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WisconsinAnnual ConferenceThe United Methodist Church2011 Yearbook and JournalforThe Forty-Second Sessionheld at theWisconsin Dells CenterWisconsin Dells, WisconsinJune 12 - 15, 2011Conference Office located at:750 Windsor StreetPO Box 620Sun Prairie, WI 53590608-837-7328Fax: 608-837-8547Toll Free: 888-240-7328www.wisconsinumc.orgPublished by the Wisconsin Annual ConferenceKevin Rice Myers, Conference Secretary, Editor

Bishop of the Wisconsin Conference2004—2012Bishop Linda LeeLinda Lee was born in Cleveland, Ohio on July 9, 1949. She was ordained Deacon byBishop Dwight E. Loder and was ordained Elder by Bishop Edsel A. Ammons. She waselected to the Episcopacy at the North Central Jurisdictional Conference on July 14, 2000in Middleton, Wisconsin, and assigned to the Michigan Area. She was assigned as Bishopof the Wisconsin Area at the 2004 North Central Jurisdictional Conference. She wasreassigned to the Wisconsin Area at the 2008 North Central Jurisdictional Conference.A graduate of United Theological Seminary (M.Div-1984 and D.Min-1994), Bishop Leebegan her ministerial career as a chaplain intern at Adrian College prior to her graduationfrom seminary. She was appointed to serve Residence Park UMC, Dayton, Ohio (1982-87),and then served as Assistant to the Dean for Educational Administration at MethodistTheological School in Ohio. She also served as an associate pastor at Central UMC, Detroit,and pastor of Conant Avenue UMC, Detroit, prior to being named to the Detroit Conferencecabinet. Bishop Lee served as chair of Black Clergywomen of the UMC (1996-98) andhas been a member of many conference committees. She has also served as a speakerfor numerous schools, retreats, and conferences, and was elected twice as a delegate toGeneral Conference.Bishop Lee is married to Rev. Lamarr V. Gibson, and the couple has three children.iii

iv2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2011 WISCONSIN CONFERENCE JOURNALTABLE OF CONTENTS1. Officers of the Annual Conference............................................................... 1Conference Officers...................................................................................... 1District Superintendents................................................................................ 2Seminaries and Colleges.............................................................................. 2Conference Offices and Staff........................................................................ 3Camp and Retreat Ministries........................................................................ 4Other Agencies............................................................................................. 4Health and Welfare Ministries....................................................................... 4Campus Ministries........................................................................................ 62. Boards, Commissions and Committees...................................................... 7Rolls of Conference Clergy Members and Diaconal MinistersElders in Full Connection............................................................................ 25Deacons in Full Connection........................................................................ 28Provisional Elders....................................................................................... 28Provisional Deacons................................................................................... 28Associate Members.................................................................................... 28Diaconal Ministers...................................................................................... 28Full-Time Local Pastors.............................................................................. 28Part-Time Local Pastors............................................................................. 29Student Pastors.......................................................................................... 29Retired Elders in Full Connection............................................................... 29Retired Deacons in Full Connection........................................................... 33Retired Associate Members........................................................................ 33Retired Local Pastors................................................................................. 33Honorable Location..................................................................................... 33Members of Other Conferences or Methodist Denominations...............33-34Clergy Members of Other Denominations.................................................. 34Others......................................................................................................... 34Lay Members of the Annual ConferenceListed by District and Charge...................................................................... 35Roll Call of the 42nd Session of the Wisconsin Conference....................... 483. Daily Proceedings of the 42nd Session..................................................... 52Clergy Session of the Wisconsin Annual Conference................................. 78Certificate of Ordination.............................................................................. 854. Business of the Annual Conference.......................................................... 865. AppointmentsKey to Abbreviations................................................................................. 117Appointments to Local Churches.............................................................. 118Appointments to Extension Ministry.......................................................... 131Appointments to Attend School................................................................. 135Appointments to Other Annual Conferences............................................ 135Table of Contents

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAppointments of Deacons......................................................................... 135Appointments of Diaconal Ministers......................................................... 135Retired Diaconal Ministers........................................................................ 135Honorable Location................................................................................... 136Honorable Location, Retired..................................................................... 136Chaplains.................................................................................................. 137Appointments of Deaconesses and Home Missionaries.......................... 137Certified Church Professionals................................................................. 137Circuits and Circuit Leaders...................................................................... 1386. ReportsItems Requiring Action by the 2011 Annual Conference Session............. 1432012 Approved Budget............................................................................. 164Audited Financial StatementsWisconsin Annual Conference................................................................. 175East Wisconsin Pension Trust..........................................No Report ReceivedIndex of Reports of Boards and Agencies............................................... 203Conference BoardsBoard of Camp and Retreat Ministries..................................................... 205Board of Congregation and Circuit Development.............No Report ReceivedBoard of Church and Society................................................................... 206Board of Global Ministries........................................................................ 207Board of Higher Education and Student Ministry..................................... 212Board of Lay Ministry............................................................................... 214Board of Ordained Ministry...................................................................... 220Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance and Equitable Compensation.......... 223Board of Trustees..................................................................................... 226Commissions, Committees, Councils and Related AgenciesCommission on Archives and History...............................No Report ReceivedCommisison on Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns......... No Report ReceivedCommission on Status and Role of Women.....................No Report ReceivedCommission on Religion and Race...................................No Report ReceivedEthnic Local Church Concerns Committee.......................No Report ReceivedCommittee on Hispanic/Latino Ministry.............................No Report ReceivedProgram and Arrangements Committee...........................No Report ReceivedConference Council on Youth Ministry..................................................... 228Communications and Information Technology......................................... 229Conference Episcopacy Committee......................................................... 232Conference Personnel Committee........................................................... 232Council on Finance and Administration.................................................... 233United Methodist Women......................................................................... 235United Methodist Men.......................................................No Report ReceivedWisconsin United Methodist Foundation.................................................. 238Table of Contentsv

vi2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalConference OfficersMoving Director................................................................ No Report ReceivedConference Secretary............................................................................. 243Colleges and SeminariesAfrica University...................................................................................... 245Boston University School of Theology.................................................... 246Candler School of Theology.................................................................... 248Drew University School of Theology....................................................... 250Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary.............................................. 251North Central College............................................................................. 252Wisconsin Council of Churches.............................................................. 254Health and Welfare AgenciesCedar Crest, Inc............................................................... No Report ReceivedChristian Community Homes & Services, Inc.................. No Report ReceivedEvergreen Retirement Community................................. No Report ReceivedHarbor House Crisis Shelters................................................................. 256Morrow Memorial Home.......................................................................... 257Northcott Neighborhood House....................................... No Report ReceivedParish Nurse Ministries........................................................................... 258Schmidt Woodland Hills................................................... No Report ReceivedSheboygan Retirement Home and Beach Health Care Center, Inc....... NRRUnited Methodist Children’s Services..................................................... 260United Methodist Hospitals Ministry........................................................ 262The Village at Manor Park................................................ No Report Received7. Petitions to the 2012 General Conference....................................................2648. Memoirs for 2010 – 2011............................................................................ 2909. Roll of the Dead.......................................................................................... 31410. Historical Sessions of the Annual Conference....................................... 32211. MiscellaneousRules and Policies of the Wisconsin Annual Conference......................... 324Annual Conference Offerings & Ingathering Results................................ 3702011 Recognitions and Awards................................................................ 3702010 Apportionment Payment Recognitions............................................. 374Missionaries Related to the Wisconsin Conference................................. 377Remuneration Received by those Appointed to Extension Ministries....... 37812. Clergy Service Records............................................................................. 38013. Statistical Tables for Calendar Year 2010Table 1...................................................................................................... 452Table 2...................................................................................................... 482Table 3...................................................................................................... 51214. Abbreviations Used in the Wisconsin Conference................................ 52715. Index........................................................................................................... 52816. Corrections Page....................................................................................... 53217. Frequently Called Telephone Numbers......................... Outside Back CoverTable of Contents

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDistrict Superintendents, 2011 - 2012Capital-Coulee RegionMetro RegionSam Royappa,District Superintendentsroyappa@wisconsinumc.orgSherry Malone,Regional Office Administratorsmalone@wisconsinumc.org750 Windsor St., PO Box 620Sun Prairie WI 53590-0620608-837-0056 FAX: 608-837-8305Jorge Mayorga Solis,District Superintendentjorge@wisconsinumc.orgBarbara Ridgely,Regional Office Administratorbridgely@wisconsinumc.org1442 North Farwell, Suite 402Milwaukee WI 53202-2913414-271-5080 FAX: 414-271-6991Chippewa-Heartland Region:Nicolet-Winnebago Region:Ann Spindt Henschel,District Superintendentashenschel@wisconsinumc.orgBonita Smith,Regional Office Administratorbsmith@wisconsinumc.org1233B Menomonie St.Eau Claire WI 54703-5996715-835-5181 FAX: 715-835-1255Gordon Lind,District Superintendentglind@wisconsinumc.orgBarbara Franken,Regional Office Administratorbfranken@wisconsinumc.org1500 N. Casaloma Dr., Suite 409Appleton WI 54913-8220920-991-0548 FAX: 920-991-0549United Methodist Seminaries and CollegesGarrett–Evangelical Theological Seminary2121 Sheridan Rd. Evanston IL 60201847-866-3900 or 1-800-SEMINARY (800-736-4627)www.garrett.eduPresidentPhilip Amersonphilip.amerson@garrett.eduNorth Central College30 North Brainard Street PO Box 3065 Naperville IL 60540630-637-5100 or 800-411-1861www.northcentralcollege.edu847-866-3901PresidentAssoc Dir of ExternalRelations/DevelopmentHarold Wildehrwilde@noctrl.eduJean Morrisjmmorris@noctrl.eduWiley College711 Wiley Ave. Marshall TX 75670903-927-3300www.wileyc.edu630-637-5454800-411-1861President Haywood L. Strickland 903-927-3201Director of Church Relations Melody Patterson 903-927-33912Directory of Officers, Staff and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCONFERENCE OFFICES AND STAFF750 WINDSOR ST., PO BOX 620, SUN PRAIRIE WI 53590-0620TOLL FREE: 888-240-7328Conference TreasurerConference BenefitsOfficerLisa Kinglking@wisconsinumc.orgSteve Zekoff (10/1/2010)szekoff@wisconsinumc.org608-837-7320Fax: 608-825-8287Toll Free: 888-240-7328608-837-7320Fax: 608-825-8287Toll Free: 888-240-7328Director of ConnectionalMinistriesDirector ofCommunicationsCoordinator ofCamping and RetreatMinistriesCoordinator ofCongregation and CircuitDevelopmentCoordinator ofMissionsBuilding & ServiceDepartment ManagerConference Archivist/Historical LibrarianUnited ChristianResource CenterManagerDan R. Dickddick@wisconsinumc.orgMichele Virnigmvirnig@wisconsinumc.orgNancy M. Deanerndeaner@wisconsinumc.orgRichard (Ric) Olsonricolson@wisconsinumc.orgDeborah Thompsondthompson@wisconsinumc.orgKatie Hoeppnerkhoeppner@wisconsinumc.orgLynn Lubkemanllubkeman@wisconsinumc.orgarchives@wisconsinumc.orgKaren Lamoreekmlamoree@gmail.comUCResource@ucrcenter.orgWisconsin United Methodist Foundation608-837-9582 Fax: 608-837-2492 Toll Free: 888-903-9863608-837-7328Fax: 608-837-8547Toll Free: 888-240-7328608-837-7328Fax: 608-837-8547Toll Free: 888-240-7328608-837-3388Fax: 608-837-8547Toll Free: 877-947-2267608-837-7328Fax: 608-837-8547Toll Free: 888-240-7328608-837-7328Fax: 608-837-8547Toll Free: 888-240-7328608-837-3367Fax: 608-837-8547Toll Free: 888-240-7328608-837-7328Toll Free: 888-240-7328608-837-7328Fax: 608-837-8547Toll Free: 888-240-7328President William F. Helwig whelwig@wumf.orgVice President of Finance Tom Schaefer tomschaefer@wumf.orgVice-President ofPrograms and ResourcesJean Ehnert Nicholasjenicholas@wumf.orgLoan Officer Ellen LaWall elawall@wumf.orgCapital CampaignCoordinatorLenore Geisthardtlgeisthardt@wumf.orgAdministrative Associate Emily Peterson wumf@wumf.orgDirectory of Officers, Staff and Agencies3

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCAMP AND RETREAT MINISTRIES750 WINDSOR ST., PO BOX 620, SUN PRAIRIE, WI 53590-0620TOLL FREE: 877-947-2267www.wiumcamps.orgCamp andRetreat Ministries OfficeNancy M. Deaner, Coordinatorndeaner@wisconsinumc.org750 Windsor Street, PO Box 620Sun Prairie WI 53590-0620608-837-3388Fax: 608-837-8547Toll Free: 877-947-2267Lake LucernePine LakeUnited Methodist MenUnited Methodist WomenChip Hutler,Camps AdministratorW6460 Cty Rd. YYNeshkoro WI 54960http://www.lakelucernecamp.com/lakelucerne@wisconsinumc.orgNick Coenen, Camp ManagerW8301 Cty Rd. MWestfield WI 53964http://www.pinelakecamp.org/pinelake@wisconsinumc.orgOTHER AGENCIESAugust (Augie) Grulich,Presidentc/o Racine: Christ UMC5109 Washington AveRacine WI 53406agrulich@wi.rr.comJudy Vasby, President4131 Weslan DriveWisconsin Rapids, WI 54494vasby.umw@gmail.com920-293-4488Toll Free: 877-LUCERNEToll Free: 877-582-3763Fax: 920-293-4361608-296-2720Toll Free: 800-648-9630Fax: 608-296-4188262-308-1951608-576-0173WisconsinCouncil of ChurchesBellin Health Systemwww.bellin.orgCedar Crest, Inc.www.cedarcrestnet.comChristian CommunityHomes and Serviceswww.cchhudson.orgScott Anderson,Executive Director750 Windsor St., Suite 301Sun Prairie WI 53590www.wichurches.orgsanderson@wichurches.orgHealth and Welfare MinistriesGeorge Kerwin, President/CEO744 S. Webster Ave.PO Box 23400Green Bay WI 54305-3400Marion Wozniak, CEOmrwozniak@cedarcrestnet.com1702 S. River Rd.Janesville WI 53546Daniel Goodier, Administratordan.goodier@cchhudson.org1320 Wisconsin St.Hudson WI 54016608-837-3108Fax: 608-837-3038920-433-3500608-756-0344715-386-93034Directory of Officers, Staff and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEvergreen RetirementCommunitywww.evergreenoshkosh.comHealth and Welfare MinistriesKen Arneson, President/CEOkarneson@EvergreenOshkosh.com1130 N. Westfield St.Oshkosh WI 54902-3217920-237-2100Harbor House Crisis Shelterswww.harborhousecs.orgHillcrest Family Serviceswww.hillcrest-fs.orgMorrow Memorial Home andApartmentswww.morrowhome.orgNorthcott NeighborhoodHousewww.wisconsinumc.org/missions/Northcott.htmlParish Nurse MinistriesSchmitt Woodland Hillswww.wahsa.org/woodland/Sheboygan SeniorCommunitywww.washa.org/sheboyganUnited MethodistChildren’s Serviceswww.wisconsinumc.org/missions/UMCS.htmlBarbara Certa-Werner,Directorinfo@harborhousecs.orgRevBarb@harborhousecs.org1531 Hughitt Ave.Superior WI 54880Gary Gansemer, Pres./CEOggansemer@hillcrest-fs.org2005 Asbury RoadDubuque, IA 52001Michael F. Bonello, Exec. Dir.mbonello@morrowhome.org331 S. Water St.Sparta WI 54656McArthur Weddle, Exec. Dir.weddlenh@aol.com2460 N. 6th St.Milwaukee WI 53212-2756Velma Hockenberry,Committee Chairvelhoc@centurytel.net916 Mary Kay Ave.Tomah WI 54660James Olson, Directorolsoji@mwt.net1400 W. Seminary St.Richland Center WI 53581Michael Basch, Exec. Dir.mbasch@retiresheboygan.com930 N. Sixth StreetSheboygan WI 53081Perry Huyck, Exec. Dir.phumcs@sbcglobal.net3940 W. Lisbon Ave.Milwaukee WI 53208-1868715-394-9608563-583-7357877-437-6333608-269-3168414-372-3770608-372-3783608-647-8931920-458-2137414-344-2427United MethodistHospitals Ministry - MadisonJane Follmer Zekoff, Chaplain 920-772-1704The Village at Manor Parkwww.vmpcares.comMadisonHospitalsChaplain@WisconsinUMC.orgW8212 Stockbridge CtLake Mills, WI 53551-9742Jim Enlund, Pres./CEOjim.enlund@vmp.org3023 S. 84th St.West Allis WI 53227414-607-4362Directory of Officers, Staff and Agencies5

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalGreen BayLa CrosseMadisonMilwaukeePlattevilleRiponRiver FallsStevens PointStoutWhitewaterCampus Ministry PersonnelHarvey Jaeger, Campus Ministerhjjiim@aol.comEcumenical Center2420 N. Nicolet Dr., Green Bay WI 54311Laura Sova Hoglundlshoglund@gmail.comCrossroads United Campus Ministry126 N. 17th Street, La Crosse WI 54601Karla SchmidtKarla@crossingministries.orgDoug PierceDoug@crossingministries.orgThe Crossing1127 University Ave., Madison WI 53715www.crossingministries.orgAlan McCalisteramccalister@wi.rr.comUniversity Christian Ministries2211 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee WI 53211www.ucm-uwm.orgBrenda Whitfordjchristianson@mhtc.netUnited Methodist Campus Ministry1065 Lancaster St., Platteville WI 53818Bryanne Tudor, Campus MinisterJosh Pegram, Pastorjoshuapegram3@gmail.comImmanuel United Methodist Church401 W. Fond du Lac St.Ripon WI 54971Yvonne Wilkenywilken@earthlink.netJourney House Campus Ministry143 E. Cascade, River Falls WI 54022www.journeyhouse.viviti.comLaura Courtright Burnslauracourtright@gmail.comSt. Paul’s UMC & Wesley Ministry600 Wilshire Blvd. Stevens Point WI 54481Yvonne Coxvoni@wwt.netUnited Methodist Campus Ministries - “The Place”121 Shorewood Dr., Menomonie WI 54751www.uwstout.edu/student/theplaceKimberly Brummkbrumm@sbcglobal.netUW-Whitewater United Methodist Ministry145 S. Prairie St., Whitewater WI 53190920-465-5133608-784-7600608-257-1039414-962-5460608-348-9508920-748-6695715-425-2391715-344-3557715-235-0654262-473-21316Directory of Officers, Staff and Agencies

Ex-Officio:Advisory:CAPS:Lower Case:2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryBoards, Commissions, Councils, CommitteesAnd Other AgenciesElected and Confirmed by the Annual ConferenceChancellor:Associate Chancellor:Lay Leader:Associate Lay Leader:Secretary:Statistician:Conference Treasurer:Director of Connectional Ministries:Members shall have the right to voteMembers shall not have the right to voteLAY MEMBERClergyA. CONFERENCE OFFICERSWILLIAM WHITENATHAN MOENCKDORTHY RADLEYDEANNA SHIMKOKevin Rice MyersDONALD CRAMERLISA KINGDan DickB. CONFERENCE STAFFDan Dick, Director of Connectional MinistriesNANCY M. DEANER, Coordinator of Camp & Retreat MinistriesRichard (Ric) Olson, Coordinator of Congregation and Circuit DevelopmentDeborah Thompson, Coordinator of MissionsLISA KING, TreasurerSteve Zekoff, Conference Benefits OfficerMICHELE VIRNIG, Director of CommunicationsKevin Rice Myers, Secretary of the Annual ConferenceC. 2009-2012 NORTH CENTRALJURISDICTIONAL AND GENERALBOARDS AND AGENCIES REPRESENTATIVESConnectional Table:M. Lynn ScottGeneral Council on Finance & Administration: LISA KINGGeneral Board of Church and Society:General Board of Discipleship:DIANE SCHOBERTDivision on Youth/Young Adults:General Board of Global Ministries:Jorge Mayorga SolisWomen’s Division:______General Board of Higher Education:______General Board of Pensions:______General Commission on Archives & History: ______General Commission on Religion & Race: Edwin VargasGeneral Commission on Communications: ______General Commission on Status and Role of Women: CHUE VANGGeneral Commission onChristian Unity & Interreligious Concerns: Samuel RoyappaInter-Jurisdictional Comm. On Episcopacy:Jurisdictional Mission Council:Lawrence McGuin, Justin LoweJurisdictional Comm. on Episcopacy: Jorge Mayorga Solis, DIANE ODEENBoards and Agencies7

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryD. BOARDSD. ++1 Board of Camp and Retreat MinistriesChairperson:JEFF KILLEYVice-Chairperson:BRAD SHERMANSecretary:George KaferChairperson, BCRM Personnel Committee: Ron KralChairperson, Camping Committee: Sharon CookChairperson, Facilities Committee: Charles StrongBCRM Communications Officer:DON AMPHLETTSites Retreat Promoter:BAYLEE WALLACEAt-Large (Conference Nominated): LAURA PFEFFER, JEFF KNEZELAt-Large (Board Nominated):Cathy Hamblin, HEIDI MUMMELCC:______Young Adult:VALERIE SCHMITTYouth:______Advisory:Pine Lake/Lake Lucerne Camps Administrator: CHIP HUTLERPine Lake/Lake Lucerne Program Director: LAURA HUTLERPine Lake Camp Manager:NICK COENENCoordinator of Camp & Retreat Ministries: NANCY M. DEANERBCRM Personnel Committee:Ron Kral, Chair, KAREN ROBOTKA, Cathy Weigand, JeffVirchow, Don Gribble, Advisory: NANCY M. DEANERCamping Committee:Sharon Cook, Chair, TyLacey Sims Hines, Wendy Slaback, KARENROBOTKA, JOANNE HORNBY, Brian Cook, TAMI STONE, JON WEBB, BrendaWhitford. Advisory: NANCY M. DEANER , LAURA HUTLER, NICK COENENFacilities Committee:Charles Strong, Chair, Craig Conklin, Trustees Rep., PATTICOBB, Geoff Arnold, BOB WHEELER, GLEN WARNKE, SYLVIA WHEELER, WESHURLBURT. Advisory: NANCY M. DEANER, CHIP HUTLERD. ++2. Board of Church and SocietyChairperson:LEIGH ROBERTSV-Chairperson:Laura NordstromSecretary:JENNY CHAYSix Members-At-Large:Frank Gaylord, Young Jonathan Choe,JENNY CHAY, Laura Nordstrom, ___, ___LEIGH ROBERTSSix Members Nominated by Board: JIM GOULDING, Steve Hanusa, JasonMahnke,TOU YANG, MARY LAINBERGER, ______Peace & Justice Coordinator (also on WCC): BETTY HENDERSONRepresentatives fromUM Women:DODIE SMITHCCYM:________Staff Liaison:Dan DickD. ++3. Board of Congregation and Circuit DevelopmentChairperson:Lamarr GibsonV-Chairperson:DAN ZEISecretary:MARILYN HIGGINSFinancial Secretary:Eight Members selected by Board (experience in missional and developing congregations):Randy Booth, Lamarr Gibson, JANE NELSON, Scott Carlson, DAN ZEI, ReyDiaz, Creighton Kaye, Brenda Whitford8Boards and Agencies

Representatives of Ethnic Caucuses:African American:Asian American:Hmong:Korean:Hispanic:Native American:Eight Members-At-Large:Advisory:Coordinator of Congregationand Circuit Development:GBOD (Path 1):Cabinet:2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryMARILYN HIGGINSMarvin SinghNhia Wahn Her_______Rosa MayorgaDawn Helton AnishinaabeqwaTim Albrecht, Greg Harrell, Mike Weigand,ANITA LONG, ____, ___, ____, _____Richard (Ric) OlsonDIANE SCHOBERTSam Royappa++4. Discipleship Leadership CouncilChairperson:____________ (to be assigned by team)Vice Chairperson:__________ (to be assigned by team)Secretary:____________ (to be assigned by team)Executive Team -- Ministry Area Co-Chairpersons (1 Clergy/1 LAITY)Spiritual Formation & Leadership Development: Bill Busch, __________Worship & Witness:Jeremy Deaner, ____________Outreach & Service:_____________, MARILYN HIGGINSYoung adult:Jason MahnkeYouth:____________Executive Team Ex officio:Director of Connectional Ministries: Dan DickDirector of Communications:MICHELE VIRNIGConference Lay Leader:DORTHY RADLEYCabinet Representative:Gordon LindMinistry Resource Team Chairpersons:Spiritual Formation Resource Team:BARBARA DICKLifelong Learning Resource Team – Children: SHARI LANGUSCHLifelong Learning Resource Team – Youth: KAREN RANKINLifelong Learning Resource Team – Adult: Dawn Jeffers RamstadWorship Arts Resource Team:Justin LoweStewardship Resource Team:George KaferEvangelism Resource Team:Michael WeaverMissions Resource Team:_____________Board and Agency Representatives (assigned by each board/agency):Higher Education, Camp & Retreat, Congregation & Circuit Development, Church &Society,Global Ministries, Health & Welfare, CCYM, BOLM, BOOM, Young Adult, Religion &Race, Archives & History, ELCC, COSROW, CUIC, UMW, UMM, Mission Motivation,Disaster Response, VIM, IVIM, Extension Ministries, Trustees, Pension &Health Benefits, CF&A.Council Ex Officio:Director of Connectional MinistriesDirector of CommunicationsCoordinator, MissionsCoordinator, Camp & RetreatCoordinator, Congregation and Circuit DevelopmentConference Youth CoordinatorStaff Liaison:Dan DickBoards and Agencies9

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryD. ++5. Board of Global MinistriesChairperson:GAIL BURGESSV-Chairperson:Linda PliskaSecretary:Harriett RowlandDistricts:Capital:MARGE LYFORDChippewa:LISA WEAVERCoulee:_______Heartland:_______Metro-North:_______Metro-South:JUDY BRUUNNicolet:JAN STANKOWinnebago:_______Committee ChairpersonsMission Motivation:Michael AdedokunConference Partnership:East Angola:Lamarr GibsonNative American:Dawn Helton AnishinaabeqwaDisaster Preparedness:_______Health & Welfare Ministries:DAVID GREENCommunity Ministries:_______, _______National Volunteers In Mission: BRUCE KOCHInternational Volunteers in Mission: Susan Safford-GaulConf. Secy. of Global Ministries:_______GBGM rep:Jorge Mayorga Solis, Tony FullerImmigration Task Force:DONNA VEATCHYouth: (2) selected by CCYM:_______, _______Young Adult reps (2):ERIN KRUGER, _______Students: (2) selected by HESM:_______, _______United Methodist Women:BEVERLY MASER, JOAN MOCAt-Large:David Harsh, Paul Armstrong, ALEXDICKERSON, Chomingwen PondStaff Liaison:Deborah ThompsonHEALTH & WELFARE MINISTRIES RELATED TO GLOBAL MINISTRIES(a. through k. – for information only)D5 a. Bellin Health – Green BayPresident/CEO: GEORGE KERWIND5 b. Cedar Crest, Inc. – JanesvilleCEO: MARION WOZNIAKD5 c. Christian Community Homes & Services – HudsonExecutive Director: DANIEL GOODIERD5 d. Evergreen Retirement Community – OshkoshPresident/CEO: KEN ARNESOND5 e. Harbor House Crisis Shelter—SuperiorExecutive Director: Barbara Certa-Werner10Boards and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryD5 f. Morrow Memorial Home & Apartments – SpartaExecutive Director: MICHAEL BONELLOD5 g. United Methodist Hospitals Ministry -- MadisonChaplain: Jane Follmer ZekoffD5 h. Northcott Neighborhood House – MilwaukeeExecutive Director: MACARTHUR WEDDLED5 i. Parish Nurse Ministries – WisconsinCoordinator: VELMA HOCKENBERRYD5 j. Schmitt Woodland Hills – Richland CenterExecutive Director: JAMES OLSOND5 k. Sheboygan Senior Community - SheboyganExecutive Director: MICHAEL BASCHD5 l. United Methodist Children’s Services – MilwaukeeExecutive Director: PERRY HUYCKD5 m. The Village at Manor Park – MilwaukeePresident/CEO: JIM ENLUNDD5 n. Hillcrest Family Services – DubuquePresident/CEO: GARY GANSEMERD5 o. Hmong House of Good News – MilwaukeeTreasurer: Patsy RuppeBoard Member: Judy VasbyCommittees of the Board of Global MinistriesChairperson:Secretary:Members:Chairperson:Members:D5 p. National Volunteers in MissionBRUCE KOCHKATHLEEN SCHNEIDERBRUCE KOCH, DAN LANDGRAF, LORA LANDGRAF, DON MEVIS,CAROL RAMSDEN, VINCE RAMSDEN, ROBERT WHEELER, SYLVIAWHEELER, NELSON WOODRUFF, NANCY WOODRUFF, WendellWilliams, JEFF CUPERY, CHARLES WEDEMEYER, JIM HOUWERS,TOM ANDRES, DONNA KIEFER, KATHLEEN SCHNEIDERD5 q. International Volunteers in MissionSusan Safford-GaulCOGGIN HEERINGA, Donald Heeringa, BARBARA TUTTON, HELENDUNSHEE, HEINZ MELZL, HELEN MELZL, PAM KARG, PHILWOODWORTH, KAREN SANDSTROM, JUDY BRUUN, BILLIE LA-BUMBARD, Susan Safford-GaulBoards and Agencies11

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryChairperson:Members:Chairperson:Members:Chairperson:Vice-Chair:Members:Staff:Chairperson:Recording Sec:Members:Cabinet:Staff:Chair:Members:Staff:Coordinator:Members:Staff:Ex Officio:Chairperson:Members:Staff:D5 r. Health & WelfareDAVID GREENKEN ARNESON, MICHAEL BASCH, EUNICE JEWELL, MAC WED-DLE, Lance Herrick, PERRY HUYCK, Roger Clapp, John Froiland,DAVID GREEN, JIM OLSON, MARION WOZNIAK, DANIEL GOODI-ER, ROBERT DOUGLAS, Jane Follmer Zekoff, Barbara Certa-Werner, VELMA HOCKENBERRY, Earl Kammerud, JIM ENLUND,SHARON HOCEVAR, GARY GANSEMER, JOHN LAWSON, BARBA-RA COOK, Steve Hokonson, Robert EagleD5 s. Community Ministries________GAIL BURGESS, DONNA VEATCHD5 t. Mission MotivationMichael Adedokun________David Harsh, ODELL THOMPSON, JULIE MCNAUGHTON, EbenezerInsor, BEVERLY MASER, JUDY BRUUN, LISA WEAVER, SALUDRODEMAN, Lamarr Gibson, Nancy Green, Chomingwen Pond, TonyFuller, Dawn Helton AnishinaabeqwaDeborah ThompsonD5 u. Partnership Task ForcesEAST ANGOLALamarr GibsonTimothy AlbrechtLamarr Gibson, chair; Timothy Albrecht, JUDY VASBY, FRED BRAN-CEL, Ebenezer Insor, ODELL THOMPSON, Jakes Voker, PatrickSchultz, Michael AdedokunSam RoyappaDeborah ThompsonNATIVE AMERICANDawn Helton AnishinaabeqwaRobert Odum, Earl Smith, DAVID DELEON, BECKY NICHOLAS, EL-DRED NICHOLAS, WAYNE SNELLUS, Candace Ascher, ALEX DICK-ERSON, IRV WHEELOCKDeborah ThompsonD5 v. Disaster Preparedness________PAM BROWNLEE, Ann Bullis, Bill Busch, JEFF CUPERY, EthanLarson, JAMES MONSON, Ellen Rasmussen, RON SCHOBERT, JU-DY VASBY, CHUCK WEDEMEYER, TOM MILLERDeborah ThompsonBRUCE KOCH, Susan Safford-GaulD5 w. Missionary PersonnelGAIL BURGESSHELEN ROBINSONDeborah Thompson12Boards and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryChairperson:Members:Staff:D5 x. Hunger Task ForceJULIE MCNAUGHTONCRAIG MYRBODeborah ThompsonD. ++6 Board of Higher Education & Student MinistryChairperson:V-Chairperson:Secretary:At-Large- Board Nominated: (4)At-Large: (4)Rep. from Ministries to Studentsin Secondary Education:Two Campus Ministry Students:United Methodist Women:CCYM:North Central College:Garrett-Evangelical Seminary:Advisory:Board of Ordained MinistryStaff Liaison:Markus Wegenast_______Chuck DavisChuck Davis, SANDY HIEBERT, GWENGIBSON, _________Jenny Arneson, KATIE HARRINGTON,Markus Wegenast, _______ALAN MCCALISTER, _________________, _______________________________________________________________Dan DickTrustees of Boards of Institutions of Higher Education(for information only)*North Central College:Bishop Linda Lee, TODD BERRY*Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary: JUDITH CRAIN, MICHAEL HATFIELD,CHRYS HYDE,MICHAEL MCBRIDED ++7. Board of Lay Ministry(District Lay Leaders Elected by District Council on Ministries)Conference Lay Leader:DORTHY RADLEYAssociate Conference Lay Leader: DEANNA SHIMKODistrict Lay Leaders:Capital:_______Chippewa:SHARON STEWARTCoulee:MARTY CHANDLERHeartland:DARRELL ZIETLOWMetro-North:MARK SHEETSMetro-South:DEANNA SHIMKONicolet:RON VINGERWinnebago:DENISE RETZLEFFPresident, United Methodist Men:AUGUST GRULICHPresident, United Methodist Women: JUDY VASBYCCYM:_______Conference Director of Lay Servant Ministries: _______Dean, Lay Academy:TIM VAN SCHYNDELBoards and Agencies13

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryDean, Faith AliveDistrict Directors of Lay Servant Ministries:Capital:Chippewa:Coulee:Heartland:Metro North:Metro South:Nicolet:Winnebago:Immediate Past Conference Lay Leader:Bishop:Staff Liaison:CURTIS WITTWERLISA GILBERTRAY CHERNEYLISA GILBERTRAY CHERNEYREX NELSONKaren KlattDONNA WILKINSONPATSY ROESHERI GRAEBERLinda LeeDan DickD ++8. Board of Ordained MinistryChairperson:Richard StraitVice-Chairperson:DIANE ODEENChairperson—Order of Deacons:Dawn Jeffers RamstadChairperson—Order of Elders:Forrest ClarkChairperson—Fellowship of Licensed LocalPastors and Associate Members: Gail MitchellSecretary:Dale HanamanTreasurer:Ron RetherfordAdditional Members of Exec. Committee: TOM POPP, David WilkinsonCabinet Representative:Gordon LindBoard Membership: CLARENCE AUSTIN, BRUCE BRADLEY, David Brice, David Carlson,Forrest Clark, Rosalind Dryver-Scott, Dan Fahs, Joan Frost, Mark Gilbert,SHERI GRAEBER, Dale Hanaman, Rebecca Henry, Domnik Israel, Rebecca Kindschi,Eileen Kuehnl, Yul Kwon, Gordon Lind, Margaret Lybeck-Smoak, CHUCKMALONE, Gail Mitchell, Jeffrey Nicholas, Tim O’Brien, DIANE ODEEN, Stan Pegram,TOM POPP, Dawn Jeffers Ramstad, Ron Retherford, Richard Strait, JeffreyUhler, Scott Walters, Cathy Weigand, Forrest Wells, David WilkinsonAdvisory:Kevin Rice Myers, Executive SecretaryD ++9. Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance and Equitable CompensationChairperson:V-Chairperson (ins):V-Chairperson (eq. comp):V-Chairperson (pensions)Secretary:Class of 2012:Class of 2016:Conference Treasurer:Conference Benefits Officer:Cabinet Representative:Bishop:Fran DeanerDianne VielhuberWILLIAM ISBISTER________RICK CHURANRICK CHURAN, JILL FAHS, Matt Hadley,Dianne Vielhuber, Fran Deaner,WILLIAM ISBISTER, JUDY LYONS,CRAIG COTTRELL. ________Arv Arveson, Paul Johnsen, RebeccaNiese, Doyle Blanton, DAVID OGDEN,TREVOR JURGENSENLISA KINGSteve ZekoffSteve PolsterLinda Lee14Boards and Agencies

President:V-President:Secretary:Class of 2012:Class of 2013:Class of 2014:Class of 2015:Bishop:Advisory:Representative to Epis. Residence:Chairperson:V-Chairperson:Secretary:Districts:Capital:Chippewa:Coulee:Heartland:Metro-North:Metro-South:Nicolet:Winnebago:**At-Large:2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryD ++10. Board of Trustees(elected to 4-year term)Amy Jameson YackovichBILL STIMELING______Craig Conklin, KATHIE NICHOLS, JUANDIAZRACHEL STARK, BILL STIMELING, AmyJameson YackovichSHIRLEY FOGO, Tim Vanden Langenberg,DALE MEIXNERWendy Slaback, MINNIE HARMON, JEFFTHIELLinda LeeLISA KING, TreasurerKATIE HOEPPNER, Building ManagerWILLIAM WHITE, Conference ChancellorRACHEL STARKE. COMMISSIONSE ++1. Archives and HistorySANDY KINTNERJeff NicholasBruce GardowConference Archivist/Librarian:Conference Archives Researcher:Conference Historian:Pastor at Greenfield Memorial UMC:UMW:General Commission on Archives & History: Edwin VargasAdvisory:Dan DickROBERT GRUETZMACHERBruce Gardow______________ANN TOWELL_____________________SANDY KINTNER, LOIS OLSEN, JUDYVASBYLYNN LUBKEMANMARY SCHROEDERSANDY KINTNERHyo-Won ParkVELMA HOCKENBERRYBoards and Agencies15

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryE ++2. Christian Unity and Interreligious ConcernsChairperson:John HobbinsRepresentatives of A.C. on ecumenical and/or interfaith bodies (appointed by Bishop):One At-Large (Participant in a ecumenical shared ministry): Margaret Lybeck-SmoakUp to four UM Members-At-Large (chosen for their interest/expertise in ecumenical and/or inter-religious affairs: Gloria Cavil, Richard FiteYouth: (nominated by CCYM)_______One person from any District not represented in members above:Linda Shearer, DEANNA SHIMKO, JohnHobbinsGeneral Commission:Sam RoyappaUp to four additional persons representingother judicatories:_______, _______, _______, _______Ex-Officio:Advisory:Staff Liaison:Bishop Linda LeeExecutive Director of Wisconsin Council ofChurches,Scott AndersonDan DickE ++3. Religion and RaceChairperson:Andrew OrenV-Chairperson:BETTE BARNESSecretary:DEANNA SHIMKODistricts:Capital:_______Chippewa:_______Coulee:_______Heartland:Jean SchmidtMetro-North:MARILYN HIGGINSMetro-South:Rosalind Dryver-ScottNicolet:_______Winnebago:Yul Kwon**At-Large: Michael Adedokun, BETTE BARNES, Bonnie Bell, MARILYN HIGGINS,Rosalind Dryver-Scott, Andrew Oren, Rafael Cubilette, Ebenezor Insor, Rosa Mayorga,Hong-Lim Park, Earl Kammerud, Yul KwonUMW:LUCY SYLVESTERGeneral Commission:Ethnic Caucus Representatives:Native American CaucusALEX DICKERSON, Rob OdumHispanic Caucus:Rosa Mayorga, Ada RosadoBlack Methodists for Church Renewal: MARILYN HIGGINSAsian Caucus:Domnik IsraelKorean CaucusHan Du KwakHmong Caucus:Nhia Wahn HerConference Immigration Task Force: DONNA VEATCHBGM:_______ELCC:Rafael CubiletteStaff Liaison:Deborah ThompsonDistrict SuperintendentGordon Lind16Boards and Agencies

Chairpersons:Clergy Women:Clergy Men:Lay Women:Lay Men:UMW:Youth:General Commission:Staff Liaison:2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryE ++4 Status and Role of Women in the ChurchPresident:Vice President:Secretary/Treasurer:Scouting Coordinator:Hunger Relief Advocate:Districts:Capital:Chippewa:Coulee:Heartland:Metro North:Metro South:Nicolet:Winnebago:Advisory Cabinet:Clergy Advisor:Past President:Conference Lay Leader Rep:Chairperson:Vice Chairperson:Secretary:Council Membership:E. ++5 United Methodist MenF. COUNCILSDIANE QUADE, Arveda “Freddie” KirkArveda “Freddie” Kirk, Heather Brewer,______________, _______DIANE QUADE, MARY RATHER,CARISSA RASKA______, _______, _______KAY PUTMAN________CHUE VANGDan DickAUGUST GRULICHGeoff ArnoldROBERT SPINTI________________DAVID LYFORDGLEN WARNKE________JIM MILLER________JERRY STODDARD________________Steve Polster________CHUCK TEEGE________F ++1. Council on Finance and AdministrationTwo Young Adults:Ex-Officio (without vote):Bishop:Assistant to the Bishop:District Superintendent:Director of Connectional Ministries:Treasurer:Conference Benefits Officer:President, WI UM Foundation:Mark GeisthardtTERRI WEILANDCarrie Kreps WegenastMark Geisthardt, Evelyn Mingle, TimMatthaei, TERRI WEILAND, IMELDAROMAN, ROBERT BLAHUT, RUTHLINDEGARDE, ______Carrie Kreps Wegenast, ______Linda LeeStephen PolsterSam RoyappaDan DickLISA KINGSteve ZekoffBill HelwigBoards and Agencies17

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryG1. Ethnic Local Church ConcernsChairperson:Rafael CubiletteSecretary:MARILYN HIGGINS3 persons from each ethnic caucus:Hmong:Nhia Wahn Her, _______, _______Black Methodists for Church Renewal: MARILYN HIGGINS, ________, ________Hispanic:Rosa Mayorga, Gloria Miranda, ________Korean:Hong-Lim Park, Sung-Keun Kim,________Native American:Rob Odum, ________, ________At-Large (3) representingEthnic Local Church:Rafael Cubilette, Ebenezer Insor,________**Four Members-At-Large:_______, _______, _______, _______Representatives ofUnited Methodist Women;IRIS HERNANDEZ, PA HOUA XOINGCCYM:_________COSROW:________Board of Congregation & Circuit Development: MARILYN HIGGINSBoard of Church and Society: ________Cabinet:Jorge Mayorga SolisCommission on Religion and Race: ________Staff Liaison:Richard (Ric) OlsonShalom Zone:Deborah ThompsonChair:At-Large:Advisory:Chairperson:Secretary:Members:G2. Communications and IT Committee_______BARBARA DICK, Bill McBride, BILL WATTMICHELE VIRNIG, KATELIN HILBOG 3. (Area) Episcopacy(elected by A.C.)DIANE SCHOBERTAmanda SteinMary Council-Austin, MARTHA BOYER, RANDY CRUMP, Tina Lang,RUBEN MORALES, DIANE SCHOBERT, Amanda Stein, Mark Swanson,JEFF TEWS, Jorge Mayorga Solis, DIANE ODEEN, DORTHYRADLEY, _______, _______Appointed by the Bishop:RANDY CRUMP, Mary Council-Austin,RUBEN MORALESAssistant to the Bishop:Conference Lay Leader:Jurisdictional Committee Representatives:Chairperson:Membership:Finance and Administration:Board of Trustees:Committee on Episcopacy:G 3. (Area) Episcopal Residence(elected by A.C.)Steve PolsterDORTHY RADLEYJorge Mayorga Solis, DIANE ODEEN________Mark GeisthardtRACHEL STARK________18Boards and Agencies

Chairperson:V-Chairperson:Secretary:Districts:Capital:Chippewa:Coulee:Heartland:Metro-North:2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryG 3. Administrative Review CommitteeMembers: Fran Deaner, Lucretia Fehrmann, Kathryn Croskery-JonesAlternates:Jon Claude Bartlett, Kyung-Sook LeeG 4. Investigation of Clergy MembersPRINCIPAL MEMBERS:Sue Burwell, Linda Vance, David Busker, Marvin Singh,JON FURLOW (chair), ERIC TAYLORALTERNATE MEMBERS:Jane Daniels, Kathy Jury, Jeffrey Virchow,JIM WELLS, SAM PADDOCK, EDGAR RUSSELLG 5. Investigation of Diaconal MinisterIf it becomes necessary for this Committee to act,Paragraph 2703.3 of The Book of Discipline, (2008) will be followed.Metro-South:Nicolet:Winnebago:Religion and Race:Status and Role of Women:Youth:Lay Leader:Associate Lay Leader:Advisory:Staff Liaison:District Superintendent:Chairperson:V-Chairperson:Secretary:Metro North & Metro SouthNicolet & WinnebagoChippewa & HeartlandCapital & CouleeG 6. Moving (named by Cabinet)Director: BOB MILLERG 7. NominationsDeb Benedum_________KAREN LAMOREEG 8. Program and Arrangements________, ________, ________LAURA IDA, ________, ________________, _______, ________________, ________Marvin Spence, MARK SHEETS, DORTHYRADLEYDeb Benedum, DEANNA SHIMKORON VINGER, ________, ________DENISE RETZLEFF________, ________________________________, _______DORTHY RADLEYDEANNA SHIMKO________Dan DickJorge Mayorga SolisSusan Bresser_________DIANE WILLIAMSMARY ANN BALMER__________________, ________Susan BresserBoards and Agencies19

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryAt-Large (8) chosen for specific responsibilityHospitality:Susan Safford-GaulWorship:Tim Berlew, Grace CajiuatDisplays/Exhibits:Kelly FowlerEMTs:DIANE WILLIAMSSpecial Meals:Amber WoloverAgenda:Dan DickLocal Arrangements:Amber WoloverTechnology:J.D. McCarty, MATT HORTONChild Care:KAREN LAMOREEEvent Planning:KAREN LAMOREECCYM Representative:_________Ex Officio:Bishop:Linda LeeDirector of Connectional Ministries: Dan Dick, George Kafer, Cathy WeigandDirector of Communications:MICHELE VIRNIGCoordinator, Youth and Young AdultMinistries:_________Lay Leader:DORTHY RADLEYConference Secretary:Kevin Rice MyersRegistrar:DIANE WILLIAMSAdvisory: Conference CenterService Department Manager: KATIE HOEPPNERChairperson:Members:Staff Liaison:Chair:Members:Staff Liaison:Chairperson:V-Chair:Class of 2012:Class of 2013:Class of 2014:Ex Officio:Advisory:G 9. RulesGEORGE AFFELDTORLEN RICHARDS, DOROTHY SCHMIDT, Tom Moe, GEORGE AF-FELDT, LEONARD LARSENDan DickG 10. PetitionsCarrie Kreps WegenastKRISTEN LOWE, JIM WELLS, BARBARADICK, Kate Jones, Josh Pegram, SteveScottDan DickG 11. Conference Personnel CommitteeChris Bethke______Julie Wilson, ________Chris Bethke, JEFF TEWS, MICHELLEVENTURINI,JOHN LAWSON______, ________, ________, _________Bishop Linda Lee, BILL WHITE, StevePolsterLISA KING, Dan Dick, MICHELE VIRNIGG 13. Implications Committee(named annually by the Bishop)20Boards and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryG 14. Council on Youth MinistriesCo Chairs:_______Spiritual Development:_______Resourcing:_______Mission Advocacy:_______Communication:_______Co Chairs in Training:Spiritual Development:_______Resourcing:_______Mission Advocacy:_______Communication:CCYM Members:CCYM Adult Members: (with voice, notvote):Youth and Young Adult Coordinator: _______Staff Liaison:NANCY DEANERG 15. Committee on Hispanic/Latino MinistryChairperson:Maribel CelizV Chair:LUIS PANESIRecording Secretary:________Financial Secretary:PETER SCHAKELFORDAHLMA Institute-Coordinator:Rafael Cubilette, David Byers-DentLocal Hispanic/Latino Ministry Representatives: Gloria Miranda, AUDELIS AYALA,LOURDES NAVARRO, ANTONIA GONZALEZ, RUBEN MORALES, Lucas HernandezRepresentatives of Boards & CommitteesBoard of Cong & Circuit Dev:Rosa MayorgaBoard of Global Ministries:DONNA VEATCHBoard of Ordained Ministry:_______Representatives of each Ethnic CaucusAfrican American:_______Asian American:_______Hmong:_______Korean:_______Hispanic/Latino:LUIS A. PANESINative American:_______One Representative from each Region of the ConferenceCapital/Coulee Region:Rafael CubiletteChippewa/Heartland Region:Rey DiazMetro Region:Marino ChaconNicolet/Winnebago Region:RICARDO TORRESMembers-At-Large:Rosalind Dryver-Scott, Ana Luisa Chacon,JEANNIE PANESICabinet Representative:Jorge Mayorga SolisStaff Liason:Richard (Ric) OlsonBoards and Agencies21

President:V-President:Secretary:Treasurer:Class of 2011:Class of 2012:Class of 2013:Class of 2014:Bishop:President:2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryH. FOUNDATIONS(informational purposes only)H 1. Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation, Inc.ROANNE BARNESBruce BartelDENNIS LANGEMARK PERSCHBACHERROANNE BARNES, LAURA BARRY, RUSSHIRSCHY,MARILYN HIGGINS, Jason Mahnke, Wesley WhiteJAN BOUTELLE, DON BRICK, Rosalind Dryver-Scott,MELISSA FREIBERG, Don Gribble, John Hobbins,CECELIA WILSON HOLDERBruce Bartel, DARRELL BEHNKE, SCOTT BETHKE,BEN BRANCEL, Dan Fahs, JACK WERNER,MARTHA WALTONRICK BIGLER, LORI CANDELMO, Paul Johnsen,DENNISLANGE, Rebecca Niese, DON SEMLER, JIM WELLSLinda LeeBill HelwigPresident:V-President:Secretary/Treasurer:I. OTHER AGENCIESI 1. Retired Ministers Association(not elected by A.C.)David BuskerMary Beth ByrneJane DanielsI 2. United Methodist Women(Not elected by A.C.)President:JUDY VASBYV-President:LUCY SYLVESTERSecretary:LAURA PFEFFERTreasurer:JOAN MOCChair, Committee on Nominations: BETTY MOOREMission Coordinators:Spiritual Growth:KAREN STIMELINGSocial Action:DODI SMITHEducation/Interpretation:BEV MASERMember Nurture/Outreach:IVELISSE RIVERASecretary of Program Resources:ARLENE TRULLCommunications Coordinator:STACY GANZERDean, School of Christian Mission: GLORIA CARTERAssistant Dean:JULIE MIEHEBishop:Linda Lee22Boards and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectoryI 3. Wisconsin Council of Churches(Persons nominated by Episcopal Office in consultation withthe Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns)WCC Board of Directors:Episcopal Leader:Class of 2011:Clergy:Lay Members:Class of 2012:Clergy:Lay Members:Class of 2013:Clergy:Lay Members:WCC Executive Council:WCC Personnel Committee:WCC Peace and Justice:WCC Unity and Relationships:WCC Finance Committee:Linda LeeEarl Smith, Edward JohnsonPERRY HUYCK, MARK WEINHOLDJustin Elliott Lowe, Yul KwonCASSIE KAFER, DOUG KNUDSONDan Dick, Allen ChristensenBETTY HENDERSON, SHERIAN FOSTERTina LangSteve PolsterBETTY HENDERSONSam Royappa_______J. DISTRICT AGENCIES (A.C. Elects Annually)J 1. District Boards of Church Location and BuildingCapital/Coulee: Sam Royappa (DS), SAM PADDOCK (Chrp), COLIN GODDING, CraigConklin, MORRIS HUMPHREY, KEN CARLSON, PAT CARLSON,MARTY CHANDLER, _______, _______Chippewa: Ann Spindt Henschel (DS), LLOYD WOODMANSEE, ROGER MIL-LER, RICHARD GUSTAFSON, Jack Starr, JUDY ROMMEL, BARBA-RA WOODRUFF, James Altman, Tammy Clausen, _________Heartland: Ann Spindt Henschel (DS) Bill Swan (co-chr), DAN ZEI (co-chr). KA-REN JOOS, JOANN VOSS, JOHN STANGE, STEVE PREWITT,________Metro-North: Jorge Mayorga Solis (DS), MINNIE HARMON, EDWARD JOHNSON,Pete Peterson (Chr), JOHN ROTH, Verlin Wandrey, DAN LANDGRAF,RICK JASINSKIMetro-South: Jorge Mayorga Solis (DS), Joel Deaner-Rogers (Chrp), MARKHUMPHREYNicolet:Winnebago:Gordon Lind (DS) Al Briggs, GINNY BRIGGS, Mel HenrichsGordon Lind (DS), Chuck Davis (Chr), ORVILLE NELSON, ROBERTSCHUBRING, BOB SMIDT, Michael Morning, CHRISTINE MILESJ 2. District Committees on Ordained Ministry (Approved by A.C.)Capital: Sam Royappa (DS) Roger Becker, Marianne Cotter, Russell Frees,Scott Walters (BOOM)Lay Members: JUDY LYONS, JACK MALONE (Chr), JIM WELLS,_______Chippewa: Ann Spindt Henschel (DS), Terri Koca, Dan Fahs (BOOM), CathyHamblin, Mike Weaver, Barbara Certa-Werner, Paul Foulke, _______Lay Members: JOEY BOHL (Chr), SHOLA ADGPOKUN, ______Boards and Agencies23

Coulee:Heartland:2011 Wisconsin Conference DirectorySam Royappa (DS), David Busker, Barbara Cook, Donna Miller(CHR), Rom Pegram, Laverne Larson, Lynn Lemke Schreck,Lay Members: BRUCE BRADLEY (BOOM), PAT BULLARD, MARTYCHANDLER, TOM LINDAHLAnn Spindt Henschel (DS), Ruth Egerer, Howard Hintzman, GaryCole, Rebecca Niese (CHR), Stephane Taylor Homann, William Dow,______Lay Members: ED HEUER, ERIC NORTON, ______Metro-North District: Jorge Mayorga Solis (DS), Ron Kral (CHR), “Arv” Arveson, RickBrewer, Rebecca Kindschi (BOOM), Matt Hadley, Janet Harzell,Kathryn Croskery-JonesLay Members: HOWARD MYERS, MARILYN HIGGINS, LYNNBLACKBURNMetro-South:Nicolet:Winnebago:Jorge Mayorga Solis (DS), Markus Wegenast (Chr), Sue Ott-Holland,Joyce Rinehart, Thomas Long, Hong-Lim Moses Park, Kristina M.Krause AndroskyLay Members: SERGE LOGAN, HELEN DAHL, REYNA NICIA-PALACIOSGordon Lind (DS), Roberta Thomson, Randy Richter, Dee Merritt, RebeccaHenry (BOOM), Joan Frost (Chr), Evelyn Mingle, Loretta WaegliLay Members: PAT HICKSON, RUTH REIFSTECK, MARYDROHMAN, JANET STEVENS, KEITH WOLF, RON SACCOLGordon Lind (DS), Eileen Kuehnl (BOOM), Jim Cotter, Barry Yarbro,Donald Olm, Jane Haass, Nancy Christman GreenLay Members: BARBARA COOK, LORRY SALLEE, ROBERTAFRANKOWJ 3. District Committees on the Superintendency(Elected by District Conference or Annual Conference)Capital/Coulee: Sam Royappa (DS), Lynn Lemke Schreck (Chr), GLORIA SEARS,Dianne Vielhuber, Frank Gaylord, MARTY CHANDLER (Lay Leader),Wendee Nitz, Alice Richards, Blake Overlein, _______At-Large: _______Appointed by District Superintendent: ________Chippewa/HeartlandAnn Spindt Henschel (DS), Jenny Arneson, (Chrp), DARRELLZIETLOW (lay leader), SHARON STEWART (lay leader)Metro-North/Metro South:Jorge Mayorga Solis (DS), Jodie Joiner, ERSKINE TUCKER, MARKSHEETS, MARIETA HUFF, JULIE BRYSON, IMELDA ROMAN,DEANNA SHIMKO, Hong-Lim Moses Park, MELISSA YANGNicolet/Winnebago: Gordon Lind (DS), Mark Geisthardt (CHR), Nhia Wahn Her, RONVINGER, DENISE RETZLEFFAt-Large: SUE WILLIAMS, _______Appointed by District Superintendent: ________24Boards and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalElder in Full ConnectionAgtarap, BenerAlbrecht, Timothy J.Altman, James A.Androsky, Kristina Marie KrauseAndrus, Duane E.Armstrong, Brian M.Armstrong, Paul B.Arneson, Jennifer M.Arpke, Jodi L.Aurand, Keith N.Ayensu-Mensah, ListowelBartlett, Jean WanekBartlett, Jon ClaudeBeaton, George WilliamBenedum, Debra S.Berlew, Timothy BBethke, Christine A.Bierer, Jo L.Bindrich, Christal M.Blackburn, Robert G.Blackmer, David W.Blanton, E. DoyleBlean-Kachigan, Janis E.Bolz, Barbara A.Booth, RandallBreidenstein, RychieBresser, SusanBrewer, Rick J.Bryce, C. SueBude, Norman P.Burwell, Susanne L.Busch, William A.Byers-Dent, DavidCajiuat, Amelita Grace G.Carlson, David P.Carlson, Michael R.Carlson, Scott D.Carmichael-Stoner, Nancy L.Caylor, SuniCerta-Werner, Barbara L.Certa-Werner, Joel W.Cho, JerryChoe, Young JonathanChristensen, Allen M.Christianson, John E.Christianson, Wendy L. BairCole, Gary W.Colyer, Elmer M.Conklin, Craig W.Conklin, Mary AnneConnery, Jill MarieCook, Barbara GistCook, BrianCook, Sharon L. S.Cotter, James H.Cotter, MarianneCouncil-Austin, MaryCountryman, Thomas C.Croskery-Jones, Kathryn AnnCurtis, Stanley C.D'Alessio, Sue C.Davis, M. CharlesDeaner, Francis R.Deaner, Jeremy R.Deaner-Rogers, ChristineDeaner-Rogers, JoelDeede, Claudia J.DeLong, Amy E.DeMaris, M. CharlesDeMaris, MargaretDembinski, KevinDeming, JoanDiaz, ReyDick, Dan R.Dowling, Douglas R.Dryver-Scott, Rosalind E.Dunham, Thomas J.Ebert, Karen T.Egerer, Ruth M.Ellinger, Janet R.Fahs, Daniel J.Farmer-Lewis, LindaFehrmann, Lucretia A.Fenner, Bruce S.Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference25

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalFite, DianeForret, Cherie A.Foster, Edwin R.Fowler, Kelly ReneeFrancis, Don R.Frees, Russell R.Frost, Joan C.Garren, Michael A.Garton, Gena M.Geisthardt, Mark W.Gibson, Lamarr V.Gilbert, Mark D.Greer, Donald L.Gribble, Donald J.Groves, George H.Guse, David N.Haass, Jane AndersonHadley, Matthew W.Hakes, Larry A.Hamblin, Cathy L.Henry, Rebecca A.Henschel, Ann SpindtHerrmann, SandraHinshaw, Carolyn SightsHintzman, Howard J.Holmes, Gary A.Homann, Stephanie TaylorHuh, Do BumIsrael, Domnik D.Itson, Ellis L. "Hap"Jenks, Steven JayJewison, Gregory S.Johnsen, Paul D.Johnsen, Sarah HartJun, Hyun-ShikJung, ImJury, Kathleen L.Kaehr, Steven A.Kafer, George J.Kalas, David J.Kaye, Creighton W.Kaye, KarinKelley, Laura J.Kim, Daniel JinsunKim, Hyun-SukKim, Sung-KeunKindschi, RebeccaKirk, Arveda "Freddie"Klaisner, Mark S.Klatt, KarenKnutson, Patricia StensonKoca, Teresa J.Kotian, Harsha K.Kuntz, Carolyn I.Kwak, Han DuKwon, YulLambrecht, Thomas A.Larson, Ethan LowellLee, Dong SuLee, Kyung-Sook (Sue)Leih, SusanLind, Gordon D.Lockman, Susan B.Lombardo, LisaLong, Thomas E.Lybeck-Smoak, MargaretMahnke, JasonMather, Bradford W.Mayorga Solis, Jorge LuisMcBride, William R.McClintock, Robert K.McGuin, Lawrence J.McMurray, Scott A.Merritt, Deanna BethMiller, Donna L.Mitchell, Joseph R.Moe, ThomasMoore, Vernon E.Morgan, Thomas P.Morning, Michael K.Myers, Kevin RiceMyers, Marjorie RiceNagel, Marc WellNicholas, Jean EhnertNicholas, Jeffrey L.Niese, Rebecca Neal26 Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNitz, WendeeO'Brien, TimothyOlson, Rachel K.Olson, Richard L.Oppeneer, Martha JacksonOtt-Holland, Susan K.Overlien, BlakeOverman, Ruth ElizabethPark, Hong-Lim MosesPark, Hyo-WonPatterson-Sumwalt, SusanPegram, Joshua D.Pegram, Rom A.Pegram, Stanley M.Peterson, Peter A.Pimm, DeborahPolster, Stephen J.Reistroffer, DianneRew, Diane R.Rich, JoyceRichter, Randell R.Rinehart, Joyce M.Robertson, Jacqueline SharerRoyappa, Samuel J.Ruiz, John A.Safford-Gaul, Susan L.Saunders, Carolyn M.Schmidt, Jean B.Schreck, Lynn A. LemkeSchroerlucke, G. KeithSchultz, Donald F.Schultz, Patrick W.Schwerin, Daniel W.Scott, Ann WatsonScott, M. LynnSeaton, DavidShaw, Mark E.Simpson, Doris RileySingh, Marvin P.Slaback, Wendy S.Starr, Jack R.Steele, Richard B.Stein, Amanda M.D.Strait, Richard H.Strassburger, John H.Strong, Charles W.Stubbs, John C.Stunkard, Bruce W.Sumwalt, John E.Sundby, Mark E.Swan, William F.Swanson, Mark R.Tarver, TomThompson, Cynthia M.Thompson, Deborah A.Thomson, Roberta J.Twichell, Nancy A.Uhler, Jeffrey T.Van Fossen, Brad K.Vance, LindaVance, Melvin G.Vanden Langenberg, Timothy J.Vielhuber, Dianne D.Virchow, Jeffrey J.Voker, Jakes S.Waddell, Warren R.Waldron, Jean L.Walters, Scott G.Wegenast, Carrie KrepsWegenast, MarkusWeigand, Cathy J.N.Weigand, Michael J.N.Wells, Forrest R.Wells, John WesleyWest, Graham N.Whitford, Brenda K.Williams, Wendell E.Wilson, Kerry J.Yackovich, Amy JamesonYang, HerYang, TsukerYarbro, Barry M.Yoder, Paul A.Zekoff, Jane FollmerZekoff, Steven E.Zimmick, Jr., Harold H.Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference27

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDeacon in Full ConnectionLang, Tina S.Lanman, NancyRamstad, Dawn JeffersRistow, Barbara F.Wilkinson, David T.Wolover, AmberProvisional ElderBrantmeyer, VickiBrewer, Heather L.Brumm, Kimberly L.Celiz, MaribelGoodger, KrystalGregersen, Paul E.Hanusa, Steven R.Helton-Anishinaabeqwa, Dawn M.Hines, TyLacey SimsHunter, M. ParkJones, Edward S.Leistra, David O.Meyer, Jeffrey A.Nelson, EricRasmussen, R. EllenScott, Stephen PShin, KyochulSommers, Jane E.Waughtal, Loretta E.Wells, Barbara R.Wilson, JulieProvisional DeaconAnderson, Amy JoHaller, Susan AngusSchmidt, Becky JoAssociate MemberGenrich, Anita A.Kral, Ronald M.Mayorga de Chacón, Ana LuisaMitchell, Gail J.Yang, Cherhoua P.Diaconal MinisterAmenda, TheoniaBrown, ThomasClement, Shirley F.Harvey, IrisWebb, DonnaWhitaker, Richard L.Full-Time Local PastorBaldridge, GraceBalson, Mary A.Bankes, Karen LBeutin, JaniceChacón, MarinoChristensen, Mike M.Cubilette, RafaelDow, William L.Drollinger, Donald D.Droste, James B.Eggert, Dale W.Erickson, Margaret R.Floerke, Mary AnnGladney, G. WileyGlocke, Cindy S.Hamm, Carrie R.Harrell, Gregory S.Hartzell, JanetHazen, John P.Her, PhaHerdt, Michael J.Herdt, Patricia B.Hernandez Miranda, Lucas M.Hull, WayneKuehnl, EileenLowe, Justin E.Matthaei, Timothy M.Mayorga, Juan FranciscoMayorga, RosaMiller, Gerhardt P.Miller, Steven A.28 Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalMiskimen, Cheryl A.Olm, DonaldOlson, Larry A.Oren, AndrewRowland, Harriett B.Schlittler, KendallShearer, Linda J.Tricker, Annette M.Weaver, Michael A.Worgan, Timothy P.Part-Time Local PastorAlwa, Lucinda B.Arnold, Geoffrey L.Ascher, CandaceBartlett, Mark A.Benzschawel, Gary W.Brown, Gail A.Bullis, AnnClausen, TammyDe La Cruz, Eduardo B.Dobbins, AfiDymond, RenaeEmert, JenniferGagner, JayneannGardow, Bruce A.Henke, Rebecca LHietpas, GretaHuneywell, Kathleen M.Insor, Ebenezer K.Jahns-Grams, Brenda MaeJury, Lon L.Lang, AnitaLarson, LaverneLewan, Susan A.Lyksett, ShelleyMarkley, Jr., Kenneth F.Miller, Barbara S.Nordstrom, Laura M.Noriega, Norma AlbinoOdum, RobertOliver, John G.Palmer, Mary LuPaul, JohnRadley, Jeffrey L.Rivera, NormaRosado, Ada E.Rose, LeanneScott, James R.Scow, Mary BethSmith, Sharon L.Soddy, Patricia A.Spence, MarvinTurner, Lawrence E.Vang, David C.Vargas, EdwinVerdegan, DanielVerfuerth, HenryWaegli, LorettaWeed, Elizabeth A.Yates, Laura E.Yoap, John HenryStudent PastorJohnson, RodneyRetired Elder in Full ConnectionAdams, Robert H.Allen, Stuart K.Anderson, David R.Armstrong, Bryce G.Arveson, Arthur M.Averill, Arland C.Averill, Phyllis H.Barnes, James R.Bartel, Bruce A.Bartel, Lowell C.Bastian, Dwight R.Bauer-King, Charles F.Bauer-King, Nancy L.Becker, Roger T.Block, Franklin J.Bloy, Wilmer T.Boettcher, Kenneth E.Bonney, Richard L.Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference29

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBowers, Robert D.Brice, David H.Briggs, Alvin L.Bross, Billy F.Brouwer, John E.Brown, MallothiBruner, BernadetteBuchanan, George WesleyBurt, C. PhillipBusacca, DwightBush, Elliott J.Busker, David A.Callahan, TomCarey, Abraham R.Carlson, William E.Cavil, Gloria J.Cederholm, Charles J.Cheever, Clarence H.Christensen, C. JamesChristensen, Myron E.Christopher, Charles Edmond LogsChristopher, Dale R.Christopher, JudithClapp, Roger W.Clark, Forrest S.Cramer, Solomon G.Cross, Clyde S.Daniel, Eldon C.Daniels, Jane D.Delery, Harvey B.Dinsmore, Donald K.Doering, Paul H.Doersch, Carl R.Dreistadt, Henry R.Dushek, William L.Eagle, Robert W.Eckert, Jerry O.Eldred, John W.Engelman, KennethEstrem-Fuller, Richard W.Falk, Wesley C.Farina, Anthony J.Farina, David L.Fenner, Donald D.Firary, Robert J.Fite, Richard R.Foote, Robert E.Ford, Milton H.Foster, Lloyd P.Foster, Paul D.Fraley, Douglas G.Francis, Paul L.Frank, Donald L.Freese, Ruwal H.Fuller, Tony R.Garnhart, Thomas O.Gaylord, Frank R.Gaylord, Sandra FoleyGelhaus, Kenneth E.George, Alan R.Gibson, Paul J.Goebel, Joan E.Goebel, Laurence R.Gossett, Robert L.Grebe, LoisGreen, Donna R.Green, Nancy ChristmanGreen, Patrick N.Groves, Stephen G.Hackbardt, Carol L.Hagen, R. JamesHagstrom, Alan J.Hair, Marilyn S.Hamilton, Sandra E.Hanaman, Dale R.Hanson, Doris E.Harr, Verlyn C.Harrington, James L.Harrison, GerryHarsh, David V.Hartford, Lincoln J.Hartlerode, Richard A.Hayes, Stanley C. F.Hays, Robert B.Heckenlively, David W.Heilborn, Ray D.30 Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalHelgerson, A. RonaldHelwig, William F.Henrichs, Melvin W.Herrick, Lance A.Hinebaugh, Frank R.Hinkelman, RichardHinshaw, David SightsHintzman, Ned L.Hoeft, Merlin J.Holley, Susan Y.Holmes, Virgil L.Hutchison, Richard W.Iliff, Donald F.Jannusch, William M.Jarrell, Thomas R.Johnson, Edward F.Jones, Jeanne M.Jones, Richard H.Kammerud, Earl F.kanhai, cornelius a.Kellin, David M.Kenas, Jr., Robert A.Kirkpatrick, Mary L.Kness, Lucille A.Kohlhepp, Glenn O.Kollath, Lynn K.Kotwicki, RaymondKramer, Cletus D.Krause, Gerald A.Kruse, David H.Kruse, John A.Kuhlman, Franklin R.Kuhn, Robert W.Kundinger, Brian D.Kwon, Samuel HyuksoonLaChapelle, Thomas S.Lance, CharlesLandis, Suzanne M.Leach, Richard D.LeCount, Robert B.Lewis, H. LorenLewis, Lloyd R.Linaberry-Charis, Robert H.Lindsay, Earl F.Lipka, Jerome M.Lohr, Hilbert E.Lukonic, Joseph L.Lyon, Patricia E.Machek, John R.Marthaler, DennisMauer, Lloyd E.McBeth, John R.McCann, LarryMcCarthy, Brian R.McChesney, James R.McDonald, Carol S.McHolland, James D.McRoberts, David L.Meissner, Lee A.Meracle, Quentin R.Miller, Carol J.Miller, Owen E.Miller, Richard L.Moede, Gerald F.Moffatt, Nancy LeeMoody, Larry A.Morey, Arvid E.Morton, William E.Naden, Harry J.Nettles, June S.Nickolson, Donald L.Noble, Cora L.Noble, William A.Nolet, Martin A.Nolla, JaimeNorlin, A. EricNorth, Arthur M.Novak, AnnaNulton, Paul W.Nulton, Virgil W.Oestreich, Ross V.Ott, Howard M.Ott, Lester A.Owens, Owen D.Packard, George R.Pardun, Donald E.Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference31

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPasset, David A.Pegram, R.A.Peterson, LynettePfannenstiel, James D.Piepenburg, Neil A.Pliska, Linda NyholmPond, Chomingwen D.Prust, Richard C.Quinn, CarolRaber, Thomas J.Rankin, Stephen W.Reinhold, Paul J.Retherford, Ronald D.Reuteler, James T.Richmond, Kent D.Riebe, Harold B.Rivers, James A.Robbins, Penny L.Robinson, Raymond E.Robson, George B.Rowe, Marvin L.Rowlette, James C.Rushing, GenevaRushton, Marilynn MundyRutter, Thad J.Sailor, Hobart K.Sanks, Robert R.Scherf, TheresaSchilling, Marvin A.Schirmer, Wesley A.Schulz, Frederik W.Schwenk, Richard L.Sharpe, David E.Shaw, Barry O.Shepherd, J. WilliamShimko, AmosShultz, Charles E.Siewert, Milton O.Siferd, Glen J.Silvester, Norman K.Smith, Carol J.Smith, Donald M.Smith, Velma GallaherSmoke, Jay E.Sorensen, Gordon N.C.Spielman, WallaceStannard, Donald G.Stassel, Donald M.Stefan, Edwin S.Steffenson, David C.Stephenson, Norman D.Stratton, David J.Strosahl, M. StanfordSutherland, Anne V.Talcott, H. MyronTeichmiller, Erwin G.Theselius, James E.Thomas, FredThompson, Frank E.Timblin, Carson R.Trobaugh, Robert J.Vahey, James L.Van Stavern, Ardys D.Verkest, E. JamesVilhauer, MelvinWagener, WalterWandrey, Verlin M.Warren, David S.Watson, Barry G.Webster, John F.Weidemann, Elaine M.S.Weis, C. JamesWeis, Dennis C.Weisel, PaulWelsch, P. KayWendt, Charles T.Werner, David R.White, Michael R.White, T. EdmondWhite, Thomas E.White, Wesley J.Wildes, Clarence B.Wilson, JimWinterburn, Hazel A.Wreford, John F.Zealley, Patricia Anne32 Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRetired Deacon in Full ConnectionHedgcock, Mary McGuireRetired Associate MemberButterbrodt, Evan G.Carey, Calvin W.Chinn, ThomasSkatrud, Glenn E.Retired Local PastorAnderson, Nancy L.Ball, Thomas R.Bertram-Potter, CharlotteBundy, Goldie B.Case, Irving W.Dee, JeanDorenbush, Terry J.Eytcheson, Sr., Keith R.Foulke, Paul E.Govier, DennisGutierrez, DoraHuenink, JohnKitto, Lois AnnLake, Marlene D.Lebakken, Jr., Lewis E.Lyerly, KennethMarklund, Dixie J.McKay, James V.Meser, Gregg S.Mingle, Evelyn L.Miranda, Gloria EstherMiskimen, JohnNolet, Patricia AnnPeacock, Mark H.Richards, Alice M.Robertson, Howard C.Schroeder, Jenny L.Swanson, Gary A.Ward, Steve J.Yang, Nou YiHonorable LocationBabcock, Bruce O.Chen, I-MeiFarrar, Edward (Ted)Gray-Ehnert, Michael D.Johnson, Kevin A.Kornowski, RobMuhleman, Keith A.Robertson, Byron SharerRussell, Warren K.Surrett, Frederick R.Winebrenner, LarryHonorable Location, RetiredBeavin, Bartlett C.Edwards, RobertGetsinger, StephenHettenbach, TerryMartin, J. ColbyMielke, LeRoy W.Scott, James A.Shotts, DaleTalmadge, JamesWade, RoyceWillett, BruceWreford, Raymond J.Elder in Full Connection, OtherConferenceAdedokun, Michael O.Benecchi, PaolaDabney, LyleHobbins, JohnImathiu, R. GraceKwak, Chung NamMay, SusanWebber, Dee E.Deacon in Full Connection, OtherConferenceWingfield, Brenda K.Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference33

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalElder Serving UM ProvisionalMembershipHer, Nhia WahnMorris, Gerald P.Williams, Martha F.Retired Elder in Full Connection,Other ConferenceCook, Thomas A.May, Russell A.Peeples, Robert J.Local Pastor Not CurrentlyAppointedAscher, Michael J.McClinton, Kai M.Munnik, Lesley E.Nuzzo, KathleenReinke, JulieSchlieter, EricSutton, JamesYang, NaolueRetired Deacon in Full Connection,Other ConferenceByrne, Mary BethClergy Member of Other ChristianDenominationElliott, Thomas J.Engen, Dale A.Entenman, Donald D.McCarty, Jerald D.Miller-Ruben, Betsy K.Reid, KathyRice, StevenRodriguez, Karen GygaxShick, George J.Smith, Earl L.Thao, Toua (Thomas)Supply PastorBooher, Steven D.Burkhalter, DeborahFletcher, Jeffrey S.Retired Clergy Member of OtherChristian DenominationHeeringa, Donald34 Clergy Roll of the Wisconsin Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesCapital DistrictAlbanyPluss, DaveArlington, North WindsorLainberger, MaryMeixner, DaleBeloit: Henderson Ave.MinistryThompson, OdellBeloit: River of LifeOlson, MelissaPaddock, SamRamos, GenaroScheets, BobScheets, CarolSchimke, AmberBriggsville, Moundville,Endeavor: Trinity UCCGoetsch, BarbaraBrodheadQuello, JeanBrooklyn: CommunityKing, JeffCambridge: WillerupPowers, LeeDarien, SharonCase, RitaMarkley, LauraDelavanMaddox-Springer, Bona LEdgertonFahlgren, JohnEvansvilleNieman, SherylFort Atkinson: FirstNiebuhr, KevinJanesville: AsburyHaas, PamJanesville: CargillHansen-Bennett, NancyQuade, DianeWells, JamesJanesville: Mt. ZionMatteson, William DLake MillsPopp, TomStark, RachelLodiBeilke, NancyMulcahy, FaeMadison: AsburyVerturini, MichelleMadison: BashfordMalone, SherryStapelmann, BarbaraMadison: BethanyLyford, MargeWold, DonnaMadison: Divine SaviorHarris, PaulHood, NancyMadison: FirstKnudson, DouglasReynolds, BobbiRoberts, LeighMadison: Sherman AvenueMyrbo, CraigMadison: TrinityGraves, LaurelMiltonHolt, JillRozelle, SharonLay Members Listed by Charge35

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesMononaDiaz, OscarFord, VickiUrich-Rintz, TamaraOregon: People'sBaker, KarenMennenga, BettyOrfordville: New HorizonHannaford, LuannPardeevilleGilbert, LisaLightner, Alice M.Pleasant ValleyRheingans, SuePoynette InchBushie, DonnaStoughtonGarfoot, RhondaRitter, CindiSun PrairieBethke, ScottMeyer, ConniePhelps, EdVerona: Sugar RiverRoessler, JeffWaunakee: CrossroadsRather, SusanWhitewater RegionalMinistry (LaGrange,Richmond, Whitewater: First)Campbell, WinonaGronert, RichardLeedham, JeanWhitewater: Cristo la RocaArrellano, ProcopioRodriguez, AndreaRodriguez, JuanChippewa DistrictAshland: First, SanbornMiller, ShirleyAugusta, Pleasant ValleyPederson, AnnetteRose, AliceBarron: FirstHoyer, LarryBloomer, New AuburnSteams, RitaBoyceville, Connorsville,Wheeler: GraceCherney, RayChetekAmundson, CarolineChippewa Falls: TrinityCronquest, CarlChippewa Falls: ZionEbert, KathyColfax, TainterEggert, PatSchroeder, BruceCumberland: First, McKinleyMcNurlin, MarilynnDiamond Bluff-Ellsworth,HartlandPowers, BruceDurandWerlein, BarbEau Claire: Chapel HeightsDorenbush, MaryEau Claire: Lake StreetLarsen, LeonardNelson, BarbaraNelson, Peter36 Lay Members Listed by Charge

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesElk Mound: Trinity, IronCreek: SalemDouglas, KarinFrederic: St. Luke's,Centuria: Holy TrinityMaurer, NeleetaOwens, LindaGlen Hills Parish: GlenwoodCity, Downing, EmeraldHurtgen, RuthGrantsburg: Central, AtlasGiles, MichaelOlson, Susan MHammond, New CentervilleSebion, EugeneSebion, JeanHaywardBrubaker, MikeHudsonPagel, Warren GJim Falls, Anson, HolcombeFlouro, KenPitsch, KeithStimeling, KarenKnappObermueller, ElsieLadysmith: FaithPobanz, MarshaMedford, Dorchester: SalemHemke, DaveZajieck, JimMenomonieHarvey, ArleneHarvey, DaveMondovi: Our Savior's,GilmantonEitreim, JeffYelle, AnnNew RichmondHall, MaybelleNorthern DisciplesCooperative Parish: Bruce:Federated, Weyerhaeuser,Exeland: First, BirchwoodO'Neil, EvelynSkogen, EldonOdanahDickerson, AlexEllis, HiramOno-Plum City, Maiden RockIngli, KrisOsceolaKlawitter, DeePhillips, HawkinsBarnet, SherylPrairie Farm: Faith,Ridgeland - DallasNorton, BarbaraRib LakeWarner, Donald ERice Lake: First, CantonRindsig, KarenRindsig, RussellRiver FallsIda, LauraOdeen, DianeRiver Valley: Pepin, Alma,ArkansawCrisp, CarolHerbst, JackieStarr, BobLay Members Listed by Charge37

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesSaint Croix Falls, Wolf CreekWeaver, LisaShell Lake, SaronaMarkowitz, CharlesSiren, Lewis: MemorialJappe, NancySpooner, Hertel: LakeviewAndreas, MarieShepherd, MaryStanley, Thorp, CadottPaff, LucretiaSuperior: FaithWintlend, ShirleyTurtle Lake: ParkviewMolls, ElaineWashburn, Grand ViewGilbert, LaurelWebster: Grace, DanburyCunliffe, PaulWillow River Parish: ClearLake, Deer Park: Trinity,ForestPetersen, TraceySeverson, RuthCoulee DistrictAsh Creek, Willow ValleyAnderson, NealBaraboo: EmanuelHarr, MarjorieWilliams, TomBaraboo: FirstMurray, PeterBelleville: GraceBubenzer, SandyBelmont, ReweyBunker, ElaineEastlick, JeffBenton, Hazel GreenGrosvenor, ClarkBlack Hawk: BethlehemJaquish, LaNellBloom City, BoazSchott, BettyBlue River, AvocaWenzel, MarilynYanske, DebBoscobel, Mt. ZionKvigne, JohnRoth, HollyClarno: Zion, Staver: St.Peter'sHartwig, NancySigner, KarenCuba CitySlaght, KarenDarlington, FayetteBerget, LoriHakes, ElizabethDodgeville, Ridgeway: GracePowell, LoisSchlueter, ElizabethFaith Alive Charge:Bloomington, Bagley,Beetown, Cassville, Mt.Hope, Patch GroveBarton, DianeFennimoreJames, HarlowJames, MarceneIronton: First, LaValleLambert, Dee (Hildegard)38 Lay Members Listed by Charge

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesJuda: Zion, Oakley: UnionDavis, TimDobbins, GeneDobbins, Jo AnnLaFarge, DellGudgeon, SarahLancasterHarper, StuartLime Ridge, SanduskyBindl, HollyProuty, JaneLivingston, Arthur, StitzerKeller, BernardMazomanie: MidlandDeWitt, MarilynMerrimacZurbuchen, GregMonroeAmphlett, DonSigner, AmberMontfort, CobbBradley, MargeClifton, Lois JeanMount HorebMueller, AndreaNew Hope, RetreatStegall, LarryNorth Freedom, DenzerHenke, DavidParish of the Hills: MineralPoint, Bethel, LindenKeeney, CherylThomas, PattiPecatonica Valley Charge:Blanchardville, LamontChandler, MartyPlattevilleHasker, JillLindahl, TomNimocks, MittiePrairie du ChienSteiber, MontePrairie du Sac: ConcordiaClark, HenryEnge, DeLormanReedsburgJaquish, ReginaldSchreiner, BradRichland Center: Peace,Richland Center: TrinityDoherty, BettyDoherty, ChuckWindstrup, AnnieRidge & Valley Charge:Soldiers Grove, Gays MillsEwers, WayneShullsburg: CentenaryFinnigan, ArtViola, North ClaytonDull, ClaudiaYoung, BobbieViroqua, Liberty PoleMarohl, SandraRoss, BettyWauzeka: St Paul's,Eastman: SalemReichmann, DarleneWestby, Westby: FaithHall, MikeZietlow, DonWhigSchmidtke, BenLay Members Listed by Charge39

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesWisconsin Dells-Delton,Davis CornersDeFosse, DonnaSpargo, BobHeartland DistrictAmherst, Buena VistaPerkins, JudyBlack River FallsGoldsmith, SuzannePennekamp, KarenChili: ImmanuelLindow, MarciaColbyJohnson, JanineElroy, WonewocJennings, KathyVonHaden, CarlaLa Crosse: Asbury, LaCrosse: St. Luke's, StoddardBalts, KennethTeachout, DoloresWillis, MaripatLa Crosse: WesleyAllman, JimLoyal, York CenterCook, DarleneZvolena, YvetteMarshfield: WesleyMahringer, PennyMarshfield: ZionBecker, AnolaMaustonKallian, SandyMelrose, CataractHerr, DonNorgaard, BarbaraMercerLeverson, GlenMerrillan, Alma Center,HixtonBurlingame, JackieNordahl, SueOlson, NolaMinocqua: Church of thePinesFrandy, PattyFrandy, TomMosineeAbbott, SteveNew Lisbon, Camp Douglas,NecedahMoore, RuthUlrich, DarleenNorwalk: Immanuel,Norwalk: SalemZietlow, DarrellOnalaskaBarnes, BeckyMattson, JanPlainfield, AlmondHelmrick, DorothyIngersoll, ElizabethPort EdwardsHuttenburg, LindaRhinelander: FirstDeMeyer, GinaRib FallsArtus Jr, JohnRocklandRowan, MargaretSpartaSpors, MikeSpors, Pat40 Lay Members Listed by Charge

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesSpencerHayry, PamThe UMC Venture: StevensPoint: St. Paul's, Plover: TheSpringsCrawford, ArvyDougherty, DanWeyers, KarlTomah: FirstAmberson, TheresaO'Connor, TheresaSwan, BonnieTomahawk, SpiritDerleth, TerryRandall, JeanTrempealeauCrivits, MarionTrout RunMichener, DorothyWausau: FirstDykes, Mary AnnGoertz, BonnieWausau: Hmong AmericanCommunityKhang, TongYang, ChangYang, XongWausau: WesleyBitner, JimBitner, ShellyWestfield: Faith, Coloma:CalvaryBandt, ArdenHaffele, BethWisconsin RapidsGitchel, JudyNorton, EricMetro North DistrictBatavia: ZionChipman, KeithBrookfield: PeaceMorgan, DwightWalker, RayWise, ChuckBrown DeerJabas, WendyLindsey, BobbyCampbellsport: FirstOdekirk, EuniceCedarburg: CommunityArmstrong, DaveElm Grove: CommunityHaugh, DiannaKrechel, JosephMichalko, SallyGreenbush: New HopeBecker, CharleneBecker, DaveHartford: FirstBohovsky, DavidBohovsky, LisaJackson: Still WatersCommunityLaux, BradSlesar, KathyMenomonee Falls:Emmanuel CommunityDeede, KrystaMequonAyres, HerbZwissler, DougMilwaukee: AlbrightBerg, BobLay Members Listed by Charge41

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesMilwaukee: AldersgateMarthaler, PatriciaMilwaukee: CentralBrown, CynthiaMilwaukee: Church of theGood HopeBaker, DaveShaw, Mary BethMilwaukee: EmanuelInsor, Margaret EsiParks, MarilynnMilwaukee: KenwoodStraw, ChristineMilwaukee: New HopeHmongVang, WangleeMilwaukee: SolomonCommunity TempleHarmon, MinnieHiggins, MarilynMilwaukee: St. JamesCraig, EmmaJones, MarieMilwaukee: SummerfieldMagestro, KarenOconomowoc: GoodShepherdCozzens, GinnyPewaukee: GethsemaneLawson, JohnLawson, LouannPort Washington: GrandAvenueGuse, CathleenSheboygan Falls: FaithSchultz, CarenSheboygan: Fountain ParkBeimborn, DavidSheboygan: St. LukeMurton, BarbNicla, CarolSheboygan: WesleyTellen, RosemarySussexBarnard, CarlWaldo: TrinityThompson, ZaidaWatertown: ChristBehlke, MicheleHurd, JohnWauwatosa: Bethany -CalvaryReimer, RobertWauwatosa: WauwatosaAvenueVollmers, DaveVollmers, TessWest Bend: Fifth AvenueJohnson, EllenLowers, NoreneWhitefish BayBalmer, Mary AnneBoock, CynthiaFelix, ChrisTaylor, Dr Mary LouMetro South DistrictBristol, Wesley ChapelBurgess, GailBurlingtonHancock, MargaretConcord, SullivanWade, John42 Lay Members Listed by Charge

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesCudahyWilson, ArleneDelavan: Vida AbundanteCamacho, SandraManriquez, CarmenNavarro, LourdesEagleHall, EllieEast Troy: St. JamesDignan, TerryElkhorn: Bethel, CaldwellLohr, SteveWeiland, TerriElkhorn: FirstMeylink, PaulFranksvilleBliming, BethDanek, RoxanneGenoa City: FirstHill, KathyGreenfield: ChristEdlund, DeniseGreenfield: MemorialDunkel, PamGreenfield: So BeautifulKoreanJung, SulJohnson CreekReimer, RobertKenosha: FirstKrass, CharlesKrass, SanthyLewis, BillKenosha: ImmanuelTowle, DavidKenosha: KoreanYi, Mun-SangKenosha: Principe de PazArriaga, JavierKenosha: WesleyBiddle, DaraLake Geneva: LaResurrecciónVega, LuisVega, Virginia "Vicky"Milwaukee: Bay ViewPier, AnnMilwaukee: ChristWay UMCVang, EricYang, Kang ChouYang, PangYang, XayxanaMilwaukee: FaithAffeldt, GeorgeMilwaukee: Fe HispanicMinistryAyala, AudelisAyala, SamuelMilwaukee: Luz a lasNaciones Luis GonzalesMemorialHernandez, IrisSantiago, BrunildaSantiago, HectorMilwaukee: Native AmericanMinistryJohnson, MyraWheelock, ErvinNew Berlin: Bethel HillJensen, KathyLay Members Listed by Charge43

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesNew Berlin: Our Lord'sGarrigues, CharlesMacIntyre, LeslieNorth PrairieLinz, TonyOak Creek: CommunityGerhardt, GingerZiegler, ConniePalmyraDunshee, HelenPleasant PrairieBradshaw, AnnRacine: ChristDahlen, KathyDemske, MerryRacine: EvangelicalEvans, LewTharp, DevinZenisek, PaulRacine: FaithHardin, RodeliaRacine: FirstBoehm, ConnieRacine: TrinityKorndoerfer, JeanneWendt, TomSalemBrown, SteveSiloamLurvey, WilliamSouth MilwaukeeHooks, ErnestWeix, JohnTroy CenterRodwell, Lorrie JeanUnion GroveSkewes, BeulahWaterford: CommunityKelley, BrianWaukesha: El BuenSamaritanoGandia, RosemaryRoman, ImeldaWaukesha: FirstBollman, AmandaLong, EmilyMelzl, HeinzMelzl, HelenWaukesha: SalemHenderson, BettyWest Allis: CalvaryDrescher, KarenWest Allis: FirstLockman, WilliamSyme, BillWilmotMichalek, HenriettaYorkvilleNewell, JayNicolet DistrictAlgoma, West KewauneeBiddick, CaroleLohrey, RobertAngelicaHelms, JimAntigoMiller, MargieBonduel: Zion, Red River:SalemBethurem, MarciPeters, Mel44 Lay Members Listed by Charge

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesBrillion: FaithJohnson, PaulaKnoespel, LoisCenter: EmmanuelBooks, MarionClintonvilleBruggink, CarlCrandon: St. Luke, ArgonneMax, EileenNovak, PaulettePatzlaff, SylviaPropson, Mary KCrystal LakeStinemates, DeannaDe Pere: New HopeScanlan, Mary LouDenmark: ZionBoettcher, PatEgg Harbor: Calvary,Gibraltar: ZionDesotelle, JeanneMasson, Mary AnnForest Junction: ZionKindschi, RogerGreen Bay: BethanyBanning, SharonVinger, MaryGreen Bay: FirstFarra, DanaFarra, MitchVanKlooster, JulieGreen Bay: New Faith HmongVang, LeeGreen Bay: PeaceBoutelle, JanisGreen Bay: St. Paul'sAtkins, DaveBradshaw, BillRather, MaryGreen Bay: Vida NuevaSidon, AdrianTorres, RosaWilson, CesarManawa, IolaHooker, DonnaManitowoc: LakeshoreLoersch, JimPfefferkorn, JimMarion: FirstBrandenburg, PatsyMattoonOwen, DawnNew LondonReifsteck, RuthNiagara: Riverside,Goodman: Union ProtestantCornell, DianneKlenke, KarenOconto FallsPrior, MaryOconto, Gillett: TaborWindross, BerylOneidaSnelius, WayneParfreyvilleHewitt, BrendaPeshtigo, HarmonyMay, CarolPariso, GerrySeymour, CiceroCourt, NancyLay Members Listed by Charge45

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesShawanoEmerson, JohnSturgeon Bay, JacksonportHollingshead, JonKrueger, RodSuamicoWaugh, DaleSuring, HickoryHouska, JoanTwo Rivers: Emanuel,Mishicot: ZionOlson, SueWaupaca: FirstSherman, BradleyWittenberg: New HorizonsWozniak, MargaretWinnebago DistrictAppleton: EmmanuelGibson, WilliamAppleton: FirstDarcourt, EllenGottfried, TerryRoe, EllenAppleton: St. JamesAdkins, DeanAppleton: ZionBellmore, MichelleBeaver Dam: TrinityCupery, JeffPatterson, TomZimmermann, SharonBerlin, Neshkoro: ZionAlfred, SheebaDoverspike, WayneColumbusRoe, PatsyEldorado: SalemMessner, LynnEurekaKoepke, LaurieFond du Lac: CovenantRoessler, MarilynnStrong, SusanFond du Lac: SalemGrace, Alma CPease, DoreneGreenville: FaithHaugen, JeanHoricon: Emmanuel, Lowell,Juneau Shared CovenantMinistriesLindegarde, RuthKingston, Dalton:CongregationalPeachey, DianeLomira: TrinityJunger, EugeneJunger, MargeMarkesanDavis, KarenMarshall, Fall RiverAltmann, KateSmith, SteveMenasha: The Family ChurchWeiss, JulieMontello: Trinity, Princeton:EmmanuelGorski, PhoebeHix, BarbaraNeenah: FaithDellinger, CarolFritz, Bob46 Lay Members Listed by Charge

Neenah: First2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay Members of Annual Conference and AlternatesMcGregor, JeffNail, RollieNorth Fond du Lac:CommunityBelk, KarlOakfield, Eden: TaborMiller, JeanneShaffer, Denise MOshkosh: Algoma BoulevardCook, BarbaraGraeber, SheriOshkosh: WesleyZimmerman, DebbiePoy Sippi, BorthSchmidt, Rhonda SueRipon: ImmanuelWorrall, ThomasWaterlooVirchow, Merle (Skip)WaukauCarroll, JohnWaupunSteger, AndyWautoma: GraceKafer, CassandraWild Rose, Hancock UCCMorgan, WayneLay Members Listed by Charge47

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRoll Call of the 2011 Wisconsin Conference SessionClergyAAgtarap, BenerAlbino - Noriega,NormaAlbrecht, TimAltman, JamesAlwa, LucindaAnderson, AmyAndrosky, KrisAndrus, DuaneArmstrong, BrianArmstrong, PaulArneson, JennyArnold, GeoffreyArveson, Arthur MAscher, CandaceAurand, KeithAyensu-Mensah,ListowelBBaldridge, GraceBalson, MaryBankes, KarenBartlett Sr., MarkBartlett, Jean BartlettBartlett, Jon ClaudeBeaton, BillBenzschawel, GaryBerlew, TimBethke, ChrisBeutin, JaniceBierer, JoBindrich, ChristalBlackburn, RobertBlackmer, DavidBlanton, DoyleBlean-Kachigan,Janis EBolz, BarbaraBooth, RandallBrantmeyer, VickiBreidenstein, RychieBresser, SusanBrewer, HeatherBrewer, RickBrumm, KimberlyBryce, SueBullis, AnnBurwell, SueBusch, BillByers-Dent, DavidCCajiuat, AmelitaGraceCarlson, DavidCarlson, MikeCarlson, ScottCarmichael-Stoner,NancyCase, IrvCavil, GloriaCeliz, MaribelCerta-Werner,BarbaraCerta-Werner, JoelChacon, MarinoCho, JerryChoe, YoungChristensen, AllenChristensen, MikeChristensen, MyronClausen, TammyCole, GaryConklin, CraigConklin, Mary AnneConnery, JillCook, BarbaraCook, SharonCotter, JamesCotter, MarianneCouncil-Austin, MaryCountryman, TomCroskery-Jones, KateCurtis, StanDD'Alessio, Sue CDaniels, JaneDavis, CharlesDeaner, FranDeaner, JeremyDeaner-Rogers,ChristineDeaner-Rogers, JoelDeede, ClaudiaDeLaCruz, EduardoDeLong, AmyDeMaris, CharlesDeMaris, MargaretDembinski, KevinDeming, JoanDiaz, ReyDick, DanDow, WilliamDowling, DougDrollinger, DonDroste, JimDryver-Scott,RosalindDunham, ThomasEEagle, BobEbert, KarenEckert, JerryEgerer, RuthEggert, DaleEllinger, JanetEmert, JenniferErickson, MegFFahs, DanielFarina, DaveFehrmann, LucretiaFenner, BruceFite, DianeFloerke, Mary AnnForret, CherieFoster, EdFowler, KellyFrees Jr, RussFrost, JoanFuller, Tony RGGagner, JayneannGarren, Michael AGaylord, FrankGeisthardt, MarkGenrich, AnitaGeorge, AlanGibson, Lamarr VGilbert, MarkGladney, WileyGlocke, CindyGoodger, KrystalGreer, DonaldGregersen, PaulGribble, DonGroves, George HGroves, Stephen GGuse, DavidHHaass, JaneHackbardt, CarolHadley, MattHakes, LarryHaller, SusanHamblin, CathyHamm, CarrieHanaman, DaleHanusa, SteveHarison (Harrison),GerryHarr, VerlynHarrell, GregoryHartzell, JanetHays, Robert BHazen, JohnHeckenlively, DavidHelton-Anishinaabeqwa,DawnHelwig, WilliamHenke, RebeccaHenry, RebeccaHer, Cher PhaHer, Nhia WahnHerdt, MichaelHerdt, PatriciaHernandez, LucasHerrick, LanceHietpas, GretaHines, TyLaceyHintzman, HowardHolmes, GaryHull, WayneHuneywell, KathyHunter, M. ParkInsor, EbenezerIsrael, DomnikItson, EllisIvanoff-Hastings,DebraJJahns-Grams, BrendaJewison, GregoryJohnsen, PaulJohnsen, SarahJohnson, Edward FJones, EdJones, JeanneJones, RichardJury, KathleenJury, LonKKaehr, StevenKafer, GeorgeKalas, DavidKammerud, Rev. EarlKaye, CreightonKaye, KarinKim, Sung KeunKirk, Arveda "Freddie"Klaisner, Mark SKlatt, KarenKnutson, PatriciaKoca, TerriKotian, HarshaKral, RonaldKuehnl, EileenKundinger, BrianKuntz, CarolynKwak, HanKwon, YulLLambrecht, Thomas48 Roll Call of the 2011 Session

Lang, AnitaLang, TinaLanman, NancyLarson, EthanLarson, LaverneLee, DongLee, Kyung-SookLeih, SueLeistra, DavidLewan, Rev. SueLind, GordonLipka, Jerome M.Lockman, SusanLong, ThomasLowe, Justin ElliottLybeck-Smoak, MegLyksett, ShelleyMMahnke, JasonMarkley, KennethMatthaei, TimMayorga de Chacon,Ana LuisaMayorga, Jorge LuisMayorga, JuanMayorga, RositaMcBeth, John RMcBride, WilliamMcClintock, RobertMcGuin, LawrenceMcMurray, ScottMerritt, DeannaMeyer, JeffreyMiller, DonnaMiller, StevenMiranda, Gloria E.Miskimen., CherylMitchell, GailMitchell, JoeMoffatt, NancyMoore, VernonMorning, Michael KMorris, GeraldMyers, Kevin RiceMyers, Marjorie RiceNNelson, EricNicholas, JeanNicholas, JeffNiese, RebeccaNitz, WendeeNulton, PaulOOBrien, TimothyOdum, RobertOliver, JohnOlm, DonOlson, LarryOlson, Rachel Cobb2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalOlson, RichardOren, AndrewOverlien, BlakePPalmer, Mary LuPark, Hong-LimPatterson-Sumwalt,SusanPaul, JohnPegram, JoshuaPegram, RomPegram, StanPeterson, PeterPimm, DeborahPliska, LindaPolster, StevePond, ChomingwenRRadley, JeffRamstad, DawnJeffersRasmussen, EllenRetherford, RonRew, Diane RRich, JoyceRichter, RandellRinehart, JoyceRivera, NormaRose, LeanneRowland, HarriettRoyappa, SamuelRutter, ThadSSafford-Gaul, SusanSaunders, CarolynSchlittler, KendallSchmidt, BeckySchmidt, JeanSchreck, Lynn LemkeSchroerlucke, KeithSchultz, Donald FSchultz, PatrickSchwerin, DanScott, AnnScott, JamesScott, M LynnScott, SteveScow, Mary BethShaw, MarkShearer, LindaSherfey, ElizabethShin, KyochulSimpson, DorisSingh, MarvinSlaback, WendySmith, SharonSoddy, PatSommers, JaneSpence, MarvinSpindt Henschel, AnnStarr, JackSteffenson, David CStein, AmandaStrait, RichardStrassburger, JohnStrong, CharlesStubbs, JackStunkard, BruceSumwalt, JohnSwan, WilliamSwanson, MarkTTaylor Homann,StephanieThao, LukeThomas, FredThompson, CindyThompson, DeborahThompson, FrankTricker, AnnieTurner, LawrenceUUhler, JeffVVan Fossen, BradVance, LindaVang, TsuchueVargas, EdwinVerdegan, DanVielhuber, DianneVirchow, JeffVoker, JakesWWaddell, WarrenWaegli, LorettaWagener, WaltWaldron, JeanWalters, ScottWaughtal, LorettaWeaver, MichaelWegenast, CarrieKrepsWegenast, MarkusWeigand, CathyWells, BarbaraWells, ForrestWells, JohnWerner, DaveWest, GrahamWhite, WesleyWhitford, BrendaWilkinson, DavidWilliams, MartyWilliams, WendellWilson, JulieWilson, KerryWolover, AmberWorgan, TimYYackovich, Amy BJamesonYarbro, BarryYates, LauraYoap, HenryYoder, PaulZZekoff, Jane FollmerZekoff, Steven EZimmick, HaroldSupply PastorsBetz, LorieCorbine, JosephClergy from OtherConferences/DenominationsAdedokun, MichaelAlfred, AaronBell, BonnieBenecchi, PaolaCarrera, Isidro M.Cook, ThomasEntenman, DonaldField, RayHobbins, JohnJohnson, RodneyJohnson, RodneyKwak, Chung NamLee, JungJaMay, RussMcCarty, JDMiller, ThomasReid, KathyThao, TouaWebber, DeeWingfield, BrendaLay MembersAAaron, SheebaAbbott, SteveAffeldt, Jr, GeorgeAllman, JimAltmann, KateAmphlett, DonAmundson, CarolineAnderson, NealAndreas, MarieArmstrong, DaveAtkins, DavidAyala, AudelisRoll Call of the 2011 Session 49

Ayala, SamuelAyres, HerbBBailey, EileenBaker, DaveBaker, KarenBakken, TinaBalmer, Mary AnneBalts, KenBanning, SharonBarnard, CarlBarnet, JenBarnet, SherryBecker, AnolaBehlke, MicheleBeier, LindaBeilke, NancyBelk, KarlBenzschawel, AJBenzschawel, AshliBerg, BobBethke, ScottBethurem, MarciBiddle, DaraBindl, HollyBoehm, ConnieBoettcher, PatBohovsky, DavidBohovsky, LisaBollman, AmandaBoock, CynthiaBooks, MarionBoutelle, JanisBradley, MargeBradshaw, AnnBradshaw, BillBrady, JimBrancel, GailBrown, CynthiaBrown, StevenBrubaker, MikeBruggink, CarlBubenzer, SandyBurgess, GailBurke, TomBurlingame, JackieBushie, DonnaCCampbell, WinonaCarmichael-Stoner,CraigCherney, RayChipman, KeithChojnacki, BenChojnacki, StephanieClark, HenryClifton, LoisCook, DarleneCourt, NancyCozzens, Ginny2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCramer, DonaldCrawford, ArvyCrise, EdwardCrivits, MarionCupery, JeffDDanek, RoxanneDarcourt, EllenDavis, KarenDeaner, Nancy MDelamater, JohnDeMeyer, GinaDemske, MerryDerleth, TerryDesotelle, JeanneDeWitt, MarilynDiaz, OscarDickerson, AlexanderDignan, TerryDobbins, GeneDobbins, JoAnnDoherty, BettyDoherty, CharlesDorenbush, MaryDougherty, DanDoverspike, WayneDrescher, KarenDull, ClaudiaDunkel, PamDykes, Mary AnnDymond, RenaeEEbert, KathyEdlund, DeniseEggert, PatEitreim, JeffEmerson, JohnEnge, DelormanEvans, LewEwers, WayneFFahlgren, F. JohnFarra, DanaFarra, MitchFarris, DeaconessAnnFernandez, GuillermoWil""Finnigan, ArtFlouro, KennethFord, VickiFoutch-Reynolds,BobbiFrandy, PattyFrandy, TomFritz, RobertFrosland, SummerGGarcia, ChristinaGarfoot, RhondaGarrigues, ChuckGibson, WilliamGilbert, LaurelGilbert, LisaGiles, MikeGitchel, JudyGnatzig, RoxanneGoertz, BonnieGoetsch, BarbaraGottfried, TerryGrace, AlmaGraeber, SheriGraves, LauraGrimm, BeatriceGrosvenor, ClarkGrulich, AugustGudgeon, SarahGuitierrez, AntoniaGuse, CathyHHaas, PamHaffele, BethHakes, ElizabethHall, MaybelleHall, MikeHannaford, LuannHansen-Bennett,NancyHarmon, MinnieHarper, StuartHarr, MargeHarris, PaulHasker, JillHaugen, JeanHaugh, DiannaHayry, PamHelmrick, DorothyHelms, JamesHemke, DavidHenderson, BettyHenderson, JoshuaHenke, DavidHerbst, JackieHerr, DonHiggins, MarilynHill, KathyHodges, SusanHolden, TerriHolt, JillHood, NancyHooker, DonnaHooks, ErnestHouska, JoanHoyer, LarryHurd, JohnHurtgen, RuthHuttenburg, Linda50 Roll Call of the 2011 SessionIIda, LauraIngersoll, ElizabethInsor, EmmanuelJJabas, WendyJames, HarlowJames, Ruth MarceneJaquish, LaNellJennings, KathleenJensen, KathleenJohnson, EllenJunger, EugeneJunger, MargeKKafer, CassandraKallian, SandraKhang, Tou TongKhang, Tou YaKing, JeffKing, LisaKlatt, PeterKlawitter, DeeKnoespel, LoisKnudson, DougKnutson, SarahKoepke, LaurieKrechel, JosephKrueger, ErikaKrueger, RoderickKruger, ErinLLarsen, LeonardLaux, BradLawson, JohnLawson, LouannLawson, MatthewLeedham, JeanLindahl, ThomasLindegarde, RuthLockman, BillLohr, Stevelohrey, robertLowers, NoreneLyford, MarjoryMMacIntyre, LeslieMagee, LaurieMagestro, KarenMahringer, PennyMalone, SherryMarkley, LauraMarkowitz, CharlesMarohl, SandyMasson, Mary AnnMatteson, WilliamMattison, ShannonMattson, JanMaurer, Neleeta

May, CarolMcNurlin, MarilynnMeissner, ChristopherMeixner, DaleMelzl, HeinzMelzl, HelenMennenga, BettyMessner, LynnMeyer, ConnieMichalek, HenriettaMichalko, SallyMiller, BobMiller, JeanneMiller, KennethMiller, ShirleyMolls, ElaineMoore, RuthMorgan, WayneMueller, AndreaMueller, MichaelMulcahy, FaeMurray, PeterMurton, BarbMyrbo, CraigNNelson, BarbaraNelson, PeterNelson, RexNewell, JayNicla, CarolNiebuhr, KevinNieman, SherylNimocks, MittieNordahl, SusanNowicki, RobertaOO'Connor, TheresaOdeen, DianeOlson, MelissaOlson, NolaOlson, SusanOlson, SusanO'Neil, EvieOren, JulieOwen, DawnOwens, LindaPPagel, WarrenPariso, GerryPark, Min-YoungParssinen, BobPatterson, TomPaul, TheresaPease, DorenePederson, AnnettePennekamp, KarenPerkins, JudyPeters, MelPfefferkorn, James2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPhelps, EdPitsch, KeithPluss, DavePobanz, MarshaPopp, TomPrior, MaryPropson, MaryQQuade, DianeQuello, JeanRRadley, DorthyRamos, GenaroRather, MaryRather, SusanRauenbuehler,NicholasReichmann, DarleneReimer, RobRetzleff, DeniseRich, Jesse ThomasRindsig, KarenRindsig, RussellRoberts, LeighRodriguez, AndreaRodriguez, JuanRoe, EllenRoe, PatsyRoessler, JeffRoessler, MarilynRoman, ImeldaRose, AliceRoss, BettyRoth, HollyRozelle, SharonSSalzman, DevonSantiago, BrunildaSantiago, HectorScheets, CarolScheets, RobertSchlueter, BethSchmidt, DorothySchmidt, RhondaSchobert, DianeSchott, BettySchreiner, SherrySchroeder, BruceSchug-Petersen,TraceySchultz, CarenSchuster, JoleneSebion, EugeneSebion, JeanSeverson, RuthShaffer, DeniseShaw, Mary BethSheets, MarkShepherd, MarySherman, BradShobi, SamuelSigner, KarenSkewes, BeulahSlaght, KarenSlesar, KathySmith, SteveSpargo, RobertSpors, MikeSpors, PatStapelmann, BarbStark, RachelStarr, BobStearns, RitaStegall, LarrySteiber, MonteStinemates, DeannaStraw, ChristineStrong, SueSwan, BonnieSyme, BillTTaylor, EricTaylor, Mary LouTeachout, DoloresTews, JeffreyTharp, DevinThompson, ZaidaTorres, RosaTowle, DavidUUrich-Rintz, TamaraVVang, EricVang, LeeVang, WangleeVasby, JudyVega, VirginiaVinger, MaryVinger, RonVirchow, SkipVollmers, DaveVon Haden, CarlaWWalker, RayWaugh, DaleWeaver, LisaWeiland, TerriWeiss, JulieWeix, JohnWells, BettyWells, JamesWendt, ThomasWenzel, MarilynWeyers, KarlWhitaker, RichardWhitford, ElizabethWilkinson, DonnaWilliams, TomWillis, MaripatWilson, CesarWindstrup, AnnieWintlend, SallyWise, ChuckWisner, HaileyWold, LMWorrall, TomYYang, PangYanske, DebraYelle, AnnYohn, RachelYoung, BobbieZZei, DanielZenisek, PaulZiegler, ConnieZimmerman, DebbieZurbuchen, GregZurbuchen, WillZvolena, YvetteZwissler, DougVisitorsAnderson, ScottBurgess George,VickiDehority, MarkDorenbush, TerryKelley, BrianKundinger, JanetLainberger, MaryOlsen, LoisPfeffer, LauraWhite, Brenda SmithRoll Call of the 2011 Session 51

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDAILY PROCEEDINGSOF THE42ND SESSIONOF THEWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCEOFTHE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHHELD IN WISCONSIN DELLS, WISCONSINJUNE 12-15, 2011Sunday Afternoon, June 12, 2011Clergy SessionClergy members of the Wisconsin Conference gathered in the Grand Ballroom of theChula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 12, 2011for the Clergy Session of the conference. The minutes of the Clergy Session are printedat the conclusion of these Daily Proceedings.Laity Session[Editor’s Note: This report of the Laity Session was prepared by Dorthy Radley,Conference Lay Leader, and Deanna Shimko Associate, Conference Lay Leader.]The Conference Board of Laity offered two opportunities to attend the AnnualConference 101, which is a training for first time attendees to Annual Conference or forthose who want a refresher course on the organization and operation of the AnnualConference. These trainings were offered, one before and one after the Sundayafternoon, June 12, Laity Session, to give opportunity to both clergy and laity to attendand for those who were not able to attend the May 21 Pre-Conference meetings.The youth praise band “Sanctify” from New Hope United Methodist Church in DePereopened our session with music some familiar songs and some original music written bythe band. The music filled the air, our hearts and souls with the spirit of God.Bishop Linda Lee opened our session by greeting and welcoming the laity to the 2011Annual Conference. This is the first time a Bishop has addressed Laity Session! What agift she brought to give us another opportunity to be reminded to be OPEN to how thespirit would move us through the work before us with the Election of General andJurisdictional delegates. Bishop Lee called for the spirit to be among us and flow throughus.Conference Lay Leader, Dorthy Radley continued the session with welcoming all to the2011 Laity Session, scripture reading and prayer.The General and Jurisdictional candidates introduced themselves to the laity, either inperson or by pre-recorded video and shared the answer to one of two questions. The52 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalquestions the candidates were asked to choose from are: 1.) What gifts and graces willyou bring so that ALL in the Wisconsin Annual Conference will be represented atGeneral and Jurisdictional Conferences? 2.) What will you do as an ambassador andfaithful steward to bring forth the Wisconsin Annual Conference vision and priorities tothe General and Jurisdictional Conferences? Thirteen candidates addressed the laitysession in person and two videos were viewed. Each candidate had up to two minutes toaddress the session.Curtis Wittwer, Faith Alive! Dean, August Grulich, President of the United MethodistMen, Judy Vasby, President of the United Methodist Women, Ron Vinger, leader for theWalk to Emmaus, and Diane Schobert participante in the Catalyst process, sharedinformation regarding each of these opportunities that are offered in our conference.All of the members of the Conference Board of Laity were introduced to the session.“Sanctify” continued to fill the air with wonderful music throughout our Laity Sessionand played as we gathered in the plenary area by regions, where laity were able to meetwith the District Leaders.The emphasis was on education and training available for laity and church members andwhat opportunities there are to connect and build relationships today, throughout thisconference, and into the future. Other education, faith building and training are availablethrough Faith Alive!, Lay Servant Ministry classes, Walk to Emmaus and what potentialimpact each opportunity might bring to participants and the greater community. Aschedule of events and trainings was available.Discussion was led by the district leaders asking questions such as what other training isneeded in our churches? How do you need to be equipped and what topics are essential?How are laity benefitting from circuit connections? Participants were invited to discussthese questions with three or four other people near them. All were encouraged tocontinue the conversation and connections that were made throughout the conference.All were invited to stop by the Conference Board of Laity Booth for additionalsupport/resources/connection and information.Sunday Evening, June 12, 2011Ordination ServiceMembers and friends of the Wisconsin Annual Conference gathered in the worship area,which was located at the south end of the Wisconsin Dells Center, at 7:30 p.m. for theService of Ordination of Elders.The service began with an “Act of Congregational Centering” using a Traditional LakotaTribe Prayer, followed by the processional hymn, “Love Divine, All Loves Excelling.”Bishop Linda Lee called the 42nd Session of the Wisconsin Annual Conference to order,and offered words of greeting and prayer. Assisted by Rev. Stephen Polster, she invitedall those present to reaffirm the call to ministry that is inherent in our Christian baptism.Daily Proceedings 53

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDorthy Radley, Conference Lay Leader, read the scripture lesson from Luke 10:25-28.Bishop Lee welcomed Bishop Kwon and Bishop Park from the Dong Bu Conference ofthe Korean Methodist Church. She introduced Bishop Bruce Burnside, Bishop of theSouth Central Synod of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Church, who preached atremendously powerful sermon reminding all of us that we are called to loveunconditionally, regardless of the circumstances in which we find ourselves, and that it isour task to give voice to God’s love in the world.The congregation joined in the Ecumenical Version of The Apostles’ Creed. GraceCajiuat led the congregation in singing Kanisa Litajengua (O, Who Will Build the ChurchNow?)Dorthy Radley, Conference Lay Leader, and Richard Strait, Chairperson of the Board ofOrdained Ministry, presented the following persons to be ordained Elder and receivedinto full membership in the Wisconsin Annual Conference:Listowel Ayensu-MensahGeorge William BeatonTimothy Bruce BerlewClaudia June DeedeKevin Anthony DembinskiPatrick W. SchultzWendy S. SlabackBishop Lee asked for the assent of the gathered congregation for the ordination of thesepersons and their reception into full membership. It was given joyfully!Bishop Lee explained the meaning of ordination to the congregation, and asked thecandidates for ordination the questions prescribed by The Book of Discipline of TheUnited Methodist Church. They all answered the questions appropriately.Bishop Lee, assisted by Bishop Kwon, Bishop Park, Bishop Burnside, Conference LayLeader Dorthy Radley, the District Superintendents, and other ordained deacons andelders, ordained Listowel Ayensu-Mensah, George William Beaton, Timothy BruceBerlew, Claudia June Deede, Kevin Anthony Dembinski, Patrick W. Schultz and WendyS. Slaback as elders in The United Methodist Church, with the laying on of hands andprayer.An offering was taken to support the Clergy in Transition Fund and the Dong BuConference of the Korean Methodist Church. During the offering choir members fromthe ordinands’ parishes sang “For Everyone Born.”Bishop Lee celebrated the Sacrament of Holy Communion. The newly ordained eldersserved communion to the gathered congregation. During the distribution of the elements,the Korean Ministers’ Wives Choir sang “I’ve Got Peace Like A River.”The recessional hymn was “Ye Servants of God.”Following the ordination service, the congregation greeted the newly ordained elders.Music leadership for the service was provided by Rev. Justin Elliott Lowe, Organist, Rev.Grace Cajiuat, Annual Conference Worship Chair and Music Leader, and members of the54 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalQuartzite Brass: James Jackson, trumpet; Robert Spargo, trumpet; Rebecca Schroeder,horn; Gerald Stitch, trombone; and David Spees, tuba.The stoles presented to the ordinands during the service were made by Pleh Meh andPray Meh, refugees from Burma who are sponsored by the Burlington United MethodistChurch.Members of the cabinet participating in the service were: Rev. Stephen J. Polster, Rev.Ann Spindt Henschel, Rev. Jorge Mayorga Solis, Rev. Gordon Lind, and Rev. SamRoyappa. Members of the Board of Laity served as ushers for the service.Monday Morning, June 13, 2011Members of the conference gathered in the plenary area, which was located in the northend of the Wisconsin Dells Center, on Monday morning, June 13, 2011. The morning’sbusiness began with the singing of “This is the Day,” led by Bob Butler, Director ofMusic Ministries at First United Methodist Church in Appleton.Bishop Linda Lee called the plenary session to order at 9:15 a.m. She welcomedeveryone to this 42 nd Regular Session of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, and calledupon Kevin Rice Myers, Conference Secretary, to lead the conference through theorganizational items.Rice Myers announced that the Roll Call for this session of the Annual Conference wasbeing taken at the time of registration.He noted that “the bar of the conference” is the official seating area where membersmust be when voting on actions that come before the Annual Conference. He moved:“that the Bar of this Conference now be established to include all of the tableson the floor of the Wisconsin Dells Center that are within the low blue “pipe anddrape” curtains, the platform at the front of the Room, and the ConferenceSecretary’s tables to my right.”The motion to set the bar of the conference was approved.He then moved that the following persons be given the privilege of sitting in the bar ofthe conference WITH VOICE:All clergy members from other annual conferences or denominations who areserving United Methodist churches or ministries in the Wisconsin Conference.Conference SpeakersOur guests from the Dong Bu Conference of the Korean Methodist Church andthe East Angola Conference of The United Methodist ChurchRepresentative from various general church agencies and programs, UnitedMethodist colleges and seminaries, and The United Methodist PublishingHouse, who have come to make presentations on behalf of their agency orinstitutionDaily Proceedings 55

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalGuests who will be making presentations or receiving recognitions throughoutthe conference.Vice-chairpersons and other members of conference boards and agencies whoare not members of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, but who are present tofacilitate presentations made by those boards and agencies or to provideinformation to the annual conference related to the work of the boards andagencies.Michele Virnig, Conference Communications DirectorHe noted that our conference rules provide that the lay directors and coordinators on theconference staff who fall within the guidelines of The Book of Discipline are votingmembers of the Wisconsin Annual Conference. Michele Virnig, our CommunicationsDirector, does not fall within those guidelines, and therefore, although we employ her, wemust give her permission to sit within the bar.The motion was approved.Rice Myers moved that the following persons to be given the privilege of sitting in thebar of the Conference WITHOUT VOICE OR VOTE:Episcopal Administrative Assistant: Cindy ChuranRegional Office Administrators: Bonita Smith, Barb Ridgely, Barb FrankenConference Registrars: Karen Lamoree and Diane WilliamsConference Computer Support Specialist: Pat FaulknerConference Communications Assistant: Kaitlin HilboService Department Manager: Katie HoeppnerConference Archivist: Lynn LubkemannBarbara Dick, who is assisting the secretarial staffProgram and Arrangements Committee members who are not conferencemembersMembers of the Commission on Religion and Race and the Commission onStatus and Role of Women, who are present for the purpose of monitoringVideo and audio techniciansSeminary students related to the Wisconsin Conference who are certifiedcandidates for ministrySupply pastors who are serving churches in the Wisconsin ConferenceHe noted that Sherry Malone, Regional Office Administrator for the Capital/CouleeRegion, has been elected as a voting lay member of the Annual Conference by her localcongregation.The motion was approved.He then moved that the following persons be elected as Tellers and AssistantSecretaries for this session of the annual conference:Tellers – Team 1• Craig Conklin• Mary Anne Conklin56 Daily Proceedings

• Lynn Schreck• Darlene Reichman• Freddie Kirk• Tammy Clausen• Jo Bierer• Mike Weaver• Lisa Weaver• Mary Beth Scow• Gail Mitchell• Mary Lu Palmer• Steve Miller• Mary Dorenbush• Mike ChristensenTellers – Team 2• Dan Dougherty• John Hazen• Cathy Hamblin• Mary Ann Floerke• Tom Cook• Cindy Glocke• Susan Olson• Michael Adedokun• Joyce Rich• Eileen Kuehnl• Jeanne Jones• Bruce Schroeder• Don Gribble• Anita Genrich• Alternate: Lynn ScottSecretarial Team• Cindy Churan• Barbara Dick• Bill Dow• Dale Eggert• Janet Hartzel• John Hurd• Ron Kral• Sherry Malone• Marjorie Rice Myers• Jean Ehnert Nicholas• Carolyn Saunders• Ray Walker2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe motion to elect tellers and assistant secretaries was approved.Daily Proceedings 57

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRice Myers noted that there are two “Revised Action Items” and two “Additional ActionItems” that were distributed in the packet of materials conference members receivedwhen they iregistered at the site of the annual conference. The two revised action Itemsreplace Action Items 5 and 22 that were printed in the Pre-Conference Workbook.Action Items 25 and 26 were received after the workbook was printed. He also noted thatthe list of Action Items on the Proposed Consent Agenda is included in the packet.He noted that there is an additional resolution proposing an amendment to current Policy60.0.0, related to “Mold Identification and Remediation in Parsonages.” This resolutionwill be distributed to the tables prior to the time that the conference may be consideringit. Because this resolution was received less than 10 days prior to the Annual ConferenceSession, the rules must be suspended in order to allow distribution of the resolution forconsideration.He moved “that Conference Rule 2.3.4. be suspended in order to allow the distribution ofthis late resolution.”The motion to suspend Conference Rule 2.3.4 was approved.The secretary shared several other items of information and announcements.Bishop Lee announced that the following persons will serve as the ImplicationsCommittee for this Annual Conference Session:Mark Geisthardt, Sam Royappa, Lisa King, Diane Odeen, Dorthy Radley,Lawrence McGuinn, and Ben Chojnacki.According to Conference Rule 3.3.3 the Implications Committee must consider andreport upon the implications of any motion that would change the proposed budget bymore than $10,000 before the motion can be considered.Bishop Lee introduced those seated on the platform with her: Steve Polster, ClergyAssistant to the Bishop, Bill White, Conference Chancellor, and Kevin Rice Myers,Conference Secretary.Dan Dick, Director of Connectional Ministries, presented the Proposed Agenda for thisAnnual Conference Session, noting that an agenda is always a work in progress, and thatchanges to the schedule may be necessary during the course of the Annual Conferencesession. The Proposed Agenda was accepted as presented.He noted that Action Items 20 and 21, related to the closing of two congregations, arebeing withdrawn from consideration at this Annual Conference session. Those churcheswill be merging with other congregations rather than closing.He presented the Proposed Consent Agenda which includes the following action items:• Action Item 1: Local Church Camping Coordinator• Action Item 2: Camp and Retreat Emphasis Sunday• Action Item 3: New Camp Participants• Action Item 4: United Methodist Women’s Sunday• Action Item 5: United Methodist Youth Sunday• Action Item 6: Designation of Earnings from the “New Ministries Fund”• Action Item 7: Resolution Relating to Rental/Housing Allowances for Retired orDisabled Clergypersons of the Wisconsin Conference58 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal• Action Item 8: Resolution on 2011 Formal Funding Plan for Pre-1982 PensionLiability• Action Item 9: Resolution on 2011 Formal Funding Plan for Retiree MedicalBenefitsThe Proposed Consent Agenda was approved as presented.Mark Geisthardt, Chairperson of the Conference Council on Finance and Administration,and Lisa King, Conference Treasurer, presented the report of the Council on the financialresults for 2010. They thanked those churches that paid their 2010 apportionments infull, and those churches that increased their 2010 apportionment payment percentagecompared to 2009.Giesthardt shared information about how the Conference budget is prepared forpresentation to the Annual Conference. He noted that the Wisconsin Conference has along tradition of paying its General Church Apportionments (GCA) in full. However,that has come at the expense of our own annual conference ministries, which have had tobe cut back in order to do this. He reported that the leaders of conference agencies,conference staff, and the Council on Finance and Administration are recommending thatfor the remainder of 2011 and all of 2012 that the Wisconsin Conference pay its GeneralChurch Apportionments at a rate equal to the percentage of apportionments paid by thelocal churches, but no less than 82 percent of the General Church Apportionments. Inorder to do that, it will be necessary to suspend Conference Policy 10.3.0, which directsthe Conference Treasurer to pay General Conference Apportionments in twelve monthlyinstallments of equal amount on or about the last day of the month.Geisthardt moved that Conference Policy 10.3.0 be suspended for the remainder of 2011and all of 2012.Following discussion, Bishop Lee tabled the motion until further information regardingJudicial Council decisions related to General Church Apportionments and Conferencebudgeting for them can be gathered.There are two specific questions to be answered:Is there a Judicial Council ruling that affects ability to vote on motion?What would be the impact of paying less than 100 % of General ChurchApportionments on the whole picture of the strategic plan?Geisthardt noted that, in order to consider the 2012 Proposed Budget, Conference Policy10.4.1, which limits the percentage increase in the budget presented to the AnnualConference by the Council to the percentage increase in the Conference total of localchurch expenses for the previous year, must be suspended.Geisthardt moved to suspend Conference Policy 10.4.1. The motion was approved.Geisthardt then presented the proposed 2012 Conference Budget. He highlighted anumber of minor changes to 2012 Proposed Budget that was printed in the Pre-Conference Workbook. The 2012 Proposed Budget represents a 0.85% decrease in grossapportionments compared to 2011. The budget will be considered and acted upon duringthe final plenary session on Wednesday afternoon.Daily Proceedings 59

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalStan Pegram, Chairperson of the Generosity Task Force, spoke about a number ofstewardship education opportunities that will be available in the summer and fall of 2011.Jeremy Deaner, a member of the “Q Group,” presented a “What If?” moment. He posedthe question “What if today was your last day?” The members of the conference watcheda video that encouraged people to ponder the question: “If today was your last day, howwould you live for God and make a difference?”Kevin Rice Myers, Conference Secretary, presented the Procedures for ElectingDelegates to the 2012 General and Jurisdictional Conference. He moved the adoptionof Revised Action Item 22.Kerry Wilson moved to amend Revised Action Item 22 by reinstating the sentence“Only those candidates who received 10 or more votes on a prior ballot shall be eligiblefor election as reserve delegates.” which was deleted in Revised Action Item 22. Themotion to amend was approved.Revised Action Item 22 was approved as amended.The Secretary gave instructions for completing the ballot forms.Tim Berlew, Conference Worship Coordinator, led the conference in a time of centeringprior to casting the first ballot, inviting the conference to sing “Bind Us Together.”General Conference Ballot 1 was taken at this time. Clergy and Laity voted for 3candidates for election as delegates to General Conference. Teller Team 1 collected theclergy ballots. Teller Team 2 collected the laity Ballots.Following the collection of the ballots, Bishop Lee invited the conference to take a short“stand-up break.”At the conclusion of the break, Conference Worship Coordinator Tim Berlew invited themembers of the conference to sing “Come, Christians, Join to Sing” and “Joyful, Joyful,We Adore Thee.”Bishop Lee then called the conference back to order.Tom Lambrecht, Chairperson of the Conference Rules Committee, presented ActionItem 27: Proposed Revisions to the Conference Rules and Policies, which wereprinted as a separate booklet. He moved the adoption of the proposed rules as foundon pages 1 to 15 of the Proposed Rules Booklet.Jerry Eckert moved to table the proposed revisions of conference rules and policies.The motion to table was defeated.Lynn Scott moved to amend proposed rule 1.3.9 by deleting the sentence “Commissionstend to be established for the long term to attend to important but not urgent work.” andreplacing it with the sentence “Commissions are brought alongside the mission helpingthe church be a reliable and credible witness. They are temporary and exist until theirmission is accomplished.”Lambrecht accepted this motion as a friendly amendment.Steve Zekoff moved to postpone further consideration of the Proposed Rules untilWednesday morning. The motion to postpone was approved.60 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLeigh Roberts, Chairperson of the Board of Church and Society, introduced JimGoulding and Lee Domann, retired clergypersons from other United Methodist AnnualConferences, who spoke about two workshops dealing with the subject “Bullies, Victims,and Bystanders: A Seminar for Youth and Adults.” The workshops are sponsored by theBoard of Church and Society and will be held this Fall. The purpose of the workshops isto create safety and light in our schools, churches, homes. Information about theworkshops was distributed in the conference packet. Domann sang one of his ownssongs about this subject, “Howard Gray.”Roberts presented Action Item 12: A Resolution on Health Care in Our SocialCommunity. It was approved.Roberts presented Action Item 13: A Resolution on Collective Bargaining. It wasapproved.The secretary read announcements.The members of the conference watched a mission video about the ministries ofNorthcott Neighborhood House in Milwaukee.Following the video, the conference recessed for lunch at 12:02 p.m.Monday Afternoon, June 13, 2011Members and friends of the conference gathered in the worship area at 1:15 p.m. for atime of music, celebration, and learning. Bishop Lee welcomed and introduced themembers of the delegation from our sister-conference, the Dong Bu Conference of theKorean Methodist Church, who are visiting our annual conference session this year. TheKorean Ministers’ Wives Choir sang a number of songs in Korean and English. BishopPark shared information about the history of Korea and the ministries of the Dong-BuConference. Bishop Lee presented gifts to our guests. The conference recessed for theafternoon break at 2:35 p.m.The conference gathered in the plenary area at 2:45 p.m. for the afternoon businesssession. Tim Berlew led the members of the conference in singing “Standin’ in the Needof Prayer.”Carrie Kreps Wegenast presented a “What If?” moment, posing the question “What if –we remember our baptism and are thankful?” The “Q Group” symbolically offered thewater of remembrance to the conference with “squirt guns.”Bishop reported results of General Conference Ballot 1. Lisa King was elected on LaityBallot 1. There was no election on Clergy Ballot 1.Tim Berlew led the conference in singing “Bind Us Together” as an act of centering.General Conference Ballot 2 was taken. Bishop Lee gave instructions for marking theballots. Laity voted for 2 delegates. Clergy voted for 3 delegates. Teller Team 2 collectedthe laity ballots. Teller Team 1 collected the clergy ballots.Andy Oren, Chairperson of the Commission on Religion and Race, introduced Rev.Amy Stapleton from the General Commission on Religion and Race. She spoke aboutDaily Proceedings 61

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalwhat is happening in that general church agency, and particularly about the campaigncalled “Call to Courage,” and the ‘Drop the “I” Word’ campaign which is focused onremoving the term “illegal” from references to persons.Oren invited the chairpersons of the Ethnic Caucuses to introduce themselves:Rosy Mayorga – Hispanic CaucusDomnik Israel – Asian CaucusHan du Kwak – Korean CaucusNhia Wahn Her – Hmong CaucusMarilyn Higgins – Black Methodists for Church RenewalAlexander Dickerson – Native American CaucusEach of them spoke about the ministries that are happening through their particularcaucus.Gail Burgess, Chairperson of the Board of Global Ministries, presented the report of theBoard. She introduced Paul Webster, the Wisconsin Conference’s missionary at theMujilah Falls Agricultural Center in Zambia, Africa, and Andre Kanjimana, who worksat the Agricultural Center. Webster and Kanjimana will be itinerating among WisconsinUnited Methodist Churches during the coming months, sharing information about theministry at Mujilah Falls.Burgess spoke about the numerous ministries of the Board of Global Ministries,including Volunteers in Mission, Disaster Response Teams, the Native Americanpartnership and many other ministries. She invited the members of the conference to visitthe Board of Global Ministries exhibits in the display area to learn more about theseministries.Lamarr Gibson, Chairperson of Wisconsin Conference East Angola Partnership TaskForce, spoke about the partnership with the East Angola Conference of The UnitedMethodist Church. He invited individual churches to partner with churches in the EastAngola Conference. He introduced Rev. Bernardo Luis, who brought greetings from theEast Angola Conference. Luis, who is a graduate of Africa University, expressed thanksfor the Wisconsin Conference’s support of Africa University. He noted that many leadersin government and business in Africa are Africa University graduates, and that thisimportant ministry of The United Methodist Church has made a real difference in thelives of the people of Africa.Burgess presented Action Item 14: Annual Conference Support of “20/20: VisioningAn AIDS-Free World. It was approved.Phil Amerson, President of Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, spoke about theministry of the seminary. He noted that the number of students at the seminary under theage of 30 has nearly tripled in the last five years.Dan Dick spoke about the “Safe Sanctuaries” movement in the Wisconsin Conference.He introduced Kathryn Croskery Jones, Resolution Facilitator for the Safe SanctuariesTask Force. She presented Action Item 26: Petition to Reduce the Risk of ChildSexual Abuse in the Wisconsin Annual Conference. It was approved.62 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalSam Royappa, Dean of the Cabinet, and Dorthy Radley, Conference Lay Leader,presented the Joint Message of the Cabinet and the Board of Laity. They spoke aboutthe core values that help the cabinet and Board of Laity to guide their ministries.Bishop Lee noted that our printed agenda includes a time for Bible study led by Rev.Grace Imathiu. She explained that Imathiu is unable to be present because she has haddifficulty returning to the United States from Kenya. Although she has returned to thiscountry within the last few hours, she will not be leading the Bible Study at this year’sconference session.Chuck Rolloff, Chairperson of the conference’s Human Sexuality Task Force,presented Action Item 25: Resolution to Create a Human Sexuality ResourceDevelopment Team. It was approved.Bishop Lee invited the conference to take a brief standup break.Following the break Bishop Lee called conference back to order and announced theresults of General Conference Ballot 2. There were no elections. On the Clergy Ballotthere were also no invalid ballots.Tim Berlew led the conference in singing “We are the Body of Christ” as a time ofCentering.General Conference Ballot 3 was taken. Clergy voted for 3 delegates. Laity voted for 2delegates. Teller Team 2 collected the laity ballots. Teller Team 1 collected the clergyballots.Jeff Virchow, Legislation Coordinator for the Wisconsin United Methodist Federationfor Social Action, presented Action Item 15: Affirmation of the “Statement ofCounsel to the Church – 2011.”Warren Waddell raised a Point of Order, suggesting that Action Item 15 is incontradiction to The Book of Discipline. Bishop Lee ruled that Action Item 15 was notout of order, and therefore properly before the conference.Following further discussion, Action Item 15 was approved.The Bishop announced that the Clergy Session will resume on Wednesday morning at8:00 a.m. in the Riverview South Ballroom at the Chula Vista hotel. The Secretary readannouncements. The afternoon plenary session adjourned at 5:15 p.m.Monday Evening, June 13, 2011Bishop Lee called the evening plenary session to order at 7:07 p.m.She reported the results of General Conference Ballot 3. There were no elections on theLaity Ballot.Dan Dick and Amanda M.D. Stein were elected on the Clergy Ballot.Tim Berlew led the conference in singing “We Are the Body of Christ” as a time ofcentering.Daily Proceedings 63

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalGeneral Conference Ballot 4 was taken. Laity voted for 2 delegates. Clergy voted for 1delegate. Teller Team 2 collected the laity ballots. Teller Team 1 collected the clergyballots.The Secretary read announcements. The Bishop adjourned the plenary session at 7:30p.m. Members of the conference then gathered in the worship area at 7:45 p.m. for theEvening Praise Worship Service, led by the youth of the conference.As people gathered, Grace Cajiuat explained the story behind the banners which arehanging in the front of the worship area. They were created by Hap Itson, a clergymember of the Annual Conference serving at Brodhead UMC.Christway Praise Band from Racine: Christ UMC opened the service, leading thecongregation in singing several songs. Rev. Steve Hanusa presented a one-person dramaabout a pastor named “Paul” who struggled with ministry to people who do not feelwelcome in the church. Those who had questions about the presentation or wished todiscuss it further were invited to stay following the worship service for a time ofconversation.The Conference recessed for the evening at 8:45 p.m.Tuesday June 14, 2011Members of the conference gathered in the plenary area at 8:00 a.m. for a time of singingled by Tim Berlew.Bishop Lee called the conference to order at 8:10 a.m.George Kafer presented a “What If” moment on behalf of the “Q Group.” He invited themembers of the conference to stand while he read Colossians 1:9-12 from EugenePeterson’s “The Message.” These are powerful words of encouragement, hope and faith.He asked the question “What if … we prayed right now for a new outpouring of the HolySpirit on the Wisconsin Annual Conference?” and invited all those present to a time ofprayer.Bishop Lee announced the results of General Conference Ballot 4. There was noelection on the Clergy Ballot. Dorthy Radley and William Stimeling were elected on theLaity Ballot.Tim Berlew led the conference in a time of centering, singing “Come and Find the QuietCenter.”Clergy General Conference Ballot 5 was taken. Clergy voted for 1 delegate. TellerTeam 1 collected the Ballots. Laity Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 1 was taken.Laity voted for 3 delegates. Teller Team 2 collected the ballots.The Secretary and the Bishop thanked the youth of the conference for their efforts to turnthe one-sided orange ‘speaking cards’ into two-sided orange speaking cards.Bishop Lee ruled that Action Item 17: Resolutions Concerning Trial Expenditures,which was printed in the Pre-Conference Workbook, was out of order, because one64 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAnnual Conference session cannot bind another Annual Conference session, and ActionItem 17 would have the effect of doing so.Bishop Lee indicated that the concerns raised in Action Item 16: Financial Report ofTrial Costs had already been addressed in the Council on Finance and Administration’sreport. She noted that Action Item 16 would not need to come before the Conference.Wesley White requested that there be either an oral or a written report about the costs ofthe upcoming Church Trial of Rev. Amy Delong that is separate from the 2012 BudgetPresentation. It was noted that the expenses of the trial will be reported in the 2012Annual Conference Financial Reports.Brad Sherman, Vice-Chairperson of the Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries,presented the report of the Board. The members of the conference watched video aboutthe camping ministries of the conference. The camp directors and members of the campstaff led the conference in singing “Lord Prepare Me to be a Sanctuary.”Lamarr Gibson reported on the ministries of the Board of Congregation and CircuitDevelopment. He invited the members of the conference to participate in the surveys thatthe Board will be conducting in the coming month to give the Board guidance for itswork.Fran Deaner, Chairperson of the Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance and EquitableCompensation, presented the report of the Board.He reported that to date the conference has received gifts of at least $205,744 for theCentral Conference Pension Initiative. Our conference’s goal for the CCPI is$500,000.Deaner moved Action Item 10: Resolution on Past Service Annuity Rate. It wasapproved.He moved Action Item 11: Resolution on Minimum Compensation. It was approved.Deaner moved the adoption of the report in its entirety.There were several questions and comments.The report of the Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance and Equitable Compensationwas approved.Bishop Lee announced the results of Clergy General Conference Ballot 5. There wasno election.The Bishop announced the results of Laity Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 1. JudyVasby was elected.Tim Berlew led the conference in a time of centering, singing “Come and Find the QuietCenter.”Clergy General Conference Ballot 6 was taken. Clergy voted for one delegate. By thepolicy the conference adopted during the opening plenary session, the person receivingthe most votes on this ballot will be elected to complete the Clergy General ConferenceDelegation. Teller Team 1 collected the ballots. Laity Jurisdictional ConferenceBallot 2 was taken. Laity voted for 2 delegates. Teller Team 2 collected the ballots.Daily Proceedings 65

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalMark Dehority, a member of the staff of the General Commission on United MethodistMen, and August Gruelich, Conference President of the United Methodist Men,presented information about United Methodist Men’s Ministries. They invited thosepresent to visit the United Methodist Men’s display to find more information aboutopportunities for Men’s Ministries in our congregations.Members of the conference viewed a video about the “Rethink Church” initiative.The Secretary read announcements.Bishop Lee recessed the plenary session for the morning break at 10:05 a.m.Bishop Lee called the conference back to order at 10:35 a.m.Dan Dick introduced the presentation of this year’s Awards and Recognitions.Descriptions of each of these awards and recognitions are printed elsewhere in the 2011Wisconsin Conference Journal.Deborah Thompson, Conference Missions Coordinator, spoke about the Thelma GreggAward. She announced that this year’s award will be presented to Holly Morse of theWhitefish Bay United Methodist Church.Thompson presented the Love in Action Award to the Still Waters Community UnitedMethodist Church.Dianne Quade and Freddie Kirk, Co-Chairpersons of the Commission on Status and Roleof Women, announced that the Bridge Builder Award will be given this year to G.Karen Stimeling.Amanda Stein, convener of the Wisconsin Chapter of the Methodist Federation for SocialAction, announced that the Perry Saito Award will be given this year to Janet Ellingerand Perry G. Huyck.Dan Dick spoke about the Denman Evangelism Award. This award is given annually ineach Annual Conferences of The United Methodist Church. The award is presented thisyear to Lake Lucerne and Pine Lake United Methodist Camps. The awards werepresented by Sharon Cook to camp managers Chip Hutler and Nick Coenen.Jeff Nicholas, on behalf of the Commission on Archives and History, presented theYears of Service recognitions to those who have served in ministry for 25, 50, 60, and 70or more years. Bishop Lee greeted those being recognized who were present at theAnnual Conference Session. The list of those recognized is printed elsewhere in the 2011Wisconsin Conference Journal.Howard Hintzman served as host for the retirement recognition. He invited each clergyperson who is retiring this year to share a story about their ministry. Bishop Lee greetedeach retiree and presented them with certificates of retirement. She then offered a prayerof thanksgiving for the ministry of the retirees.Time Berlew led the conference in singing “Trust and Obey.”The conference recessed for lunch at 11:45 a.m.66 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalTuesday Afternoon, June 14, 2011Members and friends of the conference gathered in the Worship Area at 2:15 p.m. for theService of Remembrance and Thanksgiving. Grace Cajiuat, Conference Music Leader,offered the opening solo, “Yo se que estas aqui” (I know that you are here).” Bishop Leeoffered words of Welcome and Greeting. The opening song was “You Are Mine.” BobButler offered the opening prayer and words of instruction. There was a time ofreflective silence, with the singing of “Stay With Me.” Kevin Rice Myers, ConferenceSecretary, read the scripture lesson from Matthew 26:36-42. Following the singing of “Inthe Lord, I’ll Be Ever Thankful” the Secretary read the names of those Clergy Members,Clergy Spouses and Family Members, and Lay Persons Related to the Conference whohave passed away since the last Annual Conference session. After the reading of eachname the congregation sang “Be Still and Know That I Am God.” Family members orfriends of those who have died were invited to come forward and light a candle as theirloved one’s name was called. Bishop Lee greeted each family as they came forward.After the names were read, Bishop Lee offered words of Prayer and Dismissal, and theservice concluded with the singing of “I Was There to Hear Your Borning Cry.” TimBerlew served as organist for the service.Following the Memorial Service the members of the conference returned to the plenaryarea for the afternoon plenary session.Bishop Lee called the conference to order at 3:35 p.m.The “Q Group” presented a “What if?” moment.Bishop Lee reported the results of Laity Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 2. There wasno election. She reported the results of Clergy General Conference Ballot 6. SteveZekoff was elected. This completed the Clergy Delegation to General Conference.Tim Berlew led the conference in a time of centering, singing “Come and Find the QuietCenter.”Laity Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 3 was taken. Laity voted for two delegates.Teller Team 2 collected the ballots.Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 1 was taken. Clergy voted for three delegates.Teller Team 1 collected the ballots.Scott Anderson, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Council of Churches, broughtgreetings from the Council, and shared information about the many ministries sponsoredby the Wisconsin Council of Churches.The District Superintendents introduced the Regional Office Administrators: BonitaSmith (Chippewa/Heartland); Barb Franken (Nicolet/Winnebago); Barb Ridgley (MetroNorth/South) and Sherry Malone (Capital/Coulee).Bishop Lee thanked the Superintendents and the Regional Office Administrators, whowork as a team to facilitate the ministry of all the churches in the conference.Markus Wegenast, Chairperson of the Board of Higher Education and StudentMinistry, presented the report of the Board and spoke about new campus ministries inthe state.Daily Proceedings 67

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalJohn Hobbins and Rachel Basel shared a PowerPoint presentation with information aboutthe new campus ministry at UW-Oshkosh.Carrie Kreps Wegenast, Chairperson of the Conference Petitions Committee,introduced the report of the committee, explaining its work in soliciting and preparingProposed Petitions to the 2012 General Conference.She moved to suspend Conference Rule 3.3.13a, which stipulates that The Committee onPetitions must include one lay and one clergy member of the previous GeneralConference delegation.” These persons were inadvertently not included as members ofthe Petitions Committee this year. The motion to suspend the rule was approved.She explained the process that the committee used to prepare and present GeneralConference Petitions to the 2011 Annual Conference Session for its consideration. Thepetitions have been organized in 12 “petition groups” labeled A through M.The committee recommended that the conference allow 2 speeches in favor ofconcurrence and two speeches opposed to concurrence for each category of petitions.After discussion the process for considering petitions was affirmed by the conference.The bishop invited people to speak in favor of and in opposition to Petition CategoriesA through C.Following discussion of the Petitions to General Conference, Bishop Lee recognizedGeorge Kafer for a Moment of Personal Privilege. He shared that his wife Cassandra ispresent, that today is their anniversary, and that they have spent every anniversary of their7-year marriage at Annual Conference.The Secretary read announcements.Bishop Lee recessed the conference at 5:02 p.m. for the evening meal.Tuesday Evening, June 14, 2011Bishop Lee called the conference to order at 7:00 p.m. for the evening plenary session.Kris Androsky presented a “What if?” moment on behalf of the “Q Group,” posing thequestion “What if, in order to praise God, everybody danced now?” Members of theConference were invited and encouraged to “dance in the aisles.”Bishop Lee announced the results of Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 1. Therewas no election. She announced the results of Laity Jurisdictional Conference Ballot3. Diane Odeen and Chris Reynolds were elected. This completes the LaityJurisdictional Conference Delegation. The next Laity Ballot will be final ballot to electfour Reserve Delegates to Jurisdictional Conference.Tim Berlew led the conference in a time of centering with the singing of “Come and Findthe Quiet Center.”The Laity Jurisdictional Conference Reserve Ballot was taken. Laity voted for fourreserve delegates. Teller Team 2 collected the ballots.Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 2 was taken. Clergy voted for 3 delegates.Teller Team 1 collected the ballots.68 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCarrie Kreps Wegenast resumed the presentation and discussion of Proposed Petitionsto General Conference. The Conference discussed Petition Groups D thru J, using thesame procedure that was used during the afternoon plenary session.Following discussion of the Proposed General Conference Petitions, the Secretary readannouncements.Bishop Lee recessed the evening plenary session at 8:05 p.m. She invited everyone togather in the worship area at 8:30 p.m. for the Service of Commissioning of ProvisionalMembers, Recognition of Orders and Associate Membership, and Recognition of NewlyLicensed Local Pastors.Commissioning Service.Members and friends of the Conference gathered in the worship area at 8:30 p.m. for theService of Commissioning of Provisional Members, Recognition of Orders andAssociate Membership, and Recognition of Newly Licensed Local Pastors. Theprocessional hymn was “Lord, You Give the Great Commission.” The scripture lessonfor the evening was read from 1 John 4:7-19. Sheri Graeber, former Conference LayLeader and a lay member of the Board of Ordained Ministry, gave the sermon. Sheinvited everyone to be actively involved in living out the Gospel of Love.Richard Strait, Chairperson of the Board of Ordained Ministry, presented the followingpersons to be Commissioned as Provisional Elders: Vicki Brantmeyer, Kimberly L.Brumm, Jeffrey Allan Meyer, and Julie A. Wilson. He presented Gerald P. Morris forrecognition of his orders from another denomination, and Anita A. Genrich forrecognition as an Associate Member of the Conference. He presented the followingpersons to be Licensed as Local Pastors: Tammy Clausen, Anita Lang, Susan Lewan,John C. Paul, Ada Rosado, Elizabeth Sherfey, Tim Worgan, Henry Yoap, ReneeDymond, Elisabeth McManus, and Daniel Verdigan.Bishop Lee led the congregation in recognizing those newly Licensed as Local Pastorsand elected as an Associate Member. She asked those to be commissioned andrecognized as Provisional Members the questions prescribed for commissioning, and theyall answered appropriately. She recognized Gerald Morris as an Elder servingProvisional Membership following transfer from another denomination, andcommissioned Vicki Brantmeyer, Kimberly L. Brumm, Jeffrey Allan Meyer, and Julie A.Wilson as Provisional Elders in The United Methodist Church.An offering was taken to support the East Angola partnership and Native AmericanMinistries. Bishop Lee celebrated the Sacrament of Holy Communion. The communionhymn was “Pescador des Hombres/Lord, You Have Come to the Lakeshore,” and wassung in Spanish and English. The newly commissioned and licensed ministers servedcommunion to the gathered congregation. The closing hymn was “Enviado Soy deDios/Sent Out in Jesus’ Name,” sung in Spanish and English.Music leadership for the service was provided by Rev. Justin Elliott Lowe, Organist, Rev.Grace Cajiuat, Music Leader, and members of the Kenosha: Principe de Paz Praise Band.Dorthy Radley, Conference Lay Leader, and Gail Mitchell, Chair of the Fellowship ofLicensed Local Pastors and Associate Members, led the liturgy for the service.Daily Proceedings 69

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalMembers of the cabinet participating in the service were: Rev. Stephen J. Polster, Rev.Ann Spindt Henschel, Rev. Jorge Mayorga Solis, Rev. Gordon Lind, and Rev. SamRoyappa. Members of the Board of Ordained Ministry served as ushers for the service.The chalices presented to the provisional members and the anointing sets given to thelicensed local pastors were made by Colleen Kwong.Wednesday Morning, June 15, 2011The clergy members of the conference gathered in the Riverview South Ballroom of theChula Vista Resort at 8:00 a.m. for the extended Clergy Session. The minutes of theclergy session are included at the end of these Daily Proceedings.Bishop Lee called the plenary session to order at the Wisconsin Dells Center at 9:25 a.m.The Q Group presented a “What If?” moment, posing the question “What if you builtsomething with what you have?” They invited those present to create something from thematerials that were immediately available and to upload a photograph of the creation tothe Q Group’s Facebook Page. The most creative entry will receive an award.Bishop Lee read the results of the Laity Jurisdictional Conference Reserve Ballot.Gail Burgess, John Lawson, Tom Popp, and Jennifer Southworth were elected as ReserveDelegates to the 2012 Jurisdictional Conference.The Bishop read the results of Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 2. There wasno election.Tim Berlew led the conference in a time of centering by singing together “Spirit of theLiving God.”Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 3 was taken. Clergy voted for 3 delegates.Teller Team 1 collected the ballots.Bishop Lee placed consideration of the Proposed Conference Rules and Policies, whichwere postponed from Monday morning, before the conference.Terry Dignan moved“that this body instruct the Conference Treasurer to continue to treat ourapportionment to General Conference as a financial and ethical responsibilityand, therefore, continue to pay 100% of the apportionment pro-rata on a monthlybasis to the greatest possible extent.”Bishop Lee asked that consideration of this motion be deferred until the 2012 ProposedBudget is again before the conference.George Affeldt, new Chairperson of the Rules Committee, presented three changes tothe proposed rules based upon suggestions that have been received:1. Change “Discipleship Leadership Team” to “Discipleship Leadership Council”and “DLT” to “DLC” wherever these phrases occur in the Rules.2. In Rule 3.3.9 (a) change “ten members-at-large” to “twelve members-at-large”70 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal3. In Rule 3.3.14, change “Co-Chairs of the Conference Council on YouthMinistries” to “Conference Council on Youth Ministries Representative,” andadd the following three positions: Young Adult Representative Dean of Faith Alive Associate Dean of Faith AliveStephanie Chojnacki moved to amend Proposed Rule 3.3.19 by striking the followingwords from the end of the proposed rule:“each year. The Conference Youth Coordinator may serve up to two fullquadrennial terms (eight years).”The motion was accepted by the Rules Committee as a friendly amendment.Wesley White moved to relocate Proposed Rule 1.1.5 from its current location toProposed Rule 3.3.10, where it would become Rule 3.3.10(d). The motion wasapproved.The Proposed Rules were approved as amended.Affeldt moved adoption of the Proposed Polices, noting the following changes to theProposed Policies as printed:In Proposed Policy 10.2.1 change “Internal Revenue Service” to “U.S.Congress.”In Proposed Policy 60.4.0, deleted the phrase “and phone” from the line“Television antenna, cable or satellite hookup, and internet and phoneinstallation,” and add the sentence “The clergy person pays monthly bills.”There was considerable discussion regarding the need to restore the phrase “Telephoneline which is unique to the parsonage” or some other phrase that establishes the policythat the local congregation is responsible for providing a telephone in the parsonage thatis separate from the phone in the church building. The Rules Committee agreed to takethis issue under advisement.Kathryn Croskery Jones noted that the titles in Table of Contents for the Proposed Rulesand Proposed Policies do not necessarily correspond to the titles in each individualsection, and that these need to be made consistent.Tom Popp moved the previous question on the Proposed Conference Policies.The motion to end debate was approved.The Proposed Conference Policies were approved as revised and amended.Bishop Lee reported the results of Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 3. StevePolster and Jeremy Deaner were elected.Tim Berlew led the conference in a time of centering by singing together “Come andFind the Quiet Center.”Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 4 was taken. Clergy voted for one delegate.Teller Team 1 collected the ballots.Daily Proceedings 71

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalFollowing collection of the ballots, the conference viewed a “Rethink Church” videopresentation. The video invited people to imagine a world with no malaria, and then toget involved in turning that vision into reality.Kathryn Croskery Jones moved:“That the Wisconsin Annual Conference direct the Bishop to appoint a taskforceto revise Policy 70.0.0: “Policy and Procedures Regarding Sexual Misconduct,”and bring a recommendation back to the 2012 Annual Conference.”The motion was approved.Carrie Kreps Wegenast resumed the presentation and discussion of Action Item 23:Proposed Petitions to General Conference.Warren Waddell moved that we dispense with further discussion on Action Item 23 andmove directly to voting on the Proposed Petitions to General Conference. The motion toclose discussion was approved.The members of the conference completed their Petitions Ballots. They voted on each ofthe 29 proposed petitions individually. Teller Team 2 collected the ballot forms. Theresults of the voting on Proposed Petitions to General Conference will be posted on theconference website and printed in the 2011 Conference Journal.Bishop Lee invited the members of the conference to take a 15 minute break.Following the break the Bishop called the conference back to order, and reported resultsof Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 4. There was no election.Tim Berlew led the conference in a time of centering by singing together “Come andFind the Quiet Center.”Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 5 was taken. Clergy voted for 1 delegate.Teller Team 1 collected the ballots.Freddie Kirk presented the Monitoring Report from the Commission on the Status andRole of Women. Andy Oren presented the Monitoring Report from the Commissionon Religion and Race.Both indicated that the majority of speakers at this annual conference session have beenolder white male clergy.Laura Graves presented the following motion:Be it resolved that the Wisconsin Annual Conference of the United MethodistChurch shares our deep concern with the currently pending legislation approvedby the State Senate and currently before the State Assembly to legalize thecarrying of concealed weapons in Wisconsin.Be it further resolved, that at a minimum, any bill that passes should prohibitconcealed weapons in any house of worship.We instruct the secretary of the Wisconsin Annual Conference to distribute thestatement above to the Assembly Majority and Minority leaders, Governor Scott72 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWalker and to all of the news outlets available to receive our press releases inthe State of Wisconsin.The motion was approved.Jorge Luis Mayorga Solis and Diane Odeen presented the report of the ConferenceEpiscopacy Committee. The conference watched the “Survey the Monkey” video. Thisvideo was prepared by the Episcopacy Committee to introduce the web-based survey thatis being used in the North Central Jurisdiction this year. The survey is designed to helpboth the Conference and Jurisdictional Episcopacy Committees as they determine thebest way to deploy Episcopal Leadership in the Jurisdiction for the coming quadrennium.Amy Jameson Yackovich, Chairperson of the Conference Trustees, presentedinformation about changes that will be taking place in the Conference Wide PropertyInsurance program through Church Mutual Insurance, and noted a number of helpfulresources that are available through Church Mutual.John Sumwalt presented the following motion:Be it resolved that the Board of Trustees of The Wisconsin Annual Conferencestudy the possibility of amending the current housing policy 60.6.0 to includeprovisions for identifying and remediating mold and other air quality issues inparsonages and church facilities.The Trustees shall report their recommendation to the 2012 Wisconsin AnnualConference.Sumwalt noted that this motion was presented on behalf or Rev. Christal Bindrich, whohas been placed on incapacity leave as a result of mold problems in the parsonage at herlast appointment.Rex Nelson moved to amend the motion by changing “air quality” to “environmentalquality.” The motion was accepted as a friendly amendment.The motion was approved as amended.Bishop Lee and the members of the Cabinet read the changes in Clergy Appointmentsfor the 2011 – 2012 Conference Year.Bishop Lee recognized and thanked the members of the Conference Leadership Team.She presented each of them with a gift in appreciation for their work.She then recognized and thanked Steve Polster, Assistant to the Bishop, and CindyChuran, Episcopal Office Administrator, for their work in the Episcopal Office.The Secretary read announcements.Bishop Lee recessed the conference for the noon meal at 12:15 p.m.Wednesday Afternoon, June 15, 2011Bishop Lee called the conference back to order at 1:15 p.m.She introduced the members of the staff who work at the Conference Center in SunPrairie and thanked them for their work.Daily Proceedings 73

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe Bishop then recognized Rev. Bernardo Luis, the representative of the East AngolaConference who has been present for this annual conference session. The members ofthe conference thanked him for coming and wished him well in his journeys.Bishop Lee took a moment of personal privilege to thank her husband, Lamarr Gibson,for his support and encouragement. She noted that today is their 20th WeddingAnniversary. The Conference expressed its appreciation for their ministry among us witha round of applause.The Bishop then noted that the gifts given to the members of the Korean Delegation andto Rev. Bernardo Luis from East Angola were works of art created by David Wilkinson, aclergy member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference.The Bishop invited those present to consider participating in the Spiritual Pilgrimage tothe Holy Land which she will be leading in January, 2012.Bishop reported the results of Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Ballot 5. SamRoyappa was elected. This completes the Clergy Jurisdictional ConferenceDelegation.Tim Berlew led the conference in a time of centering by singing together “Bind UsTogether, Lord.”The Clergy Jurisdictional Conference Reserve Ballot was taken. Clergy voted for 4reserve delegates to the Jurisdictional Conference.Bishop Lee announced that the 2012 Annual Conference Session will be held May 31through June 3, 2012 at the Chula Vista Resort and Wisconsin Dells Center in WisconsinDells, Wisconsin.Several of the youth and young adult members spoke to the Annual Conference sessionabout their experiences at Annual Conference.George Kafer, on behalf of the Q Group presented a “What If?” moment. Using a videoof the “M.C. Hammer Shuffle” he posed the question: “What if we carefully, lovingly,and intentionally “touched” some of the things that might be hindering what we are calledto do and the people we are called to be?” He invited the members of the conference todiscuss this question with their neighbors at the tables.Sam Royappa presented Action Item 18: Resolution on the Discontinuance of theUniversity United Methodist Church, Madison, Wisconsin. It was approved.Royappa presented Action Item 19: Resolution on the Discontinuance of WaldwickUnited Methodist Church, Waldwick, Wisconsin. It was approved.Royappa offered a prayer of thanksgiving for the ministries that have taken place in thesecongregations, and for the members of the congregations as they move into a new stageof their journey as United Methodist Christians.John Hazen presented the following motion:Whereas, we rightly honor the service of those churches who courageously voteto close their churches;74 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWhereas, there are churches who courageously vote to merge theirmemberships with another church, and whose action results in the closing oftheir building;Whereas, these closures can bring pain to those involved;Be it resolved that the Wisconsin Annual Conference find a way to honor,beginning in 2012, those churches who vote to make a new start with a newcongregation, but who close the doors of their building in the process.The motion was approved.Stan Pegram presented the following motion:Be it resolved that the 2011 Wisconsin Annual Conference of The UnitedMethodist Church in its 42nd Session, seek to address our crisis of churchdecline in the following ways:1. Beginning at the 2012 Wisconsin Annual Conference, and continuing duringAnnual Conferences throughout the 2013-2016 quadrennium, we will have holyconferencing/discussion sessions twice daily focused on questions around localchurch membership, worship and education attendance, financial resources, ageof current worshippers, creative ministries related to the present and futuregenerations, as well as other ministry focus areas to help us gauge where localchurches currently are and what might be the hope for the future in churchhealth, growth and vitality, with daily study of God’s word guiding andchallenging us as to what makes a healthy, growing and vital church. Thefollowing biblical models may be considered as encouragement for our localchurches: The Book of Acts, Ephesians, I and II Timothy, Titus and The Bookof Revelation—Seven Churches.2. As preparation for the above stated holy conferencing/discussion, every localchurch will attempt to be aware of where they are at regarding membership,financial status, current worship and other ministry programming attendance(604:8,9) before attending the 2012 Wisconsin Annual Conference. It isdifficult to know where we are going, if we do not know where we currently are.3. This holy conferencing/discussion, including said Bible study, will befacilitated by a task force, appointed by the Bishop, consisting of clergy and layleadership from within the Wisconsin Annual Conference who have led and/orexperienced significant revitalization and/or numerical growth at the localchurch level consistently. The purpose of these discussions will be to discovernew ways to connect with our culture/communities with the hope of inviting allgenerations to become part of the ministry and mission of the United MethodistChurch (601). The deep desire is that we will do the work now to allow God todo a “new thing” in the Wisconsin Annual Conference, offering us a future ofhope.The motion was approved.Deb Ivanoff-Hastings, Chairperson of the Nominations Committee, presented theNominations Report for 2011-2012, noting changes to the printed report. She movedthat the Nominations Report be accepted as amended. The motion was approved.Daily Proceedings 75

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalIvanoff-Hastings moved “that the Annual Conference allow the Nominations Committeeto continue its work by filling offices that are vacant or become vacant during the year.”The motion was approved.Members of the conference viewed a video about the ministries of United MethodistChildren’s Services of Milwaukee.Gerry Harrison requested a moment of personal privilege to speak about the impact ofUnited Methodist Children’s Services of Milwaukee. She noted that giving to UMCSthrough the Board of Global Ministries has decreased drastically over the past five years,and that this has had an impact on the ability of UMCS to continue to provide ministry inthe inner city of Milwaukee.Fran Deaner requested a moment of personal privilege to respond to question about the“Health Quotient” online survey that was posed earlier.Bishop Lee reported the results of the Clergy Jurisdictional Conference ReserveBallot. Those elected were: Dan Schwerin, Carrie Kreps Wegenast, Jorge Luis MayorgaSolis, and Jennifer M. Arneson were elected as Reserve Delegates. This completes theClergy Delegation to the 2012 General and Jurisdictional Conferences.Bishop invited the members of the conference to take a “stand-up break.”Bishop Lee called the conference back to order at 2:55 p.m.Erika Krueger requested a moment of privilege to express concerns about the youthministry programs of the annual conference.Larry Hakes asked that the Program and Arrangements Committee take great care indeveloping the schedule for the 2012 Annual Conference Session so that those itemsmost which are most critical are considered on either Saturday or Sunday.Dawn Jeffers Ramstad noted that Federal Law requires schools to give students anexcused absence for attendance at religious activities.Dan Dick spoke about current efforts in the area of youth ministry in the annualconference. He noted that the message that has been received from local congregationsduring the past year is that they want assistance in doing youth ministry. They do notwant the conference to “do youth ministry” for them. The Conference youth ministryprogram will explore how the conference can help congregations and circuits do effectiveministry in their local settings.Mark Geisthardt and Lisa King resumed presentation of the 2012 Proposed ConferenceBudget.The Secretary explained the current parliamentary situation based upon the conference’saction on Monday morning to table the motion made by the Council on Finance andAdministration to Suspend Policy 10.3.0 for the remainder of 2011 and 2012. BillWhite, Conference Chancellor, spoke about the impact of Judicial Council decisionsrelated to the payment of both Annual Conference and General Church apportionments.The Motion to Suspend Policy 10.3.0 was taken from the table and placed before theconference.76 Daily Proceedings

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDon Amphlett moved the previous question. The motion to close debate wasapproved.The Motion to Suspend Policy 10.3.0 was approved.Geisthardt presented the Proposed 2012 Budget.Doug Knutson moved to transfer $15,000 from the Africa University Fund to the BlackCollege Fund. Bishop Lee ruled the motion out of order, because the AnnualConference is not allowed to adjust the General Church Apportionment line items.Jason Mahnke moved the previous question on the Proposed 2012 Budget. Themotion to close debate was approved.The Proposed 2012 Budget was approved.The members of the 2012 General and Jurisdictional Conference Delegation wereintroduced to the Annual Conference. The conference expressed its appreciation to thedelegates for their willingness to serve in this capacity. Bishop Lee offered a prayer ofthanksgiving and blessing for the delegates.The Bishop recognized Jane Follmer Zekoff, who is celebrating her birthday today. Theconference sang “Happy Birthday.”The Secretary read announcements.Bishop Lee thanked the members of the annual conference for their participation in thissession.Tim Berlew led the conference in singing “Ye Servants of God.”Bishop Lee led the conference in a closing prayer.The conference concluded with the singing of “Sent Out in Jesus Name.”The 42 nd Session of the Wisconsin Annual Conference adjourned sine die at 4:00 p.m. onWednesday, June 15, 2012.Daily Proceedings 77

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCLERGY SESSIONOF THEWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCEHELD IN THE GRAND BALLROOMCHULA VISTA RESORTWISCONSIN DELLS, WISCONSINSunday, June 12, 2011, 3:00 P.M.Bishop Linda Lee called the Clergy Session of the 2011 Wisconsin Annual Conference toorder at 3:00 p.m. and offered words of welcome and greeting. She then led the clergysession in an opening prayer.Richard Strait, Chairperson of the Board of Ordained Ministry, also welcomed thosepresent to the Clergy Session.Strait asked Bishop Lee to indicate who is to be present and voting in the Clergy Session.Bishop Lee responded that all clergy members of the conference – including deacons,elders, provisional members, local pastors and student pastors under full and part-timeappointment to a pastoral charge – and lay members of the Board of Ordained Ministrymay be present and have voice in the Clergy Session. Only Elders and Deacons in FullConnection who are members of the Wisconsin Annual Conference and lay members ofthe Board of Ordained Ministry may vote.Strait moved “that all clergy members of other annual conferences or denominations whoare appointed to serve Wisconsin United Methodist Churches be granted permission to bepresent in the Clergy Session with voice.” The motion was approved.Strait introduced Forrest Clark, Chairperson of the Order of Elders. Clark introducedthose persons who are to be ordained as Elders and received into Full Membership at thissession of the Wisconsin Annual Conference.Clark presented Question 31b: Who are elected as members in full connection? Hemoved that the following persons be elected as Clergy Members in Full Connection in theWisconsin Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church:Listowel Ayensu-Mensah, George William Beaton, Timothy Bruce Berlew, Claudia JuneDeede, Kevin Anthony Dembinski, Patrick W. Schultz, and Wendy S. Slaback.Following speeches of affirmation, the clergy session voted on each candidate for fullmembership individually. All were elected as Clergy Members in Full Connection.Clark presented Questions 33a: Who are elected for ordination as elders? He movedthat the following persons be ordained as Elders in The United Methodist Church:Listowel Ayensu-Mensah, George William Beaton, Timothy Bruce Berlew, Claudia JuneDeede, Kevin Anthony Dembinski, Patrick W. Schultz, and Wendy S. Slaback.78 Clergy Session

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe Clergy Session voted on each candidate individually, and all were granted Elder’sOrders.Forrest Clark presented Question 28b(1): Who are elected as Provisional Elders (under324)? He introduced the following candidates for commissioning as Provisional Elders:Vicki BrantmeyerKimberly BrummJeffrey MeyerJulie WilsonClark then moved “that these persons be elected as Provisional Elders in the WisconsinAnnual Conference, and commissioned for Pastoral Ministry in The United MethodistChurch.”The Clergy Session voted on each candidate individually, and each was approved.Clark presented Question 30a: “Who are received from other Christian Denominations asProvisional Members,” and Question 39b: “What Clergy, coming from other ChristianDenominations, have had their orders recognized?”He moved that Gerald P. Morris be received as a Provisional member of the WisconsinAnnual Conference, and that his ordination in the Southern Baptist Church be recognizedas an Elder in The United Methodist Church.The motion was approved.Strait introduced Gail Mitchell, Chairperson of the Fellowship of Licensed Local Pastorsand Associate Members.Mitchel spoke about the role of the Associate Member in the Annual Conference, and therequirements for Associate Membership.She presented Question 27: Who are elected as associate members? and introduced AnitaGenrich, who has been recommended for Associate Membership in the AnnualConference.Following speeches of affirmation, Anita Genrich was elected as an Associate Member ofthe Wisconsin Annual Conference.Sam Royappa presented the Cabinet’s response to Question 17: Are all the clergymembers of the conference blameless in their life and official administration? Thosepresent in the clergy session read the cabinet’s response to Question 17 in unison.LaMarr Gibson requested a moment of personal privilege. He introduced PastorBernardo Luis, who is a guest from the East Angola Conference. He requestedpermission for Rev. Luis to be present in the Clergy Session. The request was approved.Richard Strait introduced Kevin Rice Myers, the Executive Secretary of the Board ofOrdained Ministry, who continued the presentation of the Board’s report.Rice Myers presented Question 18a: Committee on Investigation, and noted that thiscommittee is normally elected for the quadrennium. However, because of JudicialCouncil decisions and a Constitutional Amendment approved by the 2008 GeneralConference and ratified by the Annual Conferences, this committee needs to be re-Clergy Session 79

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalconstituted to meet the new Disciplinary membership requirements for the committee. Hemoved that the persons listed in Question 18a be elected for the remainder of the currentquadrennium. The motion was approved.He presented Question 18b: Administrative Review Committee, for information, notingthat this committee is also elected for the quadrennium, and that there have been nochanges in the membership of the committee since last year.He presented Questions 19 and 20 for information.Rice Myers presented Question 21a: Who are approved as full time local pastors, addingthe name of Juan Franciso Mayorga to the printed list.Question 21a was approved.He presented Question 21b: Who are approved as part-time local pastors? It wasapproved.He presented Question 21c: Who are approved as student local pastors?, noting that the2008 Book of Discipline has been changed so that only students from other annualconferences of The United Methodist Church are included in this category. Question 21cwas approved.He invited the following Licensed Local Pastors who have completed the Basic Course ofStudy since the last Annual Conference Session to stand and be recognized:Mike ChristensenBill DowMargaret EricksonLoretta WaegliThe Clergy Session congratulated them with a round of applause.Rice Myers moved that Question 21 be approved in its entirety. It was approved.He presented Question 22: Who have been discontinued as local pastors? for information.He presented Question 24a: Clergy from other annual conferences and Question 24b:Clergy from other Methodist denominations for information, and noted there are no newnames appearing on the list this year. He invited all clergy serving among us from otherConferences or Methodist Denominations to stand and be recognized. The ClergySession greeted them with a round of applause.He presented Question 25: Clergy from other Christian denominations, noting that thereare no new names appearing on the list this year. He invited all clergy from OtherChristian Denominations who are serving among us to stand and be recognized. TheClergy Session greeted them with a round of applause.Question 25 was approved.Rice Myers presented Question 26b: Affiliate members without vote. Question 26b wasapproved.He presented Question 29a: Those continued as provisional deacons, and Question 29b:Those continued as provisional elders, for information.80 Clergy Session

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalHe presented Question 29e: Those continued as provisional members who havetransferred from other denominations, for information.He presented Question 37: Those received by transfer from other annual conferences, forinformation, and invited those present to stand and be recognized.He presented Question 41: Those transferred out to other annual conferences, forinformation, and invited those present to stand and be recognized. He noted that JasonDickerson transferred to the South Georgia Conference on July 1, 2010, but that thepaperwork wasn’t completed until after the 2010 Annual Conference session, so it wasnot reported in the 2010 Business of the Annual Conference.He presented Question 43(a)(2) (Honorable Location) and Question 44(b) (HonorableLocation – Retired) for information.Rice Myers presented Question 46(a): Who have had their conference membershipterminated by withdrawal to unite with another denomination? He noted that ColleenKwong has accepted a call in The United Church of Christ, effective January 1, 2011.Question 46(a) was approved.He presented Questions 48a and 48c: Those who have died since last Annual Conference,noting that the death of Robert Quinlan, a Clergy person on Honorable Location whopassed away June 8, 2010, is reported in Question 84. The information about his deathwas not received until after the 2010 Clergy Session.After the names of all those who have died were read, there was a time of silent prayer inmemory of these colleagues in ministry, and Bishop Lee offered prayer.Rice Myers presented Question 49: Those appointed to other Annual Conferences, forinformation.Rice Myers presented Questions 50a and 50c: Those on voluntary leave of absence,noting that the 2008 General Conference renamed the types of voluntary leave to includepersonal leave, family leave, and transitional leave. He noted changes that have takenplace in the list since last year.The Clergy Session voted on those who have been on voluntary leave of absence for lessthan five years (Question 50a). It was approved. The Clergy Session then voted on thosewho have been on voluntary leave of absence for more than five years (Question 50a). Itwas approved by the necessary two-thirds majority.The Clergy Session voted on Question 50c: Who have been placed on voluntary leave ofabsence since the last annual conference session. It was approved.He presented Question 50d: Who have had their leave of absence terminated since thelast session of the annual conference? for information.Rice Myers presented Question 51: Who are granted sabbatical leave? He noted thatKaye Glennon had submitted a written request for sabbatical leave.Kaye Glennon asked for and was granted permission to speak to the Clergy Session. Shetold the clergy session that, in order to maintain her personal integrity, she needed toinform her colleagues that she is gay, and that she can no longer in good conscienceClergy Session 81

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalcontinue to serve as a United Methodist Clergy Person. She brought her credentials as anElder in The United Methodist Church forward and surrendered them to Bishop Lee.There was a lengthy discussion about this matter. A number of clergy membersencouraged Glennon not to surrender her credentials, but rather to explore other optionsfor continuing as a United Methodist clergyperson. Glennon thanked her colleagues fortheir concern, but indicated that her decision to surrender her credentials was wellthought out and was final.Because of Glennon’s action in publicly surrendering her credentials, Rice Myersreferred the Clergy Session to Question 46b: Who have had their conferencemembership terminated by withdrawal from the ordained ministerial office? He notedthat, according to the Book of Discipline, withdrawal must be approved by vote of theclergy session. He moved that the Clergy Session honor Kaye Glennon’s request towithdraw and list her name under Question 46b. After considerable discussion, themotion to honor Kaye Glennon’s request to withdraw and to list her name in Question46b was NOT APPROVED.Rice Myers then referred the Clergy Session back to Question 51: Who are grantedsabbatical leave? He moved that Kaye Glennon be granted Sabbatical Leave for the2011-2012 Conference Year. The motion was approved.Rice Myers presented Question 52(a): Who have been granted incapacity leave since thelast annual conference session? for information. He noted that Thomas Miller wasgranted incapacity leave effective June 1, 2011, due to a diagnosis of Stage 4 cancer. Heinvited the conference to continue to keep Rev. Miller in prayer.Rice Myers presented Question 52(c): Who are granted incapacity leave at this session?,noting that Karen Ebert’s name is a new addition to the list this year. Question 52(c) wasapproved.Bishop Lee invited the Clergy Session to take a brief break.Following the break, there was continued discussion of the matter of Kaye Glennon’ssurrender of her credentials. A motion was made that the clergy session adjourn until alater time. Rice Myers noted that the clergy session needs to approve the retirementsprior to the retirement recognition that is scheduled for Tuesday morning. Bishop Leesuggested that we act upon the retirements, that we spend some time in conversation asthe congregation of the clergy about the issue of Kaye Glennon’s surrender of hercredentials, and that the rest of the business of the clergy session be postponed until alater time during this Annual Conference session. A motion was made that we agree tothis agenda. The motion was approved.Rice Myers presented Question 53(a): What members in full connection have beenretired? and Question 56(a): Who have been recognized as retired local pastors?The following persons have requested retirement at this session of the AnnualConference:Deacons:Barbara Ristow (effective 1/1/2011)Elders:David Farina82 Clergy Session

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAlan GeorgeDonna GreenSteven GrovesRobert HayesBrian KundingerPaul NultonRichard Prust (effective 7/1/2010)Local Pastors:Howard C. “Skip” Robertson – Effective 6/1/2011Rice Myers invited those who are retiring to come to the front of the room to berecognized. The Clergy Session honored them for their service with a round of applause.Questions 53(a) and 56(a) were approved.Bishop Lee invited those who wished to do so to share their responses regarding KayeGlennon’s action and her surrender of her credentials.A committee consisting of Ann Spindt Henschel, Steve Polster, and Richard Strait wasappointed by Bishop Lee to contact Kaye Glennon and meet with her to discuss options ifshe desires to do so. Glennon will be invited to bring a support person with her to themeeting.Bishop Lee closed the Clergy Session with a time of prayer. The Clergy Session recessedat 5:45 p.m.Wednesday, June 15, 2011, 8:00 A.M.The Clergy Session reconvened at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 15, 2011 in theRiverview South Ballroom of the Chula Vista Resort.Bishop Lee called the Clergy Session to order and offered an opening prayer.Kevin Rice Myers, Executive Secretary of the Board of Ordained Ministry, presentedQuestion 76a: Who are approved for less than full-time service? He noted that the letters“PE” should be added following the name of Jeffrey Meyer, to indicate that he is aProvisional Elder. He also noted that approval of this question requires a two-thirdsmajority for those who have been approved for less than full time service for eight yearsor less, and a three-fourths majority for those approved for less than full time service formore than eight years.The clergy session voted on the list of those who have been appointed less than full timefor eight years or less. It was approved by the necessary two-thirds majority. The clergysession then voted on the list of those who have been appointed less than full time formore than eight years. It was approved by the necessary three-fourths majority.Rice Myers presented Question 80c: Those appointed to other valid ministries under theprovisions of 344.1d. It was approved by the necessary two-thirds majority.Clergy Session 83

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalHe presented Questions 81, 82, 83 and 84 for information.Rice Myers noted that this concludes the presentation of the Report of the Board ofOrdained Ministry.A motion was made to reconsider Question 46b: Who have had their conferencemembership terminated by withdrawal from the ordained ministerial office? The motionto reconsider Question 46b was approved.Following a report on efforts to contact Kaye Glennon to discuss this issue, there wasagain considerable discussion about whether to approve her withdrawal from theordained ministerial office.A motion was made “to honor Kaye Glennon’s withdrawal from the ordained ministerialoffice, and to list her name under Question 46b, and to ensure that information is sharedwith Kaye Glennon regarding her rights under the Book of Discipline.” The motion wasapproved. Approval of this motion also supercedes the prior action of the clergy sessiongranting Kaye Glennon sabbatical leave under Question 51.The Clergy Session asked the Conference Secretary/Executive Secretary of the Board ofOrdained Ministry to include in the minutes of the clergy session an expression of theanguish and soul-searching that this issue has raised among the clergy of the AnnualConference.Bishop Lee thanked the members of the Clergy Session for their patience, theirpersistence, and their efforts to deal with the issues that the Clergy Session has faced thisyear in a faithful and compassionate manner.Rice Myers shared several announcements.Bishop Lee concluded the Clergy Session with a closing prayer and benediction.The Clergy Session adjourned at 9:05 a.m.84 Clergy Session

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe United Methodist ChurchWisconsin Area750 Windsor Street, Suite 303Sun Prairie WI 53590Linda LeeResident BishopStephen J. PolsterAssistant to the BishopTelephone: (608) 837-8526Fax: (608) 837-0281EpiscopalOffice@WisconsinUMC.orgCynthia J. ChuranAdministrative AssistantCERTIFICATE OF ORDINATION AND COMMISSIONINGThis is to certify:That on Sunday, June 12, 2011, in the Wisconsin Dells Center in Wisconsin Dells,Wisconsin, pursuant to the action of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, I, assisted byBishop Bruce Burnside of the South Central Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Churchin America, Bishop Park and Bishop Kwon of the Dong Bu Conference of the KoreanMethodist Church, Conference Lay Leader Dorthy Radley, the District Superintendents,and other ordained deacons and elders, ordained Listowel Ayensu-Mensah, GeorgeWilliam Beaton, Timothy Bruce Berlew, Claudia June Deed, Kevin Anthony Dembinski,Patrick W. Schultz, and Wendy S. Slaback as Elders in The United Methodist Church, withthe laying on of hands and prayer.That on Tuesday, June 14, 2011, in the Wisconsin Dells Center in Wisconsin Dells,Wisconsin, pursuant to the action of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, I, assisted bythe District Superintendents, commissioned Vicki Brantmeyer, Kimberly Brumm, JeffreyMeyer, and Julie Wilson as Provisional Elders in the Wisconsin Annual Conference of TheUnited Methodist Church, licensed for Pastoral Ministry.Than on Tuesday, June 14, 2011, in the Wisconsin Dells Center in Wisconsin Dells,Wisconsin, purusant to the action of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, I recognized theordination of Gerald P. Morris in the Southern Baptist Convention as an Elder in The UnitedMethodist Church and received him into Provisional Membership in the Wisconsin AnnualConference.Linda Lee, Resident BishopThe Wisconsin Annual Conference of The United Methodist ChurchOrdination Certificate85

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalTHE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHTHE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCEThe Minutes of the Wisconsin Annual Conference Held in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin,From June 12, 2011, through June 15, 2011, Bishop Linda Lee, PresidingDate When Organized: 1969; Number of This Session: 42PART I ORGANIZATION AND GENERAL BUSINESS1. Who are elected for the quadrennium (603.7, 618):Secretary? Rev. Kevin Rice MyersMailing Address: 857 W. State St.Burlington, WI 53105Telephone: 608-237-7399Statistician? Donald CramerMailing Address: 2611 N. Pierce St.Milwaukee, WI 53212-2954Telephone: 414-287-9070Treasurer? Lisa KingMailing Address: PO Box 620Sun Prairie WI 53590Telephone: 608-837-73202. Is the Annual Conference incorporated (603.1)? Yes3. Bonding and auditing:a. What officers handling funds of the conference have been bonded, and in whatamounts (618, 2511)?The General Council on Finance and Administration carries $1,000,000 Employee DishonestyCoverage for: Annual Conference Treasurers and staffs, Annual ConferenceBoard of Trustees Presidents and staffs, Conference Councils on Finance and AdministrationPresidents. In addition, the Conference has $100,000 additional coverage for allstaff through Church Mutual Insurance Company.b. Have the books of said officers or persons been audited (617, 2511)? Yes(See report, page 175 of the 2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal.)4. What agencies have been appointed or elected?a) Answer Yes or No for each of the councils, boards, commissions, or committeeslisted:(1) Board of Ordained Ministry (635)? Yes(2) Board of Pensions (639)? Yes(3) Board of Trustees of the Annual Conference (2512)? Yes(4) Committee on Episcopacy (637)? Yes(5) Committees on Investigation (2703.2, .3)? Yes(6) Administrative Review Committee (636)? Yesb) Indicate the name of the agency (or agencies) in your annual conference whichis (are) responsible for the functions related to each of the following generalchurch agencies (610.1):Same for each, except where noted(1) General Council on Finance and Administration?(2) General Board of Church and Society?(3) General Board of Discipleship? Discipleship Leadership Council(4) General Board of Global Ministries?(5) Higher Education and Campus Ministry? Board of Higher Education and StudentMinistry86Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal(6) General Commission on Archives and History?(7) General Commission on Christian Unity and Inter-religious Concerns?(8) General Commission on Religion and Race?(9) General Commission on the Status and Role of Women?(10) United Methodist Communications?c) Indicate the conference agencies which have responsibilities for the followingfunctions:(1) Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries (655)? Board of Church and Society(2) Disability Concerns (653)? Board of Global Ministries(3) Equitable Compensation (625)? Joint Board of Pensions, Health Insurance andEquitable Compensation(4) Laity (631)? Board of Lay Ministry(5) Native American Ministry (654)? Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee, Commissionon Religion and Race(6) Small Membership Church (645)? Board of Congregation and Circuit Developmentd) Answer Yes or No for each of the following conference or district organizations:(1) Conference United Methodist Women (647)? Yes(2) Conference United Methodist Men (648)? Yes(3) Conference Council on Youth Ministry (649)? Yes(4) Conference Council on Young Adult Ministry (650)? No(5) District Boards of Church Location & Building (2518)? Yes(6) Committees on District Superintendency (668)? Yes(7) District Committees on Ordained Ministry (665)? Yese) What other councils, boards, commissions, or committees have been appointedor elected in the annual conference? See the list of Boards andAgencies in the 2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal.5. Have the secretaries, treasurers, and statisticians kept their respective recordsaccording to the prescribed forms (606.8)? Yes6. What is the report of the statistician? (See report, page 452 of the 2011 Journal.)7. What is the report of the treasurer? (See report, page 164 of the 2011 Journal.)8. What are the reports of the district superintendents as to the status of thework within their districts?9. What is the schedule of minimum base compensation for pastors for the ensuingyear (342, 625.3)?Conference Members serving Full Time: $36,325Local Pastors serving Full Time: $31,97110. What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the conferenceto be raised for the support of the district superintendents for the ensuingyear (614.1a)? $867,84411. a) What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within theconference to be raised for the support of the pension and benefit programsof the conference for the ensuing year (614.1d, 1507)? $539,400b) What are the apportionments to this conference for the ensuing year:Business of the Annual Conference87

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal(1) For the World Service Fund? $912,922(2) For the Ministerial Education Fund? $302,890(3) For the Black College Fund? $120,809(4) For the Africa University Fund? $27,038(5) For the Episcopal Fund? $278.080(6) For the General Administration Fund? $104,265(7) For the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund? $23,97612. If the annual conference apportions to the local church a fund that combinestwo or more general apportioned funds with one another, or that combinesone or more general apportioned funds with funds other than a general apportionedfund, list below for each combined fund: a) the name and amount ofeach general fund included in the apportionment; b) the percentage of thecombined fund total that corresponds to each general fund apportionment(614.3d, 615.4).13. Conference and district lay leaders (603.9, 659):Apportionment Fund NameGeneral Fund(s) Included2012Amount ofGeneralFundsIncluded% ofCombinedFund Totalthat CorrespondstoGeneral FundFund TotalsCircuit & Local CongregationalDevelopment0.00% $1,976,707Local Congregation Direct Support 0.00% $215,125Clergy & Lay LeadershipAfrica University FundBlack College FundMinisterial Education Fund$27,038$120,809$302,8902.11%9.45%23.69%$1,278,754Connectional MinistriesEpiscopal FundInterdenom. Coop FundWorld Service Fund278,08023,976912,9229.35%0.81%30.69%$2,974,757Conference Support Ministries General Administration Fund $104,265 26.26% $397,003Totals 1,769,980 25.87% 6,842,384a) Conference lay leader: Dorthy RadleyMailing Address: 627 Highview DriveSlinger, WI 53086b) Associate conference lay leaders: Deanna Shimkoc) District and associate district lay leaders:Capital:Chippewa: Sharon StewartCoulee: Marty ChandlerHeartland: Darrell ZeitlowMetro-North: Mark SheetsMetro-South: Deanna ShimkoNicolet: Ron VingerWinnebago: Denise Retzleff88Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal14. What local churches have been (Indicate distict):a) Organized or Chartered?(1) New Church Start (259.2,.3)Green Bay: New Faith HmongGreen Bay: Vida NuevaMilwaukee: Fe MinistryPalmyra: Ebenezer MinistryRacine: Casa de DiosWhitewater: Cristo la Roca(2) Mission Congregation (259.1a)Beloit: Henderson AvenueDelavan: Vida AbundanteKenosha: Principe de PazLake Geneva: La ResurreciónMilwaukee: New Hope HmongMilwaukee: Native American MinistryOdanahWausau: Hmong AmericanWaukesha: El Buen Samaritano(3) Chartered Local Church (259.5) (List only churches chartered this year.)b) Merged (2545, 2546)?(1) United Methodist with United MethodistName of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged churchEllsworth Diamond Bluff Diamond Bluff-EllsworthOno Plum City Ono-Plum CityArgyle Lamont LamontSouth Wayne Blanchardville BlanchardvilleManitowoc: St. Paul’s Manitowoc: Wesley Manitowoc: Lakeshore(2) Other mergersName of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged churchc) Discontinued or abandoned (229, 341.2, 2548)? (State which for eachchurch listed. Indicate district)(1) New Church Start (259.2,.3)(2) Mission Congregation (259.1a)(3) Chartered Local Church (259.5)Madison: University—DiscontinuedWaldwick—Discontinuedd) Relocated and to what address?e) Changed name of church? (Example: "First" to "Trinity")Former Name New Name Addressf) Transferred this year into this conference from other United Methodistconference(s) and with what membership (41, 260)?Name Membership Conference from which transferredg) What other changes have taken place in the list of churches?Business of the Annual Conference89

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal15. Are there Ecumenical Shared Ministries in the conference? (208)a) Federated churchName of church District Other Denomination(s)Green Lake: Federated WinnebagoBaptist, Congregational, PresbyterianBruce Federated Chippewa United Church of Christb) Union ChurchName of church District Other Denomination(s)c) Merged ChurchName of church District Other Denomination(s)d) Yoked ParishName of church District Other Denomination(s)16. What changes have been made in district and charge lines?Marshall (Capital District) and Fall River (Winnebago District) have been aligned asa two-point charge and placed in the Winnebago District.Belmont and Whig (Coulee District) have been re-aligned. Belmont is now a twopointcharge with Rewey. Whig is now a one-point charge.Stoddard (Heartland District) has been added to the LaCrosse: Asbury, LaCrosse:St. Luke’s Charge to form a three-point charge.Benton and Hazel Green (Coulee District) have been aligned as a two-point charge.90Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPART II PERTAINING TO ORDAINED MINISTERSAND LOCAL PASTORS(Note: A (v) notation following a question in this section signifies that the action or election requiresa majority vote of the clergy session of the annual conference. If an action requires more than asimple majority, the notation (v 2/3) or (v 3/4) signifies that a two-thirds or three-fourths majorityvote is required. Indicate credential of persons in Part II: FD, FE, PD, PE, and AM when requested.)17. Are all the clergy members of the conference blameless in their life and officialadministration (604.4, 605.6)?Our mission is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.Our vision is to live, give, love, beyond all expectation.We affirm God’s call to the ordained and the licensed ministries of clergy leadership ofelders, deacons, associate members and local pastors.We celebrate our faith, our gifts, our appointments to congregations, circuits and communities,our ministry accomplishments and our connection in the United Methodisttradition that is “multi-leveled, global in scope, and local in thrust.”We confess that all of us have fallen short in our living and ministry. At times, we havechosen to wander beyond the bonds of our covenant. Sometimes, we have not honoredone another’s ministry by undermining the ministry of our clergy brothers andsisters. Some of us find it hard to let go of former congregations and parishionersand insist on returning to those places and people to perform pastoral functions.Some of us find ourselves doing ministry in isolation. We have, at times, been selfservingby ignoring the needs around us. Yes, we have experienced both personaldarkness and ministerial failures.Because of the amazing grace of God that continues to enable us to be faithful in ourChristian living, Christian giving and Christian loving beyond all expectation, weseek forgiveness from God and from one another for breaking our covenant. Weinvoke the sufficiency of God’s grace to move us forward with assurance and confidence.As John Wesley put it, “Grace in all; Grace for all.” Thus, we are not blameless,yet trusting in God’s grace we once again humbly offer ourselves to God andto one another for effective ministry through our clergy leadership. Today, we renewour claim to be a blessed community of clergy of the Wisconsin Annual Conferenceof The United Methodist Church.We commit to do good, to do no harm and to grow in love with God.We commit to serve Jesus Christ as our Lord, in union with our congregations, our circuitsand our communities, which Christ has opened to people of all ages, nationsand races.We commit to encourage and offer support to our clergy brothers and sisters at alltimes, especially in the context of Circuit Ministry.We commit to work with one another side by side as we have been called by Godwhose steadfast love holds us and binds us together to “make us one with Christ,one with each other and one in ministry to all the world.”Thanks be to God!Business of the Annual Conference91

18. Who constitute:2011 Wisconsin Conference Journala) The Committee on Investigation (2703.2)? (v)Clergy Members: Sue Burwell, David Busker, Wendy Christiansen, MarvinSinghLay Members: Jon Furlow, Debra Raasch, Eric TaylorClergy Alternates: Kathy Jury, Jane Daniels, Jeff VirchowLay Alternates: Judy Pier Lybeck. Edgar Russell, Susan Hodgesb) The Administrative Review Committee (636)? (v)Members: Fran Deaner, Lucretia Fehrmann, Kathryn Croskery JonesAlternates: Jon Bartlett, Kyung Sook Lee19. Who are the certified candidates (311, 312)a) Who have been certified as candidates for ordained or licensed ministrysince the last session of the annual conference? (List the names of allthose who have been certified, including those who are also listed inquestions 20 and 21.)Bangle, PaulineBushweiler, LeeClausen, TammyCornell, SeanFitzsimons, LaurieHewitt, KeithHoffman, DonnaLang, AnitaLowe, KristenMahnke, JohannaMattision, ShannonNowicki, RobertaParr, SonjaPluss, DavidRosado, AdaSteinhauer, Angela BethWeaver, Lisab) Who are continued as certified candidates for ordained or licensed ministry?(Do not list as continued those licensed as local pastors in Question21 or those listed as probationary (provisional) members in question 28.)Susan Amann 2005 Sem. - Deacon CandidateLaura Barnard 2007 Sem. - Deacon CandidateJennifer K. Barnet 2009Deborah Burkhalter 2009Katie Byers-Dent 2008 Deacon CandidateMao Vang Her 2010 SeminaryKelly Jahn 2008 SeminaryDale Obermeier 2009Patsy Roe 2009Tou Yang 200992Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalc) Who have had their candidacy for ordained or licensed ministry acceptedby a District Committee on Ordained Ministry in another annual conference?(Include name of accepting conference.)Gabriel MarreroKansas Westd) Who have been discontinued as certified candidates for licensed or ordainedministry?20. Who have completed the studies for the license as a local pastor, are approved,but are not now appointed? (315 —Indicate for each person the yearthe license was approved.):Michael Ascher 2001 (Incapacity Leave)Kai McClinton 1999 (Incapacity Leave)Kathy Nuzzo 2001 (M.Div)Julie Reinke 1999 (20) (24hrsAdvCOS)Eric Schlieter 1999 (Incapacity Leave)James Sutton 2008Ricardo Torres 2005 (12)Naolue Yang 1993 (Incapacity Leave)21. Who are approved and appointed as: (Indicate for each person the first yearthe license was awarded. Indicate what progress each has made in the courseof study or the name of the seminary in which they are enrolled. Indicate withan asterisk those who have completed the five year course of study or theM.Div. (319.4)? (v)a) Full-time local pastors (318.1)Grace Baldridge 2006 (M.Div)Mary Balson 2008 (4)Karen Bankes 2007 (M.Div)*Janice Beutin 2005 (M.Div)*Marino Chacon 2003 (20)* (24 hrs AdvCOS)Mike M. Christensen 2000 (20)* Rafael Cubilette 2007 (20)* (12 hrs AdvCOS)William Dow 2001 (20)* Donald Drollinger 1991 (20)*James Droste 2009 (4)Dale Eggert 2002 (12)Margaret Erickson 2000 (20)* Mary Ann Floerke 1999 (6) (3hrsAdvCOS)Garry Wiley Gladney 2010 (M.Div).Cindy Glocke 2004 (M.Div.)*Carrie Hamm 2003 (14)Gregory Harrell 1998 (17)Janet Hartzell 2005 (M.Div.)*John Hazen 1997 (20)*Pha Her 2009 (12)Michael Herdt 2001 (20)*Patricia Herdt 2007 (6)Lucas Hernandez Miranda 2008 (12)Wayne Hull 2000 (16)Eileen Kuehnl 1993 (20)*Justin E. Lowe 2009 (4)Business of the Annual Conference93

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalTim Matthaei 2005 (14)Juan Francisco Mayorga 2010 (20)*Rosa Maria Mayorga 1998 (20)* (37hrs AdvCOS)Elizabeth McManus 2011Gerhardt Miller 2002 (M.Div.)*Steve Miller 2000 (20)* (12hrs AdvCOS)Cheryl Miskimen 1999 (18)Donald Olm 2000 (20)*Larry Olson 1997 (20)*Andrew J. Oren 2003 (18)Harriett B. Rowland 2005 (M.Div.)Kendall Schlittler 2006 (14)Linda Shearer 1990 (20)*Annette Tricker 2008 SeminaryMichael Weaver 1995 (20)*Timothy WorganSeminaryb) Part-time local pastors? (318.2) (fraction of full-time in one-quarter increments)Lucinda Alwa 1998 (M.Div)* 1/4Geoffrey Arnold 2006 (6) 1/2Candace Ascher 2007 (10) 1/2Mark Bartlett 2005 (8) 1/2Gary Benzschawel 2005 Seminary 3/4Gail Brown 2001 (9) 1/2Ann Bullis 2008 (4)Tammy Clausen 2010 1/2Eduardo De La Cruz 2009 (17) 3/4Afi Dobbins 2010 Sem. 3/4Renae Dymond 2011Jennifer Emert 2010 (M.Div) 1/2Jayneann Gagner 2008 Sem. 1/2Bruce Gardow 2004 Sem. 1/2Rebecca Henke 2006 M.Div. 1/2Greta Hietpas 2009 (4) 1/2Kathleen Huneywell 2010 M.Div. 1/2Ebenezer Insor 2000 (4) Seminary 1/4Brenda Jahns-Grams 2007 (3) 1/4Lon Jury 2008 (4) 1/2Anita Lang 2010Laverne Larson 1994 (20)*Susan Lewan 2010 1/2Shelley Lyksett 2006 Sem. 1/2Kenneth Markley, Jr. 2007 1/2Barbara S. Miller 1999 (M.Div.)* 1/4Laura Nordstrom 2009 Sem. 1/2Norma Albino Noriega 2006 (20)* 1/2Robert Odum 2003 (4) 1/2John Oliver 2001 (14) 3/4Mary Lu Palmer 2005 (16) 1/4John Paul 2010 1/4Jeffrey Radley 2010 1/2Norma Rivera 2009 (8) 1/4Ada Rosado 2011Leanne Rose 2011 M.Div.James Scott 2004 (2) 1/294Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalMary Beth Scow 2010 3/4Sharon Smith 1996 (20)* 1/2Patricia Soddy 2002 (14) 1/2Marvin Spence 1995 (20)* 1/2Lawrence Turner 1998 (20)* 1/4David Vang 2001 (20) 1/4Edwin Vargas 2001 Sem. 1/2Daniel Verdegan 2011 M.Div.Henry Verfuerth 1998 (7) 1/4Loretta Waegli 2001 (20)* 3/4Elizabeth Weed 2011 MDiv.Laura Yates 2005 (3) 1/2John Henry Yoap 2010 1/2c) Students from other annual conferences or denominations serving as localpastors and enrolled in a school of theology listed by the UniversitySenate (318.4)?Rodney Johnson 2006Iowa Conferenced) Persons serving as local pastors while seeking readmission to conferencemembership (365.4, 366, 368.3)? (If not in this conference indicatename of conference where serving.)22. Who have been discontinued as local pastors (320.1)?Lesley Munnik(withdrawn at his request)James Buchholz(withdrawn at his request)23. Who have been reinstated as local pastors (320.4)?24. What ordained ministers or provisional members from other Annual Conferencesor Methodist denominations are approved for appointment in the AnnualConference while retaining their conference or denominational membership(331.8, 346.1)? (List alphabetically; indicate Annual Conference or denominationwhere membership is held. Indicate credential.)a) Annual ConferencesMichael Adedokun (FE) Nigeria Conference 3Lyle Dabney (FE) Texas Conference 3Chung Nam Kwak (FE) Northern Illinois Conference 4Susan May (FE) Iowa 3Dee Webber (FE) New England Conference 2Brenda Wingfield (FD) Oregon-Idaho Conference 2b) Other Methodist DenominationsPaola Benecchi (FE) Waldensian Methodist Church 14John Hobbins (FE) Waldensian Methodist Church 15R. Grace Imathiu (FE) Methodist Church of Kenya 9Business of the Annual Conference95

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal25. What clergy in good standing in other Christian denominations have beenapproved to serve appointments or ecumenical ministries within the boundsof the Annual Conference while retaining their denominational affiliation(331.8, 346.2)? (v) (Designate with an asterisk those who have been accordedvoting rights within the annual conference. Indicate credential.)Thomas ElliottChurch of ChristDale A. EngenEvangelical CovenantDonald D. Entenman Society of FriendsJerald D. McCartyWesleyanBetsy Miller-RubinUnited Church of ChristKathy ReidUnited Church of ChristSteven RicePresbyterian Church (PCUSA)Karen Gygax Rodriguez American BaptistGeorge ShickSouthern BaptistEarl SmithReformed Church in AmericaToua (Thomas) Thao Southern Baptist26. Who are affiliate members: (List alphabetically; indicate annual conference ordenomination where membership is held.)a) With vote (586.4 [v])?b) Without vote (334.5, 344.4)? (v 2/3)David Joyce (Western North Carolina)Dee Webber (New England)NOTE: If your conference has admitted or ordained persons as a courtesy to anotherconference, list these persons in Question 40 only. If persons have beenadmitted or ordained by another annual conference as a courtesy to your conference,list these persons in Questions 27-39, whichever are appropriate, giving thedate and name of the accommodating conference.27. Who are elected as associate members? 322 (v) (List alphabetically—seenote preceding Question 27):Anita Genrich28. Who are elected as provisional members and what seminary are they attending,if in school? (under 322, 324, 325)a) Probationary (provisional) Deacons:(1) Under the provisions of 324.4a, c? (v)(2) Under the provisions of 324.5? (v)b) Probationary (provisional) Elders:(1) Under the provisions of 324.4a, b? (v)Vicki BrantmeyerKimberly BrummJeffrey Meyer Asbury Theological SeminaryJulie Wilson(2) Under the provisions of 324.6? (v)(3) Under the provisions of 322.4? (v 3/4)96Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal29. Who are continued as provisional members, in what year were they admittedto provisional membership, and what seminary are they attending, if in school(326)?a) In preparation for ordination as a deacon? (PD) (326.1)Amy Jo Ann Anderson (2010)Susan Angus Haller (2010)Becky J. Schmidt (2010)b) In preparation for ordination as an elder? (PE) (326.2)Heather Brewer (2007)Maribel Mariz-Celiz (2010)Krystal Goodger (2009)Paul Elwood Gregersen (2010)Steven R. Hanusa (2010)Dawn Helton-Anishinaabeqwa (2010)TyLacey Sims Hines (2009)Martin Park Hunter (2010)Edward Steven Jones (2009)David O. Leistra (2010)Eric D. Nelson (2008)R. Ellen Rasmusen (2009)Stephen P. Scott (2010)Kyochul Shin (2007)Jane Elizabeth Sommers (2010)Loretta Elizabeth Waughtal (2010)Barbara Anne Wells (2010)c) Probationary (provisional) deacons who became probationary(provisional) elders? (Indicate year)d) Probationary (provisional) elders who became probationary (provisional)deacons? (Indicate year)e) Probationary (provisional) members who transferred from other conferencesor denominations? (347)Nhia Wahn Her (6/13/2010)Martha (Marty) F. Williams (6/13/2010)30. Who have been received from other Christian denominations (347.3): (Listalphabetically—see note preceding Question 27):a) As provisional members (347.3a,b)? (v) (date received)Gerald P. Morris (Southern Baptist Church) 6-12-2011b) As local pastors (347.3a)? (v) (date received)Business of the Annual Conference97

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal31. Who are elected as members in full connection? (List alphabetically—see notepreceding Question 27. Anyone appearing on this question must also be listedsomewhere in questions 32-33 or 35, unless the clergy’s orders from anotherdenomination were recognized on question 39 in a previous year.):a) Deaconsb) EldersListowel Ayensu-MensahGeorge William BeatonTimothy Bruce BerlewClaudia June DeedeKevin Anthony DembinskiPatrick W. SchultzWendy S. Slaback32. Who are elected for ordination as deacons in full connection and what seminarydid they attend: (List alphabetically—see note preceding Question 27)a) After provisional membership (330)? (v 2/3)b) Transfer from elder in full connection? ( 309.3) (v 2/3)33. Who are elected for ordination as elders and what seminary did they attend?a) After provisional membership (335) (v 2/3)Listowel Ayensu-Mensah University of Dubuque Theological SeminaryGeorge William Beaton University of Dubuque Theological SeminaryTimothy Bruce Berlew Duke Divinity SchoolClaudia June Deede Garrett-Evangelical Theological SeminaryKevin Anthony Dembinski Garrett-Evangelical Theological SeminaryPatrick W. Schultz Asbury Theological SeminaryWendy S. Slaback University of Dubuque Theological Seminaryb) Transfer from deacon in full connection ( 309.3) (v 2/3)34. What provisional members, previously discontinued, are readmitted (364)?(v)35. Who are readmitted (365–367 [v], 368 [v 2/3]):a) As associate members?b) As members in full connection?36. Who are returned to the effective relationship after voluntary retirement(358.7): (v)a) As associate members?b) As provisional members? (Indicate credential)c) As members in full connection? (Indicate credential)98Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal37. Who have been received by transfer from other annual conferences of TheUnited Methodist Church (347.1, 416.5, 635.2m)? (List alphabetically. Indicatecredential. See note preceding Question 27.)Name Conference DateItson, Ellis L. (FE) West Ohio 7/1/2011Lanman, Nancy (FD) Baltimore-Washington 6/1/2011Worgan, Timothy (FL) Holston 9/16/201138. Who are transferred in from other Methodist denominations (347.2)? (Listalphabetically. Indicate credential.)Name Denomination Date39. What clergy, coming from other Christian denominations, have had their ordersrecognized (348): (v)a) As deacons?b) As elders?Gerald P. Morris40. Who have been ordained as a courtesy to other conferences, after election bythe other conference? (See note preceding Question 27. Such courtesy electionsor ordinations do not require transfer of conference membership.)a) Deacons in full connection?b) Elders in full connection?41. Who have been transferred out to other annual conferences of The UnitedMethodist Church (416.5)? (List alphabetically. Indicate credential. See notepreceding Question 27.)Name Conference DateDickerson, Jason South Georgia 7/1/201142. Who are discontinued as probationary (provisional) members (327.6)?(Indicate credential) (v).43. Who are on location?a) Who has been granted honorable location (359.1) ? (Give date when thisaction became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership isheld. Indicate credential and year of most recent report.):(1) This year? (v)(2) Previously?Bruce O. Babcock 1992 Sun PrairieI-Mei Chen 2006 MononaEdward (Ted) Farrar 1987 Mill Creek Parish UMC - Derwood MDMichael D. Gray-Ehnert 1991 Arlington, North WindsorKevin Johnson 1993 Chicago: Broadway UMCRob Kornowski 2007 Green Bay: FirstKeith A. Muhleman 2001 Vails Gate UMC, Vails Gate, NYByron Sharer Robertson 2009 Waupaca UMCWarren Russell 1987 Epworth UMC, Oklahoma CityFrederick R. Surrett 2009 Milwaukee: Summerfield UMCLarry M. Winebrenner 1968 First UMC, Miami, FLBusiness of the Annual Conference99

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalb) Who on honorable location are appointed ad interim as local pastors?(359.2) (Indicate date and appointment.)c) Who has been placed on administrative location (363.1)? (Give datewhen this action became effective. Record Charge Conference wheremembership is held. Indicate credential.):(1) This year? (v)(2) Previously?44. Who have been granted the status of honorable location–retired (359.3)?(Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential.):a) This year? (v)b) Previously?Name Retirement Year Charge ConferenceBartlett Beavin 1998 Naperville, IL: Wesley UMCRobert Edwards 1994 Community Church Peace, AZStephen Getsinger 1976 Baraboo: FirstTerry Sanchez Hettenbach 2/1/2010 Racine: FirstJ. Colby Martin 1996 Naperville, IL: Wesley UMCLeRoy W. Mielke 1994 First UMC, Dallas, TXJames Scott 1998 Waupaca UMCDale E. Shotts 2000 St. Lukes UMC, Kansas City, MOJames Talmadge 1999 Sturgeon BayRoyce Wade 1997 UMC - Poynette, WIBruce Willett 1995 Eau Claire, WIRaymond J. Wreford 2010 Milwaukee: Bay View45. Who have had their status as honorably located and their orders terminated(359.2)? (v) (Give date when this action became effective. Indicate credential.)46. Who have had their conference membership terminated? (Give date when thisaction became effective. Indicate credential.)a) By withdrawal to unite with another denomination (360.1, .4)? (v)Colleen R. Kwong (FE) 1/1/2011b) By withdrawal from the ordained ministerial office (360.2, .4)? (v)Kaye Glennon (FE) 6/12/2011c) By withdrawal under complaints or charges (360.3, .4; 2719.2)? (v)d) By termination of orders under recommendation of the Board of OrdainedMinistry (635.2k(8))? (v)e) By trial (2713)? (v)100Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal47. Who have been suspended under the provisions of 361.1c, 2704.2c or2711.3? (Give effective dates. Indicate credential.)48. Deceased (List alphabetically in the spaces provided)a) What associate members have died during the year?Effective:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathRetired:Name Date of Birth Date of Deathb) What provisional members have died during the year? (Indicate credential.)Effective:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathDiane Margaret Clark 09/04/1954 10/24/2010Retired:Name Date of Birth Date of Deathc) What elders in full connection have died during the year?Effective:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathJanis Carole Best 06/02/1949 07/06/2010Retired:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathArthur H. Blaisedell 03/23/1924 11/05/2010Glenn R. Hansen 04/12/1923 02/03/2011Fay W. Johnson 06/08/1918 08/18/2010Ralph L. Koelemay 02/10/1926 06/21/2010Orville McKay 10/09/1913 10/30/2010Theodore W. Schwartz 07/11/1923 08/16/2010Richard O. Truitt 07/20/1926 01/05/2011Arthur W. Vieth 03/25/1923 08/11/2010d) What deacons in full connection have died during the year?Effective:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathRetired:Name Date of Birth Date of Deathe) What local pastors have died during the year?Active:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathRetired:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathBusiness of the Annual Conference101

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal49. What provisional or ordained members (elders and deacons) have receivedappointments in other Annual Conferences of The United Methodist Churchwhile retaining their membership in this Annual Conference (331.8, 346.1)?(List alphabetically; indicate annual conference where appointed. Indicate credential.)Name Conference DateC. Sue Bryce (FE) Northern Illinois 2011Sue D’Alessio (FE) California-Pacific 2009Linda Farmer-Lewis (FE) West Michigan 2011Do Bum Huh (FE) South Carolina 2000Hyun-Suk Kim (FE) South Georgia 200950. Who are the provisional or ordained members on leave of absence and forwhat number of years consecutively has each held this relation (354)?(Indicate credential. Record Charge Conference where membership is held.)Name Number of Years Charge Conferencea) Voluntary? (v; v 2/3 after 5 years)(1) Personal (354.2a)Jodi Arpke (FE) 4Ruth Overman (FE) 3Jacquelyn Sharer Robertson (FE) 2 WaupacaTom Tarver (FE) 7 Richland Center: Peace(2) Family ((354.2b)Wendy Christianson (FE) 2Christine Deaner-Rogers (FE) 5 South MilwaukeeGena Garton (FE) 9 Menomonee Falls: EmmanuelCommunityDavid Seaton (FE) 11 PlattevilleNancy Twichell (FE) 2(3) Transitional (354.2c)b) Involuntary? (v 2/3)c) Who have been placed on leave of absence since the last session of theannual conference (ad interim)?:Name Effective Date Charge Conference(1) Voluntary? (v)(i)Personal(ii)FamilyWendy Christianson 1/1/2011(iii)Transitional(2) Involuntary? (v 2/3)d) Who on leave of absence have had their leaves terminated since the lastsession of the annual conference (ad interim)?NameEffective DateIm Jung (Family Leave) 08/23/2010102Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal51. Who are granted sabbatical leave (352)? (v) (Give date when this relation becameeffective; indicate credential.)52. What actions have been taken concerning disabled members (357)? (Indicatecredential.)a) Who were granted incapacity leave since the last annual conference session(357.2)? (Give effective dates )Thomas Miller (OE) 6/1/2011b) Who have had their incapacity leave terminated since the last conferencesession (357.3)? (Give effective dates of terminations):c) Who are granted incapacity leave at this session (357.1)? (v)Brian M. Armstrong (FE)Michael Ascher (FL)Christal Bindrich (FE)Karen T. Ebert (FE)Sandra Herrmann (FE)Lisa Lombardo (FE)Kai McClinton (PL)Thomas M. Miller (OE)Thomas Morgan (FE)Eric Schlieter (FL)Cherhoua P. Yang (AM)Her Yang (FE)Naolue Yang (FL)53. What members in full connection have been retired (358): (List alphabeticallygiving full name—first, middle, last—in that order. If retiring in the interim betweenconference sessions (358.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.)(Under 358.1, no vote required; under 358.2, v; under 358.3, v 2/3)Deaconsa) This year?Barbara Ristow (1/1/2011)b) Previously?Mary HedgcockEldersa) This year?David FarinaAlan GeorgeDonna GreenSteven GrovesRobert HaysBrian KundingerPaul NultonRichard Prust (7/1/2010)b) Previously? See list attached at the end of this report.Business of the Annual Conference103

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal54. What associate members have been retired (358): (List alphabetically givingfull name—first, middle, last—in that order. If retiring in the interim betweenconference sessions (358.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.)(Under 358.1, no vote required; under 358.2, v; under 358.3, v 2/3)a) This year?b) Previously?Evan G. Butterbrodt (9)Calvin W. Carey (18)Thomas Chinn (25)Glenn E. Skatrud (16)55. What provisional members have been retired (358): (Indicate credential. Ifretiring in the interim between conference sessions (358.2d), indicate theeffective date of retirement.) (Under 358.1, no vote required; under 358.2,v; under 358.3, v 2/3)a) This year?b) Previously?56. Who have been recognized as retired local pastors (320.6):A) This year?Howard C. Robertsonb) Previously?Nancy AndersonThomas BallCharlotte Bertram-PotterGoldie BundyIrving CaseMary Helen CederholmJean DeeTerry DorenbushKeith Eytcheson, Sr.Paul FoulkeDennis GovierDora GutierrezJohn HueninkLois KittoMarlene D. LakeLewis Lebakken Jr.Kenneth LyerlyDixie MarklundJim McKayGregg MeserEvelyn MingleGloria MirandaJohn S. MiskimenPatricia NoletMark PeacockAlice RichardsJenny SchroederGary SwansonSteve WardNou Yi Yang104Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal57. Changes in clergy membership: What is the number of ordained ministers:(NOTE: The numbers in parenthesis following each category listing are thequestion numbers in this report form where ministers in that category arelisted. The number reported below should agree with the number of nameslisted in the corresponding questions.)a) Elected as associate members? (27) 1b) Elected as provisional members? (28a, b; ) 5c) Elected as deacons in full connection? (32a) 0d) Elected as elders in full connection? (33a) 7e) Readmitted? (34, 35a, b) 0f) Retired made effective? (36a, b, c) 0g) Transferred in? (30a, 37, 38) 3h) Transferred out? (41) 1i) Discontinued as probationary (provisional) members? (42) 0j) Honorably located this year? (43a1) 0k) Administratively located this year? (43c1) 0l) Withdrawn? (46a, b, c) 2m) Termination of orders? (46d) 0n) Terminated by trial? (46e) 0o) Deceased? (48a, b, c, d) 1058. What is the number of:a) Pastoral charges? 351b) Local churches? 48659. What is the number of clergy members of the Annual Conference:a) By appointment category and conference relationship?(NOTES: (1) Where applicable, the question numbers on this report form correspondingto each category have been placed in parenthesis following the categorytitle. Where these question numbers appear, the number reported in that categoryshould agree with the number of names listed in the corresponding questions.(2) For the three categories of Appointments to Extension Ministries, report asfollows:344.1a, c): the number of clergy members appointed within United Methodistconnectional structures, including district superintendents, or to an ecumenicalagency.344.1b, c): the number of clergy members appointed to extension ministries,under endorsement by the Division of Chaplains and Related Ministries of theGeneral Board of Higher Education and Ministry.344.1d): the number of clergy members appointed to other valid ministries,confirmed by a two-thirds vote of the Annual Conference.See the Discipline paragraphs indicated for more detailed description of these appointmentcategories.)(Licensed Local Pastors not currently under appointment should not be countedas clergy members of the conference) See Chart on Next Page.Business of the Annual Conference105

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal59. What is the number of clergy members of the Annual Conference:a) By appointment category and conference relationship?CategoriesDeaconsin FullConnectionEldersin FullConnectionProvisionalDeaconsProvisionalEldersAssociateMembers &AffiliateMembersWith VoteFull–timeLocalPastorsPart–timeLocalPastorsPastors and deaconswhose primary appointmentis to aLocal Church(331.1c, 339)6 187 2 24 4 41 50Deacons (in fullconnection andprobationary(provisional)) servingBeyond the LocalChurch (331.1a,b)(81a,b)xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxAppointments toExtension Ministries(316.1; 344.1a, c)(80a)xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx20xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxAppointments toExtension Ministries(316.1; 344.1b, c)(80b)xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx14xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxAppointments toExtension Ministries(316.1; 344.1d)(80c)xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx14xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxAppointments toAttend School (82)1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxAppointed to OtherAnnual Conferences(49)5xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxOn Leave of Absence(50a, 50b)4xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxOn Family Leave(50a2, c2)5xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxOn Sabbatical Leave(51)1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxOn Incapacity Leave(52c)6 1 3 1On Transitional Leave(50a3, 50c1iii)Retired(53, 54, 55) 2 278 4xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxTotal Number,Clergy Members 8 535 3 24 9 44 51Grand Total, AllConference ClergyMembers674106Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalb) By gender and racial/ethnic identification? (NOTE: See the instruction for item 59for guidelines to assist in the racial/ethnic identification count.)Female Clergy MembersCategoriesDeaconsin FullConnectionEldersin FullConnectionProvisionalDeaconsProvisionalEldersAssociateMembers&AffiliateMemberswith VoteFull–timeLocalPastorsPart–timeLocalPastorsAsian 3 1African American/Black 4 2Hispanic 1 1 1 4Native American 1Pacific IslanderWhite 7 140 3 11 1 14 25Multi-RacialTotal Number,Female ClergyMembers*Grand Total, AllConference FemaleClergy Members*7 147 3 13 3 15 31219Male Clergy MembersCategoriesDeaconsin FullConnectionEldersin FullConnectionProvisionalDeaconsProvisionalEldersAssociateMembers&AffiliateMemberswith VoteFull–timeLocalPastorsPart–timeLocalPastorsAsian 21 2 1 2 2African American/Black7 2Hispanic 3 4 2Native AmericanPacific IslanderWhite 1 357 9 5 23 14Multi-RacialTotal Number, MaleClergy Members*Grand Total, AllConference MaleClergy Members*1 388 11 6 29 20455*The sums entered in these spaces should agree with the comparable totals in the bottom two lines of question 59a).Business of the Annual Conference107

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPART III CERTIFICATION IN SPECIALIZED MINISTRY(635.2u,v, The Book of Discipline)Note: Indicate credential of persons in Part III: FD, FE, PD, PE, AM, FL, PL, and LM.60. Who are the candidates in process for certification in specialized ministry?Vicki Joy Burgess (Christian Education) (Lay)Laura Fernando (Christian Education) (LM)Susan A. Haller (Spiritual Formation) (PD)Rosa Maria Mayorga (Evangelism) (FL)Eric Nelson (Spiritual Formation) (PE)E. Kristine Schultz (Youth Ministry/Christian Education) (Lay)R. Ellen Rasmussen (Spiritual Formation) (PE)Ann Watson Scott (Spiritual Formation) (FE)Julie Schubring (Christian Education) (Lay)Becky Schmidt (Spiritual Formation) (PD)Connie R. Ziegler (Christian Education) (Lay)61. Who is certified in specialized ministry? (List the areas of specialized ministry.Indicate by an asterisk those certified this year.)Janis Blean-Kachigan (Spiritual Formation) (FE)Nancy M. Deaner (Christian Education) (Lay)Lucretia Fehrmann (Christian Education) (FE)Tina Lang (Music) (FD)Susan E. Mendenhall (Christian Education) (Lay)Deborah A. Pimm (Christian Education) (FE)Ronald D. Retherford (Christian Education) (RE)Barbara Ristow (Evangelism) (FD)Thad Rutter (Spiritual Formation) (RE)Jean B. Schmidt (Spiritual Formation) (FE)Richard Whitaker (Christian Education) (DM)Amber Wolover (Christian Education) (FD)62. Who are transferred in as a certified person in specialized ministry?63. Who are transferred out as a certified person in specialized ministry?64. Who have been removed as a certified person in specialized ministry?65. Who are certified as lay ministers ( 271, 635.2v, and 665.10)? (List alphabeticallygiving full name—first, middle, last—in that order, by district)108Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPART IV DIACONAL MINISTERS(Paragraph numbers in questions 67–75 refer to The 1992 Book of Discipline)66. Who constitute the Committee on Investigation (2703.3)? (v)If it becomes necessary for this Committee to act, 2703.3 of the 2008 Book of Disciplinewill be followed.67. Who are reinstated as diaconal ministers (313.3c)? (v)68. Who are transferred in as diaconal ministers (312)?Name Conference Date69. Who are transferred out as diaconal ministers (312)?Name Conference Date70. Who have had their conference relationship as diaconal ministers terminatedby Annual Conference action (313.3)? (Under 313.3a, no vote; under313.3b, v 2/3)71. What diaconal ministers have died during the year?a) Effective:Name Date of Birth Date of Deathb) Retired:Name Date of Birth Date of Death72. What diaconal ministers have been granted leaves of absence under 313.1a,c, d) (disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave): (v)a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date ofeach):b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of personslisted in Question 72a, if their leaves of absence are continuing):73. What diaconal ministers have been granted an extended leave (313.1e):a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date ofeach):b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of personslisted in Question 73a, if their leaves of absence are continuing):74. Who have returned to active status:a) From disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave of absence (313.1a,c, d)?b) From extended leave (313.1e)? (v)75. Who have taken the retired relationship to the Annual Conference as diaconalministers (313.2): (Under 313.2b, v 2/3)a) This year?b) Previously?Theonia AmendaThomas BrownShirley ClementIris HarveyDonna WebbBusiness of the Annual Conference109

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPART V APPOINTMENTS AND CONCLUDING BUSINESS76. Who are approved for less than full-time service?a) What associate members and elders are approved for appointment to lessthan full-time service, what is the total number of years for which suchapproval has been granted to each, and for what fraction of full-time service(in one-quarter increments) is approval granted (for purposes of equitablecompensation claim and pension credit) 338.2, 342.2, 1506.4b)? (v¾):Name Years TimeSuni Caylor 2 1/2Craig Conklin 1 1/2Kathryn Croskery-Jones 3 3/4M. Charles Davis 6 3/4Karin Kaye 11 1/2Thomas E. Long 10 1/2Susan May (OE) 2 1/2Jeffrey Meyer (PE) 1 3/4Rebecca Neal Niese 2 3/4Lynn Lemke Schreck 24 3/4Wendy S. Slaback 5 1/2Cynthia M. Thompson 15 3/4Dee Webber (OE) 2 1/2Michael J. N. Weigand 11 1/4b) What deacons in full connection and provisional deacons are approvedfor less than full-time service (331.7)?Amy Jo Anderson (PD)Susan Haller (PD)Dawn Jeffers Ramstad (FD)Becky Jo Schmidt (PD)Amber Wolover (FD)77. Who have been appointed as interim pastors under the provisions of 338.3since the last session of the annual conference, and for what period of time?78. What changes have been made in appointments since the last annual conferencesession? (Attach list. Include and identify Appointments Beyond the LocalChurch (Deacons) and Appointments to Extension Ministries (Elders). Give effectivedates of all changes.)See list attached at the end of this report.79. What elders (full connection and provisional), associate members, and localpastors are appointed to ministry to the local church and where are they appointedfor the ensuing year? (Attach a list.)See Appointment List, p. 118, 2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal.80. What elders (full connection and provisional), associate members, and localpastors are appointed to extension ministries for the ensuing year? (Attach alist)110Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journala) Within the connectional structures of United Methodism (344.1a, c)?See Appointment List, P. 131, 2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalb) To ministries endorsed by the Board of Higher Education and Ministry(344.1b, c)?See Appointment List, P. 132, 2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalc) To other valid ministries under the provisions of 344.1d? (v 2/3)See Attached List on P. 115 and Appointment List, P. 133, 2011 WisconsinConference Journal.81. Who are appointed as deacons (full connection and provisional) for the ensuingyear? (Attach a list.)a) Through non-United Methodist agencies and settings beyond the localchurch (331.1a)?b) Through United Methodist Church-related agencies and schools withinthe connectional structures of The United Methodist Church(331.1b)?Susan A. Haller (PD), On-Call Chaplain, CPE Student, The Village at ManorParkc) Within a local congregation, charge, or cooperative parish (331.1c)?Amy Jo Ann Anderson (PD) West Allis: First UMCTina Lang (FD)Madison: First UMCNancy Lanman (FD) Milwaukee: SummerfieldDawn Jeffers Ramstad (FD) Beloit: River of Life UMCBecky J. Schmidt (PD) Jackson: Still Waters Community UMCDavid WilkinsonGreen Bay: First UMCBrenda Wingfield (OD) Madison: Bashford UMCAmber WoloverMadison: Divine Savior UMC82. Who are appointed to attend school (416.6)? (List alphabetically all thosewhose primary appointment is to attend school.)Associate Members:Provisional Members:Members in Full Connection:John Christianson (1/1/2011)83. Where are the diaconal ministers appointed for the ensuing year (310) [1992Discipline]? (Attach list)Richard Whitaker, Whitefish Bay84. What other personal notations should be made? (Include such matters aschanges in pension credit (1506.6), corrections or additions to matters reportedin the "Business of the Annual Conference" form in previous years,and legal name changes of clergy members and diaconal ministers.)Robert Quinlan (Honorable Location—Retired) passed away on June 8, 2010. Thiswas not reported in the 2010 Business of the Annual Conference.Business of the Annual Conference111

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalName Changes:FromNancy CarmichaelRachel S. CobbElizabeth SherfeyToNancy Carmichael-StonerRachel K. OlsonElizabeth Weed85. Where and when shall the next Conference Session be held (603.2, 3)?Chula Vista Resort and Wisconsin Dells Center, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin,May 31 to June 3, 2012Question 53b. Elders in Full Connection Previously RetiredRobert H. Adams 22Stuart Allen 2David R. Anderson 9George S. Anderson 20Bryce G. Armstrong 22Arthur M. Arveson 8Arland C. Averill 14Phyllis H. Averill 14James R. Barnes 11Bruce Bartel 7Lowell C. Bartel 10Dwight Bastian 5Charles F. Bauer-King 12Nancy L. Bauer-King 9Roger Becker 8Franklin J. Block 10Wilmer T. Bloy 21Kenneth E. Boettcher 9Richard L. Bonney 16Robert D. Bowers 13David H. Brice 11Alvin L. Briggs 21Billy F. Bross 10John E. Brouwer 15Mallothi Brown 11Bernadette Bruner 8George Wesley Buchanan 24C. Phillip Burt 13Dwight Busacca 22Elliott J. Bush 4David A. Busker 4Thomas Callahan 8Abraham Carey 6William E. Carlson 15Gloria J. Cavil 12Charles J. Cederholm 7Clarence H. Cheever 11C. James Christensen 23Myron E. Christensen 16Charles Logsdon Christopher 22Dale R. Christopher 21Judith Christopher 7Roger Clapp 2Forrest Clark 2Solomon G. Cramer 34Clyde S. Cross 14Jane Daniels 2Eldon C. Daniel 25Harvey Delery 7Donald K. Dinsmore 11Paul H. Doering 29Carl R. Doersch 4Henry R. Dreistadt 18William L. Dushek 9Robert W Eagle 3Jerry O. Eckert 17John W. Eldred 15Kenneth Engelman 24Richard Estrem-Fuller 5Wesley C. Falk 10Anthony J. Farina 16Donald D. Fenner 20Robert J. Firary 18Richard Fite 2Bob Foote 5Milton H. Ford 13Lloyd P. Foster 27Paul D. Foster 24Douglas G. Fraley 15Paul L. Francis 8Donald L. Frank 10Ruwal H. Freese 14Tony Fuller 5Thomas O. Garnhart 10Frank R. Gaylord 11Sandra Foley Gaylord 11Kenneth E. Gelhaus 12Paul J. Gibson 22Joan E. Goebel 4Laurence R. Goebel 4112Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRobert L. Gossett 9Lois Grebe 8Nancy Christman Green 3Patrick N. Green 19Carol L. Hackbardt 2R. James Hagen 22Alan J. Hagstrom 3Marilyn Hair 6Sandra E. Hamilton 4Dale Hanaman 5Doris Hanson 6Verlyn C. Harr 18James L. Harrington 12Gerry Harrison 6David V. Harsh 11Lincoln J. Hartford 15Richard A. Hartlerode 9Stanley C.F. Hayes 26David W. Heckenlively 9Ray D. Heilborn 19A. Ronald Helgerson 10William Helwig 2Melvin W. Henrichs 3Lance A. Herrick 10Frank R. Hinebaugh 28Richard Hinkelman 25David Sights Hinshaw 24Ned L. Hintzman 10Merlin J. Hoeft 24Susan Holley 6Virgil L. Holmes 20Richard Hutchison 6Donald Iliff 2William Jannusch 5Thomas R. Jarrell 22Edward Johnson 8Jeanne Jones 5Richard H. Jones 9Earl Kammerud 8cornelius a. kanhai 12"Robert A. Kenas, Jr." 4David M. Kellin 16Mary L. Kirkpatrick 10Lucille A. Kness 13Glenn O. Kohlhepp 16Lynn K. Kollath 13Raymond Kotwicki 7Cletus D. Kramer 18Gerald A. Krause 20David H. Kruse 12John A. Kruse 18Franklin R. Kuhlman 12Robert W. Kuhn 18Samuel Hyuksoon Kwon 4Thomas S. LaChapelle 5Charles Lance 18Suzanne Landis 4Richard D. Leach 13Robert B. LeCount 16H. Loren Lewis 26Lloyd Lewis 6Robert Linaberry-Charis 5Earl F. Lindsay 17Jerome M. Lipka 14Hilbert E. Lohr 13Joseph L. Lukonic 13Patricia E. Lyon 4John Machek 8Dennis Marthaler 6Lloyd E. Mauer 23John R. McBeth 9Larry McCann 2Brian R. McCarthy 18James R. McChesney 17Carol S. McDonald 5James D. McHolland 25David McRoberts 7Lee Meissner 2Quentin R. Meracle 14Carol J. Miller 5Owen E. Miller 23Richard L. Miller 5Gerald F. Moede 17Nancy L. Moffatt 4Larry Moody 5Arvid E. Morey 24William E. Morton 12Harry Naden 5June Nettles 8Donald L. Nickolson 4Cora L. Noble 17William A. Noble 20Jaime Nolla 3Martin Nolet 4A. Eric Norlin 16Arthur M. North 33Anna Novak 13Virgil W. Nulton 26Ross V. Oestreich 11Howard M. Ott 16Lester A. Ott 21Owen D. Owens 12George R. Packard 5Donald E. Pardun 20David A. Passet 18R. A. Pegram 17Lynette Peterson 2James D. Pfannenstiel 10Business of the Annual Conference113

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNeil Piepenburg 7Linda N. Pliska 8Chomingwen D. Pond 14Carol Quinn 6Thomas J. Raber 18Stephen W. Rankin 27Paul J. Reinhold 16Ronald Retherford 2James T. Reuteler 11Kent D. Richmond 11Harold B. Riebe 32James A. Rivers 11Penny L. Robbins 4Raymond E. Robinson 16George B. Robson 20Marvin L. Rowe 20James C. Rowlette 6Geneva Rushing 22Marilynn Mundy Rushton 8"Thad Rutter, Jr." 10Hobart K. Sailor 18Robert R. Sanks 26Theresa Scherf 4Marvin A. Schilling 33Wesley A. Schirmer 16Frederik W. Schultz 5Richard L. Schwenk 12David E. Sharpe 12Barry O. Shaw 18J. William Shepherd 17Amos Shimko 24Ray E. Short 22Charles E. Shultz 21Milton O. Siewert 22Glen J. Siferd 24Norman K. Silvester 16Carol J. Smith 13Donald M. Smith 14Velma Gallaher Smith 5Jay E. Smoke 11Gordon N.C. Sorensen 17Wallace Spielman 25Donald G. Stannard 14Donald M. Stassel 19Edwin S. Stefan 17David C. Steffenson 12Norman D. Stephenson 15David J. Stratton 13M. Stanford Strosahl 26Anne V. Sutherland 14H. Myron Talcott 12Erwin G. Teichmiller 20James E. Theselius 13Fred Thomas 19Frank E. Thompson 9Carson R. Timblin 15Robert J. Trobaugh 26James L. Vahey 17Ardys D. VanStavern 23Jim Verkest 2Melvin Vilhauer 13Walter Wagener 14Verlin M. Wandrey 17David S. Warren 12Barry Watson 6John F. Webster 19Elaine M.S. Weidemann 13C. James Weis 20Dennis Weis 5Paul Weisel 23P. Kay Welsch 8Charles T. Wendt 4David Werner 5Mike White 7T. Edmond White 18Thomas E. White 8Wesley J White 3Clarence B. Wildes 20Jim Wilson 15Hazel Winterburn 7John F. Wreford 24Patricia A. Zealley 9114Business of the Annual Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalQuestion 80c: Appointments to Other Valid Extension Ministries under the provisionsof 344.1d? (v 2/3)Blean-Kachigan, Janis E.—Director, Formation Tending, Greendale, WI (2009)+New Berlin: Bethel Hill UMC,DeLong, Amy - Executive Director, Kairos CoMotion, Osceola, Wisconsin (2006)+River Falls UMCDeming, Joan – Development Director, Pilgrims of Ibillin, Madison, Wisconsin (2008)+Madison: First UMCFrancis, Don R. - Associate Professor of Sociology & Nonprofit Management, LakelandCollege; Sheboygan, Wisconsin (1993)+Whitefish Bay UMCJun, Hyun Shik - Professor of Systematic Theology, Yonsei University, University College;Seoul, Korea (2004)+Trinity UMC, Beaver DamKnutson, Patricia Stenson— Spiritual Care Coordinator, Heartland Hospice of De-Pere; DePere, Wisconsin (2011)Lambrecht, Thomas—Vice President and General Manager, Good News, Woodlands,Texas (2011)Nagel, Marc Well—Parish Associate, St. Luke Presbyterian Church; Wayzata, Minnesota(2010)Oppeneer, Martha Jackson - Pastoral Psychotherapist, Clinical Psychology Associates,Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin (2007)+Racine: Trinity UMCSchultz, Donald F. - Senior Program Director, The James Company; Madison, Wisconsin(1998)+First UMC, MadisonScott, M. Lynn - Director, Sabbath Way LLC, Eau Claire, Wisconsin (2005)+Eau Claire: Hope UMCSteele, Richard B. - Professor of Moral and Historical Theology, Seattle Pacific University;Seattle, Washington (2000)+Brookfield: Trinity-Pilgrim UMCAffiliate Member, Lake Washington UMC, Kirkland, WASundby, Mark E. - Executive Director, North Central Ministry Development Center;New Brighton, Minnesota (2000)+Eau Claire: Lake Street UMCAffiliate Member: Hennepin UMC, Minneapolis, MinnesotaVance, Melvin—Instructor of Religion, Carroll College, Waukesha, Wisconsin (2006)+Racine: Trinity UMCYackovich, Amy Jameson - Staff Chaplain, Mendota Mental Health Institute; Madison,Wisconsin (2004)+Madison: Bashford UMCBusiness of the Annual Conference115

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalQuestion 78: Interim Changes of Appointment Since the last session of the Annual ConferenceNameDateEffectiveFrom To StatusDickerson, Jason 7/1/2010 South Georgia Conference (346.1) Transfer to South Georgia FEConferenceVang, David 7/1/2010 Rothschild: Highland (1/2 time) Rothschild: Highland (1/4 time) PLYoap, John Henry 8/1/2010 Denmark: Zion (SY) Denmark: Zion (PL) PLLewan, Susan8/1/2010 Prairie Farm, Ridgeland-Dallas(SY)Prairie Farm, Ridgeland-Dallas(PL)Paul, John C. 8/1/2010 Trout Run (SY) Trout Run (PL) PLLang, Anita 8/4/2010 Kenosha: Immanuel (SY) Kenosha: Immanuel (PL) PLJung, Im 8/23/2010 Family Leave of Absence ABLC-A: General Board of FEDiscipleshipWorgan, Timothy 9/16/2010 Not Appointed Shared Covenant Ministries: FLHoricon: Emmanuel, Lowell,JuneauMingle, Evelyn 10/1/2010 Eg Harbor: Calvary, Gibralter Zion Not Appointed RLDaniels, Jane 10/1/2010 Conference Benefits Officer Retired REPLZekoff, Steven E.Zekoff, Jane Follmer10/1/2010 ABLC-A: Wis Conf: Flood RecoveryProject Director11/1/2010 ABLC-D: London MoravianChurchABLC-A: Wis Conf: ConferenceBenefits OfficerABLC- D: London MoravianChurch; ABLC-A: UM HospitalMinistryVang, Tsuchue 11/1/2010 Not Appointed Nilwaukee: New Hope Hmong OPUhler, Jeffrey11/22/2010 Two Rivers: Emanuel, Mishicot:ZionTwo Rivers: Emanuel, Mishicot:Zion, ABLC-D: Chaplain, AuroraMedical CenterNiese, Rebecca Neal 1/1/2011 Rhinelander (Full-time) Rhinelander (3/4 time) FEClausen, Tammy 1/1/2011 Not Appointed Frederic: St. Luke’s Centuria:Holy TrinityRosado, Ada 1/1/2011 Milwaukee: Faith Milwaukee: Fe Ministry PLCeliz, Maribel 1/1/2011 Janesville: Mt. Zion (part-time) Janesville: Mt. Zion (full-time) PEWhitford, Brenda 1/1/2011 Shullsburg: Centenary Platteville FEJewison, Gregory 1/1/2011 DePere: New Hope (pert-time) DePere: New Hope (full-time) FEBullis, Ann 1/1/2011 Oak Creek: Community Not Appointed LPRistow, Barbara1/1/2011 ABLC-D: Chaplain, Aurora Visiting RetiredFDNurse AssociationChristianson, Wendy 1/1/2011 Platteville Family Leave of Absence FEChristianson, John 1/1/2011 Platteville School FEDeaner, Jeremy 2/1/2011 Waldo: Trinity West Bend: Fifth Avenue FEKwong, Colleen R. 1/1/2011 Vitas Innovative Hospice Not Appointed (Withdrew) FETrump, Mark 2/1/2011 Union Grove Not Appointed OFLanman, Nancy 6/1/2011 Milwaukee: Summerfield (OD) Milwaukee: Summerfield (FD) FDFEFEFEPLRobertson, Howard C. 6/1/2011 Marion: First (FL) Retirement RLMiller, Thomas M. (OF) 6/1/2011 Juda: Zion, Oakley: Union Incapacity Leave OF116Business of the Annual Conference

AFAMDMDPEPFDFEFLHLHLRLPODOEOFOPDOPEPDPEPLRDRERARLSP2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAffiliate MemberAssociate MemberDiaconal Minister (consecrated under the provisions of the 1992 or earlier Discipline)Deacon recognized from other denomination serving UM probationElder/Full Minister recognized from other denomination serving UM probationDeacon in Full ConnectionElder in Full ConnectionFull time Local PastorHonorable Location.Honorable Location, RetiredApproved Local Pastor not Currently AppointedDeacon Member of other annual conferenceElder Member of Another Annual Conference or Methodist DenominationFull Member of other Christian Denomination (non-Methodist)Provisional Deacon Member of Another Annual ConferenceProvisional Elder Member of Another Annual ConferenceProvisional DeaconProvisional ElderPart Time Local PastorRetired Deacon in Full ConnectionRetired Elder in Full ConnectionRetired Associate MemberRetired Local PastorStudent Local PastorThe following abbreviations indicate “appointment category.”ABLC Extension MinistriesCH Local ChurchINC Incapacity LeaveFAM Family LeaveLOA Personal LeaveR RetiredSC SchoolSY Supply346.1 Member of Wisconsin Conference appointed to another Annual ConferenceA “1” before a person’s name in the appointment list indicates the appointment is part time. A “#” before aperson’s name indicates that person is also appointed in another location. The number on the right hand sideof the appointment list indicates the number of years the person has held this appointment.A “^” before a person’s name indicates that this is the Local Church Appointment for a Deacon in Full Connectionwhose primary appointment is to an extension ministry.Clergy members are listed in the directory alphabetically with the name of the spouse in italics. The appointmentlisted is the official appointment. Some members who are retired or attending school may also be servingparishes.Church or office addresses are listed first, followed by the parsonage or home address. The asterisk indicatespreferred mailing address. The “parsonage” designation indicates a church-owned residence. E-mail addressesare listed as they have been provided. Please note that these do frequently change as people change theirInternet service providers. Clergy are encouraged to obtain a “wisconsinumc.org” Email address from theCommunications Office at the Conference Center in Sun Prairie.There are two abbreviations on the right hand margin. The first indicates “Conference Relationship.” Theabbreviations used are the same as those used by the General Council on Finance and Administration. Thesecond abbreviation indicates appointment category.Appointments listed here reflect the clergy person’s appointment as of July 1, 2011. Any changes in appointmentssince that date will be recorded as interim changes of appointment in the 2012 Wisconsin ConferenceJournal.Key to Abbreviations in the Appointment List117

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsCapital DistrictSamuel J. Royappa, District Superintendent, FE 5ConferenceCharge Circuit # Pastor Name RelationshipAlbany (55)Arlington, North Windsor (23)Beloit: Henderson AvenueMinistry(46)Beloit: River of Life (45)Briggsville, Moundville,Endeavor: Trinity UCC(45)(45)(23)Brodhead (55)Brooklyn: Community (46)Cambridge: Willerup (48)Darien, Sharon (44)Delavan (44)Edgerton (45)Evansville (45)Fort Atkinson: First (48)Janesville: Asbury (45)Janesville: Cargill (45)(45)Janesville: Mt. Zion (45)Jefferson: Immanuel (48)Lake Mills (48)Lodi (23)Madison: Asbury (47)(47)Madison: Bashford (47)(47)Madison: Bethany (47)Madison: Divine Savior (47)(47)Madison: First (47)(47)Madison: Sherman Avenue (47)Yearsin ApptPatricia A. Soddy PL 6Kathy Reid OF 4Supplied By StoughtonDavid P. Carlson FE 2(1) Dawn Jeffers Ramstad FD 5Eduardo B. De La Cruz PL 3Julie Wilson PE 1Ellis L. "Hap" Itson FE 1Gail A. Brown PL 10Brian Cook FE 12Kenneth F. Markley, Jr. PL 3Stanley C. Curtis FE 3(INT) Jean Wanek BartlettFE 5Kyung-Sook (Sue) Lee FE 3Russell R. Frees FE 2Wendee Nitz FE 4Forrest R. Wells FE 5Barbara R. Wells PE 5Maribel Celiz PE 7Nancy L. Carmichael-Stoner FE 11William R. McBride FE 3Scott G. Walters FE 8Harold H. Zimmick, Jr. FE 7TyLacey Sims Hines PE 4Francis R. Deaner FE 8(1) Brenda K. WingfieldOD 3Bradford W. Mather FE 8Christine A. Bethke FE 10(1) Amber WoloverFD 4G. Keith Schroerlucke FE 12Tina S. Lang FD 12(1) Suni CaylorFE 2118 Capital District

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsMadison: Trinity (47)Milton (45)Monona (46)(46)Oregon: People's (46)Orfordville: New Horizon (45)Pardeeville (23)Pleasant Valley (48)Plymouth (45)Portage (23)Poynette Inch (23)Stoughton (46)(46)Sun Prairie (46)(46)Verona: Sugar River (53)Waunakee: Crossroads (46)Whitewater Regional Ministry:LaGrange, Richmond,Whitewater: First(44)(44)Whitewater: Cristo La Roca (44)Marianne Cotter FE 1Patrick W. Schultz FE 5David Byers-Dent FE 4Rafael Cubilette FL 5(INT) Jon Claude BartlettFE 5(1) Wendy S. SlabackFE 7Norman P. Bude FE 5Laura M. Nordstrom PL 2(SY) R. James Hagen RE 22Thomas C. Countryman FE 5Sharon L. Smith PL 15Lamarr V. Gibson FE 8TBSScott D. Carlson FE 8Amanda M.D. Stein FE 1Gary A. Holmes FE 3Sharon L. S. Cook FE 4Susan Bresser FE 1Kimberly L. Brumm PE 6Norma Albino Noriega PL 3Chippewa DistrictAnn Spindt Henschel, District Superintendent, FE 4ConferenceCharge Circuit # Pastor Name RelationshipAltoona, Hallie (7)Ashland: First, Sanborn (1)Augusta, Pleasant Valley (11)Barron: First (5)Bloomer, New Auburn (7)Boyceville, Connorsville,Wheeler: Grace(3)Chetek (5)Chippewa Falls: Trinity (7)Chippewa Falls: Zion (7)Colfax, Tainter (3)Yearsin ApptEric Nelson PE 4TBSDoris Riley Simpson FE 3Jo L. Bierer FE 3Heather L. Brewer PE 4Timothy M. Matthaei FL 8Carrie R. Hamm FL 4Teresa J. Koca FE 5Ann Watson Scott FE 6(INT,S Jeanne M. Jones REY)3Chippewa District119

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsCumberland: First, McKinley (5)Diamond Bluff-Ellsworth,Hartland(6)Durand (8)Eau Claire: Chapel Heights (7)Eau Claire: Hope (7)Eau Claire: Lake Street (7)Elk Mound: Trinity, Iron Creek:Salem(7)(3)Elmwood, Rock Elm (3)Frederic: St. Luke's, Centuria:Holy TrinityGlen Hills Parish: GlenwoodCity, Downing, Emerald(2)(2)(3)Grantsburg: Central, Atlas (2)Hammond, New Centerville (6)Hayward (1)Hudson (6)Jim Falls, Anson, Holcombe (7)Knapp (3)Ladysmith: Faith (5)Medford, Dorchester: Salem (11)Menomonie (3)Mondovi: Our Savior's,Gilmanton(8)New Richmond (6)Northern Disciples CooperativeParish: Bruce: Federated,Weyerhaeuser, Exeland: First,Birchwood(1)Odanah (1)Ono-Plum City, Maiden Rock (8)Osceola (6)Phillips, Hawkins (4)Prairie Farm: Faith, Ridgeland -Dallas(5)Rib Lake (4)Rice Lake: First, Canton (5)Annette M. Tricker FL 4Shelley Lyksett PL 2Bruce A. Gardow PL 3Cheryl A. Miskimen FL 2Robert K. McClintock FE 4Graham N. West FE 5TBSMargaret DeMaris FE 8M. Charles DeMaris FE 8Arveda "Freddie" Kirk FE 2Tammy Clausen PL 2Mary Beth Scow PL 2Carolyn M. Saunders FE 4Steven Rice OF 2Daniel J. Fahs FE 5Bruce W. Stunkard FE 4Stephen P Scott PE 2(SY) James L. HarringtonRE 9Linda J. Shearer FL 7Michael O. Adedokun OE 3Donald J. Gribble FE 4Dale A. Engen OF 5Cathy L. Hamblin FE 1Mark A. Bartlett PL 7Supplied by Circuit 1TBSMark D. Gilbert FE 3Loretta E. Waughtal PE 2Susan A. Lewan PL 2(SY) Richard A. HartlerodeRE 5James A. Altman FE 4120 Chippewa District

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsRiver Falls (6)River Valley: Pepin, Alma,Arkansaw(8)Saint Croix Falls, Wolf Creek (2)Shell Lake, Sarona (1)Siren, Lewis: Memorial (2)Spooner, Hertel: Lakeview (1)Stanley, Thorp, Cadott (11)Superior: Faith (1)Turtle Lake: Parkview (5)Washburn, Grand View (1)Webster: Grace, Danbury (2)Willow River Parish: ClearLake, Deer Park: Trinity, Forest(6)Janet R. Ellinger FE 11Mary A. Balson FL 3Michael A. Weaver FL 4Gregory S. Harrell FL 4(SY) Thomas A. CookOE,R 4Jack R. Starr FE 3John P. Hazen FL 1Joel W. Certa-Werner FE 12Grace Baldridge FL 2Supplied by Circuit 1Cindy S. Glocke FL 8Jayneann Gagner PL 4Coulee DistrictSamuel J. Royappa, District Superintendent, FE 5ConferenceCharge Circuit # Pastor Name RelationshipAsh Creek, Willow Valley (51)Baraboo: Emanuel (54)Baraboo: First (54)Belleville: Grace (53)Belmont, Rewey (52)Benton, Hazel Green (52)Black Hawk: Bethlehem (54)Bloom City, Boaz (51)Blue River, Avoca (51)Boscobel, Mt. Zion (49)(49)Clarno: Zion, Staver: St. Peter's (55)Cuba City (52)Darlington, Fayette (55)Dodgeville, Ridgeway: Grace (53)Faith Alive Charge:Bloomington, Bagley, Beetown,Cassville, Mt. Hope, PatchGrove(49)Fennimore (49)Yearsin ApptEdward S. Jones PE 1Blake Overlien FE 8Donna L. Miller FE 6Edwin Vargas PL 6Supplied by DodgevilleRodney Johnson SP 6Kendall Schlittler FL 6Barbara S. Miller PL 13Harriett B. Rowland FL 7Stanley M. Pegram FE 14Wayne Hull FL 1Paul E. Gregersen PE 3Deborah Pimm FE 7Larry A. Hakes FE 9Rom A. Pegram FE 8Mary Ann Floerke FL 4Duane E. Andrus FE 12Coulee District121

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsIronton: First, LaValle (54)Juda: Zion, Oakley: Union (55)LaFarge, Dell (50)Lancaster (49)Lime Ridge, Sandusky (54)Livingston, Arthur, Stitzer (52)Mazomanie: Midland (53)Merrimac (54)Monroe (55)Montfort, Cobb (52)Mount Horeb (53)New Hope, Retreat (50)North Freedom, Denzer (54)Parish of the Hills: MineralPoint, Bethel, LindenPecatonica Valley Charge:Blanchardville, Lamont,(53)(55)Platteville (52)Prairie du Chien (49)Prairie du Sac: Concordia (54)Reedsburg (54)Richland Center: Peace;Richland Center: TrinityRidge and Valley Charge:Soldiers Grove, Gays Mills,Seneca(51)(50)Shullsburg: Centenary (55)Viola, North Clayton (50)Viroqua, Liberty Pole (50)Wauzeka: St Paul's, Eastman:Salem(49)Westby, Westby: Faith (50)Whig (52)Wisconsin Dells-Delton, DavisCorners(54)Supplied by ReedsburgVicki Brantmeyer PE 1Karen L Bankes FL 5Barbara Gist Cook FE 8Deborah Burkhalter SY 1John G. Oliver PL 11Dianne D. Vielhuber FE 7Leanne Rose PL 1Randall Booth FE 4Gary W. Benzschawel PL 7Cherie A. Forret FE 2Laverne Larson PL 2Rebecca L Henke PL 4Mary Anne Conklin FE 6(1) Craig W. ConklinFE 6Brenda K. Whitford FE 2Mike M. Christensen FL 2Jeffrey J. Virchow FE 9Marvin P. Singh FE 1William A. Busch FE 2Supplied By Circuits 49 & 50Jeffrey A. Meyer PE 1Supplied by Circuit 50Ethan Lowell Larson FE 7(1) Lynn A. Lemke Schreck FE 25George J. Shick OF 23Supplied by Circuit 52Steven A. Miller FL 10122 Coulee District

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsHeartland DistrictAnn Spindt Henschel, District Superintendent, FE 4ConferenceCharge Circuit # Pastor Name RelationshipAmherst, Buena Vista (10)Black River Falls (12)Chili: Immanuel (11)Colby (11)Crossroads United Ministries:Greenwood: Grace, Neillsville,Granton(11)Elroy, Wonewoc (12)Fairchild (11)LaCrosse: Asbury, LaCrosse:St. Luke's, Stoddard(13)LaCrosse: Wesley (13)Loyal, York Center (11)Marshfield: Wesley (10)Marshfield: Zion (10)Mauston (12)Melrose, Cataract (12)Mercer (4)Merrill: Christ, Wildwood Chapel (9)Merrillan, Alma Center, Hixton (11)Minocqua: Church of the Pines (4)Mosinee (9)New Lisbon, Camp Douglas,NecedahNorwalk: Immanuel,Norwalk:Salem(12)(12)Onalaska (13)Plainfield, Almond (27)Port Edwards (10)Rhinelander: First (4)Rib Falls (9)Rockland (12)Rothschild: Highland (9)South Burr Oak (27)Yearsin ApptJames R. Scott PL 6Kathleen L. Jury FE 6Supplied by Circuit 11Supplied by Circuit 11Dong Su Lee FE 6(INT) Jean B. SchmidtFE 3TBSScott A. McMurray FE 3R. Ellen Rasmussen PE 2Michael J. Herdt FL 4Ruth M. Egerer FE 9Michael R. Carlson FE 8Wendell E. Williams FE 4Lon L. Jury PL 4Kathleen M. Huneywell PL 2Donald D. Entenman OF 4Margaret R. Erickson FL 11Gary W. Cole FE 11M. Park Hunter PE 2Stephanie Taylor Homann FE 6Supplied by Tomah: FirstJennifer M. Arneson FE 5David O. Leistra PE 5George William Beaton FE 5(1) Rebecca Neal NieseFE 5Steven D. Booher SY 36(SY) John E. BrouwerRE 15David C. Vang PL 5Supplied by Circuit 27Heartland District123

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsSparta (12)Spencer (11)The UMC Venture: StevensPoint: St. Paul's, Plover: TheSprings(10)(10)Tomah: First (12)Tomahawk, Spirit (4)Trempealeau (13)Trout Run (12)Wausau: First (9)Wausau: Hmong AmericanCommunity(9)Wausau: Wesley (9)Westfield: Faith, Coloma:Calvary(27)Whitehall, Montana: Salem (8)Wisconsin Rapids (10)Withee (11)Rey Diaz FE 2Patricia B. Herdt FL 2Howard J. Hintzman FE 2(1) Dee E. WebberOE 2William F. Swan FE 11Allen M. Christensen FE 5Betsy K. Miller-Ruben OF 18John Paul PL 2Gerald P. Morris EP 7Pha Her FL 4Timothy J. Vanden Langenberg FE 4William L. Dow FL 8Thomas J. Elliott OF 16Supplied by Circuit 10Supplied by Circuit 11Metro North DistrictJorge Luis Mayorga Solis, District Superintendent, FE 5ConferenceCharge Circuit # Pastor Name RelationshipBatavia: Zion (32)Brookfield: Peace (29)(29)Brown Deer (30)Campbellsport: First (32)Cedarburg: Community (30)Elm Grove: Community (36)(36)Greenbush: New Hope (32)Hartford: First (31)Jackson: Still WatersCommunity(31)(31)(31)Kiel: Bethel (32)Yearsin ApptGail J. Mitchell AM 8Richard H. Strait FE 5(SY) Barry G. WatsonRE 5Sarah Hart Johnsen FE 1Supplied by Circuit 32David W. Blackmer FE 9John Wesley Wells FE 2Janet Hartzell FL 3Geoffrey L. Arnold PL 7Paul D. Johnsen FE 1Matthew W. Hadley FE 10Jeffrey L. Radley PL 3Becky Jo Schmidt PD 2(#) Donald D. DrollingerFL 7124 Metro North District

Menomonee Falls: EmmanuelCommunity2011-2012 Clergy Appointments(31)(31)(31)Mequon (30)Milwaukee: Albright (29)Milwaukee: Aldersgate (29)Milwaukee: Central (33)Milwaukee: Church of the GoodHopeMilwaukee: Emanuel (33)Milwaukee: Kenwood (33)Milwaukee: New Hope Hmong (33)Milwaukee: SolomonCommunity TempleCarolyn I. Kuntz FE 10Claudia J. Deede FE 7Susan Angus Haller PD 2Timothy O'Brien FE 3Harsha K. Kotian FE 2(SY) Dennis MarthalerRE 6(1) Kathryn Ann Croskery-Jones FE 5(30) (1, INT) Jeffrey T. UhlerFE 1(29)Milwaukee: St. James (29)Milwaukee: Summerfield (33)(33)Oconomowoc: Good Shepherd (36)Pewaukee: Gethsemane (36)Port Washington: GrandAvenue(30)Sheboygan Falls: Faith (32)Sheboygan: Fountain Park (32)Sheboygan: St. Luke (32)(32)Sheboygan: Wesley (32)Sussex (36)Waldo: Trinity (32)Watertown: Christ (34)Ebenezer K. Insor PL 6Lawrence J. McGuin FE 6Tsuchue Vang FL 2Marvin Spence PL 8Vernon E. Moore FE 11Jennifer Emert PL 2(1) Nancy LanmanFD 4John H. Strassburger FE 3Peter A. Peterson FE 9David N. Guse FE 9(#) Donald D. DrollingerFL 7Steven A. Kaehr FE 2Steven R. Hanusa PE 2Henry Verfuerth PL 7Ann Bullis PL 1Donald L. Greer FE 2Renae Dymond PL 1Ronald M. Kral AM 2Wauwatosa: Bethany - Calvary (29) (1, SY) Lyle DabneyOE 4Wauwatosa: WauwatosaAvenue(29)West Bend: Fifth Avenue (31)Whitefish Bay (33)(33)(33)Susanne L. Burwell FE 4Jeremy R. Deaner FE 2Susan Patterson-Sumwalt FE 9G. Wiley Gladney FL 2Richard L. Whitaker DM 20Metro North District125

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsMetro South DistrictJorge Luis Mayorga Solis, District Superintendent, FE 5ConferenceCharge Circuit # Pastor Name RelationshipBristol, Wesley Chapel (41)Burlington (42)Concord, Sullivan (34)Cudahy (35)Delavan: Vida Abundante (39)Eagle (38)East Troy: St. James (37)Elkhorn: Bethel, Caldwell (37)Elkhorn: First (39)English Settlement (42)Franksville (42)Genoa City: First (39)Greenfield: Christ (35)Greenfield: Memorial (35)Greenfield: So Beautiful Korean (35)Hebron (38)Johnson Creek (34)Kenosha: First (43)(43)Kenosha: Immanuel (43)Kenosha: Korean (43)Kenosha: Principe de Paz (43)Kenosha: Wesley (43)Lake Geneva (39)Lake Geneva: La Resurrección (39)Little Prairie (38)Milwaukee: Bay View (33)(33)Milwaukee: ChristWay (33)Milwaukee: Faith (35)Milwaukee: Fe Ministry (35)Milwaukee: Luz a las NacionesLuis Gonzalez Memorial(33)Yearsin ApptMary Lu Palmer PL 7Marjorie Rice Myers FE 14Bonnie M. Bell OF 1(SY) Gerry HarrisonRE 2Juan Francisco Mayorga FL 2Lawrence E. Turner PL 3Carrie Kreps Wegenast FE 2Joyce Rich FE 2Hong-Lim Moses Park FE 9(1) Thomas E. LongFE 11(INT) Martha F. WilliamsEP 1Lucinda B. Alwa PL 6Debra S. Benedum FE 5Hyo-Won Park FE 1Sung-Keun Kim FE 9(1,#) Karen KlattFE 7Supplied by Circuit 34Timothy B Berlew FE 1TBSAnita Lang PL 2Han Du Kwak FE 9Marino Chacón FL 9Jason Mahnke FE 8Keith N. Aurand FE 4(SY) Gloria Esther MirandaRL 2Supplied by Circuit 38Kelly Renee Fowler FE 5(#) Andrew OrenFL 3Toua (Thomas) Thao OF 6(#) Andrew OrenFL 9Ada E. Rosado PL 2Lucas M. Hernandez Miranda FL 3126 Metro South District

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsMilwaukee: Native AmericanMinistry(33)New Berlin: Bethel Hill (37)New Berlin: Our Lord's (37)North Prairie (37)Oak Creek: Community (35)Palmyra (38)Palmyra: Ebenezer Ministry (38)Pleasant Prairie (41)Racine: Casa de Dios (40)Racine: Christ (40)(40)Racine: Evangelical (40)(40)Racine: Faith (40)Racine: First (40)Racine: Trinity (40)Salem (41)Siloam (38)South Milwaukee (35)Spring Prairie (39)Troy Center (38)Union Grove (42)Waterford: Community (42)Waukesha: El Buen Samaritano (37)Waukesha: First (37)(37)(37)Waukesha: Salem (36)West Allis: Calvary (35)West Allis: First (35)(35)Wilmot (41)Yorkville (42)Robert Odum PL 9(#,1) Janis E. Blean-Kachigan FE 5John E. Sumwalt FE 5Elizabeth A. Weed PL 1Paul B. Armstrong FE 5(1,#) Karen KlattFE 7Norma Rivera PL 4(#1) Joyce M. RinehartFE 6Ana Luisa Mayorga de Chacón AM 7Mark R. Swanson FE 3Tsuker Yang FE 3Creighton W. Kaye FE 12(1) Karin KayeFE 12Listowel Ayensu-Mensah FE 4Brad K. Van Fossen FE 7Rosalind E. Dryver-Scott FE 4Amelita Grace G. Cajiuat FE 3Supplied by Circuit 38Joel Deaner-Rogers FE 4TBSSupplied by Circuit 38TBSMarkus Wegenast FE 2Rosa Mayorga FL 6Daniel W. Schwerin FE 5Kristina Marie Krause Androsky FE 5Greta Hietpas PL 3Linda Vance FE 4Rachel K. Olson FE 3Susan B. Lockman FE 6(1) Amy Jo AndersonPD 2Daniel Verdegan PL 1Susan Leih FE 2Metro South District127

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsNicolet DistrictGordon D. Lind, District Superintendent, FE 5ConferenceCharge Circuit # Pastor Name RelationshipAlgoma, West Kewaunee (15)Angelica (17)Antigo (19)Bonduel: Zion, Red River:Salem(18)Brillion: Faith (14)Center: Emmanuel (17)Clintonville (19)Crandon: St. Luke, Argonne (4)Crystal Lake (21)De Pere: New Hope (16)Denmark: Zion (14)Egg Harbor: Calvary, Gibraltar:Zion(15)Forest Junction: Zion (14)Green Bay: Bethany (16)(16)Green Bay: First (16)(16)Green Bay: New Faith Hmong (16)Green Bay: Peace (16)Green Bay: St. Paul's (16)(16)Green Bay: Vida Nueva (16)Manawa, Iola (21)Manitowoc: Lakeshore (14)Marinette: First (20)Marion: First (19)Mattoon (19)New London (21)Niagara: Riverside, Goodman:Union Protestant(20)Oconto Falls (18)Oconto, Gillett: Tabor (18)Yearsin ApptKevin Dembinski FE 3(#) Loretta WaegliPL 9Charles W. Strong FE 4Jerry Cho FE 8Susan L. Safford-Gaul FE 9(#) Loretta WaegliPL 9Roberta J. Thomson FE 9Barbara A. Bolz FE 1(SY) Jeffrey S. FletcherSY 22(1) Gregory S. JewisonFE 5John Henry Yoap PL 2Jane E. Sommers PE 1Rebecca Kindschi FE 6Randell R. Richter FE 9Jill Marie Connery FE 10David J. Kalas FE 1David T. Wilkinson FD 15Nhia Wahn Her EP 9(SY) Russell A. MayOE,R 8Diane R. Rew FE 7(1) Susan MayOE 3TBS128 Nicolet DistrictDale W. Eggert FL 7Thomas J. Dunham FE 2Warren R. Waddell FE 6Supplied by Circuit 19(SY) Myron E. ChristensenRE 4Lucretia A. Fehrmann FE 11Kyochul Shin PE 4Diane Fite FE 5Gerhardt P. Miller FL 2

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsOneida (17)Parfreyville (21)Peshtigo, Harmony (20)Reedsville: Zion (14)Seymour, Cicero (17)Shawano (18)Sturgeon Bay, Jacksonport (15)Suamico (16)Suring, Hickory (18)Two Rivers: Emanuel, Mishicot:Zion(14)Waupaca: First (21)(21)Wittenberg: New Horizons (19)Earl L. Smith OF 5Robert G. Blackburn FE 1Jean L. Waldron FE 5(SY) Raymond KotwickiRE 4Rebecca A. Henry FE 5Domnik D. Israel FE 5Joseph R. Mitchell FE 3Deanna Beth Merritt FE 9Candace Ascher PL 4(INT) Joan C. FrostFE 1Cathy J.N. Weigand FE 8(1) Michael J.N. WeigandFE 8Larry A. Olson FL 2Winnebago DistrictGordon D. Lind, District Superintendent, FE 5ConferenceCharge Circuit # Pastor Name RelationshipAppleton: Emmanuel (26)Appleton: First (26)(26)Appleton: St. James (26)Appleton: Zion (26)Beaver Dam: Trinity (22)(22)Berlin, Neshkoro: Zion (25)Brandon (25)Columbus (22)El Dorado: Salem (24)Eureka (25)Fond du Lac: Covenant (24)Fond du Lac: Salem (24)Green Lake: Federated (25)Greenville: Faith (26)Horicon: Emmanuel, Lowell,Juneau Shared CovenantMinistries(22)Kaukauna: Peace (26)Yearsin ApptMark W. Geisthardt FE 8E. Doyle Blanton FE 5Krystal Goodger PE 3Mark S. Klaisner FE 6Chung Nam Kwak OE 4Jeffrey L. Nicholas FE 3Eileen Kuehnl FL 16Aaron Alfred OF 2Laura E. Yates PL 8James H. Cotter FE 7(SY) C. Phillip Burt RE 4Anita A. Genrich AM 1Michael K. Morning FE 5John C. Stubbs FE 4Karen Gygax Rodriguez OF 16Donald Olm FL 1Timothy P. Worgan FL 2Timothy J. Albrecht FE 9Winnebago District129

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsKingston, Dalton:Congregational(25)Lomira: Trinity (24)Markesan (25)Marshall, Fall River (22)Mayville (22)Menasha: The Family Church (26)Montello: Trinity, Princeton:Emmanuel(27)Neenah: Faith (26)Neenah: First (26)North Fond du Lac: Community (24)Oakfield, Eden: Tabor (24)Oshkosh: Algoma Boulevard (28)Oshkosh: First (28)Oshkosh: Wesley (28)Poy Sippi, Borth (25)Randolph, Courtland (22)Ripon: Immanuel (25)Waterloo (34)Waukau (28)Waupun (22)Wautoma: Grace (27)Wild Rose, Hancock UCC (27)Brenda Mae Jahns-Grams PL 5Kerry J. Wilson FE 2Paul A. Yoder FE 5Afi Dobbins PL 1Jane Anderson Haass FE 8Paola Benecchi OE 3Dawn M. Helton-AnishinaabeqwaPE 1Mary Council-Austin FE 4R. Grace Imathiu OE 1Justin E. Lowe FL 3James B. Droste FL 3Barry M. Yarbro FE 8John Hobbins OE 2Jakes S. Voker FE 2George H. Groves FE 9Young Jonathan Choe FE 1Joshua D. Pegram FE 1Janice Beutin FL 2(1) M. Charles Davis FE 7Jerald D. McCarty OF 5George J. Kafer FE 5Yul Kwon FE 5130 Winnebago District

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsAppointments to Extension MinistryA. Within the Connectional Structure (344.1.a)Agtarap, Bener (FE)FEGeneral Board of Discipleship: New Church Strategist, Nashville, Tennessee(2007)+Seymour/Cicero UMCBreidenstein, Rychie (FE)FEAssistant to the Director of the Library, United Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio(2010)Certa-Werner, Barbara L. (FE)FEExecutive Director, Harbor House Crisis Shelters, Superior, Wisconsin (2004)+Superior: Faith UMCColyer, Elmer M. (FE)FEProfessor of Historical Theology, University of Dubuque Theological Seminary,Dubuque, Iowa (1993)+Whig UMC/Affiliate Member: Wesley UMC, East Dubuque, IllinoisDick, Dan R. (FE)FEDirector of Connectional Ministries, Wisconsin Conference, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin(2009)Fenner, Bruce S. (FE)FEDirector of Extension Ministry & Pastoral Care, General Board of Higher Educationand Ministry, Nashville, TN (2010)+Oshkosh: Wesley UMCHenschel, Ann Spindt (FE)FEDistrict Superintendent: Chippewa/Heartland Districts, Eau Claire, Wisconsin(2008)Jung, Im (FE)FERegional Coordinator, The Academy for Spiritual Formation & Emerging Ministries,The Upper Room, General Board of Discipleship, Nashville, TN (2010)+Lake Geneva UMCLind, Gordon D. (FE)FEDistrict Superintendent: Nicolet/Winnebago Districts, Wisconsin Conference,Appleton, Wisconsin (2007)Mayorga Solis, Jorge Luis (FE)FEDistrict Superintendent: Metro North/Metro South Districts, Wisconsin Conference,Milwaukee, Wisconsin (2007)Myers, Kevin Rice (FE)FEConference Secretary/Executive Secretary of the Board of Ordained Ministry,Wisconsin Conference, UMC, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (2006)+Burlington UMCNicholas, Jean Ehnert (FE)FEVice President of Programs and Resources, Wisconsin United MethodistFoundation, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (2001)+Beaver Dam: Trinity UMCAppointments to Extension Ministry131

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsOlson, Richard L. (FE)FECoordinator of Congregation and Circuit Development, Wisconsin Conference,Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (2006)+Sun Prairie UMCPolster, Stephen J. (FE)FEAssistant to the Bishop, Wisconsin Conference; Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (2004)Reistroffer, Dianne (FE)FEDirector of Field Education and Methodist Studies and Professor of Ministry,Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky (2000)+Madison: Sherman Avenue UMC; Affiliate Member St. Matthews UMC, Louisville,KentuckyRoyappa, Samuel J. (FE)FEDistrict Superintendent: Capital/Coulee Districts, Wisconsin Conference, SunPrairie, Wisconsin (2007)Thompson, Cynthia M. (FE)FEDevelopment Director, United Methodist Children's Services, Milwaukee, WI (2005)+Cedarburg: Community UMCThompson, Deborah A. (FE)FEMission Coordinator, Wisconsin Conference, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (2008)Zekoff, Jane Follmer (FE)FEChaplain, United Methodist Hospitals Ministry, Madison, Wisconsin (2010)+Lake Mills UMCZekoff, Steven E. (FE)FEConference Benefits Officer, Wisconsin Conference, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (2010)+Lake Mills UMCB. To Extension Ministries of Persons Under Endorsement byDivision of Chaplains and Related Ministries (344.1.b)Brewer, Rick J. (FE)FEChaplain, Marquardt Memorial Manor, Inc., Watertown, Wisconsin (1994)+West Allis: First UMCDowling, Douglas R. (FE)FEChaplain, Mercy Health System, Janesville, Wisconsin (1991)+Edgerton UMCFoster, Edwin R. (FE)FEMetro Region Director of Spiritual Care, Aurora Health Care, Milwaukee,Wisconsin (1998)+Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue UMCGarren, Michael A. (FE)FEChaplain, United States Air Force, Lackland AFB, Texas (2002)Hinshaw, Carolyn Sights (FE)FEChaplain, 1st Line Supervisor, St. Joseph's Medical Center, Stockton, California(1999)+Milwaukee: Summerfield UMC; Affiliate Member: Centennial UMC, Sacramento,CA132 Appointments to Extension Ministry

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsJenks, Steven Jay (FE)FEChief, Chaplain Service, Dept. of Veterans Affairs, Martinsburg, West Virginia(1982)+Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue UMC; Affiliate Member: Asbury UMC,Charlestown, West VirginiaKelley, Laura J. (FE)FEDirector of Spiritual Care, Luther Middlefort, Mayo Health System, Eau Claire,Wisconsin (2003)+Eau Claire: Hope UMCKim, Daniel Jinsun (FE)FEChaplain, United States Air Force, Warner Robbins, GA (2001)Lybeck-Smoak, Margaret (FE)FEStaff Chaplain & CPE Supervisory Education Student, Village at Manor Park,Milwaukee, Wisconsin (2006)+Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue UMCMoe, Thomas (FE)FEDirector of Pastoral Care, SouthernCare Hospice, Madison, Wisconsin (2007)+Janesville: Mt. Zion UMCOtt-Holland, Susan K. (FE)FESupervisor of Clinical Pastoral Education, Aurora Health Care, Elkhorn, Wisconsin(2002)+Burlington UMCRinehart, Joyce M. (FE)FEPastoral Psychotherapist, Psychological and Counseling Services, Inc., MountPleasant, Wisconsin (2001)+Pleasant Prairie UMCRuiz, John A. (FE)FEChaplain, Grant Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio (2009)Shaw, Mark E. (FE)FEChaplain/Marriage and Family Therapist, Franciscan Skemp Healthcare,LaCrosse, Wisconsin (1981)+LaCrosse: Wesley UMCD. To Extension or Outreach Ministries - Confirmed by 2/3Vote of Ministerial Members of Annual Conference (344.1.d)Blean-Kachigan, Janis E. (FE)FEDirector, Formation Tending, Greendale, WI (2009)+New Berlin: Bethel Hill UMCDeLong, Amy E. (FE)FEExecutive Director, Kairos CoMotion, Osceola, Wisconsin (2006)+River Falls UMCDeming, Joan (FE)FEDirector of Development, Pilgrims of Ibilin, Madison, Wisconsin (2008)+Madison: First UMCAppointments to Extension Ministry133

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsFrancis, Don R. (FE)FEProfessor of Sociology & Nonprofit Management, Lakeland College, Sheboygan,Wisconsin (1993)+Whitefish Bay UMCJun, Hyun-Shik (FE)FEProfessor of Systematic Theology, Yonsei University, University College, Seoul,Korea (2005)+Beaver Dam: Trinity UMCKnutson, Patricia Stenson (FE)FESpiritual Care Coordinator, Heartland Hospice of DePere, DePere, Wisconsin(2011)Lambrecht, Thomas A. (FE)FEVice President and General Manager; Good News, Woodlands, Texas (2011)Nagel, Marc Well (FE)FEParish Associate, St. Luke Presbyterian Church, Wayzata, MN. (2010)Oppeneer, Martha Jackson (FE)FEPastoral Psychotherapist, Clinical Psychology Associates, Menomonee Falls,Wisconsin (2007)+Racine: Trinity UMCSchultz, Donald F. (FE)FESenior Program Director, The James Company, Madison, Wisconsin (1998)+Madison: First UMCScott, M. Lynn (FE)FEDirector, Sabbath Way LLC, Eau Claire, Wisconsin (2008)+Eau Claire: Hope UMCSteele, Richard B. (FE)FEProfessor of Moral and Historical Theology, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle,Washington (2000)+Brookfield: Peace UMC, Affiliate Member, Lake Washington UMC, Kirkland,WashingtonSundby, Mark E. (FE)FEExecutive Director, North Central Ministry Development Center, New Brighton,Minnesota (2000)+Eau Claire: Lake Street UMC; Affiliate Member: Woodbury UMC, Woodbury,MinnesotaUhler, Jeffrey T (FE)FEChaplain, Aurora Medical Center - Manitowoc County, Two Rivers, Wisconsin(2010)+Two Rivers: Emanuel UMCVance, Melvin G. (FE)FEInstructor of Religion, Carroll University, Waukesha, WI, Waukesha, Wisconsin(2006)+Waukesha: Salem UMCYackovich, Amy Jameson (FE)FEStaff Chaplain, Mendota Mental Health Institute, Madison, Wisconsin (2004)+Madison: Bashford UMC134 Appointments to Extension Ministry

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsSchoolChristianson, John E.FETo Other Annual ConferencesBryce, C. Sue FE Illinois Great RiversConferenceD'Alessio, Sue C. FE California-Pacific AnnualConferenceFarmer-Lewis, Linda FE West Michigan ConferenceHuh, Do Bum FE South Carolina AnnualConferenceKim, Hyun-Suk FE South Georgia AnnualConferenceAppointments of DeaconsAnderson, Amy Jo PD West Allis: FirstHaller, Susan Angus PD Menomonee Falls: EmmanuelCommunityHaller, Susan Angus PD On-Call Chaplain/CPEStudent, The Village at ManorParkLang, Tina S. FD Madison: FirstLanman, Nancy FD Milwaukee: SummerfieldRamstad, Dawn Jeffers FD Beloit: River of LifeRistow, Barbara F. FD RetiredSchmidt, Becky Jo PD Jackson: Still WatersCommunityWilkinson, David T. FD Green Bay: FirstWingfield, Brenda K. OD Madison: BashfordWolover, Amber FD Madison: Divine SaviorAppointments of Diaconal Ministers (1992 Discipline, 301-318)Whitaker, Richard L. DM Whitefish BayRetired Diaconal MinistersAmenda, TheoniaBrown, ThomasClement, Shirley F.Harvey, IrisWebb, DonnaDMDMDMDMDMAppointments to Extension Ministry135

2011-2012 Clergy AppointmentsHonorable LocationBabcock, Bruce O.Chen, I-MeiFarrar, Edward (Ted)Gray-Ehnert, Michael D.Johnson, Kevin A.Kornowski, RobMuhleman, Keith A.Robertson, Byron SharerRussell, Warren K.Surrett, Frederick R.Winebrenner, LarryHLHLHLHLHLHLHLHLHLHLHLHonorable Location - RetiredBeavin, Bartlett C.Edwards, RobertGetsinger, StephenHettenbach, TerryMartin, J. ColbyMielke, LeRoy W.Scott, James A.Shotts, DaleTalmadge, JamesWade, RoyceWillett, BruceWreford, Raymond J.HLRHLRHLRHLRHLRHLRHLRHLRHLRHLRHLRHLR136 Appointments to Extension Ministry

2011– 2012 Clergy AppointmentsChaplainsInstitutions - Hospitals and Homes:Rick J. Brewer - Marquardt Memorial Manor, Inc.; Watertown, WisconsinDouglas R. Dowling - Mercy Hospital; Janesville, WisconsinEdwin R. Foster - Aurora Health Care; Milwaukee, WisconsinSusan Angus Haller - The Village at Manor Park, Milwaukee, WisconsinCarolyn Sights Hinshaw - St. Joseph’s Medical Center, Stockton, CaliforniaSteven Jay Jenks - Veterans Administration Medical Center; Martinsburg, WestVirginiaLaura J. Kelley - Luther Middelfort Hospital; Eau Claire, WisconsinMargaret Lybeck-Smoak - Village at Manor Park, Milwaukee, WisconsinThomas Moe - SouthernCare Hospice, Madison, WisconsinSue K. Ott-Holland - Aurora Lakeland Medical Center, Elkhorn, WisconsinBarbara Ristow - Aurora Visiting Nurse Association, Green Bay, WisconsinMark E. Shaw - Franciscan Skemp Health Care; LaCrosse, WisconsinAmy Jameson Yackovich, Mendota Mental Health Institute; Madison, WisconsinInstitutions - Air Force:Michael A. Garren - Chaplain, United States Air Force (2002)Daniel Jinsun Kim - Chaplain, United States Air Force (2001)Chaplains (Reserve) Serving as Pastors in Connectional Work:Military - Army ReserveSteven Jay Jenks - Chaplain, Veterans Administration Medical Center; Martinsburg,West VirginiaMilitary - Navy ReserveMilitary - Air Force Reserve or Air National GuardMilitary—Civil Air PatrolKerry J. Wilson—Pastor at Lomira: Trinity UMCAPPOINTMENT OF DEACONESSES AND HOME MISSIONARIES(2008 DISCIPLINE - Paragraph 1314.3 a-d)ActiveSamuel, Shanti - Not AppointedAnn Ferris - West Allis: First UMCRetired/Residing Within WisconsinClausius, Ruth (D) - Richland CenterHoward, Mrs. Lorraine (D) - HudsonKramer, Mrs. Ramona (D) - Prairie du SacMarquardt, Miss Lois (D) - RiponStewart, Ilo L. (D) – Richland CenterCHURCH PROFESSIONALS CERTIFIED BYTHE DIVISION OF ORDAINED MINISTRYChristian EducationNancy M. DeanerLucretia A. FehrmannSusan E. MendenhallDeborah A. PimmDawn Jeffers RamstadRichard WhitakerRonald RetherfordAmber WoloverSpiritual FormationJanis Blean-KachiganThad Rutter, Jr.Jean B. SchmidtMusicTina LangEvangelismBarbara RistowChaplains and Certified Professionals137

2011-2012 Circuits and Circuit LeadersCircuit 1Daniel J. FahsAshland: First, SanbornHaywardNorthern Disciples Cooperative Parish: Bruce:Federated, Weyerhaeuser, Exeland: First,BirchwoodOdanahShell Lake, SaronaSpooner, Hertel: LakeviewSuperior: FaithWashburn, Grand ViewCircuit 2Arveda "Freddie" KirkFrederic: St. Luke's, Centuria: Holy TrinityGrantsburg: Central, AtlasSaint Croix Falls, Wolf CreekSiren, Lewis: MemorialWebster: Grace, DanburyCircuit 3Margaret DeMarisBoyceville, Connorsville, Wheeler: GraceColfax, TainterElk Mound: Trinity, Iron Creek: SalemElmwood, Rock ElmGlen Hills Parish: Glenwood City, Downing,EmeraldKnappMenomonieCircuit 4Loretta E. WaughtalCrandon: St. Luke, ArgonneMercerMinocqua: Church of the PinesPhillips, HawkinsRhinelander: FirstRib LakeTomahawk, SpiritCircuit 5James A. AltmanBarron: FirstChetekCumberland: First, McKinleyLadysmith: FaithPrairie Farm: Faith, Ridgeland - DallasRice Lake: First, CantonTurtle Lake: ParkviewCircuit 6 Supplied by Circuit 19Diamond Bluff-Ellsworth, HartlandHammond, New CentervilleHudsonNew RichmondOsceolaRiver FallsWillow River Parish: Clear Lake, Deer Park:Trinity, ForestCircuit 7Robert K. McClintockAltoona, HallieBloomer, New AuburnChippewa Falls: TrinityChippewa Falls: ZionEau Claire: Chapel HeightsEau Claire: HopeEau Claire: Lake StreetJim Falls, Anson, HolcombeCircuit 8Mary A. BalsonDurandMondovi: Our Savior's, GilmantonOno-Plum City, Maiden RockRiver Valley: Pepin, Alma, ArkansawWhitehall, Montana: SalemCircuit 9Timothy J. VandenLangenbergMerrill: Christ, Wildwood ChapelMosineeRib FallsRothschild: HighlandWausau: FirstWausau: Hmong American CommunityWausau: WesleyCircuit 10Ruth M. EgererAmherst, Buena VistaMarshfield: WesleyMarshfield: ZionPort EdwardsThe UMC Venture: Stevens Point: St. Paul's,Plover: The SpringsWisconsin Rapids138 2011-2012 Circuit List

2011-2012 Circuits and Circuit LeadersCircuit 11Dong Su LeeAugusta, Pleasant ValleyChili: ImmanuelColbyCrossroads United Ministries: Greenwood:Grace, Neillsville, GrantonFairchildLoyal, York CenterMedford, Dorchester: SalemMerrillan, Alma Center, HixtonSpencerStanley, Thorp, CadottWitheeCircuit 12Wendell E. WilliamsBlack River FallsElroy, WonewocMaustonMelrose, CataractNew Lisbon, Camp Douglas, NecedahNorwalk: Immanuel, Norwalk:SalemRocklandSpartaTomah: FirstTrout RunCircuit 13Scott A. McMurrayLaCrosse: Asbury, LaCrosse: St. Luke's,StoddardLaCrosse: WesleyOnalaskaTrempealeauCircuit 14Susan L. Safford-GaulBrillion: FaithDenmark: ZionForest Junction: ZionManitowoc: LakeshoreReedsville: ZionTwo Rivers: Emanuel, Mishicot: ZionCircuit 15Joseph R. MitchellAlgoma, West KewauneeEgg Harbor: Calvary, Gibraltar: ZionSturgeon Bay, JacksonportCircuit 16Randell R. RichterDe Pere: New HopeGreen Bay: BethanyGreen Bay: FirstGreen Bay: New Faith HmongGreen Bay: PeaceGreen Bay: St. Paul'sGreen Bay: Vida NuevaSuamicoCircuit 17AngelicaCenter: EmmanuelOneidaSeymour, CiceroCircuit 18Bonduel: Zion, Red River: SalemOconto FallsOconto, Gillett: TaborShawanoSuring, HickoryRebecca A. HenryDiane FiteCircuit 19Roberta J. ThomsonAntigoClintonvilleMarion: FirstMattoonWittenberg: New HorizonsCircuit 20Warren R. WaddellMarinette: FirstNiagara: Riverside, Goodman: UnionProtestantPeshtigo, HarmonyCircuit 21Crystal LakeManawa, IolaNew LondonParfreyvilleWaupaca: FirstLucretia A. FehrmannCircuit 22Eileen KuehnlBeaver Dam: TrinityColumbusHoricon: Emmanuel, Lowell, Juneau SharedCovenant MinistriesMarshall, Fall RiverMayvilleRandolph, CourtlandWaupun2011-2012 Circuit List139

2011-2012 Circuits and Circuit LeadersCircuit 23Scott G. WaltersArlington, North WindsorBriggsville, Moundville, Endeavor: Trinity UCCLodiPardeevillePortagePoynette InchCircuit 24Michael K. MorningEl Dorado: SalemFond du Lac: CovenantFond du Lac: SalemLomira: TrinityNorth Fond du Lac: CommunityOakfield, Eden: TaborCircuit 25Paul A. YoderBerlin, Neshkoro: ZionBrandonEurekaGreen Lake: FederatedKingston, Dalton: CongregationalMarkesanPoy Sippi, BorthRipon: ImmanuelCircuit 26Paola BenecchiAppleton: EmmanuelAppleton: FirstAppleton: St. JamesAppleton: ZionGreenville: FaithKaukauna: PeaceMenasha: The Family ChurchNeenah: FaithNeenah: FirstCircuit 27George J. KaferMontello: Trinity, Princeton: EmmanuelPlainfield, AlmondSouth Burr OakWautoma: GraceWestfield: Faith, Coloma: CalvaryWild Rose, Hancock UCCCircuit 28Barry M. YarbroOshkosh: Algoma BoulevardOshkosh: FirstOshkosh: WesleyWaukauCircuit 29Susanne L. BurwellBrookfield: PeaceMilwaukee: AlbrightMilwaukee: AldersgateMilwaukee: Solomon Community TempleMilwaukee: St. JamesWauwatosa: Bethany - CalvaryWauwatosa: Wauwatosa AvenueCircuit 30David N. GuseBrown DeerCedarburg: CommunityMequonMilwaukee: Church of the Good HopePort Washington: Grand AvenueCircuit 31Claudia J. DeedeHartford: FirstJackson: Still Waters CommunityMenomonee Falls: Emmanuel CommunityWest Bend: Fifth AvenueCircuit 32Batavia: ZionCampbellsport: FirstGreenbush: New HopeKiel: BethelSheboygan Falls: FaithSheboygan: Fountain ParkSheboygan: St. LukeSheboygan: WesleyWaldo: TrinitySteven A. KaehrCircuit 33Lawrence J. McGuinMilwaukee: Bay ViewMilwaukee: CentralMilwaukee: ChristWayMilwaukee: EmanuelMilwaukee: KenwoodMilwaukee: Luz a las Naciones Luis GonzalezMemorialMilwaukee: Native American MinistryMilwaukee: New Hope HmongMilwaukee: SummerfieldWhitefish BayCircuit 34Concord, SullivanJohnson CreekWaterlooWatertown: ChristRonald M. Kral140 2011-2012 Circuit List

2011-2012 Circuits and Circuit LeadersCircuit 35Paul B. ArmstrongCudahyGreenfield: ChristGreenfield: MemorialGreenfield: So Beautiful KoreanMilwaukee: FaithMilwaukee: Fe MinistryOak Creek: CommunitySouth MilwaukeeWest Allis: CalvaryWest Allis: FirstCircuit 36Peter A. PetersonElm Grove: CommunityOconomowoc: Good ShepherdPewaukee: GethsemaneSussexWaukesha: SalemCircuit 37Daniel W. SchwerinEast Troy: St. JamesElkhorn: Bethel, CaldwellNew Berlin: Bethel HillNew Berlin: Our Lord'sNorth PrairieWaukesha: El Buen SamaritanoWaukesha: FirstCircuit 38EagleHebronLittle PrairiePalmyraPalmyra: Ebenezer MinistrySiloamTroy CenterKaren KlattCircuit 39Keith N. AurandDelavan: Vida AbundanteElkhorn: FirstGenoa City: FirstLake GenevaLake Geneva: La ResurrecciónSpring PrairieCircuit 40Racine: Casa de DiosRacine: ChristRacine: EvangelicalRacine: FaithRacine: FirstRacine: TrinityBrad K. Van FossenCircuit 41 Amelita Grace G. CajiuatBristol, Wesley ChapelPleasant PrairieSalemWilmotCircuit 42Marjorie Rice MyersBurlingtonEnglish SettlementFranksvilleUnion GroveWaterford: CommunityYorkvilleCircuit 43Kenosha: FirstKenosha: ImmanuelKenosha: KoreanKenosha: Principe de PazKenosha: WesleyJason MahnkeCircuit 44Stanley C. CurtisDarien, SharonDelavanWhitewater Regional Ministry: LaGrange,Richmond, Whitewater: FirstWhitewater: Cristo La RocaCircuit 45Jean Wanek Bartlett,Wendee NitzBeloit: River of LifeEdgertonEvansvilleJanesville: AsburyJanesville: CargillJanesville: Mt. ZionMiltonOrfordville: New HorizonPlymouthCircuit 46Lamarr V. GibsonBeloit: Henderson Avenue MinistryBrooklyn: CommunityMononaOregon: People'sStoughtonSun PrairieWaunakee: Crossroads2011-2012 Circuit List141

2011-2012 Circuits and Circuit LeadersCircuit 47Christine A. BethkeMadison: AsburyMadison: BashfordMadison: BethanyMadison: Divine SaviorMadison: FirstMadison: Sherman AvenueMadison: TrinityCircuit 48 Nancy L. Carmichael-StonerCambridge: WillerupFort Atkinson: FirstJefferson: ImmanuelLake MillsPleasant ValleyCircuit 49 Lynn A. Lemke Schreck,Barbara Gist CookBoscobel, Mt. ZionFaith Alive Charge: Bloomington, Bagley,Beetown, Cassville, Mt. Hope, Patch GroveFennimoreLancasterPrairie du ChienWauzeka: St Paul's, Eastman: SalemCircuit 50Ethan Lowell LarsonLaFarge, DellNew Hope, RetreatRidge and Valley Charge: Soldiers Grove,Gays Mills, SenecaViola, North ClaytonViroqua, Liberty PoleWestby, Westby: FaithCircuit 53 Rom A. Pegram, Mary AnneConklinBelleville: GraceDodgeville, Ridgeway: GraceMazomanie: MidlandMount HorebParish of the Hills: Mineral Point, Bethel,LindenVerona: Sugar RiverCircuit 54Steven A. MillerBaraboo: EmanuelBaraboo: FirstBlack Hawk: BethlehemIronton: First, LaValleLime Ridge, SanduskyMerrimacNorth Freedom, DenzerPrairie du Sac: ConcordiaReedsburgWisconsin Dells-Delton, Davis CornersCircuit 55Craig W. ConklinAlbanyBrodheadClarno: Zion, Staver: St. Peter'sDarlington, FayetteJuda: Zion, Oakley: UnionMonroePecatonica Valley Charge: Blanchardville,Lamont,Shullsburg: CentenaryCircuit 51William A. BuschAsh Creek, Willow ValleyBloom City, BoazBlue River, AvocaRichland Center: Peace; Richland Center:TrinityCircuit 52Belmont, ReweyBenton, Hazel GreenCuba CityLivingston, Arthur, StitzerMontfort, CobbPlattevilleWhigDeborah Pimm142 2011-2012 Circuit List

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRESOLUTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONSREQUIRING ACTION OR CONSIDERATIONBY THE 2011 ANNUAL CONFERENCE SESSION*Action Item 1: Local Church Camping Coordinator 144*Action Item 2: Camp and Retreat Emphasis Sunday 144*Action Item 3: New Camp Participants 144*Action Item 4: United Methodist Women’s Sunday 144*Action Item 5: United Methodist Youth Sunday 145*Action Item 6: Designation of Earnings from the “New Ministries Fund” 145*Action Item 7:*Action Item 8:*Action Item 9:Resolution Relating to Rental/Housing Allowances for Retiredor Disabled Clergypersons of the Wisconsin ConferenceResolution on 2011 Formal Funding Plan for Pre-1982 PensionLiabilityResolution on 2011 Formal Funding Plan for Retiree MedicalBenefitsAction Item 10: Resolution on Past Service Annuity Rate 150Action Item 11: Resolution on Minimum Compensation 150Action Item 12: A Resolution on Health Care in Our Social Community 151Action Item 13: A Resolution on Collective Bargaining 152Action Item 14:Annual Conference Support of “20/20: Visioning An AIDS-Free World”Action Item 15: Affirmation of the “Statement of Counsel to the Church – 2011” 153Action Item 16: Resolution on Financial Report of Trial Costs 155Action Item 17: Resolutions Concerning Trial Expenditures 156Action Item 18:Action Item 19:Action Item 20:Action Item 21:Action Item 22:Resolution on the Discontinuance of the University UnitedMethodist Church, Madison, WisconsinResolution on the Discontinuance of Waldwick UnitedMethodist Church, Waldwick, WisconsinResolution on the Discontinuance of Argyle United MethodistChurch, Argyle, WisconsinResolution on the Discontinuance of South Wayne UnitedMethodist Church, South Wayne, WisconsinProposed Balloting Procedures for the Election of Delegates tothe 2012 General and Jurisdictional ConferencesAction Item 23: Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 161, 264,Action Item 24: 2012 Proposed Budget 161, 164Action Item 25:Action Item 26:* Approved on Consent AgendaResolution to Create a Human Sexuality Resource DevelopmentTeamPetition to Reduce the Risk of Child Sexual Abuse in theWisconsin Annual Conference145146148152157158158159159161162Items Requiring Annual Conference Action 143

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAction Item 1:Submitted by:Local Church Camping CoordinatorBoard of Camp and Retreat MinistriesEach local church in the Wisconsin Annual Conference is urged to elect one layperson asthe Camping Coordinator. In addition to promoting the use of our sites for camps andretreats, this person will help share with the congregation the importance and value of theministry at our sites. The Coordinator will also highlight and publish the summer campprogram. Each local church shall send the name and address of its Camping Coordinatorto the Camping Office in Sun Prairie as part of its yearly charge conference report.Conference Action: Approved on Consent AgendaAction Item 2:Camp and Retreat Emphasis SundaySubmitted by: Board of Camp and Retreat MinistriesEach local church in the Wisconsin Annual Conference is urged to set aside one week’sworship service(s) to emphasize the importance and value of our camp and retreatministry. Though we recommend observing this Camp and Retreat Sunday in the winteror early spring of 2012, churches are free to celebrate this worship when it fits their localschedule.Conference Action: Approved on Consent AgendaAction Item 3:Submitted by:New Camp ParticipantsBoard of Camp and Retreat MinistriesEach local church in the Wisconsin Annual Conference is urged to support our ongoingcamp and retreat ministry by sending at least two new participants to experience a UnitedMethodist camp/retreat event during the coming year.Conference Action: Approved on Consent AgendaAction Item 4:Submitted by:United Methodist Women’s SundayWisconsin Conference United Methodist WomenWHEREAS the United Methodist Women is an organization that was established morethan 140 years ago by a small group of women in Boston who sent two women to India tominister to the educational and medical needs of women and children there and now has amembership of 800,000 across the United States and supports mission work bothnationally and internationally, andWHEREAS the organization provides opportunities for spiritual growth, affirms thepotential of every woman, and offers creative, supportive Christian fellowship, andWHEREAS United Methodist Women expand concepts of Mission through participationin the global ministries of the church, andWHEREAS Wisconsin Conference United Methodist Women has a membership ofabout 6,000 in 250 units that actively serve the local church and participate in missionlocally, nationwide, and globally,144 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalTHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that there shall be a United Methodist Women’sSunday in every local church, the recommended date being the fourth Sunday ofSeptember- September 25, 2011- or any other date determined by each local church.Conference Action: Approved on Consent AgendaREVISED Action Item #5:Submitted by:United Methodist Youth SundayYouth MinistriesWhereas the youth of our churches represent not only the future of the church, but a verypresent strength and reality in our congregations around the Annual Conference, andWhereas youth are an important part of the church today, and it is important to recognizethese persons and encourage them as leaders in the church, andWhereas youth in our local congregations around this Annual Conference are engaged inmission, evangelism, spiritual growth and leadership development, andWhereas the local church can gain a wealth of leadership potential and energy by tappinginto the resources that youth have to offer to local congregations,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that there shall be a United Methodist YouthSunday in every local church in the fall of 2011 to recognize the role and commitment ofUnited Methodist Youth.Conference Action: Approved on Consent AgendaAction Item 6:Submitted by:Designation of Earnings from the “New Ministries Fund”Wisconsin United Methodist FoundationWe recommend that the Annual Conference designate the earnings from the undesignated“New Ministries Fund” to provide stewardship programming and resources to localcongregations through the Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation.Conference Action: Approved on Consent AgendaAction Item 7:Submitted by:Resolution Relating to Rental/Housing Allowances for Retiredor Disabled Clergypersons of the Wisconsin ConferenceJoint Board of Pensions, Insurance & Equitable CompensationWHEREAS, the religious denomination known as The United Methodist Church (the“Church”), of which the Conference is a part, has and in the past functioned andcontinues to function through ministers of the gospel (within the meaning of InternalRevenue Code section 107) who were or are duly ordained, commissioned, or licensedministers of the Church (“Clergypersons”);WHEREAS, the practice of the Church and of this Conference was and is to provideactive Clergypersons with a parsonage or a rental/housing allowance as part of their grosscompensation;WHEREAS, pensions or other amounts paid to active, retired and disabledClergypersons are considered to be deferred compensation and are paid to active, retired,and disabled Clergypersons in consideration of previous active service; andItems Requiring Annual Conference Action 145

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWHEREAS the Internal Revenue Service has recognized the Conference (or itspredecessors) as the appropriate organization to designate a rental/ housing allowance forClergypersons who are or were members of this Conference and are eligible to receivesuch deferred compensation;NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:THAT an amount equal to 100% of the pension or disability payments received fromplans authorized under The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church (the“Discipline”), which includes all such payments from the General Board of Pension andHealth Benefits (”GBOPHB”), during the year 2012 by each active, retired, or disabledClergyperson who is or was a member of the Conference, or its predecessors, be andhereby is designated as a rental/housing allowance for each such Clergyperson; andBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED the pension or disability payments to which thisrental/housing allowance applies will be any pension or disability payments from plans,annuities, or funds authorized under the Discipline, including such payments from theGBOPHB and from a commercial annuity company that provides an annuity arising frombenefits accrued under a GBOPHB plan, annuity, or fund authorized under theDiscipline, that result from any service a Clergyperson rendered to this Conference orthat an active, a retired, or a disabled Clergyperson of this Conference rendered to anylocal church, annual conference of the Church, general agency of the Church, otherinstitution of the Church, former denomination that is now a part of the Church, or anyother employer that employed the Clergyperson to perform services related to theministry of the Church, or its predecessors, and that elected to make contributions to, oraccrue a benefit under, such a plan, annuity, or fund for such active, retired, or disabledClergyperson’s pension or disability as part of his or her gross compensation.NOTE: The rental/housing allowance that may be excluded from a Clergyperson’s grossincome in any year for federal income tax purposes is limited under Internal RevenueCode Section 107(2) and regulations there under to the least of: (1) the amount of therental/housing allowance designated by the Clergyperson’s employer or other appropriatebody of the Church (such as this Conference in the foregoing resolutions) for such year;(2) the amount actually expended by the Clergyperson to rent or provide a home in suchyear; or (3) the fair rental value of the home, including furnishings and appurtenances(such as a garage), plus the cost of utilities in such year.Conference Action: Approved on Consent AgendaAction Item 8:Submitted By:Resolution on 2011 Formal Funding Plan for Pre-1982 PensionLiabilityJoint Board of Pensions, Insurance & Equitable CompensationRESOLUTION:WHEREAS at General Conference 2000 legislation was approved that requires eachconference to annually adopt and publish a formal funding plan addressing its obligationfor the pension plan that applies to years of service prior to 1983, andWHEREAS all conferences are required to fully fund their Pre-1982 pension obligationby the year 2021, and146 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWHEREAS the intent of this legislation is to help the General Board of Pension andHealth Benefits (GBOPHB) determine that all conferences are satisfactorily addressingthe funding of this liability,THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the following Formal Funding Plan be adoptedas the 2011 Formal Funding Plan and be published in the 2011 Conference Yearbook andJournal.WISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCE2011Formal Funding Plan – Pre-1982 Pensions2011 Past Service Rate (PSR) - $647.00PSR Philosophy – Increase PSR for inflation as of December of each year. The target isto provide the same Consumer Price Index (CPI) increase that is used for Social Securitypurposes.The current PSR is at 1.11% of the Conference Average Compensation (CAC). Thispercentage is above the original Wisconsin Annual Conference goal of 1.0% of the CAC,as set by the 1969 merging conference. The PSR will no longer be tied to the CAC (otherthan the various minimum requirements) since we are well above our 1.0% goal andapportionment money is no longer being used to pay for these costs.Current Plan Assets-1/2009: $46,921,356*Present Value of Expected Future Benefits-1/2009: $50,663,104*Funded Status-1/2009: $(3,741,748)*Minimum 2011 Contribution $951,513*The total liability is based on the following key actuarial assumptions: 7% interest RP-2000 mortality table Past Service Rate of $647.00 3.0% average increase in the Past Service RateNon-plan assets available for retiree benefits: The funds that may be available tosupplement pension / retirement funds for the Wisconsin Annual Conference are (valuesat 12/31/10):1. Deposit Account at General Board of Pensions - $3,651,8132. Other Funds:a. The Wisconsin Annual Conference established the Permanent Pension Fundin 1969. The Permanent Pension Fund has a balance of $2,247,309.b. The Wisconsin Annual Conference established the Ministerial PensionMemorial Fund in 1983. The Ministerial Pension Memorial Fund has abalance of $991,247.c. Per trust documents approved by Annual Conference, five percent of theDecember 31 market value of these funds is available to provide pensionand retiree medical benefits for retired ministers and surviving spouses ofthe Wisconsin Conference.3. Pre-’82 Pension Plan surplus has been used for the 2008 Clergy RetirementSecurity Program-Defined Benefit (CRSP-DB) contribution. A similar amountwas collected from Conference churches and has been invested. It is availablefor pension and retiree medical benefits. This fund has a balance of $9,097,520.Items Requiring Annual Conference Action 147

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWe will use Pre-82 surplus, when it is available as of the given contribution year, to fundour CRSP-DB contribution. If there is no Pre-82 surplus as of the contribution year orthe surplus is less than the CRSP-DB contribution, then the amounts collected fromConference churches for CRSP-DB will be used to pay CRSP-DB contributions, ratherthan their being deposited in a separate account.Amortization Period – 11 years.Additional Contributions – Any contribution can come from one or more of theaccounts listed above.The contributions to the Ministerial Pension Memorial Fund and the Permanent PensionFund come from individuals. The contributions come from gifts, primarily from estates.The size and frequency of future contributions is uncertain. The Wisconsin AnnualConference intends to continue to solicit additional contributions to each Fund. Theinvestment return on the Funds is uncertain.Contingency plans for PSR increases – Any faster increases in the PSR due to higherinflation are expected to be counter-balanced by slower increases at later (or prior) times,due to lower inflation. We use 3.0% as our long-term inflation assumption.*Figures provided by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits 2011 ActuarialValuation.Conference Action: Approved on Consent AgendaAction Item 9:Resolution on 2011 Formal Funding Plan for Retiree MedicalBenefitsSubmitted By: Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance & EquitableCompensationWHEREAS at the 2008 General Conference legislation was approved that requires eachconference to annually adopt and publish a formal funding plan addressing its obligation,if any, for medical benefits provided to retired clergy and laity, andWHEREAS all conferences are required to present a plan for funding their retireemedical benefits, andWHEREAS the intent of this legislation is to help the General Board of Pension &Health Benefits (GBOPHB) determine that all conferences are satisfactorily addressingthe funding of this liability,THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the following Formal Funding Plan be adoptedas the 2011 Formal Funding Plan – Retiree Medical Benefits and be published in the2011 Wisconsin Conference Yearbook and Journal.148 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCE2011Formal Funding Plan – Retiree Medical BenefitsPremium Subsidy – In 2011 the Conference will pay up to 50% of the premium with amaximum annual benefit of $3,000 for a retired individual aged 65 or older with 25 ormore years of service or who retired on or before December 31, 1998. For all others withless than 25 years of service, the percentage subsidized is based on years of service. Forthose retirees under age 65, there is no subsidy.Benefits – Presently providing medical benefits supplementing Medicare and pharmacybenefits.Present Value of Expected Future Benefits – 12/31/2008 $16,913,159**Figure provided by Watson Wyatt Worldwide.The total liability as of December 31, 2008, is $16,913,159 based on the following keyactuarial assumptions:6% interest / discount rateRP-2000 mortality tableHealth care cost trend of 9% in 2009, grading down to 5% in 2017 and laterThe plan benefits are administered by the Wisconsin Conference through its selectedhealth insurance carrier, which is HealthFlex in 2011. HealthFlex is the health insuranceprogram offered by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits. Premiums arepaid to HealthFlex, but no other assets are held by HealthFlex on behalf of the WisconsinConference or its retirees.Non-plan assets available for retiree benefits: The funds that may be available tosupplement pension / retirement funds for the Wisconsin Annual Conference are (valuesat 12/31/10):1. Deposit Account at General Board of Pensions - $3,651,8132. Other Funds:a. The Wisconsin Annual Conference established the Permanent Pension Fundin 1969. The Permanent Pension Fund has a balance of $2,247,309.b. The Wisconsin Annual Conference established the Ministerial PensionMemorial Fund in 1983. The Ministerial Pension Memorial Fund has abalance of $991,247.c. The Wisconsin Conference established the Ministers Insurance MemorialFund in 1998. The Ministers Insurance Memorial Fund has a balance of$146,328.d. Per trust documents approved by Annual Conference, five percent of theDecember 31 market value of these funds is available to provide pensionand retiree medical benefits for retired ministers and surviving spouses ofthe Wisconsin Conference.3. Pre-’82 Pension Plan surplus has been used for the 2008 Clergy RetirementSecurity Program-Defined Benefit (CRSP-DB) contribution. A similar amountwas collected from Conference churches and has been invested. It is availablefor pension and retiree medical benefits. This fund has a balance of $9,097,520.Items Requiring Annual Conference Action 149

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal4. The Group Health Account - This account contains the income and expenserelated to the medical benefit plans offered by the Wisconsin Conference, bothactive and retiree. This account has a balance of $4,155,000.5. The Conference expects to receive annual payments from several sources in thefuture for retiree medical benefits, though none of these sources are guaranteed.These sources and their currently estimated annual payment are:Active premium rates: $100,000East Wisconsin Pension Trust: $100,000Apportionments: $300,000 (CF&A hopes to restore this amount to$400,000 in the future)A present value was calculated for these amounts over 18 years, discounted at 7% (thesame interest rate used in UMC pension calculations). The following present values weredetermined: Active premium rates: $1,006,000 East Wisconsin Pension Trust: $1,006,000 Apportionments: $3,018,000Additional Contributions – Many of the accounts listed above were originally funded topay for pensions. In light of the decrease in asset values during 2008, the WisconsinConference has some underfunded pension plans. If this situation continues, then not allof the above funds will be available for retiree medical benefits. After a period of yearsthe retiree medical benefit will need to be reevaluated, if necessary, since it is unlikelythat any additional sources of money can be found. Any changes in the portion ofpremium paid by retirees will require action by the Annual Conference.Contributions to the Ministerial Pension Memorial Fund, Permanent Pension Fund, andMinisters Insurance Memorial Fund come from individuals. The contributions comefrom gifts, primarily from estates. The size and frequency of future contributions isuncertain. The Wisconsin Conference intends to continue to solicit additionalcontributions to each Fund. The investment return on the Funds is uncertain.Conference Action: Approved on Consent AgendaAction Item 10:Submitted By:Resolution on Past Service Annuity RateJoint Board of Pensions, Insurance & Equitable CompensationBE IT RESOLVED the Past Service Annuity Rate (PSR) for 2012 shall be $653.00.Conference Action: ApprovedAction Item 11:Submitted By:Resolution on Minimum CompensationJoint Board of Pensions, Insurance & Equitable CompensationWHEREAS the formula for establishing the minimum compensation for ordainedclergy, local pastors, and student local pastors appointed to charges in the WisconsinAnnual Conference is the minimum compensation for the previous year for eachcategory, plus the cost of living factor established by the U.S. Government for SocialSecurity purposes, plus 1%;150 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWHEREAS this formula was approved by the 1996 session of the Wisconsin AnnualConference for implementation starting in January 1998 and is Conference Rule 110.1.0and has not since been changed;THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED the Minimum Compensation for Elders, ProvisionalMembers, and Associate Members serving full time for 2012 shall be $36,325. TheMinimum Compensation for Local Pastors serving full time shall be $31,971.Conference Action: ApprovedAction Item 12:Submitted by:A Resolution on Health Care in Our Social CommunityBoard of Church and SocietyWHEREAS on March 23 we celebrated the one-year anniversary of the “PatientProtection and Affordable Care Act,” andWHEREAS many of the provisions of this act are being implemented in the next fewyears, andWHEREAS the United Methodist Church has affirmed in its Social Principles that“health care is a basic human right” and that at the 2008 General Conference added thephrase “it is a government responsibility to provide health care,”THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we encourage church members within theWisconsin Annual Conference to contact their elected representatives (federal and state)and those responsible for implementing the “Patient Protection and Affordable CareAct” to ensure that the implementation follows these valuesInclusive: “Health care is a shared responsibility that is grounded in our commonhumanity.” Our abundant health resources need to be shared with everyone.Affordable: “Health care must contribute to the common good by being affordablefor individuals, families, and society as a whole.” Health care resources need to beadministered efficiently and distributed with equity.Accessible: “All persons should have access to health services that providenecessary care and contribute to wellness.” We need to act with justice and love tomake sure that everyone in our society has access to the health care they need toenable them to live up to their potential both as individuals and as contributingmembers of society.Accountable: “Our health care system must be accountable offering a quality,equitable, and sustainable means of keeping us healthy as individuals and as acommunity.” As individuals and as a community we need to ensure health care thattreats equally body, mind, and spirit.(Quotations taken from “A Faith Inspired Vision of Health Care” developed by theFaithful Reform in Health Care Coalition)BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that through prophetic preaching and faith based studyin each local congregation that these values be discussed and advocated publicly as“Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” is fully implemented.We instruct the Communications Director of the Wisconsin Annual Conference todistribute this resolution to all churches in the Wisconsin Annual Conference and to sendItems Requiring Annual Conference Action 151

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalthis statement to all of the news outlets in the state so that Wisconsin citizens know theposition of The United Methodist Church.Conference Action: ApprovedAction Item 13:Submitted by:A Resolution on Collective BargainingWisconsin Conference Board of Church and SocietyWHEREAS the Social Principles in the 2008 United Methodist Book of Discipline(163B) states and Bishop Linda Lee quoted to Governor Scott Walker:“We support the right of all public and private employees and employers to organizefor collective bargaining into unions and other groups of their own choosing.Further, we support the right of both parties to protection in so doing and theirresponsibility to bargain in good faith within the framework of the public interestIn order that the rights of all members of the society may be maintained andpromoted, we support innovative bargaining procedures that includerepresentatives of the public interest in negotiation and settlement of labormanagementcontracts, including some that may lead to forms of judicial resolutionof issues. We reject the use of violence by either party during collective bargainingor any labor/management disagreement. We likewise reject the permanentreplacement of a worker who engages in a lawful strike.”WE THEREFORE ENCOURAGE the members of the Annual Conference to make thisposition available to members of their congregation and to use it as material for educationon this matter in the congregation.FURTHER, WE ENCOURAGE congregation members, in the current political struggle inour state, to use this statement to support those who are oppressed by the actions of thecurrent administration, State Senate and Assembly who have voted to take this right fromworkers, to let them know that the United Methodist Church stands with them in theirefforts to maintain collective bargaining rights.We instruct the Communication Director of the Wisconsin Annual Conference todistribute our Discipline’s statement above to all of the news outlets available to receiveour press releases in the state of Wisconsin to inform the citizens of the state of theposition of The United Methodist Church.Conference Action: ApprovedAction Item 14:Submitted by:Annual Conference Support of “20/20: Visioning An AIDS-Free World”Wisconsin Conference Board of Global MinistriesWHEREAS, the global HIV and AIDS pandemic has for more than 30 years beenimpacting the world, particularly among the poor and the marginalized, and the GeneralConference has established the United Methodist Global AIDS Fund which has supportedmore than 175 HIV and AIDS church-oriented and Christ-centered ministries in 37countries, andWHEREAS, more than 30 million people are infected world-wide, almost 50% of whomare women, and more than 15 million children are orphaned, and information about the152 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalglobal health crisis and the church response are available on www.umglobalaidsfund.org,andWHEREAS, Jesus called his disciples to “heal every disease and sickness” (Matthew10:1) and John Wesley instructed his followers to treat the sick without stigma ordiscrimination, andWHEREAS, a gift as small as $20 can stop the transmission of HIV from severalmothers to their new-born babies, supply nutrients to 20 HIV positive children sufferingfrom dehydration, ensure nursing care for a newborn infant born with AIDS, teach youngpeople and adults how to prevent HIV, feed an HIV positive person for a month so theycan take powerful medicines, and provide free Upper Room biblical readings and prayersfor those infected and affected.THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT, since the United Methodist Global AIDSFund Committee has launched a campaign entitled “20/20: Visioning An AIDS-FreeWorld,” the Wisconsin Conference:1. Endorses the “20/20: Visioning an AIDS-Free World” campaign.2. Calls upon its churches in 2012 to devote at least 30 minutes discussing thepandemic and practical ways each congregation can respond.3. Commits that 30 minutes of the 2012 Wisconsin Annual Conference plenarytime be devoted to “20/20: Visioning an AIDS-Free World.”4. Invites every church member to contribute yearly $20, $200 or more to theUnited Methodist Global AIDS Fund Advance #982345. Twenty-five percent ofwhat the annual conference raises should be kept by and used within theconference for AIDS work, either locally or in global projects.5. Asks individuals and congregations to join the 2020 Club comprised of thosewho have committed $2020 by 2020 to the United Methodist Global AIDSFund.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, since words are best matched by action, we urge the2012 Wisconsin Annual Conference to take a special offering to support the UnitedMethodist Global AIDS Fund (Advance #982345)Conference Action: ApprovedAction Item 15: Affirmation of the “Statement of Counsel to the Church –2011”Submitted by:Wisconsin United Methodist Federation for Social Action, byJeffrey J. Virchow, Legislation CoordinatorFor many years the United Methodist Church has struggled over issues related to gaymen and women attending, joining and serving in the church. This struggle has drainedthe church of physical and spiritual energy and threatens to prevent the church fromgrowing and reaching its full potential as the body of Christ. Acknowledging this painand in the hope of helping the church to move forward in a way that lives into its sloganof “Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors” a group of retired United Methodist bishopsincluding Donald A. Ott, Sharon Zimmerman Rader, Jesse DeWitt and Joseph Humperand representing 42% of retired United Methodist bishops including bishops residing inItems Requiring Annual Conference Action 153

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalthe United States, Africa, Europe and the Philippines, has issued “A Statement ofCounsel to the Church – 2011” which is found in its entirety in the footnote below. 1We acknowledge this effort by our retired bishops as an attempt to help the church moveforward in its goal of being a transformative community that acknowledges the gifts andgraces of all persons in accordance with the historic inclusiveness of the UnitedMethodist Church. Further we acknowledge the action of the 2008 General Conferencein passing Resolution #2043 “Opposition to Homophobia and Heterosexism” opposing“all forms of violence or discrimination based on gender, gender identity, sexual practice,or sexual orientation” and calling on the General Board of Church and Society to“provide resources and materials aimed at educating members of the local churches aboutthe reality, issues, and effects of homophobia and heterosexism and the need for Christianwitness against these facets of marginalization.” 2Therefore be it resolved that the Wisconsin Annual Conference of The United MethodistChurch affirms the “Statement of Counsel to the Church – 2011” and urges all localchurches to use this document and the information provided by the General Board ofChurch and Society on “Human Sexuality” and “Combating Homophobia” www.umcgbcs.orgto prayerfully study and reflect on the place of homosexual persons in thechurch and ways to eradicate homophobia and heterosexism within the church andsociety.1A Statement of Counsel to the Church – 2011: Out of concern for the welfare of allGod’s people, and, out of special concern for the people of The United MethodistChurch, we, United Methodist Bishops – retired, believe The United Methodist Churchshould remove the following statement from The Book of Discipline (2008):“…The practice of homosexuality is incompatible with Christian teaching. Thereforeself-avowed practicing homosexuals are not to be certified as candidates, ordained asministers, or appointed to serve in The United Methodist Church.” 304.3Our lives and ministries over the years have included prayerful, thoughtful considerationof our Holy Bible, our Wesleyan heritage, reflection on our experience of the church andworld, and our conviction of God’s intention for a world transformed.With this statement of conviction and counsel we seek:• To affirm that the historic tests of “gifts and evidence of God’s grace” forordained ministry override any past or present temporal restrictions such asrace, gender, ethnicity, or sexual orientation.• To urge the Church, ecumenical and denominational, to change the manner inwhich it relates to gay, lesbian and transgendered persons in official statements,judicial proceedings, and in congregational life.• To declare our conviction that the current disciplinary position of The UnitedMethodist Church, a part of our historical development, need not, and shouldnot, be embraced as the faithful position for the future.• To make known our names and shared personal conviction on this matter and toencourage other church and Episcopal leaders to do the same.With increasing frequency we observe and experience the following disturbing realitiesand know them to be detrimental to the mission of a Church of Jesus Christ:154 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal• Laity and clergy, gay and straight, withdrawing membership or absentingthemselves from the support of congregational and denominational Church lifein order to maintain personal integrity.• Young adults, especially, embarrassed to invite friends and expressing dismay atthe unwillingness of our United Methodist Church to alter its 39-yearexclusionary stance.• Closeted pastors, currently called and ordained in our church, living dividedlives while offering effective appreciated ministry.• Bishops being drained of energy by upholding Church Discipline whileregarding it as contrary to their convictions.• Bishops caught between care for the Church by reappointing an effective gay orlesbian pastor and care for the Discipline by charging them under currentlegislation.• Seminary leaders desiring greater flexibility and openness from the church inorder to advance their mission of identifying, recruiting, enrolling, educatingand spiritually forming Christian leaders.• Christian gay men and women understanding themselves called of God to seekministry opportunities within their United Methodist family Church home, buthaving to decide between:• leaving to go to accepting denominations, or• staying and praying for change, or• challenging Church law and accepting punitive actions.Our United Methodist Church, ashamed and repentant in the past, ended official andunofficial restrictions on candidacy, ordination and appointment for reason of race,gender and ethnicity. We believe the God we know in Jesus is leading us to issue thiscounsel and call – a call to transform our church life and our world.United Methodist Episcopal Leaders-RetiredSharon Z. Rader, Donald A. Ott, Beverly Shamana, C. Joseph Sprague, Melvin G.Talbert, S. Clifton Ives, Joe A. Wilson, William Lewis, Forrest Stith, Susan Morrison,Susan Hassinger, Judy Craig, Dale White, William Boyd Grove, C. P. Minnick, KennethL. Carder, Roy I. Sano, Joe Yeakel, Kenneth Hicks, Joseph Humper, Monk Bryan, JesseDeWitt, Jack Tuell, J. Lloyd Knox, Charles W. Jordan, J. Lawrence McCleskey, MarshallL. Meadors, Jr. Franz Schafer, Sheldon Duecker, Fritz Mutti, Cal McConnell, LeontineT. C. Kelly, Robert C. Morgan, Alfred Johnson, Richard Wilke, Danny Arichea2 “Opposition to Homophobia and Heterosexism” The Book of Resolutions of the UnitedMethodist Church 2008, 132.Conference Action: ApprovedAction Item 16:Submitted by:Financial Report of Trial CostsWesley White, Clergy Member of the Annual ConferenceWHEREAS Conference money for a church trial is not in our 2011 Annual ConferenceBudget, andWHEREAS accountability about our finances is critical for confidence in theConference workings, andWHEREAS information extends that confidence,Items Requiring Annual Conference Action 155

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBE IT RESOLVED that the Conference Council on Finance and Administration reportto the 2012 Annual Conference the following information about a church trial of Rev.Amy DeLong:1. How much Conference money was spent on the trial,2. For what specific purposes was it spent (for instance: Counsel, Travel, Venue,Housing, etc.),3. From what funds was money used for the trial, and4. Plans or policies for financing any subsequent trials of clergy or laity.Conference Action: Withdrawn from ConsiderationAction Item 17:Submitted by:Resolutions Concerning Trial ExpendituresWesley White, Clergy Member of the Annual ConferenceWHEREAS the bishop of the Wisconsin Annual Conference made a decision to beginchurch trial proceedings against Rev. Amy DeLong because of Rev. DeLong’sunderstanding that 335.c.4 of the Discipline (“Are you willing to minister with allpersons without regard to … gender (or) sexual orientation …?”) takes precedence over341.6 (“Ceremonies that celebrate homosexual unions shall not be celebrated by ourministers….”), andWHEREAS the Wisconsin Annual Conference does not believe that the GeneralConference should expect an Annual Conference to pay for an adjudication of one part ofthe Book of Discipline against another part, that is a General Conference cost, andWHEREAS the Wisconsin Annual Conference does not believe monies given for themission of the church ought to be diverted to efforts intended to suppress the conscienceof its pastors, andWHEREAS trials of this nature historically cost between $50,000 and $100,000, andWHEREAS no funds have been budgeted by the Wisconsin Annual Conference for thepurposes of this trial, andWHEREAS the bishop of the Wisconsin Annual Conference has no authority toauthorize the expenditure of such funds without the approval of the Annual Conferenceor the Council on Finance and Administration,THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Wisconsin Annual Conference directs itsCouncil on Finance and Administration to present to the 2011 Annual Conference beforeits close a full accounting of proposed funding sources for the coming trial of Rev. AmyDeLong, andBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that an amount equal to any Annual Conference fundsexpended for the trial of Rev. DeLong be withheld from 2012 monies designated for theGeneral Conference Administration and/or Episcopal Funds and be returned to thesource(s) from which they came. [Note: General Conference Funds for Africa University,Black College, Ministerial Education, Interdenominational Cooperation, or WorldService are excluded from this provision.Conference Action: Ruled Out of Order156 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAction Item 18:Submitted by:Resolution on the Discontinuance of the University UnitedMethodist Church, Madison, WisconsinSam Royappa, District SuperintendentWHEREAS, the University United Methodist Church, located in Madison, Wisconsin,has been a Methodist worshipping community at the center of the University ofWisconsin – Madison for nearly 100 years, andWHEREAS, the University United Methodist Church has been a faithful church withmission and ministries of progressive Christianity, social activism and inclusiveness,including missions for the poor, disenfranchised, international missions, and especially tothe gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community, with a special commitment tomusic and liturgical dance, andWHERAS the University United Methodist Church, Madison, has faithfully paid allapportionments through calendar year 2010, and has a budgeted commitment to pay itsapportionments through the end of June, 2011, which has supported global ministry hereand beyond, andWHEREAS, University United Methodist Church has faced issues and challengescaused by a membership diminished by death and transfer, and diminishing financialresources; andWHEREAS the University United Methodist Church has worshipped at the corner ofCharter Street and University Avenue for nearly 100 years, a property initially purchasedand built upon by our founding church, expanded by a coalition of our church and theWesley Foundation, and now owned by the Wesley Foundation of Madison; andWHEREAS, the University United Methodist Church members will be transferring theirmembership to another United Methodist Church in the area, should the individualmember so choose, after July 1, 2011, andWHEREAS, at a special church conference held on March 13, 2011 the membershipvoted to discontinue all services as a congregation effective July 1, 2011, with acelebration event/service on June 19, 2011, and ; andWHEREAS, District Superintendent Samuel J. Royappa has recommendeddiscontinuance of the University United Methodist Church; andWHEREAS, the consent to discontinue has been granted by presiding Bishop Linda Leeand by consent of the majority of the district superintendents and the Capital DistrictBoard of Church Location and Building, and all other proper Disciplinary requirementshave been complied with; andWHEREAS, the assets including bank balances and memorials gifts/other endowmentsremaining as of June 30, 2011 will be made available for disbursement as per theWisconsin Conference Policy; andWHEREAS, all historical and legal documents and records will be filed with theConference Archives at the Conference Center in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Wisconsin Annual Conference of theUnited Methodist Church ,meeting June 12-15, 2011 at Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin,declares the University United Methodist Church of Madison, Wisconsin discontinued asItems Requiring Annual Conference Action 157

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalof July 1, 2011 and directs the Capital District Superintendent to be the officer of theConference to implement this action.Conference Action: ApprovedAction Item 19:Submitted by:Resolution on the Discontinuance of Waldwick UnitedMethodist Church, Waldwick, WisconsinSamuel J. Royappa, District SuperintendentWHEREAS, at a church conference held on August 22, 2010, the membership of theWaldwick United Methodist Church, Waldwick, Wisconsin, voted to discontinue thechurch effective August 22, 2010; andWHEREAS, pastoral care has been given to the members of the Waldwick UnitedMethodist Church and efforts have been made to transfer their membership to otherUnited Methodist Churches; andWHEREAS, all historical and legal documents and records have been provided to theConference Archives in Sun Prairie; andWHEREAS, the District Superintendent has recommended discontinuance of theWaldwick United Methodist Church; andWHEREAS, the consent to discontinue has been granted by presiding Bishop Linda Leeand by consent of the District Superintendents, and all proper Disciplinary requirementshave been complied with.THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Wisconsin Annual Conference of theUnited Methodist Church meeting June 12 through 15, 2011 at the Wisconsin Dells,Wisconsin, declares the Waldwick United Methodist Church discontinued as of August22, 2010 and directs the Coulee District Superintendent to be the officer of theConference to implement this action.Conference Action: ApprovedAction Item 20:Submitted by:Resolution on the Discontinuance of Argyle United MethodistChurch, Argyle, WisconsinSamuel J. Royappa, District SuperintendentWHEREAS, at a church conference held on April 3, 2011, the membership of the ArgyleUnited Methodist Church, Argyle, Wisconsin, voted to discontinue the church effectiveJune 10, 2011; andWHEREAS, pastoral care has been given to the members of the Argyle UnitedMethodist Church and efforts have been made to transfer their membership to otherUnited Methodist Churches; andWHEREAS, all historical and legal documents and records have been provided to thePecatonica Valley Charge offices at Blanchardville, Wisconsin; andWHEREAS, the District Superintendent has recommended discontinuance of the ArgyleUnited Methodist Church; and158 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWHEREAS, the consent to discontinue has been granted by presiding Bishop Linda Leeand by consent of the District Superintendents, and all proper Disciplinary requirementshave been complied with.THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Wisconsin Annual Conference of theUnited Methodist Church meeting June 12 through 15, 2011 at the Wisconsin Dells,Wisconsin, declares the Argyle United Methodist Church discontinued as of June 10,2011 and directs the Coulee District Superintendent to be the officer of the Conference toimplement this action.Conference Action: Withdrawn from Consideration [Editor’s Note: The Argyle UMChas merged with the Lamont UMC.]Action Item 21:Submitted by:Resolution on the Discontinuance of South Wayne UnitedMethodist Church, South Wayne, WisconsinSamuel J. Royappa, District SuperintendentWHEREAS, at a church conference held on April 3, 2011, the membership of the SouthWayne United Methodist Church, South Wayne, Wisconsin, voted to discontinue thechurch effective June 10, 2011; andWHEREAS, pastoral care has been given to the members of the South Wayne UnitedMethodist Church and efforts have been made to transfer their membership to otherUnited Methodist Churches; andWHEREAS, all historical and legal documents and records have been provided to thePecatonica Valley Charge offices at Blanchardville, Wisconsin; andWHEREAS, the District Superintendent has recommended discontinuance of the SouthWayne United Methodist Church; andWHEREAS, the consent to discontinue has been granted by presiding Bishop Linda Leeand by consent of the District Superintendents, and all proper Disciplinary requirementshave been complied with.THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Wisconsin Annual Conference of theUnited Methodist Church meeting June 12 through 15, 2011 at the Wisconsin Dells,Wisconsin, declares the South Wayne United Methodist Church discontinued as of June10, 2011 and directs the Coulee District Superintendent to be the officer of theConference to implement this action.Conference Action: Withdrawn from Consideration [Editor’s Note: The South WayneUMC has merged with the Blanchardville UMC.]REVISED Action Item 22: Proposed Balloting Procedures for the Election ofDelegates to the 2012 General and Jurisdictional ConferencesSubmitted by:Kevin Rice Myers, Conference SecretaryWHEREAS Conference Policy 140.1.0 related to the election of delegates to the Generaland Jurisdictional Conference now reads:Items Requiring Annual Conference Action 159

140.1.0 Nominations and Elections:2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLay and clergy United Methodists of Wisconsin who are interested in election as Generaland Jurisdictional Conference Delegates may submit brief biographical sketches ofthemselves which will be distributed by the Conference Secretary in the pre-Conferencematerials. The Conference Secretary shall present the balloting procedures during theopening plenary of an election year session for adoption by the Annual Conference.AND WHEREAS the Conference Rules Committee has proposed adding the followingsentence to the end of Policy 140.1.0:In addition to the delegates elected to the General and Jurisdictional Conferences,there shall be four clergy and four lay reserve delegates elected to the JurisdictionalConference.THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the following procedures shall be used by the2011 Wisconsin Annual Conference Session for the election of delegates to the 2012General and Jurisdictional Conference of The United Methodist Church:Balloting:A. Ballots may be taken any time the Conference is in session. Before each ballotfollowing the first ballot, the Bishop shall read the name and vote count of eachperson who received 10 or more votes on the prior ballot, the names of personspreviously elected, and the number of persons to be elected on the present ballot.B. When sufficient time has elapsed to mark the ballots, the Bishop shall call upon allthose voting to stand and remain standing until their ballots have been collected.Valid Ballots:A. To be valid, a ballot, must include votes for the exact number of eligible individualsthat are to be elected on that ballot. If it contains votes for more or fewer personsthan are to be elected on that ballot, it shall be an invalid ballot.B. Ballots will be scanned electronically, and must be marked with a Number 2 pencil.Ballots marked in ink, which cannot be scanned, will be invalid.C. Ballots that contain votes for someone who is not eligible for election will be invalid.D. Ballots that the scanner does not read will be checked for accuracy. If those who arecounting the ballots can readily discern the proper number, the ballot will becorrected, and providing that all other conditions are correct, it will be counted asvalid.Election:For each of the first six FIVE ballots cast for the election of General ConferenceDelegates, a majority of all the valid ballots shall be necessary for election. If a seventhSIXTH General Conference ballot is necessary, then the persons receiving the highestnumber of votes on the seventh SIXTH ballot will be elected, up to the number needed tocomplete the General Conference delegation. The same procedure using not more thanseven SIX additional ballots will be employed for the election of JurisdictionalConference delegates.Reserve Delegates:The Reserve Delegates to General Conference shall consist of the delegates elected toJurisdictional Conference in the order of their election. Following the ballot on which thefinal Jurisdictional Conference Delegate(s) are elected, then one additional ballot shall becast to elect four clergy and four lay Reserve Delegates to the Jurisdictional Conference.160 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalOnly those candidates who received 10 or more votes on a prior ballot shall be eligiblefor election as reserve delegates. [Editor’s Note: The preceding sentence was restored byconference action.] The four persons receiving the highest number of votes shall beelected.Conference Action: Approved as AmendedAction Item 23:Submitted by:Petitions to the 2012 General ConferenceConference Petitions Committee, on behalf of each individualsubmitterThe proposed Petitions to the 2012 General Conference are printed in a separate sectionof the Journal following the Reports of Boards and Agencies.Action Item 24:Submitted by:2012 BudgetConference Council on Finance and AdministrationThe approved 2012 Budget is printed at the conclusion of all other action items.Action Item 25: Resolution to Create a Human Sexuality ResourceDevelopment TeamSubmitted by:The Human Sexuality Task Force -- Chuck Roloff, Task ForcechairpersonThe Human Sexuality Task Force (HSTF) was formed following last year’s annualconference in response to Lamarr Gibson’s resolution, which reads as follows:“that the Annual Conference direct the Bishop to appoint a team to plan and provide forthe implementation of a conference-wide education and dialogue on humansexuality and sexual orientation that will have the objective of creating GeneralConference resolutions to enable persons of differing theologies and orientations tolive and practice our common faith and denominational life in an atmosphere ofhealthy and constructive co-existence. The planning team will be composed of personsfrom the GLBT and non-GLBT communities, including persons neutral to, supportive of,and not supportive of GLBT concerns and issues. The Planning Team will be ongoing,but will report initial findings to the 2011 Annual Conference. The decision makingprocess will be governed by Christian Conferencing principles and consensusbuilding.”The HSTF discussed the proposal at length to determine the core intention and came tothe conclusion that there were multiple competing requests implicit in the resolution. Thetask force worked through the various implications of this resolution and recognized thatour denomination may not survive intact the current atmosphere of disagreement anddiscord. In a spirit of hope for our future the HSTF submits the following motion:Whereas, the issue of acceptable human sexuality is a source of continued disagreementthat threatens our witness for Christ and our ability to envision, embody and embrace atrue atmosphere for healthy coexistence where all can feel safe, welcomed and affirmed,andWhereas, our spiritual life together depends on our ability to explore and discussfundamental issues of the authority of scripture, theological interpretation, ourItems Requiring Annual Conference Action 161

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalunderstanding of God’s ongoing work in and through the church, our core values, and theways we understand the nature, power and definition of sin,Therefore be it resolved that the bishop, in consultation with Dan Dick, Amanda Stein,and Wendell Williams, design a Human Sexuality Resource Team in July of 2011 for theexpress purposes of creating:1. Small group and large group resources for exploring and navigating thiscomplex, controversial and frequently debated issue in the church; and,2. A study for congregations on human sexual diversity and the various cultural,emotional and spiritual issues in which we all engage; and,3. A proposal to be presented at the 2012 session of the Wisconsin AnnualConference for “Christian Unity and Healthy Coexistence on the Issues ofHuman Sexual & Gender Diversity.”Conference Action: ApprovedAction Item 26:Petition to Reduce the Risk of Child Sexual Abuse in theWisconsin Annual ConferenceSubmitted by: Safe Sanctuaries Task Force, Kate Jones, ResolutionFacilitatorWHEREAS, Jesus said, “Whoever welcomes [a] child . . . welcomes me” (Matthew18:5). Children are our present and our future, our hope, our teachers, our inspiration.They are full participants in the life of the church and in the realm of God.Jesus also said, “If any of you put a stumbling block before one of these little ones . . . itwould be better for you if a great millstone were fastened around your neck and you weredrowned in the depth of the sea” (Matthew 18:6). Our Christian faith calls us to offerboth hospitality and protection to the little ones, the children. The Social Principles ofThe United Methodist Church state that “children must be protected from economic,physical, emotional and sexual exploitation and abuse” ( 162C). (2008 Book ofResolutions 3084 Reducing the Risk of Child Abuse in the Church)WHEREAS, The damage caused by child abuse or mistreatment is devastating, longlasting,and far-reaching. Our Christian faith calls us to offer both hospitality andprotection to the most vulnerable among us. In our society, that includes children, youth,and adults with physical or mental disabilities. Sadly, the church may be the only placewhere some people find the unconditional love and care they so desperately need to growand thrive. We must take seriously our responsibility not only to care for these brothersand sisters, but to create a place of safety and refuge within our sanctuaries.WHEREAS, the United Methodist Church made a commitment to reducing the risk ofchild abuse in 1996 and has reaffirmed this commitment in 2004 and 2008 (Resolution#65, 2004 Book of resolutions, Resolution #59, 2000 Book of Resolutions.WHEREAS this commitment provides that Annual conferences:Develop safety and risk-reducing policies and procedures for conference-sponsoredevents such as camps, retreats, youth gatherings, childcare at conference events, mission162 Items Requiring Annual Conference Action

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journaltrips, etc; and develop guidelines and training processes for use by church leaders whocarry responsibility for prevention of child abuse in local churches.Both sets of policies shall be developed by a task force appointed by the cabinet incooperation with appropriate conference agencies. These policies shall be approved bythe annual conference and assigned to a conference agency for implementation.WHEREAS this commitment provides that local churches develop and implement anongoing education plan for the congregation and its leaders on the reality of child abuse,risk factors leading to child abuse, and strategies for prevention;WHEREAS such policies and procedures are collectively referred to as “Safe SanctuaryPolicies,”THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Wisconsin Annual Conference implement astructure, training processes and reporting requirements for local churches to ensure SafeSanctuary policies exist at every level within the Wisconsin Annual Conference.Conference Action: ApprovedItems Requiring Annual Conference Action 163

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCE - UNITED METHODIST CHURCH2012 APPROVED BUDGETAPPORTIONMENTS2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETGross Apportionments 7,848,366 7,848,366 7,829,371 7,762,935Unpaid (784,837) (1,409,527) (1,096,112) (920,551)Percent Paid 90.0% 82.0% 86.0% 88.1%Net Apportionments 7,063,529 6,438,839 6,733,259 6,842,384EXPENSESCIRCUIT AND LOCAL CONGREGATIONAL DEVELOPMENTBOARD OF CONGREGATION AND CIRCUIT DEVELOPMENTAdministration 5,522 3,286 5,522 5,522Mission Church Support 388,800 339,666 349,533 349,533Revisioning 76,800 98,000 76,800 76,800Revitalization Expenses 1,920 230 1,920 1,920MissionInsite(/Percept)/Research 20,938 12,060 12,060 12,060New Ministry Academy *DLT 7,680 2,299 7,680 7,680Academy for Congregational Transformation *DLT 9,600 0 9,600 9,600Leadership Specific Training *DLT 9,600 560 9,600 9,600New Church Starts 331,200 265,000 281,200 281,200Jurisdictional/National Meetings/Conferences 1,440 0 1,440 1,440Racial/Ethnic/Multicultural 9,936 0 9,936 9,936Transitional Church Development 960 0 960 960Builders Call Expense 22,500 0 22,500 22,500Less: Fees 0 (330) 0 0Less: Contributions from Individuals/Churches 0 0 0 (28,000)Less: Designated Funds:C713 Revolving Loan Fund (75,500) 0 0 0C194 New Faith Builders' Call (22,500) 0 (22,500) (22,500)C038 Fund for Discipleship Immed Use 0 0 (21,700) (32,700)C243 Cameron Christ (2,000) 0 0 0C472 Black Creek UMC 0 (12,461) (47,000) (36,000)TOTAL 786,896 708,310 697,551 669,551CIRCUIT MINISTRY (Moved to THE CABINET in 2012)Circuit Training-Clergy Leaders *DLT 19,440 9,613 19,440Circuit Training & Grants-Circuit, District, & Regional 28,800 3,392 28,800Circuit Grants 5,402TOTAL 48,240 18,407 48,240ETHNIC LOCAL CHURCH CONCERNS COMMITTEEAdministration 960 941 794 960Promotion 1,139 0 100 1,100Leadership/Program Development *DLT 6,720 2,004 6,720 4,354Jurisdictional/National Meetings 4,800 500 3,800 2,000Scholarships 2,880 2,198 2,880 2,800National Urban Academy 1,920 0 1,920 0Summer Developers Program 19,680 24,010 20,000 25,000Less: Donations to Summer Developers Program (6,000) (1,664) (6,000) (6,000)TOTAL 32,099 27,989 30,214 30,214COMMITTEE ON HISPANIC / LATINO MINISTRIESAdministration 1,920 753 1,920 1,920Interpretation & Advocacy 480 400 400 400Strategic & Comprehensive Ministry Plan 672 0 500 500Training Lay & Clergy Leadership *DLT 7,680 3,971 7,543 7,443Resources 288 200 200 200Monitor, Support & Evaluate Wis. Annual Conference 0 0 0 100Less: Participate/User Fees *DLT (1,500) 0 (1,500) (1,500)TOTAL 9,540 5,324 9,063 9,063164 2012 Approved Budget

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETTHE CABINET (Was DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS)Salaries--District Superintendents 276,800 276,800 276,800 297,200Housing--District Superintendents 76,840 76,840 76,840 82,544Salaries--Administrative Assistants 144,768 152,772 144,768 157,500Social Security 9,600 9,861 9,600 9,900Pension 64,320 69,497 64,320 73,900Health Insurance 91,200 84,054 91,200 98,500Death & Disability Insurance 13,920 14,012 13,920 15,000Workers Comp 1,248 1,649 1,248 1,700Travel/Meetings & Conferences 57,600 43,149 57,600 50,000Supplies 33,600 28,258 33,600 32,000Equipment 4,800 6,248 4,800 4,800Rent 51,840 54,276 51,840 55,000Consultation 9,600 10,174 9,600 9,600Professional Development-District Superintendents 3,840 2,371 3,840 3,840Professional Development-Regional Office Administrators 960 450 960 960District Administration 11,520 6,460 11,520 8,000AC Scholarships 2,880 7,999 2,880 8,000Assistant to the Bishop (Moved from Episcopal Office in 2012)Salary 74,300Housing Allowance 20,636Pension 14,150Health Insurance 12,751Death, Disability, & Worker's Comp Insurance 2,858Travel 6,240Professional Development 960Office Expenses 1,000Circuit Ministry (Moved from separate category in 2012)Circuit Training/Clergy/Coaching *DLT 19,440Circuit Training/Grants/District Training 22,000Moving Director (Moved from separate category in 2012)Administration 100Moving Expenses 180,000Sustentation (Moved from separate category in 2012) 20,000Less: Designated Funds-C736 BTRU Parsonages (12,000) (12,000) (12,000) (15,000)TOTAL 843,336 832,870 843,336 1,267,879TOTAL CIRCUIT & LOCAL CONGREGATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 1,720,111 1,592,899 1,628,404 1,976,707LOCAL CONGREGATION DIRECT SUPPORTPERCENT 24.4% 24.3% 24.2% 28.9%COMMUNICATIONS AND TECHNOLOGYAdministration 14,400 38,640 5,000 5,000(Print Media, Publications,) Marketing Materials 28,800 6,705 33,000 20,000Internet Services/Network/Video Conferencing 76,800 90,769 93,000 87,000Training Events *DLT 0 0 6,000 5,000Annual Conference Session IT Services (& A/V Equipment) 6,720 450 6,000 5,000Web, Video, Photography & Database 105,600 32,532 63,000 72,000Quarterly Newsletter 0 (70) 23,000 20,000Generator Purchase & Installation /Amortization 8,640 0 0 0TOTAL 240,960 169,026 229,000 214,000MOVING DIRECTOR (Moved to THE CABINET in 2012)Administration 192 0 100Moving Expenses 191,443 171,304 181,525TOTAL 191,635 171,304 181,6252012 Approved Budget 165

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETUNITED CHRISTIAN RESOURCE CENTERVideo/DVD Acquisitions & Operations Costs 2,775 1,000Video/DVD Acquisitions 2,400 1,312Mailings/Marketing/Catalog/Website 480 5 125Telephone, Postage, Office Supplies, Etc. 672 225Less: Membership Fees & Rental Income (1,000) (381) (800)Less: UMW Grant (400) 0 0TOTAL 2,152 1,161 1,975 1,125TOTAL LOCAL CONGREGATION DIRECT SUPPORT 434,747 341,491 412,600 215,125CLERGY AND LAY LEADERSHIPPERCENT 6.2% 5.2% 6.1% 3.1%AFRICA UNIVERSITY FUND (GCA-100%) 29,150 29,150 28,285 27,038BLACK COLLEGE FUND (GCA-100%) 130,248 130,248 126,381 120,809DISCIPLESHIP LEADERSHIP TEAM (Was BD OF DISCIPLESHIP)Administration & Development 1,219 734 2,000 2,500Resource Development & Training 0 0 0 2,000Ongoing Ministry Support 0 0 0 4,000New Ministries & Ministry Development Implementation 3,840 4,707 5,000 0TOTAL 5,059 5,441 7,000 8,500BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND STUDENT MINISTRYAdministration 1,632 819 1,700 1,700Campus Ministry 93,888 86,000 89,200 90,800Leadership Development 500Student Leadership Development *DLT 480 0 500Staff Leadership Development 0 405Less: Designated Funds-C724 BHED Board (4,000) (4,424) (4,000) (1,000)TOTAL 92,000 82,800 87,400 92,000BOARD OF LAY MINISTRYAdministration 2,208 703 2,097 2,097Lay Leadership Development *DLT 18,893 2,703 5,900 5,900Training & Resources 960 275 920 920AC Expenses / Resources 1,248 1,821 1,180 1,180Lay Speaking/Lay Servant Ministries 960 0 920 920Faith Alive! *DLT 13,757 14,338 20,672 31,840Less: Registration Fees-Lay Leadership Development (12,680) 0 0 0Less: Registration Fees-Faith Alive! *DLT (4,000) (8,593) (8,427) (11,842)Less: Faith Alive! Multi-Year Balance Carried Forward 0 3,906 0 0TOTAL 21,346 15,154 23,262 31,015166 2012 Approved Budget

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETBOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRYAdministration:Administration of the Board 6,720 2,923 6,500 6,000Meetings 16,704 19,841 16,700 21,000Executive Committee 576 497 500 500Executive Secretary Salary 31,680 33,000 33,000 36,000Executive Secretary Pension 4,416 4,917 4,850 5,400Executive Secretary Health Insurance 9,024 8,316 9,950 10,200Exec Secretary Death, Disability, & Workers Comp 1,440 1,096 1,400 1,300Exec Secretary Continuing Education 0 478 600 600Ministry Orders 864 75 500 500Recruitment/Screening:Mentoring 960 225 2,000 2,000Provisional Members Residency Prg *DLT 1,440 3,684 2,000 5,000Inquiring Candidates Retreats 7,200 5,363 6,500 7,000Ordination/Commissiong Service Expenses 864 3,525 1,000 3,500Psychological Assessment Services 21,120 34,000 22,000 30,000Background Checks 3,264 1,059 2,000 3,000Recruitment 960 0 1,000 1,000New Clergy Orientation 1,680 3,162 2,400 3,200Seminary Visits 768 30 500 500Clergy Spouse Support Network 96 0 100 100Less: Inquiring Candidates Registration Fees (2,000) (1,350) (3,000) (2,700)Less: Psychological Assessment Fees from Candidates (3,600) (4,800) (4,800) (6,600)Less: Designated Funds:C732 Ministerial Educ Fd-For Inq Cand Retreats (7,500) (5,363) (6,500) (7,000)C732 Ministerial Educ Fd-For Recruit/Seminary Visits 0 0 (1,500) (1,500)C732 Ministerial Educ Fd-For Mentoring (1,000) (255) 0 0C732 Ministerial Educ Fd-For Provisional Residency *DLT 0 (3,684) (2,000) (5,000)TOTAL 95,676 106,738 95,700 114,000MINISTERIAL EDUCATION FUND (GCA-100%) * 326,485 326,485 316,837 302,890* Twenty-five percent of the Ministerial Education Fund is retained by the annual conference to be used in itsprogram of education and professional support for persons in representative ministry as approved by the annualconference and administered through its Board of Ordained Ministry.NOMINATIONS COMMITTEEAdministration 1,152 553 1,152 900TOTAL 1,152 553 1,152 900JOINT BOARD OF PENSIONS, INSURANCE AND EQUITABLE COMPENSATIONAdministration 9,600 5,445 8,000 8,000Sabbatical Clergy Death/Disability Premium 2,304 0 2,400 2,400Hardship 960 0 1,000 1,000Health Ins. Premiums-Surviving Spouse-Active Clergy 1,920 12,614 3,000 3,000Retired Clergy Health Insurance Premiums ** 554,000 654,000 567,531 672,243Disabled Clergy Health Insurance Premiums 83,520 90,475 87,000 122,000Equitable Compensation 24,000 23,628 24,000 24,000Less: Contribution from East Wis. Pension Trust 0 (100,000) (100,000) (100,000)Less: Designated Funds:C730 Permanent Pension Fund (101,603) (101,603) (110,001) (112,365)C348 Ministerial Pension Memorial Fund (44,509) (44,509) (48,267) (49,562)C044 Ministerial Insurance Memorial Fund (4,769) (4,769) (6,263) (7,316)TOTAL 525,423 535,281 428,400 563,400** For 2011, this is a $100,000 reduction from the annual apportionment contribution that was included as part ofthe long-term plan to fund retiree health insurance initially approved by the 2008 Annual Conference. It is hopedthis will be a reduction for 2011 only.2012 Approved Budget 167

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETCONFERENCE COUNCIL ON YOUTH MINISTRIES (CCYM)Sr. High Convo Expense 56,695Sr. High Convo Revenue (64,537)Jr. High Convo Expense 65,211Jr. High Convo Revenue (53,885)Other Youth/Youth Adults Events/Ministries Expense 1,261Other Youth/Young Adults Events/Ministries Revenue (100)Profit (Loss) To (From) Designated Funds (4,644)Youth Ministries Administration & Program 4,800 1,479 4,800 4,800National/Jurisdictional YMO/DMYP 960 0 940 940Youth Ministries Resources & Communication 960 0 500 1,000Wis. Adults in Youth Ministry Admin & Program 4,800 0 4,500 4,500Young Adult Ministries Admin & Program 4,800 0 4,500 4,500Angel Fund 2,880 710 3,000 2,500TOTAL 19,200 2,189 18,240 18,240SUSTENTATION (Moved to THE CABINET in 2012)Sustentation 24,000 10,749 24,000TOTAL 24,000 10,749 24,000TOTAL CLERGY & LAY LEADERSHIP 1,269,739 1,244,788 1,156,657 1,278,792CONNECTIONAL MINISTRIESPERCENT 18.0% 19.0% 17.2% 18.7%BOARD OF CAMPS AND RETREAT MINISTRIESByron Center Expense 6,266Byron Center Revenue (6,266)Lake Lucerne Expense 357,897Lake Lucerne Revenue (357,897)Pine Lake Expense 347,463Pine Lake Revenue (347,463)Administration 0 0 4,500 5,000Leadership Team:Salaries 137,280 119,287 107,000 108,000Social Security 10,560 8,210 8,100 8,300Pension 19,200 13,507 13,700 11,900Health Insurance 49,920 28,346 30,000 33,000Death & Disability 1,824 2,043 2,000 1,800Workers Compensation 6,912 4,367 3,700 4,500Other Leadership Team Expenses 3,840 7,941 3,000 4,000Camp Insurance 46,080 31,463 40,000 33,500Camp Property Taxes 56,640 62,861 58,000 60,000TOTAL 332,256 278,025 270,000 270,000BOARD OF CHURCH AND SOCIETYAdministration 1,920 600 1,824 1,824Rising Sun Camp 2,880 0 2,736 0Program Emphasis 4,080 3,572 3,876 6,612Justice with "Zeal" Grants 1,920 0 1,824 1,824Peace with Justice Programs 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000Less: Designated Funds C705 BOCS Peace with Justice (5,000) (5,000) (5,000) (5,000)TOTAL 10,800 4,172 10,260 10,260168 2012 Approved Budget

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETBOARD OF GLOBAL MINISTRIESAdministration-Board Meetings 1,440 954 1,368 1,200Emerging Ministries 0 (274) 0Health & Welfare:Administration-Meetings, Dues 1,920 4,628 1,824 1,800Golden Cross Offering Expense 0 0 0 3,000Northcott Neighborhood House 67,200 60,480 63,840 67,000UM Children's Services 117,120 105,408 111,200 130,000UMCS Transitional Living 13,440 12,096 12,768Madison Hospital Chaplaincy 3,187 2,868 3,028 3,000Parish Nursing 384 0 365 500Harbor House Shelter 12,797 11,517 12,156 15,000Mission Motivation:Administration 1,440 330 1,368 1,200Conference Partnerships 4,800 4,560Conference Partnership: East Angola 0 2,000Conference Partnership: Native American Ministries 0 2,000Ambassador Program 2,400 0 2,280 2,400Conference Missions Secretary 480 0 456 400Mission Education & Interpretation 2,400 1,106 2,280 2,400Mission Itineration Fund 288 (260) 270 2,000Immigration Task Force 0 0 0 500Global Mission Seminars 1,920 0 1,824 1,900District Mission Secretaries 480 0 456 480Global AIDS 0 0 0 400Community Ministries:Administration 480 0 456 400Hmong House of Good News 0 0 3,000 3,000Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee 0 3,000 0 3,000Hands of Christ Deaf Ministry 3,360 0 0 0Emerging Ministries 3,168 0 3,200 0Volunteers in Mission-National:Administration 2,016 2,515 1,865 2,000Early Response 720 0 665 700Scholarships 720 720 665 700Jurisdictional VIM 960 0 1,000 900Volunteers in Mission-International:Administration 960 446 912 900On-Site Visits, Publicity 960 1,361 912Scholarships 1,440 177 1,368 1,000Jurisdictional VIM 288 288 274 300Disaster Task Force 1,728 2,411 1,710 1,600TOTAL 248,496 209,772 236,070 251,680COMMISSION ON RELIGION AND RACEAdministration 2,376 1,694 2,257 2,250Programming 3,240 0 3,078 3,000Caucuses:Caucus-Asian 1,728 1,626 1,642 1,650Caucus-Korean 3,888 3,598 3,694 3,700Caucus-Hmong 3,456 3,398 3,283 3,300Caucus-Black 3,888 3,628 3,694 4,000Caucus-Hispanic 4,320 4,061 4,104 5,000Caucus-Native American 2,592 1,713 2,462 2,500Cross Cultural Training *DLT 14,400 0 1,844 1,500Jurisdictional Commission Dues 864 1,000 900 1,000Jurisdictional Learning Event 0 18,666 0 0Less: Participant Fees (12,375) (9,534) 0 0TOTAL 28,377 29,851 26,958 27,900COMMISSION ON THE STATUS AND ROLE OF WOMENAdministration 1,728 153 1,607 600Programming 0 0 0 1,100TOTAL 1,728 153 1,607 1,7002012 Approved Budget 169

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETCOMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN UNITY AND INTERRELIGIOUS CONCERNSAdministration 1,248 0 700 500Chiristian Unity 672 0 750 0Wis. Chaplaincy Association 1,728 1,555 1,500 1,750WI Council of Churches:Board of Directors 0 821 288 0Membership 51,840 47,520 52,250 51,000TOTAL 55,488 49,896 55,488 53,250EPISCOPAL FUND (GCA-100%) 262,331 262,331 263,225 278,080GENERAL & JURISDICTIONAL CONF DELEGATIONAdministration 1,920 80 1,800 8,000TOTAL 1,920 80 1,800 8,000INTERDENOMINATL COOPERATION FD (GCA-100%) 25,410 25,410 24,689 23,976JURISDICTIONAL CONFERENCE FUND 14,145 14,145 14,145 14,145MINISTRY AND OUTREACHAdministration 2,016 1,281 1,995 2,000Grants & Scholarships 3,168 195 3,135 1,500Ongoing Ministry Support 3,840 2,000 3,800 2,500Event Management 0 12,037 0 0National Church Developers Network 0 0 0 0TOTAL 9,024 15,513 8,930 6,000PERSONNEL COMMITTEEMeetings 960 17 800 800Administration 3,648 1,934 3,500 3,500Salaries-Ministry & Outreach (7.38 staff in 2012) 358,690 330,570 368,400 336,400Housing-Ministry & Outreach (3 staff in 2012) 76,840 57,630 57,630 61,908Salaries-Communications (4.2 staff in 2012) 143,313 166,518 146,300 184,800Salaries-Finance (4.3 staff in 2012) 197,262 209,592 191,600 209,300Housing-Finance (1 staff in 2012) 19,210 19,619 19,210 20,636Social Security 37,632 36,441 37,400 38,400Pension 104,448 92,522 94,200 97,500Health Insurance 129,792 91,256 104,500 112,800Death & Disability Insurance 19,104 14,677 15,500 15,400Worker's Compensation Insurance 2,400 2,915 1,800 3,100Less: Designated Funds-C736 BTRU Parsonages (15,000) (12,000) (12,000) (12,000)Less: From Group Health Ins Plan-Finance Staff (11,600) (15,042) (14,000) (14,000)Less: From Pension/CPP Plan-Finance Staff (11,600) (12,209) (12,500) (12,500)Less: Funding from Disaster Grant-M&O Staff 0 (4,133) 0 0Less: Funding from Disaster Grant-Comm Staff 0 (5,567) 0 0Less: Funding from Disaster Grant-Finance Staff 0 (28,180) 0 0TOTAL 1,055,099 946,559 1,002,340 1,046,044PETITIONS COMMITTEEAdministration 0 0 500 0TOTAL 0 0 500 0170 2012 Approved Budget

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETPROGRAM AND ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEEAdministration 2,880 3,889 2,736 3,000Food Plan Expenses 15,073 14,000 7,000Plenary 33,600 61,645 31,920 50,000Worship 10,560 5,739 10,032 12,000Speakers 4,800 1,550 4,560 3,000Printing 6,240 544 5,928 1,500Local Arrangements 58,560 10,705 55,632 60,000Korean/Visiting Delegation to AC Expenses 0 3,384 5,000 10,000Scholarships 1,440 360 1,368 1,200Registration 1,104 6,064 1,049 8,500Child Care 2,400 1,235 2,280 3,500Less: Reimbursement-Registration/ & Child Care & Displays (76,650) (76,756) (71,000) (80,000)Less: Food Plan Reimbursement (13,123) (14,000) (7,000)Less: Display Table Rent (1,500)Less: Child Care Use Fee (400)TOTAL 44,934 20,309 49,505 70,800VISION AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENT TEAMAdministration 778 479 739TOTAL 778 479 739WORLD SERVICE FUND (GCA-100%) 953,723 953,723 937,876 912,922TOTAL CONNECTIONAL MINISTRIES 3,044,509 2,810,417 2,904,132 2,974,757CONFERENCE SUPPORT MINISTRIESPERCENT 43.1% 42.8% 43.1% 43.5%BOARD OF TRUSTEESAdministration 1,440 1,102 1,300 1,200UM Center:Utilities 57,600 50,364 55,000 53,000Cleaning Supplies & Services 27,840 26,107 26,500 27,000Grounds Maintenance 13,440 10,837 14,000 12,000Building Repairs & Maintenance 24,960 22,810 33,000 30,000Administration & Misc. Building Expenses 4,800 1,326 3,000 2,000Taxes 3,840 2,004 2,200 2,300Interest 16,608 11,617 9,687 7,700Principal 45,408 43,169 45,100 47,100Insurance 6,720 6,098 6,500 6,300Tenant Improvements 960 75 2,000 2,000Insurance 20,160 17,434 17,500 17,700Property Taxes 96 68 0 0Minimum Standards for Church Facilities Grants 1,920 0 0 0Capital Expense Reserve 9,600 37,000 13,000 23,000Less: Rent (46,300) (49,942) (48,000) (50,700)Less: Rent from Regional Office (12,200) (12,200) (12,200) (12,500)Less: Donation from Episcopal Account (5,000) (5,000) (5,000) (5,150)Less: Rent from Wis. UM Foundation (4,720) (4,720) (4,720) (4,860)Less: Funding from Disaster Grant 0 (7,704) 0 0TOTAL 167,172 150,446 158,867 158,0902012 Approved Budget 171

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETCOMMISSION ON ARCHIVES AND HISTORYMeetings 384 35 384 400Computer & Archival Supplies 2,880 2,104 2,880 3,000Jurisdiction Dues & Convocation 730 355 514 800Archives Outreach 326 0 326 300Museum 0 2,214 0 0Less: Designated Funds C885 Weiler Memorial 0 (2,214) 0 0TOTAL 4,320 2,494 4,104 4,500CONFERENCE OFFICETravel 48,000 49,771 49,500 46,000Professional/Staff Development 9,120 5,548 7,000 8,000Supplies & Services 52,608 55,287 55,000 57,000Postage 38,400 30,977 34,000 31,000Telephone 20,160 16,209 18,000 17,000Equipment 19,200 13,682 17,000 17,000Less: Service Fees (48,000) (53,386) (48,000) (51,000)TOTAL 139,488 118,087 132,500 125,000CONFERENCE SECRETARYAdministration 2,016 3,255 2,000 2,000Salary 10,560 11,000 11,000 12,000Pension 1,488 1,639 1,550 1,800Health Insurance 2,880 2,772 3,000 3,400Death, Disability, & Workers Comp Insurance 384 365 400 450Continuing Education 0 159 200 200Printing 21,120 23,999 10,000 10,000Equipment 624 1,579 500 1,000General Conference Election Expenses 0 0 5,000 0Less: Sales (9,000) (1,170) 0 (1,000)TOTAL 30,072 43,599 33,650 29,850STATISTICIANAdministration 480 335 450 350TOTAL 480 335 450 350COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIONAdministration/Meetings 2,880 1,565 1,800 1,800Audit Fees 19,200 23,793 25,800 21,000Legal Fees 24,480 27,300 27,300Legal Fees Relating to Church Trial 5,680Legal Fees Relating to Immigration Issues 10,360Legal Fees Relating to Other Issues 12,924Program Initiatives 19,200 2,355 15,046 15,046Bank Service Charges 4,800 3,455 5,100 0Miscellaneous 960 22 500 500Less: Emergency Disaster Grant Reimbursement for Audit 0 (5,370) (7,600) 0TOTAL 71,520 54,784 67,946 65,646EPISCOPACY COMMITTEE (Was EPISCOPAL OFFICE)Episcopacy Committee Administration 720 133 650 400Episcopal Office 1,920 1,920 1,824 1,920Professional Development for Bishop 4,800 2,612 4,560 4,800Case Administration 1,920 2,000 2,000 2,000Assistant to the Bishop (Moved to The Cabinet in 2012):Salary 69,200 69,200 69,200Housing Allowance 19,210 19,210 19,210Pension 12,288 13,173 13,173Health Insurance 11,136 11,088 12,751Death, Disability, & Worker's Comp Insurance 2,688 2,944 2,858Travel 6,240 4,491 6,240Professional Development 960 0 960Office Expenses 1,200 1,257 1,000Less: Designated Funds C736 Parsonages Fund (3,000) (3,000) (3,000)TOTAL 129,282 125,027 131,426 9,120172 2012 Approved Budget

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010BUDGET2010ACTUAL 2011 BUDGET 2012 BUDGETGENERAL ADMINISTRATION FUND (GCA-100%) 103,337 103,337 102,341 104,265RULES COMMITTEEAdministration 192 58 182 182TOTAL 192 58 182 182CONTINGENCYContingency--Non-Budgeted Agencies/Emerging Ministries 10,560 0 0 0Less: Contributions 0 0 0 (100,000)TOTAL 10,560 0 0 (100,000)CASH RESERVEAdd Back to (Use from) Cash Reserve (52,000) 0 0 0Less: Interest Income (Moved from CF&A in 2010) (10,000) (2,236) 0 0Less: Other Income (Moved from CF&A in 2010) 0 (23,875) 0 0TOTAL (62,000) (26,111) 0 0TOTAL CONFERENCE SUPPORT MINISTRIES 594,423 572,055 631,466 397,003PERCENT 8.4% 8.7% 9.4% 5.8%TOTAL EXPENSES 7,063,529 6,561,651 6,733,259 6,842,384Percent 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%UNBUDGETED EXCESS (DEFICIT) 0 (122,812) 0 0CASH RESERVEBeginning Cash Reserve 807,788 578,822 526,822 474,765Budgeted Addition to (Subtraction from) Cash Reserve (52,000) 0 0 0Unbudgeted Excess (Deficit) (122,812)Changes in Assets and Liabilities 18,755Ending Cash Reserve 755,788 474,765 526,822 474,765CASH RESERVE GOAL 706,353 656,165 673,326 684,238GCA-100% = General Church Apportionment--If the apportionment percentage received is not adequate to fullyfund the budget, these will be paid at no less than the percentage of apportionments received or 82% (the percentof apportionments received in 2010.*DLT = The Discipleship Leadership Team (formerly the Board of Discipleship) is also expected to provideadditional oversight and coordination of these events.2012 Approved Budget 173

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2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCETHE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHSun Prairie, WisconsinFINANCIAL STATEMENTSandREPORT OF INDEPENDENTCERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTSFor the Years Ended December 31, 2010 and 2009TABLE OF CONTENTSPageREPORT OF INDEPENDENT CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS .............177FINANCIAL STATEMENTSStatements of Financial Position ........................................178Statements of Activities and Changes in Net Assets .........................179Statements of Cash Flows .............................................182Notes to Financial Statements . .........................................184SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATIONSchedule of Expenditures of Federal Award ................................198Schedule of Revenues and Expenses by Source. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198Independent Auditor’s Report on Internal Control over Financial Reporting andon Compliance and Other Matters Based on an Audit of Financial StatementsPerformed in Accordance with Government Auditing Standards and theWisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) Audit Guide ................199Independent Auditor’s Report on Compliance with Requirements that couldhave a Direct and Material effect on Each Major Program and on InternalControl over Compliance in Accordance with OMB Circular A-133 .............200Schedule of Findings and Questioned Costs ...............................201Summary Schedule of Prior Audit Findings ................................202[Editor’s Note: The Audit Report was provided to the Conference Secretary as a MicrosoftWord document and a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. The report has been formatted to fit thesize of the Journal page. In all other respects it is identical to the printed report provided bythe Independent Auditors.]Audited Financial Statements175

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2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalREPORT OF INDEPENDENT CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTSWisconsin Annual ConferenceThe United Methodist ChurchSun Prairie, WisconsinWe have audited the accompanying statements of financial position of the Wisconsin Annual Conferenceof The United Methodist Church (“the Conference”) as of December 31, 2010 and 2009,and the related statements of activities and changes in net assets, and cash flows for the yearsthen ended. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Conference’s management.Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits.We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted inthe United States of America and the standards applicable to financial audits contained inGovernment Auditing Standards, issued by the Comptroller General of the United States.Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assuranceabout whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An auditincludes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in thefinancial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used andsignificant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statementpresentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion.In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all materialrespects, the financial position of the Conference as of December 31, 2010 and2009, and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the years then ended in conformitywith accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.In accordance with Government Auditing Standards, we have also issued our report datedJune 6, 2011 on our consideration of the Conference’s internal control over financial reportingand on our tests of its compliance with certain provisions of laws, regulations, contracts,and grant agreements and other matters. The purpose of that report is to describe the scopeof our testing of internal control over financial reporting and compliance and the results ofthat testing, and not to provide an opinion on internal control over financial reporting or oncompliance. That report is an integral part of an audit performed in accordance with GovernmentAuditing Standards and should be considered in assessing the results of our audit.Our audit was conducted for the purpose of forming an opinion on the financial statementsas a whole. The accompanying supplemental information is presented for purposesof additional analysis as required by U.S. Office of Management and Budget CircularA-133, Audits of States, Local Governments, and Non-Profit Organizations and the WisconsinDepartment of Health Services Audit Guide, 2010 Revision, and is not a requiredpart of the financial statements. Such information is the responsibility of managementand was derived from and relates directly to the underlying accounting and other recordsused to prepare the financial statements. The information has been subjected to the auditingprocedures applied in the audit of the financial statements and certain additional procedures,including comparing and reconciling such information directly to the underlyingaccounting and other records used to prepare the financial statements or to the financialstatements themselves, and other additional procedures in accordance with auditing standardsgenerally accepted in the United States of America. In our opinion, the informationis fairly stated in all material respects in relation to the financial statements as a whole.Madison, WisconsinJune 6, 2011SMITH & GESTELAND, LLPAudited Financial Statements177

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCE, THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHSun Prairie, WisconsinSTATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITIONDecember 31ASSETSCurrent assetsUndesignated Group Health Pension & Designated GrantTotal All FundsFund Benefit Fund Benefits Fund Fund Fund Eliminations 2010 2009(729,590)Cash and cash equivalents held by Conference $ 625,261 $ 1,041,332 $ 107,256 $ 373,027 $ $ $ 2,146,876 $ 3,542,548Due from local churches 946,154 23,255 969,409 872,388Current portion of loans, notes, andmortgages receivable 71,579 71,579 59,159Interfund receivables 27,687 686,994 14,909 Other current assets 104,197 67,741 16,354 13,279 201,571 543,605Total current assets 1,703,299 1,796,067 146,865 472,794 (729,590) 3,389,435 5,017,700Investments, long-term receivables, and other assetsInvestments with Foundation 11,214,703 11,214,703 9,205,715Deposits held by General Board of Pension and Health Benefits 2,259,038 12,707,009 14,966,047 10,498,929Loans, notes, and mortgages receivable, net of current portion 999,209 999,209 1,099,327Other assets 900 900 900Total investments, long-term receivables, andother assets 900 2,259,038 12,707,009 12,213,912 27,180,859 20,804,871Property and equipmentFixed assets held for sale or church development 541,150 289,000 830,150 1,020,150Property and equipment 3,249,189 2,718,813 5,968,002 6,370,956Less accumulated depreciation (1,521,441) (532,228) (2,053,669) (2,166,946)Total property and equipment 2,268,898 2,475,585 4,744,483 5,224,160Total assets $ 3,973,097 $ 4,055,105 $ 12,853,874 $ 15,162,291 $ $ (729,590) $ 35,314,777 $ 31,046,731178 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLIABILITIESCurrent liabilitiesUndesignated Group Health Pension & Designated GrantTotal All FundsFund Benefit Fund Benefits Fund Fund Fund Eliminations 2010 2009Trade payables (729,590)$ 461,330 $ $ $ 2,343 $ $ $ 463,673 $ 450,231Unearned premiums/income 15,079 15,079 779,165Pension contributions payable 1,521,078 1,521,078Interfund payables 701,903 7,469 20,218 Other current liabilities 107,307 107,307 111,860Current portion of long-term debt 45,100 45,100 43,173Current portion of Group Health Benefit Plan obligations 769,592 769,592 905,649Total current liabilities 1,330,719 769,592 1,528,547 22,561 (729,590) 2,921,829 2,290,078Long-term liabilitiesNote payable, net of current portion 196,847 196,847 241,943Group Health Benefit Plan obligations, net of current portion 15,688,482 15,688,482 13,777,062Total long-term liabilities 196,847 15,688,482 15,885,329 14,019,005Total liabilities 1,527,566 16,458,074 1,528,547 22,561 (729,590) 18,807,158 16,309,083NET ASSETS (DEFICIT)Permanently restricted 2,058,902 2,058,902 2,039,221Temporarily restricted 4,255,042 4,255,042 4,231,619Unrestricted - designated 2,373,706 (12,402,969) 11,325,327 8,785,839 10,081,903 8,231,735Unrestricted - undesignated 71,825 39,947 111,772 235,073Total net assets (deficit) 2,445,531 (12,402,969) 11,325,327 15,139,730 16,507,619 14,737,648Total liabilities and net assets (deficit) $ 3,973,097 $ 4,055,105 $ 12,853,874 $ 15,162,291 $ $ (729,590) $ 35,314,777 $ 31,046,731The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements.Audited Financial Statements179

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCE, THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHSun Prairie, WisconsinSTATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETSFor the Years Ended December 31Undesignated Group Health Pension & Designated GrantTotal All FundsFund Benefit Fund Benefits Fund Fund Fund Eliminations 2010 2009Unrestricted net assetsSupport and revenueApportionments $ 6,438,839 $ 654,000 $ $ $ $ (654,000) $ 6,438,839 $ 6,617,796Grants 6,869,761 6,869,761 444,072Other support 196,652 196,652 706,639Medicare Part D Subsidy 163,815 163,815Camping fees 654,147 654,147 776,128Youth event fees 118,522 118,522 131,420Service fees 319,673 5,866,110 3,245,790 4,405 9,435,978 8,743,751Interest and dividends 2,236 3,751 347 120,315 126,649 173,387Net gains on investments 287,785 1,503,304 395,052 2,186,141 3,014,241Net gain (loss) on sale of fixed assets 199,951 2,512 202,463 578,023Sundry 23,875 119 23,994 1,761Advances and gifts designated by donors for specific organizations 1,553,840 1,553,840 1,000,525Less advances and gifts remitted to those organizations (1,553,840) (1,553,840) (1,000,525)Net assets released from restriction 345,832 97,340 443,172 468,262Total support and revenue 8,103,075 6,975,580 4,749,441 816,276 6,869,761 (654,000) 26,860,133 21,655,480ExpensesCircuit and Local Congregational DevelopmentBoard of Congregation and Circuit Development 721,101 111,752 832,853 932,637Circuit Ministries 23,287 23,287 27,656Ethnic Local Church Concerns 29,653 29,653 35,245District Superintendents 844,870 11,570 856,440 844,700Other Circuit and Local Congregational Development 5,324 9,976 15,300 17,870Total Circuit and Local Congregational Development 1,624,235 133,298 1,757,533 1,858,108Local Congregation Direct SupportCommunications and Technology 169,246 169,246 149,451Moving Director 171,304 171,304 116,975Other Local Congregation Direct Support 1,542 1,542 2,424Total Local Congregation Direct Support 342,092 342,092 268,850Clergy and Lay LeadershipAfrica University General Church Fund 29,150 29,150 30,246Black College General Church Fund 130,248 130,248 135,143Board of Higher Education & Student Ministry 87,224 87,224 98,991Board of Ordained Ministry 122,190 71,729 193,919 204,495Ministerial Education General Church Fund 326,485 326,485 338,757Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance & Equitable Compensation 786,162 (654,000) 132,162 99,266180 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalUndesignated Group Health Pension & Designated GrantTotal All FundsFund Benefit Fund Benefits Fund Fund Fund Eliminations 2010 2009Benefit Plans (159,102)$ $ 6,552,216 $ 2,081,102 $ 48,350 $ $ $ 8,681,668 $ 6,892,709Change in Unfunded Health Plan Liability 1,775,363 1,775,363 253,498Council on Youth Ministries 125,356 500 125,856 135,124Convo Contractor Bad Debt Expense 58,068 58,068Other Clergy and Lay Leadership 36,600 2,819 39,419 56,683Total Clergy and Lay Leadership 1,701,483 8,327,579 2,081,102 123,398 (654,000) 11,579,562 8,244,912Connectional MinistriesBoard of Camps and Retreat Ministries 982,646 83,876 1,066,522 1,196,141Board of Global Ministries 211,479 11,703 223,182 306,096Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns 49,896 49,896 64,858Episcopal General Church Fund 262,331 262,331 266,046Interdenominational Cooperation General Church Fund 25,410 25,410 26,401Jurisdictional Conference Fund 14,145 14,145 14,145Personnel Committee 1,025,290 1,025,290 1,173,698Program and Arrangements 110,187 110,187 128,046World Service General Church Fund 953,723 953,723 979,448Other Connectional Ministries 73,896 9,990 83,886 57,864Total Connectional Ministries 3,709,003 105,569 3,814,572 4,212,743Conference Support MinistriesBoard of Trustees 249,625 10,179 259,804 238,783Conference Office 174,525 174,525 179,975Council on Finance & Administration 54,784 1,123 55,907 114,137Episcopal Office 128,027 13,644 141,671 145,225General Administration General Church Fund 103,337 103,337 109,138Other Conference Support Ministries 33,975 527 34,502 57,685Total Conference Support Ministries 744,273 25,473 769,746 844,943Grant expenses 6,869,761 6,869,761 444,072Total expenses 8,121,086 8,327,579 2,081,102 387,738 6,869,761 (654,000) 25,133,266 15,873,628Transfers of unrestricted-designated funds (283,098) 283,098Change in unrestricted net assets (301,109) (1,351,999) 2,668,339 711,636 1,726,867 5,781,852Temporarily restricted net assetsContributions and investment earnings 134,545 332,050 466,595 352,801Net assets released from restriction (345,832) (97,340) (443,172) (468,262)Transfers of temporarily restricted funds 159,102 Change in temporarily restricted net assets (52,185) 75,608 23,423 (115,461)Permanently restricted net assetsContributions and investment earnings 19,681 19,681 1,692Change in permanently restricted net assets 19,681 19,681 1,692Change in net assets (353,294) (1,351,999) 2,668,339 806,925 1,769,971 5,668,083Net assets (deficit) - beginning of year (as previously reported) 2,798,825 (11,050,970) 8,656,988 14,332,805 14,737,648 9,169,565Prior period adjustment (100,000)Net assets (deficit) - beginning of year (as restated) 2,798,825 (11,050,970) 8,656,988 14,332,805 14,737,648 9,069,565Net assets (deficit) - end of year $ 2,445,531 $ (12,402,969) $ 15,139,730 $ $ $ 16,507,619 The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements.Audited Financial Statements181

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCE, THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHSun Prairie, WisconsinSTATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWSFor the Years Ended December 31Undesignated Group Health Pension & Designated Grant Total All FundsFund Benefit Fund Benefits Fund Fund Fund 2010 2009CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:Change in net assets $ (353,294) $ (1,351,999) $ 2,668,339 $ 806,925 $ $ 1,769,971 $ 5,668,083Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cashprovided by (used in) operating activities:Depreciation 96,644 67,034 163,678 195,527Donated property received (10,000) (10,000) (469,354)Donated property given 100,000 100,000Net gains on investments (287,785) (1,503,304) (554,401) (2,345,490) (3,065,756)Investment earnings reinvested (167,772) (167,772) (149,912)Net (gain) loss on disposal of fixed assets (199,951) (2,512) (202,463) (578,023)Changes in assets and liabilities:Due from local churches (90,660) (6,361) (97,021) 45,330Interfund receivables 84,262 14,468 77,459 176,189 (110,517)Other assets 362,847 (50,708) (3,827) 33,721 342,033 (213,697)Trade payables 59,106 (8,124) (37,540) 13,442 129,788Group Health Benefit Plan obligations 1,775,363 1,775,363 253,498Unearned premiums/income 2,061 (8,901) (757,246) (764,086) 423,072Pension contributions payable 1,521,078 1,521,078Interfund payables (37,424) 5,879 (30,792) (113,852) (176,189) 110,517Other current liabilities (4,553) (4,553) 39,805Net cash provided by (used in) operating activities $ (80,962) $ 90,438 $ 2,681,804 $ 311,538 $ (908,638) $ 2,094,180 $ 2,278,361182 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalUndesignated Group Health Pension & Designated Grant Total All FundsFund Benefit Fund Benefits Fund Fund Fund 2010 2009CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES:Proceeds from sales and maturitiesof investment securities $ $ $ 1,080,054 $ 1,978,855 $ $ 3,058,909 $ 2,117,083Purchase of investment securities (3,756,083) (3,265,670) (7,021,753) (3,409,777)Payments received on notes and mortgage receivables 2,863 104,176 107,039 125,913Notes and mortgage issued (19,340) (19,340) (336,648)Proceeds from sales of property and equipment 328,285 207,983 536,268 1,045,927Purchase of property and equipment (6,547) (101,259) (107,806) (30,678)Net cash provided by (used in) investing activities 324,601 (2,676,029) (1,095,255) (3,446,683) (488,180)CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES:Payments on long-term debt (43,169) (43,169) (196,282)Proceeds from long-term debt 288,025Net cash provided by (used in) financing activities (43,169) (43,169) 91,743Net change in cash and cash equivalents 200,470 90,438 5,775 (783,717) (908,638) (1,395,672) 1,881,924Cash and cash equivalents - beginning of year 424,791 950,894 101,481 1,156,744 908,638 3,542,548 1,660,624Cash and cash equivalents - end of year $ 625,261 $ 1,041,332 $ 107,256 $ 373,027 $ $ 2,146,876 $ 3,542,548SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION:Cash paid for interest $ 11,617 $ $ $ $ $ 11,617 $ 8,629SCHEDULE OF NONCASH INVESTING ACTIVITIES:In 2010 and 2009, the Conference received discontinuedchurches held for sale $ $ $ $ 10,000 $ $ 10,000 $ 469,354In 2010, the Conference gifted land that was being held fordevelopment to a local United Methodist Church 100,000 100,000The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements.Audited Financial Statements183

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCETHE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHSun Prairie, WisconsinNOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTSNOTE 1 - INFORMATION ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION AND SUMMARY OFSIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIESA. NATURE OF ACTIVITIESThe Wisconsin Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church accepts apportionmentsfrom United Methodist churches in Wisconsin and distributes monies to General Conferenceagencies for national and international programs, Wisconsin Annual Conference agenciesfor local programs, and to other charitable organizations.To ensure observance of limitations and restrictions placed on the use of resources availableto the Conference, its accounts are maintained in accordance with the principles of fundaccounting. Resources of various purposes are classified for accounting and reportingpurposes into funds established according to their nature and purposes. Separate accountsare maintained for each fund.The Undesignated Fund represents amounts received primarily from apportionmentsand pass-through donations and is expended for purposes set forth in the annual budgetadopted by the Conference or by the donor.The Designated Fund includes amounts to be used for specified purposes as determinedby donors or conference agencies.The Group Health Benefit Fund records the receipt from local churches and individualsand the Wisconsin Annual Conference payment to the General Board of Pension andHealth Benefits of premiums for the Wisconsin Annual Conference Group Health Plan. Thisplan provides health insurance benefits to eligible active lay employees and clergy of theWisconsin Annual Conference, participating local churches, certain agencies or institutionsof the United Methodist Church, and to eligible retired individuals and surviving spouses ofthe participating individuals.The Pension and Benefits Fund records the receipt from local churches and the WisconsinAnnual Conference payment to the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits ofcontributions to the Clergy Retirement Security Program (CRSP) and the ComprehensiveProtection Plan (CPP), the denominational pension plan and death and disability plan forclergy.The Grant Fund records the receipt of federal grant funds through the State of WisconsinDepartment of Health Services and the related expenses relating to the Social Service BlockGrant for Emergency Disaster Relief. The Wisconsin Annual Conference administered thisgrant, which ended September 30, 2010, to provide case management, housing, and otherservices to eligible individuals whose homes were affected by the June 2008 floods andstorms.B. INTERFUND ACTIVITYFor financial reporting purposes, interfund receivables and payables, as well as interfundrevenues and expenses, have been eliminated.184 Audited Financial Statements

C. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalFor the statements of cash flows, the Conference considers cash accounts which are notsubject to withdrawal restrictions or penalties and highly liquid debt instruments purchasedwith an initial maturity of three months or less to be cash equivalents.D. DUE FROM LOCAL CHURCHESApportionments received between year-end and a specified cut-off date in mid January ofthe following year that are specifically designated by churches for the previous year aretreated as prior year apportionments and as receivables at year-end.E. INVESTMENTSSecurities are carried at fair value. Gains or losses on the sale of debt and equity securitiesare computed using the specific identification method.F. PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENTEquipment is stated at cost. Real estate, except camps, is carried at cost if purchased,and at fair value at date of receipt if donated. Conference camps are carried at appraisedvalue as of February 26, 1976, the earliest date for which information is available, plusadditions since that date at cost. Buildings and improvements are being depreciated overseven to fifty-year periods using the straight-line depreciation method. Equipment is beingdepreciated over its estimated useful life using the straight-line depreciation method.G. UNEARNED PREMIUMS/INCOMEUnearned premiums represent premiums collected prior to year end that relate to coverageperiods subsequent to year end. Health insurance premiums, Clergy Retirement SecurityProgram contributions, and Comprehensive Protection Plan premiums are billed toparticipants during the month earned/covered.For the Grant Fund, the State of Wisconsin has specified the eligibility criteria and anyunspent funds would be required to be repaid to the state. In addition, the services providedby the Wisconsin Annual Conference under the grant are outside of their normal programs.For these reasons, the Conference considers the contributions received from the State ofWisconsin to be an exchange transaction. Amounts received in advance at December 31,2009, were recorded as unearned income until the funds were expended in 2010.H. CLASSIFICATIONS OF NET ASSETSAccounting Standards Codification (ASC) 958-205, Presentation of Financial Statementsrequires the Conference to report its net assets and changes therein in the followingcategories:Unrestricted Net Assets - Unrestricted net assets represent resources that are generallyavailable for support of the Conference’s activities. Amounts that have been earmarkedfor a specific purpose by one of the Conference’s boards are reported as unrestricteddesignated.Temporarily Restricted Net Assets - The Conference reports gifts of cash and other assetsas temporarily restricted support if they are received with donor stipulations that limit theuse of the donated assets. When a donor restriction expires, that is, when a stipulated timerestriction ends or purpose restriction is accomplished, temporarily restricted net assetsare reclassified to unrestricted net assets and reported in the statement of activities as netassets released from restriction.Audited Financial Statements185

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPermanently Restricted Net Assets - The Conference reports gifts of cash and other assetsas permanently restricted support if they are received with donor stipulations that limit usageto earnings only.I. INCOME TAXESWisconsin Annual Conference is exempt from federal and state income taxation underInternal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3).J. USE OF ESTIMATESThe preparation of financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accountingprinciples requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reportedamounts of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at thedate of the financial statements and the reported amounts of revenues and expenses duringthe reporting period. Actual results could differ from those estimates.K. FAIR VALUE MEASUREMENTFASB ASC 820 “Fair Value Measurements and Disclosures,” provides the frameworkfor measuring fair value. ASC 820 defines fair value as the price that would be receivedfrom selling an asset or paid to transfer a liability in an orderly transaction between marketparticipants at the measurement date. When determining the fair value measurements forassets and liabilities required to be recorded at fair value, the Conference considers theprincipal or most advantageous market in which it would transact and considers assumptionsthat market participants would use when pricing the asset or liability, such as inherent risk,transfer restrictions, and risk of nonperformance.ASC 820 also establishes a fair value hierarchy that requires the Conference to maximizethe use of observable inputs and minimizes the use of unobservable inputs when measuringfair value. A financial instrument’s categorization within the fair value hierarchy is basedupon the lowest level of input that is significant to the fair value measurement. ASC 820establishes three levels of inputs that may be used to measure fair value:- Level One - Quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or liabilities.- Level Two - Inputs other than Level One that are observable, either directly or indirectly,such as quoted prices for similar assets or liabilities; quoted prices in markets that arenot active; or other inputs that are observable or can be corroborated by observablemarket data for substantially the full term of the assets or liabilities.- Level Three - Unobservable inputs that are supported by little or no market activityand are significant to the fair value of the assets or liabilities.186 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe following table summarizes financial assets by ASC 820 levels as of December 31,2010:Level 3TotalInvestmentsInvestments with foundation $11,214,703 $11,214,703Deposits held by General Board of Pension andHealth Benefits (GBPHB)14,966,047 14,966,047$26,180,750 $26,180,750The following table summarizes financial assets by ASC 820 levels as of December 31,2009:Level 3TotalInvestmentsInvestments with foundation $9,205,715 $9,205,715Deposits held by General Board of Pension andHealth Benefits (GBPHB)10,498,929 10,498,929$19,704,644 $19,704,644Fair value for investments was determined by the Wisconsin United Methodist Foundationand the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits.The following table summarizes the changes in fair values associated with ASC 820 Level3 financial assets:InvestmentsWithFoundationDepositswith theGBPHBTotalBalance as of December 31, 2008 $8,540,852 $6,655,430 $15,196,282Purchases 465,420 2,944,357 3,409,777Sales (1,010,713) (1,106,370) (2,117,083)Income earned 149,912 149,912Net gains on investments 1,060,244 2,005,512 3,065,756Balance as of December 31, 2009 9,205,715 10,498,929 19,704,644Purchases 3,265,670 3,756,083 7,021,753Sales (1,978,855) (1,080,028) (3,058,883)Income earned 167,772 167,772Net gains on investments 554,401 1,791,063 2,345,464Balance as of December 31, 2010 $11,214,703 $14,966,047 $26,180,750Audited Financial Statements187

NOTE 2 -INVESTMENTS2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation, Inc. and the Conference are affiliated withThe United Methodist Church. The Foundation maintains the investments it manages forvarious United Methodist groups on a pooled basis similar to a mutual fund. Details of theinvestments underlying the units owned are not available.NOTE 3 -PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENTThe following is a summary of property and equipment at carrying value at December 31:2010 2009United Methodist Center, Sun Prairie $1,639,101 $1,639,101Camps (two at 12/31/10; three at 12/31/09) 3,838,986 4,166,599Bishop’s residence 212,191 212,191Property held for sale 289,000 479,000Sites held for church developments 541,150 541,150Vehicles 67,032 96,576Furniture and equipment 210,692 256,4896,798,152 7,391,106Less accumulated depreciation (2,053,669) (2,166,946)Net $4,744,483 $5,224,160Depreciation expense for the years ended December 31, 2010 and 2009, was $163,678and $195,527, respectively.NOTE 4 -CONTINGENCIES AND CREDIT RISKMost loans receivable are due from local churches within the Conference. The ability torepay the loans is contingent upon member contributions.The Conference maintains its cash in bank deposit accounts which, at times, may exceedfederally insured limits. The Conference has not experienced any losses in such accounts,and believes it is not exposed to any significant credit risk on cash and cash equivalents.The Conference invests in various investment securities. Investment securities areexposed to various risks such as interest rate, market, and credit risks. Due to the levelof risk associated with certain investment securities, it is at least reasonably possible thatchanges in the values of investment securities will occur in the near term and that suchchanges could materially affect the amounts reported in the statements of financial position.188 Audited Financial Statements

NOTE 5 -2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNOTES PAYABLENotes payable consisted of the following at December 31:2010 2009Note payable to the Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation with4.375% interest rate. Monthly principal and interest paymentsof $4,566 are payable through October 10, 2015, with a finalpayment due on November 10, 2015. Beginning on November1, 2014, the interest rate is adjusted annually based on thenote agreement. The note is secured by the Board of Trustees'Parsonages Fund C736 invested in the Foundation. $241,947 $285,116Less current portion 45,100 43,173Long-term portion of note payable $196,847 $241,943Interest expense was $11,617 and $8,629 for the years ended December 31, 2010 and2009, respectively.Future maturities of long-term debt as of December 31, 2010, are as follows:Year ending December 312011 $45,1002012 47,0902013 49,2162014 51,4132015 49,128$241,947Audited Financial Statements189

NOTE 6 -2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalHEALTH INSURANCE PLANThe Conference provides health insurance coverage for eligible clergy and lay employeeswho have retired from the Conference or its local churches and their surviving spouses. Thecost to the Conference for its share of the current coverage was $554,000 and $591,000 forthe years ended December 31, 2010 and 2009, respectively. Generally accepted accountingprinciples require that expense related to the retirement benefit be recorded over the periodof employment of the employee and that a liability be recorded for future coverage related topast service by current and retired employees. The Conference has recorded the liability forfuture coverage related to past service at $16,458,074 and $14,682,711 as of December 31,2010 and 2009, respectively, based on the actuarial opinion received. The current portionof the liability is $769,592 and $905,649 for the years ended December 31, 2010 and 2009,respectively.The following weighted-average assumptions were used in accounting for the benefitobligation at December 31, 2010 and 2009:2010 2009Discount rate 5.50% 6.00%Valuation year medical trend 9.00% 9.00%Ultimate medical trend 5.00% 5.00%Ultimate medical trend reached in 2019 2017The following benefits are expected to be paid:2011 $769,5922012 847,5512013 930,3002014 1,036,1062015 1,229,158Years 2016-2020 6,769,597190 Audited Financial Statements

NOTE 7 -2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCLERGY RETIREMENT SECURITY PROGRAMThe Conference participates in the Clergy Retirement Security Program, a multi-employer,hybrid defined contribution/defined benefit pension plan that is administered by the GeneralBoard of Pension and Health Benefits. This plan covers substantially all United Methodistclergy for service with the Conference on or after January 1, 2007.The Clergy Retirement Security Program has two components: the defined contributionportion and the defined benefit portion.Defined Contribution ComponentContributions to the defined contribution portion of the Clergy Retirement SecurityProgram are based upon a percentage of participants’ compensation. Retirement benefitsprovided are in the form of annuity contracts, which are based upon past contributionsplus accumulated earnings. There are no unfunded prior service costs for the definedcontribution portion of the plan.Defined Benefit ComponentThe legal status of the defined benefit component of the Clergy Retirement SecurityProgram is such that all assets are available to pay all defined benefits, regardless ofthe annual conference from which benefits came or under which benefits were accrued.The Wisconsin Annual Conference does not control any of the benefit provisions of theplan; these are determined by the General Conference of the United Methodist Church.Retirement benefits provided are in the form of annuity contracts, which are based uponyears of service.The required contributions for December 31, 2010 and 2009, respectively, of $2,102,334and $2,035,980, were paid through a redirection of surplus from Supplement One to theClergy Retirement Security Program (“Pre 1982 Plan”).NOTE 8 -SUPPLEMENT ONE TO THE CLERGY RETIREMENT SECURITYPROGRAMThe Conference participates in Supplement One to the Clergy Retirement SecurityProgram, which is administered by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits. Thisplan covers substantially all United Methodist clergy for service with the Conference or itspredecessors before January 1, 1982. The legal status of the plan is such that all assetsof the plan are available to pay all benefits of the plan, regardless of the annual conferencefrom which benefits came or under which benefits were accrued. The Wisconsin AnnualConference controls certain benefit provisions of the plan, including the applicable pastservice rate and the contingent annuitant percentage. The past service rate was $647 and$641 as of January 1, 2011 and 2010, respectively. The contingent annuitant percentagehas been 100% since January 1, 1999, and cannot be changed.The Conference assets, Conference liability, Conference funded status, and requiredcontribution are disclosed below. In order to determine the required contribution for eachConference, the total available assets are allocated amongst all the Conferences. Thedifference between the Conference liability and Conference assets provides the fundedstatus for the Conference. If a negative funded status exists, a contribution is required. Dueto investment market performance in 2008, the funded status was negative as of January1, 2009, and, therefore, a contribution will be required to be paid December 31, 2011. TheDecember 31, 2011, required contribution will be $951,513. The funded status was positiveas of January 1, 2010, so no contribution will be required on December 31, 2012.Audited Financial Statements191

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBelow is a summary of the applicable plan information as of January 1:2009 2008Conference assets $46,921,356 $71,806,731Conference liability (50,663,104) (55,540,343)Funded status (3,741,748) 16,266,388The Conference liability for 2011 and 2010 was determined based on a 7.0% interest rate,a 3% past service rate increase, and the RP-2000 Mortality Table.NOTE 9 -MINISTERIAL PENSION PLAN ANNUITIESThe Conference participates in the Ministerial Pension Plan, a multi-employer, definedcontribution pension plan that is administered by the General Board of Pension and HealthBenefits. This plan covers substantially all United Methodist clergy for service with theConference from January 1, 1982 through December 31, 2006.Although as a defined contribution plan, there is no over or underfunding of this plan whileparticipants are active, this changes upon their retirement. At the time of retirement, someor all of the account balance of participants in the plan is converted to an annuity contract,which is based upon past contributions plus accumulated earnings. The annuities areguaranteed by the plan sponsors of the plan, including the Wisconsin Annual Conference.The legal status of the annuities plan is such that all assets of the plan are available to payall benefits of the plan, regardless of the annual conference from which benefits came orunder which benefits were accrued. The Wisconsin Annual Conference does not controlany of the provisions of the plan.Because the funded status of the plan is the same for all annual conferences, the assets,liabilities, and funded status are not allocated among the various annual conferences. Onlythe required contribution, if one is required due to the existence of a negative funded status,is allocated to each annual conference.In the past, this annuities plan was always overfunded; however, due to the investmentmarket performance in 2008, the funded status was negative as of January 1, 2009, and,therefore, a contribution of $569,565 is expected to be required to be paid by the Conferenceon December 31, 2011. The funded status was positive as of January 1, 2010, so nocontribution will be required on December 31, 2012.The plan liability for 2011 and 2010 was determined based on a 6.25% interest rate forannuities in pay status, a 7.00% interest rate prior to pay status, an annuity conversion rateof 5.25% for 2010 and 6.80% for 2009, and the RP-2000 Mortality Table.192 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNOTE 10 - RESTRICTED/DESIGNATED NET ASSETSPermanently restricted net assets at December 31, 2010, were restricted by donors for thefollowing purposes:DesignatedFundCamp & Retreat Ministries $392,037Congregation & Circuit Development 1,246,758Other Global Ministries 113,850Higher Education & Student Ministries 306,257$2,058,902Permanently restricted net assets at December 31, 2009, were restricted by donors for thefollowing purposes:DesignatedFundCamp & Retreat Ministries $387,479Congregation & Circuit Development 1,242,318Other Global Ministries 113,799Higher Education & Student Ministries 295,625$2,039,221Due to investment market performance during 2008, the fair value of certain investmentsheld by the Conference is an amount less than the amount that had been permanentlyrestricted by donors. The aggregate amount of these deficiencies was $47 and $149,341at December 31, 2010 and 2009, respectively.Temporarily restricted net assets at December 31, 2010, were restricted by donors for thefollowing purposes:DesignatedFundCamp & Retreat Ministries $151,477Congregation & Circuit Development 111,108Disaster Recovery 185,738Other Global Ministries 41,974Higher Education & Student Ministries 2,126Pensions & Health Insurance 3,394,883Other ministries 367,736$4,255,042Audited Financial Statements193

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalTemporarily restricted net assets at December 31, 2009, were restricted by donors for the followingpurposes:UndesignatedFundDesignatedFundCamp & Retreat Ministries $ $160,653Congregation & Circuit Development 26,072Disaster Recovery 164,389Other Global Ministries 41,541Higher Education & Student Ministries 1,038Pensions & Health Insurance 3,424,905Other ministries 52,186 360,835$52,186 $4,179,433Designated net assets at December 31, 2010, were designated by the Conference for the followingpurposes:UndesignatedFundGroup HealthBenefit FundPension &Benefits FundDesignatedFundFixed assets $2,268,898 $ $ $2,475,585Camp & Retreat Ministries 1,811,613Congregation & CircuitDevelopment 2,259,094Other Global Ministries 157,786Pre-82 Pension Plan 8,175,751Other Pensions & HealthInsurance (12,402,969) 3,149,576 355,610Ordained Ministry 325,376Trustees 97,000 1,060,556Other ministries 7,808 340,219$2,373,706 $(12,402,969) $11,325,327 $8,785,839Designated net assets at December 31, 2009, were designated by the Conference for the followingpurposes:UndesignatedFundGroup HealthBenefit FundPension &Benefits FundDesignatedFundFixed assets $2,487,329 $ $ $2,736,831Camp & Retreat Ministries 1,304,238Congregation & CircuitDevelopment2,215,749Other Global Ministries 140,832Pre-82 Pension Plan 6,129,956Other Pensions & HealthInsurance(11,050,970) 2,527,032 248,090Ordained Ministry 280,297Trustees 60,000 818,976Other ministries 3,828 329,547$2,551,157 $(11,050,970) $8,656,988 $8,074,560194 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalTemporarily restricted net assets were released from donor restrictions for the followingpurposes during 2010:UndesignatedFundDesignatedFundCamp & Retreat Ministries $37,115 $53,644Congregation & Circuit Development 395Disaster Recovery 7,949Other Global Ministries 1,707 1,913Pensions & Health Insurance 250,881Other ministries 56,129 33,439$345,832 $97,340Temporarily restricted net assets were released from donor restrictions for the followingpurposes during 2009:UndesignatedFundDesignatedFundCamp & Retreat Ministries $19,078 $24,964Congregation & Circuit Development (8,469)Disaster Recovery 52,867Higher Education & Student Ministries 1,600Pensions & Health Insurance 288,288 19,564Other ministries 31,637 38,733$339,003 $129,259Audited Financial Statements195

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNOTE 11 - ENDOWMENT AND OTHER RESTRICTIONS ON NET ASSETSThe Conference’s endowments consist of 24 individual funds, valued at $7,669,303 and establishedfor a variety of purposes. Its endowments include both donor-restricted endowment funds andfunds designated by the Wisconsin Annual Conference or individual Conference Boards to functionas endowments. As required by generally accepted accounting principles, nets assets associatedwith endowment funds, including funds designated by the Wisconsin Annual Conference or one of itsBoards to function as endowments, are classified and reported based on the existence or absence ofdonor-imposed restrictions.The State of Wisconsin enacted the Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (UPMIFA)in 2009, so this act is followed by the Conference, along with its own governing documents.The Conference’s endowment spending policies vary by individual fund. For $4,722,701 of thesefunds, the Conference appropriates for distribution each year 5% of the fair market value of the fundas of December 31 one year prior to the year in which the distribution is planned. For these funds, theConference expects that, over the long term, this will allow these funds to maintain their purchasingpower.For $1,807,338 of these funds, only the income earnings are spent each year. Over the long term, thisis expected to allow these funds to build their purchasing power.For $1,139,264 of these funds, funds are appropriated only as needed and believed to be prudent bythe Conference Board that oversees that fund. This spending policy allows the Conference Boardmore flexibility in the timing of expenditures and ensures that necessary expenditures can be made inaccordance with Conference policy.For donor-restricted funds, total expenditures are limited to the total earnings and investment gains ofthe funds (i.e., principal is not spent). For board-designated funds, principal may be spent.To achieve the above objectives, the Conference invests all its endowment funds with the WisconsinUnited Methodist Foundation in funds that target a diversified asset allocation, including equity and debtsecurities, to achieve long-term return objectives within prudent risk constraints. The Conference relieson a total return strategy in which investment returns are achieved through both capital appreciationand current earnings (interest and dividends).Endowment net asset composition by type of fund as of December 31, 2010, is as follows:PermanentlyRestrictedTemporarilyRestrictedUnrestricted,DesignatedDonor-restricted endowment funds $2,026,776 $193,082 $339,167 $2,559,025Unrestricted board-designatedendowment funds 3,474,851 1,635,427 5,110,278Total Funds $2,026,776 $3,667,933 $1,974,594 $7,669,303TotalEndowment net asset composition by type of fund as of December 31, 2009, is as follows:PermanentlyRestrictedTemporarilyRestrictedUnrestricted,DesignatedDonor-restricted endowment funds $2,025,486 $74,993 $66,348 $2,166,827Unrestricted board-designatedendowment funds 3,514,940 1,404,962 4,919,902Total Funds $2,025,486 $3,589,933 $1,471,310 $7,086,729Total196 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalChanges in endowment net assets for the year ended December 31, 2010, are as follows:PermanentlyRestrictedTemporarilyRestrictedUnrestricted,DesignatedBeginning balance $2,025,486 $3,589,933 $1,471,310 $7,086,729Contributions 10,239 23,094 247,124 280,457Investment income 3,793 75,718 26,237 105,748Net appreciation 6,593 151,339 254,791 412,723Amounts appropriated for expenditure (172,151) (24,868) (197,019)Other changes (19,335) (19,335)Ending balance $2,026,776 $3,667,933 $1,974,594 $7,669,303TotalChanges in endowment net assets for the year ended December 31, 2009, are as follows:PermanentlyRestrictedTemporarilyRestrictedUnrestricted,DesignatedBeginning balance $2,024,012 $3,694,656 $608,801 $6,327,469Contributions 1,474 23,214 60,008 84,696Investment income 18,487 96,857 115,344Net appreciation 51,514 768,269 819,783Amounts appropriated for expenditure (197,938) (62,625) (260,563)Ending balance $2,025,486 $3,589,933 $1,471,310 $7,086,729TotalNOTE 12 - PRIOR PERIOD ADJUSTMENTPrior to 2010, the Conference had recorded a fund at the Wisconsin United MethodistFoundation in the amount of $100,000 as an investment. During 2010, it was determinedthat this fund was a bequest given directly to the Wisconsin United Methodist Foundationfor the benefit of the Conference, but the Conference does not have variance power overthe asset. As such, under FASB ASC 958, Not-for-Profit Entities, the fund should not havebeen recorded as an asset of the Conference.NOTE 13 - SUBSEQUENT EVENTSThe Conference has evaluated its subsequent events through June 6, 2011, the date thefinancial statements were available to be issued.Audited Financial Statements197

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalSUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATIONWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCESun Prairie, WisconsinSCHEDULE OF EXPENDITURES OF FEDERAL AWARDFor the Year Ended December 31, 2010Federal Grantor/Pass-Through Grantor/Program orCluster TitleUS Department of Health and Human Services:Pass-Through Program From:Wisconsin Department of Health Services:Federal CFDANumberStateID NumberFederalExpendituresSocial Services Block Grant - EmergencyDisaster Relief 93.667 534000 $6,869,761This Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Award (the "Schedule") includes the federal grantactivity of the Wisconsin Annual Conference (the "Conference") and is presented on theaccrual basis of accounting. The information in this schedule is presented in accordancewith the requirements of OMB Circular A-133, Audits of States, Local Governments, andNon-Profit Organizations, and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services Audit Guide,2010 Version. Because the Schedule presents only a selected portion of the operations ofthe Conference, it is not intended to and does not present the financial position, changes innet assets, or cash flows of the Conference.SCHEDULE OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES BY SOURCEFor the Year Ended December 31, 2010RevenueGrants $6,869,761Total revenue 6,869,761ExpensesAdministration 278,425Case management services 768,465Housing services 5,819,577Health related & home health services 3,194Transportation 100Total expenses 6,869,761Excess of revenue over expenses $ 0198 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalINDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT ON INTERNAL CONTROL OVER FINANCIALREPORTING AND ON COMPLIANCE AND OTHER MATTERS BASEDON AN AUDIT OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS PERFORMED INACCORDANCE WITH GOVERNMENT AUDITING STANDARDS AND THEWISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES AUDIT GUIDETo the Council on Finance and AdministrationWisconsin Annual ConferenceThe United Methodist ChurchSun Prairie, WisconsinWe have audited the financial statements of the Wisconsin Annual Conference of the United MethodistChurch (the “Conference”) as of and for the year ended December 31, 2010, and have issued ourreport thereon dated June 6, 2011. We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standardsgenerally accepted in the United States of America and the standards applicable to financial auditscontained in Government Auditing Standards, issued by the Comptroller General of the United States,and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services Audit Guide, issued by the Wisconsin Departmentof Health Services.Internal Control Over Financial ReportingIn planning and performing our audit, we considered the Conference’s internal control over financialreporting as a basis for designing our auditing procedures for the purpose of expressing our opinion onthe financial statements, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of theConference’s internal control over financial reporting. Accordingly, we do not express an opinion on theeffectiveness of the Conference’s internal control over financial reporting.A deficiency in internal control exists when the design or operation of a control does not allowmanagement or employees, in the normal course of performing their assigned functions, to prevent,or detect and correct misstatements on a timely basis. A material weakness is a deficiency, or acombination of deficiencies, in internal control such that there is a reasonable possibility that a materialmisstatement of the entity’s financial statements will not be prevented, or detected and corrected on atimely basis.Our consideration of internal control over financial reporting was for the limited purpose described in thefirst paragraph of this section and was not designed to identify all deficiencies in internal control overfinancial reporting that might be deficiencies, significant deficiencies, or material weaknesses. We didnot identify any deficiencies in internal control over financial reporting that we consider to be materialweaknesses, as defined above.Compliance and Other MattersAs part of obtaining reasonable assurance about whether the Conference’s financial statements arefree of material misstatement, we performed tests of its compliance with certain provisions of laws,regulations, contracts and grant agreements, noncompliance with which could have a direct andmaterial effect on the determination of financial statement amounts. However, providing an opinion oncompliance with those provisions was not an objective of our audit and, accordingly, we do not expresssuch an opinion. The results of our tests disclosed no instances of noncompliance or other matters thatare required to be reported under Government Auditing Standards.This report is intended solely for the information and use of the Council on Finance and Administration,management, others within the organization, and federal and state awarding agencies and pass throughentities and is not intended to be and should not be used by anyone other than these specified parties.Madison, WisconsinJune 6, 2011SMITH & GESTELAND, LLPAudited Financial Statements199

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalINDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT ON COMPLIANCEWITH REQUIREMENTS THAT COULD HAVE A DIRECT ANDMATERIAL EFFECT ON EACH MAJOR PROGRAMAND ON INTERNAL CONTROL OVER COMPLIANCEIN ACCORDANCE WITH OMB CIRCULAR A-133To the Council on Finance and AdministrationWisconsin Annual ConferenceThe United Methodist ChurchSun Prairie, WisconsinComplianceWe have audited the Wisconsin Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church's (the "Conference")compliance with the types of compliance requirements described in the OMB Circular A-133Compliance Supplement that could have a direct and material effect on each of the Conference's majorfederal programs for the year ended December 31, 2010. The Conference's major federal programsare identified in the summary of auditor's results section of the accompanying schedule of findingsand questioned costs. Compliance with the requirements of laws, regulations, contracts, and grantsapplicable to each of its major federal programs is the responsibility of the Conference's management.Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the Conference's compliance based on our audit.We conducted our audit of compliance in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted inthe United States of America; the standards applicable to financial audits contained in GovernmentAuditing Standards, issued by the Comptroller General of the United States; and OMB CircularA-133, Audits of States, Local Governments, and Non-Profit Organizations. Those standards andOMB Circular A-133 require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance aboutwhether noncompliance with the types of compliance requirements referred to above that could havea direct and material effect on a major federal program occurred. An audit includes examining, ona test basis, evidence about the Conference's compliance with those requirements and performingsuch other procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances. We believe that our auditprovides a reasonable basis for our opinion. Our audit does not provide a legal determination of theConference's compliance with those requirements.In our opinion, the Conference complied, in all material respects, with the compliance requirementsreferred to above that could have a direct and material effect on each of its major federal programs forthe year ended December 31, 2010.Internal Control Over ComplianceManagement of the Conference is responsible for establishing and maintaining effective internal controlover compliance with the requirements of laws, regulations, contracts, and grants applicable to federalprograms. In planning and performing our audit, we considered the Conference's internal controlover compliance with the requirements that could have a direct and material effect on a major federalprogram to determine the auditing procedures for the purpose of expressing our opinion on complianceand to test and report on internal control over compliance in accordance with OMB Circular A-133, butnot for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of internal control over compliance.Accordingly, we do not express an opinion on the effectiveness of the Conference's internal controlover compliance.A deficiency in internal control over compliance exists when the design or operation of a control overcompliance does not allow management or employees, in the normal course of performing their assignedfunctions, to prevent, or detect and correct, noncompliance with a type of compliance requirement ofa federal program on a timely basis. A material weakness in internal control over compliance is adeficiency, or a combination of deficiencies, in internal control over compliance, such that there is areasonable possibility that a material noncompliance with a type of compliance requirement of a federalprogram will not be prevented, or detected and corrected, on a timely basis.Our consideration of internal control over compliance was for the limited purpose described in thefirst paragraph of this section and was not designed to identify all deficiencies in internal control overcompliance that might be deficiencies, significant deficiencies, or material weaknesses. We did not200 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalidentify any deficiencies in internal control over compliance that we consider to be material weaknesses,as defined above.This report is intended solely for the information and use of the Council on Finance and Administration,management, others within the organization, federal and state awarding agencies, and pass throughentities and is not intended to be and should not be used by anyone other than these specified parties.Madison, WisconsinJune 6, 2011SMITH & GESTELAND, LLPSCHEDULE OF FINDINGS AND QUESTIONED COSTSDecember 31, 2010SECTION I - SUMMARY OF INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S RESULTSFinancial StatementsType of auditor’s report issuedInternal control over financial reporting:Unqualifieda. Material weakness(es) identified? Nob. Significant deficiency(ies) identified not considered to be materialweakness(es)?Noncompliance material to financial statements noted?Federal AwardsInternal control over major program:Material weakness(es) identified?Significant deficiencies identified not considered to be material weakness(es)?Type of auditor’s report issued on compliance for major programAny audit findings disclosed that are required to be reported in accordance withSection .510(a) of OMB Circular A-133?Identification of major federal programs:CFDA NumberName of Federal Program or Cluster93.667 Social Services Block Grant - Emergency DisasterReliefNonereportedNoNoNonereportedUnqualifiedNoDollar threshold used to distinguish between Type A and Type B programs:Auditee qualified as low-risk auditee?N/A - Onlyone programNoAudited Financial Statements201

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalSECTION II - FINANCIAL STATEMENT FINDINGSNoneSECTION III - OTHER ISSUESDoes the auditor have substantial doubt about the auditee’s abilityto continue as a going concern?Does the audit report show audit issues (i.e., materialnoncompliance, non material noncompliance, questioned costs,material weakness, reportable condition, management lettercomment, excess revenue or excess reserve) related to grants/contracts with funding agencies that require audits to be inaccordance with the Department of Health Services Audit Guide?Was a management letter or other document conveying auditcomments issued as a result of this audit?NoNoNoSignature of Partner in Charge:Keith BaumgartnerDate of report: June 6, 2011SUMMARY SCHEDULE OF PRIOR AUDIT FINDINGSDecember 31, 2010FINDING 09-1Condition:Inadequate documentation maintained in case files to supporteligibility.Recommendation: We recommended that the Conference require documentationsupporting eligibility be obtained prior to approval for funding andthat the documentation be maintained in the case file.Current Status:The Conference developed a corrective action plan at the time wenoted the finding. They implemented all planned corrective actionsimmediately, as outlined in the corrective action plan202 Audited Financial Statements

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalINDEX OF BOARD AND AGENCY REPORTSConference Boards1. Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries ................................................................. 2052. Board of Congregation and Circuit Development ..................... No Report Received3. Board of Church and Society ................................................................................ 2064. Board of Global Ministries ................................................................................... 2075. Board of Higher Education and Student Ministry ................................................ 2126. Board of Lay Ministry .......................................................................................... 2147. Board of Ordained Ministry .................................................................................. 2208. Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance and Equitable Compensation ........................ 2239. Board of Trustees .................................................................................................. 226Commissions, Committees and Councils10. Commission on Archives and History ....................................... No Report Received11. Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns ... No Report Received12. Commission on Status and Role of Women .............................. No Report Received13 Commission on Religion and Race ............................................ No Report Received14. Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee ............................... No Report Received15. Committee on Hispanic/Latino Ministry ................................... No Report Received16. Program and Arrangements Committee .................................... No Report Received17. Conference Council on Youth Ministries ............................................................. 22818. Communications and Information Technology .................................................... 22919. Conference Episcopacy Committee ...................................................................... 23220. Conference Personnel Committee ........................................................................ 23221. Council on Finance and Administration ............................................................... 233Related Agencies, Organizations and Officers22. United Methodist Women ..................................................................................... 23523. United Methodist Men ............................................................... No Report Received24. Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation ............................................................. 23825. Moving Director ........................................................................ No Report Received26. Conference Secretary ............................................................................................ 243United Methodist Colleges and Seminaries27. Africa University .................................................................................................. 24528. Boston University School of Theology................................................................. 24629. Candler School of Theology ................................................................................. 24830. Drew Theological Seminary ................................................................................. 25031. Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary ........................................................... 25132. North Central College ........................................................................................... 25233. Wiley College ............................................................................ No Report ReceivedReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 203

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEcumenical Organizations34. Wisconsin Council of Churches ........................................................................... 254Health and Welfare Agencies35. Cedar Crest, Inc. ........................................................................ No Report Received36 Christian Community Homes & Services, Inc. .......................... No Report Received37. Evergreen Retirement Community ............................................ No Report Received38. Harbor House Crisis Shelters ................................................................................ 25639. Hillcrest Family Services ........................................................... No Report Received40. Morrow Memorial Home ...................................................................................... 25741. Northcott Neighborhood House ................................................. No Report Received42. Parish Nurse Ministries......................................................................................... 25843. Schmitt Woodland Hills ............................................................ No Report Received44. Sheboygan Retirement Home and Beach Health Care Center ... No Report Received45. United Methodist Children’s Services .................................................................. 26046. United Methodist Hospitals Ministry ................................................................... 26247. The Village at Manor Park ........................................................ No Report Received204 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBOARD OF CAMP AND RETREAT MINISTRIES2010 was a year of dreaming and planning for the Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries.With our purpose to “provide camps and retreat centers to enhance the mission of theWisconsin Annual Conference” and our mission to “provide outdoor settings forChristian education and faith formation in Christian community,” the Board spent muchtime in discussion of the future of our programs and how to best meet the needs of theAnnual Conference for outdoor Christian Education. We provide summer campprograms to support local church Christian education, and places for churches, as well asBoards and Agencies, to come to provide their own times of spiritual enrichment,education, support, visioning, and work for the common good.The Conference Vision for 2010 – 2011 was to “Give Wholeheartedly,” by “creatingbudgeting and funding processes to support current and emerging mission and ministry.”The Board took this statement seriously, as well as to “assure adequate and appropriateresources to fully support ongoing Conference ministry and mission,” by developing aplan for continuance of a sound financial foundation for the camps by adding funds fromthe camp sales to already established endowment funds and by setting aside contingencyfunds. The Board also began plans for larger capital improvements at the camps, and setaside funds for smaller capital improvements.The Focus Areas of the United Methodist Church are supported by the camps in manyways. We help to “develop principled spiritual leaders for the church and for the world”through Christian education, our international staff, mission studies at YoMiCa Camp,using a spiritual and values based curriculum, community building, and our Leaders-in-Training Camp. We “engage in ministry with the poor” through our camp scholarships.We “create new places for new people and revitalizing existing congregations” byproviding places for family camps and retreats, as well as providing places forConference or local congregational seminars/retreats/events. The Conference will behearing more over the next year about a new youth retreat center being planned for LakeLucerne Camp.The Board knows from the evaluations of summer campers and guests throughout theyear that camp is a special “place apart” that changes lives, deepens spiritual growth, andincreases leadership skills. 99% of our youth and family campers rate us very good orgood! 95% of our youth campers have learned more about the Bible. Some of ourcampers have said:Beautiful surroundings! Great leadership! Good price for all the wonderfulexperiences.I liked meeting new friends and seeing old ones.I liked all the activities we did.The worship was so cool I really felt like I could connect with God during it.My camper has a stronger faith and is able to reach out to those who need God’shand in their life.My son strengthened his relationship with God and made life-long friends.My kids did not want to come home!I like everything about camp.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 205

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalOur Site personnel during 2010 included: Chip Hutler at Lake Lucerne and Pine Lake,Laura Hutler at Pine Lake and Lake Lucerne, and Nick Coenen at Pine Lake.Visit the Camp and Retreat Ministries website atwww.WisconsinUMC.org/campsPages for Lake Lucerne and Pine Lake camps, as well as the camping catalog can beviewed.Jeff Killey, ChairpersonNancy M. Deaner, Camping and Retreat Ministries CoordinatorBOARD OF CONGREGATION AND CIRCUIT DEVELOPMENTNo Report ReceivedBOARD OF CHURCH AND SOCIETYThe essential work of the Board includes:Creating plans and programs that challenge conferences and local churchmembers toward personal, social and civic righteousness;Analyzing the social and justice issues that confront persons, communities,nations and the world; andEncouraging Christian lines of action that assist humankind to move toward aworld where peace and justice are achieved.The Board meets six times annually at the Annual Conference office. The Board isheavily dependent on the United Methodist Social Principles which were again adoptedby the United Methodist General Conference in 2008 for guidance on the direction ofUnited Methodist social justice ministries. The Board is further responsive to the FourFocus Areas of The United Methodist Church and the Vision of the Wisconsin AnnualConference.At the 2011 Wisconsin Annual Conference session the Board is presenting 9 petitions tothe 2012 General Conference encouraging Annual Conference support for petitionedlanguage changes in the Book of Discipline concerning homosexuality. Two resolutionson social justice issues are also being presented to the Annual Conference. The first ofthese supports worker rights for Collective Bargaining and the second supports HealthCare In Our Social Community.At each Annual Conference session The Board hosts display tables providing informationabout Church and Society issues and Peace with Justice concerns. The availablematerials include copies of the UMC Social Principles and literature provided by theUMC General Board of Church and Society on social issues.The Board has supported the attendance of a young Wisconsin United Methodist clergyperson at the annual national training session on social justice ministries sponsored by theGeneral Board of Church and Society earlier this year.206 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPeace with Justice programs are funded by the annual Peace with Justice general churchofferings held in Wisconsin UMC local churches. The monies received are dividedbetween the state and national UMC agencies for support of such programs. Each yearsome of the funding has gone toward specific programs of the Wisconsin Council ofChurches and other funding has been expended for peace with justice programsdeveloped in local UMC churches or community agencies. Each local Wisconsin UMCchurch is encouraged to participate in the Peace with Justice Sunday offering and name aliaison person who relates the local church to the conference Peace with Justice ministry.In January 2011 the Board cosponsored a conference with United Methodists for SocialAction on the UMC Social Principles. Leadership was available from the General Boardof Church and Society. In October 2011 the Board, with national leadership, issponsoring two conference seminars on “Bullies, Victims, By Standers” directed towardMiddle School and High School youth, parents, teachers, counselors and pastors.Leigh M. Roberts, ChairpersonBOARD OF GLOBAL MINISTRIESPurpose: Our purpose is to inspire, educate, recruit, train, inform and deploy persons andcongregations for mission and ministry on the local, national and international levels.Vision: Our vision is to involve every United Methodist and every UM congregation in atleast one mission opportunity every year. The form of that involvement might vary froman educational opportunity to a financial contribution to direct, hands-on experience.Mission: The mission of the Board of Global Ministries is to provide leadership,structure, and a channel within the Wisconsin Conference of the UMC for implementingour “Vision” and our “Purpose.” This may mean supporting others to be in mission onour behalf in Christ’s name; being informed about the local, national or global context formission; working with other Christians in the name of Christ; or becoming directlyinvolved in a mission opportunity.The Board of Global Ministries celebrates the many avenues of mission within ourconference. In 2011, two of our Health and Welfare agencies are observing anniversariesof their work within the community: Northcott Neighborhood House of Milwaukee (50years) and Harbor House of Superior (10 years) commemorated these events withfestivities and requests for additional donations to aid them as they continue theirimportant work. Meanwhile National Volunteers in Mission (NVIM) marked 25 years oflabor and fellowship throughout the United States with a special reunion at Pine Lake. Inaddition, as an indication that our ministry continues to expand, BGM welcomedHillcrest Family Services as the newest (14th) member of its Health and Welfareministries.Each of these ministries, and many more that come under the BGM umbrella, provideopportunities for members of the Wisconsin Conference to serve our communities, ourstate, our nation and our world through our time, talents and financial support. From thesimple acts of collecting soup labels and sharing gently used clothing or collectingpennies in “Noisy Cans” during worship to visiting hospitals, rehabbing buildings andspending weeks in foreign country working with those who are hungry for food andReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 207

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journaleducation and wish to work with us to meet their own needs, we are able to givewholeheartedly.In an effort to fulfill our purpose the Board of Global Ministries will be sponsoring aFour-Day Mission Event in October, 2011. Plans are underway to provide inspirationand education to all Wisconsin United Methodists as they hear from those who have seenwhat we can do when we work together. Guests from the General Board of GlobalMinistries and around the world will be in attendance to share their insights.Representatives from our partner East Angola have been invited to share their hopes forthe partnership with us. All BGM committees and agencies will be represented throughdisplays and individuals able to tell their stories of service.As a Board we continue to struggle with the cuts that must be made when apportionmentsdrop. Successful programs continue to reach new people and we do not want to see themdisappear. Yet we know of new programs that also require our support if they are tosucceed. As we work to achieve our vision, we are reminded that it is up to all of us toshare what we have with those who need our help. We have explored possible ways ofworking with the United Methodist Foundation and others as we try to provide support ina new ways. It is up to the Board of Global Ministries to oversee the ministries and tomake all of our members aware of them so that those in need may be served, and so thatall of us may know the joy of serving others.During 2010-2011, the Board worked to achieve four goals we had established. Oursuccess has been mixed. The October, 2011 Mission Event is an outgrowth of our firstgoal: to be better advocates for the various agencies, trips, teams and partnerships. Wehave also been intentional in sharing our successes and achievements through variousvoices of the conference. Following the Mission Event our focus will be on providing anew Guide to Mission Giving for the new quadrennium and publicizing its availabilityonline.Regarding our second goal, we have begun to utilize and interpret the informationreceived through our redesigned Application for Funding or Endorsement. We will makerevisions to that form as we continue to ask agencies and other ministries to submit theform for inclusion in the 2012 Guide to Mission Giving.Our third goal – to strengthen the link between the Board and the DisasterResponse/Recovery Team – will need to continue as a priority. We welcomed a newchairman in 2010, but unfortunately he stepped down in early 2011. In the midst ofseveral tornadoes that touched down in Wisconsin we do have an interim director, butmuch work still needs to be done in this area.We continue to hold one meeting per year via phone conference and had one of theparticipants in a Mission Motivation meeting participate via SKYPE from SouthAmerica! Our goal will be to continue to utilize technology in an effort to minimizecosts.Gail Burgess, Chairperson208 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBOARD OF GLOBAL MINISTRIES COMMITTEE REPORTSCommunity MinistriesCommunity Ministries in the Wisconsin Conference which in 2010-2011 receivedfinancial support through apportionments were the Hmong House of Good News inMilwaukee and The Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee. Community Ministrieswas established to assist local churches, cooperative ministries and community and faithbasedorganizations in developing and strengthening programs that bring peace andjustice to their communities and in accompanying persons on their journeys towardsocial, economic, cultural and spiritual wholeness.Conference PartnershipsWisconsin Conference sponsored a gathering of representatives from other conferenceswhich also are in partnership with either East or West Angola. The event resulted ininformation and idea sharing and will lead to further cooperation as we offer our financialsupport and services to that area. We have invited representatives from East Angola toour October Mission Event. Lamar Gibson is the chairman of this partnership. The otherConference Partnership is with Native American Ministries in Wisconsin.Disaster Response CommitteeAs we look for someone to fill the position of chairman of this committee, we are veryaware that it is a demanding job, one that requires time and dedication. We will bedeveloping a meaningful position description and working to strengthen relationshipsbetween Disaster Response and various conference committees and programs. We alsoneed district supervisors and trained volunteers.Global Health InitiativeThe Global AIDS Task Force is addressing a wide array of issues through the BlackHealth Coalition in Milwaukee. Currently the highest growth rate in AIDS is amongseniors (ages 65-70+; the “Baby Boomers”) and African American Women.Health and Welfare MinistriesThe Board of Global Ministries developed an Application Form and requested that allagencies, whether they were receiving apportionment funds or not, submit an applicationfor endorsement in 2010. Most Health and Welfare agencies were able to respond,although there were questions and concerns that arose. BGM will be revising the form aswe learn exactly what information we need and how it can be used. As we review theforms we will also discuss ways to share the information with the Wisconsin Conference.Following are just a few of the bits of information gleaned from the applicationssubmitted.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 209

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNo information submitted in 2010:Morrow Memorial Home, SpartaSheboygan Senior CommunityVillage at Manor Park, West AllisDavid Green is chair of this committee. He established and continues to organize theAnnual Bishop’s Luncheon with Health and Welfare Ministries. His committee alsooversees the design and distribution of the Golden Cross Offering envelopes whichprovide the opportunity for all local churches to support Health and Welfare ministries.Mission MotivationThe Mission Motivation Committee has been involved in planning the October 2011Mission Event and has primary responsibility for implementing it. This group also willbe reviewing requests from state, national and international ministries wishing to beincluded in the Conference Guide to Mission Giving. Michael Abdedokun was namedchair of this committee in 2011.Volunteers in MissionSee the chart on the next page for information about VIM trips by Wisconsin UnitedMethodists. The chart was prepared by Bruce Koch for the Board of Global Ministries.210 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAgencyBellin HealthSystems, GreenBayCedar Crest,JanesvilleChristianCommunityHomes & Services,HudsonEvergreenRetirementCommunity,OshkoshHarbor HouseCrisis Shelters,SuperiorHillcrest FamilyServices,Dubuque, IA(Member WI ConfH&W since 2010)NorthcottNeighborhoodHouse, MilwaukeeParish NurseMinistriesSchmitt WoodlandHills, RichlandCenterUnited MethodistChildren’sServices (UMCS),MilwaukeeUnited MethodistHospitalsMinistry, MadisonTotal Years OfServiceSince 1908: 103yearsSince 1962: 49yearsSince 1981: 30YearsSince 1967: 44yearsSince 2001: 10Years1896, 1924Number Of PeopleServed*In 2009100,000 Patent Days;11,000 surgeriesNumber Of StaffAnd Volunteers2,500+ paid staff250 Residents 220 Paid Staff; 100VolunteersWintergreen: 92 180 Paid Staff; 115Units; Pine Ridge: 38 VolunteersUnits; OsceolaProject: Soon!300+ on campus; 80Home Care; 100+community programs310 employees;50+ volunteers720 Six full-time(FTE); 2 part-time;120 volunteers5456 425 paid staff; 100’sof volunteersSince 1961: 40 10,170 150 paid staff; 70yearsvolunteersIn 1999 the Wisconsin Parish Nurse Coalition was formed;soon the vision became one of introducing Parish Nursingwithin the Wisconsin Conference of the United MethodistChurch. Their goal is to promote parish nursing so that everyfaith community has access to a parish nurse.Since 1965: 46years1961, 1962 (49years)200 130 paid staff; 100volunteers51,000 14 Full-Time(FTE); 136volunteers1950’s 4840 1 part-timechaplain; 9 personson UMHMChaplaincyCommitteeReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 211

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND STUDENT MINISTRY(BHESM)A. Introductory CommentsThe Board of Higher Education and Student Ministry seeks to provide for “ministrybeyond the local church” by supporting the ministry of United Methodist related campusministries financially and by providing training opportunities for campus ministers. Inaddition, we seek to assist young women and men in the United Methodist Church whoneed financial assistance in obtaining a college degree. We oversee the work of theWesley Foundations in our conference and hold them accountable to support their studentministries. We are also charged to hold the relationship of our conference with NorthCentral and Wiley College. In all areas we are supporting efforts to reach out to collegestudents and “to make disciples of Jesus Christ” and “spiritual leaders for the church andfor the world” for those who journey in the mission field of higher education.The main focus of our work is to support United Methodist related campus ministries todo their work of reaching college students and equipping them to start and/or grow intheir discipleship of Jesus Christ. Discipling students leads to the transformation of a) thestudents’ lives, b) campus-life and lives of the students’ peers, c) their local church andcircuit and ultimately d) the world to become more the way God wants it to be. We arepleased that in past years we have been an agency of our Conference that gave morefinancial support than most other protestant mainline denomination towards campusministry and have indeed lived and loved beyond the expectation of some of our campusministers. By having regular meetings with our campus ministers we hold each otheraccountable that our living, giving and loving will be directed towards transforming thisworld into a better place by making disciples of Jesus Christ.B. Highlights and Accomplishments of the Past YearDuring the 2010 year, our Board used our apportioned dollars to grant eightcampus ministries a total of $ 84,000 including Green Bay, La Crosse, Madison,Menomonie, Milwaukee, Ripon, River Falls, and Whitewater.Financially, the Board could not support North Central and Wiley College thisyear.We used UM student day offerings to award Merit Awards to students inWisconsin. The Board gathered with campus ministers for the purpose ofnetworking, sharing ideas and talking about how the Board can best be ofsupport to our campus ministries in Wisconsin.In addition to financial support our board has worked on the promotion andawareness of UM Student Day Offering.We have promoted and raised awareness of our campus ministries, scholarshipprograms and United Methodist schools. Our webpage provides access toinformation of scholarship possibilities, helpful links to campus ministries inWisconsin and to UM schools. The webpage can be found by clicking“education” on our conferences web site (www.wisconsinumc.org) and choosing“higher ed & student ministry.”212 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWe worked towards encouraging congregations with inactive WesleyFoundations to re-launch viable student ministries in their communities and haveseen wonderful success.We hosted a very well attended informational event about campus ministries atthe 2010 Annual Conference in La Crosse.C. How we relate to our the United Methodist Church’s mission and the vision of theWisconsin Conference1. It is our desire to continue to provide the means of “making disciples of JesusChrist for the transformation of the world” on college campuses in order toencourage young men and women to “Live, Give, Love … Beyond AllExpectation.”2. The same is true when more support is given toward UM Student Day and otherscholarships and loans, since it furthers the chance to make disciples and live,give and love beyond all expectation. It is our privilege to support those in needas they seek to become better “disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation ofthe world”3. Our conferences vision needs accountability! It is our responsibility to holdWesley Foundations accountable to use their resources for the purposes they aremeant for.4. Transforming the world does not happen over night! We have to ensure longterm solutions. Our board’s role in this is to provide training for campusministers to find more funding resources that ensure long term financialsustainability to be in the transformation business.5. “Beyond all expectation” means also to go beyond the borders of ourconference. While in times of decreasing financial resources it is tempting tohold on to them we feel called to hold our commitment towards these two outof-statecolleges.D. How we relate to the four focus areasOur group is actively involved in the first and second focus area. We are hosting freetraining events for our campus ministers and thus work towards developing leaders. Inyears when enough money was available to us we supported campus ministers ANDstudents to go to larger student leadership training events. It is our desire for 2011 tocontinue this as enough funding is available. We are also involved in places likeOshkosh, Stevens Point and Eau Claire where there is potential for new and renewedcampus ministry programs to emerge and have provided advisory support on how to starta campus ministry and hold the Wesley Foundation there accountable to support them.Most, if not all, campus ministry programs we support engage in ministry with the poor -some locally, some nationally, some internationally. Many campus ministries are great inorganizing mission trips that are focusing on ministry with the poor and some even withimproving health.E. Plans for the Coming Year1. Supporting United Methodist related campus ministries in Wisconsin by fundingup to 20% of their needs and by providing opportunities for networking andcontinuing education for campus ministers.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 213

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2. Intentionally promote UM Student Day offering with local churches, ourWisconsin Conference Merit Award and other UM student loans andscholarships. Reviewing and granting those awards, loans and scholarships.3. To work with churches that hold Wesley Foundation funds to be accountable astrue stewards of Jesus Christ in pursuing the ministries for which the funds wereestablished. We are working in partnership with 4 UM local congregations andsee wonderful progress in re-establishing student ministries.4. Try to keep offering some funding to support Wiley College and North CentralCollege.Markus Wegenast, Chairperson, Board of Higher Education and Student MinistryBOARD OF LAY MINISTRYThe Conference Board of Laity (“The Board”) enables laity to have full and equalpartnerships in collaborative ministry with clergy and throughout the Wisconsin AnnualConference; to work with the circuits to grow lay leadership; to provide lay opportunitiesfor growth through Lay Leadership Development, Faith Alive!, Annual Conference Laitysession, Lay Servant Ministries programs, Lay Leader/Lay Member to AnnualConference training, and The Book of Discipline, paragraph 631.The Board develops principled spiritual leaders for the church and for the world throughthe work of the Lay Leadership Development team (Catalyst), Faith Alive!, Lay ServantMinistries, Laity Session at Annual Conference, United Methodist Women, UnitedMethodist Men, and the work of the District Lay Leaders.The Board meets regularly about six times a year, supplemented with teleconferences onan “as needed” basis, to build relationships among its members, to evaluate programs andevents, to develop new opportunities for leadership development and spiritual growth, toidentify opportunities for collaboration with other boards and agencies in the WisconsinConference, and to vision for effective ministry. The Board members have a growingcommitment to the ministry of the laity. Making disciples is a top priority in all eventsand processes planned by The Board.“Catalyst” was initiated in 2009 at the request of and in collaboration with The WisconsinAnnual Conference Cabinet, The Board developed a plan to involve more laity incollaboration with clergy in ministry in the circuit setting. The new process focuses onbuilding strong, healthy relationships and healthy, productive congregationalenvironments by teaching/equipping laity and clergy leaders with tools based in familysystems theory, emotional intelligence, navigating controversial and difficultrelationships, have deep change – transformation of congregational cultures andworldviews, moving from dysfunction to full function, from corrosive to creative, fromresigned to engaged, and from comfortable to productive. With practical learning –processes and information designed for application in a wide variety of settings withsimple, clear, hands-on and experiential – anyone who participates in the process will befully equipped to take what they learn and equip others – self-replicating. This alignswith the vision of the Wisconsin Annual Conference to equip people to live, give, andlove more effectively and beyond ordinary expectation and the mission of the UnitedMethodist Church by shifting focus from “tending“ to “leading,” and from shepherding214 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalparticipants to forming disciples. We also kept in mind the four focus areas of theGeneral Conference, specifically “to provide principled spiritual Christian leaders for thechurch and for the world.”The original vision for the core group was for thirty laity and clergy of a broad spectrumof ages, backgrounds, races, ethnicities (with a balance of women and men) to studytogether for nine months, develop together the “core curriculum” for a retreat experiencefocusing on three main areas:Application of helpful concepts from family systems theory in simple, practical,meaningful waysProvide practical tools to teach and equip people in the development ofemotional intelligenceGive tools and processes to leaders to navigate difficult and controversialsubjects and deal with disagreement in healthy waysCatalyst retreats – clergy/laity teams will lead retreats for participants. The purpose ofeach retreat is three-fold:To give participants a meaningful personal experience for transformation andgrowthTo train and equip participants in the use of the tools and processes with othersTo invite all participants to offer/host/co-lead a Catalyst event of their own inlocal churches, circuits, with work teams, in districts, etc. This provides a selfreplicationand helps reinforce learning through teaching.Several retreats have been offered and lead by lay and clergy teams. The Catalyst groupsare progressing at significantly different paces and modes of study, activity anddevelopment. Catalyst core team tell their stories about how applying family systemprinciples and behavior is changing their lives. Catalyst will be a part of the DiscipleshipLeadership Team who will support and continue to develop the Catalyst process with thecollaboration of the Board of Laity.Faith Alive! takes a leadership position within the board and provides one majoropportunity for laypersons and clergy to reflect on their role as a spiritual person in theirdaily lives, not just when serving the church. Students of all ages, men and women, comefrom all over the state to seek a deeper relationship with God. The group gathers threetimes a year, giving students time to seek out God and ways to live more faithfully. FaithAlive!’s current course runs from September 2008 through April 2010. Faith Alivecontinues to be committed and intentional about providing a safe, supportive, loving,giving and sharing environment for making disciples. The Design Team spends muchtime in evaluation and prayerful planning for the future of the program. Challenges thatFaith Alive! Design Team deals with are how to grow and maintain a strong presencewhile keeping the core values of the program and how to live as a spiritual person in theWORLD. The Design Team spends many hours preparing with the invited facultyperson for each class to help with discernment and reflection on what is core to FaithAlive! and what can be adapted. Core to Faith Alive! is the opportunity to study withothers seeking more depth in faith development and in providing an environment awayfrom home and work that is conducive to dedicating one’s time to spiritual developmentwith diverse students and faculty/leaders. These Faith Alive! core values align with thepurposes of both the Conference Board of Laity and the Wisconsin Annual Conference.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 215

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe Faith Alive! Design Team works continually to make this opportunity the best it canbe for laity and clergy to reflect on their role as a spiritual person in their daily lives, notjust when serving the church. Faith Alive! course September 2008-April 2010 completedits third year. Faith Alive! currently has two classes, one that started in September of2010 comprising of three weekends a year and 25 participants and in September of 2011a new class began with 17 participants. The 2011 class is smaller by design. We foundthat the larger class had some logistical limitations so as a result the Faith Alive! DesignTeam limited the number of participants. Each September following there will be a newtwo-year class beginning. The result is that there will be two courses runningconcurrently with each course’s weekend being scheduled on the same dates and at thesame location. This provides unique opportunities. The second and first year classes willbe able to spend specific time together and walk this journey together, growing,supporting and mentoring each other.Faith Alive!’s website continues to provide online registration and a power pointpresentation is available and can be downloaded and shown in your local congregation,community groups, at board and agency meetings and in small groups. Faith Alive!encourages ecumenical participation, invites community participation and encourages ourcongregations to identify those who are searching and seeking a deeper relationship withGod and developing as a Disciple of Jesus Christ.The 2010 Laity Session of Wisconsin Annual Conference, Appleton, Wisconsin,comprised inspiring music led by Acoustic Grace, Chippewa Falls UMC; other worshipelements including liturgical dance by Susan Eaton Mendenhall; brief presentationshighlighting opportunities for engagement and growth: Faith Alive!, Lay ServantMinistries, United Methodist Women’s Hmong House of Good News, and Catalyst; andfollowed by an hour of informal/interactive time for attendees with their District LayLeaders and District Directors of Lay Servant Ministry. This interactive time promotesconnection and builds relationships between members of the annual conference and theirdistrict/regional lay leaders. During this time large sheets of newsprint wereavailable/displayed each with the heading of one of the four focus areas of The UMC, i.e.combating the disease of poverty, engaging in ministry with the poor, developingprincipled Christian leaders, and creating new places for new people (new congregations)and/or including revitalizing existing congregations. Attendees were invited to writeresponses of what they know/have seen or heard and what activity(ies) they are aware ofand whether the focus area is given enough emphasis in their congregations and circuits.The Board compiles the results, reviews them, notes the ways The Board can respond andpasses along information to other persons and bodies within The Wisconsin Conferencefor their consideration.Immediately preceding and following Laity Session, The Board sponsors AnnualConference 101 classes for lay and clergy attending annual conference for the first timeand a review for those who have attended Annual Conference in the past. AnnualConference 101 prepares attendees for what they can expect during Annual Conferenceand how to engage in the formal processes. The classes were well attended, wellreceived and feedback indicated that they were very helpful.The Board prepared a display booth at Annual Conference furnished with resourcematerials and handouts including a large Wisconsin map where attendees could identify(or get help with identifying) the location of their congregation, circuit and district.216 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalResources included Lay Servant Ministry materials, introduction of District Lay Leadersand District Directors of Lay Servant Ministries, as wells as a list of upcomingeducational and connectional events throughout the conference and printed and onlineresources. The Board’s display booth is a wonderful place to connect and communicatewith many laity and clergy in the Wisconsin Conference. The Board members werepresent to build relationships and answer questions.The Lay Servant Ministries (formerly Lay Speaking Ministries) trains in many areas, notjust speaking and pulpit supply. The Board attempts to make this better understoodamong laity and clergy alike and with that in mind designed a new Lay ServantMinistries brochure which clearly states that Lay Servant Ministries are caring ministries,leading ministries and communicating ministries with examples of names of classes ineach category as well as including contact information for District Directors of LayServant Ministries, Wisconsin Conference. Some of the many ministries Lay Servantsmay explore are:Lay Servants Are Accountable DisciplesLay Servants Interpret to Others Our United Methodist HeritageLeading in PrayerMinistry Specific CoursesLay Pastoral Care GivingFrom Your Heart to Theirs: Delivering an Effective SermonLay Servants Teach AdultsLay Servants Tell Stories,You Can Lead in WorshipLay Servants Lead Bible StudyLay Servants Are Servant LeadersYou Can Lead in StewardshipLay Servants Lead In Mission OutreachYou Can Preach!Lay Servants Create Disciple-Making Faith CommunitiesLay Servants Cultivate Christian CommunityThe District/Regional Directors of Lay Servant Ministries present basic and advancedclasses in all of the eight districts of the Wisconsin Conference. Lay Servant Ministriesis evaluating courses and programs sponsored by, e.g. The United Methodist Women (theannual week of School of Christian Mission) and Wisconsin United MethodistFoundation (annual stewardship workshops and seminars) vis-à-vis qualifying for LayServant Ministries course credit. This is to address two specific needs: 1) to makecourse opportunities more accessible to laity throughout the large geographic area of theWisconsin Annual Conference and its districts, 2) and to improve the scope and varietyof courses available at a time when The Board is emphasizing the value and need for laityto think in terms of personal, leadership and spiritual growth for their lifetimes. Thepurpose is to make Disciples of Jesus Christ who will be equipped for ministry withintheir local church and beyond. Through their work to present quality, basic andadvanced courses and as well as to improve and expand access to and variety of courses,the District/Regional Directors of Lay Servant Ministries are blessed to be a blessingbeyond their expectations.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 217

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe District Lay Leaders present workshops each spring and fall throughout theWisconsin Annual Conference specifically for local church lay leaders, lay members toannual conference and clergy and appropriate for all laity especially those in local churchleadership positions and committee members. The purpose is to equip and resource layleaders and lay members to annual conference for their roles. Several slides are devotedto their specific tasks/roles while the remaining foundational, supporting and contextualinformation is appropriate for all laity. Leadership teams model collaborative ministry ofclergy and laity and include the District Superintendent, district lay leaders andConference Lay Leader. The workshop comprises centering/worship time, Biblical andThe Book of Discipline foundation for authority of lay leadership and the roles of layleader and lay member to annual conference, history of The UMC including John Wesleyand spiritual disciplines, organization and structure of The UMC, ministry beyond thewalls/in the community, engaging conflict well, maintaining a supportive and healthyrelationship with his/her pastor, advocating for the laity, liaising between local churchand circuit/district/conference, specific printed and online resources, and connecting withand building relationships with the leadership team. These trainings promote anenormous amount of goodwill for the district and Wisconsin Annual Conference, giveencouragement which builds each other up, put practical resources and information intothe attendees’ hands and minds to equip them for service, and connect them to theirdistrict/regional leaders who will resource them. Each attendee is requested to completea four-question at the end of the training. The results of the evaluations are compiledimmediately with all members of the leadership team. Frequent modifications, tweaksand additions are made to the presentation to respond to comments on the evaluations.The Lay Leader/Lay Member to Annual Conference provided training to 125 churches inthis past year and will continue to offer this opportunity to equip the laity in the localchurches in the Spring and Fall in each region.The Board tried an idea that proved very popular. Prior to two of The Board meetings,the District Lay Leaders and District Directors of Lay Servant Ministries met separatelyto discuss topics and programs specific to each of their ministries. This gave rise to thenew Lay Servant Ministries brochure referred to above. This time allowed for focusedsharing ideas and resources, asking questions, improving coordination andcommunication, and helping to make more uniform across the Conference.Metro North District Lay Leader chairs the Circuit 30 Council (laity and clergy) andcoaches its communications team. Circuit 30 Communications Team has launched aFacebook site for its five circuit churches. Circuit 30 Missions Team has identified twocooperative projects: parish nurse program and UM Children’s Services.Further exemplifying and modeling the collaborative ministry between laity and clergy,The Board includes a District Superintendent Gordon Lind, Cabinet Liaison.The Board aligns directly with the focus area of The United Methodist Church,specifically, develop principled spiritual leaders for the church and the world. The Boardtrains, supports, equips, encourages, inspires and sends out laity into their workplaces,churches, communities and into their homes. In this way new places are created for newpeople and existing congregations are revitalized via these leaders who are developedthrough the Lay Servant Ministries classes, Faith Alive!, Leadership Development“Catalyst,” Lay Leader trainings, United Methodist Women programs and missions and218 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalUnited Methodist Men programs. These leaders are equipped to engage in the ministrywith the poor and combat the diseases of poverty by improving health globally.Conference Lay Leader and Associate Lay Leader attended the joint meeting theConference Lay Leaders and the Directors of Lay Speaking Ministries (Convocation) atthe JW Marriott in downtown Indianapolis from 4:00 pm Thursday, February 24 through11:00 am Sunday, February 27. The Convocation began and ended with worship plusdaily morning worship and evening prayers. The keynote speaker was Lovett Weems, aDistinguished Professor of Church Leadership and Director of the Lewis Center forChurch Leadership at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C. Weemspresented in three sessions including Q&A time from Thursday evening through Fridayafternoon talking about leadership and particularly lay leadership against the backdrop ofchurch organization and history. From the beginning the Methodist movement involvedboth lay preachers and lay leaders…women preachers …members from working andlower classes …and minorities especially African-American. The Wesleyan movementhas been in the leader making business from the beginning. Leaders should function asthe connection between the past and the future. Change is not becoming somethingdifferent than we are. Change is becoming more of what we are in a selective way.Weems talked about how demographics in Methodist churches have changed since 19thcentury including what Weems calls the worship recession from 1968-2009. There arefewer people giving more money – this trend can’t continue. We need a denominationalrefocus and a conference refocus to steward and extend the influence of the mission ofthe conference within the geographic boundary of the conference. The question is: Ifyour church closed today, who would miss it other than the church members?One of the five afternoon break-out groups addressed the topic of the Call to Action.People were variously up to speed about the Call to Action. This session includedcirculating a portion of the 248-page report of the ACTA Steering Committee created bythe Council of Bishops and Connectional Table as well as a discussion noting that thereport can be found in its entirety on the UMC website, describing steps in the process,reporting the status of the process and inquiring about the import of the recommendationson our conferences, the ability to meaningfully be connected to and resourced by theGeneral Church, and sharing concerns about the integrity of the laity voice in theproposed reconfiguration.Saturday morning, Annual Conference Lay Leaders and Directors of Lay SpeakingMinistries held separate business meetings including a information about the process toprepare and present the Lay Leader address at the General Conference, legislation forgeneral conference that might be recommended by the Association of Annual ConferenceLay Leaders.Meals and break times were great networking opportunities to meet people. Some thingswe learned are that the Conference Lay Leaders in a couple other jurisdictions are muchmore connected than we are in the North Central Jurisdiction. They know about the Callto Action, have discussed it together and with their bishops and had copies in hand. Onthe other hand, we learned that Wisconsin Conference Associate Lay Leader was just oneof two Associate Lay Leaders present at this convocation, the other being from Iowa.The Conference Board of Laity has good, strong programs that foster spiritual growth,train leaders and provide new opportunities for church members to be strengthened inReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 219

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journaltheir ministries. These are different pathways to the same goal: they all align to revitalize,individually and within a congregation, circuit and conference.The priorities set by the Board of Laity were initially measured as our culture measuressuccess, by 1) body count, 2) contact hours, 3) cost per person and 4) feedback. Twoprograms, Faith Alive! and Lay Leader/Lay Member to Annual Conference trainings,obtain written participant evaluations at the conclusion of each event/weekend. Theseevaluations are compiled and distributed among the leadership/design teams. In this way,we can measure the effectiveness of these programs beyond numbers. We can get to abetter place: the heart of the meaning of these programs for the participants in their livesby their own testimony. What we have learned is the transforming power of thedesign/relevance of these programs and the ministry/witness of the faculty/leadershipteams. God is ever creating and recreating; so, the life of these participants is unfoldingspurred by a newfound willingness to respond affirmatively to God’s call. We cannot seeimmediately all that they will become, and we may never know all the fruit of theirtransformations. We do know already significant changes/decisions some have made.They tell/write their stories and live out their faith in the world.Submitted byDorthy Radley Conference Lay LeaderDeanna Shimko Associate Lay LeaderBOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRYThe Roles and Responsibilities of the Board of Ordained MinistryThe Board of Ordained Ministry is responsible for the recruitment, credentialing andnurture of the clergy of the Annual Conference. The work of the Board is an integral partof the development of principled spiritual leaders for the church and the world. TheBoard relates to everyone who experiences God’s call to professional ministry in theWisconsin Conference in order to help them clarify that call and understand theopportunities available within The United Methodist Church to respond to that call, andacts on behalf of the church to determine how the church can best affirm each person’scall to ministry. These primary responsibilities are defined in the twenty-six specific tasksidentified in 635.2 a through 635.2z of the 2008 Book of Discipline, as well as theresponsibilities of the Registrar of the Board found in 635.3a through 635.3e of the 2008Discipline.United Methodist Christians are called to transform the world by making disciples ofJesus Christ. In Wisconsin we have said that we will do that by living, giving and lovingbeyond expectation. In order to turn that vision into reality, leaders are needed to showthe way. The Board of Ordained Ministry identifies, recruits, credentials, and providesopportunities for the nurture and growth of clergy leadership for the Annual Conference.Effective clergy leadership is one of the keys to equipping local churches for ministry.Working together with the District Committees on Ordained Ministry, which byDiscipline are sub-committees of the Board, the Board of Ordained Ministry determineson behalf of the annual conference whether those who offer themselves in service asclergypersons meet the qualifications, ethical standards, and high expectations of TheUnited Methodist Church for its clergy, so that the churches of the annual conference220 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalmay have competent, effective, and skilled clergy leadership. The Board then makes itsrecommendations to the Clergy Session of the Annual Conference for their consideration.Highlights of the Past YearThe Board of Ordained Ministry meets twice each year at the Bishop Rader RetreatCenter at Pine Lake Camp. The Board interviews candidates for Provisional andAssociate Membership in February, and candidates for Full Membership and Ordinationin November. Beginning in the fall of 2008 the Board changed its interview process.Candidates now come to Pine Lake overnight to meet with the Board over a two-dayperiod. In addition to three formal interviews, board members get to know candidatesinformally over meals, in shared worship and communion, and in other unstructuredsettings. This change has resulted in a significant improvement in the credentialingprocess. One of the consequences of this change, however, is that the Board’s meetingsare lengthened, because it takes longer to interview each group of candidates, andcandidates are at camp overnight. This change in the interview process has increasedthe cost of the Board’s meetings. While the Board does everything it can to hold downcosts, we believe that this improved interview process is a long-term investment in thefuture clergy leadership of the annual conference.At any given moment the Board is caring for 150 to 200 individuals who are exploring acall to ministry, enrolled in the candidacy certification process, serving as Licensed LocalPastors, moving towards commissioning and Provisional Membership, serving asProvisional Members while moving towards ordination, or seeking to transfer theircredentials into the Wisconsin Annual Conference from other Annual Conferences of TheUnited Methodist Church or other Christian denominations. In 2010, 26 people attendedInquiring Candidates Retreats, 19 persons became Certified Candidates for Ministry, 17persons (including some who attended Inquiring Candidates Retreats in 2010) enrolled inthe Candidacy Certification process, 10 persons were commissioned as ProvisionalElders of the Annual Conference, and 3 persons were commissioned as ProvisionalDeacons of the Annual Conference. 6 persons were Ordained as Elders in the WisconsinAnnual Conference of The United Methodist Church. 9 clergy persons transferred intothe Wisconsin Annual Conference, while 2 persons transferred to other AnnualConferences. 20 clergy members of the Annual Conference retired, and 13 clergymembers of the Annual Conference died.In the course of shepherding people through all of these processes, thirty-four personscompleted psychological assessments at North Central Ministry Development Center, andthe Board conducted over 50 background checks on individuals seeking a clergyrelationship with the annual conference. Both of these measures are required by TheBook of Discipline.There are currently 30 Provisional Members of the Annual Conference who are movingtowards Ordination under the direct supervision of the Board of Ordained Ministry.During 2010 the Board established a new “Provisional Residency Program” for thoseprovisional members of the conference who have completed all of their basic educationalrequirements. The Provisional Residency Program consists of a summer provisionalmembers gathering/retreat, and two provisional residency seminars - held in October andMay. One of these seminars focuses on the practice of ministry, while the other focuseson a theological topic. Participation in the provisional residency program is required byReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 221

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalthe Book of Discipline. Provisional Members are also expected to participate in aProvisional Mentoring group. There are six of these mentoring groups around theconference, which usually meet monthly.90 Licensed Local Pastors are supervised by the eight District Committees on OrdainedMinistry, which are sub-committees of the Board. As we prepare for the 2011 AnnualConference Session, the Board has interviewed or will interview more than 15individuals who have applied for Commissioning and Provisional Membership, AssociateMembership, or Ordination and Full Membership.During 2010 over 40 members of the eight District Committees on Ordained Ministryreceived training on their responsibilities. Resources have been provided to both clergyand lay members of the Annual Conference to assist them in identifying persons in theircongregations who may be experiencing a call to ministry, and in the steps to take whensomeone comes to them indicating a desire to explore ministry in The United MethodistChurch.Through the Ministerial Education Fund 26 individuals received Seminary Scholarshipassistance, and 23 Licensed Local Pastors received scholarship assistance for theirrequired Course of Study Classes or Licensing School.The Board consults with the cabinet when clergy from other Annual Conferences ordenominations are being considered for transfer into the conference or appointment toserve Wisconsin United Methodist churches. Whenever clergy members of the AnnualConference request a change in their relationship (retirement, various kinds of leave,honorable location, etc.) with the Annual Conference or approval of an extensionministry setting, the Board of Ordained Ministry has a role in that process.Each August the Board sponsors a two-day “New Clergy Orientation” program.Beginning in 2010 this program is now held at Pine Lake Camp. In 2010 about 20clergy persons serving their first appointment in Wisconsin received orientation to theministries of the Annual Conference and training in ethics and boundaries. The Board,Cabinet, Conference Staff, the Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation, and otheragencies share information about the work of the Annual Conference with persons whoare serving their first appointment in Wisconsin or who are returning to parish ministryfrom leave or an extension ministry appointment. The retreat also includes intensivetraining in sexual ethics and the maintenance of proper boundaries.The work of the Board of Ordained Ministry and the District Committees on OrdainedMinistry requires thousands of hours of time each year on the part of the 34 Boardmembers, the 70 District Committee members, and the 4 District Superintendents. Thesededicated people willingly give of their time because they believe in the importance ofthe work of Clergy Leadership Development in the Annual Conference.The Board of Ordained Ministry depends heavily upon the staff support provided by theExecutive Secretary of the Board, who functions as the registrar and maintains thepersonnel records for the nearly 200 people who are under the care of the Board. Heprovides guidance for those who are entering ministry, which is an incredibly lengthy andcomplex process, as well as training for mentors, District Committees on OrdainedMinistry, and District Superintendents. The Executive Secretary prepares materialssubmitted by candidates for commissioning and ordination for review by the Board, as222 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalwell as the Board’s report to the Clergy Session (also known as “The Business of theAnnual Conference.) He also conducts background investigations on all candidates forany clergy position in the Wisconsin Conference, and is responsible for the preliminaryevaluation of all psychological assessments for candidates.Plans for the Coming YearAs we move through 2011 and into 2012, the Board of Ordained Ministry will be payingparticular attention to the report of the Ministry Study Commission to the General Boardof Higher Education and Ministry, as well as other legislative changes which are beingproposed to to the 2012 General Conference. These proposals have the potential formaking significant, substantial changes to the ordering of ministry in The UnitedMethodist Church, and could have a major impact on the work of the Board.The Board has identified four ongoing challenges in its ministry:a. Recruiting high quality, talented young people (under age 35) into the ministryof The United Methodist Churchb. Finding ways to reduce the financial costs/burdens that must be assumed bythose who do respond to a call to enter United Methodist Ministryc. Streamlining the process of entering ministry while at the same time meeting allof the requirements of the Book of Discipline related to the candidacy/ordinationprocess.d. Educating current clergy about the importance of continued growth in theirknowledge and skills in order to improve the overall effectiveness of the clergyof the Annual Conference.The Board’s goal is to provide the congregations of the Wisconsin Annual Conferencewith the most qualified, competent and capable clergy leadership possible. As the Boardguides candidates through the journey from fitness to readiness to effectiveness inministry, we are always mindful that the people under our care will have a direct impactupon every United Methodist in Wisconsin for generations to come.Richard Strait, ChairpersonIntroductory CommentsJOINT BOARD OF PENSIONS,INSURANCE & EQUITABLE COMPENSATIONThe Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance & Equitable Compensation (Joint Board) hasadministrative, fiduciary and stewardship responsibility for the following:Pensions, death and disability benefits for 1) active and retired clergy under appointmentto the Wisconsin Conference, and 2) active and retired laity employed by the WisconsinConference.Group health insurance for 1) active and retired clergy under appointment to theWisconsin Conference, 2) active and retired laity employed by the WisconsinReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 223

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalConference, and 3) active and retired laity employed by Wisconsin United Methodistchurches.Equitable Compensation support to local churches to ensure that pastors underappointment are provided at least minimum salary compensation at churches that mayneed financial assistance.Highlights and Accomplishments of the Past YearThe Joint Board met all pension obligations of the Wisconsin Conference by paying thePre-82 Pension Plan obligation at the rate approved by the Wisconsin Conference.Thirteen congregations were provided Equitable Compensation support. This amount isconsistent with the number in the previous year and doubtless echoes the continuation ofthe economic downturn. The Joint Board continues our attempt to balance premium costswith health insurance benefits through our participation in HealthFlex, the UnitedMethodist denomination’s health insurance plan, to active clergy and lay personnel of theWisconsin Conference. Over the past few years our participants have had to shouldermore of the cost of their medical care through increased deductibles and co-pays in orderto reduce the total cost of health insurance. Our retirees, who are age 65 and older,continue to be insured through the HealthFlex Medicare supplemental health insuranceplan.When the West Wisconsin and East Wisconsin Conferences of the Methodist Churchmerged along with the Wisconsin Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren, theWest Wisconsin Pension Trust Fund and the East Wisconsin Pension Trust Fund wereestablished. The East Wisconsin Pension Trust is administered by a separate Board, andits audited financial statements are provided elsewhere in the Conference Yearbook andJournal. The West Wisconsin Pension Trust is administered by the Joint Board. Itsassets are invested in a separate fund in the Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation.Financial information for the West Wisconsin Pension Trust is as follows:1/1/2010 beginning balance $377,213Less benefits paid in 2010 (45,820)Less administrative expenses (2,408)Plus earnings 5,824Plus unrealized gain 20,76012/31/2010 ending balance $355,569As is customary, the Joint Board sponsored a Retirement Seminar for those clergyplanning to retire in the current year.The Task Force on Future Retiree Health Insurance Benefits made their report to the JointBoard in 2008. The task force used actuarial data to look at how to fund current andfuture retiree health insurance benefits and reduce a significant projected funding liabilityin this area. The task force recommended changes in the shared funding of these benefitsbased on the unfunded liability figure. The Annual Conference of 2008 approved thenecessary changes related to these benefit. Our submitted budget to the Council onFinance and Administration for 2012 reflects the action of the Annual Conference andfollows the plan approved by the Annual Conference. This amount will remain level intothe future. You may recall that the 2011 budget reduced our submitted amount by224 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal$100,000. We are glad that we’re back on track to keep our funding level at the amountagreed upon by the Annual Conference in those 2008 changes.The Joint Board has been diligently working through the Health Insurance Subcommitteeto continue to focus on the wellness of our participants. As a result, we have continued tosponsor an incentive program through HealthFlex. We have continued in a walkingfitness program through Virgin Health Miles. This program encourages all enrollees inthe Conference active health insurance plan (HealthFlex) to participate in the walkingprogram by using a special pedometer. The participant then downloads his/her steps to awebsite in order to monitor his/her progress. HealthFlex financial incentives are providedto the participants dependent upon various levels achieved. In addition, we continue tohighly recommend completion of the WebMD “HealthQuotient” assessment, a healthassessment tool. “HealthQuotient” provides a personalized report and a prioritized list ofhealth concerns and recommends actions to help design a wellness plan. There is no costto the participant to take the “HealthQuotient” assessment. Last year 95% of ourparticipants and spouses took the HealthQuotient. If our participants do not complete theHealthQuotient assessment between August 1 and September 30 this year their deductiblewill increase an additional $250 for the year 2012. Research by HealthFlex shows thatthose who complete the assessment have fewer claims. Last year 317 of our activeparticipants took advantage of the Pro-Check Screening blood draw at the AnnualConference session. This was almost three times more people than the previous year!Plans for the Coming YearOur Health Insurance subcommittee will continue to carefully monitor, with assistancefrom HealthFlex, what changes will be necessary as a result of the new HealthcareReform Law. As of this report it is too soon to know all the ramifications of the law forour plans, but most of the significant changes will go into effect in 2014.The Joint Board will continue our wellness initiative. Eligible enrollees will be stronglyencouraged to once again complete the WebMD “HealthQuotient” assessment and also tocomplete an annual wellness exam. We are also sponsoring a Quest Diagnosticsscreening at the site of Annual Conference this year for our participants. Group rateswith a significant discount are also offered for Weight Watchers participation for eligibleenrollees.We hope to continue our ongoing efforts of monitoring our rates within reasonablepercentage increases while offering competitive benefit levels for our actives and retirees.We are, however, aware that this is becoming increasingly more difficult as the cost ofhealth insurance increases at a rate higher than inflation. Our recent claims experiencehas not been favorable in the last few years and this also drives our renewal costs higher.The higher average age of our participants also increases our costs. We have looked at amore consumer driven model of health insurance through HealthFlex as an option for thefuture as well as a Market Exchange program for our Medicare Supplement participants.The significant changes in the stock market and the general economy have continued toaffect the holdings of the General Board of Pension & Health Benefits. Fortunately themarket has recovered in the past year and has partially mitigated the previous decrease inthe value of funds held by the General Board in the various pension plans. Therefore theadditional funds the General Board indicated were necessary to recover from this onceevery seventy-year economic condition have now been reduced to a lesser amount. ThusReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 225

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalwe are happy to report that we did not increase the percentage charged to the local churchfor pension obligations this past year. We remain in constant communication with theGeneral Board about this situation.The Joint Board takes very seriously its fiduciary responsibility to act on behalf of all ourparticipants and will continue to do so in the future.Fran Deaner, ChairpersonBOARD OF TRUSTEESThe responsibility of the Wisconsin Conference Board of Trustees is to oversee the use ofconference-owned real and personal property, to review property and liability insurance,to manage some conference investments, and to participate in certain legal matters. TheBook of Discipline, state statutes, and the Wisconsin Annual Conference rules direct thework of the Trustees.Highlights and AccomplishmentsUnited Methodist Conference Center, Sun PrairieThe United Methodist Conference Center is located at 750 Windsor Street, Sun Prairie.This building houses various office spaces including, but not limited to theCapital/Coulee regional offices, the Conference Treasurers office, the Episcopal office,the Camp and Retreat Ministries office, the Ministry and Outreach office as well asvarious administrative offices. The building also leases space to multiple tenantsincluding the WI United Methodist Foundation. The office space that had been rented bythe 2008 Flood Recovery Program has been vacated. The trustees continue to pursuenew tenants to rent the current open office space.The Trustees are keeping a close watch on the roof of the Conference Center. It is clearthis roof will need to be replaced in the near future. The Trustees are also aware that thethermostat system within the Conference Center is severely dated and has some concernswhich will not be able to be corrected, but rather will need to be replaced. The trusteesare in the process of receiving bids for the replacement of the thermostat system.Episcopal ResidenceThe Trustees have a liaison to the Episcopal Residence committee. This committeeoversees the maintenance of the Episcopal residence and works for a quick resolution toany issues that arise.Camps and Retreat CentersThe Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries stays in close contact with the trustees througha trustee’s representative that attends the board meetings. The Trustees consider theitems that are occurring at the camps and assist with issues that may arise.Other PropertyThe Waldwick church closed in August of 2010. At that point the Trustees began topursue options for selling the property. An auction was held to sell the property in226 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDecember, 2010 however a fair price was not offered at that time. The Trustees havenow listed the property with a realtor and as of early April the property remains for sale.As of early April, the Paris Corners church in western Kenosha County continues to belisted for sale.The Conference Trustees have been working closely with the Wesley Foundation at theUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison following the sale of a portion of its property to theuniversity. The Wesley Foundation has used a portion of the sale proceeds to renovatethe foundation’s building. The trustees had a representative from the board as part of therenovation taskforce. The Trustees continue to work closely with the Wesley FoundationBoard on the dissolution of the Wesley Foundation at UW-Madison that was approved byaction during the 2010 Annual Conference session.Conference-wide InsuranceOver the last year the Trustees have reviewed the current coverage provided under theconference-wide program insurance program with Church Mutual Insurance. In order toremain faithful to the congregations in WI the Trustees have accepted and reviewed bidsfrom three insurance carriers. The premiums and level of coverage were reviewed fromeach of these carriers. Based on the extensive analysis and review that the Trusteesparticipated in the decision was made to have Church Mutual continue to provideinsurance coverage for the conference-wide program. The Trustees have also determinedthat insurance premiums and coverage needs will be evaluated once a quadrenium.InvestmentsThe Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation holds investment accounts for the Trustees.The Parsonage Fund came from the sale of conference staff and district superintendentparsonages. Earnings from the fund help to cover the costs of the annual housingallowances for the district superintendents and conference staff.The invested bequest from Eva and Alice Stearns in the name of their father, WilliamStearns, is to provide loans to United Methodist students attending the University ofWisconsin.The Conference Center Building Fund is an investment that is designated to be used forthe upkeep and maintenance of the Conference Center in Sun Prairie. These funds areused for things such as the repair/replacement of the roof and the thermostat upgradesthat need to be completed.Amy Jameson Yackovich, presidentCOMMISSION ON ARCHIVES AND HISTORYNo Report Received - Second YearReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 227

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCOMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN UNITY AND INTERRELIGIOUSCONCERNSNo Report Submitted - Second YearCOMMISSION ON THE STATUS AND ROLE OF WOMENNo Report Received - Second YearCOMMISSION ON RELIGION & RACENo Report ReceivedETHNIC LOCAL CHURCH CONCERNS COMMITTEENo Report ReceivedCOMMITTEE ON HISPANIC/LATINO MINISTRYNo Report ReceivedPROGRAM AND ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEENo Report ReceivedCONFERENCE COUNCIL ON YOUTH MINISTRIESThe Wisconsin Annual Conference is experiencing a time of transition related to youthministries. We are revisiting the CCYM and looking at ways to update the structure withthe new rule presented this year at Annual Conference.CCYM Co-Chairs for 2010 - 11 were Ben Chojnacki and Jessica Hackbarth. Thepurpose of the CCYM is “to connect youth to God and Jesus Christ; to resource equip,and encourage youth in the local church; and to be in mission and ministry.” In 2010 theyouth exceeded their $10,000 goal for Project Russia - $11,154.72! Yvonne Chojnackihas served as the adult contact with the CCYM.Much excellent work is being done in local churches by youth leaders and adult leaderswith youth to provide strong and vital ministry. In the fall of 2011, four Saturday trainingdays are being planned by Karen Rankin, YMI Dean, for adult workers with youth.These are planned for various locations, in a direct response to the listening sessions thatDan Dick, Director of Connectional Ministries, held in the fall of 2010. Dan traveledregionally and to Sr. High Convo to talk to people who care about the United Methodistyouth of Wisconsin. Dan heard that adults who work with youth would appreciateregional trainings on practical and useful topics. A fifth training will be an overnightopportunity at Lake Lucerne Camp October 14 - 15, 2011. Information about all fivetrainings is available in the Annual Conference packet and at the youth and campingdisplay tables.228 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalJunior and Senior High Convos are a highlight of each year. In 2010 they were each heldat the Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells. A great deal of thanks and appreciationgoes out to all the youth and adult leaders who comprise the Design Teams for theseevents. Jill Quilling Connery and Rachel Hewitt shepherd both Junior and Senior HighDesign Teams, with wonderful clergy and laity volunteer support. Of course, theseevents could not happen as they do without the administrative support of Diane Williamsand Karen Lamoree at the Conference office.It is our hope and intention to strengthen our youth ministry in the coming year byreforming and revitalizing the Conference Council and by recruiting the volunteer YouthCoordinator to work with the Council.Nancy M. Deaner, Camping and Retreat Ministries CoordinatorStaff Liaison for Youth MinistriesCOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYThe purpose of the Communications and Technology Committee is to advise and providesupport for the Communications and Information Technology Office, whose primaryresponsibilities are to:Provide a connective link between the Conference staff and ministries, thechurches, lay leaders and clergy, congregations, other agencies of the GeneralConference, and future disciples of The United Methodist Church, through anappropriate mix of communications tactics to best reach these audiences.Provide a source for information, news, ideas, joys and concerns, tools, trainingand more for Wisconsin United Methodist clergy, lay leaders and members.Encourage on-going dialogue among the different audiences and participation inconversations about topics and events of interest.Provide a primary point of access to Wisconsin United Methodists forpersons/agencies on the General Conference level.Direct, administer and provide maintenance for the Conference’s multi-levelcommunications network. Provide technical support and consultation inconjunction with other conference agencies/boards/committees for our AnnualConference sessions and other Conference events, and integration ofcommunication resources throughout the Annual Conference.Provide a primary point of access to the workings of the Wisconsin ConferenceUMC for both secular news and religious media, and other organizations.Provide multiple avenues of outreach to the wider Wisconsin community.In 2010, we ensured the timely communication of the messages, inspiration, tools, andtraining that support the mission and vision:Continued efforts to ensure that Wisconsin Conference UMC communicationsare executed professionally and consistent in voice and message throughout allmedia.Evolved ongoing communications via the ENEWS e-blast publications,Reflections print newsletter, the website, YouTube and U-stream sites, PR andother publications.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 229

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCreated the video version of Soul Food to complement the written edition, andenable audiences to engage with the Bishop in a different format.Developed social media channels to enable greater dialogue with stakeholdersand audiences within the Wisconsin Conference and beyond.Developed a variety of print, PowerPoint, and video tools for use by staff andchurches as part of their ever-expanding communications “tool kit”.Helped several boards and agencies upgrade and redefine their messaging andcommunication efforts, including their website presence and printed materials.Generated ongoing publicity for the Wisconsin Conference through UnitedMethodist and other religious and secular media.Provided communications planning and training support for important initiativessuch as RETHINK CHURCH.Continued to lead the 2008 Flood Recovery Program communications efforts tohelp homeowners in 30 counties of Wisconsin.Provided ongoing personal consultation and training for clergy and lay leaders.Conducted internal website audit and developed plan for next version of UMCwebsite, which will interact/relate to our e-blasts, social media, database, videoand other tools, as well as increase utility, effectiveness, efficiency and impact,and reduce redundancies.Continued efforts to streamline equipment and servers and reduce externalreliance on our website and email services.Ensured reliability of software, virus protection, and spam filtering, and backupsolutions for network and websites.Maintained security of internal systems, including the safeguarding of allpasswords, procedures and inventory.Met ongoing needs of Conference staff for email, internet connectivity, onlineconferencing and computers.Continued to provide audiovisual resources for Conference events.Continued efforts to recycle computers and provide reclaimed systems tochurches and organizations.Continued testing emerging technologies, products, and services to maintain astate-of-the art communications and information technology (IT) system for theConference.To meet our mission for the greater ministry of The United Methodist Church, we haveestablished many goals and strategies for 2011 and beyond. Many of these began in2010 and are ongoing as we continue through 2012: Develop communication efforts that will support and integrate the 2011-2012Love Unconditionally as well as Live, Give Love Beyond Expectationsmessaging on both a local and more global level; ensure this ongoing message iswoven into all of the Wisconsin Conference’s communications. Plan and implement an ongoing communications strategy with supporting tacticsto promote our mission and vision, and provide a connective link with theConference, clergy, lay leaders, congregations and potential disciples.Tactics will include, but are not limited to:Website (with plans to upgrade)230 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalENEWSReflections newsletter and other direct mailPrinted literatureSoul Sharing blog and other social mediaPublic relations (with calendar of press releases to send to media outlet, bothsecular and non-secular)Communication tools/materials for events such as banners, displaysAudio/visual presentations, YouTube and U-Stream sitesFace-to-face meetingsThese efforts will all work together to ensure that we continually connect in a meaningfulway with our churches and ministries, and provide them services, tools and information,and add value to their communities. A major focus of all efforts will be to ensure thevoice of the Episcopal leadership can be heard within the Conference, denomination, theecumenical and secular community, and the media.Continue to promote several key events and initiatives for the WisconsinConference to ensure their success and support, including Annual Conference,Youth Conferences and Conventions, RETHINK CHURCH and Change theWorld 2011, Mission Day, East Angola partnership, World Service Fund,disaster relief efforts, workshop on bullying, as well as the numerous otherministries and missions for which we provide resources and funding.Continue to develop strategies to reach specific targets and needs, including aprint and online newsletters; social media, such as blogs, Facebook andYouTube video; and an enhanced, user-friendly website.Continue to provide research and training as needed for UMC initiatives likeGiving Enthusiastically, and RETHINK CHURCH.Develop and promote tools (both those created by the Wisconsin Conferenceand the general church boards and agencies) to help clergy and lay leaders intheir ministry.Continue to provide Help Desk IT consulting for clergy and lay leaders. We willalso continue to recycle computers when possible for use by churches andorganizations.Maintain appropriate level of computer and IT infrastructure and support forConference staff and regional offices. Determine best means to integrate listservs and database on an ongoing basis. Improve staff productivity andworkplace satisfaction as well as streamline processes and reduce costs bycontinuing the standardizing of desktop equipment and software andupgrading/replacing necessary servers and systems. We will continue tocommunicate policies and procedures to ensure centralized purchasing ofcomputers and software. We will also continue to stay abreast of emergingtechnologies and launch/invest in them as appropriate.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 231

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCONFERENCE EPISCOPACY COMMITTEEThe Episcopacy Committee is made up of clergy and lay leadership who work withBishop Lee at least twice a year on the needs and issues of the annual conference.Primarily the membership are hearing from Bishop Lee her goals, expectations, andchallenges and then also share with Bishop Lee what they are being told are responses,needs and challenges within the faith communities of Wisconsin Annual Conference. Allperspectives are helpful for the conference leaders to create and then monitor successwith goals that are set.In the last year of each quadrennium, the Episcopacy Committee is required to work withthe North Central Jurisdictional Committee on two surveys: one for the annualconference needs in an Episcopal leader and the second on the needs of the annualconference. Also included in the report to the North Central Jurisdictional Committee isdemographic data on the conference.Many people will be asked to participate in the upcoming survey for use in 2012.Introductory CommentsPERSONNEL COMMITTEEThe Conference Personnel Committee is responsible for establishing and implementingpolicies and procedures, salary scales and criteria for all Conference staff positions. TheCommittee provides oversight and delegation of the search process, employment andsupervision of most conference staff positions other than District Superintendents. Thecommittee works in consultation with the Bishop (for those positions she supervises), andwith appropriate programmatic and administrative groups during a search process, andprovides general oversight and coordination for those positions.Highlights and AccomplishmentsThe Personnel Committee met four times this past year and held one conference call.The following transitions took place this year: Jane Daniels retired as Conference Benefits Officer on 10/1/10. Steven Zekoff was hired as Conference Benefits Officer, effective 10/1/10. Roberta Lewin left the position of Accounting Clerk for other employment on10/8/10. Nicole Riege was hired as Accounting Clerk, effective 10/4/10. Katelin Hillbo was hired as Communications Administrative Assistant, effective1/1/11.We are grateful to these individuals for their service and their leadership in the life of thisconference.The committee provided oversight to and support for the staff of the Wisconsin AnnualConference as staff provided leadership to the conference in implementation of theVision, “Live, Give, Love … Beyond All Expectation, and the focus areas of The UnitedMethodist Church.232 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe committee provided oversight and support to insure there is appropriate andsufficient staff to do the work of ministry and to coordinate lay/clergy leadership in itswork through various boards and agencies.Plans for the Coming YearThe committee will support the vision of the Annual Conference through oversight forappropriate staffing configurations and positions that address established priorities.The committee will continue to provide input and feedback for proposed adjustments instaffing, and to regularly review all policies/procedures that are our responsibility andcontinue to monitor the budget.The committee will periodically review its charter of primary roles/responsibilities andwill work with key staff/ leaders to communicate the roles/functions for which Personnelis responsible and insure appropriate avenues exist for addressing specific personnelissues, particularly as new priorities emerge. The committee will work to provideoversight, support and resourcing needed to empower key staff to plan, lead andsupervise within their areas of responsibility.Chris Bethke, ChairpersonIntroductory comments:COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIONThe CF&A’s purpose “shall be to develop, maintain and administer a comprehensive andcoordinated plan of fiscal and administrative policies, procedures and managementservices for the Annual Conference”. (Book of Discipline, paragraph 610)Highlights and accomplishments of the year 2010:First and foremost, CF&A would like to thank the following churches for going beyondall expectations to pay more than 100 percent of their 2010 apportionments, for payingtheir 2010 apportionments in full, or for moving toward full apportionment payment bypaying a higher percentage of their apportionments in 2010 than in 2009:(See list attached following the budget in the 2011 Conference Journal.)CF&A’s primary focus has been on reviewing, approving and monitoring the AnnualConference budget. This process includes1) reviewing Plans for Ministry and Budget Proposals submitted by the Conferenceboards, agencies and committees;2) reviewing recommendations regarding the budget from the Budget ReviewGroup and the Cabinet;3) discussing the Plans for Ministry and budget with the Conference boards,agencies and committees;4) evaluating current apportionment receipts for the current year along witheconomic conditions affecting our local churches; and5) using all of this input to propose a budget to the Annual Conference.The process is designed to assure that the budget is aligned with the overall mission andplan for ministry of the Conference. CF&A meets periodically to review financial resultsReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 233

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalagainst budget and to direct and approve the annual audit and to approve changes inadministrative policy. CF&A also reviews financial operations of the Conference toassure adequate internal controls are in place and suggests ways to improve finances bothfrom an efficiency and a control perspective.As of December 31, 2010, the Wisconsin Annual Conference had indebtedness of$241,947, incurred to fund improvements to the Sun Prairie Conference Center building.For 2010, the Wisconsin Annual Conference paid in full the General Conferenceapportionments for the 21st consecutive year. In addition to apportionments, WisconsinUnited Methodists gave over $154,000 to the special Sunday offerings and another$1,553,000 to Advances and other benevolent giving through the Conference.Apportionment receipts in 2010 were $624,690 less than budgeted. At the same time,expenses were also $501,878 less than budgeted, resulting in an excess of expenses overrevenues of $122,812. This resulted in a reduction in our cash reserves, which at yearend 2010 stood at $474,765, which is $181,400 below the Conference goal of having acash reserve equal to 10% of the Annual Conference Budget.CFA wishes to thank all those churches that paid 100 percent or more of theirapportionments and those churches that have made significant improvement toward 100percent giving. We encourage those churches that did not achieve 100 percent payment orimprovement in their apportionment giving to work hard at increasing their connectionalgiving.Plans for the coming year:Our most important task is to continue to monitor apportionment receipts and expenses tomitigate financial deficits and maintain a positive cash flow. We will continue to workwith the Cabinet to increase apportionment giving.In conjunction with the Communications office and the Discipleship Leadership Team,CF&A is working to better tell the story of the ministries of our Wisconsin AnnualConference.We will continue to review various areas of financial operation to assure sound internalcontrols are in place.We will continue to oversee the Conference Finance Office to assure that the financialduties of the Conference are carried out in an efficient and effective manner.Mark Geisthardt, ChairpersonLisa King, Director of Finance and Administration234 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalUNITED METHODIST WOMENOur Purpose: The organized unit of United Methodist Women shall be a community ofwomen whose Purpose is to know God and to experience Freedom as whole personsthrough Jesus Christ, to develop a creative, supportive fellowship, and to expandConcepts of Mission through participation in the global ministries of the church.Highlights of 2010Assembly was held in St. Louis, MO, April 30 to May 2, and Wisconsin Conference had130 women in attendance. Conference UMW provided buses that came from threeregions of the state, picking up women along the way. The worship and plenaries wereheld at the Edward Jones Dome, with exhibits and workshops at the America’s Centernext door. Bishop Lee joined us for the opening on Friday night. All Wisconsin womenwore special pins with W-O-W on them in bright red letters and smaller print beneathidentifying our group, “Women Of Wisconsin.” Approximately 60 women representedWisconsin in the Talent Show, singing a song of the same name, lyrics by Laura Pfeffer.The Assembly theme was “Faith – Hope- Love in Action.”In July, we held our Wisconsin School Of Christian Mission at the Ramada Inn andConference Center in Stevens Point. Gloria Carter served as Dean and Tammy Martin asAssistant Dean. The studies were: Joy to the World- Mission in the Age of GlobalChristianity; For the Love of God- John’s Letters; and The Beauty and Courage ofSudan. Drive-In Day was Monday, July 12, and a sampling of all three studies wasoffered. Four-Day School ran from Tuesday to Friday, July 13 -16. Several teens werepresent, doing special activities together, as well as, attending classes with the adults. Forthe first time, Advanced Lay Speaker/Servant credit was offered for approved classes,and 25 women received certification. Two pastors also requested Continuing EducationUnits. As in the past, we offered YOMICA (Youth Mission Camp) at Pine Lake UMCamp the same week as SOCM, so that parents had a safe and interesting place to sendtheir children while they themselves took classes.On September 11, the Third Bi-Lingual Celebration (Spanish- English) was held atWesley UMC in Kenosha. Led by Anita Lang, our Hispanic Language Coordinator, itwas a spirit-filled event. Bishop Lee was the guest speaker, and Rev. Jorge MayorgaSolis provided simultaneous translation.On October 23rd we held our Conference Annual Gathering at Black River Falls UMC,with an Evening of Enrichment the night before. The theme was “Let’s Get Together.”230 people attended, including about 40 Hispanic women. Our guest speaker wasEsmeralda Brown on staff with Women’s Division. Her area of expertise is caring for theenvironment, with special interest in climate change and injustices it may cause formarginal peoples. Fluent in Spanish, she spoke to our Hispanic members during aluncheon workshop. Other offerings were focus groups on Morrow Home for the elderlyin Sparta and Harbor House for homeless women and families in Superior, plus the topicsof Aging Gracefully, Multi-cultural Worship, and the Work of Language Coordinators.Books from our UMW reading list were on sale, and there were many displays toobserve. Childcare was provided. During our business meeting, we elected new officersand approved a budget of $350,000, plus $131,000 more for Administration andDevelopment of our UMW programs in Wisconsin. We used computer projection powerReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 235

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalpoint techniques to report “where our money goes” and to show proposed changes to ourStanding Rules. The day ended with communion led by Rev. Kathy Jury and assisted byBishop Lee, who offered the benediction.We have a strong interest in developing better communications at all levels ofmembership- local, district, conference, and nationwide. To that end, we continue toproduce our annual Yearbook which contains names and contact information for all localunit presidents, and district and conference officers, along with other pertinentinformation. We also have a website:www.wisconsinumw.orgas well as a Facebook page (Wisconsin Conference UMW) and a group page on thenational UMW internet site, UMWOnline (umwonline.net). We also continue to produceour Conference newsletter, Catch The Vision. It is published four times a year and isavailable both in hard copy and online.We also have specific goals in the areas of Membership Nuture and Outreach, SocialAction, and Spiritual Growth.Regarding Membership, we make a concerted effort to be in touch with every unit eachyear through visits from district and conference officers. We have created a program“Get the Scoop,” that can be used to invite new women to local unit meetings, with anemphasis on appealing to younger women. Responding to a mandate from Women’sDivision, we also have embarked upon a campaign to meet with every pastor in order tolift up the value of UMW and to encourage the reinstatement of units in churches thathave let their units lapse. Most of these meetings have taken place at circuit gatherings.In addition, we are seeking a Korean Language Coordinator to reach out to the women inour Korean congregations.Our Social Action Goals cover local, national, and international issues. Specifically weplan to raise awareness of the problem of Human Trafficking and will be active inaddressing Domestic Violence and Health Issues. Our Social Action Day, March 26,2011, at Franksville UMC, had the focus of reducing infant mortality. We continue topromote the work of Harbor House in Superior, Hmong House of Good News, begun in2008 by current conference officers, and Northcott Neighborhood House began 50 yearsago after some Methodist Women saw the need while taking the census. Concern forRacial Justice led to the creation of a special program to be used in all units. It is basedon the book, Let’s Talk About Race, from the 2007 Reading Program, children’scategory. We also will send representatives to the National Seminar at Birmingham, AL,in August. The theme will focus on Reconciliation, person to person, ethnic group toethnic group, wealthy to poor, people to environment, unions to employers, etc.New this year are Spiritual Growth Goals. They are: to focus on God’s commission, toinclude biblically based emphasis in all Leadership Development processes, and toincorporate language and images into worship that are inclusive and affirming. A keyverse is 1 John 5:14.UMW has agreed to join in the Wisconsin Annual Conference’s Partnership with EastAngola. Our intention is to become acquainted with the Methodist women of Angola, tolearn from them and to offer mutual support.236 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWe look forward to our School of Christian Mission at its new dates, August 2-5 for theFour Day School and August 6 for the Drive-In Day. It will be held at Stevens Pointagain. The studies will be Joy to the World (a repeat), Haiti, and Coming Out on theSide of Grace: Forgiveness and Reconciliation.We also look forward to our Conference Annual Gathering at Black River Falls onOctober 21-22. Robert Harman, who wrote the book, From Missions to Mission, will beour guest speaker. We also will have a “Mission Bowl Parade” featuring units who aredoing outstanding mission outreach products.Our officers went through a process of naming disappointments and dreams regardingexperiences with the organization of United Methodist Women. From that came thissummary statement of our desire for UMW in Wisconsin. United Methodist Women asan organization will be known church wide as the place that nurtures women intheir spiritual journey and mission outreach above all other organizations.UNITED METHODIST MENNo Report Received - Third YearReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 237

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWISCONSIN UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION, INC.A. INTRODUCTORY COMMENTSThe Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation is an adjunct ministry of the WisconsinAnnual Conference of the United Methodist Church. The Foundation seeks to providespecialized services to the Wisconsin United Methodist Congregations and Institutions,Laity and Clergy, and the ministries and missions of our Church.1. AccountabilityINVESTMENT: The Foundation provides options for church-related entities to pooltheir funds for the purpose of professionally managed investment. Our investmentpolicies are designed specifically to serve the long-term investment strategies of UnitedMethodist ministries, endowments, trustees’ funds and other permanent funds. We seekto provide maximum benefits of investment growth and earnings while maintaining aconservative investment strategy and minimizing risk levels. In addition, our fundsinvestment policy operates under the United Methodist Social Principles. Our primaryasset allocation model (the Common Fund) now has a 33-year performance record withan annual average net return of 8.80%. The Common Fund net return for 2010 was7.80%. At the end of 2010 funds under management at the Wisconsin United MethodistFoundation totaled $83,730,769.During 2010 we provided investment services to the Minnesota United MethodistFoundation. We are grateful that we have an opportunity to provide this collegial serviceto our neighboring Foundation and believe this provides an ideal program of fundsmanagement designed for “church monies” with appropriate risk/return levels for avariety of situations and allows the Minnesota United Methodist Foundation to focus ongrowth and development of additional services.PLANNED GIFTS: The Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation provides an on-goingeducational program available to all church-related groups at no charge. We offercharitable giving seminars and workshops, individual consultation with clergy, laity, andlocal church groups about charitable giving options and assistance in the technical aspectsof completing charitable gifts. Our staff is continuously updated in the specialized areasof charitable giving, related tax matters and current trends. We work with otherprofessionals such as lawyers, accountants, and financial planners to complete charitablegifts to the church and its related ministries. Upon request, we also provide counsel in thearea of planned giving to local churches. To assist the Wisconsin Conference incharitable giving goals, we have established and operate a Charitable Gift AnnuityProgram that is certified by the State of Wisconsin. We also serve as Trustee forindividually created Charitable Remainder Trusts. The Foundation has planned givingsoftware to assist individuals in charitable gift planning. Through continuous promotion,education, and awareness, we now see significant gifts being received by WisconsinUnited Methodist Churches and related institutions.STEWARDSHIP: In August of 2010 members of the Wisconsin United MethodistFoundation staff, Foundation board members, along with Dan Dick and Ric Olson fromthe Ministry and Outreach Staff of the annual conference led the third annualStewardship Retreat at Pine Lake Camp. This event was again co-sponsored by theBoard of Camp and Retreat Ministries. We served a total of 41 participants -- a238 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalsignificant increase from the total of 22 participants in 2009. Our focus in 2010continued to focus on inviting participants to develop a 3-year stewardship ministry planfor their congregation. The evaluations included an overwhelming request for anexpanded version of the Stewardship Retreat in 2011, which we have agreed to provide.In September, we co-sponsored seven identical stewardship seminars entitled,“Extravagant Generosity.” The Rev. Dan R. Dick, Director of Connectional Ministriesfor the Wisconsin Annual Conference, served as our guest leader. Over 200 persons fromover 80 churches attended these seminars held throughout the state. In addition,Foundation staff conducted seven stewardship consultations in individual localcongregations facing financial difficulties.These statistics indicate that the Foundation staff had over 120 face-to-face contacts withindividual churches or charges in 2010. While 15 of these 120 churches or charges haveparticipated in more than one Foundation ministry or program, there are at least 10%(12/120) that expressed interest in the programs and ministry of the Wisconsin UnitedMethodist Foundation for the first time.Our staff is available to help organize, train and provide resources to Wills, Memorialsand Estate Committees in the local church. We also provide guidance in the developmentof local church Endowment Funds, and encouragement to on-going program efforts at thelocal level. We meet with Church Councils, Trustees and Finance Committees to explainthe investment options we provide local churches through our Common Fund and FixedIncome Fund. Increasingly we are working with cluster gatherings in Stewardship andPlanned Giving educational programs.In 2011 the Foundation will again be working with the Board of Camp and RetreatMinistries to sponsor a Stewardship Retreat for clergy and lay leaders at Pine Lake CampAugust 17 through August 19, with a variety of registration options available toparticipants. The focus of this retreat will be developing a 3-5 year stewardship ministryplan for their congregations.CLERGY: We provided our annual “Clergy Tax Seminar” for Wisconsin clergy, at nocost to the Conference. Also, each year at the New Clergy Orientation, we meet withnewly appointed clergy serving the Wisconsin Conference to update them on Foundationservices. We also provided funding for five clergy Study/Renewal Leaves totaling$9,000.GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND GIFTS: The Wisconsin United MethodistFoundation continues to invite applications and award grants throughout Wisconsin. In2010 these grants and other gifts totaled $136,775. We hope to encourage innovative andcreative ministries, provide scholarship assistance, provide resources for UnitedMethodist missions, and assist a variety of projects in Wisconsin churches.In 2010 the Foundation was able to award 30 scholarships worth $16,000 to promisingyoung United Methodist college students and adults returning for additional education, orpersons working towards vocations in church-related fields of ministry. The Foundationwas also able to award scholarship grants to Wisconsin UM students attending seminaryin preparation for service in the Wisconsin Conference.Through our Year-End Gifts program, $438,841 was given to the Bishop’s Relief Fund,Minister’s Insurance Memorial Fund, Central Conference Pension Initiative, Board ofReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 239

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCamp and Retreat Ministries projects and scholarship funds, UM Hospitals MinistryFund, Licensed Local Pastor Endowment Fund, Scholars Award Program, WUMFPermanent Administration Fund, United Methodist Children’s Services, NorthcottNeighborhood House, Samaritan Fund, UMCOR (United Methodist Committee onRelief), United Methodist Archives, and other ministries.For the year 2010, we processed 73 stock gifts for a total of $529,811. Of this total,$466,095 was passed through to local churches and church ministries per the donor’sinstruction. Through our special arrangement with our broker, we are able to processgifts of appreciated stock for local churches at no cost, leaving higher net proceeds for thechurch.2. Philosophy and PrioritiesThe Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation wants to serve the “connectional church”and seeks to fulfill its underlying mission of teaching, resourcing, and serving throughoutour Wisconsin Annual Conference. The Foundation is a totally self-funded ministry,continually increasing our level of services and grants to the life and ministry of theWisconsin United Methodist Church. Through careful administration and planning, westrive to provide programming, resources and consultation to all United Methodistindividuals and congregations in the state, regardless of their distance from our offices.We have an expanded conference room/display area at the Foundation office. In additionto displaying planned giving materials and brochures that are available through ouroffices, we also have a display of over 20 current financial “stewardship” programs andresources. This is intended to provide lay and clergy with a hands-on opportunity toreview annual campaign programs, video and study materials, and other ideas forrevitalizing stewardship in the congregation. A brochure summarizing each of thesecampaigns, ordering information and cost is also available through our office. We existto serve the entire church!As of December 31, 2010, our Church Mortgage Loan Program had 35 active loans forchurches, including one for the Wisconsin Annual Conference. Loans total $9.5 millionand are often at better interest rates for the congregations, leaving more funds availablefor programs and other local church expenses. The corresponding Church Loan PooledFund is providing other congregations with enhanced investment return over ourtraditional Fixed Income Fund. Last year, 231 church accounts, and 20 Conferenceaccounts took advantage of the enhanced return available with our Church Loan PooledFund. This is a wonderful example of churches assisting other churches.The Foundation assisted Appleton: Emmanuel with their capital campaign for debtreduction from their elevator project and to raise funds for new doors, drapes, andwindows. A PreCampaign Evaluation Study was held in October of 2010 as they look tomake their building more accessible.Charitable Gift Annuities, available through the Foundation to all Wisconsin UnitedMethodists, continue to be the most popular way for donors to make a gift to the church.Donors establishing Charitable Gift Annuities receive an income payment for theremainder of their lifetime. For donors making “life income” gifts exceeding $50,000, aCharitable Remainder Trust is still the most frequently used gift vehicle. We takeseriously the need for our staff to be current in the regulations and opportunitiesimpacting the area of planned giving, for the benefit of our donors and the church.240 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

3. Up Date Information2011 Wisconsin Conference Journala. Total Investment Funds Under ManagementThe December 31, 2010 market value was $83,730,769 compared to $73,991,342 onDecember 31, 2009. Total earnings in 2010 amounted to $1,154,502.b. Charitable Gift Annuities – 117 accounts. Market Value as of 12/31/2010 was$1,636,566.c. Charitable Remainder Unitrusts – 18 accounts. Market Value as of 12/31/2010was $3,660,804.d. Grant AwardsThirty-six Grants awarded by the FoundationAppleton: Zion Korean UMC Language School $1,500Baraboo Ecumenical – Mission Gathering $2,500Beaver Dam: Trinity UMC Women’s Outreach Ministry $3,500Bloomington: Faith Alive Charge Family Church $1,500Brillion: Faith UMC Counselor Outreach Project $2,600Chetek UMC – Junior Youth Fellowship $4,350Dodgeville UMC Stephen Ministries $2,700Eagle UMC Youth Ministry Program $650Fall River UMC New Worship Service $3,500Green Bay: First UMC Reusable Tote bags $750Jackson: Still Waters Making Disciples in the 21st Century $2,250Kenosha: First UMC Youth and Young Adult Ministries $436Lake Geneva: La Resurreccion Tutoring/Citizenship $2,500Lake Geneva: Neighborhood Radio Program $950Manitowoc: St. Paul’s UMC Rocking Chairs $1,200Marion: First UMC Stepping Stones Middle School $1,500Marion: First UMC Field of Praise $1,500Menomonie: The Place Campus Ministry $2,200Milwaukee Urban Joint Confirmation Program $3,000Milwaukee: Luz a las Naciones Arts/Liturgical Dance $2,400Mineral Point: Parish of the Hills UMC Bright Spots Radio $2,405Neenah: First UMC Broadcasting Ministry $4,900New Berlin: Our Lord’s Rotation Sunday School $2,605Oak Creek: Stephen Ministries $2,700Onalaska UMC Community Dinner $1,000Racine: Trinity UMC Grief Support Ministry $2,000Reedsburg UMC Hispanic Outreach $7,400Rhinelander UMC Personal Essentials Pantry $1,000Spooner/Lakeview UMCs Parish Nurse Ministry $1,520St. Croix Falls UMC Chime Choir $2,125Sun Prairie UMC Stephen Ministries $2,700Superior: Faith UMC Parent’s Group $1,300Superior: Faith UMC Produce/Prayer Garden $3,500Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 241

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalSussex UMC Family Wellness Conference $1,200UMW Hmong House of Good News $3,500Whitefish Bay UMC Urban Family Bible Camp $600Wisconsin Rapids UMC Shot of Grace $1,542TOTAL $83,483e. Report of Gifts to the Ministerial Pension Memorial FundThe Market Value of the Ministerial Pension Memorial Fund as of 12/31/10 was$991,247. In 2010, the Ministerial Pension Memorial Fund provided $14,268 inearnings that are available to the Wisconsin Conference Board of Pensions. Thetotal contributions in 2010 were $4,756.f. Report of Gifts to the Ministerial Insurance Memorial FundThe Market Value of the Ministerial Insurance Memorial Fund as of 12/31/10 was$146,328. In 2010, the Ministerial Insurance Memorial Fund provided $1,981 inearnings. The total contributions in 2010 were $16,548.GIFTS IN MEMORY OF: REV. DEAN JORDANFamily and FriendsGIFTS IN HONOR OF: REV. STAN STROSAHLYEAR END GIFTS:Charles Bauer-KingDarrell and Michelle BehnkeWilmer BloyHazel Brett-SumwaltPaul FoulkePatrick and Kathryn GreenRosemary GrovesDavid and Ann HarshRichard HinkelmanDave JohnsonCarolyn JordanElaine PaulsonChomingwen PondPhilip and Elaine PudleinerDavid and Hope WarrenEstate of Ruth Tubbs SchultzFamily of Rev. I. Dean JordanNorstrant Endowment FundRetired Clergy Luncheon OfferingWUMF Sperbeck Memorial Fund242 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

g. Foundation Staff2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalOur President:Rev. William F. HelwigOur Vice-President of Finance:Tom SchaeferOur Vice-President of Programs and Resources: Rev. Jean E. NicholasOur Loan Officer:Ellen LaWallOur Capital Campaign Coordinator:Lenore GeisthardtOur Administrative Associate:Karen WoodsOur Treasurer:Mark E. PerschbacherB. HIGHLIGHTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS1. Continued growth in the number of Investment Fund accounts established bychurches, church-related agencies, and individuals setting up charitable gifts forthe church. The number of new accounts established in 2010 was 27. The dollaramount of additions to the Investment Funds was $13,934,828!2. The Foundation operating budget and program ministries were entirely selfsupportedin 2010.3. The Foundation Church Mortgage Loan Program continues to serve theConference. As of February 28, 2011, 231 church accounts and 35 Conferencerelated accounts were designated to be available to provide low-cost firstmortgages to qualified Wisconsin United Methodist Congregations. TheConference and these churches are now partners in mission with othercongregations and investing in church growth as well as receiving higherinvestment returns.Roanne Barnes, Chairman of the BoardWilliam F. Helwig, PresidentMOVING DIRECTORNo Report ReceivedIntroductory CommentsCONFERENCE SECRETARYThe Office of the Conference Secretary is one of the “Conference Support Ministries.”As “the keeper of the record” the Conference Secretary indirectly supports the work of allother conference agencies, officers and staff by gathering information about their work,processing and disseminating that information to the members of the annual conference,recording the actions of the annual conference, and communicating that information to avariety of agencies, organizations, and of course the local churches of the conference.The conference secretary facilitates the flow of information among the various elementsof the conference by providing contact information in the journal, and maintains ahistorical record that can be used in future years as a reference of previous conferenceactions. I also serve as a member of the Program and Arrangements Committee, andReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 243

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalwork with the other leaders of the Annual Conference to plan, organize, and facilitate theAnnual Conference session.My work indirectly benefits all Wisconsin United Methodists by providing informationthat will enable the members of the Annual Conference to do their work, the boards andagencies of the Annual Conference to communicate about their work, and the clergy andstaff of the Annual Conference to be in communication with one another.Highlights and Challenges of the Past YearI am pleased to report that preparation of the 2010 Wisconsin Conference Journal wentmuch more smoothly in 2010 than it did in 2009. 2010 was also the first year that theConference Journal was produced for general distribution only in electronic form. Thischange saved the annual conference about $12,000 in printing and distribution costscompared to the prior year. The electronic version of the Journal was available fordistribution and on the website in October, 2010. Printed copies of the Journal wereproduced for distribution to those General Church agencies that we are required by theBook of Discipline to provide a Journal to, and for use in conference offices. We willcontinue in 2011 to produce the Conference Journal for general distribution only inelectronic form.Much of my work as Conference Secretary in 2010 has been directed towards preparationfor the election of delegates to the 2012 General and Jurisdictional Conferences. Thiselection will take place at the 2011 Annual Conference Session. I have also assisted theConference Rules Committee in reviewing certain sections of the Conference Rules asthey worked to prepare the major revision in rules and policies which is being presentedat the 2011 Annual Conference Session.Plans for 2011 and 20121. 2011 is an election year in The United Methodist Church. We will be electingdelegates to the 2012 General Conference and considering petitions to theGeneral Conference related to changes in The Book of Discipline. This happensonce every four years. The election of delegates and consideration of petitionsrequire additional plenary time at the annual conference session. In addition tothe usual materials which are prepared for annual conference, this year we haveprinted biographical sketches for those who have identified themselves ascandidates for election as delegates to the General and/or JurisdictionalConferences.2. 2012 is the last year of the current quadrennium. According to our conferencerules, lay members of the annual conference are elected by their charge for theentire quadrennium, and we must “equalize” the number of lay and clergymembers of the annual conference prior to the beginning of the nextquadrennium. In the summer of 2012 I will be calculating the number of laymembers of the annual conference that each pastoral charge is entitled to electfor the 2013-2016 quadrennium, and communicating that to each pastor in timefor the annual church conferences in the fall of 2012.244 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe following goals are ongoing each year:To keep the record of the proceedings of the Annual Conference, and to publishthat record in the Annual Conference Yearbook and Journal.To facilitate the work of the Annual Conference Session through the publicationof the Pre-Conference Workbook.To improve the accuracy of the Workbook and the Journal, and to produce themin a format which makes them easy to read and use.To explore and implement, where appropriate, new methods of recording,storing and publishing the records of the Annual Conference.It is a great privilege to serve as your Conference Secretary, and I thank you for theopportunity to do so.Kevin Rice Myers, Conference SecretaryAFRICA UNIVERSITY: THRIVING IN ZIMBABWEAfrica University: Serving God. All the Time. Everywhere.Support from United Methodists around the world has enabled Africa University tostrongly emerge from Zimbabwe’s recent economic and political crises.“As we have endured Zimbabwe’s national crisis, we have, indeed discovered not onlywhat we are, but reinforced whose we are,” says Dr. Fanuel Tagwira, vice chancellor.“We are preparing Africa’s newest generation of leaders while proclaiming our faith andallegiance to Jesus Christ.”The University is preparing to celebrate its 20th anniversary of ministry and service toAfrica in 2012.The University offers its thanks to the 21 annual conferences that met 100 percent oftheir apportionments for the Africa University Fund. In 2010, United Methodistscontributed nearly $2.2 million to the Africa University Fund. That represents more than86 percent of the $2.5 million goal. The Fund supports general operating costs, such asfaculty and staff salaries and upkeep of facilities.While meeting apportionments is important, second mile giving to the University’sendowment for student scholarships is vital. Our students have a great need forscholarship support.Africa University graduated 349 students in June 2010, and opened the 2010-2011school year with 1,200 students representing 25 African countries. Since opening in1992, more than 3,500 students have earned bachelor and master’s degrees. AfricaUniversity prepares leaders in theology, agriculture, business and social sciences, healthsciences, and peace and justice.Africa University’s curriculum and support of the surrounding community reflects ourbiblical commitment to service and our Wesleyan heritage. Our graduates are prepared toserve Africa in ways that reflect the church’s four areas of focus, ministering to the poor,Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 245

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalcombating diseases of poverty, creating and revitalizing congregations, and developingprincipled Christian leaders.The 2010 graduating class included 39 recipients of the University’s inaugural Master’sDegree in intellectual property. They represented 15 African countries. Africa Universityis the first university in sub-Saharan Africa to offer this degree. It stresses the value ofprotecting intellectual property for the people of Africa. It is one more example of theethos of the University – preparing leaders who remain in Africa to serve Africa.Another important aspect of the University is our commitment to gender diversity. Ourstudent body is nearly evenly divided between females and males. That is a significantdevelopment in Africa – a positive sign for the expanding role of women across thecontinent.Another positive sign is the commitment of African United Methodists to take an evenmore active role in supporting the University. African bishops broke ground in the 2010-2011 academic year on a new housing facility for staff – funded by annual conferences inAfrica. This housing unit is expected to be ready for the opening of the 2011-2012academic year in September.Africa University is preparing to add additional cyber campuses. Studentapplications far outstrip our ability to educate students on our Old Mutare campus. Thatis why we are adding more locations to our on-line cyber courses. Our first virtualcampus is located in Maputo, Mozambique. As we broaden our service to all of Africa,we are planning virtual campuses in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Côted’Ivoire and Sierra Leone. A key to the success of these cyber campuses will be our new,expanded ability to reach the world through the Internet. We recently finished connectingwith a new high speed, fiber optic cable system that links Zimbabwe with the world.All of this is happening through the prayers and financial support of United Methodistsaround the world. Encourage your church to meet its Africa University Fund sharedministry obligation this year. Your support is part of The United Methodist Church’sresponse to God’s call to serve Africa. Your support helps to prepare Africa’s nextgeneration of leaders. They will spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ, improve health careand living conditions, expand business and commerce, and educate another generation ofleaders in this rapidly changing region of the world.James H. Salley, Associate Vice-Chancellor for Institutional AdvancementBOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF THEOLOGYGreetings from Boston University School of Theology, one of your United Methodistpartners in mission! We thank you for your prayerful support of us through the past year,and will share some new developments in our School.News flashes from the School!New Faculty: We welcomed three new faculty this year and they are alreadycontributing mightily to the life of STH. Dr. Walter Fluker is the Martin LutherKing, Jr. Professor of Ethical Leadership. He teaches exciting courses, consultswith international organizations on ethical leadership, and leads the Howard246 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThurman Papers Project, now based at STH. Dr. Christopher Evans is Professorof the History of Christianity and Methodist Studies. He brings expertise inAmerican Christianity and the history and theology of Wesleyan traditions.Besides, he is a great teacher. Dr Courtney Goto is Assistant Professor ofReligious Education, reviving the STH program in educational ministry with herdistinctive interest in teaching and the arts. She has recently studied the artfulministry of her Japanese-American UMC congregation, especially its sanctuaryart, worship, and Japanese garden.New Curriculum: The new curriculum – “Faith Engaging the World” – hasarrived, and we are discovering the potential of this curriculum to preparespiritually-centered, prophetic, intelligent, practical religious leaders who cancontribute to renewing and transforming the church and the world. Not only areM.Div. and M.T.S. students benefitting from the new curriculum, but we havealso launched our new one-year Master of Sacred Theology program for militarychaplains, responding to their increasing needs to address issues of ethics,trauma, and conflict transformation.Church Connections: United Methodist Women will read two books authoredor co-authored by our faculty in the UMW Mission Studies this summer: DanaRobert’s Joy to the World!: Mission in the Age of Global Christianity andStephanie Hixon and Tom Porter’s The Journey: Forgiveness, RestorativeJustice and Reconciliation. In addition, Bryan Stone and his students continue toinitiate and support new church starts; several of our faculty and students havespoken or consulted with church boards and agencies; and our graduates aregiving strong leadership in their home churches and conferences.Global Connections: Travel seminars have studied this year in Ephesus(modern Turkey) and Russia, and the School has collaborated with people inKorea, China, South Africa, Norway, and Australia. Dr. Thomas Thangaraj hasbeen Visiting Professor in Global Christianity and Mission, teaching courses inImages of Christ and Christian Encounters with Hinduism. Professor DanaRobert, Truman Collins Professor of World Christianity and Mission, deliveredthe opening keynote address in the 100th anniversary of the Edinburgh WorldMissionary Conference and in the opening convocation of the 2010 BostonConference: The Changing Contours of World Mission and Christianity. TheReverend Canon Ted Karpf, recently of the World Health Organization, hasjoined our team as Director of Development. He is already building new globalconnections that will challenge and stretch us!Contextual Engagement: The School received a grant of $200,000 to supportits LINC program – Learning in a Nexus of Communities. We continue to buildpartnerships with local churches and service agencies, as we contextualizetheological education at STH. We are grateful to the Arthur Vining DavisFoundations for supporting these efforts.Community Building: Community life is buzzing with dynamic weeklyworship, followed by a community meal, and with daily morning prayer. Wehave expanded our efforts to strengthen community and spiritual life with theaddition of a Spiritual Life Coordinator, the Reverend Robin Olson, and theaddition of a Coordinator of Communications and International Student Life,Philippa Mpunzwana.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 247

Still to Come!2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalSustainability Charge: We have charged ourselves to build toward greatersustainability, having implemented energy conserving practices, designed agreen community center for our basement, and launched an intentional livingcommunity for some of our students in the “Green House.”New faculty searches: We are presently searching for faculty in preaching,pastoral theology, and history of Christianity.People’s History: The STH People’s History Project continues, and we havehad some wonderful oral history interviews with alums this year. Contact theAlumni Office if you are interested in sharing your story with us: (617) 353-2349.Lifelong Learning: Our work in lifelong learning has just begun, but we havebegun collaborations with churches and other educational institutions to respondto the needs of local churches, clergy, and lay leaders. We welcome your ideas.Alumni Networking: We are decentralizing alumni activity to conferences andregions in order to facilitate the exchange of ideas, knowledge andcollaborations. Jaclyn Jones is the point of contact for these efforts to stimulatethe connection between alumni and Boston University School of Theology.Jaclyn is reached at sthalum@bu.edu.We are abundantly grateful for our BU graduates and friends in your conference, and alsofor our church partners throughout the United Methodist connection. We continue to prayfor you and we welcome your prayers for us. We are in this ministry together!Gratefully,Mary Elizabeth Moore, Dean, Boston University School of TheologyCANDLER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGYCandler School of Theology prepares real people to make a real difference in the realworld. Our distinctive commitment to authentic discipleship and relevant ministryenables us to develop uniquely well-rounded leaders who are challenged academically,encouraged spiritually, and immersed in Christian service from the first day they arriveon campus.As one of the 13 official seminaries of The United Methodist Church, Candler isgrounded in the Christian faith and shaped by the Wesleyan tradition of evangelical piety,ecumenical openness, and social concern. As one of seven graduate professional schoolsof Emory University, Candler provides a rich context for learning and formationsupported by the extensive resources of a top-tier research university. As a school locatedin the major metropolitan area of Atlanta, Georgia, Candler offers students a learninglaboratory that reflects the highly diverse communities of our 21st century world. Thereis no better place for ministry preparation that addresses our major denominationalpriorities: developing leaders, starting and growing churches, ministry with the poor, andimproving global health.248 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCandler’s student body continues to reflect the diversity and breadth of the Christianfaithful. Our enrollment stands at 469, with 358 seeking the Master of Divinity, 67 theMaster of Theological Studies, 16 the Master of Theology, 14 the Doctor of Theology,and 14 enrolled as Special, Non-Degree students. The total student population is 25% USethnic minority, 9% international, and 52% women. Forty-six denominations arerepresented, with 52% of MDiv students being United Methodist. The median age of ourentering class of MDiv students is 26, with 57% of total enrollment under thirty.To ensure that our students are prepared for leadership in an increasingly global context,Candler continues its emphasis on internationalizing the curriculum. This fall, Rev. Dr.Beauty Maenzanise, dean of the theology faculty at Africa University in Zimbabwe,joined us as the 2010-11 McDonald Chair in the Study of Jesus and Culture, and the Rev.Dr. Margot Kaessmann, former head of the 14 million-member Protestant church inGermany, joined us for a semester as visiting Theologian-in-Residence. This year,Candler has academic exchange partnerships with theology schools across five continentsand nine countries, including many related to The United Methodist Church. In additionto our ongoing summer internship program with the Methodist Church in the Bahamas,Candler once again partnered with International Relief and Development, Inc., to sendeight student interns as far as Cambodia and as near as Gulfport, Miss., to address a broadrange of issues, including democracy and governance, HIV/AIDS, child poverty andmortality, and community development. Travel seminars in 2010-2011 include theMiddle East Travel Seminar in May-June and World Methodist Evangelism Instituteevangelism seminars to the Philippines, India, and Colombia.A hallmark of the Candler MDiv experience, the two-year Contextual Education programshapes our students’ pastoral identities by interweaving service at ministry sites andchurches with academic analysis in the classroom and spiritual reflection in pastor-ledsmall groups. In any given week, Candler deploys more than 250 ConEd studentsthroughout the region to minister to people in congregations, hospitals, and social serviceagencies. This year, we will expand Candler Advantage, a program designed to pay risingthird-year MDiv students for summer internships in congregations so they canconcentrate fully on honing their pastoral skills beyond the first two years of ConEd.Candler’s Lifelong Learning events strengthen the church by providing opportunities forclergy and lay leaders to learn more about the practice of ministry. Fall Conference 2010focused on conflict transformation; the spring event featured poet, author, and funeraldirector Tom Lynch along with Candler’s own Tom Long, addressing “The GoodFuneral.” The 2011 Fall Conference highlights “The Art of Preaching in the 21stCentury,” with a chance to learn from some of the most respected names in preaching.In addition to our Lifelong Learning events, Candler oversees the educational process ofmore than 900 people each year through the Course of Study regional school and our fiveextension schools in the Southeast.Despite today’s challenging economic climate, Candler remains committed to makingtheological education financially possible for our students. Although our operatingbudget essentially remained flat this year, we increased our total financial aid investmentto over $5 million. Eighty-three percent of eligible students received Candler-basedfinancial aid, with the average award covering 76 percent of tuition. In March, we hostedour third annual Leadership Candler event, an all-expenses-paid discernment experienceReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 249

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalthat draws together top prospective MDiv students to explore the richness of life andstudy at Candler as they are considered for 30 top scholarships. In addition, Candler wona grant from the Carpenter Foundation to offer financial management training to ourstudents. The grant also sponsored the public lecture series, “Simple Enough?” to explorethe relationship between financial and spiritual well-being. Featured speakers werepopular United Methodist pastors and authors Adam Hamilton and Paul Escamilla.Our esteemed faculty continues to distinguish itself at the highest levels. Dr. LukeJohnson won the prestigious Grawemeyer award in religion, Dr. Carol Newsom receiveda Luce grant from the Association of Theological Schools, and Dr. Jacob Wright receiveda medal of honor from the Collège de France in Paris. In addition to their achievements inscholarship and teaching, faculty members continually demonstrate their dedication to thechurch through preaching and teaching engagements and service in parishes both localand across the country and world.We celebrate the outstanding achievements of two of our United Methodist faculty asthey retire this year: Dr. Russ Richey and Dr. Brooks Holifield. Both are highly regardedfor their extraordinary work in their areas of expertise—the history of Methodism andAmerican Christianity, respectively—and for their service to our denomination, both atthe local and national levels.Candler draws considerable vitality and inspiration from its relationship with The UnitedMethodist Church. Our ability to fulfill our mission of educating faithful and creativeleaders for the church’s ministries in the world depends upon your support, gifts, andprayers. Thank you for the countless ways you strengthen this essential ministry in thelife of our denomination. We invite you to visit us in person in Atlanta or online atwww.candler.emory.edu to see firsthand how Candler prepares real people to make a realdifference in the real world.Jan Love, Dean and Professor of Christianity and World PoliticsDREW THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYMy predecessor, Dean Maxine Beach, has said me that Drew University TheologicalSchool is “a special place’” on more than one occasion. Since coming to Drew, I havebegun to see how right she is. It is a welcoming, hospitable, and caring community. Wedo not pretend to be a perfect community but we strive hard to welcome all who comethrough our doors and care for the shalom, the well-being, of each individual and as wellas the Common Good.Drew is “a special place” because of the many ways we seek to equip and empowerleaders for Christian ministry through the numerous programs we offer:M.Div., S.T.M., M.A., M.A.Min., D.Min., and Ph D.;Continuing Education opportunities for pastors and lay people;Internships through Communities of Shalom in Shalom zones world widePartnership for Religious Education in Prisons program in a local men’s prisonand women’s prison, where Drew students and inmates study and learn together;Certification in Spiritual Formation and Camp and Retreat;250 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCross-Cultural Courses in India, Turkey, El Salvador, Mexico, Taize, andGhana;United Methodist Liaison and Deacon Liaison to assist students in theirdiscernment.In my first weeks, I have begun to visit churches and alumni in the vicinity. I believe verystrongly that we can only do theological education with communities, both communitiesof faith and other kinds of communities that our alumni serve. In many ways, we owe adebt to our churches and other agencies that work with us to train and form our studentsfor leadership.We take pride in having a faculty that is perhaps one of the most diverse in theologicaleducation with an almost equal number of women and men. Our student body is equallydiverse. We take seriously our United Methodist identity. Drew is well positioned to be aleading progressive United Methodist seminary. I welcome ongoing dialogue as we worktogether to shape a vision in equipping the saints for ministry. Together we can makeChristian disciples that transform the world.The Rev. Dr. Kah-Jin Jeffrey Kuan, Ph.D.Dean and Professor of Hebrew BibleGARRETT-EVANGELICAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYThe core purpose of Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary is to know God in Christand, through preparing spiritual leaders, to help others know God in Christ. We continueour deep and abiding commitment to prepare bold and articulate leaders who share thetransforming love of Jesus Christ.Last fall the seminary welcomed 122 new students, the largest entering class in twentyyears. The average age of the diverse and highly qualified MDiv class is thirty-one.Garrett-Evangelical provides $2 million in institutional financial aid to students eachyear.Class of 1961 alumnus Dr. James H. Cone was the keynote speaker during the fallconvocation. The event also celebrated the fortieth anniversary of the seminary’s Centerfor the Church and the Black Experience.To commemorate twenty-five years of leadership in spiritual formation, the seminary israising $2 million to endow the Rueben P. Job Chair in Spiritual Formation. The chairwill assure the seminary remains at the forefront of developing and enhancing spiritualformation studies. Contributions will honor Bishop Job and assure the ongoing nurture ofspiritual leaders for the Church and the world.The Institute for Transformative Leaders and Communities develops programs for thecontinuous education and lifelong learning for leaders and communities. The Institute’sMDiv Plus, the first of its kind, is a three-year executive education program incooperation with Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management. It includes sixseminars and a one-on-one coaching program. All clergy with an MDiv degree areeligible to participate.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 251

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe expanded Doctor of Ministry program offers four tracks: Congregational Leadership,African-American Congregational Leadership, Spiritual Direction, and Mission in theContemporary United States. The DMin program also is a portal to the Association ofChicago Theological Schools (ACTS) DMin program in preaching.Renovation of Loder and Lesemann Halls nears completion. Loder will feature a studentcenter, student lounge, state-of-the-art classroom, kitchen and dining room, modernresidence rooms, and guest suites. Lesemann will house the Stead Center for Ethics andValues, expanded library facilities, a conference room and other offices. Loder Hall willbe LEED certified.Garrett-Evangelical is welcoming several new faculty and staff:Dr. Anna Johnson, Visiting Assistant Professor of Reformation Church HistoryDr. Hendrik Pieterse, Associate Professor of Global Christianity and WorldReligionsThe Rev. Becky Eberhart, Assistant Vice President for Enrollment ManagementThe Rev. Mary Ann Moman, Senior Advancement Specialist and Director ofCourse of StudyThe Rev. James Noseworthy, Senior Assistant to the PresidentJoining the seminary’s faculty this summer are:Dr. Charles H. Cosgrove, Professor of Early Christian LiteratureDr. Virginia A. Lee, Associate Professor of Christian EducationGarrett-Evangelical serves over 550 students in degree-related courses, certificateprograms and our summer Course of Study School. We encourage you to visit ourwebsite, www.garrett.edu, and to visit us on campus. We are proud to serve the UnitedMethodist Church, and we ask for your continuing prayers and support as we pursue ourmission and our renewed vision.Philip A. Amerson, PresidentA. Introductory CommentsNORTH CENTRAL COLLEGEAs a comprehensive liberal arts college, related to the United Methodist Church, NorthCentral is committed to effective teaching, small classes, and rigorous standards. TheCollege is committed to an education program for the whole person — body, mind, andspirit — that has been part of the North Central College experience since the EvangelicalAssociation founded the College 149 years ago. The College will be celebrating itsSesquicentennial on November 11, 2011.1. Accountability$2,500 was received from the Wisconsin Annual Conference. 12 United Methodiststudents from the Wisconsin Conference received $139,475 in institutional scholarshipand grant aid.252 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2. Philosophy and Priorities2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNorth Central College is a community of learners dedicated to preparing students to beinformed, involved, principled and productive citizens and leaders over a lifetime.3. Highlights of 2010 at North Central CollegeU.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT ranked North Central among top Midwest colleges forthe 17th straight year and ranked the College as a “best value.” In the fall of 2010, arecord number of first-year students, 583, brought the full-time degree seekingundergraduate enrollment to 2,423. 296 students are enrolled in graduate programs.B. Highlights in Ministry and Service1. Campus Life and Spiritual OpportunitiesChaplain Lynn Pries began his seventeenth year in ministry to North Central this year.Campus Ministry programs include: weekly worship services, Friday evening concerts,Bible studies, retreats, Gospel Choir, and the United Methodist Student Organization.200 people attended the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Prayer Breakfast with guestspeaker, Rev. Robert Harman ’59. 425 persons attended the 23st Annual GospelExtravaganza.2. Opening the Campus to the WorldService programs included: ten ongoing projects involving 500 students who volunteeredmore than 6,000 hours; and 75 students participated in seven weeklong service trips,including an Appalachian Service trip.3. Developing Leaders for the ChurchThe Summer New Visions Company, composed of five students, directed a weeklongprogram in one church and led four weeks of camping programs. The New BeginningsTeam, composed of six students, led VBS programs in eight churches. These ministriesinfluenced six students to enroll as first-year students at NCC... Nine NCC UnitedMethodist students attended the 2010 Student Forum at Shenandoah University.C. Relationship to the ConferenceA new initiative, the Albright-Wesley Society, was created to develop a closerrelationship with United Methodist Churches, to encourage more United Methodiststudents to attend North College, and to provide funds for scholarships and leadershipprograms for United Methodist students.We affirm our affiliation with the Wisconsin Conference and request continued supportby sending us your students and financial support for scholarship aid.Harold R. Wilde, PresidentReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 253

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWISCONSIN COUNCIL OF CHURCHESWe pray and work for the unity and renewal of the churchand the healing and reconciliation of the world.www.wichurches.orgTracing its roots back to the early 1940’s with an inter-denominational recreationministry for young people, the Wisconsin Council of Churches (WCC) now encompasses13 denominations with approximately 2,200 congregations and over one million churchmembers statewide.2010 AccomplishmentsEquipping Leaders - The Council’s signature educational event for clergy each summeris the Washington Island Forum, which in 20010 drew 140 pastors and lay leaders from16 states representing 14 faith traditions to hear Forum Presenter Kenda Creasy Dean,Associate Professor of Youth, Church and Culture at Princeton Theological Seminary.Her theme, Almost Christian: What the Faith of our Teenagers is Telling the AmericanChurch focused on church’s relationship with contemporary youth. The Council alsohosts regional events throughout the year on a variety of timely topics to equip clergy andlay leaders for effective ministry.Greening our Faith and our Communities - the Council continues to focus itsadvocacy efforts at the state and federal levels to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. TheWCC has also been a partner in the creation of Wisconsin Interfaith Power and Light,which is affiliated with a national effort to educate congregations on how to be goodstewards of the environment.Beyond Survival: What is God’s Future for the Small Church? - the Councilsponsored workshops in Tomah and Shawano to equip rural congregations for effectiveministry in their local communities.Addressing the Root Causes of Hunger - the Council continues to advocate for justpublic policies that provide support for the unemployed and other vulnerable populationsduring these recessionary times.Looking Ahead to 2011Washington Island Forum - Dr. Marcus Borg, Canon Theologian at Trinity EpiscopalCathedral in Portland and internationally known writer and speaker will serve as the 2011Washington Island Forum presenter on the theme Speaking Christian: ReclaimingChristian Language June 27-July 1. For more information about the Forum and all WCCeducational events, go to www.wichurches.org/events.Becoming Welcoming Communities - is a new project in collaboration with WISDOM,the church-based community organizing program in Wisconsin, and Voces de laFrontera, the largest immigrant rights group in our state. This one-year project isproducing a congregational study guide on the history of immigration in Wisconsin andcontemporary challenges faced by new immigrants.People of Faith United For Justice - is our biennial advocacy day March 15th at theState Capitol co-sponsored by the WCC, WISDOM, the Lutheran Office for Public254 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPolicy-Wisconsin, Madison area Urban Ministry and the Interfaith Conference of GreaterMilwaukee. Over 300 people will gather at Bethel Lutheran Church in Madison todiscuss issues of common concern and then will meet with their legislators in theafternoon.Scott D. Anderson, Executive DirectorHEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCIESRELATED TOTHE WISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCEEditor’s Note: Health and Welfare Agencies related to the Wisconsin AnnualConference were asked to submit their reports to the Conference Secretary by April 15,2011. Many of these agencies did NOT submit a report by the deadline, or by the timethe reports were prepared for the Pre-Conference Resource Disk. Any reports that arereceived by the June 15, 2011 will be printed in the Conference Journal, and an updatedversion of this document will be posted on the Conference Website.CEDAR CREST, INC.A Dynamic Community for Senior AdultsMarion Wozniak, President/CEO1702 S. River RoadJanesville, WI 53546No Report ReceivedCHRISTIAN COMMUNITY HOMES & SERVICES, INC.1320 Wisconsin Street, Hudson, WI 54016715-386-9303Larry Parfitt, President - Board of DirectorsDan C. Goodier, Executive DirectorDan.Goodier@CCHhudson.orgwww.CCHhudson.orgNo Report ReceivedReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 255

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEVERGREEN RETIREMENT COMMUNITYKen Arneson, President/CEO1130 North Westfield StreetOshkosh, WI 54902(920) 233-2340www.EvergreenOshkosh.comNo Report ReceivedHARBOR HOUSE CRISIS SHELTERSA Ministry of Faith United Methodist Church1531 Hughitt Ave., Superior, Wisconsin 54880 (715) 394-9608info@harborhousecs.org www.harborhousecs.orgHarbor House Crisis Shelters is living, giving and loving beyond all expectation throughour mission to provide hospitable shelter, transitional living and services for homelesswomen and families. Our goal is to assist guests in attaining housing. Through ourmission, we give others the opportunity to experience God’s grace and love.HHCS is the only one of its kind in Douglas County and serves the greater twin portsarea. In 2010, HHCS provided shelter for 458 persons, providing over 12,000 shelternights. Since opening in January 2001, we have served over 2,700 persons in sevenbedrooms. Our Transitional Living Center served 53 people since 2008.Some Highlights from 2010 are: We have been blessed by receiving enough donations and grants to pay forstaffing, supplies, operational and programming expenses. Our priorities for case work continue to be: increase income; budgeting/creditreports; mental health/AODA referrals; other housing referrals; housingcounseling; nutrition/parenting classes; and prevention of further incidences ofhomelessness. We continue with our “Children’s Program” to assist children through crisis,anger, stress by providing life skill games, activities, parental hand-outs and offsiteadventures. Host the sixth annual “Homeless Awareness Week,” Nov. 13-20, 2009. We worked with Wildfire and many mission teams. We thank God and all thosethat have helped with projects. What a blessing! We have developed a “Life Skill” training program for our Transitional LivingCenter residents. We participated in a documentary, “I Believe You: A Faith Response toDomestic Violence.” This was sponsored in part by the Women’s Division ofthe United Methodist Church. The documentary aired on ABC affiliatedstations in January and February 2011.256 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

Goals for 2011 are:2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal Celebrate Ten Years of Ministry through special offerings and events. Provide shelter for 400 persons and transitional living for 20. Network with United Methodist circuits and United Methodist women’s groupsto educate and promote HHCS. Develop more spiritual resources for participants in our programs. Continual visioning and planning for a third shelter building and/or secondtransitional living center.My prayer is that our continued ministry will be a blessing and be blessed.Rev. Barbara Certa-Werner, Executive DirectorHILLCREST FAMILY SERVICESDubuque, IANo Report Received - Second YearMORROW MEMORIAL HOMESparta, WisconsinLive, Give, LoveThe year 2010 was another excellent year in service to our Lord at Morrow HomeCommunity.Our Home continually experiences changes, yet many of our caregivers have notchanged. All our key management individuals have remained the same this past year.These 12 people coordinate our focus of quality, Christian care. They lead our wonderfulteam of almost 230 caring, compassionate, and competent caregivers.Along with our existing care services, 2010 was a year of major expansion. BridgePath,our new memory care and advanced assisted living project, began admitting residents inmid-January 2011. BridgePath is the finished product of a 3-year plan to complete ourbuilding “Circle of Care”. We now offer senior living options from Independent withServices, to Assisted Living, to Advanced Assisted Living, to Memory Care AssistedLiving, to Skilled Nursing. Our Young at Heart Child Care Center offers quality childcare services to staff and community members. Morrow Meals in Motion, our homedelivered meal program serves almost 50 home-bound seniors each weekday. Over thepast two years, Mary Morrow’s Attic, our thrift shop ministry, has donated over $40,000toward unbudgeted equipment needs.The housing component of Morrow Home continues to be a growing focus of our care.All of our housing ministries were consistently over 95% full with waiting lists.Parkview Apartments consists of 22 units of one and two-bedroom apartments forReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 257

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalindependent senior housing. Homestead consists of 24 one-bedroom assisted livingapartments. MaryCrest is our 24 one and two bedroom assisted living housing program.Our 110-bed skilled nursing home also had a very positive year in providing quality care.We basked in the light of a State and Federal “perfect inspection” all year. Occupancywas consistently over 90% which is still above the Wisconsin average. Medicareaccounted for almost 10% of our resident days.Financially, Medicaid reimbursement, for our residents who have exhausted privatefunds, still lags behind our audited costs by over $15 per day. We hope and pray thecurrent Wisconsin state budget crisis will not affect the most vulnerable people – theoldest and the sickest – those in nursing homes such as Morrow Memorial Home.The Morrow Home Foundation expensed over $20,000 in educational scholarships,supplemental funding, and needed equipment. Again this past year our Golden Crossdonations were designated toward uncompensated care. The Foundation’s Christmasappeal was designated toward seating furniture and equipment which helps maintain skinintegrity of our nursing home residents. Our Home is thankful to the Foundation for itswillingness to further and continue the ministries of this Home.Morrow Memorial Home remains true to our mission of quality Christian care. Wecontinually look toward meeting the needs of our present and future residents. Thank youfor your support and prayers through the Wisconsin Conference of The United MethodistChurch. We thank the Lord for the blessings He showers upon our Home.Michael Bonello, MPH, Executive DirectorNORTHCOTT NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE2460 N. 6th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53212Ben Johnson, ChairpersonMcArthur Weddle, Chief Executive Officerweddlenh@aol.com414-372-3770No Report Received - Second YearPARISH NURSE MINISTRIESParish nursing is a unique, specialized practice of professional nursing that focuses on thepromotion of health within the context of the values, beliefs, and practices of a faithcommunity, such as a church, synagogue, or mosque, and its mission and ministry to itsmembers (families and individuals), and the community it serves. Parish Nursing isrecognized as a calling to the health ministry of the United Methodist church.Parish nurses serve in their local communities providing assistance and support whenspecific services are requested or needed. These services may include regular bloodpressure screening at the church or in collaboration with a community agency, providingan opportunity for informal assessment and referral for appropriate evaluation and care258 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalwhen indicated. The parish nurse assists in obtaining or providing transportation whennecessary for medical care or treatment. The nurse also assists families and individualsin interpreting, understanding and following through on medical/surgical interventions.Continuity of care and support is provided as the parish nurse communicates and workswith other care givers including hospice and palliative care, recognizing individualphysical and spiritual needs of patient and family in end of life situations.The parish nurse is a resource person for the church and community writing regularnewsletter articles, providing literature and hand-outs and creating bulletin boards andother displays for health education. Articles addressed are varied and my include issuessuch as Alzheimer’s, diabetes, advance care planning and advance directives,cardiovascular disease, drug use and abuse, organ and tissue donation, breast, colon,prostate or other cancers and tick borne illnesses, as examples.Parish nurses make home, hospital and nursing home visits providing emotional andspiritual support by their presence and prayers and bring the comfort of prayer shawls.In 2009, Parish Nurse Ministries became a sub committee of the Health and WelfareMinistry with a goal of identifying a parish nurse coordinator for each circuit within theconference. A web page was developed giving the history and mission of parish nursing,how to start a parish nurse program, a listing of available resources, list of conferenceparish nurses, information on scheduled seminars and workshops and a monthlynewsletter article. Scholarships are available for seminars/workshops and also for nursesplanning on pursing certification in a parish nurse program and/or starting a parish nurseprogram at their church. Information on scholarships and applications may be directedto the Parish Nurse chair that can be found under the Health and Welfare Ministry website.The parish nurse sub committee continues to increase awareness and visibility of theposition by participating in Annual Conference. Blood pressure screening has beenprovided for several years by parish nurses during the health screening process for clergy.An educational display by parish nurses from throughout the conference has been acomponent of the display area. During the 2010 conference, the first annual Parish Nurseluncheon was held in LaCrosse with plans for the second luncheon to be held inWisconsin Dells in June 2011.Future goals of the Parish Nurse ministry are: writing an informational article forconference publication “Reflections”, increase awareness of educational opportunitiesand scholarships by increased use of the web sites, including the international parishnurse ministries web site, continue to promote a parish nurse coordinator in each circuit,establish a link to the parish nurse web site on E-news, elicit letters of support frompastors that have an active parish nurse ministry in their church, hold a Healing service tobe led by Bishop Lee in 2012 and to continue to reach out to and receive input from moreparish nurses within the conference.Velma Hockenberry, Steering Committee ChairReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 259

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalSCHMITT WOODLAND HILLS, INC.1400 West Seminary StreetRichland Center, WI 53581Phone (608) 647-8931 FAX (608) 647-8050Email: Schmitt@mwt.netWebsite: www.schmittwoodlandhills.comJames B. Olson, AdministratorNo Report ReceivedSHEBOYGAN RETIREMENT HOME AND BEACH HEALTH CARECENTER, INC930 North 6th St.Sheboygan, WI 53081920-458-2137920-458-5922 (FAX)srh@retiresheboygan.comwww.retiresheboygan.comNo Report Received - Second YearUNITED METHODIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES OF WISCONSIN,INC.Board of Directors President – Karen TidwallExecutive Director – Perry G. Huyck3940 West Lisbon AvenueMilwaukee, WI 53208-1868Telephone: (414) 344-1818 Fax: (414) 344-2489 E-Mail: phumcs@execpc.comUnited Methodist Children’s Services 2010 in ReviewWith the new Washington Park Apartments fully occupied beginning in early February,United Methodist Children’s Services (UMCS) is now home for 48 families. Thetransitional living program provides a goal based housing program with comprehensivesocial services for 18 single women and their children. UMCS Townhomes andWashington Park Apartments offer affordable housing for 30 families including tenfamilies who come to us through the Milwaukee County Department of BehavioralHealth.Since mental health conditions are often a contributing factor in poverty, UMCS has along history of working with individuals living with mental illness. With a directrelationship with Milwaukee County Behavioral Health, UMCS has made an intentional260 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journaldecision to insure that as we confront issues of poverty and homelessness we are alsodirectly in ministry with families for whom mental illness is a major factor.UMCS is building 14 more townhome units and a ten unit apartment building to becompleted in 2012. Five of these units will also be designated for families referredthrough Milwaukee County Behavioral Health.The family resource center is operating in its new and permanent location on the firstfloor of the Washington Park Apartment building. The food pantry is open threeafternoons per week. When specialized food resources are available the pantry alsooperates an extra day specifically for families of Asian descent. The clothing andhousehold items program is open on Thursdays. Families also have the opportunity toobtain these resources when they visit during food pantry hours. UMCS continues todistribute United States Department of Agriculture commodities to income eligible seniorcitizens, post-partum women, and children in the first year after they age out of theWomen Infants and Children (WIC) program. In the family resource center UMCSserved over 50,000 people in 2010.Enrollment is up in the Growing Tree Children’s Center as the city and state crack downon and close disreputable daycare programs in our neighborhood. The dedicated staff ofteachers continues to offer a stimulating and loving environment for babies to pre-teens.UMCS is increasingly involved in the efforts of our neighborhood partners to create asustainable community. As the convening organization for the Washington Park Partners(WPP) UMCS has led an effort to identify the priorities for the residents, businesses andorganizations in the neighborhood and develop strategies to meet those priorities.Financial realityWith the cuts in apportionment support over the last four years along with drops inindividual donor giving during a difficult economic period our yearly revenue is down$100,000. While it sounds noble to be doing more with less, the reality is that we haveonly one social worker when we critically need two. Many of the residents and neighborswith whom we are in ministry need more intense social service support that can bestretched over one social workers time. We do not have adequate janitorial ormaintenance staff to meet the needs of our growing facilities. While one sympatheticsupporter suggested that we might need to cut back our level of care to adjust to thecurrent economic reality, we know that the only way to be faithful in the ministry towhich we are called is to seek new revenue streams while calling upon our historic sourceof support, The United Methodist Church and individual United Methodists, to findcreative new ways to give generously through apportionment and direct giving.Cindy Thompson, Development DirectorReports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 261

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalUNITED METHODIST HOSPITALS MINISTRYWhat is this ministry? This ministry is an approved ADVANCE of the AnnualConference and funding is solicited from congregations and individuals as well asthrough the Health & Welfare Committee of the Conference Board of Global Ministries.The United Methodist Hospitals Ministry provides a part time (0.5 f.t.e.) chaplain whovisits United Methodists hospitalized in the Madison hospitals. The chaplain visits thosewho come from a distance (beyond the immediate Madison area) and provides aconnectional link with the local congregations and pastors. The chaplain communicateswith the person’s pastor when appropriate and becomes a ministry presence when thepastor is not able to visit because of distance or timeliness.A chaplaincy committee of lay and clergy persons oversees the work of the chaplain, setsgoals and compensation, and assists in fund raising. This ministry is regularlycommunicated to congregations throughout the Wisconsin Conference by the work of thechaplain and chaplaincy committee through personal appearances and contacts,informational mailing updates and at Annual Conference.What is the history of this ministry and major accomplishments in recent years?This ministry began some time in the 1950’s when the part time Methodist HospitalChaplain of Madison visited Methodists in the other hospitals on behalf of the MethodistChurch. In the late 1960’s when the Methodist Hospital chaplain became full time at thehospital, this ministry was picked up by one or two congregations in Madison whoaffirmed the need to provide a healing ministry within the area hospitals. It has evolvedfrom parish pastors providing care, to a volunteer chaplain and finally to a paid part timechaplain early in the 1980’s and became what it is today an Annual ConferenceADVANCE ministry program through the Health & Welfare Committee and the Board ofGlobal Ministries. It continues to be a viable ministry today as persons hospitalized aresicker, stays are shorter and parish pastors are stretched for adequate time to visitparishioners in the distant Madison hospitals. It has provided spiritual care and comfortto many United Methodists hospitalized and has strengthened (sometimes re-established)the connections with local pastors and churches.The challenge remains high each year to provide the funding to continue to salary thispart time chaplaincy. The program is primarily dependent upon giving from churchesand individuals. Some funds are also contributed to this mission ADVANCE fromGolden Cross and BGM Funding through Conference apportionment giving.In 2010, the chaplain and chaplaincy committee produced an informational DVD of theUMHM and premiered it at Annual Conference. It was sent to each pastoral charge to beused as an educational and mission option for church support of the ministry.In September, 2010 our chaplain for 16 years Rev. Fid Sailor resigned due to healthconcerns. The immediate goal was to recruit, hire and orient a chaplain to step into theministry.Our new chaplain is hired - Rev. Jane Follmer ZekoffRev. Jane Follmer Zekoff was hired and began this UMHM chaplaincy in Octoberreceiving an appointment to this Extension Ministry by Bishop Linda Lee. Her skills and262 Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalexperience as a pastor and her specialized training for the chaplaincy has allowed her tostep right into this ministry bringing comfort to many as they receive their health care inMadison hospitals.This ministry is primarily pastoral and is a supportive, healing ministry focused uponthoseUnited Methodists hospitalized in Madison’s 3 major hospitals…Meriter, St. Marys andUniversity Hospitals. Chaplain Jane’s presence supports the person’s faith in the midst oftheir health care as well as fostering the connections with their pastor and home church.Our chaplain finds that many people have become disconnected from the church for avariety of reasons. Often, the chaplain has the opportunity to assist persons re-establishthose connections. Through conversation, encouragement and personal connections tolocal pastors, former parishioners have found new support and care from the Church andpastor back home.UM Hospitals Ministry’s goals are . . .1. To visit United Methodists who live beyond the immediate Madison area and arehospitalized in Madison hospitals (Meriter, St. Marys and University Hospitals).2. To communicate with the patient’s pastor and church when appropriate forcontinuity of ministry, support and appropriate follow-up when patient returns home.3. To communicate the mission of the United Methodist Hospitals Ministry to pastors,church leaders and members throughout the Wisconsin Conference and to solicit theprayers of healing and financial support for the program.4. To continue to develop, and inform pastors, church members and individuals of thelong term program financial goals and to solicit giving through the United MethodistHospitals Ministry’s Endowment Fund administered through the WisconsinConference Foundation. With the use of the UMHM DVD, new means ofcommunication will be explored such as through the Conference Website andDistrict/Circuit information channels for further publicize the chaplaincy programand ministry.For More Information . . .Please contact Chaplain Jane Follmer Zekoff regarding visitation of persons from yourchurch who are hospitalized in one of Madison hospitals. Phone: 608-772-1704 Jane’shome address is W8212 Stockbridge Court, Lake Mills, WI 53551 She can also becontacted by e-mail: MadisonHosptialsChaplain@wisconsinumc.orgThe Chairperson of the UMHM Chaplaincy Committee is Rev. Bob Eagle. He canbe contacted for further information about the ministry and the work of its chaplaincycommittee.Phone: 608-835-9330 or by e-mail: suebobeagle@yahoo.comTHE VILLAGE AT MANOR PARKThe Village at Manor Park has not submitted a report to the Wisconsin AnnualConference since 2002.Reports of Boards, Committees and Agencies 263

Editor’s Note:2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetitions to the 2012 General ConferenceSubmitted by the Conference Petitions Committee,on behalf of each individual submitterThe Wisconsin Conference Petitions Committee is charged with the responsibility ofgathering petitions to the 2012 General Conference from Wisconsin United Methodistswho seek the endorsement of the Annual Conference for their petitions. The Committeemade information about the General Conference Petition Process available to allWisconsin United Methodists. Petitions were received either by Email or in hard copyfrom February 1, 2011 thru March 15, 2011.The Petitions Committee then reviewed and revised petitions for alignment with thepetitions submission guidelines which were received from the General Conferencepetitions secretary, and prepared them for inclusion in the Pre-Conference materials. Therevised petitions were sent to the original submitters for their approval.The petitions have been prepared including the rationale for the petition which wassubmitted by the petitioner. There were a number of duplicate submissions, which werecombined, but with individual rationales and signatures included.The petitions were then submitted to the Conference Secretary, who did the finalformatting for inclusion of the Petitions in the Pre-Conference Workbook.The Petitions Committee will be making a presentation during each of the four regionalPre-Conference Briefings on May 21 about the General Conference Petitions and theprocess we will use to discuss and vote on them at the Annual Conference Session.During the Annual Conference Session there will be three 30-minute sessions at whichthe petitions are reviewed. There will be opportunity for two 90-second speeches infavor of concurrence and two 90-second speeches opposed to concurrence. Speeches willaddress the rationales for the petitions; they will not debate the language of individualpetitions. The Annual Conference will vote on concurrence or non-concurrence for eachpetition at the final 30-minute session. This means we are simply voting to send eachpetition ―as is‖ from Wisconsin or not to send them ―as is‖ from Wisconsin. If you do notthink a petition is helpful in its current state, you should vote for non-concurrence. Thepetitioners can still send the petitions over their own signatures.Petitions with which Annual Conference concurs will be submitted to GeneralConference as coming from the Wisconsin Annual Conference by September 27, 2011.Petitions with which Annual Conference does not concur may be submitted to GeneralConference by the individual petitioners but will not carry the Wisconsin AnnualConference name.United Methodist individuals or organizations may submit petitions to GeneralConference up to September 27, 2011. You can find instructions in PDF format athttp://www.umc.org under the tab Our Church →General Conference 2012.This year the Petitions Committee has arranged the General Conference petitions into 13groups according to general subject matter. There are a total of 29 petitions in the 13groups:264 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalA) Sexuality [6]Petition #01: Marriage Equality (161B) 266Petition #02: Remove Condemnatory Language On Homosexuality 267(161F)Petition #03: Update Civil Equal Rights (162J) 268Petition #04: Remove Discriminatory Language About Homosexuality 268(311.2)Petition #05: End Discrimination And Confusion In Funding 613.20) 269Petition #06 End Discrimination And Confusion In Funding (806.9) 269B) Sexual Brokenness [1]Petition #07 Inclusive Wording On Sexual Brokenness (161F) 270C) Amicable Separation [1],Petition #08 New Resolution For Amicable Separation 271D) Sexuality In Relation To Appointments [4]Petition #9 End Discrimination Against Homosexual Clergy (304.3) 272Petition #10 Moral Standards Of Homosexual Clergy (311.2) 272Petition #11 Offer Blessings Of Christian Marriage To Homosexual 273Couples / Marriage Equality (341.6)Petition #12 End Discrimination In Clergy Charges (2702.1) 273E) Observing Prospective Appointees [1]Petition #13 Observe Prospective Appointees 433.6) 274F) Longer Tenure Appointments [1]Petition #14 Longer Tenure Appointments (434) 275G) Leadership Development [5]Petition #15 Term Limits For Delegates (36, Article V) 275Petition #16 Generosity Among Local Church Leaders (244.3) 276Petition #17 Requiring Charge Conference To Monitor Terms Of 276Office (247.7)Petition #18 Church Council Chair To Serve On S/Pprc (258.2) 277Petition #19 Lay Leader Not Exempt From Term Limits On S/PPRC 277(258.2)H) Stewardship [2]Petition #20 Administrative Committees—Finance Focus On278Stewardship (258.4)Petition #21 New Resolution For Stewardship Emphasis At AnnualConference Level278I) Apportionments [1]Petition #22J) Visioning [1]Petition #23Charge Conference Powers And Duties RegardingApportionment (247.14)The Church Council To Be Visioning Body Of The Local 280Church (252.1)K) Absentee Ballots [1]Petition #24 Absentee Ballot For Church Conference (2543.6) 281279Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 265

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalL) Multi-Cultural Congregations [1]Petition #25 New Resolution For Emphasis On Becoming Multi- 282Cultural And Multi-Racial CongregationsM) Disability Awareness [4]Petition #26 New Resolution For Disability Awareness Annual 283Conference ThemePetition #27 Establish The Committee On Disability Ministries 284(1327.3)Petition #28 Disability Awareness Sunday As Special Sunday With 284Offering (265.4, 263.7, 823.7)Petition #29: Changes Regarding ―Incapacity Leave‖ (357, 652) 286EDITOR’S NOTE: Language which is proposed as additions to the text of the 2008 Book ofDiscipline is printed in bold underlined text. Language which is proposed as deletions from thetext of the 2008 Book of Discipline is printed in normal strikethrough text.Petition Group A: Sexuality [6]Petition #01:Submitted By:MARRIAGE EQUALITY (161B)Jeffrey J. Virchow, Legislation Coordinator, Wisconsin UnitedMethodist Federation for Social ActionAuthor’s Rationale: Language that denies what God has made holy—a covenant ofmarriage between two loving individuals—is manifestly unchristian discrimination,creates barriers in love and ministry, promotes unholiness, and undercuts evangelism anddisciple-making to all God’s children and our efforts to recruit and maintain qualifiedclergy.The Petition:Be it resolved that 161B be amended as follows:B) Marriage—We affirm the sanctity of the marriage covenant that is expressed inlove, mutual support, personal commitment, and shared fidelity between a man and awoman. We believe that God’s blessing rests upon such marriage, whether or notthere are children of the union. We reject social norms that assume differentstandards for women than for men in marriage. We support laws in civil society thatdefine marriage as the union of one man and one woman.Amend Footnote 3 of 311.2 (d) as follows (Found in the twelfth paragraph of thefootnote, on p. 215 of the 2008 BOD):Furthermore, the Principles state that ―we affirm the sanctity of the marriagecovenant that is expressed in love, mutual support, personal commitment, and sharedfidelity between a man and a woman. We believe that God’s blessing rests upon suchmarriage, whether or not there are children of the union. We reject social norms thatassume different standards for women than for men in marriage.‖ Also, ―we affirmthe integrity of single persons, and we reject all social practices that discriminate orsocial attitudes that are prejudicial against persons because they are single.‖Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 354 No: 270 Abstain: 10266 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition #02:Submitted By:REMOVE CONDEMNATORY LANGUAGE ONHOMOSEXUALITY (161F)Leigh M. Roberts, Chairperson, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceBoard of Church and SocietyAuthor’s Rationale: This judgmental, condemnatory language is in conflict with thepresent state of scientific knowledge and societal acceptance. Such language puts UnitedMethodism at odds with the positions of other denominations most closely related to itand with the emerging ecumenical consensus. Most important, this language is manifestlyunchristian.Submitted By:Jeffrey Virchow, Legislation Coordinator, Wisconsin UnitedMethodist Federation for Social ActionAuthor’s Rationale: Language that denies what God has made holy—a covenant ofmarriage between two loving individuals—is manifestly unchristian discrimination,creates barriers in love and ministry, promotes unholiness, and undercuts evangelism anddisciple-making to all God’s children and our efforts to recruit and maintain qualifiedclergy.The Petition:Be it resolved that 161F be amended as follows:F) Human Sexuality – We affirm that sexuality is God’s good gift to all persons. Wecall everyone to responsible stewardship of this sacred gift. Although all persons aresexual beings whether or not they are married, sexual relations are affirmed onlywith the covenant of monogamous, heterosexual marriage. We deplore all forms ofthe commercialization, abuse and exploitation of sex. We call for strict globalenforcement of laws prohibiting the sexual exploitation of children and for adequateprotection, guidance and counseling for abused children. All persons, regardless ofage, gender, marital status, or sexual orientation, are entitled to have their human andcivil rights ensured and to be protected against violence. The Church should supportthe family in providing age-appropriate education regarding sexuality to children,youth and adults. We affirm that all persons are individuals of sacred worth, createdin the image of God. All persons need the ministry of the Church in their strugglesfor human fulfillment, as well as the spiritual and emotional care of a fellowship thatenables reconciling relationships with God, with others, and with self. The UnitedMethodist Church does not condone the practice of homosexuality and considers thispractice incompatible with Christian teaching. We affirm that God’s grace isavailable to all. We will seek to live together in Christian community, welcoming,forgiving, and loving one another as Christ has loved and accepted us. We implorefamilies and churches not to reject or condemn lesbian and gay members and friends.We commit ourselves to be in ministry for and with all persons.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 375 No: 256 Abstain: 5Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 267

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition #03:Submitted By:UPDATE CIVIL EQUAL RIGHTS (162J)Leigh M. Roberts, Chairperson, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceBoard of Church and SocietyAuthor’s Rationale: Civil legal language now includes blocks of contractual rights andresponsibilities under the categories of civil marriage and civil unions. These blocks,regionally defined by law, simplify access to basic equality in the civil arena and mayinclude over 1,000 rights and responsibilities.Submitted By:Jeffrey J. Virchow, Legislation Coordinator, Wisconsin UnitedMethodist Federation for Social ActionAuthor’s Rationale: Language that denies what God has made holy—a covenant ofmarriage between two loving individuals—is manifestly unchristian discrimination,creates barriers in love and ministry, promotes unholiness, and undercuts evangelism anddisciple-making to all God’s children and our efforts to recruit and maintain qualifiedclergy.The Petition:Be it resolved that 162J be amended as follows:J) Equal Rights Regardless of Sexual Orientation – Certain basic human rights andcivil liberties are due all persons. We are committed to supporting those rights andliberties for all persons, regardless of sexual orientation. We see a clear issue ofjustice in protecting the rightful claims where people have shared material resources,pensions, guardian relationships, mutual powers of attorney, civil marriage, civilunions, and other such lawful claims typically attendant to contractual relationshipsthat involve shared contributions, responsibilities, and liabilities, and equalprotection before the law. Moreover, we support efforts to stop violence and otherforms of coercion against all persons, regardless of sexual orientation.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 394 No: 237 Abstain: 4Petition #04:Submitted By:REMOVE DISCRIMINATORY LANGUAGE ABOUTHOMOSEXUALITY (311.2)Leigh M. Roberts, Chairperson, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceBoard of Church and SocietyAuthor’s Rationale: This section seeks to ―elevate the standards‖ of ―moral and socialresponsibility of ordained ministers,‖ by directing examination by district and conferencecommittees. Stringent moral qualifications for ordained ministry are essential, but theyhave no relevance to the sexual orientation of the candidate. Such unchristiandiscrimination should be eliminated.The Petition:Be it resolved that 311.2(d) note 3, paragraph 12 (p. 215 of the 2008 Book ofDiscipline) be amended as follows:In the Social Principles, the General Conference has said that ―we do not condonethe practice of homosexuality and consider this practice incompatible with Christian268 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalteaching.‖ Furthermore, The Social Principles state that ―we affirm the sanctity ofthe marriage covenant that is expressed in love, mutual support, personalcommitment, and shared fidelity between a man and a woman. We believe thatGod’s blessing rests upon such marriage, whether or not there are children of theunion. We reject social norms that assume different standards for women than formen in marriage.‖ Also, ―we affirm the integrity of single persons, and we reject allsocial practices that discriminate or social attitudes that are prejudicial againstpersons because they are single.‖Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 352 No: 272 Abstain: 12Petition #05:Submitted By:END DISCRIMINATION AND CONFUSION IN FUNDING613.20)Leigh M. Roberts, Chairperson, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceBoard of Church and SocietyAuthor’s Rationale: Holy conferencing and education are valued processes of UnitedMethodism. This paragraph creates confusion and impairs holy conferencing regardingour relationship with our homosexual brothers and sisters. This deletion frees dulyelected, employed, or appointed annual conference boards, agencies, commissions, andcouncils to resource the church as is their charge.The Petition:Be it resolved that 613.20 be deleted:20. To ensure that no annual conference board, agency, committee, commission, orcouncil shall give United Methodist funds to any gay caucus or group, or otherwiseuse such funds to promote the acceptance of homosexuality or violate the expressedcommitment of the UMC ―not to reject or condemn lesbian and gay members andfriends‖ (161.F). The council shall have the right to stop such expenditures. Thisrestriction shall not limit the Church’s ministry in response to the HIV epidemic, norshall it preclude funding for dialogs or educational events where the Church’sofficial position is fairly and equally represented.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 381 No: 241 Abstain: 7Petition #06Submitted By:END DISCRIMINATION AND CONFUSION IN FUNDING(806.9)Leigh M. Roberts, Chairperson, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceBoard of Church and SocietyAuthor’s Rationale: Holy conferencing and education are valued processes of UnitedMethodists. This paragraph creates confusion and impairs holy conferencing regardingour relationship with our homosexual brothers and sisters. This deletion frees dulyelected, employed, or appointed annual conference boards, agencies, commissions, andcouncils to resource the church as is their charge.The Petition:Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 269

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBe it resolved that 806.9 be deleted:9. It shall be responsible for ensuring that no board, agency, committee, commission,or council shall give United Methodist funds to any gay caucus or group, orotherwise use such funds to promote the acceptance of homosexuality or violate theexpressed commitment of The United Methodist Church ―not to reject or condemnlesbian and gay members and friends: (161.F). The council shall have the right tostop such expenditures. It shall not limit the Church’s ministry in response to theHIV epidemic.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 379 No: 250 Abstain: 7Petition Group B: Sexual Brokenness [1]Petition #07Submitted By:INCLUSIVE WORDING ON SEXUAL BROKENNESS (161F)Kendall Schlittler, Licensed Local Pastor, Member of WisconsinAnnual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: Rather than focusing on one form of sexual brokenness, the Churchmust hold all persons accountable. Whatever the sexual tendencies, persons shouldesteem God's design and live faithfully within His divine limits. This means that allprofessing Christians need to refrain from scripturally defined deviant sexual behaviors.The Petition:Be it resolved that 161F be amended as follows:We affirm that all persons are individuals of sacred worth, created in the image ofGod. All persons need the ministry of the Church in their struggles for humanfulfillment, as well as the spiritual and emotional care of a fellowship that enablesreconciling relationships with God, with others, and with self. The United MethodistChurch does not condone the practice of homosexuality and consider this practiceincompatible with Christian teaching. We affirm that God's grace is available to all.We will seek to live together in Christian community, welcoming, forgiving, andloving one another, as Christ has loved and accepted us. We implore families andchurches not to reject or condemn lesbian and gay members and friends. We commitourselves to be in ministry for and with all persons. to bring Him glory in everyfacet of life, including human sexuality. To that end the United MethodistChurch rejects all forms of sexual brokenness, including: marital infidelity,pornography, prostitution, fornication, adultery, and the practice ofhomosexuality since all are incompatible with scriptural Christianity. Weaffirm that all persons are in need of the convicting and justifying grace of JesusChrist along with the transforming and sanctifying presence of the Holy Spirit.Equipped with the grace and truth of God, we implore churches to ministerlove, forgiveness, and healing to the sexually broken that each person might bemade whole by embracing God's design for human sexuality.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 279 No: 353 Abstain: 3270 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition Group C: Amicable Separation [1]Petition #08NEW RESOLUTION FOR AMICABLE SEPARATIONSubmitted By:The Reverend Wendell Williams, Elder in Full Connection,Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: Whereas, the United Methodist Church is experiencing theologicaldivision, with deep disagreements over authority of Scripture, who is Jesus Christ, thebodily resurrection, the nature of salvation and the possibility of continuing revelation(among many foundational doctrines); and whereas, this theological divide is reflected inour conversations over homosexuality and over the full inclusiveness of GLBT persons inthe life of the church, including ordination, for some 40 years; and whereas, many clergyand laity either disagree openly or covertly with the Doctrinal Standards and practices ofthe United Methodist Church as set forth in the Book of Discipline,2008 ; and whereas,lack of accountability to, and conformity with, the requirements of The Book ofDiscipline seem to be leading to further division, rather than unity in the GeneralConference while taking up much valuable time and energy; and whereas, The GeneralConference has seen members on both sides of the theological division leave the UnitedMethodist Church and thus being one of the possible factors of our denominationaldecline; and whereas, in the words of Gamaliel, ―I advise you: Leave these men alone!Let them go! For if their purpose or activity is of human origin, it will fail. But if it isfrom God, you will not be able to stop these men; you will only find yourselves fightingagainst God.‖ (Acts 5:38-39 NIV); and whereas, we are to be about ―Making Disciples ofJesus Christ for the Transformation of the World‖ and not ―protecting our assets‖ asmight be implied in the trust clause; thereforeThe Petition:Be it resolved that:The United Methodist Church allow individuals and congregations who cannot abideby the current Book of Discipline to separate from the denomination with thechurch’s blessing and best wishes; andBe it further resolved that:The 2012 General Conference of the United Methodist Church appoint atheologically diverse and balanced task force to develop a process that would allowcongregations to amicably separate from their Annual Conference while keepingtheir church buildings and property so that they may be about ―Making Disciples ofJesus Christ for the Transformation of the World,‖ as they see themselves led by theHoly Spirit.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 238 No: 383 Abstain: 13Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 271

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition Group D: Sexuality In Relation To Appointments [4]Petition #9Submitted By:END DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HOMOSEXUAL CLERGY(304.3)Leigh M. Roberts, Chairperson, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceBoard of Church and SocietyAuthor’s Rationale: Homosexual clergy, both single and partnered, have bothmaintained the highest standards of holy living and served our church in all levels ofordained ministry since our denomination’s formation. This paragraph’s double standardpromotes secrecy and erects a barrier to keeping qualified clergy, both homosexual andheterosexual, serving our church.The Petition:Be it resolved that 304.3 be deleted:4. While persons set apart by the Church for ordained ministry are subject to all thefrailties of the human condition and the pressures of society, they are required tomaintain the highest standards of holy living in the world. The practice ofhomosexuality is incompatible with Christian teaching. Therefore self avowedpracticing homosexuals are not to be certified as candidates, ordained asministers, or appointed to serve in The United Methodist Church.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 373 No: 256 Abstain: 6Petition #10 MORAL STANDARDS OF HOMOSEXUAL CLERGY (311.2)Submitted By:Leigh M. Roberts, Chairperson, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceBoard of Church and SocietyAuthor’s Rationale: Clergy are required to uphold the highest standards of holy living inthe church and in the world. Homosexual clergy are fully capable of fulfilling thesestandards. The same expectations of Christian conduct apply regardless of sexualorientation. The idea that homosexual persons are inherently immoral is absolutely false.The Petition:Be it resolved that 311.2(d) note 3, paragraph 4(p. 212 of the 2008 Book ofDiscipline) be deleted:The General Conference, in response to expressions throughout the Church regardinghomosexuality and ordination, reaffirms the present language of the Disciplineregarding the character and commitment of persons seeking ordination and affirmsits high standards.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 376 No: 251 Abstain: 8272 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition #11Submitted By:OFFER BLESSINGS OF CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE TOHOMOSEXUAL COUPLES / MARRIAGE EQUALITY (341.6)Jeffrey Virchow, Legislation Coordinator, Wisconsin UnitedMethodist Federation for Social ActionAuthor’s Rationale: Language that denies what God has made holy—a covenant ofmarriage between two loving individuals—is manifestly unchristian discrimination,creates barriers in love and ministry, promotes unholiness, and undercuts evangelism anddisciple-making to all God’s children and our efforts to recruit and maintain qualifiedclergy.Submitted By:Leigh M. Roberts, Chairperson, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceBoard of Church and SocietyAuthor’s Rationale: Homosexual families bring blessings to our churches. UnitedMethodist clergy have conducted Union services for these families since ourdenomination’s formation. This double standard impedes pastoral care and fulfillment ofthe clergy covenant. This discrimination undercuts Evangelism to all God’s children andour efforts to recruit and maintain qualified clergy.The Petition:Be it resolved that 341.6 be deleted:5. Ceremonies that celebrate homosexual unions shall not be conducted by ourministers and shall not be conducted in our churches.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 340 No: 282 Abstain: 13Petition #12 END DISCRIMINATION IN CLERGY CHARGES (2702.1)Submitted By:Jeffrey J. Virchow, Legislation Coordinator, Wisconsin UnitedMethodist Federation for Social ActionAuthor’s Rationale: Language that denies what God has made holy—a covenant ofmarriage between two loving individuals—is manifestly unchristian discrimination,creates barriers in love and ministry, promotes unholiness, and undercuts evangelism anddisciple-making to all God’s children and our efforts to recruit and maintain qualifiedclergy.Submitted By:Leigh M. Roberts, Chairperson, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceBoard of Church and SocietySubmitted By:Submitted By:Stephen L. Lohr, Member, Caldwell United Methodist ChurchAdditional Signatures from Caldwell UMC: Carol R. Lohr; JeanD. Hawley, Marianne, Lukas, Barbara Ann Foster, JenniferHensgen, Charles Herman, Peter A. Lukas, Donald W. Foster Sr.,Todd E. Schmidt, Deanna L. Shimko, Elouise Benner, JennieSanchezTim Weiland, Member, Bethel United Methodist ChurchPetitions to the 2012 General Conference 273

Submitted By:2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRobert Garvens, Member, St. James United Methodist ChurchAuthors’ Rationale: The United Methodist Church repeatedly expresses concern aboutthe recruitment of superior Clergy candidates, especially young persons. Probably there isnothing which so impedes the Recruitment of young candidates as this section of theDiscipline and others similarly Discriminatory. Bigotry, hypocrisy, and judgmentalismrepel rather than attract.The Petition:Be it resolved that 2702.1 be amended as follows:A bishop, clergy member of an annual conference (369), local pastor, clergy onhonorable or administrative location, or diaconal minister may be tried when charged(subject to the statute of limitations in 2702.4)* with one or more of the followingoffenses: (a) immorality including but not limited to, not being celibate in singlenessor not faithful in a heterosexual marriage,** (b) practices declared by The UnitedMethodist Church to be incompatible with Christian teachings; including but notlimited to: being a self-avowed practicing homosexual; or conducting ceremonieswhich celebrate homosexual unions; or performing same sex wedding ceremonies;Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 362 No: 263 Abstain: 10Petition Group E: Observing Prospective Appointees [1]Petition #13 OBSERVE PROSPECTIVE APPOINTEES 433.6)Submitted By:Bruce Kappeler, Church Council Chair, First United MethodistChurch of Kenosha, WIAuthor’s Rationale: This presents an opportunity for the receiving church to determinethe style, presentation, biblical background, and analytical thinking and communicationskills of the prospective appointee. It also provides the opportunity to observe how theprospective appointee relates to the local church and how the church reacts to the pastor.This observation, in conjunction with the formal interview process, enables the receivingchurch and the prospective appointee to have a greater chance of establishing awelcoming and successful relationship.The Petition:Be it resolved that 433.6 be amended as followsThe district superintendent shall confer with the receiving committee on pastorparishrelations about pastoral leadership (432.1). After the committee on pastorparishrelations has interviewed the prospective appointee, the committee shallhave the opportunity to observe the prospective appointee leading a worshipservice in the prospective appointee’s current appointment before making adecision on the prospective appointment.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 195 No: 419 Abstain: 19274 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition Group F: Longer Tenure Appointments [1]Petition #14 LONGER TENURE APPOINTMENTS (434)Submitted By:Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: The average year of clergy-move is 2.8 years which is causingtremendous amount of health and growth concerns – clergy and congregations. Thereneeds to be a collaborative effort at the annual conference level to set a minimum numberof years for appointments. Further, moving cost can be considerably reduced by longertenure and the church can have more resources available for the mission of the church.The Petition:Be it resolved that the following new paragraph be added to the end of 434:The Bishop and cabinet, in consultation with the Board of Ordained Ministryand the Board of Congregational Development or its equivalent, shall engage inconversation around longer tenure appointments for setting a minimumnumber of years in local church appointments based on missional reasons. Thecabinet shall provide needed educational opportunities and training for clergyand committee on pastor-parish relations or staff-parish relations in the area oflonger tenure appointments.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 342 No: 271 Abstain: 22Petition Group G: Leadership Development [4]Petition #15 TERM LIMITS FOR DELEGATES (36, Article V)Submitted By:Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: One of the focus areas of the General Church is: developing newprincipled leaders (for 21st century church and world) which does include the delegates(leaders) to the highest body of the United Methodist Church. It is time to rethink―leadership development‖ at all levels. This provision would encourage the emergence ofnew leaders at the highest levels of the Church.The Petition:Be it resolved that the following new paragraph be added to the end of 36. ArticleVMinisterial and lay delegates to the General and jurisdictional or centralconferences shall not be elected more than four consecutive times or fourquadrennia. The annual conferences, through the office of the conferencesecretary, shall keep track of the number of times or quadrennia of the electionof their delegates.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 434 No: 181 Abstain: 20Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 275

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition #16 GENEROSITY AMONG LOCAL CHURCH LEADERS (244.3)Submitted By:Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: Those who are elected ought to be examples of who they are andwhat they are called to do. This provision would also be a sign of raising leadershipexpectation at the local church level and of aligning with the membership vows ofprayers, presence, gifts, service and witness. Specificity helps to hold people accountable.The Petition:Be it resolved that the following new paragraph be added after 244.34. Members serving on administrative and programmatic responsibilities, asmembers and chairpersons, are persons of generosity, willing to share theirtime, gifts, and finance, and being examples of Christian discipleship andstewardship of resources. The Church Council shall encourage and modelChristian sharing of resources generously with the Church of Jesus Christ.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 400 No: 209 Abstain: 25Petition #17Submitted By:REQUIRING CHARGE CONFERENCE TO MONITOR TERMSOF OFFICE (247.7)Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: The current provision and the language are not clear and therefore,churches follow their own way, causing confusion over this matter. Further, clarity bringschurches to stick to disciplinary provisions and also to motivate them to develop leadersas ―developing new principled leaders‖ being one of the focus areas of General Church,instead of recycling leaders. It’s time to rethink ―leadership development.‖The Petition:Be it resolved that 247.7 be amended as follows:The charge conference may establish a limit to the consecutive terms of office forany or all of the elected or appointed officers of the local church, except whereotherwise mandated. It is recommended that no officer serve more than threeconsecutive years in the same office. shall monitor number of years served byelected chairpersons and members of all administrative and programmaticresponsibilities ( 244). No one, volunteer or unpaid, shall serve more than aterm of three years, elected annually, and more than two terms, a total of sixyears as a member or chairperson. Committee on Staff Parish Relations willdetermine the term of positions such as financial secretary, treasurer, businessadministrator and others if they are paid. Committee on nominations andleadership shall guide the charge conference or the church council. Laymember(s) of the annual conference are exempted from the three-year term.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 257 No: 361 Abstain: 17276 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition #18 CHURCH COUNCIL CHAIR TO SERVE ON S/PPRC (258.2)Submitted By: Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: The chairperson of the Church Council is one of the key leaders ofthe congregation. Being the leader of the Church Council, he/she is entrusted with theresponsibility of preparing and communicating the agenda in consultation with thepastor(s) and lay leader and also for planning, setting goals and objectives and evaluatingthe various ministries. Lay Leader is a member of P/SPRC. Further, various ministries oflocal congregations are initiated and facilitated by clergy and staff who are heldaccountable to P/SPRC. In the appointment-making process, input from the ChurchCouncil is critically important. In the WI Annual Conference, chair of the ChurchCouncil is being invited for New Pastor Introductory meeting which is being welcomedby the chairs.The Petition:Be it resolved that 258.2.a be amended as follows:The Committee shall be composed of not fewer than five nor more than nine personsrepresentatives of the total charge. One of the members shall be a young adult andone member may be a youth. In addition, the chairperson of Church Council, thelay leader and a lay member of the annual conference shall be members. No staffmember or immediate family member of a pastor or staff member may serve on thecommittee. Only one person from an immediate family residing in the samehousehold shall serve on the committee.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 385 No: 231 Abstain: 17Petition #19Submitted By:LAY LEADER NOT EXEMPT FROM TERM LIMITS ONS/PPRC (258,2)Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: There is no reason why lay leader is exempt from the three-yearterm. Lay member of the annual conference is exempt because of the annual conferencesessions in alignment with quadrennial plan of the General conference. LeadershipDevelopment needs to be priority of our denomination at all levels, rather than simplyrecycling people. This goes along with the change in 247.7.The Petition:Be it resolved that 258.2.b be amended as follows:In order to secure experience and stability, the membership shall be divided intothree classes, one of which shall be elected each for a three-year term. The laymember of the annual conference and the lay leader are exempt from the three-yearterm. The lay member of the annual conference is exempt from three-year term( 247.7). To begin the process of rotation where such a process has not been inplace, on the first year class shall be elected for one year, one class for two years andone class for three years. Members of the committee shall be able to successthemselves for one three-year term. When vacancies occur during the year, nomineesshall be elected at the church council (or alternate church structure).Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 320 No: 283 Abstain: 30Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 277

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition Group H: Stewardship [2]Petition #20Submitted By:ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES—FINANCE FOCUS ONSTEWARDSHIP (258.4)Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: The present paragraphs for committee on finance are all aboutlogistics and how to administer the funds. Therefore, it is time to challenge this standingcommittee to turn around and become a source of fund raising rather than fund-spending.It’s time to ―rethink‖ finance at all levels.The Petition:Be it resolved that 258.4 (third paragraph) be amended as follows:Where there is no stewardship ministry area, stewardship shall be the responsibilityof a subgroup of the committee on finance or shall be assigned to task group thatshall report to the church council. Committee on finance shall give stewardship offinancial resources as their priority throughout the year. It may delegate theresponsibility to either a sub-group or task force that would plan, strategize,and implement ways to generate more resources for mission and ministries oflocal churches and beyond. It is strongly recommended that committee onfinance, in collaboration with the Church Council, would find creative ways toturn their congregations into tithing-congregations with an attitude ofgenerosity.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 383 No: 230 Abstain: 22Petition #21Submitted By:NEW RESOLUTION FOR STEWARDSHIP EMPHASIS ATANNUAL CONFERENCE LEVELSamuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: Financial resources are not adequately generated at any level butthat’s the need of the hour for our denomination. Stewardship is to be promoted withinthe framework of spiritual disciplines or practices and spiritual formation. Stewardship isthe other side of the coin with discipleship. Without financial vision, vital ministries willcontinue to perish.Whereas, the earth and all that is in it belongs to God; whereas the Christian Scriptureconsistently speaks of responsible stewardship of our resources including money,generous giving and sharing our resources; Whereas we continue to believe that giving isa vital part of Christian discipleship and is a clear evidence of our commitment to Godand the church; whereas John Wesley’s shorthand simple rule reminds us, ―to earn allyou can, save all you can and give all you can;‖ whereas the concept of tithing remains asa ―paper discipline,‖ in most of our congregations and the same is confirmed by statisticsthat giving by the United Methodists is somewhat between 2.0% and 2.5%; whereas the2008 Book of Discipline states that each annual conference, as part of its responsibilitiesin the area of stewardship, is to ―educate the local church that ―Tithing‖ is the minimum278 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalgoal of giving in the United Methodist Church;‖ [630.5.e] whereas the 2008 Book ofDiscipline sets ―Tithing‖ as one of the expectations and qualifications for ordination;[304.c] whereas lack of funds and financial resources continue to be a grave concern atall levels, resulting in elimination of ministries that takes away the joy of ministry;whereas if the current reality of lack and less of resources continues, local churches andannual conferences will have nothing left for future generations; therefore:The Petition:Be it resolved thatThe 2012 General Conference directs ALL Annual Conferences of The UnitedMethodist Church to appoint or elect a ―Generosity Task Force‖ that would focus on(a) Developing Stewardship resources for local churches; (b)Assisting Council onFinance and Administration for launching long-term financial planning; (c)Promoting connectional giving at all levels; (d) Encouraging and educating everyUnited Methodist member and congregation to become a ―tither‖ and a ―tithing faithcommunity;‖ (e) leading the people called ―United Methodist‖ from scarcity toabundance and generosity.Be it further resolved that:The General Council on Finance and Administration be directed to develop anaccountability system to assess and monitor the effectiveness of ALL GenerosityTask Forces to continue their work with an attitude of hope and generosity.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 344 No: 262 Abstain: 29Petition Group I: Apportionments [1]Petition #22Submitted By:CHARGE CONFERENCE POWERS AND DUTIESREGARDING APPORTIONMENT (247.14)Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: The word ―apportionment‖ almost lost its meaning and purpose asthe denomination continues to struggle financially. A different outlook on the word maybe appealing to local churches if and when they see the value of connection and beingconnected with beyond their levels. This approach may be a shift from obligation toopportunity to share beyond their local churches. It is time to ―rethink‖ apportionmentthat helps transform the world – people and communities. In the event of this amendmentapproved at General Conference 2012, the word ―apportionment‖ be changed to―connectional sharing‖ throughout the Book of Discipline for consistency.The Petition:Be it resolved that 247. 14 be amended as follows:As soon as practicable after the session of annual conference, each districtsuperintendent or designated agent shall notify each local church in the district whatamounts have been apportioned to it for World Service, conference benevolencesPetitions to the 2012 General Conference 279

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journaland other general Church, jurisdictional and annual conference funds. In preparationfor and at the charge conference, it shall be the responsibility of the districtsuperintendent, the pastor, and the lay member(s) of the annual conference and/or thechurch lay leader(s) to interpret to each charge conference the importance of theseapportioned funds, explaining the causes supported by each of them and their placein the total program of the Church. after the approval of the Conference Budget atthe session of annual conference, the Conference Treasurer or designated agentshall notify each local church in the conference what amounts have beendesignated as connectional sharing to it for World Service, conferencebenevolences and other general Church, jurisdictional and annual conferencefunds. At each charge conference, it shall be the responsibility of the districtsuperintendent or the presiding elder, the pastor, the finance committee, andthe church council to interpret the transformational value of the connectionalsharing, highlighting the missional impact among people and communities. TheWorld Service Fund is basic in the financial program of the United MethodistChurch. World Service on apportionment connectional sharing represents theminimum needs for the mission and ministry of the Church. ConferenceBenevolences represent the minimum needs of for mission and ministry in the annualconference. Payment in full of these apportionments the connectional sharing bylocal churches is the first benevolent responsibility of the church ( 812). visibleoutward sign of our connection with people and communities and also a Godgiftedopportunity of sharing our resources beyond local churches. Stories ofconnectional sharing may be visually communicated at all levels.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 349 No: 256 Abstain: 26Petition Group J: Visioning [1]Petition #23Submitted By:THE CHURCH COUNCIL TO BE VISIONING BODY OF THELOCAL CHURCH (252.1)Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: Local churches lack both short-term and long-term visioning,dreaming and planning as there is no specific provision in the Book of Discipline forlocal churches to be futuristically—functioning. Administrative and structural support arealways are meant for enhancing the mission and ministry of Jesus Christ through the localchurches. Further, the Church Council must function as a body that is responsible forbringing and implementing ―changes‖ for effective and creative ways of church ministry.It is time to rethink ―church council.‖The Petition:Be it resolved that 252.1 be amended as follows:Purpose—The Church Council shall provide for planning and implementing aprogram of nurture, outreach, witness and resources in the local church. It shall alsoprovide for the administration of its organization and temporal life. It shall envision,plan, implement and annually evaluate the mission and ministry of the church. Thechurch council shall be amenable to and function as the administrative agency of the280 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalcharge conference (244). be the visioning body of the local church. Visioning fornear and far future of the local church shall be the priority of the ChurchCouncil. It shall continuously engage in planning, strategizing, implementingand evaluating a mission and ministry plan for the local church in the areas ofnurture, outreach, witness and resources. It shall provide guidelines including asystem of accountability to all committees and teams for their effectivefunctioning. It shall work with clergy and lay staff to celebrate growth anddevelopment of the local church. It shall provide structural support to leveragethe mission and ministry of the local church. It shall be amenable to andfunction as the change-agent of the charge conference.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 383 No: 224 Abstain: 28Petition Group K: Absentee Ballots [1]Petition #24 ABSENTEE BALLOT FOR CHURCH CONFERENCE (2543.6)Submitted By:Carole Rymer, member, Cuba City United Methodist Church;president, UMW 220 North School Street Cuba City, WIAuthor’s Rationale: In today's world there are lifestyle changes and schedules that arerecognized in all political elections to allow for absentee votes for those unable to attendat the designated time and place of the vote. Cognitively sharp elderly members mightnot physically be able to attend but are giving, interested members of the church. Some ofour best givers can't get into the church. Illnesses and physical handicaps should noteliminate the possibility of being a worthy part of the church family. Everyone on thechurch role will be asked to financially support this new building project, surely everyoneshould be able to vote, if they desire. Our church vote was for handicap accessibility andthose who need it couldn't get into the church to VOTE!The Petition:Be it resolved that 2543.6 be amended as follows:A majority vote of the membership present and members unable to attend thathave requested an absentee ballot from the pastor or elected official previous tothe vote shall be required for approval. The sealed absentee ballots must bereturned to the church at least one day before the actual conference vote. Thesevotes will be counted together with the votes cast by the attending members ofthe congregation. The total count of the ballots will be announced following thevote with all votes counted together. The majority vote shall be required toapprove the preliminary architectural plans, cost estimate, and financial plan and thebuilding committee's recommendation.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 256 No: 353 Abstain: 20Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 281

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition Group L: Multi-Cultural Congregations [1]Petition #25NEW RESOLUTION FOR EMPHASIS ON BECOMING MULTI-CULTURAL AND MULTI-RACIAL CONGREGATIONSSubmitted By:Samuel J. Royappa, Clergy Elder, Wisconsin Annual ConferenceAuthor’s Rationale: As the demographics of the United States are rapidly shifting fromsolo color to many colors and from mono-culture to many cultures, it’s time to keep thepace of globalization. Further, we are blessed with numerous opportunities to engage inGod’s mission with all people around us. Wisconsin Conference is already experiencingsuch missional opportunities with global scope.Whereas Jesus, as recorded in the gospels, focused his mission on all people, and theearly Christians, as recorded in the Book of Acts, experienced the empowerment of theHoly Spirit to cross all racial, cultural, and gender barriers of the day; whereas thetwenty-first century Christians take seriously the Great Commission that is foundationalfor the mission statement of global Methodism, ―Making disciples of Jesus Christ for thetransformation of the world,‖ which intentionally calls for a ministry among and for allpeople; whereas we are baptized, called, commissioned, licensed, and ordained with amission and a mandate to embrace and reach all people around us who are from manydifferent backgrounds, cultures, classes, descents, castes, nations, and ethnic groups asbeing the meaning of ―diversity;‖ whereas we have publicly and openly affirmed in thepresence of the living God and in our local communities of faith that Christ has openedThe United Methodist Church to people of all ages, nations, and races as elucidated in theBaptismal vows and questions; whereas the great sign of biblical unity is not aheterogeneous gathering but a body of Christ where traditions, languages, preferencesand customs are allowed to fully bloom and where convictions are expressed as if it wereone family because any friend of Jesus is a friend of mine; whereas ―diversity‖ continuesto remain as one of the core values of the United Methodist heritage and movement sinceits inception and we are called to live out the gospel of love, justice, and mercy and theWesleyan heritage in the context of a global community; whereas we are committed tostrive to be ―diverse‖ and to implement ―diversity‖ in every sphere of our life andministry and at all levels – local, circuit, congregation, and conference; whereas weaffirm the contributions that United Methodists of varying ethnic, language, cultural, andnational groups make to one another and to our Church as a whole as stated in The Bookof Discipline; whereas every local church is primarily the context for witnessing andparticipating in the worldwide ministry and mission of the church by sharing ofresources, information, and spiritual treasures and; whereas spiritual formation meansmoving beyond learning about one another within the church to learning from and withone another about developing positive attitudes, relationships, and actions as individualsand communities; thereforeThe Petition:Be it resolved thatAll local United Methodist Faith Communities will take intentional efforts, through avisioning process with a strategy (based on demographic missional needs), to282 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalbecome multi-cultural and multi-racial congregation by either starting ethnicministries or supporting ethnic ministries of the conference or partnering withecumenical ethnic ministries or adopting ethnic ministries.Be it further resolved thatThe General Commission on Religion and Race, The General Commission onChristian Unity and Interreligious Concerns, and the General Board of Discipleshipare directed to provide needed resources and assistance to local churches and alsostrategically helping them to gradually move from mono-culture to multi-culturemovement.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 339 No: 257 Abstain: 32Petition Group M: Disability Awareness [4]Petition #26Submitted By:NEW RESOLUTION FOR DISABILITY AWARENESSANNUAL CONFERENCE THEMELynn Swedberg, chair, United Methodist Task Force on DisabilityMinistries; Patricia Magyar, executive secretary, UMCOR Health;Debbie Wade, secretary, UM Task Force on Disability MinistriesAuthor’s Rationale: Whereas, scripture teaches us the importance Jesus placed onministering to and with people with disabilities; and whereas, at least one in five personsworldwide has a disability, and the number is rapidly increasing due to aging, war andnatural disasters; and whereas, the 2008 Book of Resolutions, No. 3304, states, in partthat church leaders are to ―Lead the local churches in attitudinal change studies, to theend that the people called United Methodists are sensitized to the gifts, needs, andinterests of people with disabilities, including their families;‖ and whereas, The UnitedMethodist Church has promoted itself as a Church of ―Open Hearts, Open Minds, OpenDoors;‖ and whereas, Local Churches and Districts look to their Conference forguidance; thereforeThe Petition:Be it resolved thatEach Conference shall designate that at least one Annual Conference session duringthe 2013–2016 quadrennium have a theme centered on Disability Awareness to setan example for each District and Local Church. Resources and guidance areavailable from the Committee on Disability Ministries [currently the UnitedMethodist Task Force on Disability Ministries; see separate petition for namechange] and UMCOR Health/Health and Welfare Ministries.Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 392 No: 207 Abstain: 27Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 283

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalPetition #27Submitted By:ESTABLISH THE COMMITTEE ON DISABILITYMINISTRIES (1327.3)Lynn Swedberg, chair, United Methodist Task Force on DisabilityMinistries; Patricia Magyar, executive secretary, UMCOR Health;Debbie Wade, secretary, UM Task Force on Disability MinistriesAuthor’s Rationale: Health and Welfare Ministries of the General Board of GlobalMinistries has sponsored and financed the United Methodist Task Force on DisabilityMinistries (formerly The United Methodist National Task Force on DevelopmentalDisabilities) since 1994. The proposed legislation establishes the ―Task Force‖ as apermanent committee with appropriate financial resources and a broadened focus on alldisabilities.The Petition:Be it resolved that 1327.3 (5) is amended as follows:(5) To provide programs for annual conferences, districts, and local churches thatencourage awareness of the gifts and needs of persons with disabilities and topromote the leadership and employment throughout the connectional system ofpersons with disabilities. UMCOR Health (formerly Health and WelfareMinistries) shall establish, maintain, and provide financial and personnelsupport for a United Methodist Committee on Disability Ministries to provideadvocacy, education and empowerment to lead the United Methodist Church increating a culture where people with disabilities are fully included in all aspectsof worship, leadership and ministry.[NOTE: Current funding from the General Board of Global Ministries for theexpanded work of the newly established permanent committee will be supplementedby additional funding from a proposed change in Disability Awareness Sunday froman Approved Sunday for Annual Conference Observance to a Churchwide SpecialSunday with Offerings (see separate petition).]Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 402 No: 196 Abstain: 26Petition #28Submitted By:DISABILITY AWARENESS SUNDAY AS SPECIAL SUNDAYWITH OFFERING (265.4, 263.7, 823.7)Lynn Swedberg, chair, United Methodist Task Force on DisabilityMinistries; Patricia Magyar, executive secretary, UMCOR Health;Debbie Wade, secretary, UM Task Force on Disability MinistriesAuthor’s Rationale: Disability Awareness Sunday was established as an ApprovedSunday for Annual Conference Observance in 1996 ( 265.4). The transitioning ofDisability Awareness Sunday to a churchwide special Sunday with offering will enablethe Church to promote the full inclusion of people with disabilities and to provide moreadequate funding of existing and newly emerging ministries. The Church presentlyrecognizes and promotes six (6) churchwide special Sundays with Offerings ( 263) –Human Relations Day, One Great Hour of Sharing, World Communion Sunday, UnitedMethodist Student Day, Peace with Justice Sunday, and Native American MinistriesSunday – and has named specialized ministries as recipients of funds received throughthese offerings.284 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe disability rights movement has grown considerably since its early days as WWIIveterans returned home with physical and psychological disabilities, to the adoption ofthe Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by the United States in 1990, to today’sinclusion of people with a variety of disabilities in societal roles which had earlier beendenied them. Despite the ―Call to Inclusiveness‖ in The Ministry of All Christians ( 139)and the ―Rights of Persons with Disabilities‖ in our Social Principles ( 162.I) the Churchstruggles with providing inclusive and accessible programming, camping and retreatcenters, seminary training, church facilities, and other ministries.The Petition:Be it resolved that 265.4 be deleted: 265.4. Disability Awareness Sunday--Disability Awareness Sunday shall beobserved annually on a date to be determined by the annual conference. DisabilityAwareness Sunday calls the Church to celebrate the gifts and graces of persons withdisabilities and calls the Church and society to full inclusion of persons withdisabilities in the community. If the annual conference so directs, an offering may bereceived and the funds used by the annual conference to promote the creation ofarchitectural and attitudinal accessibility in local churches. The observance ofDisability Awareness Sunday shall be under the general supervision of the GeneralBoard of Global Ministries.Be it further resolved that 263 be amended as follows: 263. Seven Six churchwide special Sundays with offerings shall be celebrated ineach United Methodist Church.Be it further resolved that 263.7 be added: 263.7. Disability Awareness Sunday – Historically Disability AwarenessSunday has been observed annually on a date determined by each annualconference. Congregations are to observe Disability Awareness Sunday on theSunday after Labor Day or on another date appropriate to the local church.Disability Awareness Sunday calls the Church to celebrate the gifts and gracesof persons with disabilities and calls the Church and society to full inclusion ofpersons with disabilities in the community. The observance of DisabilityAwareness Sunday shall be under the general supervision of the General Boardof Global Ministries.a) The annual conference treasurer shall retain 50 percent of the receiptsfor disability-related ministries which develop and promote the creation ofarchitectural and attitudinal accessibility in local churches and agencies withinthe annual conference, to be administered by the annual conference DisabilityConcerns Committee (see 653) or an equivalent structure.b) The annual conference treasurer shall remit the remaining 50 percent ofthe receipts to the General Council on Finance and Administration. Netreceipts, after payment of promotional expenses, shall be distributed by thetreasurer of the General Council on Finance and Administration to the GeneralBoard of Global Ministries or the designated administering agency fordisability-related ministries.Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 285

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBe it further resolved that 823 be amended as follows: 823.7 Disability Awareness Sunday – Historically Disability AwarenessSunday has been observed annually on a date determined by each annualconference. Congregations are to observe Disability Awareness Sunday on theSunday after Labor Day or on another date appropriate to the local church.Disability Awareness Sunday calls the Church to celebrate the gifts and gracesof persons with disabilities and calls the Church and society to full inclusion ofpersons with disabilities in the community. The observance of DisabilityAwareness Sunday shall be under the general supervision of the General Boardof Global Ministries.a) The annual conference treasurer shall retain 50 percent of the receiptsfor disability-related ministries which develop and promote the creation ofarchitectural and attitudinal accessibility in local churches and agencies withinthe annual conference, to be administered by the annual conference DisabilityConcerns Committee (see 653) or an equivalent structure.b) The annual conference treasurer shall remit the remaining 50 percent ofthe receipts to the General Council on Finance and Administration. Netreceipts, after payment of promotional expenses, shall be distributed by thetreasurer of the General Council on Finance and Administration to the GeneralBoard of Global Ministries or the designated administering agency fordisability-related ministries.Amend: 823.7 to 823.8Amend: 823.8 to 823.9Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 298 No: 293 Abstain: 36Petition #29: CHANGES REGARDING ―INCAPACITY LEAVE‖ (357, 652)Submitted By:Lynn Swedberg, chair, United Methodist Task Force on DisabilityMinistries; Patricia Magyar, executive secretary, UMCOR Health;Debbie Wade, secretary, UM Task Force on Disability MinistriesRationale for change of language: The term ―incapacity‖ when describing a clergyperson who is in need of a health-related leave denotes a lack of ability and/or eligibility,yet the need of a clergy person to take such a leave from an appointment for medicalreasons does not mean one is inherently or permanently incapable of serving the church.The United Methodist Church has a vital interest in recognizing and nurturing all personswho have been ordained and commissioned for ministry, and cannot afford to waste thegifts and graces of any person eligible to receive an appointment by a bishop. Eligibilityshould not be determined solely by the presence of a disability.Rationale for change of process: Often clergy in the process or on ―incapacity‖ leavefeel abandoned by their conference and have difficulty fitting into an appropriate status inthe Church. There is a need for an expanded due process providing opportunity for thosepersons to be heard. An important theological basis for ministry is that ―ordained personsexercise their ministry in covenant with all Christians . . . [and] also live in covenant ofmutual care and accountability with all those who share their ordination, especially in286 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe United Methodist Church, with the ordained who are members of the same annualconference and part of the same Order.‖ ( 303.3).The Petition:Be it resolved that 357 be amended as follows:Incapacity Medical Leave Resulting From Due to Medical Health Matters andDisabling Conditions which Prevent Performance of Ministerial Duties1. When clergy who are members of an annual conference ( 369) are unable toperform their ministerial work duties because of incapacity due to health mattersmedical and disabling conditions, upon recommendations of the conference Board ofOrdained Ministry and the conference board of pensions, and by a majority vote ofthe executive session of clergy members in full connection with the annualconference who are present and voting, they may be granted annual incapacitymedical leave without losing their relationship to the annual conference; provided,however, that such leave may be granted or renewed upon reasonable andappropriate investigation of the case by the joint committee on incapacity clergymedical leave of the annual conference, or the party responsible for managing theincapacity of clergy medical leaves in accordance with the annual conference’spolicies, which will report its findings to the conference Board of Ordained Ministryand the conference board of pensions. This relationship may be initiated by theclergy member or cabinet with or without the consent of the clergy member throughthe Board of Ordained Ministry. When incapacity medical leave is given without theclergy member’s consent, reasonable accommodation shall be offered wheneverpossible. When a clergy member is granted incapacity medical leave by the annualconference, if the medical evidence has not yet met the standards for the receipt ofbenefits as set forth in the Comprehensive Protection Plan, section 5.04, theconference board of pensions may authorize payment of the benefits in the amountthat would otherwise be payable from the Comprehensive Protection Plan. Thepayments shall be made by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits as acharge to the annual conference granting the incapacity medical leave. If paymentsfrom the Comprehensive Protection Plan are subsequently approved, the annualconference will be reimbursed for benefits already paid, not to exceed the amountotherwise payable from the Comprehensive Protection Plan. Each incapacitymedical leave granted by the annual conference shall be recorded in the conferenceminutes.2. When clergy who are members of an annual conference are unable to performtheir ministerial work duties between sessions of the annual conference on accountof medical matters and disabling conditions, with the approval of a majority of thedistrict superintendents, after consultation with the executive committee of theconference Board of Ordained Ministry and the executive committee of theconference board of pensions, an incapacity a medical leave may be granted by thebishop for the remainder of the conference year; provided, however, that such leavemay be granted upon reasonable and appropriate investigation of the case includingaccommodation provisions by the joint committee on incapacity clergy medicalleave of the annual conference, or the party responsible for managing the incapacityof clergy medical leaves in accordance with the annual conference’s policies, whichPetitions to the 2012 General Conference 287

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalwill report its findings to the conference Board of Ordained Ministry and theconference board of pensions. When a clergy member is granted incapacity medicalleave by the bishop, if the medical evidence has not yet met the standards for receiptof benefits as set forth in the Comprehensive Protection Plan, section 5.04, theconference board of pensions may authorize payment of the benefits in the amountthat would otherwise be payable from the Comprehensive Protection Plan. Thepayments shall be made by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits as acharge to the annual conference granting the incapacity medical leave. If paymentsfrom the Comprehensive Protection Plan are subsequently approved, the annualconference will be reimbursed for benefits already paid, not to exceed the amountotherwise payable from the Comprehensive Protection Plan.3. When clergy members on incapacity medical leave provide medical evidencethat they have recovered sufficiently to resume ministerial work duties, or are able toreturn through reasonable accommodation, with the approval of a majority of thedistrict superintendents, after consultation with the executive committee of theconference Board of Ordained Ministry and the executive committee of theconference board of pensions, they may receive an appointment from a bishopbetween sessions of the annual conference, thereby terminating the incapacitymedical leave. Such appointment shall be reported immediately by the cabinet to theconference board of pensions and to the General Board of Pension and HealthBenefits. Such termination of leave, together with the effective date, shall also berecorded in the minutes of the annual conference at its next regular session.4. A person under consideration for incapacity medical leave shall have theright to appear before the joint committee on incapacity clergy medical leave or todesignate someone to meet with the committee on his or her behalf. In the event ofunresolved issues, a person will be ensured of fair process per the guidelines foradministrative hearings in 362.25. Any person eligible to receive an appointment from a bishop and able toperform ministerial duties may not be placed on involuntary medical leavesolely because of a medical condition. All reasonable accommodations should bemade to enable qualified clergy with disabilities to serve in ministry settingscompatible with their gifts and graces. (See 2008 Book of Resolutions, No. 3002)Be it further resolved that 652 be amended as follows:Each annual conference shall establish a procedure by which it will manageincapacity of clergy medical leaves. The annual conference may establish a jointcommittee on incapacity clergy medical leave. If the annual conference establishessuch a committee, it should be composed of at least two representatives each fromthe Board of Ordained Ministry and the conference board of pensions, who may beelected by those boards at the beginning of each quadrennium and at other timeswhen vacancies occur, and a district superintendent appointed from time to time bythe bishop to represent the cabinet. The joint committee shall be encouraged toinclude in its composition a person with a disability, preferably someone underappointment. Unless and until other members are elected, the chairperson andregistrar of the Board of Ordained Ministry and the chairperson and secretary of theconference board of pensions, or others designated by them, shall be authorized torepresent their respective boards. The committee shall organize at the beginning ofeach quadrennium by the election of a chairperson and a secretary. If the annual288 Petitions to the 2012 General Conference

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalconference does not establish a joint committee, the annual conference’s establishedpolicy and process for managing incapacity of clergy medical leave nonethelessshould involve the Board of Ordained Ministry, the conference board of pensionsand representation from the cabinet.The duties of the annual conference, with respect to incapacity clergy medicalleave, or the joint committee on incapacity clergy medical leave, or its equivalent,shall be:a) To study the problems of incapacity issues related to of clergy medical leavein the annual conference.b) To provide for a continuing personal ministry to any disabled clergy onmedical leave of the conference and to aid them in maintaining fellowship with themembers of the conference.c) To provide advice and support to and, where appropriate advocacy for, clergyon incapacity medical leave in (i) applying for and securing disability benefits fromthe Comprehensive Protection Plan and government programs, (ii) exploringpossible sources of interim financial assistance before disability benefits can beobtained, and (iii) establishing rehabilitation and return-to-service programs, and (iv)assessing the need for and providing reasonable accommodations.d) To make recommendations to the Board of Ordained Ministry, the conferenceboard of pensions, and the cabinet on matters related to incapacity clergy medicalleave, including steps for its the prevention of the need for medical leave;incapacity the process of granting medical leave, benefits, grants or otherassistance, and programs of rehabilitation.e) To cooperate with and give assistance to the General Board of Pension andHealth Benefits in its administration of the Clergy Retirement Security Program, theComprehensive Protection Plan and other benefit plans for clergy on incapacitymedical leave, and to the extent applicable assist with the disability benefits andother benefits provided under those plans.[NOTE: All references to ―joint committee on incapacity‖ in the Discipline arechanged to ―joint committee on clergy medical leave.‖]Wisconsin Conference Voting Results: Yes: 468 No: 112 Abstain: 39Petitions to the 2012 General Conference 289

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 – 2011 MEMOIRSThe following clergy members of the Wisconsin Annual Conference have died during this pastConference year:Janice Carole Best June 29, 2010Arthur H. Blaisdell November 5, 2010Diane M. Clark October 24, 2010Glenn R. Hansen February 3, 2011Fay W. Johnson August 18, 2010Ralph l. Koelemay June 21, 2010Orville McKay October 3, 2010Robert Quinlan June 9, 2010Theodore W. Schwartz June 27, 2010Richard O. Truitt January 5, 2011Arthur W. Vieth August 11, 2010The following spouses of clergy members of the Wisconsin Annual Conference have died sincethe Conference last met:Annamary DeWitt August 14, 2010Patsy Edwards December 26, 2010Gloria Fredrick April 3, 2011Jan Jones Hartford August 31, 2010Karen Marie Draeb Hays July 11, 2010A. Fern Hinebaugh July 20, 2010John Kirkpatrick May 2, 2011Dorthy McGuinn August 1, 2010Mary K. Miller August 3, 2010Eugenio Miranda December 28, 2010Florence Schendel March 2, 2011Helen Louise Thompson November 14, 2010Burma Walker July 29, 2010The following Lay Members and Other Persons Related to the Wisconsin Annual Conferencehave died in the past year.Patricia Duane March 21, 2011Richard Hunter July 27, 2010Edna McNown April 16, 2011Donna J. Peterson January 3, 2011Norman Prior October 12, 2010Lucius B. Walker, Jr. September 7, 2010LaVerne White April 9, 2011Memoirs are printed for those about whom the Conference Secretary received information prior tothe Journal Deadline. The dates listed are dates of death.290Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalClergy Members of the Annual ConferenceJanis Carole BestJanis Carole Best, a Clergy Member of the Wisconsin Annual Conferenceserving the West Bend: Fifth Avenue United Methodist Church, passed awayunexpectedly on Tuesday, June 29, 2010.Janis was born on June 2, 1949, in Charlevoix, Michigan, to William andErma Best. She was raised in a military family and lived in Germany andCanada as a child.Janis entered the United Methodist Ministry in the Wisconsin Annual Conference.She was ordained as a Deacon in 1974, and as an Elder in 1997. Duringher ministry she served churches in Ellsworth, Diamond Bluff and Hartlandfrom 1993 to 1997. She was appointed as the associate pastor at Lake Street United MethodistChurch in Eau Claire from 1997 until 2000, when she moved to an appointment in Durand andArkansas. Janis became Campus Ministry/Director of the Wesley Foundation at Austin Peay StateUniversity in Clarksville, Tennessee in 2002, where she served for one year. She returned to ministryin the local church in 2003, serving in Manawa and Iola until 2005, and then at Wesley UnitedMethodist Church in Manitowoc until 2007. Janis was appointed pastor at Fifth Avenue UnitedMethodist Church in West Bend in August, 2007 where she served until the time of her death.Janis enjoyed playing the piano, listening to music, reading, and travel – especially exploringplaces she had never been. She is survived by her daughter, Krista; her parents, Bill and ErmaBest, her brother and sister-in-law Tom and Betty Best; one nephew, Spencer Best; and one niece,Tracey Best.A memorial service was held on Tuesday, July 6, 2010, at Fifth Avenue United Methodist Churchin West Bend.Arthur Henry BlaisdellArthur Henry Blaisdell, a retired clergy member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, passedaway on November 5, 2010 in Batavia, Illinois at the age of 86.Arthur was born on March 23, 1924 in Providence, Rhode Island. He graduated from GarrettTheological Seminary in 1951. Because his goal was to become a hospital chaplain, he continuedhis studies in Clinical Pastoral Education at Boston City Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital,Elgin State Hospital in Illinois, and Mendota State Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin. In orderto become certified as a chaplain he had to serve at least three years in the pastorate. He enteredthe United Methodist Ministry in the Rock River Conference of the Methodist Church and wasordained as Deacon in 1951. He was ordained an Elder in 1953. He was appointed to the FirstMethodist Church in Roscoe, Illinois in 1951, and to Grace Methodist Church in Elgin, Illinois in1953.It was while he was pastor of Grace Methodist Church that he married Betty Elaine Carlson onAugust 22, 1954. In 1957 the couple moved to Newark New Jersey, where he served as Chaplainat the Newark State School and Hospital. They returned to Illinois in 1961, where he becamechaplain at Child City in Mooseheart. In 1966 they moved to Madison, Wisconsin, where heserved as chaplain at Methodist Hospital. They later served United Church in Sun City, Arizona,until his retirement in 1986.Art enjoyed collecting stamps, coins, rocks, tea bag tags, and model cars. He enjoyed repairingitems around the home.Memoirs291

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalReflecting on his years as a hospital chaplain, Art noted that his greatest satisfaction was in ministeringto patients, their families, and hospital staff. “Over the years I met many wonderful peoplewho greatly enriched my life,” he said. His greatest frustration was not having enough time tominister to all who needed his services. Because of his deep passion for chaplaincy and ministry,he and his wife Betty endowed a scholarship in their names at Garrett-Evangelical TheologicalSeminary.Arthur was preceded him in death by his wife, Betty, in 2005.Diane Margaret ClarkDiane Margaret Clark, a Provisional Member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away peacefully at her home in Madison, Wisconsin on Sunday,October 24, 2010, at her home in Madison, surrounded by her family.She was 56.Diane was born on September 4, 1954, in Brooklyn, New York, to her parentsJack and Mary Nannery. She attended Alverno and Marian Colleges, andearned a degree from Silver Lake College. She then earned her Master ofDivinity degree from the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary. OnOctober 9, 1976, Diane was united in marriage to Scott Clark in Beaver Dam,Wisconsin.Diane entered the United Methodist Ministry in the Wisconsin Annual Conference. She wascommissioned as a Provisional Elder in 2006. During her ministry she served appointments atSturgeon Bay, Denmark: Zion, Belleville: Grace, and most recently at Peace and Trinity UnitedMethodist Churches in Richland Center. She was placed on incapacity leave in December 1,2009 at her own request. Diane was a lifelong learner and loved to knit for her granddaughters.Diane is survived by her husband, Scott of Madison; a daughter, Sarah Clark of Madison; twosons, Andrew (Kayla) Clark of DePere, and Jonathan Clark of Sturgeon Bay; two granddaughters,Alexia and Kenzie; her mother, Mary Nannery of Beaver Dam; and mother-in-law, Joyce Clark ofSun Prairie; two sisters, Barb Warmka of Beaver Dam, and Linda Clements of New Port Richey,Fla.; and a daughter in spirit, Jamie Dams of Charleston, S.C.She was preceded in death by her father, Jack Nannery; and father-in-law, Russell Clark.A memorial service was held on Thursday, October 28, 2010, at Grace United Methodist Churchin Belleville, Wisconsin.Glenn R. HansenGlenn R. Hansen, a retired Clergy Member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, passed away onThursday, February 3, 2011 at the Wisconsin Veterans Home in King, Wisconsin.Glenn was born on April 12, 1923. He met his future wife, Jean McDonough, when he came toJanesville, Wisconsin, to visit his sister. While visiting them he received greetings from PresidentFranklin D. Roosevelt, and on his birthday, April 12, 1943 left for Naval boot camp. After bootcamp he started Torpedoman’s School at Great Lakes Naval Station and naturally on his firstliberty, came to Janesville and went to church with his sister’s family.Glenn didn’t mind when Jean somehow found a seat beside him and invited him to the combinedadult and youth group called Christian Endeavor. Every other weekend Glenn had liberty, and thisbecame a regular part of the time they spent with each other. Many 5-cent letters crisscrossed theUnited States and the Pacific while Jean worked at Parker Pen Defense Plant and Glenn wasaboard the destroyer escort USS Snyder.292Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalWhen World War II ended Glenn came home and he and Jean were married on March 2, 1946 inthe Janesville United Brethren Church. Jean continued to work for Parker Pen and Glenn becamea union carpenter. They continued the same church attendance and adult youth group as they hadwhile dating. They lived in Janesville for three years and built two homes, doing most of the workthemselves in their spare time. They sold both houses and bought a farm in Barron County. Whilethey farmed for 12 years, their sons, Martin and Irvin were born.Before they were married, Glenn had written to Jean and told her that he might want to enter theministry, so it wasn’t a complete surprise for Jean when Glenn told her that he felt he was calledagain to preach. After Glenn finished the License to Preach course in 1962, they were sent toClear Lake, Deer Park and Forest for two years. Then Glenn asked for a student charge and theymoved to Exeland, Birchwood and Brunette in 1963 so he could attend the University of Wisconsin– Superior. After graduating from there in 1970, they went to Lyons, Spring Prairie andSpringfield United Methodist Churches. Glenn went to Evangelical Theological Seminary in Naperville,Illinois, while Jean helped care for Glenn’s parents during the last three years of theirlives. Glenn was ordained a Deacon in 1970, and an Elder in 1975. They moved to Waldo, Hinghamand Cascade in 1974, to Clarno and Staver in 1977 and Mercer in 1981.At all the churches where Glenn was appointed, Glenn and Jean truly served together as a team.They retired in 1985 and built a home near Iron River, Wisconsin. Because of the distance to aUnited Methodist Church, they participated in the local Presbyterian Church. They moved to theWisconsin Veterans Home in 1993.Glenn is survived his two sons, Martin and Irwin. His wife, Jean, preceded him in death on May4, 2002.Fay W. JohnsonFay W. Johnson, a retired Clergy Member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away on Wednesday, August 18, 2010 at the Cumberland ExtendedCare Unit in Cumberland, Wisconsin. He was 91.Fay was born June 18, 1919 in Ironton, Wisconsin, to James and Nellie Johnson.He was raised in Hillsboro, Wisconsin. After graduating from highschool, he attended Miltonvale Wesleyan College in Miltonvale, Kansas, forone year before enlisting in the Army Air Force in 1942. He served in theChina-Burma area with the Flying Tigers for four years, until 1946.In 1947 Fay returned to Eau Claire where he worked as a mechanic at MartinMotors. At his sister’s request he attended services at the Wesleyan MethodistChurch, where he met the love of his life, Dorothy Livingston. They were married on January30, 1948 in Eau Claire. The marriage would last for 62 happy years.Fay returned to Miltonvale College in Kansas, and then continued his educational pilgrimage atMarion College (now Indiana Wesleyan University) in Marion, IN, receiving his Bachelor of ArtsDegree in English in 1951. He then attended Asbury Theological Seminary in Kentucky where hereceived his Bachelor of Divinity Degree in 1954. While in school at Asbury, Fay and Dorothywelcomed three children into their family while living in a 200 square foot mobile home in Wilmore,which gave a new meaning to the phrase “a closely-knit family.” During his last two yearsin seminary Fay served as a student pastor Staffordsburg, a small town in rural northern Kentucky.His family moved to the parsonage while he continued to live in their small mobile homein Wilmore while attending classes. He would commute to the parsonage on weekends and preparetwo sermons each week for the Sunday services.After graduation from seminary in 1954, the couple was blessed with three more children. Hewas ordained a Deacon in 1956 and an Elder in 1958. Fay served Methodist Churches in Paris,Memoirs293

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalFairmount and Jamaica, Illinois. He transferred to the West Wisconsin Annual Conference in1960, serving appointments in Cuba City-Georgetown, Cumberland-McKinley, Darlington-Fayette, Arlington, and LaFarge-Dell. A life-long learner, Fay continued his education andearned his Master of Divinity and Master of Sacred Theology degrees in 1972. He retired in 1981but continued to serve as interim pastor of United Methodist and Presbyterian churches.Fay and Dorothy retreated to their home on Gull Lake where they enjoyed 20 years of northernwoods living with many holidays of wall to wall family. There was much laughter and very longlines for the bathroom. Fay enjoyed fishing, hunting, carpentry, masonry and spoiling the grandsand greats with DQ treats. He cherished his family and they loved him dearly, forever and ever.He is survived by his wife, Dorothy of Cumberland; 3 sons, James (Cheryl) Johnson of Hollandale,Minnesota, Jerome "Jerry" (Linda) Johnson of Janesville, and John "Mark" Johnson of EauClaire; 3 daughters, Rebecca (Tom) Bents of Cumberland, Sharon (Gary) Rydberg of Stone Lakeand Debra Johnson of Mesa, Arizona; 10 grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren and 1 sister, GloriaFessenden of Redlands, California. He was preceded in death by his parents, 3 brothers, Orlin,Marion and Charles and 2 sisters, Alice Jane Johnson and Josephine King.A memorial service was held at on Saturday, August 21, 2010 at First United Methodist Churchin Cumberland, Wisconsin.Ralph L. KoelemayRalph L. Koelemay, a retired clergy member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away in St. Louis, Missouri, on June 21, 2010 at the age of84. He was born on February 10, 1926 in Beaumont, Texas, to Martin andAnna (Westerterp) Koelemay.Ralph served in the United States Navy during World War II. He marriedAnn Watkins on September 12, 1951. That same year he entered the UnitedMethodist Ministry in the Tennessee Conference. He was received “On Trial”in 1951, and ordained a Deacon in 1953. He was received as a full memberof the conference in 1954, and ordained an Elder in 1955. In Tennesseehe served appointments at Nashville: Calvary in 1951, Bell Springs in 1952,and Nolensville from 1953 to 1955. In 1955 he returned to military service, becoming a Chaplainin the United States Air Force. As an Air Force Chaplain he served in Bangor, Maine at Dow AirForce Base. He held services for the fishermen at a community lake. He later went to the Universityof Texas for training as a marriage counselor. After completing his active duty military service,Ralph remained in the Air Force Reserve, and went to Okinawa to lead family counselingseminars. He regularly served his annual two-week reserve obligation at Duluth, Minnesota,relieving the regular chaplain for his vacation. He retired from the Air Force Reserve as a LieutenantColonel.When he returned to local church ministry in 1958 after serving as an Air Force Chaplain, hetransferred to the West Wisconsin Annual Conference, and was appointed to Osceola, where heserved until 1961. From 1961 to 1963 he served the Spencer Congregation. In 1963 he was appointedto New Richmond. While he was at New Richmond he united the Evangelical UnitedBrethren, Church of Christ, and Methodist Churches into one congregation. He went to BlackRiver Falls in 1968, and Plover, Amherst and Buena Vista in 1970. He then took a sabbatical andappointment to attend school, until his retirement from active ministry in 1977.Ralph enjoyed bowling, gardening, canoeing, boating, water skiing, photography, nature andwildlife. He was an avid reader and writer, and loved doing research in genealogy. His greatestpleasure was just being with his family.Ralph is survived by his wife, Ann, 4 children, 9 grandchildren, and 9 great grandchildren.294Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalOrville H. McKayOrville H. McKay, a retired clergy member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away on Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010, at his residence in Midland,Michigan at the age of 96. He was born on October 9, 1913, in Croswell,Michigan, the son of the late Herbert W. McKay and Iva M. (Perry) McKay.He lived the first 17 years of his life in Croswell, where he attended bothelementary and high school and graduated salutatorian of his class. Orvilleattended Asbury College in Wilmore, Kentucky, where he received his A.B.degree cum laude in English and psychology. He attended Asbury TheologicalSeminary and Drew Theological Seminary, receiving his seminary degreefrom Drew summa cum laude. He continued his studies at Drew Universityand received his Ph.D. Orville was also awarded the Deleplaine-McDanielFellowship for study abroad, which he did in Oxford University.In August 1935 he married Mabel Coppock. He entered the ministry of the Methodist Church inthe Detroit Annual Conference, where he was ordained a Deacon in 1936, and an Elder in 1938.He served as the Associate Pastor at Detroit: Nardin Park from 1941 until he entered the UnitedStates Army Air Corps as a Chaplain in 1943. After the war, he returned to Nardin Park as theAssociate from 1946 until 1947. He was appointed to Highland Park: First in 1947, serving thereuntil he was appointed to Midland: First in 1951, where he served until 1965. During his fourteenyears in Midland, the church grew to become the largest Methodist church in Michigan. Under hisleadership a second United Methodist Church (Aldersgate) was founded in Midland. In 1965 hebecame president of Garrett Theological Seminary in Evanston, Illinois, where he served until1970. After serving at Garrett he transferred to the Wisconsin Conference and was appointed asthe senior pastor of the Cargill United Methodist Church in Janesville, which was the largestUnited Methodist Church in Wisconsin. He served at Cargill from 1970 until his retirement in1980.To honor his ministry, Members of the Midland: First United Methodist Church and the CargillUnited Methodist Church, together with friends and family, established the Orville H. McKayEndowed Scholarship Fund at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston, Ill. Thisscholarship fund assists qualified students in their preparation for the ministry.During his ministry Orville served on numerous boards and agencies of The United MethodistChurch. For a number of years he was the chairman of the Detroit Annual Conference Board ofMinisterial Training, responsible for candidates for the ministry.Orville’s personal hobbies were racquetball, photography, reading and carpentry. He and Mabelshared a mutual love of traveling which took them all over the United States, Canada and 31countries of the world. The McKays returned to Midland in 1980 for their retirement. Orvilleremained very active during his retirement. He served in an interim capacity at ten different appointmentsduring his retirement. He was a past member of the Kiwanis, Rotary, the Torch Cluband the Masons.Orville was preceded in death by his wife of 63 years, Mabel. He is survived by three daughtersand sons-in-law: Gwendolyn Wasmuth of Lake Forest, Illinois, Janeth and Amherst Turner ofAnn Arbor, Michigan, and Kathleen and William Gilbert of Grand Rapids, Michigan. He is alsosurvived by five grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.A memorial service was held on Thursday, October 7, 2010, at the First United Methodist Churchin Midland, Michigan.Memoirs295

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRobert P. QuinlanRobert P. Quinlan, a former clergy member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference on HonorableLocation, passed away on June 9, 2010. He was born on June 28, 1931.Robert entered the United Methodist Ministry in the East Wisconsin Conference, where he wasreceived “On Trial” in 1962, and ordained a Deacon in 1963. He was receive as a full memberand ordained an Elder in 1965. During his ministry he served appointments at Wild Rose andDopp (1962); Wausau: First (Associate) (10/1/1964); New London (1968); Suamico, Howard(1972), Suamico (1974), and Beaver Dam: Zion, Beaver Dam: Trinity (Associate) 1/15/1975. Hewas placed on Leave of Absence on December 1, 1976 and Honorable Location on October 1,1982.Theodore W. SchwartzTheodore W. Schwartz, a retired clergy member of the Wisconsin AnnualConference, passed away on August 16, 2010 in Loveland, Colorado at theage of 87.Ted was born on July 11, 1923 in Iowa City, Iowa to Reverend Benjamin F.and Wanda Eells Schwartz. He attended schools throughout Iowa and graduatedfrom high school in Lincoln, Nebraska. In 1944 he earned a Bachelor’sDegree in physics from Nebraska Wesleyan College, where his father wasserving as the Chancellor. He married Phyllis Clark of Rapid City, SouthDakota on May 19, 1944. After a three-day honeymoon in Chicago, he enlistedin the United States Navy. By the time his training was completed,World War II was over, so he enrolled in the graduate seminary school of Boston Universitywhile he was still in the Navy. He graduated from seminary in 1947, and subsequently earned hisDoctorate from Iliff School of Theology in Denver.Ted entered the ministry of the Methodist Church in the New Hampshire Conference, where hewas ordained a Deacon in 1946 and an Elder in 1948. His ministry took him to numerous townsin Nebraska and Iowa, before he transferred to the Wisconsin Annual Conference in 1965. Heserved for four years as the Associate Pastor at Stevens Point: St. Paul’s from 1965 to 1969 beforeleaving local church ministry to launch Pastoral Counseling Services in Chicago. Although heretired from active ministry in 1979, he remained a certified psychologist to the end of his life.Ted’s marriage to Phyllis ended in 1979. In 1981 he married Susan Sanchez of Chicago, Illinois.That marriage also ended in divorce. Ted moved to Fort Collins, Colorado in 1990, where hefinally met his soulmate, Marilyn Striffler. They spent ten wonderful years together before shedied of cancer in 2004.Ted enjoyed classical music, French impressionist art, travel, reading, and philosophy.He is survived by one daughter, Shebby Lee; three grandchildren: Avram M. Lee, Murray J. Lee,and Lorna Lee; two great grandchildren, one sister, Carol Loar, one niece, one nephew and threecousins.296Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRichard O. TruittRichard O. Truitt, a retired clergy member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away on Wednesday, January 5, 2011 in Milwaukee at the ageof 84 years.Dick was born on July 20, 1926 in Fennimore, Wisconsin. He served as aSecond Lieutenant in the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II. After thewar he returned to Wisconsin and attended the University of Wisconsin –Madison, where he met Barbara Drewry, who would become his life partnerfor over 60 years. They were married on September 9, 1950. Followinggraduation from the university, Dick continued his education at Garrett EvangelicalTheological Seminary in Evanston, Illinois.Richard was a devoted husband, father and grandfather and spent his life spreading God's word asa United Methodist Minister. He entered ministry in the West Wisconsin Conference, where hewas ordained a Deacon in 1953 and an Elder in 1955. As a student he served churches at Mt.Hope and Gays Mills. He then served in Onalaska from 1954 to 1961; River Falls from 1961 to1970; and Milwaukee: Albright from 1970 to 1978, when he was appointed as the District Superintendentof the South East District, where he served until 1984. He was then appointed to WestBend: Fifth Avenue from 1984 until his retirement in 1989.While Dick served faithfully in the local church for most of his ministry, his vision for ministryextended far beyond the local congregation. His ministry was both pastoral and prophetic. Hewas active in ecumenical ministries, including the Greater Milwaukee Interfaith Conference, anda strong voice for peace and justice who was known throughout the United Methodist Denomination.He was a member of the General Board of Church and Society of The United MethodistChurch for many years, and was chairperson of the Board's Division on World Peace. He was a“prime-mover” behind the Peace with Justice Program of the denomination, and it was his visionthat helped to establish the church-wide Peace with Justice offering. He was articulate about theconnection between Peace, Justice, and being a friend of Jesus. The Wisconsin United MethodistFederation for Social Action honored him for his efforts by naming him as a recipient of the PerrySaito Award, and the national Methodist Federation for Social Action presented him with the LeeBall Award. Both of these awards are given for outstanding work in the area of Social Justice.Dick Truitt was, to coin a word, an “influencer.” He demonstrated by his life, his words, and hisactions how quiet and persistent, carefully selected approaches to issues can make a great deal ofdifference. In doing so, he became a transforming leader who earned respect throughout TheUnited Methodist Church. He was elected by his colleagues as a clergy delegate to the Generaland Jurisdictional Conference of The United Methodist Church at least five times. He took thatresponsibility seriously – and even enjoyed the work that it involved, and the relationships thatdeveloped because of it. At Dick’s memorial service, Bishop Donald Ott paid him this high compliment:“He was a persistent, prophetic follower of Jesus. He believed in the power of the connectionthat church is. He embodied it…There were not enough like him. He should have beencloned in great numbers.”Even after Dick retired in 1989, he continued to fill-in for colleagues at many district churches,and loved singing in the choir at the Bay View United Methodist Church. He had many interests:he was an outstanding photographer, and found tremendous joy in taking pictures of nature. Hewas active in other civic groups, and whether it was the coalition against casino gambling or antiwarrallies, he was always willing to lend his support to those causes that affirmed the worth anddignity of all people. As a member of the Milwaukee South Shore Park Committee he was instrumentalin the renovation of the beach area and the extension of the walking path with a breathtakingview of Lake Michigan. He enjoyed playing tennis, golfing, taking hikes, and enjoyed thefamily vacation property at “Blueberry Hill” on Lake Minerva in Northern Wisconsin. He foundincredible joy in meeting people, greeting them from his porch or front yard on South Shore Driveor anywhere in town, and extending best wishes and kind words for everyone he met.Memoirs297

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDick will be remembered by his loving wife and best friend of over 60 years, Barbara, and hischildren Peter (Marge) Truitt of St. Paul, Minnesota, Ellen (John) Myers of Duluth, Minnesota;Paula (Michael) Wojciechowski of Milwaukee. He will also be fondly remembered and missed byhis six grandchildren Matthew, Kelly, Brianna, Danielle, Nicholas and Patrick and three greatgrandchildren Brooke, Alexis and Tyler. Dick was preceded in death by his sister DorotheaScheer and brothers Alger, Theodore and Arthur Truitt. He is also by survived by a brother-inlaw,many nieces, nephews and friends.A celebration of Dick’s life was held on January 10, 2011, the Bay View United MethodistChurch in Milwaukee.Arthur W. ViethArthur W. Vieth, a retired clergy member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away on Wednesday, August 11, 2010, at Hillside Manor inBeaver Dam, Wisconsin. He was 87.Arthur was born on March 25, 1923, in Norwalk, Wisconsin, the son of Ernestand Mathilda Vieth. He served in the U.S. Army in World War II. Hereceived his Bachelor of Arts degree from North Central College in Naperville,Illinois, and a Master of Divinity degree from Evangelical TheologicalSeminary in Naperville, Illinois.On September 12, 1953, he married Lorraine Salzman at the Seneca EvangelicalUnited Brethren Church in Tilleda, Wisconsin. He entered the ministry ofThe United Methodist Church in the Wisconsin Conference of the Evangelical United BrethrenChurch, where he was received “On Trial” in 1946, and ordained as an Elder and received as afull member in 1953. During his ministry he served congregations in Alma-Herold, Prairie duChien, Bloomer, New Auburn, Horicon-Juneau, Milwaukee: Emmanuel, Waukesha: First ,Markesan, Lomira, Wautoma-Spring Lake and Jefferson: Immanuel. He retired from active ministryin 1988. Arthur was a member of the Conference Board of Camp and Retreat Ministriesand the Commission on Archives and History, as well as the Retired Ministers Association.Arthur’s hobbies included astronomy, travel, nature, music, reading and amateur radio. He was apast member of the Rock River Radio Club. He also served on the Dodge County Commission ofAging Advisory Board and was a Stephen minister in his retirement.Arthur is survived by his wife of 56 years, Lorraine of Beaver Dam; his children, Barbara ViethSeiser of Wausau, Mark Vieth of Scottsdale, Arizona, and Susan (Patrick) Brettingen of Franklin;two grandchildren, Matthew and Liesl Seiser of Wausau; sisters Sarah Priebe of Onalaska andElvera (Gerald) Walterman of Sparta; a sister-in-law, Doris Vieth of Sauk City; and nieces andnephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; his sister Emma Zielke; and his brother Robert.A memorial service was held Saturday, August 21, 2010 at 11 am at Trinity Church-United Methodistin Beaver Dam.298Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalClergy Spouses and Family MembersAnnamary DeWitt[Editor’s Note: Bishop Jesse DeWitt and his wife, Annamary, served the Wisconsin Conference from 1972 to1980. We are honored and privileged to be able to share this memoir for Annamary in our Conference Journal.]Annamary DeWitt, spouse of retired Bishop Jesse DeWitt, died peacefully athome on Saturday morning, August 14, 2010 with her family at her side. Shewas 89 years of age.Annamary Horner was born on April 19, 1921 in Ore Hill, Pennsylvania. Shewas the youngest of five children. The family moved to Detroit, Michigan in1932. She graduated from Northwestern High School in Detroit.On April 20, 1938 she met Jesse DeWitt. It was the beginning of a romancethat would last for more than 72 years. Annamary and Jesse were married onApril 19, 1941. Their first years together saw them move five times beforeFebruary, 1944. Their first daughter, Donna, was born in July of 1942, andAnnamary cared for her while Jesse worked and attended classes at Wayne State. They wereactive members of Boulevard Temple Methodist Church, where they organized a young marriedpeople’s Sunday School class called WINSOME. It was in this class that Jesse made the decisionto enter the ministry of the church, a decision that would change the entire course of their lives.In February, 1944 Annamary and Jesse left Detroit for Winnebago and Seward, Illinois, whereJesse was appointed as the student pastor. According to Jesse, “Annamary became the pastor incharge while I attended Seminary in Evanston Monday through Friday.” She was a frontierwoman, since the parsonage did not have running water or indoor plumbing. Annamary establishedfriendships there that lasted until her death. Wherever she and Jesse served, she foundfriendships that blessed her life, and from the testimonies of others, they received a blessing too.While serving Aldersgate Church in Redford, Annamary and Jesse were blessed with their seconddaughter, Darla.Annamary was a devoted and loving wife, and was most supportive of her husband as they acceptedthe callings of the Church. Her daughters, Donna and Darla, shared the following reflectionsabout their mother:We were both born in the 40s, which meant that Mother had quit her job when she marriedand stayed home (with no second car!) to care for the house and her children. Shewas a traditional Mother, waiting with cookies and milk at the end of the school day andlots of questions regarding our friends and activities. She also fulfilled all of the dutiesof the minister’s wife, which included scheduling a predictable pattern for our home lifein spite of Daddy’s unpredictable responsibilities.As we grew up, she was able to do more community service, volunteering in many capacities.During the 60s, she became a real activist – particularly as it related to issuesof racial equality, nuclear weapons, peace and women’s rights. She acted upon herstrong belief that we each have the power and responsibility to make a difference.As the world changed, so did our lives. By the end of the 60s we were each married.For the first time she was in another state from her children and she had some time tocall her own. Through her example, we learned the value of pursuing a dream. She hadalways wanted the opportunity to go to college, so she did it when we were grown. Shehad to change universities when they moved again, but she completed her Bachelor’sDegree at Northern Illinois University in 1983. She then went on to earn a Master ofDivinity Degree at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in 1987. Her thesis wasMemoirs299

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalderived from the personal diaries of Frances Willard. She continued to be a support forus as we became mothers, and she was a wonderful Grandma! No matter where wewere living our parents were always present at holidays and special events. When thekids were little, she would buy Golden Books and tape herself reading them. Then shewould mail the tape to us and we would plunk the kids on the couch with the tape player.They loved having Grandma read to them.This same caring and loyalty was also true as it related to her non-family relationships.Wherever they lived, Mother formed friendships which then continued for the rest ofher life. They had many marvelous opportunities to travel because of Daddy’s job, andshe developed a network of friends all over the world. She loved music, dancing, roller-skating, aerobics and weight-lifting, and she continued to stay as active as possibleuntil the day before her death.She knew her death was imminent, and she very deliberately defined the terms of herdeparture. Her last lesson to us was how to die as you live – loving and caring for thosearound you and recognizing the importance of each day’s blessings. With grace anddignity she dealt with increasing pain and disability. Although a very private woman,she allowed us a remarkable degree of intimacy during these difficult weeks and months– knowing that we needed to be close to her. She was a very amazing woman, who welove very much. Both her life and the journey to her death were truly inspirational.Annamary is survived by her husband of 69 years, Jesse; her daughters, Donna Wegryn and DarlaInman (William); her grandchildren, Edward Wegryn (Helena), David Wegryn (Cindy), NancyKetola (Rob), Deana Anderson (Dan), and Debbie Staup (Aaron); great-grandchildren, Nate, Noah,Ben and Jason Wegryn; Casey, Kai and Gabrielle Ketola; Danae and Drew Anderson; Addisonand Aidan Staup.A celebration of her life was held on Saturday, September 11, 2010 at the First United MethodistChurch of Ann Arbor, Michigan.Margaret Ann FosterMargaret Ann Foster, wife of Rev. Paul Foster, a retired clergy member of the Wisconsin AnnualConference, died on Saturday, May 14, 2011 at the Richland Hospital in Richland Center, Wisconsinat the age 85.She was born November 5, 1925 in Richland Center, Wisconsin, the daughter of Fred J. Mortonand Agnes E. Scott Morton. Margaret was a beautician in Richland Center, Wisconsin and was amember of the Trinity United Methodist Church Choir. Through church activities she a MethodistMinister, Paul D. Foster. They were married August 21, 1952 in Richland Center. Margaret andPaul served in various congregations in Illinois, Oregon, California and Wisconsin. They retiredin Wisconsin in 1988. Margaret continued to be active in the United Methodist Women’s groupand her church choir. She also enjoyed being with and exercising with their many friends at theSymons Center, where she and Paul attended water aerobics classes. She was a loving wife, mother,and friend, with a quiet and gentle spirit who will be greatly missed.Margaret is survived by her husband Paul, two sons, Scott H. Foster of Richland Center, Wisconsinand Kevin D. (Gina) Foster of New Mexico, one daughter: Paula F. (Greg) Williams of California;5 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren, and her sister Marydith M. Paulson of RichlandCenter, Wisconsin. Margaret was preceded in death by her parents, and her daughter Cynthia A.Jacobson on September 2, 2000.A Memorial service was held on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at Trinity United Methodist Church inRichland Center.300Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalGloria R. FredrickGloria R. Fredrick, widow of Rev. Edgar R. Fredrick, passed away on Sunday, April 3, 2011 atWaupun Memorial Hospital in Waupun, Wisconsin. She was 82.Gloria was born on December 29, 1928 in Ridgeville, Wisconsin, the daughter of Arthur andViola Zietlow-Lindahl. She was united in marriage on June 14th, 1952 to Edgar R. Fredrick at theNorwalk Evangelical United Brethren Church in Norwalk, Wisconsin and enjoyed almost 50years of marriage before Edgar's death in February of 2002.As a pastor's wife, God's work took Edgar and Gloria to the mission field in New Mexico as wellas various churches throughout Wisconsin. Gloria's many roles included elementary school teacher,Sunday school teacher, women's ministry leader, youth leader and choir member. Gloria'spassions were singing hymns, reading and studying God's Word, being Edgar's wife, a mother andgrandmother.Gloria is survived by 5 daughters: Krista (Mark) King of Mequon, Wisconsin, Kathy (Ismael)Abu-Saad of Israel, Cindy (Jim) Anderton of Niceville, Florida, Sandy (Chris) Pierson of Streamwood,Illinois and Lorelei (Tom) McKinley of Hustisford, Wisconsin. Gloria adored her 15grandchildren: Chad, Heather, Clint, Cody, Bilal, Yasmin, Kevin, Emily, Cassie, Jared, Jenny,Mary, David, Becky and Rachel. Gloria is survived by her brothers Art, Donnell (Pat), Jim(Dixie), Wendell (Carol) and Bobby (Sue), one sister-in-law, Virginia Zietlow and one brother-inlawDennis Carlson. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews and dear friends. She waspreceded in death by her parents, her husband Edgar, her brothers Boyd and Carroll, her sisterMary Ann and sister-in-laws Melva and Roberta.A Memorial Service was held Saturday April 16, 2011 at the Markesan United Methodist Church.Jan Jones HartfordJan Jones Hartford, wife of Rev. Lincoln O. Hartford, a retired clergy memberof the Wisconsin Annual Conference, passed away at the age of 74 on Tuesday,August 31, 2010 at the Crestview Nursing Home in New Lisbon, Wisconsin.Her husband Lincoln was with her at the time of her death.Jan was born in a small house across from the Methodist Church in UnionCenter on December 7, 1935, the last of four children: Jerry, Jane, Herb andJan. Her mother Faith J. Warden Jones, a teacher, died in pregnancy when Janwas only 4. Jan, with her sister Jane, lived with her Aunt Luella and Uncle EdMeyers in Reedsburg until her father, John McAlister Jones, remarried and reunitedthe family with their new mother, Ruby Windmeier Jones in 1944.Because Jan's father was sheriff of Juneau County from 1945 through 1949 they lived in the countyjail facilities during those years.As a youngster, Jan took piano lessons from Mrs. Blanche Jones and became active at the MethodistChurch, where Mrs. Knudsen served as choir director and Jan's mentor. Jan excelled in musicat Mauston High School and received a scholarship to the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee.Following graduation, she taught high school choral music at Portage from 1957 to 1961, andat Brookfield Central High School from 1961 to 1964.Janice married Lincoln Odell Hartford on December 27, 1963 at the Elm Grove Community UnitedMethodist Church, where Lincoln was the Associate Pastor. Jan directed the choirs at ElmGrove until they moved to Evanston, Illinois while Lincoln finished his seminary degree. In 1965,they moved to McKeesport, Pennsylvania, where Jan directed the church choir, gave piano lessons,directed the McKeesport Symphony Chorus and played the part of “Bloody Mary” in a localproduction of "South Pacific."Memoirs301

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalIn 1966 Jan and Lincoln adopted their son Jeff, and in 1968 they moved to Clarion, Pennsylvania,where Jan taught high school choral music and directed the United Methodist Church choir. In1969 they adopted their daughter Mary and in 1972, they moved back to the Midwest so that Lincolncould study for his doctoral degree while Jan worked as a secretary at the University of ChicagoHospitals.In 1973 they moved to Kenosha, Wisconsin, where Jan served as director of music, drama, andminister to the aging. In 1975 they moved to Milwaukee where Jan was Director of Music at KenwoodUnited Methodist Church, and also taught at Harambee School. After nine years at KenwoodChurch, they moved to Madison, where Jan worked as manager of the office for the AmericanBaptist Church, and became known as Jan the Baptist. She also directed several choirs, andthe music for United Campus Ministries on the University of Wisconsin campus.In 1987 Lincoln and Jan moved to Farmington, New Mexico as missionary appointees for work atthe Navajo Academy, a preparatory high school for Navajo young people. Jan taught music, whileLincoln served as chaplain and academic counselor. While in the Southwest she and Lincolncamped all over the four southwestern states. Through her working lifetime Jan especially lovedher students and the choirs she served.Jan and Lincoln also spent much enjoyable time visiting Wales. They considered that lovely landof poetry and song their second home. Because of this fondness for her Welsh heritage, Jan kepther Jones family name in her signature. Of course, Jan accumulated a rich cadre of friends fromall these places she and Lincoln called home. She loved them all.In their last year at the Academy Jan and Lincoln first noticed the symptoms of what was later tobe called Pick's disease, a rare brain illness which gradually destroys parts of the brain that facilitatehuman functions. After moving to Le Mars, Iowa, Jan continued as choir director at the CalvaryUnited Methodist Church until January 1, 1994, when she officially retired from all her workpositions. While in Iowa, the University of Iowa Hospitals at Iowa City followed the progress ofher disease. In 1995 Lincoln and Jan moved once more, to Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, and in1997 they retired to their cottage at Castle Rock Lake. For four years they enjoyed winters inGreen Valley, Arizona. In May of 2001, Jan became a resident of the Morrow Nursing Home inSparta, and in January, 2003 she moved to Crestview Home. The family is grateful for the lovingand skilled and faithful care of the staff at Morrow and Crestview nursing homes.Throughout most of her years of dementia, and the decline of her intellectual and physical capacities,she continued to appreciate music, especially "her songs," enjoy the outdoors and being withpeople. Her dimpled smile and lovely soprano voice are the winsome memory of many.Jan is survived by her husband, Lincoln; son, Jefferson John Hartford; daughter, Mary LuceneHartford; brother, Jerry (Jean); brother, Herb (Loraine); brother-in-law, Cliff; many nieces andnephews whom she treasured; and a large extended family.She was preceded in death by her sister, Jane and Jane's husband, Ted Herriot.Two memorial services were held for Jan: on September 18, 2010 at Kenwood United MethodistChurch in Milwaukee, and Sept. 25, 2010 at Peace Presbyterian Church in Mauston.302Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalKaren Marie Draeb HaysKaren Marie Draeb Hays, spouse of Rev. Robert Hays, a clergy member ofthe Wisconsin Annual Conference, passed away on Sunday, July 11, 2010 atthe Door County Memorial Hospital in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. She was61.Karen was born on October 29, 1948 in Sturgeon Bay, the daughter of J. Williamand Joan (Aamodt) Draeb. She was a 1966 graduate of Sturgeon BayHigh School. She studied at the University of Valencia - Valencia, Spain,and in 1970 she graduated from Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. On July 8,1970 Karen married Robert B. Hays at Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church.During their ministry together, they lived and served churches in Neenah,Wautoma-Spring Lake, Manitowoc, Eau Claire, and Janesville before returning to Neenah in2007.Karen taught Spanish at St. Paul Lutheran School in Janesville, and was a literacy tutor, schoolvolunteer, and stay-at-home mom. She enjoyed walking along Lake Michigan, reading, gardening,collecting pop-up books, and studying herbs of the Bible.In her free time, Karen enjoyed walking along Lake Michigan, reading and gardening. She enjoyedcollecting popup books and studying herbs of the Bible. She was a member of the UnitedMethodist Women and P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization), an organization thatcelebrates the advancement of women by helping educate women through scholarships, grants,awards, and loans; and motivate women to achieve their highest aspirations.Karen is survived by her husband, Robert, of Neenah and Sturgeon Bay; son, Erik Hays of SturgeonBay; daughter, Elizabeth (Jeremy) Albrecht of Janesville; four grandchildren, Dominick,Dante, Devlynn, Dilynn; mother, Joan Draeb of Sturgeon Bay; brother, George (Joan) Draeb ofSturgeon Bay; sister, Elizabeth “Betsy” (Mike) Kelly of Grand Rapids, Michigan; nieces, Kate(Terry) Stafford of Chicago, Illinois and Cheryl (David) Ehlers of Darboy, Wisconsin; nephews,John (Kelly) Kelly of Chicago, Brian (Samantha) Kelly of Chicago, and Bill Draeb of SturgeonBay.She was preceded in death by her father, J. William Draeb.Memorial Services were held at the Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church on Saturday, July 17, 2010,and at the First United Methodist Church in Neenah on Tuesday, July 20, 2010.Andrew Fern Starr HinebaughAndrew Fern Starr “Sis” Hinebaugh, wife of Rev. Frank R. Hinebaugh, aretired clergy member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, passed away onJuly 20, 2010 in Buena Vista, Colorado at the age of 90.Fern was born on January 21, 1920 in Chariton, Iowa. Her parents were A.Fern Stephens Star and Floyd Edwin Starr. (Fern “Sr.” was named after herfather, Andrew Jackson Stephens, and passed on the name to “Sis,” her eldestchild.) Fern married Frank Robert “Nick” Hinebaugh in Aurora, Illinois onNovember 30, 1941. They spent four months together, and 40 months separatedby World War II.Fern and Frank served as inner-city ordained Salvation Army officers in Chicago,Milwaukee, Oshkosh and elsewhere for fourteen years before serving United MethodistChurches in Wisconsin for 25 years. Fern also worked in bank, clinic, and fire department administrationbefore she and Frank moved to Trail West Village near Buena Vista, Colorado in 1984 tocare for her mother until 1994. She was a consummate loving servant.Memoirs303

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal“Sis” was active in the PEO women’s organization and in the ClearView Community Church inBuena Vista. Fern spoke with assurance of joining Jesus and deceased family members, includingher parents and three of her younger brothers, “Ed,” Chet and Jack, who died on Iwo Jima inWorld War II.Fern is survived by her loving husband, Frank, and three children and spouses: Frank, Jr. andSherry Hinebaugh of Neward, California; Sherry and Dave Hall of Minneapolis, Minnesota, andRich and Becky Hinebaugh of Colorado Springs, Colorado. She is also survived by 10 grandchildren,20 great-grandchildren, and three brothers: Bill, Tom and Chuck.A memorial service was held at the ClearView Community Church in Buena Vista, Colorado onSaturday, August 14, 2010.John O. KirkpatrickJohn O. Kirkpatrick, husband of Rev. Mary Kirkpatrick, a retired clergymember of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, passed away on Monday, May2, 2011, at his home on Clark Lake in Door County. He was 80 years old.John was born on May 20, 1930, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the son of the lateJohn Edward and Charlotte (Cullumber) Kirkpatrick. Following high schoolin Mount Vernon, Iowa, John graduated from Cornell College with degreesin English and journalism. In college he was involved in many activities,played on the football team and was editor of the Cornellian, the studentnewspaper. Upon graduation, he married his high school sweetheart, JoanLyford. Almost immediately afterward, his country called and John was off to Fort Chaffee, Arkansas,where he served his country proudly as a corporal in the U.S. Army during the KoreanWar.When he returned from the service, he was drawn to his "first love," the local newspaper. He andJo moved to Waupun where John joined the staff of the Waupun Leader News, eventually becomingthe owner/publisher. After 20 years, as local newspaper life began to change, John reluctantlysold the paper and moved to Madison where, for the next 20 years, he was the publication coordinatorfor the League of Wisconsin Municipalities. His wife, Joan, died unexpectedly in 1986, andin 1989 he met and then married the Rev. Mary (Fisher) Salsbury at First United MethodistChurch in Madison.In the summer of 2002, retirement brought them back to their Clark Lake Cottage to enjoy thebeauty of Door County. However, six months later, while walking in downtown Sturgeon Bay ona seemingly routine errand, John was hit by a vehicle as he walked in the crosswalk on ThirdAvenue. The accident caused a severe traumatic brain injury. Following the accident he had achallenging time, needing full time care while at home. However, during these years, his enduringcourage, his perseverance and his sense of humor were an inspiration to family and friends.John was always active in the community and in his church, serving as president of the WaupunChamber of Commerce, Kiwanis, and church boards. He taught Sunday school and always sangin the church choir. He was the best "clergy spouse" ever! He dearly loved his family and hisfriends, keeping in touch with people all over the world. He was an avid history buff, researcherand sports fan, especially when it concerned the Green Bay Packers or his beloved Chicago Cubs.At the time of his accident, he was in the process of writing a book about a unique ghost townnear Friendship in Fond du Lac County, called Utley, which he had spent 30 years researching.The writing of this book is now in the capable hands of the Utley Historical Society.John is survived by his wife, Mary, of Clark Lake, Sturgeon Bay; two sons, John "Kevin" Kirkpatrickof Bristol, Scott (Carrie) Kirkpatrick of Middleton; one daughter, Kim (Bruce) Steinert ofGrayslake, Illinois; stepsons, Dr. Tom (Lysa) Salsbury of Moscow, Idaho, Dr. Jim (Kate) Sals-304Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalbury of Naperville, Illinois; six grandchildren, Riley, Carly, Maya, Luke, Sarah and Elise; hisbrother-in-law and dear friends, David and Marge Lyford; his beloved caregivers, especially his"adopted daughter and granddaughter," Valerie Unger and Kayla; and his extended family andmany friends.Celebrations of John’s life were held at the Whitewater United Methodist Church on Saturday,May 21, 2011, and at the Jacksonport United Methodist Church on Saturday, June 18, 2011.Mary K. MillerMary K. Miller, widow of Rev. Norbert Miller, died Tuesday, August. 3,2010, at Maple Ridge Elderly Care in Reedsburg. She was 98.Mary was born on May 6, 1912, in Louisville, Kentucky, the daughter ofWilliam Ernest and Mary (Stamm) Miller. She graduated from North CentralCollege in Naperville, Illinois in 1937 and taught at the Red Bird Mission inBeverly, Kentucky until 1939. On May 10, 1939, Mary was united in marriageto Rev. Norbert H. Miller. Their ministry started in 1939 at the Prairiedu Chien Evangelical Church, where they served until 1943. The Millers thenmoved to Wauzeka, where they served both the Wauzeka St. Paul EvangelicalUnited Brethren Church and Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church inEastman. In 1961 they moved to Elk Mound, serving the Elk Mound: Trinity EUB and IronCreek Salem EUB churches. Three years later, in 1964, they moved to Lime Ridge where theyserved the Lime Ridge EUB, Sandusky EUB and Cazenovia Methodist churches until 1982.From 1982 to 1985 they served the Greenwood and Christie United Methodist churches.Mary was always active in the church life, especially the women’s groups and teaching Sundayschool. Mary also taught in Lime Ridge (at the “red brick school”) and sixth grade in Ithaca. InJune of 2009 Mary became a resident of Maple Ridge Elderly Care in Reedsburg. She most recentlyattended the Reedsburg United Methodist Church. Mary enjoyed painting, crafts, singing,gardening, flowers and preserving food.She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Rev. Norbert H. Miller on Nov. 1, 2000;her son, Norbert “Sonny” Miller in 2006; and her brother, George Miller.She is survived by her children Mary Lydia Mullen (Patty Stockdale) of Madison, Faith(Lawrence) Sipple of Menomonie, Ruth (Rudy II) Antoncic of West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, Luke(Kathy) Miller of Caledonia, Martha (Kevin) Colwell of Highland, California, Sue (Omar) Boutniof Haslett, Michigan, Esther (David) Frost of Onalaska; grandchildren and their families, WendyStuart and daughter Alyssa, LeAnn Sipple (Michael Steger), Rowan and Ava, Rudy III(Angelique) Antoncic, Rudy IV and Grace, Joshua (Heidi) Antoncic and Sydney, Jennifer(Steven) Burks, Cade and Avery, Luke J. Miller and special friend Amber Gartmann, Kevin Jon(Mary Jo) Colwell, Brigit and Rachel, Mark (Sharon) Colwell and Alicia, Abigail and Mason,Jessica (Adam) Kennedy, Jamila (Jeremy) Christians, Zavier and Samira, Laura (Corey) Hill andNolan, Jonathan Boutni, Aaron Frost and Dustin Frost; sisters-in-law, Virginia Miller of Louisville,Ky., Nadine Miller of Oshkosh; many nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends.A memorial service was held on Sunday, Aug. 8, 2010, at the Lime Ridge United MethodistChurch.Memoirs305

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEugenio S. MirandaEugenio S. Miranda, husband of Rev. Gloria Miranda, a retired clergy memberof the Wisconsin Annual Conference, passed away peacefully on Tuesday,December 28, 2010, at Willowfield Nursing Home in Delavan. He was75.Eugenio was born January 2, 1935, in Puerto Rico, the son of Jose and Carmen(Sepero) Miranda. He married Gloria E. Vasquez in New York on Oct.18, 1958. Eugenio was a truck driver and foreman most of his life but also achef at Glen Oak Country Club. He was a member of The United MethodistChurch.He is survived by his wife, Rev. Gloria E. Miranda of Delavan; three children, Hector L. Mirandaof Delavan, Enid Miranda (Brett A. Anderson) of Waunakee, and Gloria Miranda (Anthony Richardson)of Elkhorn; 14 grandchildren, Migdalia Miranda, Eugenio S. Martinez, Dominique E.Kittell, Dwayne E. Kittell, Wayne E. (Amanda) Kittell, Julia Sokoloski, Hector L. Miranda,Chrystal M. Miranda, Hector Angel Luis Miranda, Miguel L. Miranda, Louis M. Miranda, JoshuaI. Miranda, Jesenya C. Miranda and Anthony R. Richardson; six great-grandchildren, Elisa NicolePozo Miranda, Alysha Nicole Felix Miranda, Alyna Nicole Miranda, Xavier D. Gousman,Hawkeen M. Brown and Katiya D. Kittell; two brothers, Albert Cabera of Florida, and AngelMiranda of Florida; and sister, Juanita Torres of Bronx, New York.He was preceded in death by one son, Eugenio Miranda; two sisters; and four brothers.A Memorial Service was held at the Delavan United Methodist Church on Friday, December 312010.Florence M. SchendelFlorence M. Schendel, widow of Rev. Chester Schendel, passed away onWednesday, March 2, 2011, at her home in Waukesha at the age of 97.Florence was born in Sauk Rapids, Minnesota on March 16, 1913, the oldestchild of Frank and Johanna (nee Alberts) Beaudreau. She married the Rev.Chester M. Schendel in 1929 in St. Cloud, Minnesota. Florence assisted herhusband in his ministry throughout her life. They lived in Appleton from1934 to 1939 while her husband was pastor of Greenville-Center EvangelicalChurch, and at Chippewa Falls from 1939 until 1960 while her husband waspastor at Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church. They later moved toMilwaukee from 1960 until 1973 while they ministered at Emanuel E.U.B.and United Methodist Church. In 1974, they moved to Waukesha, whereChester served First United Methodist Church as pastor to seniors. FollowingChester’s death in 1991, Florence continued to minister to seniors at First United MethodistChurch. In addition to assisting her husband with his ministry, Florence worked at Gimbels DepartmentStore and Boston Store in the 1960s, and also worked as a receptionist at Oak Hill Terraceand Avalon Square. Florence was a member of the XYZ Club, the Over 60 Club, and was amember of a home Bible study group. She enjoyed Bible study, reading, sewing, needlepoint,ceramics, cooking, gardening, being a homemaker for her family and a persistent prayer warrior.She will be sadly missed by her daughter, Pat Staege of Burlington; her son, Jonathan"Jon" (Marjorie) Schendel of Springerville, Arizona; and her grandchildren, David Staege, Marc(Erin) Staege, Tom (Josephine) Staege, Chester W. (Jamie) Schendel, Missy F. Schendel andMary P. Schendel; her step-grandchild, Frank A. Ponzio; her four great-grandchildren, Allie Staege,Henry Staege, Ty William Schendel and Cash Chase Constantine; and her step-greatgrandchild,Aaron P. Constantine III. She is further survived by her brother, Bob Beaudreau,306Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalalong with nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her son David in 1941, her brother JeromeBeaudreau and sister Virginia McFadden.A memorial service was held on Tuesday, March 8, 2011 at First United Methodist Church inWaukesha.Helen Louise ThompsonHelen Louise Thompson, widow of Rev. Herbert Thompson, passed away onSunday, November 14, 2010, surrounded by her family at Oakridge SeniorLiving Community in Stevens Point. She was 91.Louise was born on July 23, 1919 in East Brady, Pennsylvania. She was thedaughter of Bertha (Ritchey) and Clifford Myers. She married Rev. HerbertH. Thompson on September 9, 1939.Louise was a devoted and loving wife, mother and grandmother. She workedas an educational assistant at Jackson Elementary School in Stevens Point andas a sales associate at J.C. Penney. She was a member of St. Paul’s UnitedMethodist Church in Stevens Point for 41 years, and a long-time member of the Ruth Circle. Shespent her entire married life, along with her husband, serving others in Christian Ministry. Togetherthey served churches in Mount Horeb, Mineral Point, Platteville, Madison: Bethany, andStevens Point. They also lived for several years in LaCrosse while Herb served as a District Superintendent.Louise was an active member of the PEO Sisterhood from 1958 until the time of her death, and amember of the Stevens Point Chapter CB. She was an avid reader, and enjoyed traveling, gardening,canning, baking, needlepoint and knitting. She rarely missed watching a Green Bay Packersgame and attended her grandchildren’s sporting events. For many years after retirement, Louiseand Herb enjoyed winters in Cudjoe Key, Florida, and summers at their Sylvan Lake cottage outsideBarronett, Wisconsin.Louise is survived by her five children: Judy (Tom) Dillon, Harv Thompson, Mary (Philip) Hacker,Susan (Donald) Hudson, and Jeanne (Todd) Jackowski, and a foster daughter, Lois (Bob)Knudson. She is further survived by 17 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, and four greatgreat-grandchildren.She was preceded in death by her husband Herb in 2005, one granddaughter,Amy Lynne Jackowski, a son-in-law, Bruce Klein, one brother, Ken, a sister, Doris, and her parents.A Celebration of Louise’s Life was held on Saturday, November 20, 2010 at St. Paul’s UnitedMethodist Church in Stevens Point.Memoirs307

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBurma June WalkerBurma June Walker, widow of Rev. Ralph Walker, died peacefully on Thursday,July 29, 2010 at the age of 101 at The Clairemont Nursing Home in EauClaire, Wisconsin surrounded by her family.She was born Burma June Boatman to Guy and Iley (Bangle) Boatman onJune 26, 1909, in Brown's Valley, Minnesota. She grew up on a homestead inthe wilderness near Aitkin, Minnesota and later met Ralph Walker inFairchild, Wisconsin. They married on November 24, 1928 in the Methodistchurch in Fairchild.Burma was a devoted wife and mother, and her life was filled with raising herchildren and later supporting her husband's ministry in the role of pastor'swife. She was a good friend to many and always tried to meet the needs of others, representingthe true heart of Jesus Christ, her Savior.She was an avid baseball fan, cheering on the Eau Claire Bears, the Milwaukee Braves, and yes,even the Minnesota Twins! Her hobbies included cooking, canning, knitting, and crocheting.In 2008 she was featured in the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram for knitting hundreds of hats,scarves, and mittens for the people of the Bolton House. In March of that year she was honoredwith the Senior Salute Award from the Alzheimer Association of Eau Claire. Also in March 2008she was interviewed by her son, Duane about her life growing up in the north woods of Minnesota.The interview, which was recorded on CD, is now stored in the Library of Congress. In 2009she was interviewed by WEAU-TV on her 100th birthday. They asked her how one can bestreach that milestone, and her reply was, "Keep your mind and your hands busy."Burma is survived by one daughter, Clarice (Walt) Arnold of Coon Rapids, Minnesota; one son,Duane (Suzanne) Walker of Fall Creek, Wisconsin; eight grandchildren; fourteen greatgrandchildren;and five great-great-grandchildren.She was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph, who passed away May 19, 1987; her parents;her sisters, Gracie Dimple, Francis, and Marge; daughter and son-in-law, Lois (Lee) Preston; andgreat-grandson, Timothy Brown.A Celebration of Life was held on Friday, August 6, 2010 in the Fireside Room of Jacob's WellChurch in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.Lay Members and Others Related to the Annual ConferencePatricia Paula DuanePatricia Duane, a former employee of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, passed away on Monday,March 21, 2011, in Harlingen, Texas after a short, severe illness.She was born Patricia Paula Parsons in Rhinelander on December 30, 1924, to Abner Parsons andBlanch (Ozmundson) Parsons. Pat was employed as an administrative secretary for the ConferenceCouncil on Ministries (now known as Ministry and Outreach) from May 12, 1966 throughSeptember 30, 1988. She began with the West Wisconsin Methodist Conference at its WilsonStreet office in downtown Madison, working for Executive Secretary Gordon Amphlett. Followingthe formation of the Wisconsin Conference of The United Methodist Church in 1969, sheworked in the Emerald Terrace, and then the Windsor Street office buildings for Council on MinistriesDirectors Amphlett, Stan Strosahl, Don Ott, Ken Engelman and Frank Gaylord.308Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAfter settling in Harlingen, she met and was married to Phil Beltz. Patricia attended All SaintsEpiscopal Church where she had been a parish member for many years, working in the AltarGuild and helping with events at the church. She was very active in her community, organizinggroup activities and working for Fritz Travel serving many of her friends over the years.Patricia is survived by four sons, Mark Pankow (Patty Reese) of Silver Spring, Maryland, ScottPankow (Annemarie Pankow) of Apple Valley, Minnesota, Franklin Duane of Madison, andCommand Sergeant Major Robin Duane (Nancy Grim) of Fayetteville, North Carolina. She waspreceded in death by her husband, Phil.A Memorial Service for Patricia was held at All Saints Episcopal Church in San Benito, Texas onThursday, March 24, 2011.Ramona Belle KramerRamona Belle Kramer, a retired Deaconess of The Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away Tuesday, November 30, 2010, at Maplewood of Sauk Prairie.She was 87.Ramona was born February 16, 1923, in Orangeville, Illinois, the daughter ofthe late Glenn and Gertrude (Matzke) Boyer. She graduated from Juda HighSchool in 1941. She was married to Homer Retzlaff, who preceded her indeath.Ramona returned to school later in life, graduating with a bachelor's degreefrom the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh at the age of 62. She was commissionedas a Deaconess in The United Methodist Church by the GeneralBoard of Global Ministries on October 24, 1985, and assigned to the Edgerton Lake and StreetMinistry. The Office of Deaconess in The United Methodist Church is a lay ministry under theGeneral Board of Global Ministries whose purpose is to express representatively the love andconcern of the believing community for the needs of the world, and to enable, through educationand involvement, the full ministry and mission of the people of God. Deaconesses functionthrough diverse forms of service directed toward the world to make Jesus Christ known in thefullness of his ministry and mission.Ramona was married to Denman Kramer on September 14, 1986 and made her home in Prairie duSac at that time. She was a member of Concordia United Methodist Church there. She served aspresident of the United Methodist Women and President of the Hospital Auxiliary. She was activein the planning of the River Arts Center, and a member of Lodi O.E.S. chapter #4.Ramona enjoyed music and singing, sewing, painting and reading.Survivors include her husband, Denman; her children, James (Dru) Retzlaff of West Bend, JoneWood of Lakewood, Yvonne (John) Holbrook of Pfafftown, North Carolina, John (Debra)Retzlaff of Shawano, and Joy (Greg) Strid of Naperville, Illinois; 11 grandchildren; 15 greatgrandchildren;and other relatives and friends.She was preceded in death by husband, Homer Retzlaff; a son, Peter Retzlaff; three brothers,Ivan, Lee and John Boyer; a sister; Ellen Mahlkuch; and a grandson, Bradley Retzlaff.A memorial service was held at Concordia United Methodist Church in Prairie du Sac, on Friday,December 10, 2010.Memoirs309

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEdna McNownEdna Hazel McNown, a former Lay Member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, died peacefullyat her home in Mauston on April 16, 2011 at the age of 96. She was surrounded by her lovedones.Edna was born January 13, 1915 in Springfield, Nebraska, the daughter of Martin and Carrie Herman.She graduated from Rhinelander High School in 1932. Edna earned her Teaching Certificateat Oneida County Normal School and completed her Bachelor’s Degree at Stevens Point StateCollege and her Master’s Degree at Stevens Point State University.She began her distinguished career as an educator in Cassian Township rural schools in 1933.Later, she gained valuable experience as she assumed varied positions as a teacher in the Antigoarea.Edna was introduced to her husband, Dr. William Wallace McNown, through the matchmakingefforts of his brother, Harrison, who invited him up to Harshaw to meet the Herman girls. Ednaand William went bowling and she beat him at the game. William waited a while before he calledher back and they never bowled together again! They were married on November 22, 1942 inForney, Texas.She contributed to the War effort by working for Army Ordinance at Camp Bowie, Texas.Edna and William returned to Wisconsin in 1946 and settled in Thorp where she taught secondgrade. They moved to Antigo in 1951, where she resumed substitute teaching in the LangladeCounty Schools. In 1961, Edna received a full time teaching appointment in Aniwa. In 1969, shewas promoted to Teaching Principal at East Elementary in Antigo and taught third grade whileshe supervised the school until her retirement in 1980.Following retirement, Edna and William moved to Mauston to be close to their grandchildren.She was a member of the Mauston United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women.Edna is survived by her brother, Thomas (Dorothy) Herman; daughter, Mary (Martin) Schultz;two sons, William (Hope) McNown and Rex (Brenda) McNown; five granddaughters, Carrie(David) Green, Jenny (Christopher) Sprau, Laurie (Troy) Greeno, Lindsey (Joe) Beck & Allison(Rob Kasten) McNown; three grandsons, Andrew McNown, Patrick (Amber) McNown & RobertMcNown; two great granddaughters, Madison Green & Lydia Beck; four great grandsons, JordanGreen, Lincoln Green, Julian Beck & Leo Beck; and numerous beloved nieces and nephews.She was preceded in death by her husband, William McNown; parents, Martin & Carrie Herman;six sisters, Elizabeth (Donald) Michie, Ruth (Edmund) Lundgren, Alice (Otis) Penton, Elsie(John) Gerhardt, Helen (Charles) Hill & Zella (James) Busche; and her brother in law, Harrison(Esther) McNown.During her retirement years, Edna was especially assisted by her niece Jennifer (Peter) and theirchildren, Kara, Shawn and Alaina Laursen who made Edna their adopted grandmother.A celebration of Edna’s life was held at Sand Lake, near Harshaw, Wisconsin, in July, 2011.310Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDonna J. PetersonDonna J. Peterson, a former Lay Member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away on Monday, January 3, 2011 at Cumberland MemorialHospital at the age of 80.Donna was born July 15, 1930 in Frederic, Wisconsin to Lester and Helen(Pratt) Arneson. She was married in South Dewey Methodist Church on September6, 1947 to John Peterson, who preceded her in death on May 7, 1993.They farmed for many years in the McKinley area until 1979. Donna alsoowned and operated D&D Knits for several years.Donna belonged to the Auxiliary at the Cumberland Memorial Hospital. Shewas very active at the McKinley Methodist Church, where she was the churchorganist and a Sunday School teacher for many years. Later, she joined the Cumberland UnitedMethodist Church and served on the United Methodist Women’s Board for both local and districtoffices. She was very involved in missions, and chaired the UMW Bazaar. She was also a 4HLeader for many years.Donna enjoyed quilting and belonged to the Piece Makers Club. She enjoyed gardening and cooking,and loved to share what she made with others. She enjoyed traveling, and was always interestedin learning. She loved her family and her 13 great grandchildren brought her special joy.She is survived by 2 sons, Donald (Sandi) Peterson of Barron and Richard (Lois) Peterson ofMilwaukee; 1 daughter, Diane (Ron) Thompson of Greenbrier, Tennessee; 7 grandchildren; 13great grandchildren; 2 sisters, Esther Geil of Bloomington, Minnesota and Judy Kemmings ofHarpers Ferry, Iowa; nephew, Tim (Dee Dee) Peterson of Draper, Utah and many nieces andnephews.A Memorial Service was held on Friday, January 7, 2011 at First United Methodist Church inCumberland, Wisconsin.Norman H. PriorNorman H. Prior, a former Lay Member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away peacefully on Tuesday, October 12, 2010 at the WisconsinVeteran’s Home in King, Wisconsin. He was 92.Norman was born in Wauconda, Illinois on March 10, 1918. He was the sonof Ray and Addie (Colby) Prior. He graduated from the Loyal High School.Norman proudly served as a Staff Sergeant in World War II. Following hismilitary service he went on to complete a 5 year Electrical Apprenticeship, a 5year Plumbing Apprenticeship, and 4 year Journeyman’s training.On June 17, 1938 Norman was united in marriage to the former Ruth Marvinat Wesley Methodist Church in Marshfield. He was employed as a plumberfor Schreiner’s Plumbing and Heating, and later was in sales for Central State Supply until hisretirement in 1981. He then went on to own and operate R&N Rubber Stamp Company in Marshfield.He was also an avid Harley Davidson Motorcycle rider, having 6 of them in his earlieryears.Norman was a member of Zion United Methodist Church in Marshfield. He was a Sunday Schoolteacher, Sunday School Superintendent, served on the Administrative Board and Trustees. Hesupervised the construction of the Zion United Methodist Church building. Norman was a laymember of the Annual Conference for many years, as well as a Certified Lay Speaker. He traveledaround central Wisconsin Preaching God’s word.Memoirs311

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThroughout his life he took pleasure in camping, time spent with family, and people watching.On weekends while camping, he would have Sunday worship services around the campfire. Hewas a member of Gideons International for many years. After he arrived at the Veterans Home inKing, some people thought he was a preacher! He truly loved his Jesus.Norman is lovingly survived by his two daughters, Norma Jean (James) Cliver of Stevens Point,and Anola (John) Becker of Marshfield; four grandchildren: Sean (Shari) Cliver, Wendie Cliver,Johnilee Slark, and Becky (Jim) Beckman; and 6 great-grandchildren: Emerson, Bailey, Skyler,Isaac, Brock and Chloe. He is further survived by a sister, Muriel Ewert, as well as many otherrelatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Ruth, 2 brothers, Boband Calvin Prior, and one sister, Ora Lee Giese.A Service for the Celebration of Norman Prior’s Life was held on October 16, 2010.Rev. Lucius Walker, Jr.The Rev. Lucius Walker Jr., a Baptist minister who served as the first Executive Director ofNorthcott Neighborhood House in Milwaukee, died on September 7, 2010 at his home in Demarest,New Jersey of a heart attack. He was 80.Lucius Walker, Jr. was born August 3, 1930, in Roselle, New Jersey to a mason and a homemakerwho had 10 children. As a teenager, he won recognition as an accomplished preacher at Pentecostalrevival meetings. He graduated from Shaw University, a historically black institution in Raleigh,North Carolina in 1954. After graduating from Shaw University, where he majored in English,he decided to pursue his “love affair with the teachings of Jesus” and earned a divinity degreefrom Andover Newton Theological School in Massachusetts. He earned a master’s degree insocial work from the University of Wisconsin and was ordained in 1958.Rev. Walker was known for his commitment to social justice issues. Mr. Walker’s life was transformedon August 2, 1988, as he led a delegation on a fact-finding trip to Nicaragua, where rebelswere battling the American-backed government. Their riverboat was attacked by contra rebels,and Mr. Walker was one of 29 wounded. Two were killed. Mr. Walker’s first thought, he said,was that he was hit by a bullet paid for by his own country. He called his second thought a propheticvision: he would form an organization of pastors to fight, or at least clean up after, what hecalled American imperialism.That organization, Pastors for Peace, has now sent hundreds of tons of aid, including medical gearand roofing material, to Latin American countries. Of its 40 missions so far, 21 have been to Cuba,which under a 1963 law is off-limits to American trade. Pastors for Peace violates the embargoby refusing to apply to the U.S. government for permission to export humanitarian goods toCuba, instead traveling through intermediary countries to deliver supplies donated by people inthe United States.Mr. Walker helped form a national committee in 2000 to work to return the 6-year-old Elián Gonzálezto his father in Cuba in the face of strong opposition from the child’s Miami-based relativesas well as Cuban-American and conservative groups. (The child was returned to Cuba.) He alsoarranged meetings for Fidel Castro when Mr. Castro visited New York, as well as trips to Cubafor politicians and religious leaders.Rev. Walker led the last of his 21 relief trips to Cuba in July, 2010. During that trip, as he haddone on many occasions, he met with Mr. Castro. In announcing his death, Granma, the CommunistParty newspaper in Cuba, said Cubans “don’t want to even think of a world without LuciusWalker.”Rev. Walker had perhaps even more influence in the 1960s. It was during that time that Rev.Walker was the Executive Director of Northcott Neighborhood House, an organization created byThe United Methodist Women of the Wisconsin Annual Conference and the General Board of312Memoirs

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalGlobal Ministries. The organization continues to provide services to over 10,000 youth, familiesand senior citizens in the Milwaukee area.He left Northcott for New York City to found the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization.Its purpose was to link mainstream Protestant, Catholic and Jewish denominations andcongregations to community organizers in troubled areas.“It’s a travesty how much churches have said about social justice and how little they have done,”Mr. Walker told The Times in 1969. He pushed the organization to support forcing religiousgroups to pay at least $500 million to blacks as reparations for their ancestors’ enslavement — aposition that caused the American Jewish Committee to leave the foundation.In 1973, Mr. Walker became associate general secretary of the National Council of Churches butwas later fired for giving too much money to community organizers, the council said. In 1978 Mr.Walker returned to the Interreligious Foundation. Six years later he founded the Salvation BaptistChurch in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn.Mr. Walker’s activities included forming an umbrella group of civil rights organizations to fightthe Ku Klux Klan and another to help prisoners who had been accused of political crimes to obtainbail bonds.Mr. Walker’s wife, the former Mary Johnson, died in 2008. He is survived by three daughters:Gail, Donna and Edith; two sons, Lucius III and Richard; a brother, William; a sister, LottieBethea; and three grandchildren.LaVerne WhiteLaVerne White, a former Lay Member of the Wisconsin Annual Conference,passed away on Saturday, April 9, 2011, at her home in Eau Claire. She was88.LaVerne was born on January 19, 1923, to the late Otto and Esther (Hoppe)Kaye in Luxemburg, Wisconsin. On May 6, 1943, she married the love of herlife, H. Donald White, in Casco, Wisconsin. LaVerne enjoyed reading, playingbridge, doing jigsaw puzzles and cryptoquips, traveling with her family,listening to music, spending winters in Arizona, eating ice cream and talkingalmost daily with her sister, Iris.She was a member of Lake Street United Methodist Church in Eau Claire formore than 60 years, where she sang in the choir. She served for many years as a Lay Member ofthe Annual Conference, and was active in the United Methodist Women, serving as a local, districtand Annual Conference officer. She participated in several National United Methodist Women’sassemblies, and was a delegate to the World Methodist Conference in Dublin, Ireland. Shewas a member of the Luther Hospital Auxiliary, The Eau Claire Civic Music Association andPEO chapter BE. Her years of service to others included Cub Scout leadership and Meals onWheels and as a Red Cross Blood Mobile volunteer. She was also a loving foster mother andsurrogate mother to countless University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire students while living nearbyon State Street.Laverne’s husband of 67 years, Donald, passed away on June 29, 2011. She is survived by hersons, Michael (Carol) White of Milton, Wisconsin, Darrel (Dianne) White of New Berlin, Wisconsin,Howard (Lauri) White of Eau Claire, Wisconsin; daughter-in-law, Beverley White ofOrlando, Florida; 13 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren; one sister, Iris Knowlton of Oshkosh,Wisconsin; nieces, nephews and many friends. She was preceded in death by her son, James D.White.A celebration of LaVerne’s life was held on Saturday, May 21, at Lake Street United MethodistChurch in Eau Claire.Memoirs313

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRoll of the DeadDeceased Clergy Members of the Wisconsin ConferenceCalled to be Workers in the Church TriumphantThe East Wisconsin, West Wisconsin, and Wisconsin (EUB) Conferences merged theirorganizations on January 1, 1970. the listing of the deceased clergy members of those Conferenceswill be found in the 1969 edition of the respective yearbooks. Those whose passing occurredbetween the 1969 sessions of the Annual Conferences and the formation of the WisconsinConference are listed in the 1970 Journal of the Wisconsin Conference. Those whose passingoccurred since January 1, 1970, begin a new listing of the Wisconsin Conference of The UnitedMethodist Church.Entered UM MinistryName Where When Date of Death Place of Death AgeYearsEffectiveBirchall, John W. W. Wisconsin 1908 Jun 16, 1969 87 44Nehrbass, Milton F. Wis. (EUB) 1930 Jan 13, 1970 Milwaukee, WI 62 32Lester, George W. E. Wisconsin 1910 Jan 17, 1970 Milwaukee, WI 88 42Lambright, Stephen J. W. Wisconsin 1921 Jan 30, 1970 Long Beach, MS 81 36Jeffrey, Ernest J. W. Wisconsin 1913 Apr 14, 1970 Darlington, WI 83 41Blum, Gustav H. Wis. (EUB) 1909 Aug 6, 1970 Appleton, WI 72 45Bess, Noah L. St. Louis 1918 Aug 7, 1970 New Holstein,WI 76 39Schackelford, Ralph L. Oklahoma 1948 Sep 29, 1970 Mt Horeb WI 59 22Barber, George F. Cincinnati 1904 Oct 1, 1970 Cincinnati, OH 96 40Fintel, Homer A. Des Moines 1916 Apr 5, 1971 85 41Long, William Apr 14, 1971Ferch, Henry Wis. (EUB) 1918 May 25, 1971 85 31Beavin, Thomas S. W. Wisconsin 1910 Jul 6, 1971 Lancaster, WI 86Logan, Fred E. Wisconsin 1954 Aug 15, 1971 Arlington, VA 40 17Gould, George A. Wis. (EUB) 1954 Aug 27, 1971 Barron, WI 65 17Jacobs, Robert L. N. Indiana 1935 Sep 11, 1971 Huntington, IN 58 36Jordan, Franklin T. W. Wisconsin 1922 Jan 16, 1972 Naperville, IL 71 49Foulke, Francis S. E. Wisconsin 1936 Feb 22, 1972 60 35Thomas, Martin G. E. Wisconsin 1936 Apr 6, 1972 62 35Litchfield, Floyd R. W. Wisconsin 1941 Jun 7, 1972 53 31Sells, Ernest L. Kentucky 1921 Sep 8, 1972 Deer Creek, OK 73 44Bursack, Gustav L. Wis. (EUB) 1912 Oct 11, 1972 88 45Lembke, Walter A. Wis. (EUB) 1911 Dec 1, 1972 Milwaukee, WI 85 42Krug, Harry E. Wis. (EUB) 1913 Dec 1, 1972 Lomira, WI 85 45Buxton, James M. E. Wisconsin 1934 Dec 26, 1972 Friend, NE 66 38Dahl, Ragnvald J. Nor.‐Dan. 1916 Jan 18, 1973 Neenah, WI 83 38Farmer, Eldon L. N.W. Indiana 1944 Mar 4, 1973 Viroqua, WI 64 28Hayne, Orlando W. Wisconsin Apr 23, 1973 California 8Keck, Herbert A. N.W. Iowa 1901 May 1, 1973 84 48Boettcher, Arthur O. N. Minnesota 1913 May 20, 1973 Milwaukee, WI 87 45Shaw, Lelan M. (AM) EUB 1947 May 20, 1973 Boscobel, WI 63 26Jones, Thomas Perry W. Wisconsin 1924 Jul 23, 1973 Sheboygan, WI 71 46Johnson, David E. E. Wisconsin 1925 Feb 23, 1974 75 41Wiese, WIlliam H. Chic. NW Ger 1913 Mar 3, 1974 Clintonville, WI 81 49Matthews, Theo F. W. Wisconsin 1921 Mar 16, 1974 Monroe, WI 85 36Stanke, Oscar L. W. Wisconsin 1934 Mar 19, 1974 Belleville, WI 69 35Bailey, Reuben J. E. Wisconsin 1913 Apr 4, 1974 83 43Frederick, A.E. W. Wisconsin 1908 Apr 7, 1974 Sparta, WI 88 44Mathews, Ernest J. E. Wisconsin 1911 Jun 11, 1974 89 46Burkhard, John M. EUB 1928 Jul 18, 1974 Milwaukee, WI 90 28Orians, Howard L. Ohio (EUB) 1924 Aug 28, 1974 73 41314 Roll of the Dead

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEntered UM MinistryName Where When Date of Death Place of Death AgeYearsEffectiveKolander, Carl H. Wis. (EUB) 1908 Oct 21, 1974 Milwaukee, WI 94 43Moore, Alvin B. (AM) Iowa 1968 Jan 6, 1975 Ft. Wayne, IN 48 6Holling, Burton L. Wis. (EUB) 1940 Jan 30, 1975 Monroe, WI 57 35Mader, Leo K. W. Wisconsin Feb 21, 1975 Wonewoc, WI 87Allison, John P. EUB 1924 Mar 14, 1975 78 41Simonsen, Melvin A. Wis. (EUB) 1922 Apr 11, 1975 Milwaukee, WI 74 46Wandschneider, D.L. E. Wisconsin 1934 Jun 30, 1975 Hartford, WI 67 37Storzer, David G. E. Wisconsin 1961 Nov 24, 1975 PortEdwards WI 40 14Zimdars, B.A. Wis. (EUB) 1921 Dec 11, 1975 Appleton, WI 80 42Berger, Marlo N. EUB 1922 Jul 29, 1976 Dayton, OH 79 45Roughton, William H. Kansas 1925 Aug 11, 1976 Sandersville, GA 77 7Everson, J. Chris (AM) W. Wisconsin 1957 Sep 16, 1976 51 18Retzlaff, Peter Wis. (EUB) 1928 Oct 28, 1976 Lake Mills, WI 84 33Welch, Harold Wis. (EUB) 1938 Nov 11, 1976 Salem Ridge, WI 79 31Browne, Charles W. Detroit 1921 Dec 2, 1976 93 33Oddsen, Thomas B. (AM) Wisconsin 1976 Jun 23, 1977 Concord, WI 56 1Langdon, Charles W. S. Dakota 1914 Aug 23, 1977 Sarasota, FL 94 41Folkestad, Hallvard Nor.‐Dan. 1909 Aug 25, 1977 Deer Park, WI 92 40Fritz, Clifford M. E. Wisconsin 1929 Sep 24, 1977 Winnebago Cty 69 40Singer, Harold Iowa 1919 Oct 26, 1977 Baraboo, WI 73 41Dawson, Cecil V. E. Wisconsin 1931 Dec 31, 1977 Englewood, FL 80 32Holmes, Lee H. W. Wisconsin 1928 Apr 11, 1978 Marshfield, WI 80 40Lambrecht, Paul A. Wis. (EUB) 1918 Apr 12, 1978 Milwaukee, WI 86 42Diekvoss, Hubert D. Wis. (EUB) 1917 Apr 13, 1978 Beaver Dam, WI 87 42Prust, Arthur C. Chic NW Ger 1924 Apr 27, 1978 Appleton, WI 82 39Nelson, Guy R. N. Minnesota 1923 Jun 17, 1978 81 41Phillip, Otto Chic NW Ger 1925 Jun 27, 1978 Sturgeon Bay WI 84 35Strong, Dale E. Des Moines 1938 Jul 3, 1978 62 39Bowden, John T. E. Wisconsin 1914 Jul 7, 1978 Greencastle, IN 90 43Talbert, Charles A. Upper Miss. 1927 Nov 1, 1978 Detroit, MI 79 44Olsen, Clifford E. Wis. (EUB) 1929 May 22, 1979 Arcadia, WI 38Hoad, Alfred E. Wisconsin 1911 May 28, 1979 Whitewater, WI 36Bender, Charles A. Wis. (EUB) 1920 Jul 3, 1979 Prairie du Sac 88 41Reisner, Enswort New York 1934 Sep 21, 1979 Yorkville, MI 70 44Hayes, William C.F. Wis. (EUB) 1920 Oct 7, 1979 Milwaukee, WI 86 41Berg, Roy W. Wis. (EUB) 1922 Oct 11, 1979 Neenah, WI 80 43Hovda, Jr., Myron Z. E. Wisconsin 1950 Oct 25, 1979 Richland Center 58 29Sund, Lester P. W. Wisconsin 1923 Oct 27, 1979 California (d) 3White, Howard D. W. Wisconsin 1926 Nov 16, 1979 Madison, WI 88 32Noble, Richard G. E. Wisconsin 1950 Feb 20, 1980 Eng Settlement 57 29King, William L. Wis. (EUB) 1926 Feb 26, 1980 Westfield, WI 84 36Schoss, Harvey W. Wis. (EUB) Feb 27, 1980 Lodi, WI 74 42Block, Herman A. WI Ev. Assn. 1902 Feb 29, 1980 S Milwaukee WI 100 48Starkweather, Charles N. Indiana Sep 21, 1980 60 21Henry, Archie W. Wisconsin Nov 23, 1980 Barron, WI 77 44Zeitlow, Carl F. Wis. (EUB) 1926 Dec 16, 1980 Sandusky OH 81 39Germanotta, Angelo Wis. (EUB) 1920 Jan 17, 1981 Campbellsport 86 33Dafoe, A. Wesley Michigan Jan 25, 1981 Saginaw, MI 69 40Carlson, Gene W. Wisconsin Mar 23, 1981 Ashland, WI 54 23Priest, Robert F. (AM) E. Wisconsin 1961 Sep 10, 1981 Terre Haute IN 81 11Halberg, Reuben F. Iowa 1923 Oct 18, 1981 River Falls, WI 85 38Thomas, Herman F. E. Wisconsin 1938 Oct 19, 1981 Kenosha, WI 69 40Spear, Henry C. E. Wisconsin 1927 Jan 10, 1982 Menominee, MI 92 32Roll of the Dead315

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEntered UM MinistryName Where When Date of Death Place of Death AgeYearsEffectiveMekkelson, Paul S. S. Calif.‐Ariz. 1939 Jan 21, 1982 San Diego, CA 67 41Hagen, Carl E. E. Wisconsin 1925 Jan 28, 1982 Hancock, WI 77 40Helmerich, Wayne D. S. Dakota 1955 Mar 31, 1982 Sun Prairie, WI 67 25Hinzmann, Edward J. W. Wisconsin 1967 Apr 5, 1982 Concord, WI 52 15Everson, James C. (LP) Minn‐Swedish 1930 Apr 20, 1982 Trade Lake, WI 83 34Bennetts, Wendell W. Wisconsin 1926 Apr 25, 1982 Plainfield, WI 88 33White, Paul B. W. Wisconsin 1921 Aug 17, 1982 Portage, WI 84 42Carlson, M. Clifford Wisconsin 1970 Nov 16, 1982 Minneapolis MN 54 12Graubner, Horace N.W. Iowa 1941 Nov 16, 1982 Phoenix, AZ 70 36Leatherman, Wilbur (AM) W. Wisconsin 1944 Dec 16, 1982 Cortland, IL 78 28Hovda, Sr., Myron Z. M.P. Illinois 1925 Dec 19, 1982 Richland Center 86 35Lewis, Huntley N. Miss. 1934 Mar 29, 1983 Jackson, MS 79 35Kistler, Ernest D.I. N.E. Ohio 1920 Apr 6, 1983 Thomasville, GA 90 38Browe, Raymond Wis. (EUB) 1930 Apr 14, 1983 Iron Creek, WI 88 34Bender, Gordon R. Wis. (EUB) 1945 Jun 26, 1983 59 36Spear, David E. Wisconsin 1950 Jul 4, 1983 58 33Hulen, William E. Wisconsin 1916 Aug 14, 1983 41Hansen, Richard E. Wisconsin 1958 Dec 11, 1983 53 23Garcia, Peter Nelson E. Wisconsin Jan 22, 1984 Watertown, WI 65 21McKibben, Frank SW Kansas 1915 Feb 16, 1984 95 47Headley, Roy Minn(EUB) 1933 Feb 18, 1984 83 36Botts, Otas W. Oklahoma 1946 Apr 24, 1984 75 30Isler, Robert W. Wisconsin 1961 Jun 6, 1984 46 20Gudegon, Lester Wis. (EUB) Oct 15, 1984 91Rossiter, Charles E. Wisconsin 1948 Dec 27, 1984 73 27Saito, Perry N. Illinois 1947 Feb 5, 1985 63 38Warren, George New Mexico 1923 Apr 5, 1985 84 41Petherick, William E. Wisconsin 1927 May 11, 1985 93 31Gray, Harold E. Indiana 1956 Jun 7, 1985 28Keller, Kenneth E. Wisconsin 1963 Jun 21, 1985 45 21Sumwalt, Donald E. Wis. (EUB) 1949 Jul 25, 1985 Madison, WI 59 33Langdon, Edward H. E. Wisconsin 1926 Aug 31, 1985 88 39Smith, Wallace B. Colorado 1942 Oct 8, 1985 71 33Kolbe, Henry E. Virginia 1934 Oct 10, 1985 77 39Grandy, Wm. Norman W. Wisconsin 1924 Jan 2, 1986 86 43Biggers, Ray E. St. Louis 1946 Jan 9, 1986 59 39Draeger, Erwin E. Wis. (EUB) 1920 Jan 19, 1986 97 38Barrett, Newton Minnesota 1919 Mar 27, 1986 95 40Finch, Gomer W. Wisconsin 1931 May 25, 1986 Madison, WI (d) 79 43Matthews, Bishop W. Michigan Jun 30, 1986 70Marjorie SwankIrish, Dean W. Wisconsin 1927 Aug 25, 1986 81 45Warner, William B. (LP) W. Wisconsin 1951 Sep 15, 1986 Sandstone, MN 82 18Francis, John H. E. Wisconsin 1942 Oct 24, 1986 China (d) 67 39Rex, Wendell Des Moines 1940 Oct 26, 1986 Arlington, VA 73 38Fahlgren, Floyd A. N. Swedish 1921 Nov 8, 1986 91 41Adams, Karen L. Millner Wisconsin 1977 Feb 19, 1987 Madison, WI 41 9Stannard, Donald T. E. Wisconsin 1935 Apr 12, 1987 78 39Walker, Ralph W. (LE) W. Wisconsin 1973 May 19, 1987 Fairchild, WI 79 22Roehrdanz, Melvin J. Wis. (EUB) 1930 Jun 6, 1987 Fond du Lac, WI 77 45Steen, Roy P. E. Wisconsin 1929 Sep 7, 1987 Union Grove 87 38Brown, Virgil W. Wisconsin 1932 Oct 29, 1987 Platteville, WI 83 39Goehring, Merlin Wis. (EUB) 1953 Nov 11, 1987 Marinette (d) 71 30316 Roll of the Dead

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEntered UM MinistryName Where When Date of Death Place of Death AgeYearsEffectiveMevis, Floyd Wis. (EUB) 1955 Nov 20, 1987 Nashville TN (d) 68 31Parroni, Antonia W. Wisconsin 1929 Dec 7, 1987 Italy (d) 93 32Walker, John L. E. Wisconsin 1929 Jan 10, 1988 SaltLakeCity (d) 91 33Parrish, William Pittsburgh 1950 Feb 12, 1988 Milwaukee (d) 62 38Grover, Wayne W. Wisconsin 1932 Apr 9, 1988 Eau Claire, WI 80 41Kintz, Guy H. Wisconsin 1926 May 23, 1988 Richland Center 92 37Hanley, Keith N. Indiana 1942 Jun 3, 1988 Marion, IN 73 38Holliday, Walter W. E. Wisconsin 1928 Jul 24, 1988 Janesville(d) 91 34Stephensen, Lyle D. E. Wisconsin 1931 Aug 23, 1988 81 42Reichert, Earl W. Wis. (EUB) 1931 Sep 9, 1988 Fond du Lac 85 38Viel, Lyndon Wis. (EUB) 1958 Dec 4, 1988 Milwaukee 54 30Nielsen, Arnold H. Nebraska 1948 Jan 5, 1989 Janesville 75 31Anderson, Hans (LP) W. Wisconsin 1973 Jan 6, 1989 Minnesota 77 4Jordan, Theodore Wis. (EUB) 1934 Jan 15, 1989 Stevens Point 89 41Wiese, Stanley P. E. Wisconsin 1937 Jun 22, 1989 Madison, WI (d) 41Beers, Samuel G. W. Wisconsin 1929 Sep 1, 1989 Green Lake Cty 84 40Kern, Lorenz A. Wis (EUB) 1923 Nov 13, 1989 90 46Lepien, Irvin Wis (EUB) 1940 Dec 20, 1989 Turtle Lake 70 35Holliday, Ralph E. Wisconsin 1928 Jan 5, 1990 King, WI 95 30Clement, Lowell Wisconsin 1979 Jan 18, 1990 Niagara, WI 52 11Kassilke, Bernard A. E. Wisconsin 1944 Apr 5, 1990 Yorkville 71 41Sheppard, Edwin P. England 1936 Apr 28, 1990 Green Valley AZ 80 50Thiel, Lester G. Wisc(EUB) 1929 Jun 17, 1990 Appleton 82 44DeSelms, Emmett T. Oklahoma 1928 Aug 6, 1990 90 37Huppert, Alma E. E. Wisconsin 1944 Aug 13, 1990 Pardeeville 99Leisman, Milton B. Chicago NW Ger 1927 Dec 12, 1990 Watertown 86 43Schendel, Chester M. Wisc(EUB) 1935 Jan 9, 1991 Chippewa Falls 83 37Bale, Marie F. E. Wisconsin 1959 Jan 18, 1991 Redlands, CA 90Jennings, Dale A. E. Wisconsin 1943 Jan 31, 1991 Ripon 83 30Allen, Earl E. E. Wisconsin 1928 Feb 20, 1991 84 41Crume, Harold G. Kansas 1941 Sep 19, 1991 Madison 82 38Lofton, Ernest (AM) Lexington 1955 Sep 30, 1991 Polar, WI 69 34Giese, Milton W. Wisc(EUB) 1935 Oct 23, 1991 Beaver Dam 81 40LeCount, James M. Sr. Wisc(EUB) 1935 Nov 4, 1991 Westfield 84 39Smith, Lee D. Erie Conf. 1924 Dec 29, 1991 Milwaukee (d) 42Collins, David H. Wisconsin 1979 Feb 13, 1992 Gillett (d) 53 12Stury, Anton H. E. Wisc. 1921 Mar 16, 1992 LaGrange 97 42Eliason, Al Burton E. Wisc. 1950 Apr 4, 1992 Stoughton 68 38Ridgeway, Phillip O. Ala - W Fla 1981 Apr 15, 1992 Milwaukee (d) 11Smith, Marlin E. N Minn 1936 Apr 24, 1992 Minneappolis 79 43Amphlett, T. Gordon W Wisc. 1934 Jun 21, 1992 Madison 83 39Klingensmith, Don J. N Dakota 1928 Nov 7, 1992 Almont ND 91 24Paulson, Carsten W Wisc. 1931 Dec 26, 1992 Stoughton 91 34Antrim, Eugene Wabash 1934 Mar 23, 1993 Clintonville 81 45Blake, William E Wisc. 1929 Jun 1, 1993 Pardeeville 92 38Gutknecht, Selo Ev Assn 1934 Jun 7, 1993 Avoca 90 35Sturm, Roy A. NW Indiana 1923 Jul 5, 1993 Greencastle, IN 95 45White, John L. Iowa 1934 Jan 7, 1994 Phoenix, AZ (d) 34Barthel, F. Norman (AM) W Wisc 1949 Apr 8, 1994 Richland Ctr (d) 80 22Kojis, Thomas Wisconsin 1984 Apr 18, 1994 Milwaukee (d) 52 8Stahmer, Daniel H. Chicago NW Ger 1929 Apr 22, 1994 Wausau 87 43St. Amant, Francis C. NW Indiana 1949 Apr 26, 1994 Prescott, AZ (d) 73 35Stellmacher, Collette (LP) Wis Conf 1971 May 12, 1994 Naples, FL 83Roll of the Dead317

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEntered UM MinistryName Where When Date of Death Place of Death AgeYearsEffectiveKnow, James Ev Covenant Ch 1970 May 28, 1994 64 23Manschreck, Clyde Baltimore Conf 1945 May 31, 1994 Aurora, CO 77 37Garel, Charles Jul 28, 1994Alton, Bishop RalphSep 7, 1994 Madison, WITaylorClark, Henry G. Wisc (EUB) 1948 Sep 18, 1994 Cornell, WI 80 39Sharpe, Wesley L. E Wis Conf 1952 Sep 20, 1994 Milton, WI 75 32Schulz, Willard W. Wisc (EUB) 1937 Oct 6, 1994 Baraboo, WI 80 32Rushing, W. Daniel Wis Conf 1980 Oct 9, 1994 Montello, WI 63 9McCormick, Lloyd L. Dec 8, 1994Knoespel, Clarence M. Wisc (EUB) 1952 Dec 17, 1994 Appleton, WI 79 41Scott, Venton H. Dec 19, 1994Moore, Alvin S. W Wis Conf 1968 Dec 31, 1994 Shullsburg, WI 79 12Merritt, Gordon Missouri Conf 1943 Jan 26, 1995 Watertown, WI 86 36Berry, Carl W. W Wisc Conf 1936 Feb 21, 1995 Paw Paw, IL 89 33Trumbower, Merlyn Wis Conf 1971 Mar 2, 1995 Pardeeville, WI 61 24Johns, Thomas L. Wisc EUB 1962 Mar 15, 1995 Cremated 65 27Hett, William R. Wisc EUB 1940 Jun 12, 1995 81Fleming, Raymond J. Kentucky 1920 Jul 12, 1995 95 46Stromberg, Carl W. Nebraska 1927 Sep 24, 1995 90 45Riggs, William A. Indiana 1926 Oct 1, 1995 96 42Nagler, Jerome H. E. Wis Conf 1930 Oct 10, 1995 82 45Denzer, Lloyd C. Wisc (EUB) 1950 Dec 30, 1995 81 28Smith, Rockwell C. New England 1929 Jan 27, 1996 87 44Koch, Karl F. Wisc (EUB) 1934 May 2, 1996 84 42Bosserman, Roy F. Wisc (EUB) 1928 Jun 30, 1996 Oshkosh, WI 87 46O’Neil, Richard A. Wis Conf 1961 Sep 15, 1996 Shullsburg 61 35Stevens, Paul E. Wis Conf 1931 Oct 10, 1996 Illinois 87 40Overlien, Calmer O. Wis Conf 1964 Oct 14, 1996 Black River Falls 74 30Bennett, H. Fletcher Wis Conf 1951 Oct 18, 1996 Fennimore 30Talledge, Benjamin J. Wis Conf 1933 Dec 30, 1996 Norwalk 84 50Verduin, James Wisc (EUB) Jan 8, 1997 Oshkosh 99MacKenzie, Frederick Wis Conf 1935 Feb 10, 1997 Wauwatosa 89 37Frederick G.Honeywell, Ray W. Wis Conf 1924 Mar 4, 1997 Florida 96 40Zebarth, Herbert E. Wisc (EUB) 1930 Mar 11, 1997 Janesville 43Ridnour, Glen H. Wis Conf 1951 Apr 9, 1997 80 31Bartel, John W. Wis Conf 1924 Apr 16, 1997 Oshkosh 93 48Wilson, Winslow N. Wis Conf 1935 May 17, 1997 Madison 85 40Taylor, Walter Wis Conf Aug 1, 1997 Columbia SCAnderson, Bettylu Oct 1, 1997 Madison 77Outcalt, Lorne Wis Conf Nov 16, 1997 BarronMcCutcheon, William Wis Conf Dec 20, 1997 Beloit 69Raduege, Harvey Wis Conf 1937 Dec 25, 1997 90 36Bradshaw, Constance Wis Conf 1965 Jan 31, 1998 Adams 90 29Hostetler, Richard Wis Conf Feb 13, 1998 Tiffin OHAgema. George Wis Conf 1963 Feb 22, 1998 Augusta 87 12Holder, Logan Wis Conf 1973 Mar 7, 1998 Madison 47 25Barnes, Kenneth Wis Conf May 5, 1998 FennimoreMesserschmidt, Lowell Wisconsin (EUB) 1949 Jun 28, 1998 Stoughton, WI 80 32Smith, Paul H. N. Indiana 1940 Jul 7, 1998 Menomonie, WI 85 38Nesmith, Newton H. Illinois 1930 Aug 13, 1998 Chicago, IL 93 47Steger, Raymond E. E Wisconsin 1963 Oct 8, 1998 Plainfield, IL 76 25318 Roll of the Dead

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEntered UM MinistryName Where When Date of Death Place of Death AgeYearsEffectiveBoettcher, Robert A. Wisconsin (EUB) 1931 Jan 23, 1999 Sheboygan, WI 94 41Caune, Kristaps Detroit 1950 Jun 26, 1999 Illinois 90 25Gonzales, Luis (LP) Wisconsin Jul 31, 1999 Milwaukee 49Whitney, Kenneth E. Dakotas 1931 Sep 29, 1999 Milwaukee 91 43Booher, Donald C. Wis Conf 1984 Nov 28, 1999 Dubuque, IA 54 16Knoespel, Kenneth S. Wisconsin (EUB) 1946 Dec 27, 1999 Greenville, SC 77 38Wolf, Frank G. Wisconsin (EUB) 1934 Feb 28, 2000 Madison 94 38Ebert, Alvin W. Wisconsin (EUB) 1942 May 1, 2000 Eau Claire 86 38Fox, Carl A. Mississippi 1948 Aug 3, 2000 Laurel, MS 85 40Mickelson, Conrad Virginia 1962 Aug 13, 2000 95 10Gustafson, Roger D. Minnesota 1965 Sep 1, 2000 Appleton 69 31Miller, Norbert H. Wis Conf (Evang 1933 Nov 1, 2000 Hillpoint, WI 86 49Lindgren, Alvin J. E. Wisconsin 1941 Nov 10, 2000 N. Carolina 83 38Thario, Joseph Wisconsin 1973 Dec 30, 2000 Wisconsin 77 27Watkins, Lesly Ann Wisconsin 1978 Mar 14, 2001 LaCrosse, WI 68 17Siedschlag, Herman Wisconsin (EUB) 1947 Mar 17, 2001 Tennessee 35Schweppe, Harvey W. Wis (EUB) 1946 Jun 8, 2001 Menomonee Falls 82 36Keen, Arthur J. Wis (EUB) 1946 Sep 13, 2001 Oshkosh 77 40Miller, Russell E. Wis (EUB) 1962 Nov 1, 2001 Madison 77 25Reed, George E. NE Ohio 1943 Nov 13, 2001 Cambridge, MD 86 37Schall, Harvey E. W. Wis. 1945 Nov 18, 2001 Sheboygan 86 34Zager, Edward H. Illinois (EUB) 1948 Dec 21, 2001 Richland Center 75 40Kelley, L. Clarence S. Illinois 1942 Dec 31, 2001 Wauwatosa 81 46Booher, Carl J. Wisconsin 1965 Jan 17, 2002 Hillsboro, WI 82 16Robinson, Raymond D. Montana 1925 Feb 10, 2002 Madison 98 43Frederick, Edgar R. Wis (EUB) 1957 Feb 18, 2002 Markesan 76 30Sanford, Lourinda M. W. Wis 1964 Mar 23, 2002 Neenah 83 20RhoadesGauerke, Arthur G. NW Canada (EU 1925 Apr 6, 2002 Escondido, CA 107 43Weaver, Harold R. Ohio 1939 May 26, 2002 West Bend 87 45Scott, Bervie A. W. Kansas 1946 May 31, 2002 Sauk City 91 30Brice, Kenneth F. Wis (EUB) 1937 Sep 15, 2002 Madison 95 36Smith, Orvis B. Wis 1968 Nov 26, 2002 94 6Lyons, David P. East Ohio 1961 Dec 1, 2002 Middleton, WI 66 39Luebke, Galen A. Wis (EUB) 1959 Feb 11, 2003 Baraboo 68 34Fuller, David L. W. Wis. 1958 Mar 11, 2003 Baraboo 68 39Moorehead, Lee C. Illinois 1943 Mar 21, 2003 Batavia, Illinois 84 41Hein, David A. Wis 1967 Apr 23, 2003 Madison 60 33Sanford, Charles B. W. Wis. 1964 Apr 30, 2003 Neenah 82 22Hackett, Earl A. Kansas West 1963 Jun 9, 2003 63 38Davis, Richard Maine 1955 Jun 18, 2003 Janesville 81 28Riggs, Eldon Ohio 1952 Jul 24, 2003 Waupaca, WI 80 33Reykdal, Lowell E. Wis. 1937 Aug 11, 2003 Tomahawk, WI 91 41Bartel, Bernard Wis (EUB) 1935 Nov 7, 2003 Madison, WI 89 28Foster, S. Stephen E. Wis. 1965 Jan 7, 2004 Mexico 63 39Ash, Edith-Mary Wis Conf Apr 25, 2004 Elroy, WI 85Gitchel, Jay C. Wis Conf 1994 Aug 4, 2004 Wisconsin Rapids 59 7Burke, Joseph M E. Wis. 1967 Oct 31, 2004 84 17Steffen, W. Richard Rock River 1949 Jan 21, 2005 Stevens Point 82 38Kenas, Phillip C. Wis 1980 Feb 8, 2005 Sun Prairie 49 24Deming, J. Roy NE Ohio 1943 Feb 9, 2005 Janesville 85 44Thompson, Herb Wis 1945 Feb 12, 2005 Stevens Point 84 41Feldt, Milton C. E. Wis. 1934 Mar 11, 2005 Marshfield 95 40Roll of the Dead319

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEntered UM MinistryName Where When Date of Death Place of Death AgeYearsEffectiveKelm, Dale A. Wis (EUB) 1967 Apr 7, 2005 Fond du Lac 60 23Douglass, Lewis M. N. Ind. 1941 Apr 16, 2005 88 47Harvey, Elmer L. Indiana 1934 Jul 22, 2005 Oshkosh 94 42McCaul, Allen P. Kansas 1938 Jul 25, 2005 Topeka, KS 91 40Alicea, Harriett M. Wis 1997 Nov 14, 2005 Green Bay 71Shaw, William R. N. Ark. Conf 1956 Feb 5, 2006 Columbia, MD 88 45Lowery, Thomas E. C. Ill. 1953 Feb 9, 2006 Madison 72 44Wagner, John A. E. Wis. 1937 Feb 13, 2006 Ripon 96 37Weaver, John A. Wis (EUB) 1934 Apr 19, 2006 Fond du Lac 96 41Sweitzer, Richard G. Wis (EUB) 1946 Jun 6, 2006 Siren, WI 91 34Feay, James S. Dak 1965 Jul 30, 2006 Dell, SD 78 38Bartel, Nathan Wis (EUB) 1935 Aug 6, 2006 Wheaton, IL 90 45Carrico, James T Indiana 1945 Sep 14, 2006 Oshkosh 89 36Bloedow, Carl E Wis 1964 Oct 12, 2006 Janesville 100 8Maser, Richard W Wis 1973 Oct 30, 2006 Eau Claire 75 26Adams, John Detroit 1943 Dec 13, 2006 Michigan 88 24Goehring, Lydia Wis 1977 Dec 31, 2006 Green Bay 52 7McGuinn, Herbert Rocky Mtn 1978 Mar 10, 2007 Ft Worth, TX 64Ferch, Rolland Wis (EUB) 1940 May 4, 2007 Madison 88 42Lawson, Bishop David Indiana 1956 May 31, 2007 Franklin, IN 77 40Mann, Gerald E Wis 1968 Jun 5, 2007 Poitiers, France 62 38Drollinger, Frank F. Wis (EUB) 1960 Sep 27, 2007 83 19Setterlund, Bernard W. Wis. 1970 Oct 17, 2007 Madison, WI 71 30Jacobson, Judith J. Wis 1980 Dec 15, 2007 Evansville, IN 57 27Saunders, James W. Wis. 1942 Dec 22, 2007 LaCrosse, WI 95 36Paulson, Robert Dean W. Wis. 1969 Dec 24, 2007 Stoughton, WI 83 18Redfearn, Kenneth Cent Kansas 1953 Jan 15, 2008 Prescott, AZ 86 32Ketcham, Edward M. N Ill 1966 Apr 14, 2008 New Richmond 82 22Pilgrim, Richard K. Rock River 1950 May 12, 2008 Oconomowoc 89 35Godfrey, Samuel C. E. Wis. 1952 May 31, 2008 Madison 78 39Thompson, John P. E. Wis. Conf. 1949 Aug 3, 2008 Shadow Lake, WI 87 37Corbin, J. Wesley Wis Conf (EUB) 1963 Aug 27, 2008 73 34Alford, Joyce Wis Conf 1982 Sep 3, 2008 Madison, WI 74 15Schubert, Veryl E. S. Dakota 1953 Jan 23, 2009 Janesville, WI 87 34Worm, David R. Wis Conf (EUB) 1964 Jan 29, 2009 La Crosse, WI 82 36Stevens, William V. E. Wis. Conf. 1944 Mar 28, 2009 Randolph, WI 92 38Denzer, C. Arlene Wis Conf 1980 Apr 7, 2009 Mondovi, WI 84 10Schmidt, William J. Wis (EUB) 1954 Apr 10, 2009 Englewood, NJ 83 38Garrett, Harold R. Baltimore 1980 May 16, 2009 Montpelier, VA 87 13Klotzbach, Louis J. Indiana (EUB) 1950 Jun 5, 2009 84 36Rushton, Richard N. Jr. Philadelphia Con 1963 Jun 24, 2009 Menomonie, WI 71 35Thunstrom, James Wis Conf 1972 Jul 16, 2009 Fall Creek, WI 64 37Irwin, Keith W. Illinois Conf 1946 Jul 23, 2009 St. Petersburg, FL 86 37Stower, P. Harvey Wis Conf 1976 Sep 29, 2009 St. Paul, MN 65 13Schrimpf, Gregory J Wis Conf 2002 Nov 28, 2009 Wisconsin 57 7Groves, Hubert E. W. Wis Conf 1948 Dec 10, 2009 Soldiers Grove, WI 93 40Brown, Lawrence A. Wis EUB 1948 Jan 4, 2010 Nashville, TN 90 38Sammartino, Vincent E. Wis Conf 1962 Jan 15, 2010 Wisconsin Rapids, W 84 29Matz, Stanley P. Minnesota Conf 1941 Mar 16, 2010 Minneapolis, MN 92 40Jordan, I. Dean E. Wis Conf 1951 Apr 18, 2010 Evansville, WI 87 37Miller, James E. W. Wis Conf 1954 Apr 25, 2010 Janesville, WI 84 34Dauner, Frank A. Illinois (Eub) 1947 Apr 25, 2010 Milwaukee 92 38Paltridge, Arthur E. Pacific NW Conf 1959 May 17, 2010 Salem, OR 82 33320 Roll of the Dead

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEntered UM MinistryName Where When Date of Death Place of Death AgeYearsEffectiveJoiner, Jodie E. Wis Conf 1978 Jun 1, 2010 Milwaukee, WI 72 32Quinlan, Robert P. E. Wis Conf 1962 Jun 9, 2010 79 20Koelemay, Ralph L. Tennessee Conf. 1951 Jun 21, 2010 St. Louis, MO 84 26Best, Janis C. Wis Conf 1994 Jun 29, 2010 West Allis, WI 61 16Vieth, Arthur W. Wis Conf (EUB) 1946 Aug 11, 2010 Beaver Dam, WI 87 42Schwartz, Theodore W. New Hampshire 1946 Aug 16, 2010 Loveland, CO 87 33Johnson, Fay W. Kentucky Conf 1956 Aug 18, 2010 Cumberland, WI 91 25Clark, Diane M. Wis Conf 2006 Oct 24, 2010 Madison, WI 56 4McKay, Orville Detroit Conf. 1936 Oct 30, 2010 Midland, MI 96 44Blaisdell, Arthur H. Rock River Conf. 1951 Nov 5, 2010 Batavia, IL 86 35Truitt, Richard O. W. Wis. Conf 1953 Jan 5, 2011 Milwaukee, WI 84 36Hansen, Glenn R. Wis Conf 1970 Feb 3, 2011 King, WI 87 15Roll of the Dead321

Retired - TotalDeathsTransferred OutExpelledWithdrawnLocatedOrdained EldersOrdained DeaconsReceived in FullReceived on ProbationReceived by TransferReadmitted2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalHistorical Sessions of the ConferenceThe record of the historical sessions of the individual Conferences (East Wisconsin Methodist,West Wisconsin Methodist, and Wisconsin - EUB) that merged to form the Wisconsin Conferenceof The United Methodist Church will be found in their respective yearbooks. This record beginswith 1970, the year in which the merger became effective.Date Place Bishop Secretary1 Jun 14, 1970 Green Lake Ralph T. Alton Wm. Stevens 1 5 18 13 15 12 2 1 0 6 102 Jun 13, 1971 Green Lake Ralph T. Alton Wm. Stevens 1 6 19 14 18 13 1 1 0 2 73 Jun 11, 1972 Green Lake Ralph T. Alton Wm. Stevens 0 8 12 7 10 5 1 2 0 4 84 Jun 10, 1973 Green Lake Jesse DeWitt Wm. Stevens 2 1 17 17 19 17 0 0 0 8 105 Jun 9, 1974 Green Lake Jesse DeWitt Wm. Stevens 2 4 14 14 12 14 1 2 0 4 86 Jun 8, 1975 Green Lake Jesse DeWitt Wm. Stevens 0 4 7 12 7 12 3 1 0 4 97 Jun 6, 1976 Green Lake Jesse DeWitt Wm. Stevens 0 6 11 14 12 13 5 1 0 7 38 Jun 5, 1977 Green Lake Jesse DeWitt Wm. Stevens 1 6 15 10 15 1 3 1 0 5 69 Jun 4, 1978 Green Lake Jesse DeWitt Wm. Stevens 1 9 9 9 13 9 4 1 0 4 1010 Jun 6, 1979 Green Lake Jesse DeWitt Wm. Stevens 1 6 13 20 13 18 6 4 1 7 711 Jun 8, 1980 Oshkosh Jesse DeWitt Wm. Stevens 0 7 19 6 19 6 1 1 0 5 1112 Jun 7, 1981 Oshkosh Marjorie SwankMatthews13 Jun 6, 1982 Stevens Point Marjorie SwankMatthews14 Jun 5, 1983 Stevens Point Marjorie SwankMatthews15 Jun 3, 1984 Stevens Point Marjorie SwankMatthewsCarol J. Smith 1 4 8 15 8 15 9 5 0 9 6Carol J. Smith 1 9 19 8 19 7 1 3 0 8 11Carol J. Smith 3 3 12 11 12 11 0 1 0 6 6 133Carol J. Smith 0 4 21 8 20 8 0 1 0 0 8 13316 Jun 2, 1985 Stevens Point David J. Lawson Carol J. Smith 0 2 12 13 11 11 0 2 0 7 7 14417 Jun 1, 1986 Stevens Point David J. Lawson Carol J. Smith 0 6 7 17 7 15 0 1 0 7 10 16118 May 31, 1987 Stevens Point David J. Lawson Carol J. Smith 2 1 10 15 8 15 4 1 0 6 5 16719 Jun 5, 1988 Stevens Point David J. Lawson Carol J. Smith 1 6 17 8 18 8 0 0 0 3 11 17419a Feb 25, 1989 Stevens PointSpecialSessionDavid J. LawsonKevin RiceMyers20 Jun 4, 1989 Stevens Point David J. Lawson Kevin RiceMyers21 Jun 2, 1990 Stevens Point David J. Lawson Kevin RiceMyers22 Jun 1, 1991 Stevens Point David J. Lawson Kevin RiceMyers1 4 11 8 11 8 3 1 0 3 7 1761 1 3 11 3 10 1 8 0 1 8 1710 2 9 12 9 12 3 2 0 3 6 173322 Historical Sessions

Retired - TotalDeathsTransferred OutExpelledWithdrawnLocatedOrdained EldersOrdained DeaconsReceived in FullReceived on ProbationReceived by TransferReadmitted2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDate Place Bishop Secretary23 May 30, 1992 Stevens Point David J. Lawson Kevin RiceMyers0 4 7 8 7 8 1 5 0 3 10 17824 Jun 2, 1993 Stevens Point SharonZimmerman Rader25 Jun 1, 1994 Stevens Point SharonZimmerman Rader26 May 31, 1995 Stevens Point SharonZimmerman Rader27 May 30, 1996 Stevens Point SharonZimmerman Rader28 May 29, 1997 Stevens Point SharonZimmerman Rader29 May 31, 1998 Stevens Point SharonZimmerman Rader29a Oct 17, 1998MadisonSpecialSessionSharonZimmerman Rader30 Jun 2, 1999 Stevens Point SharonZimmerman Rader31 Jun 7, 2000 Middleton SharonZimmerman Rader32 Jun 6, 2001 Middleton SharonZimmerman Rader33 Jun 5, 2002 Middleton SharonZimmerman Rader34 Jun 15, 2003 Middleton SharonZimmerman Rader35 Jun 13, 2004 Middleton SharonZimmerman RaderKevin RiceMyersKevin RiceMyersKevin RiceMyersKevin RiceMyers0 4 5 9 5 7 1 0 0 1 5 1831 5 13 9 13 9 1 5 0 2 9 1900 1 10 6 10 6 0 1 0 3 12 1961 5 4 3 4 3 0 2 2 3 8 202A. Eric Norlin 1 6 13 15 13 12 0 2 0 3 13 204A. Eric Norlin 1 7 12 11 11 10 1 1 0 9 10 206A. Eric NorlinKevin RiceMyersKevin RiceMyersKevin RiceMyersKevin RiceMyersKevin RiceMyersKevin RiceMyers36 Jun 12, 2005 Middleton Linda Lee Kevin RiceMyers37 Jun 11, 2006 Middleton Linda Lee Kevin RiceMyers38 Jun 10, 2007 Middleton Linda Lee Kevin RiceMyers39 Jun 8, 2008 Middleton Linda Lee Kevin RiceMyers40 Jun 14, 2009 Appleton Linda Lee Kevin RiceMyers41 Jun 13, 2010 La Crosse, WI Linda Lee Kevin RiceMyers42 Jun 12, 2011 WisconsinDells, WILinda LeeKevin RiceMyers1 5 7 5 1 4 0 2 0 4 5 2180 9 12 15 2 13 0 1 0 4 7 2340 6 6 15 0 15 3 2 0 3 7 2410 9 10 10 1 8 1 0 0 6 14 2400 5 5 13 0 12 0 0 1 3 9 2400 5 3 7 0 7 0 2 0 3 6 2600 1 6 8 1 7 0 4 0 4 8 2610 2 9 5 0 5 1 0 3 0 6 2580 5 5 6 0 5 1 1 0 5 21 2730 3 6 6 0 5 0 2 0 1 9 2830 5 6 6 0 5 2 1 0 3 9 2770 11 13 6 0 5 0 0 0 2 14 2820 3 5 7 0 7 0 2 0 1 10 284Historical Sessions323

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRules and Policiesof theWisconsin Annual ConferenceRules Table of Contents1.0.0 Descriptions1.1.0 Conference Rules1.2.0 Conference Policy1.3.0 Definitions1.4.0 The Book of Discipline2.0.0 Annual Conference2.1.0 Membership2.2.0 Membership Tenure2.3.0 Open Meetings2.4.0 Organization of Conference Agencies2.5.0 The Conference Year3.0.0 Nominations3.1.0 Nominations Committee3.2.0 Guidelines for Nominations3.3.0 Membership Stipulations4.0.0 Program Boards4.1.0 The Six Conference Program Boards4.2.0 Organization4.3.0 Meetings4.4.0 Responsibilities1.0.0 Descriptions1.1.0 Conference Rules1.1.1 Purpose. Conference Rules shall describe the structure and membership ofthe Annual Conference agencies, and the charge to, and authority of eachConference agency.1.1.2 Amendment. Any amendment to these Rules should be presented to theRules Committee, where possible, so that ramifications can be considered.1.1.3 Floor Amendments. Any proposed amendment to these Rules from thefloor of the Conference must be presented to the members of the Conferenceat least twenty-four hours prior to the vote being taken.1.1.4 Vote Required. Amendment of the Rules shall require a two-thirds vote ofthe Conference.1.1.5 Accountability. Potential or alleged violations of the Rules shall be referredto the Rules Committee, which shall have the authority to require actions tobring bodies into compliance with the Rules. Disputes over interpretation ofthe Rules may be appealed to the plenary session of the annual conference.1.2.0 Conference Policy1.2.1 Purpose. Conference Policy consists of Conference legislative action withimplied enforceability requirements, which serves as guidelines or directivesto churches and agencies of the Conference.324 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal1.2.2 Amendment. Any proposed amendment to Policies shall be presented to theRules Committee, where possible, so that ramifications can be considered.1.2.3 Vote required. Amendments to Policies require a majority vote of theConference.1.2.4 Board and Agency Policies.a. Boards and agencies of the annual conference are authorized to developand implement policies governing their work, as long as such policiesdo not conflict with The Book of Discipline, annual conference rules andpolicies, or government laws and regulations.b. Boards and agencies shall inform the Rules Committee of any adoptionor change of its policies. The rules committee has the responsibility tocheck for any conflict with The Book of discipline, annual conferencerules and policies, or government laws and regulations. The rulescommittee shall advise the board / agency of any conflict of any suchadopted or changed policy and require actions to bring policies intocompliance.c. Board and agency policies shall be posted at one location on the annualconference web site as soon as practicable after adoption or change.1.3.0 Definitions1.3.1 Conference. Where the term “Conference” is used without a furtherdefinition or other reference, it shall refer to the Wisconsin AnnualConference of The United Methodist Church.1.3.2 Recommendation. A statement addressed to the Conference, which needs tobe voted on by the Conference.1.3.3 Resolution. A formal statement of the opinion or will of the Conferencewhich is to be voted upon by the Conference. A resolution may also be aformal statement of the opinion or will of the General Conference (510.2).The annual conference may adopt a recommended resolution that is thenforwarded to the General Conference for its consideration.1.3.4 Petition. A formal request for action by the General Conference, accordingto 507 of The Discipline.1.3.5 Agency. Shall mean any organization acting as an agent of the Conference:council, board, commissions, committee, and task force.1.3.6 Board. An entity authorized to function on behalf of the Conference to offergovernance and policy-making for the work of the Conference and relevantdepartments/agencies of the Conference, fiduciary (asset) management andoversight, and generative development (promoting the mission and vision ofthe Conference in new/different ways). Members of each board are electedby the Conference.1.3.7 Council. A decision-making body formed to develop plans and strategies tobe carried out throughout the Conference. Councils do the “big picture”thinking for the Conference, including critical analysis of costs/benefits,implications both positive and negative in the short- and long-term, and areasfor development and improvement.1.3.8 Committee. Group assembled to organize and implement specific areas offocus, and give oversight to individual pieces of the Conference’sConference Rules and Policies 325

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalwork. Committees are given both responsibility AND authority to carry outwork on behalf of the Conference and can function long-term or project-byproject.Committees can be free-standing or organized as sub-units of otheragencies.1.3.9 Commission. A group authorized to perform specific duties on behalf of theConference – generally record-keeping, governance, book-keeping(archiving), documenting, monitoring, etc. Commissions tend to beestablished for the long term to attend to important but not urgent work.1.3.10 Task Force. A group designed for a specific purpose to do work outside thenormal parameters of the Conference structure. Usually of short-termduration, task forces are given responsibility, but authority to act generallyrests with the parent organization.1.3.11 Team. A small number of peoplewith complementary skills who are committed to a common purpose,performance goals, and approach, for which they hold themselves mutuallyaccountable. Teams are formed to perform specific tasks and fulfill certainobjectives, usually given full authority to do whatever is necessary toperform effectively. Teams tend to function most effectively on projects,where there is a distinct beginning, middle and end.1.3.12 Ex-officio members. Member of an agency by virtue of holding anotherposition, and shall have the right to vote.1.3.13 Advisory members. Shall not have the right to vote.1.4.0 The Book of Discipline1.4.1 References in the Rules and Policies are to the 2008 Book of Discipline.1.4.2 Since it is the intent of the Rules and Policies to be supplementary to TheDiscipline, no provisions of The Discipline are included in the Rules andPolicies.2.0.0 Annual Conference2.1.0 Membership.In addition to those persons named in The Constitution (32), the followingpersons shall be members of the Conference to attain lay equalization:2.1.1 An Associate Conference Lay Leader, nominated by the ConferenceNominations Committee, shall be named.2.1.2 Lay chairpersons of all agencies directly amenable to the AnnualConference.2.1.3 General Conference Lay Delegates.2.1.4 Lay members of General Boards and Agencies2.1.5 One additional ethnic minority lay member elected by each congregation ormission with an ethnic minority membership in excess of 50% so as toincrease ethnic minority representation in the Conference membership2.1.6 District directors of Lay Servant Ministry and Dean of Faith Alive2.1.7Lay directors, coordinators, Conference Treasurer, and Conferencebenefits officer employed on the annual conference staff who satisfyDisciplinary requirements for Annual Conference membership.2.1.8 Two additionalyouth members between 12 and 17 years of age from eachdistrict to be chosen by the Conference Council on Youth Ministries.326 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2.1.9 Two additional young adult members age 18-30 from each district, to bechosen in a manner determined by each district.2.1.10 Additional lay members elected by pastoral charges as needed to attain layequalization according to the following formula:a. Multi-point charges, provided the member shall be elected from achurch not having representation, beginning with the largest combinedmembership charge.b. Single point charges, beginning with the largest.c. Item 2.1.10a and item 2.1.10b above shall be applied in alternatingfashion as lay equalization is calculated, continuing until equalization isachieved.d. No charge shall elect more than two additional lay members because ofthe application of rule 2.1.10.2.2.0 Membership Tenure2.2.1 The number of lay and clergy members of the Conference shall beestablished once every four years for the next quadrennium except asprovided in The Discipline.2.2.2 The Conference Secretary shall certify to the Bishop the number of laymembers of the annual conference for the following quadrennium bySeptember 1 following the regular session of the General Conference.2.2.3 The Conference Secretary shall also communicate to each charge the numberof lay members to be elected by that charge for the following quadrenniumby September 1 following the regular session of the General Conference.2.2.4 Lay members shall be elected by the local charge for a four-year term tobegin service January 1 following the regular session of the GeneralConference.2.2.5 All members (lay and clergy) of annual conference are expected to attend itssessions (602.8)2.3.0 Meetings2.3.1 A member of the Conference has the right to attend and speak at any meetingof any agency of the Conference except for closed sessions as specified inThe Discipline.2.3.2 The Workbook and the Conference Yearbook and Journal are officialpublications of the Annual Conference. Pre-Conference materials, whetherdistributed electronically, posted on the Conference web site, or printed inthe Annual Conference Workbook or members’ information packet, are notto be used for publication, press or news releases.2.3.3 Proposed agenda, arrangements and procedures for the session of theAnnual Conference shall be prepared by the Program and ArrangementsCommittee, subject to the approval of the Bishop and cabinet. Theproposed agenda and consent agenda (routine items acted upon annually)and procedures shall be presented for adoption at the opening plenary ofthe Annual Conference. Once the proposed consent agenda has beenplaced before the Annual Conference, opportunity will be given at thattime to remove items from the proposed consent agenda. Removal of anitem from the proposed consent agenda shall require at least 100 votes.Conference Rules and Policies 327

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAny items removed from the proposed consent agenda shall be placed onthe regular agenda for consideration by the Conference during a laterplenary session. The Annual Conference will then vote on the itemsremaining on the proposed consent agenda during the opening plenarysession. The Agenda Committee, through its chairperson, in consultationwith the Bishop, is authorized to make adjustments and changes in theagenda, with the approval of the Annual Conference.2.3.4 All resolutions and petitions to be considered at an Annual Conferencesession must be submitted no later than ten (10) days before the opening ofAnnual Conference.2.3.5 Except as provided otherwise in these Rules, Robert’s Rules of Order shallgovern all parliamentary procedures.2.3.6 In order to save time of the Annual Conference, no report shall be read to thehouse without first securing the consent of the Annual Conference. Thepresentation of reports shall highlight matters relating to policy andrecommendations for action.2.3.7 All substantive motions are to be presented to the Conference Secretary inwriting before the motion can be amended and action can be taken by thehouse.2.3.8 There shall be with any proposal not included in pre-Conference materials aclearly stated rationale for the establishment of any new group or programwhich shall include:a. assurance that no other body is presently responsible for that task orconcern;b. a time line including starting and ending dates;c. anticipated expenses for the period of time the group or program willexist, as well as identification of the intended funding source.2.3.9 Members and non-members of the Annual Conference will have thefollowing rights to the Annual Conference floor.a. Members: without consent of the Annual Conference, no person shallspeak longer than three (3) minutes, nor more than once on any motion,except to answer questions. Whenever possible, a speaker on one side ofan issue shall be followed by a speaker on the other side of the issuebeing debated by the Annual Conference.b. Non-members may speak only with consent of the Annual Conference;however, a professional employee of the Conference or a Conferenceagency or the chairperson of a Conference agency (who is not a memberof the Annual Conference) shall be entitled to the floor of AnnualConference not only for presenting a report, but shall also have the rightto speak to it. A lay chairperson of the Wisconsin United MethodistFoundation shall be entitled to the floor to report and to speak to theAnnual Conference. These persons shall be bound by the same rules andlimitations applicable to Annual Conference members.2.4.0 Organization of Conference Agencies.2.4.1 Each Conference agency shall organize itself, consistent with the Book ofDiscipline and Conference rules and policies (see also Rule 4.2.0). EachConference agency shall elect its officers at its first meeting after July 1 inthe year in which the regular session of the General Conference is held,328 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalusing its own procedures. Care shall be taken to provide for the inclusion oflay/clergy, male/female, and racial/ethnic diversity in electing leadership.2.4.2 Non-Agency Members. Each agency shall have the opportunity to includenon-agency members in any standing committees and/or task forces.2.5.0 The Conference Year.The Conference year shall begin on January 1 and end on December 31.3.0.0 Nominations3.1.0 Nominations Committee (610)3.1.1 Membership. There shall be a Nominations Committee of no fewer than 14and no more than 22 members, consisting of the following:a. One clergy and/or one lay person from each Districtb. One staff person nominated by the Director of Connectional Ministriesc. One District Superintendent named by the Cabinetd. The Conference Lay Leadere. Recording Secretaryf. One youth elected by the Conference Council on Youth Ministries (age12-17)g. One young adult (age 18-30)3.1.2 The membership of the Nominations Committee shall be balanced betweenclergy and laity as close to 50-50% as possible and will work to ensureracial, ethnic, age and gender inclusiveness.3.1.3 Purpose. The Conference Nominations Committee shall be the nominatingagency for all of the Conference agencies whose nomination is notprescribed elsewhere in The Discipline, or specifically prescribed for in theRules.3.1.4 Procedure. The Conference Nominations Committee will work with allConference agencies to find appropriate and effective leadership. Wheneverpossible, the chairperson of the agency, or a designated representative shouldmake contact with all potential nominees to ensure that they possess thenecessary knowledge, skills, experience and/or abilities to serve effectively.3.2.0 Guidelines for Nominations3.2.1 Size. The membership of the agencies of the Conference shall be kept asnear as possible to the minimum number required by The Discipline.3.2.2 Eligibility. Lay members of Conference agencies must be professingmembers of The United Methodist Church, except when the ConferenceRules or The Book of Discipline provide for ecumenical representation.Baptized members 18 years of age and under are eligible to serve onConference agencies. The Book of Discipline establishes eligibilityprovisions for clergy and local pastors serving on Conference agencies.3.2.3 Tenure. Nominations not otherwise specified shall be for the currentquadrennium. All Conference nominating agencies shall limit the term formembers to two consecutive quadrenniums. The lay leader shall also belimited to two consecutive terms.a. Ex-Officio Exception – One quadrennium served in an ex-officiorelationship shall not count toward tenure.Conference Rules and Policies 329

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalb. Partial terms. Service of two or more years in filling an unexpired termor vacated position shall be considered as a full quadrennial term.c. Reinstatement period. A person who is no longer eligible by reason oftenure to serve an agency may be considered for nomination andelection after four years have elapsed.3.2.4 Term of Office. Terms for members of Conference agencies begin on July 1following election. Officers from the previous quadrennium continue untilreplaced.3.2.5 Limit on Service on Multiple Agencies. A clergy or lay person shall acceptnomination and election to no more than two of the following Conferenceagencies regardless of who nominates them:a. Board of Camp and Retreat Ministriesb. Board of Church and Societyc. Board of Congregation and Circuit Developmentd. Discipleship Leadership Councile. Board of Global Ministriesf. Board of Higher Education and Student MinistryA clergy or lay person shall accept nomination and election to no more thanone of the following, and shall serve on no other Conference boards andagencies, except as an ex-officio member.g. Board of Ordained Ministryh. Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance and Equitable Compensationi. Board of Trusteesj. Council on Finance and Administration3.2.6 Ex-Officio Exception. A person may be an ex-officio member of more thanone agency listed in 3.2.5 by virtue of an office held or as a representative ofone agency to another.3.2.7 Inactive Members. Elected members are expected to fully participate in thework of their agency for the full quadrennium. A member will be considered“inactive” if they miss 25% or more of the scheduled meetings of theagency. Once a member misses 50% of the agency’s meetings in a givenConference year, the Nominations Committee in collaboration with theagency will replace the “inactive” member for the remainder of thequadrennium. Agency chairs may make exceptions for extenuatingcircumstances.3.2.8 Retired Clergy. A retired clergy person is eligible to serve on anyConference agency (or position) unless prohibited by The Discipline.3.2.9 General Agency Staff and Members. Any person of the Conference who isemployed on the staff of any General Agency or is a member of any GeneralAgency shall be an Advisory member of the corresponding Conferenceagency except when The Discipline provides otherwise.3.2.10 Maximum Replacement. So far as it is possible, no more than one-half ofthe membership of any agency shall be replaced in any given election.3.3.0 Membership Stipulations3.3.1 Lay Leadersa. Conference Lay Leader (603.9a, 607). Upon nomination by theBishop and Cabinet (including all persons who normally meet with the330 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalsuperintendents in non-appointive Cabinet session), the annualconference shall elect a Conference Lay Leader to a four-year termbeginning July 1 after the regular session of the General Conference.The Conference Lay Leader shall be limited to two four-year terms.b. Conference Associate Lay Leader (631.3). Upon nomination by theBishop and Cabinet (including all persons who normally meet with thesuperintendents in non-appointive Cabinet session and the ConferenceLay Leader), the annual conference shall elect a Conference AssociateLay Leader to a four-year term beginning July 1 after the regular sessionof the General Conference. The Conference Associate Lay Leader shallbe limited to two four-year terms in that office. The Associate LayLeader shall assist the Conference Lay Leader in the fulfillment of theprescribed duties and may be designated by the Lay Leader to representthe Lay Leader as a member of Conference boards and agencies ofwhich the Lay Leader is a member.c. District Lay Leaders (659). Upon nomination by the appropriateDistrict Superintendent, the annual conference shall elect a District LayLeader for each district to a four-year term beginning July 1 after theregular session of the General Conference. The District Lay Leadersshall be limited to two four-year terms.3.3.2 Program Boards. (609.2) Membership of the program boards shall bedetermined as follows:a. Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries (630.1c): Fifteen members,including four at large and one secretary nominated by the Board ofCamp and Retreat Ministries and ten nominated by the ConferenceNominations Committee to include the chair of the BCRM PersonnelCommittee, the chair of the Camp Team, the chair of the FacilitiesCommittee, the Sites Retreat Promoter, the BCRM communicationsofficer, and five at-large members including at least one youth, and oneyoung adult, working to ensure clergy, laity, racial, ethnic, age, andgender inclusiveness. Camp Leadership Team members (such as CampsAdministrator, Pine Lake Camp Manager, and Program Director) andCamping and Retreat Ministries Coordinator shall serve as Advisorymembers.b. Board of Church and Society (629): Members shall include sixmembers-at-large to be selected by the Board; six members nominatedby the Conference Nominations Committee; representative of theConference United Methodist Women (as specified by The Discipline);one youth; one young adult; one member from the Board of GlobalMinistries. Advisory members may include the Director ofConnectional Ministries and the Director of Communications, arepresentative of the Wisconsin Council of Churches, and arepresentative from the Commission on Religion and Race. The Boardof Church and Society will elect from within a Peace & JusticeCoordinator and a representative to the Wisconsin Council of Churches.c. Board of Congregation and Circuit Development: Members shallinclude one member selected by each ethnic caucus; eight membersnamed by the Board with experience in missional and developingConference Rules and Policies 331

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalcongregations, re-visioning congregations and regional ministries; eightat-large nominated by the Conference Nominations Committee.Advisory: one District Superintendent, and the Coordinator ofCongregation and Circuit Development.d. Discipleship Leadership Executive Team: Members shall include theDirector of Connectional Ministries, Director of Communications,Conference Lay Leader, Representative of the Appointive Cabinet, sixsub-team co-chairs – two each, one laity, one clergy for SpiritualFormation and Leadership Development, Worship and Witness, andOutreach and Service (nominated by the Conference NominationsCommittee); one youth (12-17), and one young adult (18-30). TheExecutive Team shall elect its own officers from within the ExecutiveTeam. The Discipleship Leadership Executive Team shall relate to allConference boards and agencies to help coordinate and plan programministries for the Wisconsin Annual Conference.e. The Discipleship Leadership Council (DLC) shall serve the functionof Conference Council on Ministries or Connectional Table. AllConference program boards and agencies shall designate representativesto the DLC, and at-large members may be added to include members ofracial and ethnic constituencies not otherwise present. The DLC shallinclude the members of the Discipleship Leadership Executive Teamand be chaired by the Executive Team chairperson. Representatives ofthe Conference Council on Finance and Administration, Joint Board ofPensions and Health Benefits, and Trustees shall participate as membersof the plenary DLC, while not serving as members of the sub-teams.The three main bodies of the DLC are Spiritual Formation andLeadership Development, Worship and Witness, and Outreach andService.1. Representatives to the Spiritual Formation and LeadershipDevelopment Team:Board of Higher Ed and Student MinistryBoard of Lay MinistryBoard of Ordained MinistryBoard of Camp and Retreat MinistriesChristian Education Team – Adult/Young AdultChristian Education Team – YouthChristian Education Team – ChildrenSpiritual Formation TeamCCYMCommission on Religion and RaceAdvisory: One Staff Liaison2. Representatives to the Worship and Witness TeamBoard of Congregation and Circuit DevelopmentBoard of Lay MinistryEvangelism TeamStewardship TeamWorship Arts TeamYoung Adult RepCCYM332 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCommission on Religion and RaceEthnic Local Church ConcernsCommission on Archives and HistoryCommission on the Status and Role of WomenCommission on Christian Unity and Interreligious ConcernsCommittee on Hispanic/Latino MinistriesAdvisory: One Staff Liaison3. Representatives to the Outreach and Service TeamBoard of Church and SocietyBoard of Global MinistriesHealth and WelfareCommission on Religion and RaceMission MotivationDisaster ResponseUnited Methodist WomenUnited Methodist MenCCYMYoung AdultVolunteers in MissionInternational Volunteers in MissionExtension MinistriesAdvisory: One Staff Liaisonf. Board of Higher Education and Student Ministry (634): Four atlargemembers nominated by the Conference Nominations Committee,four at-large members selected by the Board of Higher Education andStudent Ministry, two representatives from Ministries to Students inSecondary Education (biennial rotation), two students involved incampus ministry, one member named by United Methodist Women andone named by the Conference Council on Youth Ministries. Advisorymembers shall be named by The Crossing (U.W. Madison), NorthCentral College, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, the Directorof Connectional Ministries, the Conference Board of Trustees, Board ofLay Ministry, and Board of Ordained Ministry.g. Board of Global Ministries (633): one representative from eachdistrict; the Conference Secretary of Global Ministries; two members atlargenominated by the Conference Nominations Committee; theMissions Coordinator for Education and Interpretation named by theConference UMW; eight members selected by the Board of GlobalMinistries to chair the following committees: Health and Welfare,Mission Motivation, Mission Personnel, Community Ministry, DisasterPreparedness, Conference Partnership, National Volunteers in Mission,International Volunteers in Mission; four members at-large selected bythe Board; and two youth named by the Conference Council on YouthMinistries. Advisory: representative of Program Staff.3.3.3 Implications Committee (610.2). During the opening business of anAnnual Conference, an Ad Hoc Committee composed of seven shall bedesignated as the Implications Committee for that session. The seven are tobe the Chair or designate of: the Cabinet, Council on Finance andConference Rules and Policies 333

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAdministration, and Discipleship Leadership Council; the Conference LayLeader; one United Methodist youth; and two members at large (one lay andone clergy). The Conference Treasurer shall serve as an advisory member.The Bishop will select the youth and members at large, with their selectionto be ratified by the Annual Conference. The Bishop will designate thechairperson of the committee.The purpose of the Implications Committee is to review any proposal madeduring the session of the Annual Conference that would change the budgetby $10,000 or more, and to report back to the session the implications of theenactment of said proposal.The Implications Committee will provide a written summary of itsconclusions to the author/mover of the proposal prior to reporting to theAnnual Conference. The author/mover will be given an opportunity torespond following the report of the Implications Committee to the AnnualConference.3.3.4 Commission on Archives and History (641). Membership shall consistof:a. One representative from each Districtb. Up to four persons at-large, elected for their expertise, nominated by theConference Nominating Committee in consultation with theCommission on Archives and History.c. The following as ex-officio members:1. Conference Treasurer2. Conference Historian3. Conference Archivist and Historical Librarian4. Conference United Methodist Women’s Historian5. Cabinet Representative6. Director of Connectional Ministries or designated representative7. President of the Conference Historical Society8. Pastor of Greenfield Memorial United Methodist Church3.3.5 Commission on Christian Unity and Inter-Religious Concerns (642)Membership of the Commission on Christian Unity and Inter-Religiousconcerns shall include:a. Three persons appointed by the Bishop to represent the WisconsinAnnual Conference on ecumenical bodies.b. Three persons appointed by the Bishop to represent the WisconsinAnnual Conference on inter-religious bodies.c. Up to four Wisconsin United Methodist members at large chosen fortheir interest/expertise in ecumenical relationships.d. Up to four Wisconsin United Methodist members-at-large chosen fortheir interest/expertise in inter-religious relationships.e. One Wisconsin United Methodist lay or clergy member who is involvedin an ecumenical shared ministry.f. One person who is a participant in ecumenical youth ministry,nominated by the Conference Council on Youth Ministries.g. Up to four additional persons representing other judicatories with whomthe Wisconsin Annual Conference is involved in dialogue, to assurebroader ecumenical perspective.334 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalh. The Executive Director of the Wisconsin Council of Churches, ordesignate (Advisory).i. The Bishop, as chief ecumenical officer, or designate.j. Other ex-officio members as required in 642.2 of The Book ofDiscipline.3.3.6 Commission on Religion and Race (643). Membership shall consist oftwenty-three members including one member from each district, the chair ordesignate of each Ethnic Caucus, a member of the Executive Committee ofthe Conference United Methodist Women, a representative of theConference Board of Global Ministries and seven at-large membersnominated by the Conference Nominations Committee, including threespecifically selected with expertise in and commitment to the Cross-CulturalMinistry work of the Commission.3.3.7 Commission on Status and Role of Women (644) Membership shallconsist of twelve persons, at least two of whom shall be under thirty years ofage, and two shall be ethnic minorities;a. Three clergy womenb. Two clergy menc. Three lay womend. Two lay mene. One persons named by the Conference United Methodist Womenf. One youth named by the Conference Council on Youth Ministriesg. The Director of Connectional Ministries or designated representativewill serve ex officio.3.3.8 Board of Trustees (640, 2512) At each Annual Conference a slate oftrustees equal in number to the pending vacancies shall be nominated by theConference Nominating Committee to replace the class whose terms expire.Vacancies will be filled according to 2512.2 of the Book of Discipline.There shall be four classes of three members each, serving four-year terms.Though terms may overlap Conference quadrennia, the eight year (two-term)limit still applies.The names of the nominees will be submitted to the cabinet for advisement.3.3.9 Program and Arrangements Committee (610.2)a. The Conference Nominating Committee shall nominate one member ofthe Conference from each of the four regions: Capital/Coulee,Chippewa/Heartland, Metro North/South, and Nicolet/Winnebago.There shall be one youth representative from the Conference Council onYouth Ministries.There shall be twelve members-at-large selected by the Program andArrangements committee who shall have responsibility for the followingareas:HospitalityWorshipDisplays/ExhibitsChildcareEmergency Medical TechniciansConference Rules and Policies 335

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalSpecial MealsAgendaRegistrarLocal ArrangementsTechnologyAwards/RecognitionsPre-Conference BriefingsThe ex-officio members of the Committee shall be:The BishopDirector of Connectional MinistriesDirector of CommunicationsConference Youth Coordinator (elected by CCYM)Conference Lay LeaderConference SecretaryAdvisory: Conference Center Service Department Manager.b. Proposed agenda, consent agenda, arrangements and procedures for thesession of the Annual Conference shall be prepared by the Program andArrangements Committee subject to the approval of the bishop andcabinet. The proposed agenda, consent agenda, and procedures shall bepresented for consideration at the opening session of the AnnualConference.The Agenda Committee, through its chairperson, in consultation withthe bishop, is authorized to make adjustments and changes in theagenda, and to arrange for those changes with the appropriatechairperson or speakers during the sessions of the Annual Conference.c. The Program and Arrangements Committee shall provide all clergy andlay members of the Annual Conference, local church AdministrativeBoard/Church Council chairpersons, and chairpersons of AnnualConference agencies with procedures for the preparation and submissionof resolutions to Annual Conference.3.3.10 Rules Committee (610.2)a. The Rules Committee shall be composed of nine members at large.b. The Committee shall review and process all proposals for changes inConference rules and forward such proposals to the Annual Conferencefor action.c. All changes enacted by the Annual Conference shall be codified by theRules Committee for publication in the Yearbook and Journal, as well asonline.3.3.11 Board of Ordained Ministry (635)The Board of Ordained Ministry shall consist of thirty-five members,constituted in compliance with the current Discipline.3.3.12 Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance and Equitable Compensation(610.2, 625, 639)a. The Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance, and Equitable Compensationshall consist of nine lay members and nine clergy, of which at least onelay and one clergy persons shall be from churches under 200 members.The members shall be elected for the quadrennium. One DistrictSuperintendent named by the Cabinet shall also be a member.336 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalb. It shall administer Conference-supplemented pastors’ salaries except fornew church starts, mission congregations, and developingcongregations, which shall be the responsibility of the Board ofCongregation and Circuit Development.3.3.13 Committee on Petitionsa. The Committee on Petitions shall consist of seven to ten members,balancing lay and clergy as closely as possible, with at least one memberof the previous General Conference delegation or a reserve.b. It shall be the function of this committee to provide all clergy and laymembers of the Annual Conference, local church AdministrativeBoard/Council chairpersons, and chairpersons of Annual Conferenceagencies with procedures for the preparation and submission of petitionsfor General Conference as to subject matter; evaluate each petition forform, content, and implications and report them to the AnnualConference.c. The committee shall provide educational information on issueidentification and the petitioning process at the annual conferencesession two years prior to General Conference.3.3.14 Board of Lay Ministry (631) There shall be a Conference Board of LayMinistry whose purpose is to foster an awareness of the laity’s role inachieving the mission of the church, and enable and support lay participationin the planning and decision-making processes in the local church, circuits,district and Conference. The Board of Lay Ministry relates to theDiscipleship Leadership Executive Team and cooperates in a mutualministry vision with pastors, district superintendents and the Bishop. TheBoard of Lay Ministry shall consist of the following members:Conference Lay Leader (who shall be chairperson)Associate Conference Lay LeaderDistrict Lay LeadersConference Director of Lay Servant MinistriesDistrict Directors of Lay Servant MinistriesImmediate past Conference Lay LeaderConference President of United Methodist WomenConference President of United Methodist MenConference Council on Youth Ministries RepresentativeYoung Adult RepresentativeDean of Faith AliveAssociate Dean of Faith Alive3.3.15 Moving Director There shall be a Conference Moving Director named bythe Cabinet. The Moving Director shall appoint assistants as deemednecessary.3.3.16 UM Center Committee (610.2) The Committee to oversee the UM Centershall consist of three Trustees named by the Conference Board of Trustees,one of whom shall be chairperson; the Director of Connectional Ministries;and the Bishop or a representative named by the Bishop. The BuildingManager and Conference Treasurer or designee shall be Advisory to it.Conference Rules and Policies 337

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal3.3.17 Conference Personnel Committee The Conference Personnel Committeeshall be responsible for establishing and implementing policies andprocedures, salary scales and criteria for all Conference staff positions. TheCommittee shall oversee personnel searches for all Conference staffpositions other than District Superintendents and Assistant to the Bishop,work in consultation with appropriate program and administrative groupsduring the search process, and provide general oversight and coordinationfor those positions.In the case of a vacancy in the position of Conference Treasurer, the Chair ofthe Council on Finance and Administration (CF&A) will join the ConferencePersonnel Committee as a voting member for the duration of the search, anda recommendation for a new Treasurer will be made to the CF&A fornomination to and subsequent election by the Annual Conference.The Conference Personnel Committee shall consist of the following tenpersons. All except the Bishop will serve in three classes with three-yearterms per class, and shall serve no more than two (2) consecutive three-yearterms: six nominated by the Conference Nominations Committee, threedesignated by the Bishop, and the Bishop (ex officio)3.3.18 Conference Communications Committee (610.2): The ConferenceNominations Committee shall nominate up to nine members, including onemember of the Conference from each of the four regions and includingmembers nominated for their particular expertise in areas ofcommunications, such as print media, electronic media andtelecommunications. Ex-officio: Conference Secretary. Advisory: Directorof Communications.3.3.19 Conference Council on Youth Ministries (649). The Conference Councilon Youth Ministries (CCYM) shall consist of up to 24 youth members andadult advisors nominated by and from local church youth groups in eachdistrict through the Conference Nominations Committee, with attentionbeing placed on gifts and graces for leadership on the Conference level aswell as efforts being made to ensure diversity (geographically, age, gender &ethnicity) on the council. No more than two (2) CCYM members may comefrom a single church or charge. The youth Convo Design Team leaders shallbe ex-officio members of CCYM. Adult advisors, adult Convo DesignTeam advisors, and the Conference Youth Coordinator shall serve asadvisory members of CCYM. One-fourth (1/4) of the membership of thecouncil shall be adults, one of whom may be the Conference lay leader orhis/her representative. The CCYM shall attempt to adhere to the disciplinaryrecommendation to compose the council of 50 percent racial and ethnicmembers. The CCYM shall establish a working structure that represents alleight districts of the Wisconsin Annual Conference, and shall nominate aConference Youth Coordinator each year. The Conference YouthCoordinator may serve up to two full quadrennial terms (eight years).3.3.20 Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee (632) The Ethnic LocalChurch Concerns Committee may consist of one representative each fromthe Cabinet, United Methodist Women, United Methodist Men, ConferenceCouncil on Youth Ministries, Commission on the Status and Role ofWomen, Board of Congregation and Circuit Development, Board of Higher338 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalEducation and Student Ministry, Board of Church and Society and theCommission on Religion and Race. Each of the following caucuses shallname two representatives: Asian, Korean, Hmong, Hispanic/Latino, NativeAmerican, and Black United Methodists for Church Renewal. TheCommittee shall select seven at-large members representing ethnic localchurches in consultation with the Conference Nominations Committee.Advisory: the Conference Shalom Zone coordinator. Ex officio: theCoordinator of Congregation and Circuit Development or designate.3.3.21 Committee on Hispanic/Latino Ministrya. The Committee on Hispanic/Latino Ministry may consist of onerepresentative each from the Cabinet, Board of Congregation and CircuitDevelopment, Board of Global Ministries, and Board of OrdainedMinistry. Each of the following caucuses shall name a representative:African American, Asian American, Hmong, Korean, Hispanic/Latino,and Native American. The Committee shall select five representativesfrom local Hispanic/Latino Ministries, one representative from eachRegion of the Conference, and in consultation with the ConferenceNominations Committee shall nominate three at-large members. Aconference staff liaison will be an advisory member.b. It shall be the function of this committee to implement the National Planfor Hispanic/Latino Ministries in the conference.3.3.22 Conference Council on Finance and Administration (611-619). TheConference Council on Finance and Administration shall be composed ofeleven (11) voting members, with at least one layperson more than clergyincluded on the council, and including at least two lay young adults (age 18-30). The following shall serve without vote: the Conference Treasurer, theBishop, one district superintendent named by the Cabinet, the Director ofConnectional Ministries, the Director of Communications, the Director ofthe Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation and the Conference BenefitsOfficer. Any person of the Conference employed on the staff of the GeneralCouncil on Finance and Administration shall be an advisory member. Anymember of the General Council on Finance and Administration residingwithin the bounds of the Conference shall serve ex-officio.4.0.0 Program Boards4.1.0 The Six Conference Program Boards:Discipleship Leadership Council, Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries,Board of Global Ministries, Board of Church and Society, Board ofCongregation and Circuit Development, and Board of Higher Education andStudent Ministry shall be formed and function according to the followingprovisions.4.2.0 Organization:4.2.1 Membership. Each board shall elect a chairperson, a vice-chairperson, asecretary, and such other officers as it shall determine.4.2.2 Organization. Each board shall determine its own internal organization withreference to standing committees and task forces, subject to the requirementsof the Discipline (610). Chairpersons of standing committees and taskConference Rules and Policies 339

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalforces of the program boards shall be selected from the membership of theboards.4.2.3 Executive Committee:a. Shall include the officers of the board, the chairpersons of the standingcommittees, the Program Staff representative to the board, and suchother persons as shall be determined by the board.b. Shall have responsibility and authority (subject to later approval of theboard) for coordination, assignment of responsibilities, and creation oftask forces (but not of standing committees) in response to needs andrequests from districts, circuits, and local churches.4.3.0 Meetings:4.3.1. Each board shall meet at least twice annually and more as it deemsnecessary, as well as sending representatives to meet with the DiscipleshipLeadership Council twice a year for coordination, planning, budgetarydiscussions, and leadership development.4.3.2. The Executive Committee of each board shall meet as needed.4.3.3. A special meeting of a board, its executive committee, or any of itsorganizational units may be called by the bishop, its chairperson, or onethirdof its members.4.3.4. At the beginning of each quadrennium, staff members of the Ministry andOutreach Team shall provide board orientation, with a comprehensiveunderstanding of the role and function of a board and the relation of eachConference board with the General Boards and Agencies of The UnitedMethodist Church.4.4.0 Responsibilities:4.4.1. To determine its goals and priorities and to evaluate its work in light of goalsand priorities adopted by the Conference, in coordination with theDiscipleship Leadership Council.4.4.2. To develop, plan, and implement, in cooperation with the DiscipleshipLeadership Council, programs in response to and on the basis of needs andrequests of the districts, circuits, and local churches.a. Local churches or any person may communicate directly with a board.b. The boards may seek information for their work from any source.c. The boards may communicate and promote the need for a programemphasis to the Discipleship Leadership Council; but, in such cases, theboards shall develop and implement such program activities incollaboration and cooperation with the other boards and agencies of theWisconsin Annual Conference.4.4.3. To fulfill the responsibilities outlined by The Discipline or assigned to it byConference.4.4.4. To be the connecting link between the Conference and the correspondingagencies of the General Conference. By sub-division of its responsibilities,to accept the administrative responsibilities of its work, except as isotherwise provided in these Rules.340 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalConference PoliciesPolicies Table of Contents10.0.0 Finance Policies20.0.0 Conference Moving Policy30.0.0 Maternity/Paternity Leave Policy40.0.0 Diaconal Ministers’ Employment Policy50.0.0 Pastoral Compensation60.0.0 Clergy HousingPolicy70.0.0 Policy and Procedures Regarding SexualMisconduct80.0.0 Policy for Clergy Time Away90.0.0 Child Care Guidelines100.0.0 Pension Policy110.0.0 Equitable Compensation Policy120.0.0 Group Health Insurance Policy130.0.0 Church Facilities Policy140.0.0 General and Jurisdictional Conference Delegations150.0.0 Guidelines for Continuing Theological Education160.0.0 Policies about the Annual Conference10.0.0 Finance Policies10.1.0 Apportionment Formula10.1.1 The apportionment of the Conference Budget to the local churches shall bedetermined by a formula based on one-third professing membership and twothirdslocal expenses.Local church expenses are defined as all pastor’s salaries and travel, utilities,current expenses and local church program expenses.10.1.2 Each church will be discounted 25 members before this formula iscomputed.10.1.3 Newly chartered congregations shall be apportioned beginning on January 1following chartering.10.2.0 Travel and Per-diem Reimbursement10.2.1 Reimbursement at the current rate for miles driven in service of charitableorganizations established by the United States Congress shall be paid forauthorized travel to all members of Conference agencies, said mileagereimbursement to be paid to drivers only.10.2.2 Mileage reimbursement for employees of the Conference shall be at thestandard business mileage rate established by the Internal Revenue Service.10.2.3 Local churches shall pay their pastor(s) a vouchered travel expense for alllocal parish ministry, with mileage reimbursed at the current IRS businessmileage rate.Conference Rules and Policies 341

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal10.3.0 General Conference ApportionmentsThe Conference Treasurer shall pay General Conference Apportionments intwelve monthly installments of equal amount on or about the last day of themonth.10.4.0 Conference Budget10.4.1 The Conference budget, presented to the Conference by the Council onFinance and Administration, shall not increase over the previous year’sbudget in any given year more than the percentage increase in theConference total of local church expenses for the previous year (i.e. the mostrecent previous year for which complete figures are available).10.4.2 The budget shall be presented in line items and graphic form and shall bedistributed with pre-Conference materials.10.4.3 The budget shall indicate the percent of the total budget represented by eachof the five major expense categories.10.4.4 Should the Council on Finance and Administration determine that receiptswill be inadequate to meet emerging needs or unforeseen circumstances(612.7), the Council will consult with agencies receiving budgeted fundsbefore adjusting payment appropriations or schedules. Adjustments that aremade will be reported to the next session of the annual conference forratification.10.5.0 Line of Credit10.5.1 The Council on Finance and Administration is authorized to borrow up to acumulative total of $500,000 to pay current budget expense.10.5.2 Determination of the schedule of borrowing will be made by the ConferenceTreasurer, as authorized by the Council on Finance and Administration.10.5.3 The Council shall report annually on the maximum amount borrowed,interest rates, the total interest paid on borrowed funds, and the lendinginstitution.10.6.0 Cash ReserveThe Council shall establish a goal of 10% of the Conference budget as thecash reserve.10.7.0 District Superintendents’ Compensation10.7.1 District Superintendents’ salaries shall be set at 126% of the ConferenceAverage Compensation, rounded upward to the next $100.10.7.2 The Base Housing Allowance, which is to be paid in addition to salary, shallbe set at 35% of the Conference Average Compensation.10.7.3 The net sale proceeds and future income from the sale of district parsonagessold July 1, 1997 and after will be held in escrow for use in providingDistrict Superintendents’ housing allowances.10.7.4 The annual conference contribution to the health insurance premium costsfor district superintendents will be provided at the same percentage as thatestablished by the Conference Personnel Committee for the annualconference staff.10.8.0 OverexpenditureAll expenditures above and beyond the pre-approved Council on Financeand Administration spending plan will be charged against the Conference342 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalagency’s following year’s budget, unless approved for inclusion in thecurrent year by the Council on Finance and Administration. The Council onFinance and Administration has the authority to require compliance with thespending plan.10.9.0 Solicitation of Funds10.9.1 No solicitation of funds from local churches or members thereof shall bemade by any agency, organization, church, or individual related to theConference without the program having been examined and recommendedby the Council on Finance and Administration then approved by the AnnualConference.10.9.2 The request of the following agencies to solicit funds has been approved:Conference Board of Trustees; Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance andEquitable Compensation; Commission on Archives and History; Board ofCamp and Retreat Ministries; and the Board of Global Ministries forConference institutions.10.9.3 The Conference has granted permission to local campus ministries to solicitfunds from local United Methodist churches under the supervision of theBoard of Higher Education and Student Ministry.10.9.4 The Conference has granted permission to the Conference Council on YouthMinistries to solicit support for the Youth Service Fund from local churchyouth groups.10.9.5 The Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation has been approved to solicitfunds within the Conference.10.9.6 When a project is an Advance Special approved by the Conference, theCommittee on Mission Motivation of the Board of Global Ministries is givenand assumes responsibility for the solicitation of funds.10.9.7 When an Advance Special project desires to solicit funds directly, i.e., otherthan through the policies and procedures of the Committee on MissionMotivation of the Board of Global Ministries, the request for permission tosolicit funds shall be submitted to the Committee on Mission Motivation ofthe Board of Global Ministries for recommendation to the Council onFinance and Administration.10.9.8 In the case of program agencies, requests for permission to solicit funds shallgo first to the Discipleship Leadership Council for recommendation to theCouncil on Finance and Administration, and the Conference for approval.10.9.9 No more than one Capital Fund Campaign shall be promoted or carried outby the Wisconsin Conference during any one calendar year. (Campaign isdefined here as fund raising efforts where a general solicitation is expectedand churches are assigned a “fair share goal.”)10.10.0 Apportionment Adjustment10.10.1 Purpose-The goal of the Wisconsin Conference is to have every churchparticipate fully in the mission of The United Methodist Church by paying100 percent of its apportionment asking.The purpose of the Apportionment Adjustment procedure is to assistchurches which have not paid their apportionments in full to develop a planfor full apportionment payment in the future.Conference Rules and Policies 343

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal10.10.2 Applicants-A church becomes a potential recipient of an ApportionmentAdjustment when the church did not pay its apportionment in full during thepast year or anticipates its inability to pay its apportionment in full for thecurrent or coming year.10.10.3 Process- The full policy is available from the Conference Board ofCongregation and Circuit Development (BCCD). The first step for the localchurch in the process of obtaining an Apportionment Adjustment iscompletion of the Apportionment Adjustment request form (obtained fromthe BCCD or District Superintendent). Following approval by the FinanceCommittee and the Administrative Board/Council, the form and supportingpaperwork are submitted to the District Superintendent.a. The District Superintendent will initiate a process with the local church toassist them in developing a plan to return to full apportionmentpayment. (Apportionment Adjustments will not normally be granted fora period exceeding four years.)b. The Apportionment Adjustment Request is reviewed and a revisedapportionment is established by the Board of Congregation and CircuitDevelopment and approved by the chairperson of the Council onFinance and Administration. Actions taken on the ApportionmentAdjustment request shall be communicated by the Board ofCongregation and Circuit Development to the Conference Treasurer, theDistrict Superintendent, and the local church.10.10.4 Follow up-A yearly report reflecting the progress made by the local churchtoward returning to full involvement in the mission of the church, includingfinancial support through full apportionment payments, shall be presented atthe annual church/charge conference and forwarded to the Board ofCongregation and Circuit Development.Approved Apportionment Adjustments shall be indicated on the local churchbudget.10.10.5 Apportionment Adjustment for New Faith Communities Developmenta. A “New Faith Community” may be a new church start intended toeventually be a stand-alone ministry or it may be a second site ministryor multi-cultural new faith community within the parent church notintended as a stand-alone ministry.b. Eligibility: All established local churches (whether as an individualcongregation, a collaborative of local churches, or a circuit) that haveapproved an intentional new faith start-up plan of either a new churchstart, or a second site ministry or multi-cultural new faith communitywithin the parent church, through their Church Conference, theWisconsin Cabinet, and the Board of Congregation and CircuitDevelopment, are eligible for an apportionment adjustment under thispolicy.c. New funds expended for all parent church budget line items directlypertaining to new faith community development, including staff salaries,will be included on a graduated rate over the first eight years in theconference apportionment formula calculations.344 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journald. Staff salaries affecting apportionment adjustments will be calculated onthe percentage of time spent with the new faith communitydevelopment.e. New members electing to join the parent church while fully and directlyparticipating or leading in the new faith community will be included ona graduated rate over the first eight years in the church’s membership forapportionment calculation.f. Evaluation: Apportionment adjustment requests from parent churchesnew faith community start-ups will be evaluated and approved annuallyby the Board of Congregation and Circuit Development.g. Apportionments of new faith communities and parenting churches willbe phased into full apportionments over eight years.10.11.0 Budgeting for Multi Year Programs10.11.1 When a Conference agency budgets using apportionment funds for programsthat are multi-year in nature, they shall choose either of the following twomethods of budgeting for those programs and use that method consistentlythroughout the program’ s life.10.11.2 Like all other Conference programs, a separate budget is established eachcalendar year, and any and all apportionment funds and participant fees notspent at the end of that year are transferred to the Conference’s cash reserve.10.11.3 A separate budget is established for the period of the program. The balanceof revenues (including apportionments provided for the program andparticipant fees) over expenses (or expenses over revenues) is carriedforward (through the use of a balance sheet account) to each subsequent yearuntil the end of the program period. At the end of that period, any and allapportionment funds and participant fees from all the years not spent aretransferred to the Conference’s cash reserve.10.12.0 Participant Fees10.12.1 When participant fees are charged as part of a Conference agency program,participant fees are required to be used in full before any apportionmentfunds are available for the program.10.12.2 Participant fees collected that are in excess of the cost of a program areavailable for the sponsoring Conference agency to spend as it determines isin the best interest of its mission. Such funds can be carried over to thefollowing calendar year (through the use of balance sheet accounts).10.12.3 In the case of multi-year programs budgeting on a multi-year basis, theparticipant fees are treated according to policy 10.11.3 and may be carriedover until the end of the program.10.13.0 Church Closings (2548)10.13.1 When a church is discontinued orabandoned, proceeds from sale of its property shall first be applied tomaintenance, legal and other closing-related costs incurred by theConference Trustees.10.13.2 Assets and/or net sale proceeds from closed churches shall then next beapplied toward any unpaid apportionments of the former congregation fromthe current and previous year.Conference Rules and Policies 345

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRemaining net proceeds from the sale of discontinued church property willbe administered by the Board of Congregation and Circuit Development.Forty-Five percent (45%) of the net sale proceeds from the property saleshall be deposited into a New Faith Endowment account, withearnings/capital gains to be administered by Board of Congregation andCircuit Development for starting new faith communities in the WisconsinAnnual Conference. Any remaining assets of the discontinued congregationalong with 50% of the net sale proceeds shall be deposited with the NewFaith Immediate Use Fund administered by the Board of Congregation andCircuit Development for development of new faith communities in theWisconsin Annual Conference.10.13.3 Five percent (5%) of the net proceeds from the sale of discontinued churchproperty shall be deposited into the Discontinued Church Disposal Reserve.The Discontinued Church Disposal Reserve will be available to theConference Trustees. It may be used to cover any excess expenses overreceipts which are incurred for maintenance and closing costs related to thedisposal of abandoned and discontinued churches, which are not otherwiseincluded in the Conference budget. Assets in the reserve that exceed$100,000 will be added to the New Faith Immediate Use Fund.20.0.0 Conference Moving Policy20.1.0 General Guidelines20.1.1 Only insured carriers shall be employed.20.1.2 All intra-Conference moves shall be with a firm listed with Project Equality,if possible.20.1.3 All intra-Conference moves shall be scheduled in consultation with theCabinet.20.1.4 The Moving Director shall rule on requests for “do-it-yourself’ equipment.20.1.5 The Moving Director shall give assistance to clergy in making claims againstmoving firms.20.1.6 The expenses of the director’s office shall be paid from the moving expensefund.20.2.0 The Moving Expense FundThe Moving Expense Fund will be part of the Conference Budget. Themoving expense of a pastor appointed to a local church in Wisconsin or to aparagraph 344.1a extension ministry with pension paid by the WisconsinConference, lay person on the Conference program staff and any lay personemployed by the Conference shall be paid from the Moving Expense Fundaccording to these rules:20.2.1 The pastor shall pay costs for weight over 12,000 pounds. Note: Thisassumes the pastor shall sort and discard many items of questionable valuebefore moving.20.2.2 Each pastor is responsible for his/her own packing. A $200 packingallowance is available to each pastor. Unused packing allowance may applyto overweight costs.20.2.3 All moves will be limited as follows:a. Transportation for household goods from origin to destination.346 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalb. Payment for the following items will not be authorized by theConference:1. Altering or cleaning of rugs and drapes.2. Moving of boats, trailers, second automobiles, motorcycles, etc.3. Dismantling and installation of television antenna, swing sets, etc.4. Moving fireplace wood, lumber, patio blocks and bricks.5. Moving animals of any type.6. Moving unusually bulky collections of extensive personal items.7. Maid service.8. Piano tuning.c. Where there are two pastors in the same household an extra 3,000pounds of weight and the pick-up of a second office contents should becovered by the Conference Moving Fund.d. Pick-ups at both the pastor’s home and office are standard.e. In addition to the “carriers limited coverage” provided without costwhich insures each item at 60 cents per pound, the Conference shallpurchase for each pastor the “Extended Coverage.” This coverage valuesthe total load at $1.25 per pound and costs 50 cents per $100 valuation.Interested parties should communicate with the committee concerningpossible changes in the insurance coverage of Conference moves.f. Pastors will be billed by the Conference Treasurer for costs of exceedinglimits and will pay the same to the Conference Treasurer.g. The Moving Director shall furnish an evaluation form to each familymoving to be returned to the Moving Director after a move. This wouldbe in addition to the form the moving company furnishes.h. Exceptions to the Conference Moving Policy may be made by the voteof the Cabinet.i. Reimbursement for out-of-state moves must be approved by the cabinet.20.3.0 Other Moving ExpensesThe church the pastor is currently serving will cover the following expenses:Phone calls necessary to deal directly with the move, primarilyconversation with the Moving Director, District Superintendent and keyleadership in the new appointmentThe moving pastor will be responsible for the following expenses:Personal long distance calls related to the move (e.g. checking onschools, summer recreational programs, housing, etc.)Food, travel, and lodging expenses to the new community to visit, seekhousing, if necessary, and finally, to relocateThese moving expenses covered by the pastor may be claimed asmoving expenses for income tax purposes if allowed by IRS guidelinesFurther details regarding change of pastor are covered in P50.0.0 forsalary and Sabbatical Sunday policies and P60.0.0 for clergy housingpolicies.30.0.0 Maternity/Paternity Leave Policy (356)30.1.1 Upon approval by the Pastor/Staff-Parish Relations Committee and theDistrict Superintendent, maternity/paternity leave may begin prior to theConference Rules and Policies 347

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalbirth or arrival of the new child when time is needed for preparation or toaccommodate physical complications. The entire leave, however, may stillnot exceed thirteen weeks.30.1.2 During the maternity/paternity leave, all normal pastoral responsibilitiesshall be cared for by an interim pastor or other person designated by thePastor/Staff-Parish Relations Committee in consultation with the districtsuperintendent.The pastor-on-leave may care for emergencies in the church(es) during theleave, if she or he chooses, in consultation with the interim pastor.It shall be understood that the pastor-on-leave remains the one underappointment to the charge.30.1.3 It is recommended that the pastor-on-leave, the district superintendent, theinterim pastor and a representative of the Pastor/Staff-Parish RelationsCommittee meet at least once during the course of the maternity/paternityleave to evaluate the effectiveness of the leave and make any adjustmentsnecessary.30.1.4 During a maternity/paternity leave, the local church(es) shall either:a. Maintain the salary of the pastor-on-leave throughout thematernity/paternity leave; orb. Maintain the salary of the pastor-on-leave for no less than the first eightweeks of the leave and utilize some budgeted salary and travel fundsfrom weeks nine to thirteen (if these weeks are part of the leave) to payfor interim pastoral services.c. In either case, all other benefits shall be maintained throughout theleave.30.1.5 Church(es) may request that the Conference Council on Finance andAdministration appropriate Conference funds to cover expenses of interimpastoral care, up to a maximum equal to 10% of the current minimum salaryfor Conference members. Any request for such funds must be made inwriting by the Pastor/Staff-Parish Relations Committee and be approved bythe Cabinet. Any charge which receives Conference funds for extraexpenses of pastoral care during a maternity/paternity leave shall file awritten financial record of the leave with the district superintendent and theConference Council on Finance and Administration following thecompletion of the leave.40.0.0 Diaconal Ministers’ Employment Policy40.1.0 Guidelines for Employment40.1.1 Job DescriptionA job description and conditions of employment are essential and shall be inwriting and agreed to by both employer and employee.40.1.2 Base Salarya. The base salary for a diaconal minister should be equivalent to theminimum salary for ordained ministers with similar experience andtraining.b. Salary should be negotiated at a higher or lower level depending onlevel of experience and training.348 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalc. There should be an annual review of salary by the Staff-Parish RelationsCommittee or by the employing agency.d. The Diaconal Minister should receive an increase that is at least equal inpercentage to that granted to the clergy of the Conference as set forth inthe report of the Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance and EquitableCompensation.40.1.3 Pensiona. The diaconal minister shall be enrolled in a pension plan.b. The United Methodist Personal Investment Plan is recommended.40.1.4 Health PlanIf a health plan is needed, the church should supply major medical and healthcoverage for the individual or family.40.1.5 Continuing Educationa. A program of continuing education throughout his/her career is requiredby the Wisconsin Conference Board of Ordained Ministry of the personwishing to continue in the office of Diaconal Minister.b. In most cases the Diaconal Minister’s continuing education programshould allow for leaves of absence for study at least one week each yearand at least one month during one year of each quadrennium.c. Such leaves shall not be considered as part of the diaconal minister’svacation.d. A sum of 1% of the annual salary or $200.00, whichever is greater,should be provided annually by the employing agency for continuingeducation.40.1.6 Travel AllowanceProvision for travel allowance should depend upon the job description andshould be a part of the original agreement.40.1.7 HousingHousing or housing allowance if provided for the Diaconal Minister shouldbe reported to the IRS as salary and should be an addition to the base salary.40.1.8 VacationYearly vacation time with pay should be four weeks.40.1.9 Leaves of AbsenceLeaves for sickness, emergency and maternity/paternity should be a part ofthe original agreement.40.2.0 Connectional Privilegesa. The privilege of working with the larger church in Connectionalrelationship should be given as needed and requested.b. If the demand becomes exceptional, the Diaconal Minister shouldaccount for and explain his/her Connectional responsibilities on anannual basis and help the local church understand the need for suchactivities.c. Concern felt by the employing agency relative to time spent inConnectional activities should be a part of discussion at the time ofemployment and annual evaluation.Conference Rules and Policies 349

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal40.3.0 Evaluationa. There shall be an annual evaluation of job performance and ofconditions of employment when a Diaconal Minister is employed.b. The Diaconal Minister should be involved in the process of evaluation.c. In a local church evaluation should be done by the Staff-ParishRelations Committee using the process developed for ordainedministers.50.0.0 Pastoral Compensation50.1.0 Support categories shall include:1. Cash salary (see P110.1.0)2. Parsonage, parsonage allowance, or housing allowance (see P60 andP60.14)3. Utilities4. Vouchered travel expense, (see P10.2.3)5. Health and disability insurance (see P120.0.0)6. Pension (see P100.0.0)7. Vacation (see P80.0.0)8. Continuing Education (see P150.0.0)50.2.0 Salary Termination - The last Sunday in June will be the final Sundayserved by a pastor in his/her current appointment. June 30 shall be theconcluding date for the pastor’s compensation in the charge currently beingserved. The first Sunday in July shall be a “Sabbatical Sunday” for allpastors and charges in transition. The affected congregations shall beresponsible for securing pulpit supply for that day. The second Sunday inJuly shall be the first Sunday in the pulpit for incoming pastors. It shall bethe responsibility of the charge to pay the compensation of the returning orin-coming pastor beginning July 1 of each year. The District Superintendentin consultation with the pastor and the charge involved shall determinetermination date for payment of compensation of pastors moving into or outof the Conference.In the event of a mid-year appointment, one Sunday between termination andcommencement of the appointment shall be considered a “SabbaticalSunday.” “Sabbatical Sunday” shall not be counted as part of the pastor’svacation.60.0.0 Clergy Housing Policy60.1.0 General60.1.1 Whether building a new parsonage, purchasing existing housing for aparsonage, or correcting an existing parsonage, the parsonage should provideattractive and comfortable living space for an average-sized family.60.1.2 Energy efficiency and minimum maintenance should be high priorities inparsonages.60.1.3 In new parsonages, as well as existing ones, energy saving installationsshould be considered.60.1.4 Parsonages should provide a model in values consistent with Christianstewardship.60.2.0 Minimum Requirements60.2.1 Living room at least 200 square feet.350 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal60.2.2 Three bedrooms at least 11 feet by 11 feet.60.2.3 Modern kitchen with ample built in cupboards and work area for foodpreparation.60.2.4 Utility area with water conditioning as needed, stationary tubs, hookup forautomatic washer-dryer, space for interior and exterior clothes lines.60.2.5 Dining area sufficient to seat at least eight persons.60.2.6 Adequate closet space in each bedroom, near front and rear exits, and forgeneral cleaning equipment such as vacuum cleaners.60.2.7 Adequate heating for each room and adequate cooling, especially inbedroom areas. Zoning for areas should be considered to save energy.60.2.8 Two car garage with adequate storage for lawn and garden equipment.60.2.9 Recently inspected wiring, plumbing and heating and, if necessary, broughtup to current code.60.2.10 One and one-half bathrooms.60.3.0 Other considerations60.3.1 Parsonages are provided for living space for pastoral families and not for thepurpose of church activities.60.3.2 Wherever possible, parsonages should be handicap accessible and in theplanning or purchasing of a parsonage, serious consideration should be givento a bedroom and bathroom on the first floor.60.3.3 In no case should bedroom space be planned or utilized in below groundareas unless windows of such size as to provide safe and easy egress to theoutside are provided adjacent to bedroom areas.60.3.4 Fire walls shall be installed around the furnace when bedrooms are nearheating units.60.3.5 An office shall be provided in the church building unless specific exemptionis granted by the cabinet.60.3.6 Each charge shall have a telephone line independent from the parsonagetelephone line.60.4.0 Minimum Parsonage EquipmentStoveRefrigeratorDrapesCarpeting or RugsHardware for over-sized windowsTelevision antenna, cable or satellite hook-up, and internet installation (Theclergyperson pays monthly bills.)Telephone which is unique to the parsonageWasher and dryerCarbon monoxide detectorsSmoke detector60.5.0 Annual Equipment InspectionParsonage equipment owned by the local church should be inspectedannually by the Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and Trustee chairpersonsand repaired or replaced before deterioration affects operation.Conference Rules and Policies 351

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal60.6.0 Inspection at MovingUpon moving, the out-going pastor shall have the condition of the parsonageinspected by the Pastor-Parish Relations Committee chairperson and theTrustee chairperson. The condition of the parsonage for the in-coming pastorshall be the responsibility of the congregation.60.7.0 Parsonage Care60.7.1 Responsibilitya. The charge and pastor share a common goal of maintaining adequate,comfortable, well-kept residential surroundings.b. Each party assumes certain responsibilities and tasks to meet this goal.c. Each person involved as a resident should recognize that we holdparsonages in trust and that certain tensions can be expected whenindividuals or families live in homes that are not their own, or whenthey have responsibility for the care of people in homes that belong tosomeone else.d. Experience has shown that consideration and communication can makesuch tension work for rather than against churches and pastors.e. These guidelines are designed to assist in clarifying responsibilities andin encouraging communication.60.7.2 Parsonage Maintenance - Multiple Point Chargesa. The charge shall have a joint parsonage committee. The committee shallbe made up of representation from all churches in the charge. Thecommittee’s duties, at a minimum, will be:1. To do an annual inspection of the parsonage, as per Policy 60.5.0.2. To meet as necessary to review, and as needed, plan maintenancefor the parsonage.b. Expenses for maintenance shall be shared by the churches in the charge.60.7.3 Communication Plana. The resident is expected to share in initiation of actions when parsonagemaintenance needs emerge and in follow-through of such actions.b. The resident, however, has limited power to act.c. Parsonage Committee members, or Trustees, or members of theStaff/Parish Relations Committee should be assigned to care forparsonage property.d. The designated person or persons should be the individual(s) to whomthe pastor turns regarding maintenance needs.e. When such designated persons do not act within a reasonable period oftime, the pastor shall report maintenance concerns to one or more of thefollowing bodies: the Pastor-Parish Relations Committee, the Trustees,the Administrative Council.60.7.4 Occupancya. The parsonage is provided for the pastor and his/her family.b. It is expected that they shall have the same options of having guests andentertaining that would be inherent in the occupancy of any familyhome.c. Residents shall not sublet or make the home, or parts thereof availablefor an extended period without the approval of the AdministrativeCouncil.352 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journald. Because of the tax exempt status of parsonages, partisan political signs,etc., may not be displayed publicly thereon. Pastors and families areencouraged to find other appropriate ways to express their values andconvictions in the electoral process.60.8.0 Parsonage Damage60.8.1 When damage or destruction beyond normal wear and tear occurs to theparsonage or equipment, the Pastor/Staff-Parish Relations Committee shallcall such a matter to the attention of the pastor and negotiate the means bywhich refurbishing or restoration shall be done.60.8.2 When damage oruncleanness beyond normal wear and tear results from pets, the Pastor/Staff-Parish Relations Committee shall follow the same process as in60.80.1.60.8.3 For any damage beyond normal wear and tear, anagreement for payment of expense shall be worked out and put in writing.(See also P60.9.3)60.8.4 If a dispute over charges occurs or ifpayment is not made as per the agreement, the District Superintendent shallintervene.60.8.5 If it is evident that no change occurs in patterns of damage to the parsonageor equipment,or if a pastor leaves an appointment where persons or pets haveabused the property, a report shall be filed immediately with the DistrictSuperintendent.60.8.6 That report shall be shared with the pastor with the recommendation that asecurity deposit of no less than $250 shall be required upon the receipt of anew appointment.60.8.7 The security deposit shall be kept in the local churchtreasury, to be returnedwhen that pastor moves and has provided evidence that the parsonage hasbeen properly cared for.60.9.0 Procedure for Approval of Repairs and Maintenance60.9.1 Emergenciesa. The pastor determines the nature of the emergency (leaks, water heaterfailure, safety hazard such as electric shorts, flooding, etc.)b. The pastor calls the chairperson of the appropriate committee or thePastor-Parish Relations Committee chairperson immediately.c. The pastor proceeds on his/her own initiative when the situationdemands and advises appropriate persons as soon as possible of theemergency.d. A list of electricians, plumbers, etc. acceptable to the church should beprovided to the pastor for purposes of emergency contact and bedelivered to the new pastor on the day of arrival in the parsonage by theTrustee chairperson or another delegated by the chair.60.9.2 Routinea. Requests for repair may be initiated by the pastor, by the Pastor-ParishRelations Committee and Trustee chairpersons on their annualinspection, or by the parsonage committee or others designated to carefor the parsonage.b. The local church may provide the pastor the right to have or makerepairs up to a designated dollar amount.Conference Rules and Policies 353

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalc. Major repairs or improvements are to be made in consultation with allappropriate bodies.60.9.3 Damage caused by the parsonage family’s negligence shall be paid for by thepastor.60.10.0 Local Church ResponsibilitiesThe Local Church will be responsible for:a. Cleaning of drapes and carpets at the time of occupancy or one timeduring occupancy.b. Painting and general upkeep of all buildings, storms, doors, and screensthat are part of the parsonage.c. Repair to all buildings on the parsonage property.d. Upkeep and repair of appliances, plumbing, heating units, fireplaces,and fixtures that are a part of the building or are furnished by theappropriate body.e. Maintenance and installation of all walks, drives, steps, gutters, andgrades to provide drainage, convenience, and safety.f. Replacement, major pruning or treatment of shrubs and trees on theproperty.g. Care and inspection when house is unoccupied between moves ofpastors. Pastors will be expected to care for the property when they areon vacation.h. Inspection of the property on an annual basis by the Pastor-ParishRelations Committee and Trustee chairpersons as per The Discipline.i. Radon testing and appropriate remediation60.11.0 Pastor ResponsibilitiesThe Pastor will be responsible for:a. Normal cleaning, polishing, and maintenance of all interior surfaces,including cleaning of drapes and carpeting with steam vacuum, wherepossible.b. Prompt reporting of emergencies or unusual circumstances and needs.c. Semi-annual cleaning of downspout and gutters (spring and fall).d. Regular cleaning and replacement of furnace filters (recommendedmonthly cleaning of filters and quarterly replacement is recommendedon most units), and oiling of bearings as prescribed.e. Regular routine pruning and watering of shrubs.f. Keeping grounds presentable and provide for trash and waste disposalconsistent with the area. Mowing and other normal outdoor careconsistent with good appearance and safety including the furnishing ofnecessary equipment.g. Pastors will not make permanent attachments to walls, shelf surfaces,appliances, etc., without consultation with the assigned appropriatebody.h. Pastors will not add permanent structures to the ground without priorapproval of the appropriate body.i. Maintenance of smoke alarms and fire extinguisher.60.12.0 Accessory Items Provided by the Local ChurchIn each parsonage the following appliances and conveniences will besupplied:354 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journala. Drapes (to be chosen and changed in consultation between pastors andthe appropriate churchbody).b. Shades in all windows where needed.c. Storm doors, windows and screens in good repair.d. Range and refrigerator (with freezer compartment).e. Wiring for all regular appliances.f. Power lawnmower and power snowblower in special cases only.g. Television antenna or the installation of cable or satellite TV.h. Smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, and fire extinguisher.60.13.0 Pastors are expected to provide the followinga. Humidifiers and dehumidifiers, and other accessories for reasons ofhealth and convenience, unless required because of some unusualcircumstances connected with the location or type of building.b. Fuses, light bulbs, and other small items connected with day-to-daycomfort and convenience.c. If desired, subscription service for cable or satellite TV.60.14.0 Guidelines For Housing Allowances60.14.1 All pastors serving full-time in local churches, and all Conference clergystaff members and district superintendents shall be provided either aparsonage or housing allowance. Pastors living in a parsonage may, with theconsent of the congregation, designate a portion of their compensation as aparsonage allowance for IRS tax purposes.60.14.2 A housing or rental allowance shall be negotiated between the pastor andcongregation in consultation with the district superintendent (whereapplicable), or in the case of a Conference clergy staff person or districtsuperintendent, with the approval of the appointee, the Personnel Committee,the Council on Finance and Administration, and the cabinet. Full-time clergyserving on the Conference staff shall receive the same Base HousingAllowance as the District Superintendents.60.14.3 It shall be understood that this agreement shall not be a primary factor inconsideration for future appointments for either party.60.14.4 In setting the housing allowance the following shall be included:a. An amount to cover the utilities in an average three bedroom home ingood condition in that community. The term “average” will vary withcommunities and shall be open to negotiation.b. An amount to cover, at least, the principal and interest that would berequired for an average three bedroom home in good condition in thecommunity after a down payment of no less than 15% and a twenty-fiveyear mortgage.c. For persons desiring rental living, the allowance shall be cost of rental,plus utilities, or:1. The rental value of the type of a home in the community theordained person is expected to live in.2. Plus, the actual cost of utilities3. Plus, the amount of incidental home costs related to home forbusiness purposes.Conference Rules and Policies 355

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe total housing allowance may not exceed the smaller of the two methodsof determining housing allowance.60.14.5 If a local church provides a housing loan for a pastor, provision shall bemade by the pastor involved to guarantee repayment of that loan in full priorto moving to a different charge.a. Such guarantee (as a second mortgage or other collateral) shall be madein writing upon receipt of the loan and shall be agreed upon by thechurch or charge Conference in consultation with the districtsuperintendent.b. A pastor shall be responsible for securing mortgage insurance payable tothe church equal to the amount of the church provided loan.60.14.6 If the existing parsonage is sold by a local church intending to provide ahousing allowance, the proceeds from that sale shall be invested (exceptwhere legal restrictions prevent it) until such time that a church Conferenceand the district superintendent shall decide a parsonage is no longernecessary on that charge.The interest from that investment may be used to underwrite the housingallowance.60.14.7 The charge shall allow the pastor who receives a housing allowance to livewhere he/she chooses. If the pastor chooses to live outside of thecommunities served, he/she must receive the consent of the Pastor-ParishRelations Committee and the district superintendent.60.14.8 A housing allowance shall be subject to annual approval of the ChargeConference.60.14.9 The Charge Conference shall not have the authority to reduce the housingallowance without negotiation with and the consent of the pastor and districtsuperintendent.60.14.10 Expenses of searching for a home are the responsibility of the pastor unlessotherwise negotiated.70.0.0 Policy and Procedures Regarding Sexual MisconductI. PurposeThe Wisconsin Annual Conference stands against all unacceptable behaviorsas identified in 2702 as chargeable offenses, particularly noting sexualabuse, sexual harassment, and sexual immorality as unacceptable behaviors.II. ScopeThis Policy and Procedures shall apply to ordained and licensed clergy,diaconal ministers, lay employees, volunteers, and church members of theWisconsin Annual Conference and its churches. It shall be distributed to alllocal churches.III. Theological AffirmationsA. Children of GodAll human beings are children of God and deserve respectful, non-violatingrelationships. No one should be exploited in any way, including sexually.B. Nature of the church356 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe church is to be a place of safety and encouragement for all itsparticipants. Sexually exploitative and disrespectful behavior violates thisbasic principle.IV. Chargeable Offenses for sexual misconduct (2702)A. Sexual harassmentB. Sexual misconductC. Sexual abuseD. Child abuseV. Judicial Proceedings (2701)All chargeable offenses are entered initially as judicial complaints, whichwill be taken seriously and may lead to a change of Conference relationship.(2702)VI. Responsibilities of the ConferenceA. Officers of the Conference will follow The Book of Discipline in working onevery complaint. Both the complainant (the accuser) and the respondent (theaccused) will be treated respectfully.B. Should a complainant or respondent so desire, s/he has the right to select asupport person and/or advocate who may or may not be from the advocatestrained by the church ( 362.1b and 2701.3)C. The Conference will assist as necessary all parties to set up systems of caregiving to provide support during the complaint process.D. The Conference shall protect the confidentiality of all parties throughout theprocess.VII. Misunderstandings and False AccusationsThere is some fear concerning the issues of misunderstandings and falseaccusations; therefore, care shall be taken by those involved in the process todetermine the validity of a complaint and the appropriate response.VIII. Covenant ResponsibilityA. A single person beginning or continuing a romantic relationship with a singleperson with whom she or he has a pastoral relationship bears the full burdenof demonstrating there is no exploitation in that relationship.B. All church professionals, like other professionals such as therapists andcounselors, should avoid a romantic relationship with a counselee past orpresent.C. God’s forgiveness is available to all who have sinned and who repent of theirsin. Church leaders involved in sexual misconduct may receive thisforgiveness like anyone else. Forgiveness does not mean that one can avoidthe consequences of actions which follow professional misconduct.D. Sexual misconduct has a dramatic effect on its victims. Perpetrators whothink their behavior can go unnoticed or who use threats or inappropriateauthority to silence their victims are in serious error.ProceduresI. Procedures for Response to Sexual MisconductA. If You Believe Misconduct has Happened to You1. Seek immediate medical care if necessary and report the event to theproper authorities.Conference Rules and Policies 357

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2. Write down (or report to someone who will write down) exactly when,where, and what happened. Documentation of the allegation must showthe merit of the grievance.3. Sign and have the report sent immediately to the District Superintendentor, if s/he is the accused, to the Bishop. If the Bishop is the accused thereport should be sent to the President of the Jurisdictional College ofBishops.4. Whatever level of violation has occurred, you have the right to seek outa support person and/or advocate to help you understand the complaintprocess. You have the right to have your advocate with you at any timeduring the process.5. Confidentiality is extremely important. Respect for all parties involvedassists one to avoid retaliation and liability from defamation charges.6. Avoid contact with the accused to protect yourself from futureviolations.7. Be assured that the District Superintendent and the Bishop will take youseriously. The Book of Discipline directs their role to make certain thatchurch law is followed (362). Questions about the process are alwaysin order.8. You are encouraged not to give up on the church or your faith in Godeven though both may be difficult or seemingly impossible to you at thistime.B. If You are the Accused1. No matter what allegation is made, treat it seriously.2. Avoid contact with the complainant.3. When a complaint has been alleged, you are encouraged to seek out asupport person and/or advocate to help you understand the complaintprocess. You have the right to have your advocate with you at any timeduring the process.4. Confidentiality is extremely important. Respect for all parties involvedassists one to avoid retaliation and liability from defamation charges.5. You may request up to thirty (30) days to prepare a response to theallegations, and do have thirty (30) days to prepare for a hearing on thecomplaint (2704).6. Request the written complaint and all supporting materials. Gather allyour own materials, such as; correspondence, calendars, notes, names ofwitnesses, to assist you in preparing your response.7. The Bishop and Superintendent will presume innocence (unless youacknowledge the complaint is accurate) until the conclusion of allprocesses (362). The Book of Discipline directs their role to assure thatchurch law is followed (404). Questions about the process are alwaysin order.8. Fair Process under 362 and 2701 begins when a complaint is signed.No action may be taken to change a person’s Conference relationshipunless a complaint is signed.9. You are encouraged not to give up on the church or your faith in Godeven though both may be difficult or seemingly impossible to you at thistime.C. If Specific Behavior is Reported to You358 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal1. By law, child abuse including sexual misconduct with a minor is to bereported to the proper civil and church authorities.2. Help the one making an allegation to determine if a response to thisincident through the church complaint process would be appropriate.Alert the complainant to this Policy and Procedures.3. If the allegation is a criminal or civil law violation, assist the person toreport it to the proper civil and church authorities.D. If You Observe Inappropriate Behavior1. Write down or report to someone who will write down exactly when,where, and what happened.2. Follow the guidelines above (see Procedures I.A).II. Responding to the ComplaintA. Confidentiality is critical to protect both the complainant and respondentfrom further harm. Both parties must be protected from retaliation and falseaccusation.B. The complaint must contain the date, time, place, and events alleged to havetaken place.C. Witnesses and potential witnesses noted by the complainant may beinterviewed. Facts must he obtained and be specific (when, where, and whathappened).D. The complainant reviews the complaint and investigative material. Thecomplainant may withdraw the complaint at this point or sign the complaintand send it to the District Superintendent/Bishop/President of theJurisdictional College of Bishops (hereafter known as Recipient).1. If the Recipient finds the complaint and supporting materials not inorder or inappropriate, the complainant will be contacted forclarification or additional materials or ask the complainant to considerwithdrawing the complaint.2. If the Recipient finds the complaint and its supporting materials in order,a copy is sent to the Bishop, the respondent is contacted stating there is acomplaint, informs him/her about Fair Process rights and the right tohave a support person and/or advocate, encourages him/her to gather asupport group, and negotiates a time and place to present the materials.No action may be taken to change the Conference relationship of therespondent without these materials.E. Investigation may be undertaken by the respondent. Whatever evidence isnecessary to respond to the complaint and its supporting material will beobtained. Witnesses and potential witnesses noted by the respondent may beinterviewed.F. The respondent reviews the evidence gathered and determines his/herresponse to the complaint which is given to the Recipient. The Book ofDiscipline 362 and 2701, protects the rights of the respondent.1. If the respondent acknowledges guilt, then s/he may look at variousoptions such as: entering into voluntary negotiations with the Recipientseeking mediation, remedial actions, withdrawal from ministry, orchurch trial.2. If the respondent denies the complaint, the Recipient has the responsibilityto: end the matter, refer it to the Pastor-Parish Relations CommitteeConference Rules and Policies 359

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journaland/or to mediation by trained neutral third parties who are not membersof the supervisory structure of the Conference for mediation, or forwardthe complaint (362.1d).G. If the Recipient is unable to obtain a voluntary resolution satisfactory to allparties and a complaint is sent to the appropriate body, the administrative orjudicial process of the church as set forth in The Book of Discipline willproceed. (362 and 2701).III. Policy and Procedure ReviewA. General Conditions1. This Policy and Procedures Document becomes the Policy andProcedures of the Wisconsin Annual Conference when adopted by theConference.2. This Policy and Procedures will be superseded by The Book ofDiscipline at any points where they are in conflict with it.3. When action is taken that appears to be in conflict with The Book ofDiscipline, clarification may be requested of the District Superintendentwith appeal to the Bishop.B. Review1. This Policy and Procedures Document is open to annual review forimprovement for effectiveness and to meet Conference needs as theycontinue to evolve in this area.2. Suggestions for improvement are to be addressed to the Bishop who willdirect them to the appropriate body for consideration and presentation tothe succeeding Conference Session.3. New interpretations of church law by the Judicial Council or changes bythe General Conference will immediately be enforced by the Bishop,with notification to the Conference through normal channels. Thosechanges will be sent to the appropriate body for integration into thisPolicy and Procedures Document. (Updated 2002)80.0.0 Policy for Clergy Time Away [258.2(16)]80.1.1 All persons under appointment to local churches and agencies of theConference are to have a minimum of one-month (4 Sundays) vacation,including those in part-time appointments.80.1.2 All clergy are to have at least one full day (24 hours) a week for time off.80.1.3 The time which the clergyperson spends in continuing education, theconference camping program, mission projects or youth/young adultministry programs shall not be counted against vacation time.90.0.0 Child Care GuidelinesEach Conference agency has the responsibility to provide dependent carereimbursement as needed for all meetings and activities.100.0.0 Pension Policy100.1.0 Clergy Retirement Security Program (CRSP), as adopted by the 2004General Conference of the United Methodist Church100.1.1 Contribution Base shall be the Participant’s Plan Compensation, as definedby CRSP.100.1.2 Church contribution rate for the Defined Contribution component ofCRSP shall be 3% of the Participant’s Plan Compensation.360 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal100.1.3 Church contribution rate for the Defined Benefit component of CRSPshall be an additional percentage of the Participant’s Plan Compensation, setannually by the Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance, and EquitableCompensation, to meet the annual amount billed to the Wisconsin AnnualConference by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits to fund theDefined Benefit component.100.1.4 Funding for CRSP is by direct payment by each charge to the WisconsinAnnual Conference.100.1.5 Hardship Cases. The Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance, and EquitableCompensation will review needed financial assistance in the event offinancial hardships.100.2.0 Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP) administered by the General Boardof Pension and Health Benefits of the United Methodist Church and found inThe Conference “Comprehensive Protection Plan Adoption Agreement.”100.2.1 Funding for CPP is by direct payment from each charge to the WisconsinAnnual Conference.100.2.2 All Full and Associate Members appointed to Sabbatical will be enrolled inCPP for a maximum of one year with the premium paid by the Conference.100.2.3 All Full, Provisional, and Associate Members appointed to Attend Schoolafter having previously served under appointment by the Conference to alocal church may be enrolled in CPP if the Member pays the premium.100.2.4 Student Local Pastors are not eligible to participate in CPP.100.2.5 Clergy on Leave of Absence are not eligible to participate in CPP.100.2.6 Clergy from other denominations who are appointed full time to a localchurch may choose to participate in a death and disability benefit plansponsored by their denomination. The local church will contribute to thisother denominational plan, with the amount paid not to exceed the CPPpremium amount.100.2.7 Full Members serving in Extension Ministries may participate in CPP at theemployer’s expense but only if the employer signs a CPP AdoptionAgreement with the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits.110.0.0 Equitable Compensation Policy (342)110.1.0 Formula.The formula for establishing the minimum salary shall be the MinimumSalary for the previous year, plus the Cost of Living Factor determined bythe Federal Government for Social Security purposes, plus 1%.110.2.0 Eligibility110.2.1 In situations where a less than full-time appointment is made, the JointBoard will, under the provisions of 342.2 of The Book of Discipline,consider a claim for salary support, provided the other requirements for suchsupport are met. Part-time and student appointments will be supported usingthe same criteria as regular full-time appointments.110.2.2 Churches/charges served by retired members of Conference who areappointed as supply pastors are not eligible for Equitable Salary support.Conference Rules and Policies 361

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal110.3.0 Equitable Compensation Level110.3.1 The maximum amount of Equitable Compensation Support shall be 20% ofthe base salary of the pastor under appointment to that charge.110.3.2 In extraordinary situations where the Bishop and Cabinet find it advisable tomake an appointment requiring Equitable Salary Compensation beyond the20% maximum this may be granted upon request of the Cabinet andapproval of the Joint Board.110.3.3 All requests made for Equitable Compensation Support will be tied to theamount of apportionments paid by the charge. If all other circumstances ofthe request are in order, the following rules will apply:a. Charges that have paid 100% of their previous year’s apportionmentsbefore the cut-off date set by the treasurer’s office will receive 100% oftheir Equitable Compensation request for both salary and pension.b. Charges who have paid less than 100% of their previous year’sapportionments before the cut-off date set by the treasurer’s office willreceive a reduced amount:1. Support paid for January-June: Amount paid will equal the amountapproved multiplied by the percent of the previous year’sapportionments paid by the cut-off date.2. Support paid for July-December: If a local church paid 100 percentof their apportionments in the previous year, they shall be paid 100percent of the approved equitable compensation amount for July-December. If a local church did not pay 100 percent of theirapportionments in the previous year and has not paid at least 50percent for the current year by June 30, the equitable compensationamount paid shall equal the amount paid for January-June. If alocal church did not pay 100 percent of their apportionments in theprevious year, but does pay 50 percent for the current year by June30, they shall receive the full amount approved. In addition, acatch-up payment shall be made to bring the total annual amountpaid equal to the total amount approved for equitable compensation.These rules will apply to all charges requesting Equitable Compensation.However, the Committee on Equitable Compensation reserves the right togrant exceptions to these rules when special circumstances arise.110.4.0 Continuation of Equitable Compensation110.4.1 A charge may normally receive Equitable Compensation support for no morethan five consecutive years, with an annual reduction of 20% of the originalrequest each year.110.4.2 If the Bishop and Cabinet find it advisable to continue an appointmentrequiring Equitable Compensation beyond the normal schedule of fiveconsecutive years, this may be granted upon request of the Cabinet andapproval by the Joint Board, for a maximum of three (3) additional years at alevel determined by Bishop and Cabinet as approved by the Joint Board.120.0.0 Group Health Insurance Policy120.1.1 Participation. All three-quarter and full-time pastoral charges and pastorsare required to participate in the health insurance plan.362 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal120.1.2 Church Contributions. Churches shall contribute at least 72% of monthlyuniversal premium for every person under appointment that is serving atleast three-quarter time in the local church. All participating pastoral chargeswill pay the same premium for every pastor, regardless of single or marriedstatus, or number of dependents.120.1.3 Premium Changes. The Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance and EquitableCompensation shall adjust the premium rates when financially necessary.120.1.4 Lay employees of the Conference and the local churches may be enrolledinto the Conference Group Insurance Program. Such employees must work30 hours per week or more. Local churches will be billed for 100% ofapplicable premium per employee. Enrollment must be within 30 days ofemployment.120.1.5 Surviving spouse of an Active Clergy Person. In the event of the death of afulltime, active (not retired), clergy member under appointment serving alocal charge in the Wisconsin Conference and enrolled in the ConferenceHealth Insurance Plan at the time of death, at the request of the DistrictSuperintendent the Joint Board will pay from the Emergency HardshipAccount the total health insurance premiums in full for three months and willpay 50% of the premiums for nine additional months for surviving spouseand dependent children. Following this twelve-month period, the survivingspouse is eligible to participate in the Conference Health Insurance Plan, andshall receive a subsidy equal to the amount that a surviving spouse wouldreceive if the clergy had died during retirement after age 65 provided that theclergy was a member of the Annual Conference prior to December 31, 2009.Such payment shall come from the Emergency Hardship account.120.1.6 The Wisconsin Annual Conference will fund retiree health insurancepremiums for participating pastors and lay employees of the WisconsinAnnual Conference who formally retired after December 31, 1998, based onyears of service in the United Methodist or other Methodist denominationsas outlined below. (Those who retired on or before December 31, 1998 willbe treated as having at least 25 years of service.)a. Beginning January 1, 2009 the Wisconsin Annual Conference willsubsidize the Medicare Supplemental Health Insurance premium for 1)those clergy members of the Wisconsin Annual Conference and theirspouses who were members prior to December 31, 2009, based on theiryears of service; and 2) Wisconsin Conference lay employees for whomthe Wisconsin Conference was the salary-paying unit and wereemployees prior to December 31, 2009, based on their years of service.b. Beginning January 1, 2010, the Wisconsin Conference will subsidize55% of the Medicare Supplemental Health Insurance premiumforeligible retirees and their spouses who are 65 years of age and older andthe retiree entered the retired relationship with at least 25 years ofservice. The retiree must be 65 years of age or older for the spouse’scoverage to be subsidized. Beginning January 1, 2011, the subsidy willbe 50%.c. Beginning January 1, 2009, the maximum subsidy amount theWisconsin Conference will pay for the Medicare Supplemental HealthConference Rules and Policies 363

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalInsurance premium for eligible retirees and their spouses who are 65years of age and older will be $3,000 per year per participant.d. Beginning January 1, 2010 the Wisconsin Conference will subsidize18% of the active premium for eligible retirees and their spouses whoare less than 65 years of age and the retiree entered the retiredrelationship prior to January 1, 2002 with at least 25 years of service. e.For eligible retirees with fewer than 25 years of participation, thepercentage subsidized by the Wisconsin Conference for eligible retireesand their spouses will be as presented in the tables (below), rounded tothe nearest whole percent.364 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRETIREE’S HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUMS IN 2011Age at Year ofRetirementWithout MedicareConference Pays withMedicareLess than 60years of age60 – 64 years ofage65 years andabove1-9 years of service = 0%10 and above = .46% per yearof serviceMaximum of 11.5% ofpremium1-9 years of service = 0%10 and above = .68% per yearof serviceMaximum of 17% of premium1-9 years of service = 0%10 and above = .68% per yearof serviceMaximum of 17% of premium1-9 years of service. = 0%10 and above = 2.0% per yearof serviceMaximum of 50 % of premium1-9 years of service = 0%10 and above = 2.0% per yearof serviceMaximum of 50 % of premium1-9 Years of Part. = 0%10 and above = 2.0% per yearof serviceMaximum of 50 % of premiumFor those retiring during the five-year period below, premium support will bedetermined as follows:Retiree Premium Payment Phase-InYear Proportion From Pre 1-1-1999 Policy1999 80% 20%2000 60% 40%2001 40% 60%2002 20% 80%2003 0% 100%Proportion From CurrentPolicy120.1.7 For clergy or lay employees of the Wisconsin Annual Conference retiringafter December 31, 2001, the Conference will not provide any funding ofhealth insurance premiums for retirees or their spouses until the retiree iseligible for Medicare.120.1.8 Retirees must have a minimum 5 consecutive years of qualified participationwith the Wisconsin Conference group health insurance plan immediatelyprior to retirement to be eligible for retiree coverage.130.0.0 Church Facilities Policy130.1.0 Minimum StandardsLocal churches in the Wisconsin Conference will meet the followingrecommended minimum standards:a. Indoor plumbing/restroom, running water with at least one flush toiletb. Electricity which meets building codec. A heating system with thermostatd. Handicap accessibility to building codee. Carbon monoxide detectors to meet building code or Life Safety Codef. Smoke detector to meeting building code or Life Safety CodeConference Rules and Policies 365

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalg. Lighted exit signsh. Radon testing and appropriate remediation130.2.0 Remedial FundingLocal churches which do not meet these standards may apply to theConference Trustees for supplemental financial assistance to correctdeficiencies. A church requesting assistance must participate in the costthrough a minimum 1/3 matching funds, or equivalent labor and materials.Churches requesting assistance with improvements will be required tosubmit the results of a structural inspection by a Wisconsin certifiedinspector to verify the soundness of the building, along with a copy of theirtreasurer’s report and audit. Priority will be given to requests in descendingorder of the minimum standards listed. Requests for financial assistance areto be submitted to the Conference Trustees by April 1, with grants forapproved projects released by May 1, each Conference year.140.0.0 General and Jurisdictional Conference Delegations140.1.0 Nominations and Elections:140.1.1 Lay and clergy United Methodists of Wisconsin who are interested inelection as General and Jurisdictional Conference Delegates may submitbrief biographical sketches of themselves which will be distributed by theConference Secretary in the pre-Conference materials. The ConferenceSecretary shall present the balloting procedures during the opening plenaryof an election year session for adoption by the Annual Conference. Inaddition to the delegates elected to the General and JurisdictionalConferences, there shall be four clergy and four lay reserve delegates electedto the Jurisdictional Conference.140.2.0 Organization of Delegation:140.2.0 Organization of the Delegation:140.2.1 Following election of the General and Jurisdictional Conference delegates,the Bishop or a person designated by him/her shall convene such delegation,including the reserve delegates to Jurisdictional Conference, at a time andplace set by the convener. The convener shall preside at this delegationorganizational meeting until a secretary pro tem of the delegation is elected,who shall call the next meeting of the delegation. At that next meeting of thedelegation, the chair and other officers shall be elected from among thedelegation membership, as well as election of the members of theJurisdictional Committee on the Episcopacy for the following quadrennium.The chair of the delegation shall be elected alternating quadrenniumsbetween the clergy and lay members.140.2.2 Travel expenses for delegation meetings shall be paid from the AnnualConference delegation budget. The General Council on Finance andAdministration (GCFA) pays travel expenses and per diem relating to theGeneral Conference attendance directly to delegates. Expenses of the firstlay and clergy reserve delegates will be paid from the delegation budget,following the same policies as followed by GCFA for delegates. The NorthCentral Jurisdiction (NCJ) pays travel expenses and per diem relating toJurisdictional Conference attendance directly to delegates. Expenses of thefirst clergy and lay reserve delegates will be paid from the AnnualConference delegation budget, following the same policies as followed bythe NCJ for delegates.366 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal150.0.0 Guidelines for Continuing Theological Education150.1.0 Statement of PurposeThe Board of Ordained Ministry is committed to providing support servicesto the clergy of The Wisconsin Annual Conference of The United MethodistChurch in continuing education and formation for ministry150.2.0 Interpreting The Spirit Of The DisciplineThe 2008 Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church states,“Throughout their careers, clergy shall engage in continuing education forministry, personal development, and spiritual formation and growth in orderto lead the church in fulfilling the mission of making disciples for JesusChrist. This shall include carefully developed personal programs of studyaugmented periodically by involvement in organized education and spiritualgrowth activities.” (351.1) The spirit of this policy is to motivate clergy toparticipate in educational opportunities and events throughout their time inprofessional ministry and the intent is to enable life-long learning leading togrowth in competence and effectiveness throughout a clergy person’s career.150.3.0 Minimum Standard for Continuing Education150.3.1 The basic unit of measurement for continuing education shall be called aCEU (Continuing Education Unit).150.3.2 A CEU is defined as ten contact hours (instructional session or itsequivalent) under qualified leadership.a. The session is designed with specific educational objectives for equippingthe clergy person to do ministry. Distinction is made between continuingeducation versus spiritual growth that is a component of our covenant ofclergy orders and fellowship for continued growth in the Spirit. Forexample, learning techniques of spiritual discipline can earn CEU’s;practice of spiritual disciplines as in a house of prayer or in a retreatdoes not earn CEU’s – it is part of the practice of ministry.b. The session is designed to train a member of the clergy tolead/teach/preach, for example, Bible Study, Stephen Ministries,leadership training events, preaching classes, etc. When the clergy ispreparing material in order to be the leader/teacher/preacher with theexpertise and qualifications for leading/teaching/preaching a class, thistime does not earn CEU’s; the students who are being equipped tolead/teach/preach through participation in the event earn CEU’s.c. If the mission trip or event does not offer a CEU, the person asking for CEcredit will report the content, leader, and number of contact hours ofparticipation to the Chair of the Nurture and Formation of Clergy Teamof the Board of Ordained Ministry.150.3.3 It is assumed that programs sponsored by an agency of the GeneralConference, Jurisdiction, Annual Conference, or District-sponsored events aswell as programs offered through accredited ecumenical or communityservice institutions will have qualified leadership and thus qualify for CEUcredit.Conference Rules and Policies 367

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal150.4.0 RequirementsThe following persons are required to receive a minimum of one CEU peryear and at least four CEU’s per quadrennium:• Local pastors who have completed the Course of Study• Elders in full connection under appointment• Deacons in full connection under appointment• Diaconal ministers under appointment• Associate Members under appointmentFor persons serving less than full time under appointment, the number ofCEU’s will be determined on a prorated basis. For example, a person servinghalf time under appointment would be required to receive a minimum of .5CEU per year and at least two CEU’s per quadrennium.150.4.5 Minimum Continuing Education AllowanceThe minimum continuing education allowance for every clergy person underappointment to a local church or the Conference staff shall be 2% of theminimum salary for ordained clergy persons in full connection in any givenyear, rounded up to the next $100.150.5.0 Exemptions From Continuing Education Requirements?150.5.1 Persons under appointment who are involved in academic study such as D.Min. and Ph. D. programs, Course of Study School, college degree andseminary degree programs150.5.2 Clergy enrolled in an accredited Clinical Pastoral Education program150.5.3 Clergy on Leave of Absence150.5.4 Clergy serving as chaplains in a war zone150.6.0 Earning the Required Number Of CEUs150.6.1 Seminar/Conference/Workshop Participation: attending programs thatlist the total CEU credits available in their registration material.150.6.2 Study Travel: traveling, with the number of contact hours of lecture anddiscussion under qualified leadership counting. NOTE: Repeat trips to thesame place will not qualify. Ten contact hours of lecture and discussionequals one CEU.150.6.3 Distance Learning, including online classes: participating electronically orby telephone under qualified leadership. Ten contact hours of instruction orits equivalent equals one CEU No more than one CEU per year may beearned in this manner.150.6.4 Professional Reading: reading related to the knowledge and competencyareas of scripture, theology, church history, church polity, pastoral care, orother skill areas essential to the practice of ministry are acceptable. NOTE:Daily Bible reading, devotional materials, normal reading for sermonpreparation and leisure reading are encouraged but are NOT consideredcontinuing education. Twenty hours of reading and reflection is equivalent toone CEU. No more than one CEU per year may be earned in this manner.The books read shall be reported on the Continuing Education Report Form.150.6.5 Mission Trips: experiencing a mission trip under qualified leadership andappropriate accountability. The nature of the trip, the number of contact368 Conference Rules and Policies

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journalhours, and a listing of the qualified leadership shall be included on theContinuing Education Report Form.150.7.0 Accountability150.7.1 The Clergy Continuing Education Report is the instrument of accountabilityand shall be submitted annually with the charge conference reports eachyear. The Regional Offices will then forward the report of each clergy personto the Chairperson of the Nurture and Formation of Clergy Team of theBoard of Ordained Ministry.150.7.2 The report form shall be made available on the Conference website.150.7.3 The Clergy Continuing Education Report will be reviewed by theChairperson of the Nurture and Formation of Clergy Team and a report willbe given to the Bishop and Cabinet for those clergy who do not meet theestablished guidelines for Continuing Education. The Bishop, Cabinet,and/or Conference Board of Ordained Ministry may take appropriate actionfor persistent failure to comply with these Continuing Education Guidelines.160.0.0 Policies about the Annual Conference160.1.1 The Program and Arrangements Committee of the Wisconsin AnnualConference shall be authorized to establish the location of the WisconsinAnnual Conference sessions for the years 2010 through 2012.160.1.2 Conference agencies are encouraged to voluntarily post their approvedmeeting minutes on the Wisconsin Annual Conference web site.160.1.3 Congregations shall pay the expenses of their clergy and lay members toattend sessions of the Annual Conference to the extent that those expensesare not covered by the Conference.Editor’s Note: To suggest changes to these Rules and Policies, please contact:George Affeldt, ChairpersonWisconsin Conference Rules Committee130 S. S. Water St., Unite 310Milwaukee, WI 53204-4303414-727-6882George27@voyager.netConference Rules and Policies 369

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2011 Offerings and Ingathering ResultsINGATHERING GIVING TOTALS:• Health Kits 2,458• School Kits 551• School Bags 887• Cleaning Buckets 440• Harbor House Kits 707• Preemie Caps 670• Layettes 197OFFERINGS RECEIVED:•Ordination Service ..................................................................................................................$1,943.41•Opening Worship ..................................................................................................................$1,012.18•Commissioning Service............................................................................................................$1,199.24•Pennies for Angola ..................................................................................................................$5,810.39$7,199.192011 Recognitions and AwardsCOMMISSION ON ARCHIVES AND HISTORYAWARDS FOR YEARS OF SERVICE - 201125 Years:Jean Wanek BartlettDan R. DickStephen G. GrovesKathleen L. JuryPenny L. RobbinsDavid SeatonP. Kay WelschHer Yang50 Years:Arland C. AverillFranklin J. BlockC. James ChristensenClyde S. CrossMilton H. FordGeorge R. PackardPaul J. ReinholdDavid C. Steffenson60 Years:Wilmer T. BloyVerlyn C. HarrH. Loren LewisEarl F. LindsayOwen E. Miller70 or more years70: M. Stanford Strosahl71: Lloyd P. Foster74: Marvin A. Schilling76: Solomon G. Cramer• Baby Sweaters 204• Birthing Kits 66• Blankets 17• Medical Supplies 6 boxes• Hospital Gowns 96• Comfort Dolls 105• Diapers 487370 Offerings, Awards and RecognitionsYears of Service Not PreviouslyRecognized:26: Steven A. Kaehr26: Jim Wilson27: Susan Patterson-Sumwalt28: David W. Blackmer28: Carl R. Doersch29: Forrest S. Clark31: Donald L. Greer31: Domnik D. Israel32: David P. Carlson32: Michael K. Morning33: Michael D. Gray-Ehnert33: Linda Vance34: Rebecca Neal Niese34: Richard L. Olson34: Deborah A. Thompson35: Kevin A. Johnson37. John C. Stubbs38: Harvey B. Delery38: Melvin G. Vance41: Bruce O. Babcock41: Alan R. George46: Bartlett C. Beavin47: William L. Dushek47: John W. Eldred48: David L. McRoberts49: Mary Beth Byrne49: Shirley F. Clement49: James D. Pfannenstiel51: Erwin G. Teichmiller54: LeRoy W. Mielke61: Milton O. Siewert

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalDenman Evangelism Award for Work in EvangelismDenman Awards are given to lay and clergy persons who are nominated by UnitedMethodists in Wisconsin for their outstanding ministry in the area of evangelism. HarryDenman, in whose memory the awards are named, was a lay United Methodist whosepersonal witness and invitations may have brought more people to Christ and His Churchthan any other person in the last century. The awards are made possible by the Foundationof Evangelism, which was founded in 1949 by Dr. Denman.The Denman Awards – named for evangelist Harry Denman – were first awarded in 1981 toclergy and laity displaying exceptional commitment to, and practice of, Christian Evangelism.Recently, the award has been expanded to include youth. On rare and special occasions,the Denman Award is granted not only to individuals but to organizations whose effortsspread the good news of Jesus Christ, regularly touch lives and invite people into meaningfulrelationship with Jesus Christ. Schools, seminaries, clinics, and relief organizations arerecognized, and this year the review panel, with approval from the cabinet, proud torecognize the outstanding evangelism of our two camps – Pine Lake and Lake Lucerne.Perry Saito AwardGiven by the Wisconsin United Methodist Federation for Social Action to individuals whodemonstrate their loyalty to Christ through faith and work to further justice and peacethrough the United Methodist Church. The 2011 Award Recipients are:Janet EllingerRev. Ellinger graduated from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in 1985 and cameto Wisconsin, serving Hammond-Martell-New Centerville for 6 years, Eau Claire: LakeStreet for 6 years, then four years as District Superintendent of the Heartland District. Janetis celebrating her 10th year appointed to River Falls UMC.Janet was first elected a General Conference delegate in 2000, where she went to theCleveland jail following her arrest during a plenary session with 28 others for “disruptinga lawful meeting.” Janet and her colleagues, including her brother who was then a districtsuperintendent, stood in opposition to the Book of Discipline language excluding gaysand lesbians from the full life of the church. Janet continues to be a leader in the fightagainst discrimination. During Janet Ellinger’s ministry, the River Falls congregation hastransformed their building to be more welcoming through a major renovation. They havealso transformed their hearts by becoming a Reconciling Congregation in February, 2011.Janet’s faithful presence and ministry stood as a plumb line during this process. Janet isalso active in the River Falls Restorative Justice program.Perry G. HuyckPerry G. Huyck began his career in social work with Southeast Wisconsin Homes, whichwere group homes for adolescents. He went on to direct Pride Community Center in theRiverwest neighborhood of Milwaukee. In 1981 the board of directors of United MethodistChildren’s Services hired Perry as the new Executive Director. In his tenure he has guidedthe agency from a group home for teenage moms, to its current multifaceted ministry withpeople that many people in society don’t see or chose to ignore. These ministries includea transitional living program, the largest emergency food pantry in Milwaukee County,affordable rent housing, state licensed childcare, and convening the Washington ParkPartners sustainable neighborhood initiative.In 2010, under Perry’s leadership, UMCS served over 50,000 people living in poverty.He attempted to serve at least as many people living in relative wealth by helping themrecognize that there is a complex reality at the base of poverty and that it requires resourcesand a willingness to see beyond simple assumptions and blame to meet human need.Offerings, Awards and Recognitions371

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalThe Thelma W. Gregg AwardThe Thelma W. Gregg Award is named for a lay woman from Wauwatosa Avenue UMC whodemonstrated Christian commitment in tireless promotion of the missionary outreach of theChurch. The award includes a financial gift to be designated to an Advance project by therecipient.Holly Morse has been a member of the United Methodist Church of Whitefish Bay for over30 years. She and her husband Dan raised their three children, Jenny, Ty, and Katie in thechurch. Holly has always been involved in the life of the congregation and deeply committedto missions. She has taught Sunday School, confirmation and high school Sunday School.She was a volunteer on over 10 mission trips to ASP - the Appalachia Service Project withthe church’s youth. “Participating in these ministries was life changing,” says Morse. Holly’sfaith and relationship with Christ is at the center of her life. She was a member of a women’sBible Study group that meet at 6 am every week for years. Her energetic and contagiousspirit is drawn to a life of compassion and ministries of mercy.A number of years ago Holly approached her pastor saying she was feeling led to newministry opportunities. Knowing of Holly’s love of people, commitment to mission and spiritualleadership abilities she was asked to prayerfully consider starting a new on-going ministrycalled FaithWorks. The concept was simple. Build a ministry where once a month peopleof all ages and all abilities can come together for fellowship, devotion and sent out into thecommunity to serve. No on-going commitment, no particular expertise - just a willingnessto be the hands and feet of Christ in the world. FaithWorks would be based on the passagefound in James, “What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if you say you have faith but donot have works Can faith save you Faith by itself, if it has no works, is dead. James 2.14,17 Holly said YES and has been the coordinator of the FaithWorks ministry for severalyears. Every second Saturday children, youth and adults come together for an incrediblebreakfast and share in fellowship, partake in devotions and prayer and then go out into theworld to serve. Some of the places of service include United Methodist Children’s Services,Northcott Neighborhood House, Guest House, Repairers of the Breach, Joy House, RescueMission, Salvation Army, Agape Community Center, Hunger Task Force and visiting thehomebound.When told she was to be the recipient of the Thelma W. Gregg Memorial Fund Award for hercommitment to mission through FaithWorks Holly said, “Being recognized for FaithWorksis one of the greatest awards I could ever receive. The ministry, the relationships withcommunity ministries and relationships with people in the church has been one of the mostsignificant and meaningful things I have ever done.” In fact, if you will look at Holly’s resumefilled with accomplishments, FaithWorks is listed. Holly has chosen Northcott NeighborhoodHouse to be the recipient of the cash gift that comes from this award. Holly will not be ableto be at Annual Conference to receive the award as she is fulfilling an academic honor -being chosen to read AP exams. However, her FaithWorks family celebrated with her beforeshe left Milwaukee and the congregation will celebrate her award on September 18. MacWeddle and staff from Northcott will be present in worship that day when Rev. DeborahThompson from the Conference Office presents the award to Holly during worship.During the day, Holly is an exceptional Spanish teacher at University School in Milwaukee.Over the years she has been the recipient of numerous awards. One of her greatest passionsis her work with indigenous children in Panama. In the past years she has formed twofoundations to support Panamanian malnourished children. One of the foundations supportsher leading mission trips of high schoolers every summer to work with an orphanage inPanama and the children in the surrounding area. The second foundation provides directsupport to these families.372 Offerings, Awards and Recognitions

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalLove in Action AwardThe Love in Action Award is presented by the Disaster Response Committee to recognizeoutstanding commitment and passion to God’s mission through disaster response and relief.Still Waters Community UMC is the 2011 recipient of the Love in Action Award.Still Waters Community UMC is a relatively young church and a large part of their identityas a faith community is their evolving mission outreach program sponsored by our SocialAction and Missions (SAM) Team. Wisconsin Conference sponsored- Volunteers in Missionwork camps have provided consistent opportunities for mission work, community fellowship,and personal and spiritual growth. This mission- energized congregation has encouragedthe SAM team to seek more regular local mission possibilities. Local church leaders,trained by the Wisconsin Annual Conference, provide the avenue to assemble a localchurch team quickly for disaster relief. SAM participates in Habitat for Humanity buildingprojects, provides food for regional food pantries, meal services for shelters, InterfaithCaregivers for seniors, provides food and works for the United Methodist Children’sServices, assists the poor in metropolitan inner cities and assists our own congregation’smembers. The secret, they believe, is a very natural blend of conference-trained leadership,a membership core that has caught the "mission bug" and a willingness to embracecreativity to encourage membership generated ideas as they design their mission scope.Still Waters Community UMC is touching lives with 10% of our congregation engaged inMission…that is 50+ people connecting and responding to the needs of our Brothers andSisters in Christ.Still Waters Community UMC has been involved with missions in:Wisconsin: Disaster Relief in Gays Mills; United Methodist Children’s Services, Habitatfor Humanity (Brush with Kindness) in Milwaukee and Washington County; InterfaithCaregivers, Washington County.Across the United States: Biloxi, Mississippi; Atlanta Georgia; Bayou Le Batre, Alabama;Camp Lurcack, MontanaInternational: Rio Bravo, MexicoBridge Builder AwardKaren Stimling – for outstanding efforts to build bridges between the ministries of theWisconsin Annual Conference and social and community needs. Bridge Builders striveto create harmony, cooperation and understanding in both the church and the world.Offerings, Awards and Recognitions373

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalAPPORTIONMENT PAYMENT RECOGNITIONSWISCONSIN ANNUAL CONFERENCEYEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2010CHURCHES THAT PAIDMORE THAN 100% OFAPPORTIONMENTSAlmondMilwaukee: FaithIron CreekCedarburg: CommunityBrown DeerGenoa CityDurandBarron: FirstMilwaukee: KenwoodRacine: FirstEvansvilleCHURCHES THAT PAID100% OFAPPORTIONMENTSCAPITAL DISTRICTAlbanyBriggsvilleBrodheadCambridge: WillerupDarienDelavanEdgertonFort Atkinson: FirstJanesville: AsburyJanesville: CargillJefferson: ImmanuelLa GrangeLodiMadison: AsburyMadison: BashfordMadison: BethanyMadison: Divine SaviorMadison: FirstMadison: Sherman AvenueMadison: TrinityMadison: UniversityMarshallMiltonMononaMoundvilleNorth WindsorOregon: People'sOrfordville: New HorizonPardeevillePleasant ValleyPlymouthPoynette InchRichmondSharonStoughtonSun PrairieVerona: Sugar RiverWaunaukee: CrossroadsWhitewater: FirstCHIPPEWA DISTRICTAlmaAltoonaArkansawAshlandAtlasCenturia: Holy TrinityBirchwoodBoycevilleCantonChetekChippewa Falls: TrinityChippewa Falls: ZionClear LakeColfaxCumberland: FirstDanburyDeer ParkDiamond Bluff/EllsworthDorchester: SalemDowningElk MoundEmeraldForestFredericGilmantonGlenwood CityGrand ViewGrantsburgHammondHartlandHawkinsHaywardHolcombeHudsonJim FallsKnappLakeviewLewisMcKinleyMenomonieNew AuburnNew Richmond*OdanahPepinPhillipsPleasant ValleyRib LakeRice LakeRidgeland - DallasRock ElmSanborn*SaronaShell LakeSirenSpoonerSt. Croix FallsTainter*Turtle LakeWashburnCOULEE DISTRICTArthurAsh CreekAvocaBagleyBaraboo: EmanuelBaraboo: FirstBeetownBelleville: GraceBentonBethelBlack Hawk: BethlehemBloom CityBloomingtonBlue RiverBoazBoscobelCassvilleClarno: ZionCobb374 2010 Apportionment Payment Recognitions

Cuba CityDavis CornersDellDenzerDodgevilleFayetteFennimoreGays MillsHazel GreenIronton: FirstLa FargeLamontLancasterLa ValleLiberty PoleLime RidgeLindenMerrimacMount HopeMount HorebMount ZionNorth ClaytonNorth FreedomPatch GrovePrairie du Sac: ConcordiaRetreatRichland Center: PeaceRichland Center: TrinityRidgeway: GraceSanduskySenecaShullsburg: CentenarySoldier's GroveStitzerViolaWauzeka: St. Paul'sWestbyWhigWillow Valley*Wisconsin Dells-DeltonHEARTLAND DISTRICTAlma CenterAmherstBlack River FallsBuena VistaCamp DouglasCataractChili: ImmanuelColbyColoma: CalvaryElroyFairchild2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalGrantonHixtonLa Crosse: WesleyMarshfield: ZionMerrillanMinocqua: Church of thePinesNecedah*New LisbonNorwalk: ImmanualNorwalk: SalemOnalaskaPlainfieldPlover: The SpringsPort EdwardsRhinelanderRib FallsRocklandSouth Burr OakSpencerSpiritStevens Point: St. Paul'sStoddardTomah: FirstTomahawkTrempealeauTrout RunWausau: FirstWestfield: FaithWhitehallWildwood ChapelWisconsin RapidsWitheeWonewocYork CenterMETRO NORTHDISTRICTBatavia: ZionBrookfield: PeaceCampbellsport: FirstElm Grove: CommunityGreenbush: New HopeHartford: FirstJackson: Still WatersCommunityKiel: BethelMenomonee Falls: EmmanuelCommunityMequonMilwaukee: AldersgateMilwaukee: CentralMilwaukee: SolomonCommunity Temple*Oconomowoc: GoodShepherdPewaukee: GethsemanePort Washington: GrandAvenueSheboygan Falls: FaithSussexWaldo: TrinityWatertown: ChristWauwatosa: WauwatosaAvenueWest Bend: Fifth AvenueWhitefish BayMETRO SOUTHDISTRICTBristolCaldwellCudahyEagleEast Troy: St. JamesElkhorn: FirstEnglish SettlementGreenfield: MemorialHebronKenosha: FirstKenosha: ImmanuelKenosha: KoreanLake GenevaLake Geneva: LaResurreccionLittle PrairieMilwaukee: Bay ViewMilwaukee: ChristwayMilwaukee: Luz a lasNacionesNew Berlin: Bethel HillNew Berlin: Our Lord'sPalmyraPleasant PrairieRacine: ChristRacine: EvangelicalRacine: FaithSpring PrairieSullivan: LonsdaleTroy CenterUnion GroveWaterford: CommunityWaukesha: FirstWaukesha: SalemWest Allis: Calvary2010 Apportionment Payment Recognitions 375

West Allis: FirstNICOLET DISTRICTAlgomaAngelicaArgonneCenter: EmmanuelCiceroCrandon: St. LukeCrystal LakeDe Pere: New HopeEgg Harbor: CalvaryForest Junction: ZionGibralter: ZionGoodman: Union ProtestantGreen Bay: FirstHickoryIolaJacksonportManawaMarion: FirstMattoonMishicot: ZionOconto*Red River: SalemSeymourSturgeon BaySuamicoSuringWest KewauneeWittenberg: New Horizons ofAniwa & Witt.WINNEBAGO DISTRICTAppleton: Emmanuel*Appleton: FirstAppleton: ZionBorthBrandonColumbusCourtlandEldorado: SalemEurekaFall RiverFond du Lac: SalemGreen Lake: FederatedHoricon: EmmanuelJuneauKingstonLomira: TrinityLowellMarkesanMontello: Trinity2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalMenasha: The Family ChurchNeshkoro: ZionNorth Fond du Lac:CommunityPrinceton: EmmanuelRipon: ImmanuelWaupunWautoma: GraceWild RoseCHURCHES THAT PAIDLESS THAN 100%, BUT AHIGHER % OFAPPORTIONMENTSTHAN IN PRIOR YEARAntigoAugustaBeloit: River of LifeBerlinBonduel: ZionBrillion: FaithDarlingtonDenmark: ZionEastman: SalemEau Claire: Chapel HeightsEau Claire: HopeEau Claire: Lake StreetElkhorn: BethelGillett: TaborGreen Bay: PeaceGreen Bay: St. Paul'sGreenfield: ChristJanesville: Mt. ZionKaukauna: PeaceLa Crosse: AsburyLake MillsLoyalMaiden RockMarinette: FirstMaustonMercerMerrill: ChristMidlandMontfortMosineeNeenah: FirstNew LondonOakley: UnionOconto FallsOnoOshkosh: WesleyParfreyvillePoy Sippi376 2010 Apportionment Payment RecognitionsRiver FallsShawanoSheboygan: St LukeSiloamSouth WayneSuperior: FaithViroquaWaupaca: FirstWausau: Hmong AmericanCommunityWausau: WesleyWauwatosa: Bethany-CalvaryWebster*Reached 100% for 2010 bypaying prior yearapportionments in 2011.

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalMissionaries Related ToThe Wisconsin ConferenceOf The United Methodist ChurchNational Division MissionariesLucille Barton - Nome, AlaskaWorld Division MissionariesBeth Ferrell - Missionary in Residence,North Central JurisdictionDan & Rachel Gabler - South AfricaArdell & Gordon Graner - BoliviaRuth Grubel - JapanTerry & Muriel Henderson - MexicoLawrence and Jane Keis—ZimbabweLahi & Yema Luhahi - KenyaDavid & Kristin Markay - USATshala & Betty Mwengo - ZambiaNkemba & Mbwizu Ndjungu - SenegalPaul Webster - ZambiaRETIRED/FORMER MISSIONARIESNational DivisionBartel, Rev. Bruce & Kathleen, (Alaska)Bloede, Gertrude, (Red Bird Hospital)Bowers, Rev. Robert, (Alaska MissionaryConference)Clausius, Ruth (McCurdy School)Dietz, Betty J. (Red Bird Mission)Feaster, Judith (Guatemala)Marquardt, Lois (South Dakota)Millard, Sharon - Red Bird Mission,KentuckyStewart, Ilo, (Robinson School, San Juan,Puerto Rico)Takata, Lois ReedWagenbach, Teresa, (A U.S. 2 - HarwoodGirls’ School, New Mexico)Walther, Ruth, (St. Paul’s UM School,Tampa, FL)Williams, Avis F.RETIRED/FORMER MISSIONARIESWorld DivisionAberg-Robinson, Julie (Zaire)Bauer-King, Rev. Charles (Bolivia)Brancel, Fred (Angola, Rhodesia,Zimbawe & Zaire)Brinton, Mrs. Thomas B. (SouthernCongo - now Zaire)Brown, Rev. Lawrence (Brazil)Clarke, Elizabeth (Japan)Crutchfield. James & Stephanie(Philippines)Hancock, Margaret (Vietnam)Henry, Susan - BoliviaHooper, Mr. and Mrs. John (Zaire)Immega, Gerhart & Harriette (Turkey)Kenas, Rev. Robert & Donna (Liberia)King, Jean (Bolivia)Kinyon, David & Kathleen McFeelyKinyon (Sierra Leone, Uganda)Kinyon, Wallace (Rhodesia, Zimbawe &Zambia)Kuhlman, Rev. Frank & Martha (Japan)LaBumbard, Billie (Nurse, Nigeria)Lee, Dong Su & Wo Hoo Lee (Japan)Lockman, Dorothy (Pakistan)Morris, Sally (Sierra Leone)Olsen, Lois (Sierra Leone, Kenya, Liberia,Professor, UWM)Pond, Rev. Chomingwen (Sierra Leone,Zimbabwe)Reuteler, Rev. James & Barbara(Malaysia)Schwenk , Dr. Richard & Caring(Philippines)Smith, Rev. Donald & Mary (Indonesia)Smith, Harold & Roberta (Italy)Tarver, Tom & Ellen (Russia)Wingeier-Rayo, Phillip & Dianna (Cuba,Mexico)Wiseman, Greta (Pakistan)Missionaries377

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRemuneration Received by Those Appointed to Extension MinistriesThe Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church (628) requires theConference Secretary to print in the Yearbook and Journal the remunerationreceived by clergy members Appointed to Extension Ministries (AppointmentsBeyond the Local Church). The information is for the calendar year 2010.Name Salary Housing Utilities Travel OtherAgtarap, Bener 65,000Blean-Kachigan, JanisBreidenstein, Rychie% of FeesNo ReportReceivedBrewer, Rick J. 58,406.40 17840.04 IRS RateCerta-Werner, Barbara 31,297 2,000Colyer, Elmer M. 79,570 0 0 0D'Alessio, SueDeLong, AmyNo ReportReceivedNo ReportReceivedDeming, Joan 32,000Dick, DanNo ReportReceivedDowling, Douglas R. 62,112 IRS RateFenner, Bruce S. 56,000 20,000 No VoucherFoster, Edwin R. 99,466 22,000 ofBase SalaryFrancis, Don R.No ReportReceivedGarren, Michael 76,270 22,645Green, Donna N/A N/A N/AHenschel, Ann Spindt 69,200 19,210Hinshaw, Carolyn SightsJenks, Steven J.Jun, Hyun-ShikNo ReportReceivedNo ReportReceivedNot ReportedJung, Im Hyong 33,000Kelley, Laura J.Not ReportedKim, Daniel Jinsun 67,413.60 17,388Knutson, PatriciaStensonLind, Gordon17.50/hrNo ReportReceivedLybeck-Smoak, Margaret 55,536Mayorga Solis, JorgeLuis$0.45/mileIRS Rate69,200 19,210 IRS RateMoe, Thomas 53,500 8,000 6,000Myers, Kevin Rice 44,000 IRS RateNagel, Marc Well 15,000378 Extension Ministries Compensation

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalRemuneration Received by Those Appointed to Extension MinistriesName Salary Housing Utilities Travel OtherNicholas, Jean Ehnert 64,000 6,000 IRS Rate 1,200MedicalOlson, RicOppeneer, MarthaJacksonNo ReportReceived% of FeesOtt-Holland, Sue 55,500 17,000 1,500 1,500Polster, Stephen J. 60,410 28,000 IRS RateReistroffer, Diane 82,000 Vouchered 2,000Rinehart, Joyce M. 15,000 No No No NoRoyappa, Samuel J. 69,200 19,210 IRS RateRuiz,John A. 24,000 1,100Schultz, Donald F. 93,000 IRS RateScott, M. Lynn 16,019Shaw, Mark E. 67,000Steele, Richard B. 85,740Sundby, MarkThompson, CynthiaNo ReportReceivedNo ReportReceivedThompson, Deborah 44,644 19,210Vance, Melvin 43,000Yackovich, AmyJameson37,000Zekoff, Jane Follmer 28,860 IRS Rate 5000Zekoff, Steven E. 40,739 19,210 VoucheredExtension Ministries Compensation379

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryAdams, Robert H. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W. Wis Conf; OT,D 1950; FM,E 1952; Appts: Madison: Bethany 1950;Platteville 1961; Transf to E. Wis Conf 1968; Appts: Milwaukee: Kenwood 1968; MenomoneeFalls 10/1/1972; Supt NW Dist 1976; Beaver Dam: Trinity 1982; Retired 1990; Madison:Calvary 1996 - 1997Adedokun, Michael O. Medford, Dorchester: SalemOE CHOE (Nigeria Conference); Appts: Medford, Dorchester, Salem 2009Agtarap, Bener General Board of Discipleship: New Church Strategist FE ABLC-AEntered UM Ministry in Philippines Annual Conference; PM 1986, D 1988, FM,E 1990; Appts:Kaunlaram Village 1984; Church of the Savior 1989, Supt SW Manila District 1995, KnoxMemorial 2001, Transf to Wis Conf 2002; Appts: Seymour, Cicero 2002; General Board ofDiscipleship: Director of Conference & Ethnic Stewardship 1/1/2007; General Board ofDiscipleship: New Church Strategist 2010Albrecht, Timothy J. Kaukauna: PeaceFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; StLP 1996; PM, D 1997; FE 2001; Appts: Bloomington,Cassville (part time) 1996; Balsam Lake, Centuria 1998; Balsam Lake: Holy Trinity 1/1/2001;Kaukauna: Peace 2003Allen, Stuart K. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Ill Conf (EUB); Transf to Wis Conf 1969; PM,D 1969; FM,E 1971;Appts: Lowell - Juneau 1970; Jefferson: Immanuel 1974; Beloit: First (Associate) 1978;Greenfield 1984; Marshall - Fall River 1986; Briggsville - Moundville - Endeavor UCC 1992;Milton 1997; Prairie du Chien 2000; Retired 2010Altman, James A. Rice Lake: First, CantonFE CHFE; Appts: Stanley, Thorp, Cadott 2004; Transf to Wis Conf from Florida Conf) 2008; Appts:Rice Lake: First, Canton 2008Alwa, Lucinda B. Genoa City: FirstPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; LP; PM, D 1998; Appts: Little Prairie (part time) 1996; Leaveof Absence 2002; Withdrawn as Probationary Member 1/27/2006; Appointed as PL; GenoaCity: First 2006Amenda, Theonia RetiredDM DMRAssociate in Christian Education 1973: Consecrated Diaconal Minister, June 1977 WisconsinAnnual Conference; Appts: Milwaukee: Emmanuel 1968; Menomonee Falls: EmmanualCommunity 1975; Cedarburg: Community 1984; LOA 1987; Local Church Consultant, SpiritualFormation Leader 1988; Retired 1996Anderson, Amy Jo West Allis: FirstPD DEAEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PD 2010; Appts: West Allis: First 2010Anderson, David R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Pacific Northwest Conference; PM,D 1996 (Minnesota Conference);FM, E 1997; Transfer from Pacific Northwest Conference, 1997. Appts: Chetek, Cameron1997; Altoona, Hallie 2001; Retired 2003Anderson, Nancy L. RetiredRL RRL; Appts: Little Prairie 2002; Troy Center 2004; Chaplain, Kirkland Crossings RetirementCommunity 2006; Not Appointed 8/2009; Retired 2010380 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryAndrosky, Kristina MarieKrauseWaukesha: FirstFEEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2005; FE 2008; Appts: Eau Claire: Lake Street 2004;Waukesha: First 2007CHAndrus, Duane E. FennimoreFE CHEntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; PM 1968; D 1969; FM,E 1971; Appts: Argyle -Blanchardville - Lamont 1968; St. Croix Falls - Wolf Creek (Taylor's Falls, MN) 1972; PortWashington 1974; Borth - Poy Sippi 9/1/1976; Clinton 1981; Marinette 1983; Janesville: Asbury1990; Fennimore 2000Armstrong, Brian M. Incapacity LeaveFE INCEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1989; FM,E 1992; Appts: New Berlin: Bethel Hill -Waukesha: Chapel Hill 1989; New Berlin: Bethel Hill 10/28/1991; Green Bay: St Paul's (Assoc)1993; Elk Mound, Iron Creek 1996; Delavan 2004; Incapacity Leave 1/1/2010Armstrong, Bryce G. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); PM 1948; E 1955; Appts: Montmorenci (Ind) 1949;Yankeetown (OH) 1954; Clintonville 1955; Neenah 1961; Madison: Divine Savior 1968;Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Ave (Assoc) 1972; Viroqua - Liberty Pole 1978; Green Bay: Bethany1981; Greenfield: Memorial 1985; Retired 1990; Menomonee Falls: Minister of Visitation 4/1991-5/1993Armstrong, Paul B. Oak Creek: CommunityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1985; Appts: Darien - Sharon 1981;Ellsworth - Hartland - Diamond Bluff 1985; Appleton: St. James 1989; Chaplain's Residency:Mayo Clinic & Hospitals 1993; Yorkville, Paris Corners 1994; Fond du Lac: Covenant 2001;Oak Creek: Community 2007Arneson, Jennifer M. OnalaskaFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 1999; FE 2002; Appts: River Falls 1999; Onalaska8/1/2007Arnold, Geoffrey L. Greenbush: New HopePL CHPL; Appts; Greenbush: New Hope 2006Arpke, Jodi L. Personal Leave of AbsenceFE LOAEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1990; FM,E 1993; Appts: Superior Parish (Assoc)1990; Princeton - Neshkoro 1992; Oconto Falls, Lena 1996; Batavia: Zion 2000; IncapacityLeave 2004; Personal Leave of Absence 5/1/2009;Arveson, Arthur M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1985; Appts: Sc 1982; Port Washington1983; Fond du Lac: Salem 1989; Hartford: First 1995; Retired 2004Ascher, Candace Suring, HickoryPL CHPL; Appts; Odanah (SY) 2007; Odanah (PL) 8/16/2007; Suring, Hickory 2008Ascher, Michael J. Incapacity LeaveLP INCFL 2001; LP 2008; Appts: Bonduel: Zion, Red River: Salem 2001; Siren, Lewis 2004;Incapacity Leave 1/1/2008Aurand, Keith N. Lake GenevaFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2003; FE 2007; Appts: Avoca, Gotham, Wyoming Valley(part-time) 8/15/1999; Altoona, Hallie 2003; Lake Geneva 2008Clergy Service Records381

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryAverill, Arland C. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1961; D 1962; FM,E 1964; Appts: Denville (NJ)(Minister of Youth) 1961; Rock Hill (NY) 1962; Plover - Buena Vista 1964; Oconto - Abrams1966; Oconto - Abrams - Morgan 1968; Oconto - Abrams 1970; Hudson 1973; Menomonie1984; LOA 2/8/1993; Leave Terminated 7/1/98; Retired 1998Averill, Phyllis H. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1978; FM,E 1981; Appts: Sc 1978; Hudson (Associate)1980; (half-time 1982); Menomonie (Associate) 1984; Brillion 1993; Retired 1998Ayensu-Mensah, Listowel Racine: FaithFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2008; FE 2011; Appts; North Freedom, Denzer 2005;Racine: Faith 2008Babcock, Bruce O. Honorable LocationHL HLEntered UM Ministry in E PA Conf; PM,D 1970; FM,E 1974; Appts: Sc 1970; Glen Moore 1971;Sc 1972; Genesee Valley (W NY Conf) 1973; Sc 1974; Adolescent Unit, Mendota MentalHealth Institute, Madison 1976; Youth Coordinator, Atwood Community House, Madison,3/1978; Teacher-Counselor, Network Program, Madison 10/1978; Trans to Wis Conf 7/1/1980;Appts: Teacher-Counselor, Network Program 1980; Meriter Meth, Madison; LOA 1987; HL 1992Baldridge, Grace Turtle Lake: ParkviewFL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL; Appts: Caldwell 2006; PL; Appts: Caldwell 2009; TurtleLake: Parkview 2010Ball, Thomas R. RetiredRL RFL; 1989; RL 2006; Appts: Honey Creek - Denzer 9/1/89; Webster - Danbury 1991; Stanley,Thorp 1995; Disability 1/15/98; Montfort, Cobb 1999; Ellsworth, Diamond Bluff, Hartland 2003;Retired 2006Balson, Mary A. River Valley: Pepin, Alma, ArkansawFL CHFL; Appts: River Valley: Pepin, Alma, Arkansaw 2009Bankes, Karen L LaFarge, DellFL CHFL: Appts; LaFarge, Dell 2007Barnes, James R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); PM 1962; FM,E 1965; Appts: Wauzeka - Eastman1965; Detroit: Trinity (Associate) 1968; Detroit: Rice Memorial 12/1969; Voluntary Location1/1/74; Trans from Detroit Conf 1975; Appts: Melrose - Cataract - Shamrock 1975; Prairie duChien 1979; Manitowoc: St. Paul's 1987; Retired 2001; Reedsville: Zion 2002-2004Bartel, Bruce A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1965; D 1969; FM,E 1970; Appts: Milladore 1965;Wis Rapids (Assistant) 1965; Alaska Missionary Conf 1970;Appleton: Emmanuel 1978;Cedarburg 1982; Supt NW Dist 1987; Onalaska 1994; Retired 2005; Appleton: First (Interim)7/1/ 2006-10/31/2006Bartel, Lowell C. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); FM,E 1960; Appts: Prairie du Chien: Zion 1960; GreenBay: Peace 1965; Cedarburg 1971; Racine: Christ 1981; Milwaukee: Bay View 1988; Retired2002Bartlett, Jean Wanek EdgertonFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1986; FM,E 1990; Appts: School 1986; Kenosha: First(Assoc.) 1987; Salem (1/2 time) 1991; Randolph/Courtland 1994; Dodgeville, Ridgeway 1997;West Bend: Fifth Avenue 2004; Edgerton 8/1/2007382 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryBartlett, Jon Claude Oregon: People'sFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1973; FM,E 1976; Appts: Clear Lake - Deer Park -Cylon - Forest (Assistant) 1970; Blue River - Richland 1971; South Wayne - Gratiot - Woodford1972; Ladysmith - Glen Flora - Tony 1975; Port Washington 1979; Chaplain: St Luke'sHospital, Milwaukee 1983; Salem 1984; Salem (1/2 time) 1991; ABLC: Pastor, RandolphPresbyterian Church 1994 (1/4 time); Avoca, Gotham, Wyoming Valley 7/1/95 (1/2 time);Argyle, Blanchardville, Lamont 1997 (3/4 time); Pecatonica Valley Charge: Argyle,Blanchardville, Lamont, South Wayne 1999; West Bend: Fifth Avenue 2004; Oregon: People's8/1/2007Bartlett, Mark A. Northern Disciples Cooperative Parish: Bruce:PL CHFederated, Weyerhaeuser, Exeland: First, BirchwoodPL; Appts: Northern Disciples Cooperative Parish: Bruce: Federated, Weyerhaeuser, Exeland,Birchwood 2005Bastian, Dwight R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT,D 1966; FM,E 1969; Appts: Sc 1966; Crandon -Argonne 1967; Sc 1970; Director of Ministries, Glacier National Park, MT (National Council ofChurches) 1970; Sc 9/21/71; Racine: Bethany 1976; Green Lake: Federated 1983; Platteville1990; Supt SW Dist 1993; Supt Coulee District 1997; Waukesha: First 2001; Retired 2007Bauer-King, Charles F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Ohio Conf; OT,D 1959; FM,E 1962; Appts: West Allis: First (Asst) 1959;Missionary to Bolivia 1963; Sc 1968; Cudahy (Interim) June-August, 1968; Trans to E Wis Conf1969; Appts: Racine: Trinity 1969; Oconomowoc 1975; Appleton: First 1/15/1982; Kenosha:First 1989; Retired 2000; Little Prairie (Interim) Dec 2003 - June 2004; Milwaukee: Emanuel(Interim) Dec 2004 - June, 2005; Milwaukee: Central (Interim) 1/1/2007 - 6/30/2007; NewBerlin: Our Lord's (Interim) 10/01/2007 - 4/30/2008; West Allis: Calvary (Interim) 1/1/2009 -8/31/2009Bauer-King, Nancy L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1985; FM,E 1988; Appts: Oconto - Abrams 1985;Bristol - Wesley Chapel 1990; Bristol, Wesley Chapel (part time) 1996; Racine: Trinity 1997(part time); Milwaukee: Native American Ministry (part-time) 2000; Retired 2003; Milwaukee:Emanuel (Interim) Dec 2004 - June, 2005; Milwaukee: Central (Interim) 1/1/2007 - 6/30/2007;New Berlin: Our Lord's (Interim) 10/2007 - 6/30/2008; New Berlin: Our Lord's (Interim)10/01/2007 - 4/30/2008; West Allis: Calvary (Interim) 1/1/2009 - 8/31/2009Beaton, George William Port EdwardsFE CHFL 2001; PE 2008; FE 2011; Appts: Greenbush: New Hope 12/1/2001; Greenbush: New Hope2002; Plover: The Springs 8/15/2005; Port Edwards 2007Beavin, Bartlett C. Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLREntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; PM,D 1965; Trans to Detroit Conf 1966; FM,E 1968;Appts: Ann Arbor: Wesley Foundation 08/1966-12/1975; North Central College 1/1976-12.1976; Trans to Wis Conf 6.1976; HL 1977; HL-Retired 1998Becker, Roger T. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf;OT 1965; D 1966; FM,E 1968; Appts: Shopiere 1965; WestAllis: First (Associate) 1967; Green Bay: Peace 1971; Green Bay: Peace - Green Bay: Zion1/1/1974; Richland Center: Peace 1977; Fond du Lac: Covenant 1983; Madison: Bashford1991 (8/1/1991); Retired 2004Benecchi, Paola Menasha: The Family ChurchOE CHOE (Waldensian Methodist Church); Appts: Madison: Bethany (Assoc) 1996; Waunakee:Crossroads 1999; Neenah: First, The Family Church 2005; Menasha: The Family Church 2009Clergy Service Records383

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryBenedum, Debra S. Greenfield: ChristFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2003; FE 2007; Appts; Milwaukee: Aldersgate 2003;Geriatric Ministry Intern, Village at Manor Park 2006; Greenfield: Christ 8/1/2007Benzschawel, Gary W. Montfort, CobbPL CHFL 2006; PL 2008; Appts; Montfort, Cobb 2006; Montfort, Cobb (PL) 1/1/2008Berlew, Timothy B Kenosha: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in N.Car. Conf; PE 2009; FE 2011; Transf to Wis Conf 2007; Appts;Greenfield: Memorial 2007; Kenosha: First 2011Bertram-Potter, Charlotte RetiredRL RPL 1996; RL 2003; Appts: Wittenberg 1996; Witternberg, Mattoon 2000; Retired 2003Bethke, Christine A. Madison: Divine SaviorFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1976; FM,E 1979; Appts: Sc 1976; Parish of the Hills1978; Pastoral Care - Meriter Retirement Services, Inc, Madison 1980; Oshkosh: First 1988;Dist Supt, South Central District 1996; Supt Capital District 1997; Madison: Divine Savior 2002Beutin, Janice WaterlooFL CHFL; Appts; Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue 2005; Waterloo 2010Bierer, Jo L. Barron: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1996; FE 2000; Appts: South Wayne, Woodford 1993;School 1996 & Racine: Christ (Assoc) 1996; Caldwell, English Settlement 1997; CommonGround Ministries: Beloit: Christ, Beloit: New Hope, Clinton: Faith Community 2001; Evansville2005; Barron: First 2009Bindrich, Christal M. Incapacity LeaveFE INCEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; LP 1995; PE 2000; FE 2003; Appts: Eagle (Part time)9/15/1995; Not Appointed 1999; Troy Center 3/1/2000; Mayville 7/1/2000; School 2003;Incapacity Leave 1/1/2004Blackburn, Robert G. ParfreyvilleFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1973; FM,E 1976; Appts: Sc 1974; Footville -Richmond 1975; Beaver Dam: Trinity (Associate) 1977; Palmyra - Little Prairie 1982;Greenfield: Christ 1986; Clintonville 1990; Berlin 1996; Berlin, Neshkoro Zion 2004; FamilyLeave of Absence 2010; Parfreyville 2011Blackmer, David W. Cedarburg: CommunityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in S New Eng Conf; PM,D 1985; FM,E 1989; Appts: Attleboro: Hebron8/1/83; Needham: Carter Memorial (Assoc) 9/1/85; Green Bay (WI): First (Assoc) 1989 (426.1);Transf to Wis Conf 6/15/89; Appts: Green Bay: First (Assoc) 6/15/89; Wausau: Wesley 1994;School 1999; Eau Claire: Lake Street 2000; Cedarburg: Community 2003Blanton, E. Doyle Appleton: FirstFE CHFE; Transf to Wis Conf 2003; Appts; Eau Claire: Lake Street 2003; Appleton: First 2007Blean-Kachigan, Janis E. New Berlin: Bethel HillFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1985; FM,E 1991; Appts: Sc 1985; Resident Chaplain,St. Luke's Hospital, Milwaukee 1986; Staff Chaplain, St. Luke's Hospital, Milwaukee 1987;Bristol - Wesley Chapel 10/1/1988; West Bend (Assoc) 1990; SC 1992; Staff Chaplain/CPESupervisor, St. Luke's Hospital, Milwaukee 1998; Co-Director, Beyond the Walls Ministry 2004;Colgate: Zion (1/2 Time), Co-Director, Beyond the Walls Ministry (1/2 Time) 1/15/2005;Milwaukee: Summerfield (1/2 Time), Co-Director, Beyond the Walls Ministry (1/2 Time) 2005;New Berlin: Bethel Hill (1/2 Time), Co-Director, Beyond the Walls Ministry (1/2 Time) 2006;New Berlin: Bethel Hill (1/2 Time), Director, Formation Tending (1/2 Time) 10/15/2009384 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryBlock, Franklin J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1961; FM,E 1963; Appts: Milwaukee: FirstCommunity 1961; Seymour - Cicero 1965; Retired 2002Bloy, Wilmer T. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1951; FM,E 1956; Appts: Germantown 1955;Prairie du Chien 1956; Chippewa Falls: Zion 1960; Madison: Trinity 1966; Milwaukee: Bay View1972; Wausau: First 1985; Retired 1991; Madison: Bashford (Visitation Pastor - Part time)1992-1998Boettcher, Kenneth E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); PM 1962; FM 1965; Appts: Door County 1965;Mayville - Horicon: Emmanuel 12/1/1969; Port Edwards 1980; Sturgeon Bay, Jacksonport11/1/94; Retired 2003Bolz, Barbara A. Crandon: St. Luke, ArgonneFE CHFE; Transf to Wis Conf from Minnesota Conf 1/1/2005; Appts: Briggsville, Moundville,Endeavor: Trinity UCC 1/1/2005; Crandon: St. Luke, Argonne 2011Bonney, Richard L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT, 1956; FM,E 1959; Appts: Cascade - Plymouth1958; Cascade 1961; Cascade - Eden 1963; Cascade - Hingham - Waldo 1966; Richfield:Emmanuel 1967; Mauston 1974; Retired 1996Booher, Steven D. Rib FallsSY CHSY; Appts: Ladysmith - Glen Flora - Tony 8/72; Rib Falls 9/1976 (Part Time)Booth, Randall MonroeFE CHFE; Appts: Monroe 2008; Transf to Wis Conf 7/1/2010; Appts; Monroe 2010Bowers, Robert D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in S Iowa Conf; OT 1958; D 1959; FM,E 1961; Appts: Sc 1958; Victor(IA) - Immanuel 1961; Trans to E Wis Conf 1964; Appts: Brookfield 1964; Missionary to Alaska1967: Seward 1967; Kenai 1969; Anchorage: Anchor Park 1971; Associate Dir, AlaskaChildren's Service 1977; Retired 1979; Administrative Mgr, Anchorage Community MentalHealth Ctr 1979-1982; Exec Dir, Anchorage Child Abuse Board & Ctr for Children & Parents,1982; Ketchikan (Interim) 11/1986; Reinstated 1987; Appointed to Alaska Missionary Conf1987 (426.1, Ketchikan: First 1987; Nome: Community UMC 1993); Retired 1999Brantmeyer, Vicki Juda: Zion, Oakley: UnionPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2011; Appts: Lime Ridge, Sandusky 2009; Juda: Zion,Oakley: Union 2011Breidenstein, Rychie Assistant to the Director of the Library, UnitedFE ABLC-ATheological SeminaryEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1985; FM,E 1987; Appts: Darien - Sharon 1985; EggHarbor: Calvary - Gibralter: Zion 1988; LOA 1992; School & Genoa City: First (Sy) 1994;School 1996; Northern New Jersey Annual Conference 2000; Greater New Jersey AnnualConference 2001; School 2003; Assistant to the Director of the Library, United TheologicalSeminary 2010Bresser, Susan Whitewater Regional Ministry: LaGrange, Richmond, FE CHWhitewater: FirstEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 1999; FE 2003; Appts: Sun Prairie 1998; WhitewaterRegional Ministry: LaGrange, Richmond, Whitewater: First 2011Brewer, Heather L. Bloomer, New AuburnPE CHPE; Transf to Wis Conf from N. Texas Conf 7/1/2008; Appts: Bloomer, New Auburn 2008Clergy Service Records385

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryBrewer, Rick J. Chaplain, Marquardt Memorial Manor, Inc.FE ABLC-BEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1974; FM,E 1977; Appts: Sc 1974; Concord - JohnsonCreek - Sullivan 1976; Pewaukee: Gethsemane 1/1/1979; Milwaukee: Kenwood 1985;Chaplain, Marquardt Memorial Manor, Inc, Watertown, WI 1994Brice, David H. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); PM 1962; FM,E 1965; Appts: Sc 1965; Lake Mills1965; Racine: Christ (Associate) 1974; Appleton: First (Associate) 1976; Appleton: First1/15/1982; New London 1989; Retired 2001Briggs, Alvin L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1953; D 1956; FM,E 1957; Appts: Campbellsport 1947;Fall River 1948; Eagle - Troy Center 1952; Markesan - Kingston - Marquette 1957; Columbus1961; Milton Junction 1964; New London 1967; Mayville - Horicon 1968; Wisconsin Dells:Dells - Delton - Davis Corners 1970; Bruce: Federated - Weyerhaeuser 1977; Forest Junction -Rural Brillion 1983; Algoma - West Kewaunee 1986; Retired 1991Bross, Billy F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Oklahoma Conf; OT,D 1960; FM,E 1963; Appts: Glencoe 1956; McLoud1957; St. Louis - Asher 1958; Merrimac - North Freedom (WI) 1960; Trans to Wis Conf 1963;Appts: Madison: Bethany (Assoc) 1963; Prairie du Chien 1966; Dodgeville: First - Ridgeway:Grace 7/15/1972; La Crosse: St. Luke's 1977; Green Bay: St. Paul's 1984; CCOM Director1990; Elm Grove: Community 1995; Retired 2002Brouwer, John E. RocklandRE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; Appts: Altoona - Hallie 1987 (OM, RCA); PM 1988; FM,E1990; Appts: Altoona - Hallie 1988; Neillsville - Granton 1993; Retired 1997; Rockland, BigCreek 1997; Rockland 2003Brown, Gail A. Brooklyn: CommunityPL CHPL: Appts: Brooklyn: Community 2002Brown, Mallothi RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1983; FM,E 1986; Appts: Sc 1983; Beloit: St.Matthias - Plymouth 1984; Benton 1989; Concord - Johnson - Creek, Sullivan 1992; Elo,Waukau 1997; Waukau, Pickett Area Ministry 1999; Retired 2001Brown, Thomas RetiredDM DMRDirector of Music; Consecrated June 1977, Wisconsin Annual Conference; Appts: FortAtkinson: First 1970; West Allis: First 1978; Retired 2005Brumm, Kimberly L. Whitewater Regional Ministry: LaGrange, Richmond, PE CHWhitewater: FirstEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2011; Appts: Whitewater Regional Ministry 2006Bruner, Bernadette RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Central IL Conf; PM,D 1970; FM,E 1973; Appts: Woolrich Community(PA): Dir of Rel. Ed & Rec (Spec Appt) 1973; Champaign (IL): Faith (Assoc) - Mt Vernon 1975;Easton 1977; Trans to N IL Conf 1979; Appts: Chicago: Berry Memorial 1979; HonorableLocation 11/80; Trans to Wis Conf 1982; Appts: Wausau: First (Assoc) 1982; Antigo - Mattoon1985; Wausau: First 1999; Retired 2004Bryce, C. Sue Illinois Great Rivers ConferenceFE 346.1Entered UM Ministry in IL Great Rivers Conf; FL 1999; PE (Wis Conf) 2000; FE 2004; IllinoisAppts: Rushville Parish 1992 - 1996; Wisconsin Appts: Rewey(Sy) 1996; West Grant Charge1998; Durand, Arkansaw 2002; Montello: Trinity, Princeton: Emmanuel 2007; Illinois GreatRivers Conference 2011386 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryBuchanan, George Wesley RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Iowa - Des Moines Conf; OT 1949; D 1950; FM,E 1951; Appts: Shelby1944; St. Charles - Patterson 1945; Wenona (IL) 1947; Trans to E Wis Conf 1949; Appts:Algoma - West Kewaunee 1949; Kaukauna 1952; Sc 1954; Asst Prof, New Testament, WesleyTheological Seminary 1960; Assoc Prof, New Testament, Wesley Theological Seminary 1962;Prof, New Testament, Wesley Theological Seminary 1964; Retired 1988Bude, Norman P. PardeevilleFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1987; Appts: Sc 1984; Boyceville -Connorsville 1985; Onalaska (Assoc) 1989; Oshkosh: Wesley 10/1/1992; Brillon: Faith 1998;Peshtigo, Harmony 2001; Pardeeville 2007Bullis, Ann Sheboygan: WesleyPL CHPL; Appts Franksville 9/15/2008; Oak Creek: Community 10/1/2009; Not Appointed 1/1/2011;Sheboygan: Wesley 7/1/2011Bundy, Goldie B. RetiredRL RRL; Appts: Ono, Maiden Rock, Plum City 1992; Knapp 1999; Retired 2001; Knapp (Sy) 2001;Not Appointed 2003Burkhalter, Deborah Lime Ridge, SanduskySY CHSY; Appts; Lime Ridge, Sandusky 2011Burt, C. Phillip El Dorado: SalemRE CHEntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1963; FM,E 1965; Appts: Superior: First 1958;Briggsville - Moundville - Endeavor 1962; Oregon 1965; Supernumerary 1968; Cuba City: First -Georgetown 1969; Briggsville - Moundville - Endeavor (UCC) 1971; Darlington - Fayette 1973;Retired 1999; Markesan (interim) 1/1/2000 - 6/31/2000; Arlington, North Windsor (part time)3/1/2001 - 7/1/2001; Seymour, Cicero (Interim) 1/1/2007 - 6/30/2007; El Dorado: Salem (SY)2009Burwell, Susanne L. Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa AvenueFE CHEntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf; PM,D 1983; FM,E 1986; Appts: Sc 1983; Trans to Wis Conf1984; Appts: West Bend: Fifth Ave (Assoc) 1984; Greenfield: Christ 1990; Monona 1998;Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue 2008Busacca, Dwight RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1945; FM,E 1949; Appts: Sc 1947; Marshfield:Zion - Richwood: Salem 1949; Milwaukee: Memorial Community 1953; Field Rep for MissionDevelopment in NC Jurisd., Mission Ed & Cultivation Program Dept., GBGM, 1966; Retired9/6/90Busch, William A. Richland Center: Peace; Richland Center: Trinity FE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2007; FE 2010; Appts; Siloam 1998; Siloam, Eagle 1999;New Hope, Retreat 2005; Richland Center: Peace; Richland Center: Trinity 2010Bush, Elliott J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1977; FM,E 1979; Appts: Butler 1976; Sussex 1977;Whitefish Bay (Assoc) 1980; Delavan 1985; Sab 1991; Kenosha: First (Assoc) 1992; LakeGeneva 2000; Retired 2008Busker, David A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1970; FM,E 1973; Appts: Sc 1970; Jim Falls -Holcombe - Anson 1972; Gillett 1978; Chippewa Falls: Zion 1987; Ripon: Immanuel 1996;Monroe 1/15/2005; Retired 2008; Clarno: Zion, Staver: St. Peter's (Interim) 1/1/09 - 6/30/09Clergy Service Records387

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryButterbrodt, Evan G. RetiredRA REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 1992; AM 2000; Appts: Fairchild - Humbird 1992; Loyal,York Center 1997; Retired 2002Byers-Dent, David MononaFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1986; Appts: Argyle - Blanchardville -Lamont 1983; Darien - Sharon (3/4 time) 1988; Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue (Assoc) 1990;Milwaukee: Aldersgate 1994; Onalaska 1998; Fond du Lac: Salem 2004; Monona 2008Byrne, Mary Beth RetiredROD ROD, 337.1; Full Deacon in North Indiana Conference: Appts: US2, Vashti School, Thomasville,Ga 1962 - 1965; Pastor's Assistant, Thomasville(GA): First 1965-1967; Registrar, VashtiSchool, Thomasville, Ga 1967-1969; Admin. Sec. Bd of Global Ministries, New York 1969-1971; Rehab/Personnel Director, Calument Goodwill Industries, Hammond, IN 1980-1986;Commissioned Home Missionary, 1984; Consecrated Diaconal Ministry 1986; ExecutiveDirector, Hammond Community Center, Hammond, IN 1986; Guidance Director, Clay HighSchool; FD 1997; Clay High School/South Bend: Broadway 1997-1999; Retired from homemissionary service 7/1/1999; Common Ground Ministries: Beloit: Christ, Beloit: New Hope,Clinton: Faith Community 2000; Beloit: River of Life 9/10/2007; Retired 2009Cajiuat, Amelita Grace G. SalemFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2005; FE 2009; Appts: School 2005; Appleton: First9/1/2006; Salem 2009Callahan, Tom RetiredRE REntered UM ministry in WI Conference, PM,D 1994; FM, E 1997; Appts: Soldiers Grove, N.Clayton, Readstown 1990; Algoma, West Kewaunee 1994; Chippewa Falls: Zion 11/1/97;Lancaster 2002; Retired 2004Carey, Abraham R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Delaware Conf; OT,D 1960; FM,E 1962; Appts: Lincoln (DE): WesleyChapel 1962; Trans to Peninsula Conf 1964; Appts: Wilmington (DE) - Silverbrook - Ezion1966; Trinity 1967; Brandywine:Trinity 1968; Trans to Wis Conf 1971; Appts: Milwaukee: St.James 1971; Nat'l Div, Bd of Global Mininstries 1977; Exec Secy for Nat'l Div Cultivation, Ed &Cultivation Dept, Gen Bd of Global Ministries 1982; Jurisd. Rep for Mission Education 1991;Executive Secretary, Special Constituencies, Financial Development, General Board of GlobalMinistries 2001; Retired 12/26/2006Carey, Calvin W. RetiredRA REntered UM Ministry in MI Conf; LD 1965; LE 1967; AM 1969; Appts: Perrinton (MI) 1954;Barryton (MI) 1957; Maple Rapids (MI) 1963; Trans to W Wis Conf 1965; Appts: Marion: First -Alma Center - Hixton 1965; LOA 1981; Jim Falls - Anson - Holcombe 1982; Chili: Immanuel1984; Retired 1993Carlson, David P. Beloit: River of LifeFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wyoming Conf 1979; FL; PM,D 1988; FM,E 1990; Appts: SterlingCharge 1979; Forest City Charge 1982; Juda - Union 1986; Oak Creek: Community 1/22/1992;Sparta 1996; Beloit: River of Life 2010Carlson, Michael R. Marshfield: ZionFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf: PM,D 1993; FE 1998; Apts: Suring - Hickory (FL)11/15/1989; Turtle Lake 9/15/1994; Marshfield: Zion 2004388 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryCarlson, Scott D. Sun PrairieFE CHEntered UM Ministry in North Dakota Conf; PM,D 1989; FM,E 1994; Trans to Wis Conf 7/1/90;Appts: Siren - Lewis 1989; Janesville: Cargill (Assoc) 1991; Eau Claire: Hope 1995;Transferred to Dakotas 6/15/2000; Appts: Fargo: First 2000; Transf to Wisconsin 7/1/2002;Appts: Monroe 2002; Sun Prairie 1/1/2005Carlson, William E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1966; FM,E 1968; Appts: Colfax - Spring Brook1962; Rice Lake - Canton 1968; Racine: Trinity 9/1977; Supt NC Dist 1980; Stevens Point: St.Paul's 1986; Retired 1997; Westfield: Faith, Coloma: Calvary 4/15/2000 - 6/30/2000; Plover:The Springs (R,SY) 2008 - 6/30/2010Carmichael-Stoner, NancyL.Jefferson: ImmanuelFEEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2001; FE 2004; Appts: Spring Prairie (interim) 1/1/2001;Jefferson: Immanuel 7/1/2001CHCase, Irving W. RetiredRL RFL; Appts: Medford, Dorchester, Rib Lake 1999; Turtle Lake 2006; Retired 2010Cavil, Gloria J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1992; FM,E 1995; Appts: Balsam Lake - Centuria1992; Marshall, Fall River 1998; Marshall (part-time) 3/1/2000; Retired 2000Caylor, Suni Madison: Sherman AvenueFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1991; Appts: Sc 1984; Shopiere (Sy)1984; Whitewater (Assoc) 1986; Madison: Bethany (Assoc) 1987; Madison: Our Master's 1990;Argyle - Blanchardville - LaMont 1/1/1991; LOA 2/2/1992; Randolph, Courtland 1997; Odanah1999; Family Leave 11/1/1999; Palmyra: Pleasant Valley (1/4 Time) 12/1/2009; Madison:Sherman Avenue (Part-Time) 2010Cederholm, Charles J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1964; FM,E 1968; Appts: Black Earth - Mazomanie -Mounds Creek 1963; Sc 1966; Elroy: First 1967; Eau Claire: Lake Street (Assoc) 1970; GreenBay: St Paul's (Assoc) 9/1/1973; Barron 1981; Fond du Lac: Covenant (8/1/91); Green Bay:Bethany 1993; Incapacity Leave 2003; Retired 3/1/2005Celiz, Maribel Janesville: Mt. ZionPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 2004; SP 1/1/2008; PE 2010; Appts Avoca, Gotham,Wyoming Valley 2004; Janesville: Mt. Zion 2005; Janesville: Mt Zion (Part-Time) 2010Certa-Werner, Barbara L. Executive Director, Harbor House Crisis Shelters FE ABLC-AEntered ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1995; FE 1998; Appts: River Falls (Assoc) 1995; FamilyLeave 1999; Executive Director, Harbor House Crisis Shelters 4/1/2004Certa-Werner, Joel W. Superior: FaithFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1995; FE 1998; Appts: Elmwood, Rock Elm 1995;Superior: Faith 2000Chacón, Marino Kenosha: Principe de PazFL CHFL; Appts; Kenosha: Iglesia Metodista Unida - Principe de Paz 2003Cheever, Clarence H. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1970; FM,E 1973; Appts: Ridgeway 1970; Boscobel -Mt Zion 1971; Stanley - Cadott - Thorp 1978; Waterford: Community 1984; Retired 12/31/2000Clergy Service Records389

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryChen, I-Mei Honorable LocationHL HLTransf to Wis Conf 8/1/2002; Appts: Madison: Bethany 8/2001; LOA 2002; Honorable Location1/1/2006Chinn, Thomas RetiredRA REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; LD 1965; LE 1967; AM 1970; Appts: Albany 1962; StCroix Falls - Wolf Creek - Taylor's Falls (MN) 1965; Chequamegon Parish (Washburn - GrandView) 1968; Peshtigo - Harmony 1972; Cambridge: Willerup Memorial 1977; Concord -Johnson Creek - Sullivan 1/7/79; Lime Ridge - Sandusky - Cazenovia 1982; Retired 1986Cho, Jerry Bonduel: Zion, Red River: SalemFE CHEntered Ministry in the Korean Methodist Church; Transf to WI Conf 2002, FE; Appts: PrairieFarm, Ridgeland - Dallas 1999; Oconto Falls, Lena 2000; Eau Claire: Lake Street 2003;Bonduel: Zion, Red River: Salem 2004Choe, Young Jonathan Randolph, CourtlandFE CHFE; Transf from N. Ill Conf 7/1/2005; Appts: Suring, Hickory, Gillett: Tabor 2004; Stanley,Thorp, Cadott 2008; Randolph, Courtland 2011Christensen, Allen M. Tomahawk, SpiritFE CHFE; Appts: Tomahawk, Spirit (OE 346.1 Iowa Conf) 2007: Transf to Wis Conf 7/1/2010; Appts;Tomahawk, Spirit 2010Christensen, C. James RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1964; FM,E 1967; Appts: Hammond - Martell - NewCenterville 1961; Brooklyn 1963; Stanley - Cadott - Thorp 1967; Madison: Calvary 1968;Madison: Calvary - Chaplain: Madison Hospitals 1969; Madison: Calvary 1972; Chippewa Falls:Trinity 1974; Cedarburg 1981; Rhinelander 1982; Retired 1989; Hayward 1/1990 - 6/1990;Center: Emmanuel 1990 - 1999; Black Creek 1991-1999; Bonduel, Red River 7/2000 - 9/2000Christensen, Mike M. Prairie du ChienFL CHPL 2000; FL 2010; Appts; Soldiers Grove, North Clayton, Readstown 9/1/2000; Soldiers Grove,Gays Mills, Seneca 2004; Prairie du Chien 2010Christensen, Myron E. MattoonRE CHEntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1958; D 1961; FM,E 1963; Appts: La Grange - Adams1956; Elo - Rosendale 1958; Merrill: Grace - Rib Falls 1960; Kenosha: Wesley 1961; GreenBay: St Paul's (Assoc) 1965; Marion - Wittenburg 1969; Marshfield: Wesley 1975; Chetek -Cameron 1979; Oregon 8/31/1986; Waupun 1992; Retired 1996; Marion (1/2 Time) 1996-1999;Mattoon (SY) 2008Christianson, John E. SchoolFE SCEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1996; Appts: Waldo: Trinity 1996; WhitewaterRegional Ministry (LaGrange, Richmond, Whitewater) 1999; Parfreyville 2001; Platteville 2004;School 1/1/2011Christianson, Wendy L.BairFamily Leave of AbsenceFEEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM 1998; FE 2005; Appts: Appleton: First (Assoc) 1996;School 1998; West Bend: 5th Avenue (1/2 time) 8/23/1998; Milton (part time) 1999; FamilyLeave 6/15/2000; Parfreyville (part time) 2001; Platteville 2004; Family Leave of Absence1/1/2011FAM390 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryChristopher, Charles RetiredREEdmond LogsdonEntered UM Ministry in KY Conf; PM 1958; D 1962; FM,E 1963; Appts: Mt Pisgah 1954;Eastwood 1956; Trans to Detroit Conf 1958; Appts: Ossineke Circuit 1958; Trans to Wis Conf1963; Appts: Pleasant Prairie - Wesley Chapel 1960; Palmyra - Little Prairie 1965; Appleton:First (Assoc) 1967; Madison: Bethany (Assoc) 1971; Brown Deer 1973; Milwaukee: Albright11/1980; Sabattical 9/1/88; LOA 9/1/89; Retired 1990Christopher, Dale R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1953; D 1956; FM,E 1957; Appts: Shopiere 1954;Brookfield 1956; Kenosha: First (Assoc) 1960; Mequon 1963; Portage: First 1973; Whitewater1978; Retired 1992Christopher, Judith RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1997; FE 2000; Appts: Bruce: Federated,Weyerhauser 1991-1995; Bristol, Wesley Chapel, 1997; Director, Beyond the Walls Ministry,Kenosha 2001; Retired 2005Clapp, Roger W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1969; FM,E 1970; Appts: Prairie Farm -Connorsville - Ridgeland 1970; Richfield 1974; Lomira 11/82; Portage 1992; Sheboygan: St.Luke 2001; Retired 2010Clark, Forrest S. RetiredRE REntered Ministry in Southern Baptist Church, Ordained 1967; Credentials Recognized,American Baptist Church 1974; Credentials Recognized, PM 1986, Iowa Conference UMC;FM,E 1988; Appts: New Hope Baptist (TN) 1967; School 1968; Staff Librarian, S. Baptist TheolSeminary, Louisville, KY 1971; Head Librarian & Asst. Prof, Northern Baptist Theol. Sem,Lombard IL 1974; Dir. Of Learning Resources, North Country Community College, SaranacLake, NY 1979-1984; Bloomingdale UMC (Troy Conf) 1982; Churdan, Lanesboro (Iowa) 1984;Perry: First (Iowa) 1991; Transf to Wis Conf, 8/1/95; Appts: Conference Council Director8/1/1995; Director, Mediation Ministries, Sun Prairie WI 1998; Director, Mediation Ministries,Sun Prairie WI 1998 and Fennimore (part-time) 1999; Baraboo: First 8/1/2000; Beloit: First2006; Beloit: River of Life 9/10/2007; Retired 2010Clausen, Tammy Frederic: St. Luke's, Centuria: Holy TrinityPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts; Frederic: St. Luke's, Centuria: Holy Trinity 2010Clement, Shirley F. RetiredDM DMRConsecreated Director of Christian Education 1964; DM 1977, Appts: Rockford (IL): St. John's1962; Alma: Buffalo-Trempeleau County Larger Parish 1965; Menomonee Falls: EmmanuelCommunity 1967; Madison: First 1972; Director, Evangelism Ministries, General Board ofDiscipleship 1974; Retired 2003Cole, Gary W. Minocqua: Church of the PinesFE CHEntered Ministry in the Evangelical Covenant Church; Transf to Wis UMC 2003; EP 2003; FE2007; Appts; Minocqua: Church of the Pines 2001Colyer, Elmer M. Professor of Historical Theology, University ofFE ABLC-ADubuque Theological SeminaryEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1987; Appts: DeSoto - Redmound -Retreat (Sy) 1981; New Hope - Retreat 1986; Sc 1988; Asst. Prof., U of Dubuque Theol Sem1993; Professor of Historical Theology, UDTS, 2001RClergy Service Records391

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryConklin, Craig W. Pecatonica Valley Charge: Blanchardville, Lamont, FE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1996; FE 2000; Appts: Boyceville, Connersville 1993;Prairie Farm, Ridgeland-Dallas 1994; School 1996 and Prairie Farm, Ridgeland - Dallas 1996;Neillsville, Granton 1997; Crossroads United Ministries: Greenwood: Grace, Christie, Niellsville,Granton 2001; Pecatonica Valley Charge: Argyle, Blanchardville, Lamont, South Wayne 2006Conklin, Mary Anne Parish of the Hills: Mineral Point, Bethel, Linden FE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; SP 1998; PE 2001; FE 2004; Greenwood: Grace, Christie1997; Chili: Immanuel and Crossroads United Ministries: Greenwood: Grace, Christie,Niellsville, Granton 2001; Parish of the Hills: Mineral Point, Bethel, Linden 2006Connery, Jill Marie Green Bay: BethanyFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2000; FE 2004; Appts; Pepin, Alma 2000; Green Bay:Bethany 2002Cook, Barbara Gist LancasterFE CHEntered UM Ministry in S Dak Conf; PM,D 1979; FM,E 1981; Mobridge (SD) 1981; Watertown(SD): First (Assoc) 1982; Campus Minister, Dakota Wesleyan U. 1985; Sc 1988; Livingston,Arthur, Stitzer (WI, 426.1) 1993; Trans to Wis Conf 1994; Appts: Livingston, Arthur, Stitzer (parttime) 1994; Livingston, Arthur, Stitzer (full time) 1/1/95; Parish of the Hills: Mineral Point,Bethel, Linden 2001; Lancaster 2004Cook, Brian Cambridge: WillerupFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1987; FM,E 1990; Appts: Ripon: Emmanuel (Assoc)1987; Ellsworth - Hartland - Diamond Bluff 1989; Missionary: OMS International, Inc.-Guayaquil, Equador 1993; Cambridge: Willerup 6/1/2001Cook, Sharon L. S. Waunakee: CrossroadsFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 2004; PE 2005; FE 2008; Appts; Madison: Bethany 2004;Waunakee: Crossroads 2008Cook, Thomas A. Siren, Lewis: MemorialOE,R CHOE,R; Appts: Spooner, Lakeview 2002 (SY); Not Appointed 2003; Siren, Lewis: Memorial 2008Cotter, James H. ColumbusFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1983; FM,E 1986; Appts: Sc 1983; Jim Falls - Anson -Holcombe 1984; LOA 1988; Oshkosh: First (Assoc) 1991; Bonduel-Angelica-Red River3/1/1992; Bonduel: Zion, Red River: Salem 1998; Brookfield: Trinity-Pilgrim (part-time) 2000;Columbus 2005Cotter, Marianne Madison: TrinityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1997; FE 2002; Appts: Denmark: Zion 1997 (parttime); Brookfield: Trinity-Pilgrim 2000; Marshall 2005; Madison: Trinity 2011Council-Austin, Mary Neenah: FaithFE CHTrans from AME Zion 1982,FM; Appts:; Beloit: St. Matthais 1978; Conf Staff 1979; Milwaukee:Kenwood (Young Adult Ministry) 1982; LOA 1983; Brooklyn 1984; Assoc Gen Secy, Gen Bd ofChurch & Society 1986; Baltimore Conference: Wesley Foundation - Howard University(426.1))1989; LOA 1994; Fond du Lac: Salem 1995; Special Assistant to the President for Diversity,Marian College, Fond du Lac 2000; Racine: Christ, Special Assistant to the President forDiversity, Marian College 2006; Racine: Christ (1/4 Time) 1/30/2007; Neenah: Faith 2008Countryman, Thomas C. PortageFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; LP 1983; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1986; Appts: Menomonee Falls:Emmanuel Community (Assoc) 9/1983; Colfax - Tainter 1987; Edgerton 1996; Portage 2007392 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryDe La Cruz, Eduardo B. Beloit: River of LifePL CHPL; Transf to Wis Conf from Free Methodist Church of the Dominican Republic; Appts: Beloit:River of Life 10/1/2009Deaner, Francis R. Madison: BashfordFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Central PA Conf; PM,D 1975; FM,E 1978; Appts: PA State ParkChaplain 1972-1974 (Summers); Sc 1975; Lewisberry Larger Parish (Co-Pastor) 1977; Transto Wis Conf 1979; Appts: Elm Grove (Assoc) 1979; Lake Geneva 1985; Madison: Divine Savior1996; District Superintendent: Capital District 2002; Madison: Bashford 2004Deaner, Jeremy R. West Bend: Fifth AvenueFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2006; FE 2010; Appts: School 2006; CPE Resident, YaleNew Haven Hospital 2007; Waldo: Trinity 2008; West Bend: Fifth Avenue 02-2010Deaner-Rogers, Christine Family Leave of AbsenceFE FAMEntered UM Ministry in N Ill Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1985; Appts: Sc 1982; Earlville (IL) 1983;Plainfield: Sharon (IL) 1987; Wilmette: Trinity (IL) Assoc 8/1992; HL 1994; Wilmot (WI) 1999;Reinstated for Trans to WI by N Ill 2000; Transf to Wis Conf 2000; FE, Appts: Wilmot 2000;New Berlin: Our Lord's 2002; Family Leave of Absence 9/11/2007Deaner-Rogers, Joel South MilwaukeeFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Central PA Conf; PM,D 1981; Appts: Sc 1981; Transf to Dakotas Conf1982; FM,E 1985; Appts: Internal Auditor, General Board of Pension and Health Benefits 1983;Lisbon (ND) 1996; Transf to Wis Conf 1999; Appts: Elkhorn: First 1999; Waukesha: Salem2003; South Milwaukee 2008Dee, Jean RetiredRL RPL 2000; RL 2003; Appts; Manawa, Iola 2000; Retired 2003Deede, Claudia J. Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel CommunityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2008; FE 2011; Appts; Menomonee Falls: EmmanuelCommunity 2005Delery, Harvey B. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Lousiana Conf 1974; Transfer to Wis Conf from California-NevadaConf 1995; FM,E; Appts: New Berlin: Bethel Hill 1993; Racine: First 1995; Retired 2005DeLong, Amy E. Executive Director, Kairos CoMotionFE ABLC-DEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1997; FE 2000; Appts: Briggsville, Moundville,Endeavor: UCC 1997; Grantsburg, Atlas 1998; School 2005; Executive Director, KairosCoMotion 2006DeMaris, M. Charles Elmwood, Rock ElmFE CHFE; Transf to Wis Conf from Dakotas AC 7/1/200; Appts; Phillips, Hawkins, Kennan 2000;Elmwood, Rock Elm 2004DeMaris, Margaret Elk Mound: Trinity, Iron Creek: SalemFE CHFE; Transf to Wis Conf from Dakotas AC 2000; Appts; Tomahawk, Spirit 2000; Elk Mound, IronCreek 2004Dembinski, Kevin Algoma, West KewauneeFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; SP 2007; PE 2009; FE 2011; Appts: Lark: Emmanuel,Reedsville: Zion (SY) 2007; Lark: Emmanuel, Reedsville: Zion (SP) 8/16/2007; Neenah: First,The Family Church 2008; Algoma, West Kewaunee 2009394 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryDeming, Joan Director of Development, Pilgrims of IbilinFE ABLC-DEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1974; FM,E 1977; Appts: Sc 1974; Milton: First 1976;LOA 1980; Madison: Sherman Ave (Part Time) 1981; LOA 1982; Madison: First (Part Time)1985; Montello: Trinity 1988; Waukesha: First (Assoc) 1990; Madison: First (Assoc) 1994;Sabbatical 2002; United Methodist Children's Services of Milwaukee: Fund DevelopmentDirector2003; Leave of Absence 6/16/2004; Director of Development, Pilgrims of Ibilin 1/1/2008Diaz, Rey SpartaFE CHFE; Trans to Wis Conf from NY Conf 1/1/99; Appts; Madison: Puerta La Hermosa 1999;Madison: First Hispanic 2002; Port Edwards 2003; Wausau: Wesley 2007; Lake Geneva: LaResurrección, Delavan: Vida Abundante 2008; Sparta 2010Dick, Dan R. Director of Connectional Ministries, WisconsinFE ABLC-AConferenceFE; Transf to Wis Conf from New Jersey Conf 7/1/2009; Appts: Director of ConnectionalMinistry, Wisconsin Conference 2009Dinsmore, Donald K. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf 1958; PM,D 1965; FM,E 1968; Appts: Exeland -Birchwood - Brunette 1957; Jim Falls - Anson - Holcombe 1960; Seymour - Black Creek 1964;Wausau: First (Assoc) 1968; Chaplain: Univ of VA Med Center 1973-1977; Trans to MississippiConf 1977; Assoc Dir, Pastoral Services, Univ of Mississippi Med Center 1977- 1984; Sp Appt:Dir, Pastoral Services , Wausau Hospital Center 1984; Trans to Wis Conf 1985; Appts: Dir,Pastoral Services, Wausau Hospital Center 1985; Manager, Pastoral Services, WausauHospital Center 2000; Retired 2001Dobbins, Afi Marshall, Fall RiverPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts; Stoughton 2010; Marshall, Fall River 2011Doering, Paul H. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1957; FM,E 1963; Appts: Belmont - Whig 1956;Loyal - York Center 1960; Ladysmith - Tony - Glen Flora 1966; Boyceville - Knapp - Wheeler1969; Retired 1983; Iron Mt, Quinesee (MI) (R,Sy) 1983 - 1984; Boyceville Charge (R,Sy)1984 - 1985; Whitehall Charge (R,Sy) 1985 - 1987; Knapp (R,Sy)1990 - 1993Doersch, Carl R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N Dak Conf; PM 1983, FM 1985; Appts: Cleveland-Mepina (ND) 1983;Trans to Detriot Conf 1985; Appts: Norway, Faithorn 1985; Ironwood,Wakefield 1991; Transf toWis Conf 1995; Appts: Ashland, Sanborn 1995; Ashland, Sanborn (Moland ELCA) 1999;Ashland, Sanborn, Odanah 2002; Ashland, Sanborn 2004; Arlington, North Windsor 2005;Retired 6/1/2008Dorenbush, Terry J. RetiredRL RPL2005; RL 2010; Appts: Rib Lake 2005; Glen Hills Parish: Glenwood City, Downing, Emerald2007; Retired 2010Dow, William L. Westfield: Faith, Coloma: CalvaryFL CHPL 2001; FL 2004; Appts; Amherst, Buena Vista 2001; Westfield: Faith, Coloma: Calvary 2004Dowling, Douglas R. Chaplain, Mercy Health SystemFE ABLC-BEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1973; FM,E 1976; Appts: Sc 1973; Pierce Cty RuralParish: Ellsworth - Hartland - Diamond Bluff 1975; Oconomowoc (Assoc) 1978; Greenville:Faith 1982; Beloit: First (Assoc) 1989; Chaplain: Janesville Mercy Health System 10/28/1991Clergy Service Records395

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryDreistadt, Henry R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Pittsburgh Conf; OT 1959; D 1960; FM,E 1963; Appts: Amity (PA) 1956;Brandon - Ladoga (WI) 1959; Trans to E Wis Conf 1963; Appts: Lake Geneva 1963; River Falls1970; Supt NW Dist 1982; Green Bay: First 1987; Retired 1994; Suamico (SY) 1995Drollinger, Donald D. Sheboygan Falls: FaithFL CHFL; Appts: Stanley - Thorp 8/1/1991; Jim Falls, Anson, Holcombe 1995; Sheboygan Falls: Faith2000; Sheboygan Falls: Faith, Kiel: Bethel 2006Droste, James B. Oakfield, Eden: TaborFL CHFL; Appts; Oakfield, Eden: Tabor 2009Dryver-Scott, Rosalind E. Racine: TrinityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Nebraska Annual Conference; PM, D 1997; FE 2002; Appts:Milwaukee: Albright 1997; Trans to Wis Conf 1998; Beloit: Henderson Avenue Ministry 1998;Beloit: First 2002; Menomonie 2004; Racine: Trinity 2008Dunham, Thomas J. Manitowoc: LakeshoreFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1972; FM,E 1978; Appts: Sc 1972; Discontinued 1976;Readmitted 1977; Appts: Poynette - Inch 1977; Wausau: First (Assoc) 1982; Westfield -Coloma 1985; Manawa - Iola 1990; Black River Falls 2000; Manitowoc: St. Paul's 2005;Manitowoc: Lakeshore 2011Dushek, William L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; PM,D 1964; FM,E 1967; Appts: Belleville 1965; Neillsville -Granton 1967; Withdrew 10/1/1970; Readmitted 1973; Appts: Greenfield: Christ 12/1/1972;Rice Lake - Canton 1978; Sturgeon Bay - Jacksonport 1986; West Bend: Fifth Avenue 9/15/94;Incapacity Leave 1/1/2003; Retired 2003Dymond, Renae Waldo: TrinityPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts; Waldo: Trinity 2011Eagle, Robert W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Central IL Conf; OT,D 1967; FM,E 1970; Appts: Gueda Springs (KS)1965; Cicero (IL): Hawthorne 1967; Sc 1970; Spec Appt: Chaplain: La Crosse LutheranHospital 10/1/1971; Trans to Wis Conf 1973; Appts: Chaplain: La Crosse Lutheran Hospital1973; Dir, Pastoral Care Dept, Methodist Hospital, Madison 4/15/1980; Assoc Dir, PastoralServices Dept, Meriter Hospital, Madison 8/1987; Chaplain, Pastoral Services, Meriter Hospital,Madison 12/92; Retired 2009Ebert, Karen T. Incapacity LeaveFE INCEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1989; Appts: Sc 1989; Stevens Point: St. Paul's(Assoc) 1990; Green Bay: First (Assoc) 1994; Wausau: First 2004; Wausau: First (Part-Time)5/1/2009; Incapacity Leave 2011Eckert, Jerry O. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1959; D 1960; FM,E 1962; Appts: Sc and Aubrey -Green Valley (N Texas Conf) 1959; Sc 1961; Algoma - West Kewaunee 1962; Waterford(Interim) 6/15/1967; Sc 9/15/1967; Green Bay: First (Assoc) 1968; Janesville: Hope -Orfordville 1969; Janesville: Hope 12/1/1972; SY 1974; Milwaukee: Central (Assoc) 1975;Stockbridge - Malone (UCC) (Interim) 10/9/1978; Port Washington (Interim) 3/1/1979; NorthPrairie - Eagle - Troy Center 1979; Merrillan - Alma Center - Hixton 1981; Milwaukee: Faith1/1/1982; LOA 1985; Milwaukee: Emmaus 1990; Horicon: Emmanuel 1992; Retired 1995Edwards, Robert Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLRHonorable Location, Retired 1994396 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryEgerer, Ruth M. Marshfield: WesleyFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1987; FM,E 1989; Appts: Balsam Lake - Centuria1987; LOA 1992; Hudson (Assoc) 1/1/1996; Marshfield: Wesley 2003Eggert, Dale W. Manawa, IolaFL CHFL; Appts: Sheboygan: St. Luke, Kiel: Bethel 2003; Manawa, Iola 2005Eldred, John W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT,D 1964; FM,E 1966; Appts: Racine: Bethel 1964;Whitefish Bay (Assoc) 1966; Burlington 1970; Merrill: Christ - Wildwood Chapel 1972;Clintonville 1978; South Milwaukee 1986; Appleton: Emmanuel 1991; Spencer - Colby 1992;Retired 1997Ellinger, Janet R. River FallsFE CHEntered UM Ministry in W MI Conf; PM,D 1983; FM,E 1987; Trans to Wis Conf 1984; Appts: Sc1984; Hammond - Martell - New Centerville 1985; Eau Claire: Lake Street (Assoc) 1991; SuptHeartland Distr 1997; River Falls 2001Elliott, Thomas J. Whitehall, Montana: SalemOF CHOF (Church of Christ); Appts: Whitehall, Montana: Salem 1996 (part time)Emert, Jennifer Milwaukee: SummerfieldPL CHPL; Entered UM Ministry in W. Va. Conf; Transf to Wis Conf 2010; Appts; Milwaukee:Summerfield 2010Engelman, Kenneth RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in IL Conf; OT 1951; D 1952; FM,E 1953; Appts: Grove City 1948;Kirkland 1950; Trans to E Wis Conf 1954; Appts: Wautoma - Spring Lake 1954; Appleton: First(Assoc) 1958; Whitewater 1962; Appleton: First 1966; SY 1971; SC 1972; Green Bay: Staff ofAmerican Fndn of Religion & Psychiatry 1973; Conference Council Director 1982; Madison:First 1984; Retired 1988Engen, Dale A. Mondovi: Our Savior's, GilmantonOF CHOF (Evangelical Covenant); Appts; Rhinelander: First 8/1/2006; Mondovi, Gilmanton 2007Entenman, Donald D. Merrill: Christ, Wildwood ChapelOF CHOF (Society of Friends); Appts: Merrill: Christ, Wildwood Chapel 2008Erickson, Margaret R. Merrillan, Alma Center, HixtonFL CHFL; Appts; Merrillan, Alma Center, Hixton 2001Estrem-Fuller, Richard W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1983; FM,E 1987; Appts: Avoca - Gotham - WyomingValley 1980; Crandon - Argonne 1987; Oconto Falls - Lena 1988; Chippewa Falls: Trinity 1996;Retired 2007Eytcheson, Sr., Keith R. RetiredRL RPL 1991; RL 2001; Appts: Genoa City First 1991; Lake Geneva (Assoc) 1994; Retired 1997;Waterford: Community 2000; Retired 2001; Paris Corners, (RL,SY) 3/1/2008 - 6/30/2008Fahs, Daniel J. HaywardFE CHFE; Appts: Hayward (OE Northern Illinois Conf) 8/1/2007; Transf to Wisconsin Conference7/1/2008; Appts: Hayward 2008Clergy Service Records397

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryFalk, Wesley C. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf(EUB); OT 1964; FM,E 1967; Appts: Princeton 1967, Racine:Evangelical - Racine: Faith (Assoc) 1968; Milwaukee: Church of the Good Hope 1970;Sheboygan: Fountain Park 1978; Neenah: First 6/1/1985; Dist Supt: NC Dist 1991;Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel Community 1997; Retired 2002Farina, Anthony J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf(EUB); OT 1956; FM,E 1959; Appts: Germantown: Calvary1958; Madison: Our Master's 1965; Fond du Lac: Salem 1978; Madison: Bashford 1987;Monroe 8/1/1991; Retired 1996Farina, David L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1971; FM,E 1975; Appts: Sc 1971; Greenville: Faith -Center: Emmanuel 1974; Evansville: Peace 1982; Baraboo: Emanuel 1990; Reedsburg 2004;Retired 2011Farmer-Lewis, Linda West Michigan ConferenceFE 346.1FE; Transf to Wis Conf 2003; Appts: Kenosha: First 2003; West Michigan Conference (346.1)2011Farrar, Edward (Ted) Honorable LocationHL HLHonorable Location 1987Fehrmann, Lucretia A. New LondonFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1983; Appts: Sc 1980; Janesville: Cargill(Assoc) 1982; School 1991; Campus Minister, UW-Oshkosh 9/1/94; School 1996; Madison:Trinity 1997; New London 2001Fenner, Bruce S. Director of Extension Ministry & Pastoral Care,FE ABLC-AGeneral Board of Higher Education and MinistryEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1977; FM,E 1980; Appts: Sc 1977; Monroe (Assoc)1979; Green Bay: St Paul's 1981; Oshkosh: Wesley 1983; Chaplain: Federal CorrectionalInstitution, Fort Worth, TX 1988; Chaplain, Federal Correctional Institution, Oxford, WI 1989;Supervisory Chaplain, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Rochester, MN 1995; ChaplaincyAdministrator, Western Regional Office, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Dublin, CA 1998;Chaplain - Assistant Chaplaincy Administrator, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Washington, DC2000; Director of Extension Ministry & Pastoral Care, General Board of Higher Education andMinistry 3/15/2010Fenner, Donald D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1949; FM,E 1953; Appts: Horicon - Juneau 1952;Madison: First 1957; Racine: Evangelical 1966; Racine: Evangelical - Racine: Faith 1969;Racine: Evangelical 1970; Supt NE Dist 1973; Waukesha: First 1979; Janesville: Cargill 1986;Retired 1992Firary, Robert J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1954, D 1955; FM,E 1956; Appts: Poy Sippi - CrystalLake 1950; Peshtigo - Harmony 1955; Merrill: Grace - Merrill: Scott 1962; Merrill: Grace -Merrill: Scott - Wildwood Chapel 1963; Merrill: Christ - Wildwood Chapel 1965; Sun Prairie -North Windsor 1968; Sun Prairie 1970; Neenah: First 7/11/1976; Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Ave1984; Retired 1994Fite, Diane Oconto FallsFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1995; FE 2000; Appts: Shopierre 1992; Wild Rose,Hancock UCC 1996; Oconto Falls 2007398 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryFite, Richard R. RetiredRE RPM, D 1997; FE 2003; Appts: Darien - Sharon 1992; Princeton, Neshkoro 1996; Plainfield,Almond 2000; Oconto, Abrams 2007; Oconto, Gillett: Tabor 2008; Retired 2010Fletcher, Jeffrey S. Crystal LakeSY CHSY; Appts: Crystal Lake 1990 (part time)Floerke, Mary Ann Faith Alive Charge: Bloomington, Bagley, Beetown, FL CHCassville, Mt. Hope, Patch GroveFL: Appts: Rewey (Sy) 1/15/1999; Rewey (PL) 10/15/1999; West Grant Charge: Mt. Hope,Bagley, Patch Grove 2004; Faith Alive Charge: Bloomington, Cassville, Beetown, Mt. Hope,Bagley, Patch Grove 2008Foote, Robert E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1969; FM,E 1971; Appts: Sc 1969; Borth - PoySippi 1970; Oconto - Abrams 9/1/1976; Waldo - Trinity 1981; LOA 1987; Wisconsin Dells:Dells/Delton - Davis Corners 1989; East Troy: St. James - Troy Center 1993; East Troy: St.James 1996; Richland Center: Trinity 2000; Retired 2007Ford, Milton H. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1961; FM,E 1963; Appts: Boyceville - Knapp -Connorsville 1962; Spooner 1965; Spooner - Lakeview 1968; Menomonie 1971; Supt SC Dist1984; Sheboygan: St. Luke 1990; Retired 1999Forret, Cherie A. Mount HorebFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2004; FE 2008; Appts; Johnson Creek 2003; Racine:Faith, Union Grove 2004; Milwaukee: Albright 2006; Mount Horeb 2010Foster, Edwin R. Metro Region Director of Spiritual Care, Aurora Health FE ABLC-BCareEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1970; FM,E 1973; Appts: Sc 1970; South Milwaukee(Assoc) 1972; Genoa City - Genoa City: First Congregational (UCC) 12/1/1974; Sc 8/28/1979;Assoc Dir, Pastoral Care Dept, Methodist Hospital, Madison 1982; Chaplain: Mendota MentalHealth Institute 1984; Supervisor of Pastoral Care, Aurora Sinai Medical Center - Milwaukee1998Foster, Lloyd P. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Central IL Conf; OT 1948; D 1949; FM,E 1950; Appts: La Prairie (IL)1940; Littleton (IL) 1942; Lighthouse - Chana (IL) 1944; Gillett - Hickory - Suring (WI) 1948;Beaver Dam 1951; Wisconsin Rapids 1962; Beloit: First 1969; Supt SE Dist 1974; Wausau:First 1978; Retired 1985; Upper Kettle Moraine Parish (Sy) 1985 - 1991Foster, Paul D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Central Il Conf; PM,D 1952; FM,E 1955; Appts: Stockton 1952; Trans toOregon - Idaho Conf 1955; Appts: Portland: Lincoln Street 1955; Woodburn 1957; Trans to Cal-Nevada Conf 1961; Appts: Oakland: Melrose 1961; Sacramento: Wesley 1962; KnightsLanding 1966; Sutter 1967; Orland 1970; San Jose: Roselawn 1973; Trans to Wis Conf 1974;Appts: Clarno - Staver 1974; Rice Lake - Canton 10/1977; St Croix Falls - Wolf Creek - Taylor'sFalls (MN) 1978; Mblomington - Beetown - Cassville 1983; Pierce Cty Rural Parish (Ono -Maiden Rock - Plum City) 1985; Retired 1988Foulke, Paul E. RetiredRL RFL 1993; RL 2010; Appts: Little Prairie 1993; Clarno, Staver 8/1/95; Lowell, Juneau 2000;Balsam Lake: Holy Trinity 2003; Retired 2010Clergy Service Records399

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryFowler, Kelly Renee Milwaukee: Bay ViewFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2000; FE 2003; Appts; Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue2000; Waukesha: First 2001; Milwaukee: Bay View 2007Fraley, Douglas G. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Nebraska Conf; OT,D 1956; FM,E 1958; Appts: Indianola (Neb) 1955;Polk (Neb) 1957; Trans to E Wis Conf 1958; Appts: Milwaukee: Grace 1958; Trans to W WisConf 1968; La Crosse: St Luke's 1968; Whitefish Bay (Assoc) 1977; Portage 1980; Racine:Evangelical 1982; Menomonee Falls 1993; Retired 1997Francis, Don R. Professor of Sociology & Nonprofit Management, FE ABLC-DLakeland CollegeEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; OM,D 1971; FM,E 1973; Appts: Sc 1971; EcumenicalInstitute, Chicago, IL 1972; Staff, Priory of Pittsburgh Religious House, Ecumenical Institute1975; Regional Dir. Ecumenical Institute, Bombay, India 1980; Regional Dir. EcumenicalInstitute, Cheung Ju, Republic of Korea 1984; Sc 1989; Assistant Professor and Dean,Lakeland College (Tokyo Japan Campus) 1992; Assoc Professor, Lakeland College,Sheboygan WI 1998 and Greenbush: New Hope 2000; Assoc Professor, Lakeland College,Sheboygan WI 1998 and Milwaukee: Emanuel 2003; Assoc Professor, Lakeland College,Sheboygan WI 2004Francis, Paul L. RetiredRE ROT 1966, D 1967; FM,E 1968; Appts: Neenah (Assoc.) 1968; Brillion: Faith 1972;Brookfield:Trinity/Pilgrim 1977; Madison: Monona 1982; Markesan 1990; Green Bay: NewVision (part time) 1/1/2000; Leave of Absence 2000; Retired 2004Frank, Donald L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1959; FM,E 1962; Appts: Fairchild 1956; Fairchild -Humbird 1957; Brooklyn 1958; Washburn - Grandview 1961; Eau Claire: Aldersgate - PleasantValley 1963; Mineral Point - Willow Springs 1966; Parish of the Hills (Mineral Point - Bethel -Linden - Rewey - Waldwick - Willow Springs) 1970; Brookfield: First 1972; Prairie du Sac 1979;Conf Staff: Program Associate for Congregational & District Ministries 1983; La Crosse:Wesley 1988; Beloit: First 1992; Supt, NW Distr 1994; Supt Chippewa Distr 1997; SuptChippewa District and Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 1999; Supt Chippewa Distr 2000; Retired2002;Frees, Russell R. Fort Atkinson: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1994; FM, E 1997; Appts: Racine: Evangelical (Assoc)1994; Richland Center: Peace 1996; Waterford: Community 1/1/2001; Fort Atkinson: First 2010Freese, Ruwal H. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Kansas Conf; OT,D 1960; FM,E 1964; Appts: Sc 1960; Chicago:Epworth (Asst) 1962; Trans to W Wis Conf 1964; Appts: Whitehall - Independence - Arcadia1964; Whitehall - Independence - Arcadia - Montana 1968; Mondovi: Our Savior's - Gilmanton1969; Baraboo: First 9/1977; Appleton: Emmanuel 1986; New Richmond 1991; Retired 1998Frost, Joan C. Two Rivers: Emanuel, Mishicot: ZionFE CHEntered UM Ministry in N Arkansas Conf; PM,D 1977; FM,E 1988; Appts: Sc 1977; Clarksville(AR) 1980; Sc 1981; LOA 1982; Wild Rose - Dopp (Wis) 1986; Trans to Wis Conf 1987; Appts:Wild Rose - Dopp 1987; Wild Rose 1988; Wild Rose - Hancock (UCC) 1989; Racine: Christ(Assoc) 1991; Darien, Sharon (Part time) 1996; Waterloo 2002; Parfreyville 2006; Two Rivers:Emanuel, Mishicot: Zion 2011Fuller, Tony R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1985; Appts: Glenwood City - Downing -Emerald 1983; Niagara - Goodman 1987; Rhinelander 1993; Montello: Trinity 1998; Montello:Trinity, Princeton: Emmanuel 2004; Retired 2007400 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryGagner, Jayneann Willow River Parish: Clear Lake, Deer Park: Trinity, PL CHForestPL; Appts; Willow River Parish: Clear Lake, Deer Park: Trinity, Forest 2008Gardow, Bruce A. DurandPL CHPL; Appts: Fairchild, Humbird 2003; Fairchild 2005; Pepin, Alma 9/1/2005; Durand 2009Garnhart, Thomas O. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in IL Conf (EUB); OT 1962; FM,E 1966; Appts: Peoria (IL): BradleyAvenue 1965; Galesburg (IL): Faith (Assoc) 1967; Trans to Wis Conf (EUB) 1969; Appts: PortWashington: Grand Avenue 1969; Lake Mills 1974; Madison: University 1981; Racine: Christ1992; Eastern Dist Supt, 1996; Supt Winnebago Distr 1997; Supt Metro South District 1998;Retired 2002Garren, Michael A. Chaplain, United States Air ForceFE ABLC-BEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 1999; FE 2002; Appts; Milton: First, Richmond 1996;Clinton 1997; Common Ground Ministries: Christ, New Hope, Clinton, Shopiere 1999; Chaplain,United States Air Force 2002Garton, Gena M. Family Leave of AbsenceFE FAMEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1990; Appts: Sc 1984; Trempeleau -Arcadia: Trinity 1985; Marion: First - Wittenberg 1988; Brandon, Lamartine 1995; Richfield:Emmanuel 2001; Richfield: Emmanuel (part-time) 1/1/2003; Family Leave 2003Gaylord, Frank R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1961; D 1962; FM,E 1963; Appts: Shopiere 1960; FortAtkinson (Assoc) 1962; Green Bay: First (Assoc) 1964; Trans to W Wis Conf 1968; Appts:Platteville 1968; Madison: Bethany 1974; Conference Council on Ministries Director 1984;Waukesha: First 1990; Retired 2001; Madison: University (1/4 Time) 2002; Retired 2003;Belmont, Whig (R,SY) 2/1/2008 - 6/30/2008Gaylord, Sandra Foley RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1991; FM,E 1994; Appts: Spring Prairie - Lyons 1990;North Prairie - Eagle 1991; Waukesha: First (Assoc) 1994; Family Leave 7/1/2001; Retired7/31/2001Geisthardt, Mark W. Appleton: EmmanuelFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1997 (courtesy ordination by Rocky Mountain AnnualConference); FE 2000; Appts: Bloomer, New Auburn 1997; Appleton: Emmanuel 2004Gelhaus, Kenneth E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1959; FM,E 1961; Appts: Wonewoc - Ironton-Cazenovia 1960; Wonewoc - Ironton - Cazenovia - LaValle 1963; Lancaster 1964; Stoughton1970; Wisconsin Dells/Delton - Davis Corners 1977; Cuba City - Georgeown 1984; Kenosha:Immanuel 1985; Plainfield/Almond 1993; Greenfield: Memorial 1996; Retired 2000Genrich, Anita A. EurekaAM CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL 2000; AM 2011; Appts; Merrimac 2000; Eureka 2011George, Alan R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N New Jersey Conf; PM,D 1972; FM,E 1974; Appts: Neshanic,Centerville, Zion (NJ) 1970; Ortonville (MI) 1973; Transf to Detroit Conf 1974; Houghton (MI)1978; South Lyon (MI) 1988; Transf to Wis Conf from Detroit Conf 1995; Appts: Grantsburg,Atlas 1995; New Richmond 1998; Retired 2011Clergy Service Records401

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryGetsinger, Stephen Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLREntered UM Ministry Wis Conf; PM,D,1968; FM,E, 1970; Apts. School 1973; U. S. Departmentof Veterans Affairs 1973, Honorable Location 1976; Honorable Location-Retired 2007Gibson, Lamarr V. StoughtonFE CHOE (Detroit Conference); Affilliate Member, Wisconsin Conf; Appts: Stoughton 10/15/2004;Transf to Wisconsin Conference 7/1/2009; Appts: Stoughton 2009Gibson, Paul J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Colorado - New Mexico Conf (EUB); Licensed to Preach 1949; OT,E1952; Appts: Greenville: Faith - Center: Emmanuel 1949; Trans to Wis Conf (EUB) 1952;Appts: Monroe: Bethel 1952; Brodhead 1957; Markesan 1969; Milwaukee: Emmaus 1973;Retired 1990Gilbert, Mark D. OsceolaFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2006; FE 2009; Appts; Benton 2002; Janesville: Cargill2006; Osceola 2009Gladney, G. Wiley Whitefish BayFL CHEntered UM Ministry in .. Conf; Transf to Wis Conf 2010; FL; Appts; Whitefish Bay 2010Glocke, Cindy S. Webster: Grace, DanburyFL CHFL; Appts: Princeton: Emmanuel, Neshkoro: Zion 2002; Webster, Danbury 2004Goebel, Joan E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1988; FM,E 1991; Appts: Sc 1988; Ash Creek - WillowValley 1989; Watertown (Assoc) 1993; Superior Parish 1994; East Troy: St. James, TroyCenter 2000; Hudson 2003; Retired 2008Goebel, Laurence R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); FM,E 1968; Appts: Wauzeka: St Paul's - Eastman:Salem 1968; Lancaster 1973; Monroe 1981; Oconomowoc: Good Shepherd 8/1/1991; SuperiorParish 1994; Kenosha: First 2000; Hudson 2003; Retired 2008Goodger, Krystal Appleton: FirstPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; SP 2008; PE 2009: Appts: Evansville: Peace 2008; Appleton:First 2009Gossett, Robert L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1964; E 1966; Appts: Itasca (IL) (Student Asst);1964; Walworth 1966; New Berlin: Our Lord's 1970; New Berlin: Our Lord's - Milwaukee: Grace1974; New Berlin: Our Lord's 1976; Brillion: Faith 1977; Boscobel - Mt. Zion 1989; Clinton1992; Port Washington: Grand Ave. 1993; Retired 2003Govier, Dennis RetiredRL RFL; Appts; Bloomington, Cassville 2000; Hazel Green 2002; Pecatonica Valley Charge: Argyle,Blanchardville, Lamont, South Wayne 2004; Medford, Dorchester 2006; Retired 11/15/2008Gray-Ehnert, Michael D. Honorable LocationHL HLEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1978; FM,E 1984; Appts: Black Creek (Intern) 1978;Sc 1979; Whitewater (Assoc) 1981; Altoona - Hallie 1983; LOA 1987; HL 1991; FL 2004;Appts; Arlington, North Windsor 2004; Honorable Location 2005Grebe, Lois RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1991; FM,E 1994; Appts: Brookfield: First 1991;Milwaukee: Albright 1997; Racine: Faith 1998; Retired 2004; Racine Faith (R,SY) 4/1/2008 -6/30/2008402 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryGreen, Donna R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1973; FM,E 1975; Appts: Sc 1973; Wauzeka -Eastman 8/10/1973; Viola 10/15/1978; Delavan 1984; Supt NE Dist 1985; Sc 1990; SpiritualMentor, Methodist Theological School in Ohio 1995; Retired 2011Green, Nancy Christman RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1986; Appts: Kenosha: First (Assoc.)1984; Footville/Orfordville 1987; Borth/Poy Sippi 1990; Oakfield, Eden: Tabor 1999; Retired2009Green, Patrick N. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1956; D 1957; FM,E 1958; Appts: Linden - Edmund -Pleasant View 1955; Wild Rose - Dopp 1957; Green Bay: Bethany - Suamico 1962; Green Bay:Bethany 1972; Wisconsin Rapids 1981; Retired 1993Greer, Donald L. SussexFE CHFE Appts: Milwaukee: Summerfield (OE Nebraska Conference) 2004; Transf to Wis Conf7/1/2010; Appts: Sussex 2010Gregersen, Paul E. Clarno: Zion, Staver: St. Peter'sPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL; Beloit: Common Ground Regional Ministries: Beloit:Christ, Beloit: New Hope, Clinton: Faith Community 2003; Darien, Sharon 2007; Clarno: Zion,Staver: St. Peter's 2009; PE 2010; Appts: Clarno: Zion, Staver: St. Peter's 2010Gribble, Donald J. MenomonieFE CHEntered UM ministiry in Baltimore, Washington conference, LP 1990, PM 1993, FM 1996.Transferred to WI Annual Conference 1997; Appts: Boring Dover 1990; Harmony, Mt. Wesley1993; WI Conference: Spooner, Lakeview 1997; Eau Claire: Hope 2002; Menomonie 2008Groves, George H. Poy Sippi, BorthFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1974; FM,E 1978; Appts: Sc 1974; Winchester -Dunkinsville (Ohio) 1975; Ripon (Assoc) 1976; Washburn - Grand View 12/1/1981; ForestJunction - Rural Brillion 1990; Ladysmith, Tony 10/1/94; Poy Sippi, Borth 2003Groves, Stephen G. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1988; FM,E 1992; Appts: Soldiers Grove -Readstown - North Clayton (Student Supply) 1/1986; Soldiers Grove - North Clayton -Readstown 1988; Loyal - York Center 1990; Colfax, Tainter 1996; Brodhead 2005; Retired 2011Guse, David N. Port Washington: Grand AvenueFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1983; FM,E 1986; Appts: Sc 1983; Benton 1984;Waterloo 1989; New Berlin: Bethel Hill 1995; Port Washington: Grand Avenue 2003Gutierrez, Dora RetiredRL RPL 1991; FL 1994; FL 2009; Appts: Honey Creek, Denzer 6/15/1991; Denzer 1995; Denzer,North Freedom 1998; Moved to Detroit Conf 9/1/1999; Prairie Farm, Ridgeland - Dallas9/1/2005; Retired 2009; Prairie Farm, Ridgeland - Dallas (SY) 2009; Not Appointed 4/5/2010Haass, Jane Anderson MayvilleFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1975; FM,E 1977; Appts: Sc 1975; Madison: Bashford(Assoc) 1976; Colgate 1979; LOA 7/1986; Menomonee Falls (Assoc, part time) 1987; LOA9/1/94; Lomira: Trinity 1/1/97 (Part Time); Mayville (1/2 time), Extension Ministry: ClearviewRehabilitation Facility(1/2 Time) 1/1/2005,Clergy Service Records403

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryHackbardt, Carol L. RetiredRE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; Received on Credentials from Nat'l Ass'n CongregationalChristian Churches 1980; PM 1980; FM 1982; Appts: Genoa City - Genoa City: FirstCongregational UCC 1979; Beloit: First (Assoc) 1984; New Hope Larger Parish (Coordinator)1989; Yorkville - Paris Corners 1992; Milwaukee: Summerfield 1994; Egg Harbor: Calvary,Gibraltar: Zion 2004; Retired 2010; Appts: Egg Harbor: Calvary, Gibraltar: Zion (part time)2010; Retired 2011Hadley, Matthew W. Jackson: Still Waters CommunityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Baltimore-Washington Conf; PM,D 1996; FE 2000; Appts: StLP ChevyChase: St Paul 1992; Glen Burnie (Assoc)1996; Trans to Wis Conf 1998; Appts: Elkhorn:Bethel 1998; Jackson: Still Waters 2002Hagen, R. James PlymouthRE CHEntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1953; FM,E 1956; Appts: Linden - Edmund -Pleasant View 1952; Sextonville - Gotham 1954; Sextonville - Gotham - Dayton Corners 1955;Bloomington - Bagley 1957; Ono - Plum City - Bay City 1960; Spencer - Colby - Unity 1963;Spencer - Colby 1964; Sharon - Darien 1970; Montfort - Cobb 1971; Retired 1990; Plymouth(R,Sy) 1990Hagstrom, Alan J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N IL Conf; PM,D 1969; FM,E 1972; Appts: Calais - Woodbury (VT)1969; Sc 1970; Trans to Troy Conf 1971; Calais - Woodbury (VT) 1971; Albany (NY): PineGrove 1973; Trans to Wis Conf 1974; Appts: Grantsburg - Siren - Lewis 1974; Dir ResourceCenter, Center and Network for Church Educators, United Theological Seminary, NewBrighton, MN 1979; Chaplain: St Croix Chaplaincy Assn, Stillwater MN 1982; Family Leave6/1/98; North Fond du Lac: Community, Eldorado: Salem 1999; Osceola 2002; Retired 2009Hair, Marilyn S. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1974; FM,E 1978; Appts: Sc 1974; Footville -Richmond 1977; Brookfield: Trinity - Pilgrim 1982; (half - time 1985); Family Leave 1993;Retired 2006Hakes, Larry A. Darlington, FayetteFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1981; FM,E 1984; Appts: Balsam Lake - Centuria9/1/1981; Beaver Dam (Assoc) 1987; Concord, Johnson Creek, Sullivan 1990; Albany 1992;Darlington, Fayette 2003Haller, Susan Angus Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel CommunityPD DEAEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PD 2010; Appts: On-Call Chaplain, CPE Student, The Villageat Manor Park 2010;Hamblin, Cathy L. New RichmondFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 1997; PE 2006; FE 2009; Appts: Exeland, Birchwood1997; Wausau: First(Assoc) 11/1/ 2000; Grantsburg, Atlas 2005; Eau Claire: Lake Street 2007;New Richmond 2011Hamilton, Sandra E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FP 1995; Appts: Mercer 1995; School 1997; PE 2000; FE2003; Appts; Osceola, Dresser 12/1/1999; Elmwood, Rock Elm 2000; Elmwood, Rock Elm2003; Phillips, Hawkins, Kennan 2004; Phillips, Hawkins 2005; Retired 2008Hamm, Carrie R. ChetekFL CHFL; Appts; Hammond, Martell, New Centerville 2003; Chetek 2008404 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryHanaman, Dale R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1968; D 1969; FM,E 1971; Appts: Sc 1968; Clarno -Staver 1970; Appleton: First (Assoc) 1971; Wauwatosa: Bethany (Assoc) 1972; Madison:Calvary 1974; North Fond du Lac - Eldorado 1982; Superior Parish: First - Central - Trinity7/23/1988; Rice Lake, Canton 1994; Wautoma: Grace 2000; Retired 2007Hanson, Doris E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Iowa Conf 1992; FM,E; Trans to Wis Conf 1995; Appts: Milton: Faith1995; Wautoma: Grace 1997; Waupun: 2000; Rhinelander 2002; Retired 2006Hanusa, Steven R. Sheboygan: St. LukePE CHEntered UM Ministry in ..Conf; Transf to Wis Conf FL 2008; PE 2010; Appts; Hammond, NewCenterville 2008; Sheboygan: St. Luke 2010Harr, Verlyn C. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Kansas Conf (EUB); OT 1951; FM,E 1956; Appts: Bellevue (Kan) 1956;Bellevue - Highland (Kan) 1965; Trans to Wis Conf (EUB) 1967; Appts: Colgate: Zion 1967;Fond du Lac: St Matthew's - Eden: Tabor 1973; Fond du Lac: Covenant 1980; Dodgeville -Ridgeway: Grace 1983; Retired 1994Harrell, Gregory S. Shell Lake, SaronaFL CHFL; Appts: Washburn, Grandview 1999; Chetek, Cameron 2002; Chetek 2005; Shell Lake,Sarona 2008Harrington, James L. KnappRE CHEntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1960, D 1961; FM,E 1962; Appts: Sc 1960; Milwaukee:Highland 1962; Gillett - Hickory - Suring 1964; Shullsburg: Centenary 1971; Janesville: Mt Zion8/1/1976; New Richmond 1988; South Milwaukee 1991; Retired 2000; Knapp 2003Harrison, Gerry CudahyRE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1983; Appts: Waukesha: First (StudentAssoc) 1980; Milwaukee: Solomon Community Temple (Asst) 1981; Lowell - Juneau 1982;Lowell - Juneau - Beaver Dam: Zion 1985; Oak Creek 1987; Eastern District Superintendent1/1/1992; Lake Geneva 1996; Wauwatosa: Bethany - Calvary 2000; Milwaukee: Kenwood2002; Retired 2006; Cudahy (SY) 2010Harsh, David V. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT,D 1962; FM,E 1964; Appts: Sc 1962; Milwaukee: Trinity(Asst) 1962; Janesville: Asbury 1965; Sturgeon Bay - Jacksonport 1971; Green Bay: St Paul's1978; Chippewa Falls: Trinity 1981; Supt SW Dist 1989; Madison: Bethany 1993; Retired 2001Hartford, Lincoln J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; PM 1963; D 1964; FM,E 1965; Appts: Elm Grove:Community (Asst) 1962; Sc 1964; Coulter (W Pa): Christ 1965; Clarion (W Pa): CampusMinistry 1969; Sc 1972; Trans from W Pa Conf 1974; Appts: Kenosha: First (Assoc) 1973;Milwaukee: Kenwood 1975; Madison: Bethany 1984; Navajo United Methodist Mission School1987; Navajo Academy 1988; Chaplain, Teikyo Westmar University 1990; Prairie du Chien1995; Retired 7/1/1997Hartlerode, Richard A. Rib LakeRE CHEntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf as LP; Appts: N. Miami Parish 1976; Dunkirk 1978; PortJefferson - Maplewood (W. Ohio Conf) 1978; Trans to Wis Conf as StLP 1981; PM,D 1982;FM,E 1985; Appts: Clarno - Staver (StLP) 1981; Oakfield - Lamartine 1984; Oakfield - Eden1986; Jefferson: Immanuel 1988; Mosinee, Rothschild: Highland 1992; Darlington, Fayette1999; Retired 2003; Rib Lake (SY) 2008Clergy Service Records405

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryHartzell, Janet Elm Grove: CommunityFL CHFL; Appts: Whitefish Bay 5/1/2005; Whitefish Bay, Colgate: Zion 12/1/2007; Whitefish Bay (1/2Time) 7/1/2009; Whitefish Bay, Elm Grove: Community 12/1/2009; Elm Grove: Community2010Harvey, Iris RetiredDM DMRDM; RetiredHayes, Stanley C. F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1946; FM,E 1952; Appts: Greenville Circuit 1946;Ash Creek Circuit 1949; Marshfield Circuit 1953; Ripon: Immanuel 1961; ProfessionalConsultant at Central State Hospital, Waupun 1968; Opportunity Center Director and OutreachSupervisor of Fond du Lac 1969; Kingston - Dalton (Congregational) 1969; Placement Director,Workshops, Inc, Fond du Lac 1971; Retired 1976; Brandon 1976; made effective 1977; Appts:Beaver Dam: Zion - Brandon 1977; Brandon - Eden 1980; Retired 1986; Campbellsport (R,Sy)1986 - 1995; Fond du Lac: Covenant (Pastor of Caring Ministry) 1996Hays, Robert B. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Texas Conf; PM,D 1969; FM,E 1972; Appts: Colax Circuit 1968; WisResort Ministry (Summer) 1969; Sc 1969; Jefferson Circuit 1970; Trans to Wis Conf 1972;Appts: Neenah: First (Assoc) 1972; Wautoma - Spring Lake 1978; Manitowoc: Wesley11/1/1982; Eau Claire: Lake Street 1990; Janesville: Cargill 9/1/1992; Neenah: First, TheFamily Church 2007; Retired 2011Hazen, John P. Stanley, Thorp, CadottFL CHPL 1997; FL 2011; Appts: Bay City 1997; Ono, Maiden Rock, Plum City 1999; Stanley, Thorp,Cadott 2011Heckenlively, David W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1988; FM,E 1991; Appts: Madison: Calvary (St LP)1987; Sc (Part time) 1987; Racine: Faith 1989; Beloit: Christ 1995; Developing Ministry ofBeloit: Christ, New Hope, Clinton, Shopier 1999; Milwaukee: Faith 2000; Retired 2003Hedgcock, Mary McGuire RetiredRD RDirector of Christian Education; Consecrated June 1993, DFM 1997; Wisconsin AnnualConference; Appts: Waukesha: First 1993; Fort Atkinson: First 2/1/95; Elm Grove: Community1997; Sabbatical 1/1/2003; Leave of Absence 1/1/2004; Retired 2/22/2004Heeringa, Donald RetiredROF ROF 337.2 (PCUSA); Appts: Egg Harbor, Gibralter 1992 (part time); Egg Harbor, Gibralter (fulltime) 1/1/98; Retired 2004Heilborn, Ray D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Ill Conf; OT,D 1957; FM,E 1959; Appts: Littleton (IL) Circuit 1952;Armstrong - Ellis (IL) 1956; Rantoul (IL) 1959; Trans to E Wis Conf 1960; Appts: Waupun -Lamartine 1960; Oshkosh: Wesley 1962; Supernumerary 1964; Asst Prof, Wis State Univ atRiver Falls 1965; Ono - Plum City and Spec Appt 1966; Asst Prof, UW-River Falls 1971; ShellLake - Sarona 12/1982; Retired 1993Helgerson, A. Ronald RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1971; FM,E 1973; Appts: Milwaukee: Albright (Assoc)1971; Suamico 1/1/1976; Denmark - Mishicot 1981; Peshtigo - Harmony 1992; Portage 2001;Retired 2002406 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryHelton-Anishinaabeqwa,Dawn M.Montello: Trinity, Princeton: EmmanuelPEEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts: Odanah 2004; Not Appointed 9/1/2006 PE 2010:Appts; Concord, Sullivan (1/2 Time), Staff: Native American Cultural Center, Milwaukee,Wisconsin (1/2 Time) 2010; Montello: Trinity, Princeton: Emmanuel 2011CHHelwig, William F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1974; FM,E 1977; Appts: Trempealeau 1972; PrairieFarm - Connorsville - Ridgeland 1974; Batavia: Zion 1977; Hudson 1984; Exec Dir, Wis UMFoundation 1992; President, Wisconsin UM Foundation 2004; President & CEO, Wisconsin UMFoundation 2007; Retired 2010Henke, Rebecca L North Freedom, DenzerPL CHPL; Appts: Evansville: Peace 2006; North Freedom, Denzer 2008Henrichs, Melvin W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); PM 1965; D 1969; FM,E 1970; Appts: Sc 1969;Greenville: Faith - Center: Emmanuel 1970; Two Rivers 1974; Lancaster 9/15/1981; Janesville:Mt Zion 1988; Waukesha: Salem 1994; Sturgeon Bay, Jacksonport 2003; Retired 2009Henry, Rebecca A. Seymour, CiceroFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2003; FE 2006; Appts; Lowell, Juneau 2003; Lowell,Juneau, Horicon: Emmanuel Shared Ministry 2005; Seymour, Cicero 2007Henschel, Ann Spindt District Superintendent: Chippewa/Heartland Districts FE ABLC-AEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1994; FM, E 1997; Appts: West Bend: Fifth Ave(Assoc) 1994; Janesville: Asbury 2000; District Superintendent: Chippewa/Heartland Districts2008Her, Nhia Wahn Green Bay: New Faith HmongEP CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; OF (Southern Baptist) 2003; EP 2010; Appts; Green Bay: St.Paul's Hmong 2003; Transf to UMC 7/1/2010; Appts; Green Bay: New Faith Hmong 2010Her, Pha Wausau: Hmong American CommunityFL CHFL; Transf to Wis Conf from Lao Evangelical Church; Appts: Wausau: Hmong AmericanCommunity 8/15/2009Herdt, Michael J. Loyal, York CenterFL CHFL: Appts: Crandon: St. Luke, Argonne 2001; Loyal, York Center 2008Herdt, Patricia B. SpencerFL CHFL; Appts; Spencer, Colby 2008; Spencer 2010Hernandez Miranda, Milwaukee: Luz a las Naciones Luis Gonzalez Memorial FLLucas M.FL; Transf to Wis Conf from Puerto Rico Conf 2008; Appts: Whitewater: Cristo la Roca 2008;Milwaukee: Luz a las Naciones 2010CHHerrick, Lance A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Rock River Conf; OT,D 1964; FM,E 1969; Trans to E Wis Conf 1966;Appts: Sc 1966; Cudahy 1968; Milwaukee: Kenwood 10/20/1972; Supt Miw Dist 1975;Platteville 1981; Beloit: First 1986; Whitewater 1992; Milwaukee: Kenwood 1994; Retired 2002Herrmann, Sandra Incapacity LeaveFE INCEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1977; FM,E 1981; Appts: Exeland - Birchwood 7/1978;Sc 1978; New Hope Larger Parish (Assoc) 1980; Grantsburg - Atlas 1983; Parfreyville 1985;LOA 4/23/90; Milwaukee: Faith 1993; Greenfield: Memorial 2000; Incapacity Leave 3/1/2007Clergy Service Records407

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryHettenbach, Terry Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLREntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1986; Appts: Sc 1982; Kenosha:Memorial - Pleasant Prairie 1984; Pierce Cty Rural Parish (Ono - Maiden Rock - Plum City)1988; Plover 1992; Ash Creek - Willow Valley 1993; Cudahy 1994; Racine: Bethany 1999;Honorable Location 2001; Honorable Location-Retired 2/1/2010Hietpas, Greta Waukesha: FirstPL CHFL; Appts: Waukesha: First (SY) 2/1/2009; Waukesha: First (PL) 2010Hinebaugh, Frank R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1959; FM,E 1960; Appts: Clarno - Staver 1959;Cambridge: Willerup Memorial 1970; Marshfield: Zion - Chili 1977; Retired 1984Hines, TyLacey Sims Madison: AsburyPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 2008; PE 2009; Appts: Madison: Asbury, Sugar River2008Hinkelman, Richard RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Cent PA Conf; OT 1952; D 1953; FM,E 1954; Trans to E Wis Conf1953; Appts: Milwaukee: Kenwood (Minister of Education) 1953; Cedarburg - Mequon 1955;Cedarburg 1957; Wauwatosa (Assoc) 1960; Delavan 1965; Racine: Christ 1972; Supt Milw Dist1981; Retired 1987Hinshaw, Carolyn Sights Chaplain, 1st Line Supervisor, St. Joseph's Medical FE ABLC-BCenterEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1986; Appts: Benton 1982; Viola 1984;Milwaukee: Bay View (Assoc) 1985; Milwaukee: Summerfield 1988; Mequon 9/15/1992;Sabattical 1995; School 1996; OE337.1 California-Nevada Annual Conference 1998; Chaplain-Coordinator, St. Joseph's Medical Center, Stockton, California 1/1/1999Hinshaw, David Sights RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1954; D 1955; FM,E 1956; Appts: Bristol 1953;Burlington 1956; Neenah 1964; Waukesha: First 1971; Supt SC Dist 1977; Sabbatical 6/1983;Assistant to the Bishop (half-time) 9/1983; Milwaukee: Bay View 1985; retired 1988; West Allis:First (Assoc, part time) 1988; West Bend: Fifth Ave (Assoc, part time) 8/1992-6/1995;Sacramento (CA): St Marks (Executive Pastor, Part Time) 1996-2003Hintzman, Howard J. The UMC Venture: Stevens Point: St. Paul's, Plover: FE CHThe SpringsEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1979; FM,E 1982; Appts: Trempealeau 1977; Beloit:Grace - Our Master's 1981; Kenosha: First (Assoc) 1987; Oregon: People's 1992; StevensPoint: St. Paul's 2007; The UMC Venture: Stevens Point: St. Paul's, Plover: The Springs 2010Hintzman, Ned L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1974; FM,E 1978; Appts: Hammond - Martell - NewCenterville 1973; Kenosha: Wesley 1980; Rhinelander 1989; West Allis: First 11/16/1992;Retired 2002Hobbins, John Oshkosh: FirstOE CHOE (Waldensian Methodist Church); Appts: Sun Prairie (Assoc) 1995; Columbus 2000; Lomira:Trinity 2005; Oshkosh: First 2010Hoeft, Merlin J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1947; FM,E 1952; Appts: Reedsville 1949;Milwaukee: Bethel 1955; Bonduel 1957; Kenosha: Memorial 1965; Kenosha: Memorial -Pleasant Prairie 1971; Salem 1977; Marion - Wittenberg 1984; Retired 1988408 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryHolley, Susan Y. RetiredRE RFE; Transf from E. Ohio Conf 7/1/99;Appts: Marinette: First 1999; Retired 2006Holmes, Gary A. Verona: Sugar RiverFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1989; FM,E 1993; Appts: Sc 1989; Whitewater (Assoc)1990 Madison: Asbury (Assoc) 1995; Madison Asbury, Sugar River 2005; Verona: Sugar River2009Holmes, Virgil L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT 1950; FM,D 1952; E 1953; Appts: Argyle - Lamont1952; Argyle - Lamont - Woodford 1953; Neillsville - Granton - Pleasant Ridge 1955; Spooner1961; Reedsburg - North Freedom 1965; Reedsburg 1966; Milton: Faith 1974; Wautoma -Spring Lake 1986; Retired 1992Homann, Stephanie Taylor New Lisbon, Camp Douglas, NecedahFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 1995; PM,D 1998; FE 2001; Appts: Platteville (Assoc)1995; Not Appointed 1996; Fort Atkinson 1997; Osceola 2000; Wilmot 2002; Wilmot, GenoaCity: First 2004; New Lisbon, Camp Douglas, Necedah 2006Huenink, John RetiredRL RPL 2001; RL 2005; Appts: Caldwell 2001; Retired 2005Huh, Do Bum South Carolina Annual ConferenceFE 346.1Entered UM Ministry in SW Texas Conf; Trans to Wis Conf from SW Tex Conf 1994; FM,E;Appts: Green Bay: Korean-American 1994; Appleton: Zion 1998; South Carolina AnnualConference (337.1) 8/15/2000Hull, Wayne Boscobel, Mt. ZionFL CHFL: Appts: Livingston, Arthur, Stitzer 6/1/99 to 8/31/99; Mayville (Interim-part-time) 2/1/2000;Fall River 7/1/2000; Boscobel, Mt. Zion 2011Huneywell, Kathleen M. MercerPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Minnesota Conf; Transf to Wis Conf 2010; PL; Appts; Mercer 2010Hunter, M. Park MosineePE CHEntered UM Ministry in IN Conf; Transf to Wis Conf 2009; PE 2010; Appts; Mosinee 2010Hutchison, Richard W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1985; FM,E 1988; Appts: Stoddard 1982; Stoddard -La Crosse: Asbury (Assoc) 1985; Crandon - Argonne 1988; Frederic, Lorain 1998; Retired7/15/2006Iliff, Donald F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1967; FM,E 1970; Appts: Mt Horeb 1966; Madison:Divine Savior - Chaplain: Madison Hospitals 1972; Madison: Divine Savior 1974; Menomonie(Assoc) 1976; Sheboygan Falls 1984; La Crosse: Wesley 1992; Retired 2010Imathiu, R. Grace Neenah: FirstOE CHOE (Methodist Church of Kenya); Appts: Green Bay: First 10/1/2000; Not Appointed 2002;Brown Deer 2003; Neenah: First 2011Insor, Ebenezer K. Milwaukee: EmanuelPL CHPL: Appts: Beloit: Henderson Avenue Ministry; Milwaukee: Emanuel 7/15/2006Israel, Domnik D. ShawanoFE CHEntered Ministry in Methodist Church of India; Appts; LaCrosse: St. Luke's 2003; Transf to WisConf UMC 9/1/2005; Shawano 2007Clergy Service Records409

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryItson, Ellis L. "Hap" BrodheadFE CHFE; Transfer to Wis Conf from W. Ohio 2011; Appts: Bristol, Wesley Chapel 2009; Brodhead2011Jahns-Grams, Brenda Mae Kingston, Dalton: CongregationalPL CHPL; Appts; Kingston, Dalton: Congregational 2007Jannusch, William M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1967, D 1969, FM,E 1972; Appts: Sc 1967; Sterling -Hollisterville (PA) 1967; Bristol - Wesley Chapel 1969; United Parish of the Disciples (Assoc)1973; North Prairie - Eagle - Troy Center 1/1/1975; Kaukauna 1979; Kaukauna - Kimberly(PCUSA) 3/1/1980; Fennimore 1990; Augusta - Pleasant Valley 1991; Tomah 1996; Chetek,Cameron 2001; Waupun 2002; Retired 2007Jarrell, Thomas R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Va Conf; OT 1957; D 1959; FM,E 1961; Appts: Greggsville (W Va)1954; Wadestown Charge (W Va) 1955; Trans to Wis Conf 1960; Appts: South Wayne -Browntown - Gratiot 1957; Madison: First (Assoc) 1960; Tomah 1962; Tomah - Valley Junction1966; Tomah - Tunnel City 1967; Tomah 1968; Eau Claire: Lake Street 1970; Sheboygan: StLuke's 1978; Retired 1990Jenks, Steven Jay Chief, Chaplain Service, Dept. of Veterans Affairs FE ABLC-BEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1976; FM,E 1979; Appts: Sc 1976; Wauwatosa:Wauwatosa Ave (Student Intern) 1976; Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Ave (Student Asst) 1977;Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Ave (Assoc) 1978; North Fond du Lac - Eldorado 1981; ChaplainServices, Clement J Zablocki VA Medical Center, Wood 1982; Chaplain Services, VA MedicalCenter, Martinsburg, WV 1992; Chief, Chaplain Service, Dept of Veterans Affairs, Martinsburg,WV 2001Jewison, Gregory S. De Pere: New HopeFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Oklahoma Conf; PM,D 1986;FM,E 1989; Appts: Tulsa: Boston Ave(Assoc) 1985;Oklahoma City: Nichols Hills (Assoc) 8/1989; Tulsa: Southern Hills 1993; Transto Wis Conf1998; Appts: Beaver Dam: Trinity 1998; Green Bay: First 2002; Family Leave2004; De Pere: New Hope 1/1/2008Johnsen, Paul D. Hartford: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1985; Appts: Sc 1982; Superior: Trinity -First 1983; Superior: Trinity 1985; Superior Parish: Central - Trinity - First 1988; Kaukauna -Kimberly PCUSA 1990; Platteville 1996; Green Bay: First 2004; Hartford: First 2011Johnsen, Sarah Hart Brown DeerFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1985; FM,E 1989; Appts: Superior: First (1/4 time)1985; Superior: First (1/2 time) 1986; Minnesota Annual Conference (426.1) 1987; Appleton:First (Assoc) 1990; Marion: First, Wittenberg 1995; Platteville 1996; Green Bay: First 2004;Brown Deer 2011Johnson, Edward F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1960; D 1962; FM,E 1964; Appts: Dell - Ottervale -Sugar Grove 1962; Dell - Valley 1965; Brillion: Faith 1969; United Parish of the Disciples 1972;Palmyra - Little Prairie 1975; Madison (Assoc) 1976; Oak Creek: Community 1980; Fond duLac: Salem 1987; Milwaukee: Emanuel 1989; Delavan 1991; Kenosha: Wesley 2001; Retired2004Johnson, Kevin A. Honorable LocationHL HLEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1976; FM,E 1979; Sc 1976; Kenosha: First (Assoc)1978; LOA 4/1/1982; HL 1993410 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryJohnson, Rodney Benton, Hazel GreenSP CHSP; Appts; Benton 2007Jones, Edward S. Ash Creek, Willow ValleyPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL 2004; PE 2009; Appts; Hazel Green 2004; Ash Creek,Willow Valley 2011Jones, Jeanne M. Colfax, TainterRE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1994; FE 1998; Appts: Gays Mills, Seneca 1991; AshCreek, Willow Valley (9/1/97); Retired 2007; Colfax, Tainter (SY) 2009Jones, Richard H. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT 1962; D 1963; FM,E 1965; Trans to E Wis Conf 1964;Appts: West Allis: First (Asst) 1962; Milton: Faith 1967; Platteville 1974; Whitefish Bay 1980;Retired 2003Jun, Hyun-Shik Professor of Systematic Theology, Yonsei University, FE ABLC-DUniversity CollegeEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; LP 1996; PM, D 1997; FE 2000; Appts: Lowell, Juneau8/1/96; School 2000; Lecturer in Systematic Theology, Methodist Theological Sminary; Seoul,Korea 2002; Professor, Yonsei University, University College, Seoul, Korea 2005Jung, Im Regional Coordinator, The Academy for Spiritual FE ABLC-AFormation & Emerging Ministries, The Upper Room,General Board of DiscipleshipEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1993; FM,E 1996; Appts: Madison: Trinity 1993;Green Bay: Peace 1997; Green Bay: Peace (part-time) 8/15/2000; Oneida 2001; Family Leaveof Absence 2005; Regional Coordinator, The Academy for Spiritual Formation & EmergingMinistries, The Upper Room, General Board of Discipleship 2011Jury, Kathleen L. Black River FallsFE CHTransf to Wis Conf from Rocky Mtn Conf as AM; 7/1/2000; PM 2004; FE 2008; Appts; NewLisbon, Camp Douglas, Necedah 2000; ; Appts: New Lisbon, Camp Douglas, Necedah 2004;Black River Falls 2006Jury, Lon L. Melrose, CataractPL CHPL; Appts; Melrose, Cataract 2008Kaehr, Steven A. Sheboygan: Fountain ParkFE CHEntere UM Ministry in N Ind Conf; FE; Transf to Wisc Conf 1/1/2007; Appts; Oshkosh: First1/1/2007; Sheboygan: Fountain Park 2010Kafer, George J. Wautoma: GraceFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2006; FE 2010; Appts: Darien, Sharon 2004; Wautoma:Grace 2007Kalas, David J. Green Bay: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Virginia Conference; PM,D 1993; Trans to Wis Conf 1996; FE 2000;Appts: Appleton: Emmanuel 1996; Whitewater Regional Ministry (LaGrange, Richmond,Whitewater) 2004; Green Bay: First 2011Kammerud, Earl F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1966; FM,E 1971; Appts: Benton 1965; DeSoto -Red Mound - Retreat 1967; Glenwood City - Emerald - Downing 1968; Superior: Trinity -Superior: First 1970; Racine: Faith 1979; Chetek - Cameron 9/1/1986; Milwaukee: Central1997; Retired 2004Clergy Service Records411

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment Categorykanhai, cornelius a. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry by credentials from Presbyterian Church in Trinidad and Grenada in 1973;FM,E 1973; Appts: Avoca - Gotham - Wyoming Valley 1968; Bristol - Wesley Chapel 1973;Markesan 1978; La Crosse: St Luke's 1984; Mayville - Horicon 1986; Madison: University 1992;Waterloo 1995; Retired 2000Kaye, Creighton W. Racine: EvangelicalFE CHFE; Transf from Oklahoma Conf 2000; Appts; Racine: Evangelical 2000Kaye, Karin Racine: EvangelicalFE CHFE; Transf from Oklahoma Conf 2000; Appts; Racine: Evangelical (part-time) 2000Kelley, Laura J. Director of Spiritual Care, Luther Middlefort, Mayo FE ABLC-BHealth SystemEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1989; FM,E 1992; Appts: Green Bay: St. Paul's(Assoc) 1989; Albany 1990; Sc 1992; ABLC-D 7/14/95; Staff Chaplain, Univ. of MinnesotaHospital & Clinic, Minneapolis, MN 1995; Chaplain/CPE Associate Supervisor, Fairview-University Medical Center 1998; Director of Chaplaincy Services, Luther Hospital 2004Kellin, David M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1966; FM,E 1969; Appts: Greenwood Circuit 1964;Blue River Circuit 1965; Briggsville - Moundville - Endeavor: Trinity (UCC) 1968; United Parishof the Disciples (Assoc) 1970; Crandon - Argonne 1973; Pepin - Alma 1978; Parish of the Hills(Assoc) 1983; Parish of the Hills Director 1987; LOA 1995; Retired 1996Kenas, Jr., Robert A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FM,E 1971; Appts: Willow Valley 1971; Missionary to Liberia1/1/1975; Lyons - Springfield - Spring Prairie 1/1978; Crandon - Argonne 1978; Madison: OurMaster's 1983; Viroqua - Liberty Pole 1990; Mauston 1996; Retired 2008Kim, Daniel Jinsun Chaplain, United States Air ForceFE ABLC-BPM, D 1997; FE 2000; Transferred from Northern Illinois Conference, 1997. Appts: Madison:Korean Mission 1997; Chaplain, United States Air Force 1/2/2001Kim, Hyun-Suk South Georgia Annual ConferenceFE 346.1Entered ministry in Korean Methodist Church; Appts: Concord, Sullivan 2003; Transf to WisConf UMC 2004; FE 2004; Appts; Onalaska 2004; Family Leave 8/1/2006; Onalaska0/16/2006; South Georgia Annual Conference 8/1/2009Kim, Sung-Keun Greenfield: So Beautiful KoreanFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1994; FE 2001; Appts: Madison: Korean Mission1/1/1992; School 1996; Cudahy 1999; Cudahy, Milwaukee: First Korean 2003; Milwaukee: FirstKorean 2008Kindschi, Rebecca Forest Junction: ZionFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1994; FE 1998; Appts: Fairchild - Humbird 1989; WestGrant Charge: Mt Hope - Bagley - Patch Grove 1991; Brooklyn 1994; Algoma, West Kewaunee3/15/98; Neenah: Faith 2001; Forest Junction: Zion, Rural Brillion 2006Kirk, Arveda "Freddie" Frederic: St. Luke's, Centuria: Holy TrinityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2006; FE 2010; Appts: Amherst, Buena Vista 9/1/2004;Frederic, Lorain 7/15/2006; Frederick 2008Kirkpatrick, Mary L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1983; FM,E 1987; Appts: Sc 1983; Clear Lake - DeerPark - Forest 1985; Madison: First (Assoc) 7/15/1988; Whitewater: First 1994; Family Leave2001; Retired 2002412 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryKitto, Lois Ann RetiredRL REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1988; Appts: Mercer 1988; Discontinued 1991;Appointed as FL; Appts: Mercer 1991; Retired 1995Klaisner, Mark S. Appleton: St. JamesFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1989; Appts: Neenah: First (FL-Assoc) 1988; Neenah:First (Assoc) 1989; Oneida 2/1/1993; Oshkosh: Wesley 1998; Appleton: St. James 2006Klatt, Karen HebronFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2002; Appts; Hebron 2000; Hebron, Pastoral Care Staff,Dousman House 2004; Hebron, Palmyra 2005Kness, Lucille A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1982; Appts: Sc 1981; Hebron - - PleasantValley - Siloam 1982; Sc 1984; Park Ridge (IL): Resident Chaplain & Pastoral Counselor,Lutheran General Hospital 1984; Detroit: Chaplain, Hutzel Hospital 1986; Park Ridge (IL):Psychiatric Chaplain, Lutheran General Hospital 11/1987; Pastoral Counselor, The Institute forRecovery 1991; Janesville: Cargill (Assoc) 1995; Retired 1999Knutson, Patricia Stenson Spiritual Care Coordinator, Heartland Hospice of FE ABLC-DDePereEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1998; FE 2001; Appts: Neenah: First 1998; Brillion:Faith 2001; Family Leave 10/15/2002; School 2003; Janesville: Cargill 2004; Incapacity Leave10/15/2005; Manitowoc: Wesley 2007; Manitowoc: Wesley, Denmark: Zion 2009; Viola, NorthClayton 2010; Spiritual Care Coordinator, Heartland Hospice of DePere 2011Koca, Teresa J. Chippewa Falls: TrinityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 1999;PE 2000; FE 2003; Appts: Willow River Parish:Clear Lake, Deer Park, Forest 1999; Chippewa Falls: Trinity 2007Kohlhepp, Glenn O. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1955; FM,E 1958; Appts: Tomah 1957; Tomah -Tunnel City 1959; Elk Mound - Iron Creek 1964; Prairie du Sac: Concordia 1968; Marion -Wittenberg 1979; Berlin 1984; Lancaster 1993; Retired 1996Kollath, Lynn K. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1958; FM,E 1963; Appts: Marshfield 1963; Beloit:Our Master's 1967; Beloit: Our Master's - Beloit: St Matthias 1969; Marshall 1970; Shawano1974; Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel Community 1984; Neenah: First 1993; Retired 1999Kornowski, Rob Honorable LocationHL HLEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1994; FE 1998; Appts: Wausau: First (Assoc) 1993;Leave of Absence 1998; School 2002; Honorable Location 2007Kotian, Harsha K. Milwaukee: AlbrightFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; OE (Church of South India); Transf to Wis Conf 2010; FE2010; Appts: Phillips, Hawkins 2008; Milwaukee: Albright 2010Kotwicki, Raymond Reedsville: ZionRE CHEntered UM Ministry in N Dakota Conf; OT,D 1967; FM,E 1969; Appts: Page - Erie 1962;Caldwell - English Settlement (WI) 1966; Trans to E Wis Conf 1967; Appts: Salem 1969;Kenosha: First (Assoc) 1975; Watertown: Christ 1978; Sheboygan: Fountain Park 1985; GreenBay: St. Paul's 1990; Retired 2005; Lark: Emmanuel, Reedsville: Zion (SY) 2008; Reedsville:Zion (SY) 1/1/2009Clergy Service Records413

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryKral, Ronald M. Watertown: ChristAM CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 1992; AM 2000; Appts: Milwaukee: Emmaus 1992; NorthPrairie 1994; Sussex 2002; Watertown: Christ 2010Kramer, Cletus D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in S New Jersey Conf; PM,D 1966; FM,E 1967; Appts: Pitman (NJ) 1966;Centerton (NJ) 1969; Trans to Wis Conf 1972; Appts: Denmark: Zion - Mishicot: Zion 1972;Berlin 1975; Stoughton 1984; Randolph - Courtland 1989; Retired 1994Krause, Gerald A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT,D 1954; FM,E 1956; Appts: Stockbridge 1954;Stockbridge - Kiel: Bethel 1955; Ripon 1958; Edgerton 1962; Assoc Dir, E Wis Conf InterboardCouncil 1966; Area Executive for Mission Outreach 1968; Beloit: First 1974; Sabbatical Leave7/1/1986; Northern Illinois Conf (half-time, 426.1) 1987; 3/4 time 1989; Retired 1992Kruse, David H. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N Dakota Conf; OT,D 1962; FM,E 1965; Trans to E Wis Conf 1965;Appts: Genoa City - Wilmot 1963; Wilmot 1964; Wilmot - Genoa City 1966; Janesville: Cargill(Assoc) 1968; Whitewater 1973; Eau Claire: Lake Street 1978; Supt SE Dist 1984; Appleton:First 1989; Retired 2000Kruse, John A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1955; D 1956; FM,E 1957; Appts: Sc 1955; Oshkosh:Algoma Blvd (Assoc) 1956; Lake Geneva 1957; Trans to W Wis Conf 1959; Appts: Dir, WesleyFndns, Eau Claire & Menomonie 1959; (Dir State Meth Student Movt 1956-1962); Dir, UnitedCampus Ministry: Eau Claire 1966; Sc 1969; Green Bay: First (Assoc) 1974; LOA 1978;Madison: Bethany (Assoc) 1979; Madison: Bethany (Co-Pastor) 1984; Edgerton 1987;Madison: Calvary (1/2 time) 1991; Retired 1993Kuehnl, Eileen Beaver Dam: TrinityFL CHFL; Appointments: Beaver Dam: Trinity 1/1/97Kuhlman, Franklin R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1958; D 1959; FM,E 1961; Appts: Sc 1958; ParisCorners 1959; Missionary to Japan 1961; Amity Fndn Teachers Project, NCCC/USA ChinaProgram 1988; Pepin - Alma 8/1/1990; Retired 2000Kuhn, Robert W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1956; D 1957; FM,E 1958; Appts: Genoa City 1955;Eagle - Troy Center 1957; Tomahawk 1960; Randolph - Courtland 1963; Prairie du Chien7/15/1972; Brodhead 1979; Augusta - Pleasant Valley 1983; Algoma - West Kewaunee 1991;Retired 1994Kundinger, Brian D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Detroit Conf; PM 1969; FM 1973; Appts: Laingsburg: Middlebury 1972;Caro (Assoc) 1977; Trans to Wis Conf 1/1/1981; Appts: Waterloo 1981; Rice Lake - Canton1987; Reedsburg 1991; Minocqua 1996; Oshkosh: Algoma Boulevard 2001; Hartford: First2004; Retired 2011Kuntz, Carolyn I. Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel CommunityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1987; Appts: Sc 1984; North Prairie -Eagle - Troy Center 1985; North Prairie - Eagle 1990; River Falls (Assoc) - UMHE River Falls1991; River Falls (Assoc) 1992; Brookfield: Trinity-Pilgrim 1995; Racine: Trinity 2000;Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel Community 2002Kwak, Chung Nam Appleton: ZionOE CHOE (N. Ill Conf); Appts: Appleton: Zion 9/1/2008414 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryKwak, Han Du Kenosha: KoreanFE CHFE; Transf to Wis Conf 2003; Appts: Kenosha: KoreanKwon, Samuel Hyuksoon RetiredRE RTransf to Wis Conf from Korean Methodist Church - Central Conf 1995; FM,E; Appts:Milwaukee: First Korean 7/1/94; Appleton: Zion 9/1/2000; Retired 7/31/2008Kwon, Yul Wild Rose, Hancock UCCFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; Orders recognized from Presbyterian Church, EP 2000;FE2002; Appts; Orfordville: New Horizon 2000; Caldwell 2005; Madison: Korean Mission 2006;Wild Rose, Hancock UCC 2007LaChapelle, Thomas S. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1987; Appts: Sc 1984; South Wayne -Woodford 1981; Neillsville - Granton 1988; Black River Falls - Trout Run 1993; Waupun 1996;Barron: First 2000; Retired 2007; Durand 7/1/2007-6/30/2008Lake, Marlene D. RetiredRL RRL; Bloom City, Boaz, (part-time) 12/15/97; New Hope, Retreat 1999; Retired 2002Lambrecht, Thomas A. Vice President and General Manager; Good News FE ABLC-DEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1984; Appts: Whitehall - Independence -Arcadia - Montana 1982; Neenah: Faith (Assoc) 1985; Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 1995;Greenville: Faith 1999; Vice President and General Manager; Good News 2011Lance, Charles RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Agra (India) Conf; PM,D 1959; FM,E 1961; Appts: BulandShahr 1959;Meerut 1962; Vrindaban 1966; Roorkee 1967; Mussoorie 1968; Meerut 1968; Trans to WisConf 1978; Appts: Jefferson 1978; Milton: Faith 1986; Beloit: Christ 1987; North Fond du Lac,Eldorado 1991; Retired 1994Landis, Suzanne M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1991;FM,E 1995; Appts: Parish of the Hills (Assoc)1990; Viola - West Lima 1992; Elkhorn: First 1996; Leave of Absence 10/2/1998; Retired8/31/2008Lang, Anita Kenosha: ImmanuelPL CHSY; Appts; Kenosha: Immanuel 2010Lang, Tina S. Madison: FirstFD DEAEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; DM 1990; FD 1997; Appts: Baraboo: First (Director of Musicand Christian Education) 1990; Madison: First 2000Lanman, Nancy Milwaukee: SummerfieldFD DEAEntered UM Ministry in Baltimore-Washington Conf; FD 2010; Transf to Wis Conf 6/1/2011;Appts: Milwaukee: Summerfield 3/1/2009Larson, Ethan Lowell Viroqua, Liberty PoleFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1991; FM,E 1995; Appts: Merrillan - Alma Center -Hixton 1988; Juda: Zion - Oakley: Union 1/24/92; Shell Lake, Sarona 1999; Black Hawk:Bethlehem 2000; Racine: Christ 2003; Viroqua, Liberty Pole 2005Larson, Laverne New Hope, RetreatPL CHFL 1994; PL 2011; Appts: North Fond du Lac, Eldorado 1994; FL 1999; Appts; Suring, Hickory1999; Wonewoc, Ironton: First, LaValle 2000; Not Appointed 2006; North Clayton 10/15/2006;Viola, North Clayton 2007; New Hope, Retreat (FL) 2010; New Hope, Retreat (PL) 2011Clergy Service Records415

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryLeach, Richard D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in S Dak Conf; PM,D 1957; FM,E 1959; Appts: Rinn (Colorado)Community 1960; Rapid City (SD): First 1962; Gregory (SD) Methodist Larger Parish 1963;Professor, Lakeland College 1968; Trans to Wis Conf 1972; Appts: Prof of Religion &Philosophy, Lakeland College, Sheboygan 1972; Retired 1999Lebakken, Jr., Lewis E. RetiredRL RPL 1999; RL 2007; Appts: Angelica and Center: Emmanuel 1999; Stoddard 2003; Retired 2007LeCount, Robert B. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); E 1968; Appts: Ithaca - Loyd - Sextonville 1967;Willow Valley (Ithaca - Loyd - Sextonville) 1969; Westfield - Coloma 1970; Ripon (Assoc) 1973;Racine: Christ (Assoc) 1976; South Milwaukee 1979; Ripon 1986; Appleton: Emmanuel 1992;Retired 1996Lee, Dong Su Crossroads United Ministries: Greenwood: Grace, FE CHNeillsville, GrantonEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1991; FM,E 1994; Appts: Caldwell - EnglishSettlement (Sy) 1990; Caldwell-English Settlement 1991; Milwaukee: First Korean 1993;School 1994; LOA 1995; Augusta, Pleasant Valley 1996; General Board of Global Ministries,Missionary to Japan 2000; Plover 2003; Parfreyville 2004; Crossroads United Ministries:Greenwood: Grace, Neillsville, Granton 2006Lee, Kyung-Sook (Sue) EvansvilleFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2003; FE 2007; Appts: Beetown 8/16/98; Not Appointed1999; Clarno: Zion, Staver: St. Peter's 2000; Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel Community 2003;Elm Grove: Community 2005; Evansville 2009Leih, Susan YorkvilleFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1998; FE 2001; Appointments: Milwaukee: Aldersgate1998; East Troy: St. James 2003; Yorkville 2010Leistra, David O. Plainfield, AlmondPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL; Appts: Prairie Farm, Ridgeland-Dallas, 1990; LeRoy,Pleasant Valley (Colorado) 1994; Not Appointed 1996; Bloomington, Cassville, Beetown 2003;Plainfield, Almond 2007; PE 2010; Appts: Plainfield, Almond 2010Lewan, Susan A. Prairie Farm: Faith, Ridgeland - DallasPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts; Prairie Farm: Faith, Ridgeland - Dallas 2010Lewis, H. Loren RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf; OT 1954; D 1956; FM,E 1959; Appts: Lewisville - Dublin -Straughn 1951; Lynn - Spartanburg 1954; Trans to E Wis Conf 1959; Appts: Union Grove -Paris Corners 1955; Union Grove 1956; Sussex 1960; Rhinelander 1967; Madison: Monona1970; Ripon 1974; Menomonee Falls 1976; Janesville: Asbury 1978; Green Bay: Peace -Green Bay: Zion 1980; Tomahawk - Spirit 1984; Retired 1986Lewis, Lloyd R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wyoming Conf; OT,D 1965; FM,E 1967; Appts: Sc - Lynn (MA): MapleStreet (Asst) 1965; Swampscott (MA): Church of the Redeemer 1967; Trans to E Wis Conf1969; Appts: Green Bay: First (Assoc) 1969; Exec Dir, People's Drug Abuse Center, Green Bay1972; Madison: Bethany (Assoc) 1973; Sc 1976; LOA 1978; Curriculum Resources, Bd ofDisipleship, Nashville TN 8/14/1978; LOA 8/1/1982; Dir of School Relations, Vanderbilt Univ1984; Special Asst to the Dean, Dir of Field Ed, Vanderbilt Div Sch 1993; Asst. Prof of thePractice of Ministry, Asst Dean of Student Life, Assoc Dir of Field Ed 1996; Retired 7/1/2005416 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryLinaberry-Charis, RobertH.RetiredREEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1978; FM,E 1981; Appts: Sc 1978; Blackhawk:Bethlehem 1980; Medford - Dorchester - Rib Lake 1987; LOA 6/1/94; School, 1998; Mosinee,Rothschild: Highaland 9/1/2001; Spiritual Care Coordinator/Chaplain, St. Mary's Hospice &Palliative Care (Duluth, MN) 10/1/2000; Retired 1/1/2007RLind, Gordon D. District Superintendent: Nicolet/Winnebago Districts FE ABLC-AEntered UM Ministry in Nebraska Conf; PM,D 1975; FM,E 1979; Trans to Wis Conf 1978;Appts: Wausau: First (Assoc) 1978; New Berlin: Our Lord's 2/15/1982; Oshkosh: Algoma Blvd1986; Neenah: First 1999; Neenah: First, The Family Church 2004; District Superintendent:Nicolet/Winnebago Districts 2007Lindsay, Earl F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Michigan Conf; OT,D 1955; FM,E 1958; Appts: Perrington - PompeiiFulton Center 1951; New Buffalo - Lakeside 1954; Trans to W Wis Conf 1957; Appts: Madison:First (Assoc) 1957; Portage 1960; Trans to E Wis Conf 1966; Appts: Whitewater 1966; WestAllis: First 1971; Kenosha: First 8/1977; Exec Dir, Wis UM Fndn 1986; President/CEO, ManorPark Foundation, Inc. 1992; Retired 1995Lipka, Jerome M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1972; FM,E 1976; Appts: Sc 1972; Baraboo: First(Intern) 1974; North Fond du Lac - Eldorado 1975; Colfax - Tainter 1981; Elroy 1987; Directorof Camping (1/2 time) 1/1/1990; Assoc Council Dir 1/1/1991; Sabbatical 1997; Retired 1998;Palmyra (part-time)1999; Retired 2005Lockman, Susan B. West Allis: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1985; FM,E 1989; Appts: Sc 1985; Beloit: Grace -Beloit: Our Master's 1987; Appleton: First (Assoc) 1989; Disability 11/15/89; Racine: First(Assoc) 4/23/90; Beaver Dam: Trinity (Assoc) 1990; Menomonee Falls (Assoc) 9/1/94;Oconomowoc: Good Shepherd 2001; West Allis: First 2006Lohr, Hilbert E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1956; D,E 1961; Appts: Wauzeka - Eastman 1961;Milwaukee: Albright (Minister of Christian Ed) 1965; Janesville: Mt Zion 1969; Sun Prairie7/15/1976; Platteville 1986; Evansville - Peace 1990; Evansville 1994; Retired 1999Lombardo, Lisa Incapacity LeaveFE INCEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1987; FM,E 1991; Appts: Sc 1987; Hazel Green 1989;Horicon: Emmanuel 1995; Waldo: Trinity 2003; Incapacity Leave 8/1/2007Long, Thomas E. English SettlementFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1979; FM,E 1981; Appts: Fond du Lac: Covenant(Minister of Youth & Christian Ed) 1979; Argyle - Blanchardville - Lamont 1980; Pardeeville1983; Sc 1/1/89; Green Bay: St. Paul's (Assoc) 1990; Richfield 1992; Sc 1993 (Richfield: Sy1993); Richfield (Part Time) 2000; English Settlement (Part time) 2001Lowe, Justin E. North Fond du Lac: CommunityFL CHFL: Appts: North Fond du Lac: Community 2009Lukonic, Joseph L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in NW Texas Conf; PM,D 1962; FM,E 1966; Appts: Amarillo: Polk St(Assoc) 1964; Wesley Fndn, W TX State Univ 1967; Sc 1969; Trans to Wis Conf 1975; Appts:Oregon 1975; La Crosse: Asbury 9/1/1986; West Allis: Calvary 1/1/1992; Retired 1999Clergy Service Records417

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryLybeck-Smoak, Margaret Staff Chaplain & CPE Supervisory Education Student, FE ABLC-BVillage at Manor ParkEntered UM Ministry in E. PA. Conf; Appts: Eddystone 2000 - 2003; Transf Candidacy to WisConf 2003; PE 2004; FE 2007; Appts; Milwaukee: Albright 2004; Staff Chaplain & CPESupervisor in Training, Village at Manor Park 2006Lyerly, Kenneth RetiredRL RFL; Genoa City 1998; Genoa City: First, Pleasant Prairie 2001; Pleasant Prairie 2004; Retired2006Lyksett, Shelley Diamond Bluff-Ellsworth, HartlandPL CHPL; Appts; Ellsworth, Diamond Bluff, Hartland 2006; Diamond Bluff-Ellsworth, Hartland 2011Lyon, Patricia E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1985; Appts: Sc 1982; Albany 1983;Waukesha: First (Assoc) 1986; Wausau: First (Assoc) 1988; LOA 1989; Waldo: Trinity 1990;Kenosha: Wesley 1996; Whitewater Regional Ministry (LaGrange, Richmond, Whitewater)2001; Wisconsin Rapids 2004; Wauwatosa: Bethany - Calvary 3/1/2007; Retired 2008Machek, John R. RetiredRE RTrans from VA Conf 1971; PM; FM,E 1972; Appts: Tomahawk - Spirit 1971; Chaplain Intern, StElizabeths Hospital, Washington DC 1973; Chaplain, Bellin Health System, Green Bay 1974;Retired 2004Mahnke, Jason Kenosha: WesleyFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2001; FE 2004; Appts; Whitewater Regional Ministry:Richmond UMC 1996-1998; Madison: Bethany 2001; Kenosha: Wesley 2004Markley, Jr., Kenneth F. Darien, SharonPL CHPL; Appts; Whitewater Regional Ministry: LaGrange, Richmond, Whitewater: First 2007 (SY);PL 1/1/2008; Darien, Sharon 2009Marklund, Dixie J. RetiredRL RFL: Appts; Clarno: Zion, Staver: St. Peter's 2003; Retired 5/1/2009Marthaler, Dennis Milwaukee: AldersgateRE CHEntered Ministry in Roman Catholic Church; Orders recognized 1994; PM,E 1994; FE 1998;Appts: Benton 1992; Appleton: St. James 1993; Brookfield: First 1997; Milwaukee: Aldersgate(Part time) 2006; Retired 12/1/2006; Appts: Milwaukee: Aldersgate (SY) 12/1/2006Martin, J. Colby Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLREntered UM Ministry in Cent IL Conf; PM,D 1971; FM,E 1974; Appts: Sc 1971; Trans to WisConf 1973; Appts: Elkhorn: Bethel - LaGrange 1973; Sc 1977; Staff Psychologist, ChristianBrothers Counseling Center, Westchester IL 1981; Honorable Location 1991; HonorableLocation, Retired 1996Mather, Bradford W. Madison: BethanyFE CHEntered UM Ministry in N Illinois Conf; PM,D 1989; FM, E 1992; Appts: Arlington Heights(Assoc) 1987; Waukegan: Faith 1991; Transf to Wis Conf from N. Illinois Conf 1995; Appts:Mequon 1995; Madison: Bethany 2004Matthaei, Timothy M. Boyceville, Connorsville, Wheeler: GraceFL CHSY; Appts: Boyceville, Connorsville, Wheeler 10/1/2004418 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryMauer, Lloyd E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT 1953; D 1954; FM,E 1956; Appts: Coloma - South BurrOak 1950; Clinton - Allen Grove 1952; Belmont - Whig 1953; Ellsworth - Hartland - DiamondBluff 1956; Neillsville - Granton 1961; Ashland - Odanah - Sanborn 1964; Cumberland -McKinley 1968; Retired 1989May, Russell A. Green Bay: PeaceOE,R CHOE,R (Iowa Conference); Appts; Green Bay: Peace (SY) 2004May, Susan Green Bay: St. Paul'sOE CHOE (Iowa Conf); Appts; Green Bay: St. Paul's 9/1/2009Mayorga de Chacón, Ana Racine: Casa de DiosLuisaAM 2006; Appts: Racine: Hispanic 2004; Racine: Casa de Dios 2005Mayorga Solis, Jorge Luis District Superintendent: Metro North/Metro South FE ABLC-ADistrictsEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1998; FE 2001; Appts: Lake Geneva: HispanicMinistry (part time) 1/1/1993; Lake Geneva: Hispanic Ministry (full time) (Primera IglesiaMetodista Unida) 1994; District Superintendent: Nicolet/Winnebago Districts 2004; DistrictSuperintendent: Metro North/Metro South Districts 2007Mayorga, Juan Francisco Delavan: Vida AbundanteFL CHEntered UM Ministry in …; FL; Appts; Delavan: Vida Abundante 2010Mayorga, Rosa Waukesha: El Buen SamaritanoFL CHFL; Appts; Delavan Hispanic Ministry 1998; Lark: Emmanuel, Denmark: Zion 2004; Waukesha:El Buen Samaritano 2006McBeth, John R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Iowa Conf; OT,D 1968; FM,E 1972; Appts: Sc 1968; (Student Pastor,Branford, CT); Trans to Wis Conf 1971; Appts: Sheboygan Falls 1971; Onalaska 4/20/1976;Waukesha: Chapel Hill - New Berlin: Bethel Hill 1980; Spooner - Lake View 1983; Fort Atkinson1990; Brown Deer 1995; Retired 2003McBride, William R. Lake MillsFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1975; FM,E 1978; Appts: Sc 1975; Mercer 1977;Manawa - Iola - Royalton (UCC) 2/1/1981; Hayward 1984; La Crosse: St. Lukes 1/1/90;Pewaukee: Gethsemane 1996; Retired 2003; Eagle, Siloam (SY) 2005; Returned to ActiveStatus 2008; Appts: Eagle, Siloam (3/4 Time) 2008; Lake Mills 2009McCann, Larry RetiredRE RFE; Transf from Iowa Conf 1998; Appts: River Falls 1998; Manitowoc: St. Paul's 2001;Incapacity Leave 4/15/2005; Retired 2010McCarthy, Brian R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf as PM,E recognized from Other Christian Denomination 1977;FM 1979; Appts: Milwaukee: Kingsley 1977; Sussex 1980; LOA 1984; Lake ViewCongregational Church, Worcester, MA 1986; Troy Conference (426.1) 1989; Phillips -Hawkins - Kennan 1991; Retired 1994McCarty, Jerald D. WaupunOF CHOF (Wesleyan Church); Appts: Janesville: Cargill (Assoc) 1997; Waupun 2007AMCHClergy Service Records419

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryMcChesney, James R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Rock River Conf; OT 1959; D 1961; FM,E 1962; Appts: Rock River:Ringwood 1959; Dixon (Assoc) 1962; Rochester (MN) (Assoc) 1962; Fridley 1968; Reg Dir,Nat'l TV Ministry 1981; Inver Grove Heights: Salem 1982; Minneapolis: Hennepin Ave (Assoc)1983; Trans to Wis Conf 1987; Racine: First 8/9/1987; Retired 1995McClintock, Robert K. Eau Claire: HopeFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2002; FE 2006; Appts: Beetown 1997; Blue River 1998;Cuba City 2002; Bloomer, New Auburn 2005; Eau Claire: Hope 2008McClinton, Kai M. Incapacity LeaveLP INCFL; Appts: Milwaukee: Solomon Community Temple 1999; Incapacity Leave 2004McDonald, Carol S. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1987; Appts: Sc 1984; Bay City - PierceCty Rural Parish 1981; Platteville (Assoc) 1985; Montfort - Cobb 1990; Watertown 1996; Leaveof Absence 2001; Retired 2007McGuin, Lawrence J. Milwaukee: KenwoodFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf 1977; PM from another Christian Denomination 1977; FM,E1979; Appts: Milwaukee: St. James 2/13/1977; Chaplain, US Air Force 1985; Milwaukee:Kenwood 2006McHolland, James D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf; OT,D 1959; FM,E 1962; Trans to Wis Conf 1962; Appts:Chicago: Epworth (Asst) 1958; Salem 1960; Sc 1963; Dir of Counseling, Kendall College,Evanston IL 1965; Assoc Dir of Christian Brothers Counseling & Consultation Center,Westchester IL 1973; Dir of Nat'l Center for Human Potential Seminars & Services, EvanstonIL 1974; President, IL School of Professional Psychology, Chicago; Retired 1987McKay, James V. RetiredRL REntered UM Ministry in N Indiana Conf; Transf to Wis Conf 2002; FL 2002; PE 2005; Appts;Jim Falls, Anson, Holcombe 2002; Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 2005; Discontinued FE4/1/2009; FL; Appts: Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 4/1/2009; Retired 2010McMurray, Scott A. LaCrosse: Asbury, LaCrosse: St. Luke's, Stoddard FE CHEntered UM Ministry in Central IL Conf PM 1977, FC 1981; transf to Wis Conf 11/1/94; FM, E1994. Appts: School, 1977; Shelbyville/Clarksburg 1979; Washington: First 1982;Donovan/Iroquois 1984; Homer 1989; WI Conference: Mount Horeb 11/1/94; Lomira: Trinity1999; Onalaska 2005; LaCrosse: Asbury 2007; LaCrosse: Asbury, LaCrosse St.Luke's 2009McRoberts, David L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Ohio West Conf; PM 1963; D 1964; E 1966; Appts: Greenville 1963;Dayton: Drexel Park 1966; Trans to Wis Conf 1970; Appts: Elroy 1970; Madison: Asbury2/1/1982; Retired 2005Meissner, Lee A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1977; FM,E 1980; Appts: Avoca - Gotham - WyomingValley 1976; Westfield - Coloma 1980; Cuba City - Georgetown 1985; Janesville: Mt. Zion1994; Watertown: Christ 2001; Retired 2010420 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryMeracle, Quentin R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1958; FM,D 1960; E 1961; Appts: Lost Lake - FallRiver 1957; Milwaukee: St John's 1961; Milwaukee: Epworth 1964; Waukesha: Chapel Hill1967; Waukesha: Chapel Hill - Sussex 1970; Executive Dir, United Meth NeighborhoodCenters, Nasvhille, TN 12/15/1971; Albany - Brooklyn: Peace 1974; Greenfield: Christ 1978;Mequon 1/15/1984; Dist Supt Milwaukee Dist 9/1/1992; Supt Metro South Distr 1997; Retired1998; Milwaukee: Albright 1999; Retired 2004Merritt, Deanna Beth SuamicoFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL 1999; PE 2000; FE 2003; Appts: Whitefish Bay 1999;Suamico 1/15/2004Meser, Gregg S. RetiredRL RPL 1992; RL 2007; Appts: Glen Hills Parish 7/1/1992; Retired 2007Meyer, Jeffrey A. Shullsburg: CentenaryPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2011; FL; Appts; Randolph, Courtland 2006; PL 1/1/2008;Shullsburg: Centenary 2011Mielke, LeRoy W. Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLREntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1957; FM,E 1959; Appts: Eldorado, Van Dyne, 1957;Wheeler 1958; School 1961; Norwalk, Sparta 1962; Blackhawk 1966; Beloit: Our Masters,Beloit: St. Matthias 1970; Sabattical Leave 1975; HL 1980; Honorable Location, Retired 1994Miller, Barbara S. Bloom City, BoazPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1973; FM,E 1977; Appts: Sc 1973; Monroe (InternPastor) 1974; Sc 1975; Upper Kettle Moraine Parish 5/15/1976; Hammond - Martell - NewCenterville 1980; Oconto Falls - Lena 1985; LOA 1988; (West Lima (Sy) 1988); HonorableLocation 1994; Bloom City, Boaz 1999; WD as HL 1/1/2010; PL 1/1/2010; Appts; Bloom City,Boaz 1/1/2010Miller, Carol J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Mich Conf; PM,D 1969; Transf to E. Pa Conf 1971; FM,E 1972;Appts: Weatherly, Beaver Meadows 1971; School 1974; Morrisville 1977; Prospect Park 1984;trans to Wis Conf 7/1/90; Appts: Greenfield: Memorial 1990; Oak Creek: Community 1996;Retired 2007Miller, Donna L. Baraboo: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1997; FE 2000; Appts: Sheboygan: St. Luke (Assoc)1997; Kenosha: Immanuel (1/1/98); Appleton: St. James 2002; Baraboo: First 2006Miller, Gerhardt P. Oconto, Gillett: TaborFL CHFL; Appts; Lowell, Juneau, Horicon: Emmanuel Shared Covenant Ministries 2007; Oconto,Gillett: Tabor 2010Miller, Owen E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Illinois Conf (EUB); FM 1951; E 1953; Appts: Ithaca - Loyd 1953;Hartford 1957; Sheboygan: Fountain Park 1965; Racine: Evangelical 1978; Mayville - Horicon1982; La Crosse: St Luke's 1986; Sabattical Leave 1987; LOA 1988; Retired 1989Miller, Richard L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Mich Conf; PM,D 1969; Trans to E PA Conf 1971; FM,E 1972;Appts: Panther Valley Parish 1971; Sc 1974; Doylestown (Assoc) 1977; Upper Darby - Sellers1984; trans to Wis Conf 7/1/90; Appts: Whitefish Bay (Assoc) 1990; Sussex 1999; Milwaukee:Bay View 2002; Retired 2007Clergy Service Records421

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryMiller, Steven A. Wisconsin Dells-Delton, Davis CornersFL CHFL; Appts; South Burr Oak 2000; Wisconsin Dells-Delton, Davis Corners 2002Miller-Ruben, Betsy K. TrempealeauOF CHOF (United Church of Christ); Appts: Rockland, Big Creek 1991; Trempealeau 1994 (part time)Mingle, Evelyn L. RetiredRL RPL; Appts; Neenah: First 2003; Egg Harbor: Calvary, Gibralter: Zion (Interim) 1/1/2009; NotAppointed 4/1/2009; Egg Harbor: Calvary, Gibraltar: Zion 7/15/2009 - 10/15/2009; NotAppointed 10/16/2009; Egg Harbor: Calvary, Gibraltar: Zion 11/1/2009 - 12/31/2009; EggHarbor: Calvary, Gibraltar: Zion 1/1/2010; Retired 2010; Appts: Egg Harbor: Calvary, Gibraltar:Zion 2010; Retired 2011Miranda, Gloria Esther Lake Geneva: La ResurrecciónRL CHRL; Appts; Delavan Hispanic Ministry 2002; Whitewater: Hispanic New Church Start 1/1/2005;Whitewater: Cristo La Roca 2006; Retired 2008; Lake Geneva: La Resurrección 2010Miskimen, Cheryl A. Eau Claire: Chapel HeightsFL CHPL 9/15/1999; FL 9/1/2005; Appts: Rib Lake (Sy, part time) 1999; Rib Lake (PL) 9/15/1999; JimFalls, Anson, Holcombe 9/1/2005; Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 2010Miskimen, John RetiredRL RPL1999; RL 2001; Appts: Rib Lake(Sy) 1999; Rib Lake (PL) 9/15/1999; Retired 2001Mitchell, Gail J. Batavia: ZionAM CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; AM 2007; Appts; Shopiere (part time) 1996; Boyceville,Connorsville, Wheeler 1999; Batavia: Zion 10/1/2004Mitchell, Joseph R. Sturgeon Bay, JacksonportFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1979; FM,E 1983; Appts: Sc 1979; Suamico11/8/1981; Phillips 1986; Rice Lake - Canton 1991; Salem 1994; Salem, Kenosha County:Living Waters 2005; Salem 3/1/2008; Sturgeon Bay, Jacksonport 2009Moe, Thomas Director of Pastoral Care, SouthernCare Hospice FE ABLC-BEntered Ministry in the Wesleyan Church, 1972; Appts: West Allis (Wesleyan) 1972; Sparta(Wesleyan) 1979; Wonewoc, Ironton, LaValle (UM) 1988; Transf from Wesleyan Church to WisConf UMC as PM,E 1991, FM 1997; Appts: Cambridge: Willerup 11/15/1992; Milton 2000;Markesan 2004; Director of Pastoral Care, SouthernCare Hospice 2007Moede, Gerald F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1953; D 1954; FM,E 1955; Appts: Elo - Rosendale1953; Sc 1957; Beloit: Christ 1962; Wauwatosa (Assoc) 1965; Secretary, Faith & OrderSecretariat, World Council of Churches; Geneva, Switzerland 1967; General Secretary,Consultation on Church Union, Princeton, NJ 1974; Batavia: Zion 1988; Retired 1995Moffatt, Nancy Lee RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1993; FE 1998; Appts:(LP) Fairchild, Humbird 1991;Amherst, Buena Vista 1992; Sc 1993 (Amherst, Buena Vista (Sy); Amherst, Buena Vista (3/4Time) 1994; Appleton: St. James 1997; District Superintendent: Chippewa District 2002;District Superintendent: Chippewa/Heartland Districts 2004; Retired 2008422 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryMoody, Larry A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Ohio Conf; PM,D 1969; FM,E 1973; Appts: Sedgwick, Haverhill1964; Gilboa, Pleasant Grove 1969; Trans to Wis Conf 1972; Appts: Whitewater (Assoc) 1972;Ash Creek - Boaz 1973; Madison: Trinity 1979; Marshfield: Wesley 1988; LaCrosse: Asbury1/1/1992; Sheboygan: St. Luke 1999; Transf to Alabama-West Florida Conf 2001; Transferredfrom Alabama-West Florida Conf 2002; Retired 2007; Burrit Community Church (N.Ill Conf),2008Moore, Vernon E. Milwaukee: St. JamesFE CHTransf to Wis Conf from W Mich Conf 7/1/2001; Appts: Milwaukee: St. James 2001Morey, Arvid E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT 1950, FM,D 1952; E 1953; Appts: Waldwick -Middlebury - Bethel 1947; Rice Lake 1953; Cumberland - McKinley - Comstock - Perley 1955;Durand - Eau Galle - Arkansaw 1962; New Richmond 1968; Marshfield: Wesley 1972; Salem1975; Suring - Hickory 1977; Wonewoc - Ironton - LaValle 1982; Retired 1988;Morgan, Thomas P. Incapacity LeaveFE INCEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1986; Appts: Sc 1982; Ash Creek - WillowValley 1983; Cambridge: Willerup Memorial 1987; Shawano 8/1/1992; Lomira: Trinity 1998;Incapacity Leave 4/1/1999Morning, Michael K. Fond du Lac: CovenantFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1979; FM,E 1981; Appts: Clear Lake - Deer Park -Forest 1979; Wausau: First (Assoc) 1985; LOA 1988; Mayville 1992; Spencer, Colby 1997;Rhinelander 1999; LaCrosse: Asbury 2002; Fond du Lac: Covenant 2007Morris, Gerald P. Wausau: FirstEP CHEnterec Ministry in the American Baptist Church; Transf to Wis Conf UMC 2011; EP 2011;Appts: Wausau: First 2006Morton, William E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; OT 1957; D 1958; FM,E 1960; Appts: Franksville 1957;Janesville: Asbury 1961; Greenfield: Christ 1965; Madison: Sherman Ave 1972; SY 1975; Staff:Institute of Cultural Affairs, Hong Kong 1976; Peshtigo - Harmony 1977; Wauwatosa: Bethany1988; Wauwatosa: Bethany-Calvary 1989; Retired 2000; Minneapolis: Joyce UMC 2000;Minnesota Conference (346.1) 2001Muhleman, Keith A. Honorable LocationHL HLEntered UM Ministry in W VA Conf; PM,D 1972; FM,E 1979; Appts: S Charleston (WV) (Assoc)1974; Rand (WV)1978; Trans to Wis 1980; Wis Area Staff 1980; Nat'l Dir, TV-Telecommunications, United Meth Communications, Nashville 1985; Assoc Gen Secy, MissionEd & Cultivation, Gen Bd of Global Ministries 11/15/1987; LOA 1989; Dir of Dev., Diocese ofArmenian Church in America 1992; Leave of Absence 9/1/97; Honorable Location 7/1/2000Munnik, Lesley E. Not AppointedLP NAPL; Appts; Sheboygan: St. Luke 2000; Aniwa, Mattoon, Wittenberg 2003; Wittenberg: NewHorizons of Aniwa and Wittenberg, Mattoon 1/1/2005; Not Appointed 2/1/2010Clergy Service Records423

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryMyers, Kevin Rice Conference Secretary/Executive Secretary of the FE ABLC-ABoard of Ordained Ministry, Wisconsin Conference,UMCEntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf; PM,D 1978; FM,E 1982; Appts: Sc 1978; Lowell (IN): First(Assoc) 1979; Spring Prairie (Wis) 1980; Trans to Wis Conf 1981; Monroe (Assoc) 1981;Plover - Buena Vista (half - time) 1983; Genesis Parish (Plover - Amherst - Buena Vista) (3/4time) 1988; Genesis Parish (full time) 1990; Marshall - Fall River 1992; Burlington (1/2 time)1998; Wisconsin Conference, UMC: Executive Secretary, Board of OrdainedMinistry/Conference Secretary 8/1/2006Myers, Marjorie Rice BurlingtonFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1978; FM,E 1981; Appts: Sc 1978; Albany 1980;Plover - Buena Vista (half - time ) 1983; Genesis Parish (Plover - Amherst - Buena Vista) (3/4time) 1988; Genesis Parish (half-time) 1990; Madison: Sherman Ave (3/4 time) 1992;Burlington (3/4 time) 1998; Burlington (Full-Time) 8/1/2006Naden, Harry J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N IL Conf; PM,D 1970; FM,E 1974; Appts: Morris: First 1970; Sc 1972;Trans to Wis Conf 1973; Appts: Princeton - Neshkoro 1973; Sheboygan: St Luke's (Assoc)2/15/1977; Janesville: Asbury 1980; Madison: Bethany 1987; Barron: First 1991 (8/1/1991);Oshkosh: First 2000; Retired 9/1/2006Nagel, Marc Well Parish Associate, St. Luke Presbyterian Church, FE ABLC-DWayzata, MN.Entered UM Ministry in N Dakota Conf; PM,D 1981; FM,E 1986; Appts: Bottineau UnitedParish - Gardena 1983; Exec Dir of Camping 1984; Trans to Wis Conf 1986; Appts: Elm Grove(Assoc) 1986; Sc 1989; Family Leave 1998; St. Luke Presbyterian Church, Wayzata, MN.5/1/2010Nelson, Eric Altoona, HalliePE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2008; Appts; Johnson Creek 2006; Altoona, Hallie 2008Nettles, June S. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in S New England Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1983; Appts: Providence (RI):Haven (Assoc) 11/1979; LOA 1981; Trans to Wis Conf 1982; Appts: Racine: Christ (Assoc)1982; Milwaukee: Faith 1985; Dis 1/1/1993; Union Grove 1/8/95 (part time); Retired 2004Nicholas, Jean Ehnert Vice President of Programs and Resources, Wisconsin FE ABLC-AUnited Methodist FoundationEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1981; FM,E 1985; Appts: Sc 1981; Eau Claire: LakeStreet (Assoc) 1983; Ash Creek - Willow Valley 1987; Elm Grove: Community (Assoc) 1989;Beloit: First (Assoc) 1992; Whitewater Regional Ministry 1997 (3/4 time); Wisconsin Dells-Delton, Davis Corners (3/4 time) 9/1/1998; Planned Giving and Investment Services Officer,Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation 8/1/2001; Vice President of Programs and Resources,Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation 2009Nicholas, Jeffrey L. Beaver Dam: TrinityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf; PM,D 1985; FM,E 1988; Appts: Maple Grove - La Porte1983; Trans to Wis Conf 1986; Webster - Danbury 1986; Kenosha: Memorial - Pleasant Prairie1991; Kenosha: Wesley (Assoc) - Pleasant Prairie 12/1/92; Kenosha: Wesley 1994;Whitewater (Assoc) 1996; Briggsville, Moundville, Endeavor UCC 9/1/1998; Lake Mills1/1/2005; Beaver Dam: Trinity 2009Nickolson, Donald L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); FM,E 1968; Appts: Rehabilitation Teacher, Dept ofChildren & Family Service, State of Illinois 1968; Viola 1985; Washburn - Grand View 1990;Chippewa Falls: Zion 1996; Incapacity Leave 10/15/97; Retired 2008424 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryNiese, Rebecca Neal Rhinelander: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in W Mich Conf; PM,D 1977; FM,E 1982; Appts: School 1978; CrystalValler, Walkerville, Smith Corners 1980; Baldwin Mission (Part time) 1984; Baldwin: CovenantCommunity (full-time) 1987; Sabbatical 1988; LOA 1989; Lansing: Christ (Assoc, 1/4 Time)1991; Lansing: Christ (Assoc 1/2 Time) 1992; Transf to Wis Conf 11/1/94; Appts: PortEdwards 11/1/94; Family Leave 2003; Tomahawk, Spirit 2004; Rhinelander: First 2007Nitz, Wendee Janesville: AsburyFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2000; FE 2003; Appts; Marshall 2000; Menomonee Falls:Emmanuel Community 2005; Janesville: Asbury 2008Noble, Cora L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1983; Appts: Fairchild - Humbird 1980;Suring - Hickory 1982; Glen Hills Parish: Glenwood City - Downing - Emerald - Knapp (Assoc,3/4 time) 1987; Glen Hills Parish (Assoc, 3/4 time) - Wheeler: Grace (1/4 time) 1989; GaysMills - Seneca 1990; Beloit: Christ 1991; Retired 1995Noble, William A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wyoming Conf; OT,D 1957; FM,E 1960; Appts: McDonough - Preston(NY) 1956; Mehoopany - Eatonville - Jennignsville - Forkston (PA) 1958; North Fenton -Chenango Forks - Tunnel (NY) 1961; Gouldsboro - Daleville (PA) 1967; Trans to E Wis Conf1969; Appts: Franksville - Pleasant Prairie 1969; Franksville 1971; Neillsville - Granton2/1/1974; Bonduel - Red River 1982; Bonduel - Red River - Angelica 11/15/1982; Glen HillsParish: Glenwood City - Downing - Emerald - Knapp (Director)1987; Viola 1990; Retired 1992Nolet, Martin A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1982; Appts: Willow Valley 1974; Brooklyn1979; Bloomer 1984; Richland Center: Peace 1989; Parfreyville 1996; Lodi 2001; Spooner,Hertel: Lakeview 2003; Retired 2/1/2009Nolet, Patricia Ann RetiredRL RRL; Appts; Beetown 2000; Niagara: Riverside, Goodman: Union Protestant 2001; Willow RiverParish: Clear Lake, Deer Park: Trinity, Forest 2007; Retired 2008Nolla, Jaime RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Puerto Rico Conf; PM,D 1974; FM,E 1977; Appts: La Loma -Barranquitas 1974; Maunabo 1976; Ponce: First 1979; Trans to Wis Conf 1981; Appts: Galena11/1981; Conference Program Staff 2/1/1985; Supt SC District 1990; Racine: Christ 1996;Retired 2009Nordstrom, Laura M. Pleasant ValleyPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; SY 2009; PL 2010; Appts: Stoughton 2009; Pleasant Valley2010Noriega, Norma Albino Whitewater: Cristo La RocaPL CHFL; Appts: Madison: First Hispanic 2006; Whitewater: Cristo La Roca 1/1/2010Norlin, A. Eric RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Detroit Conf; FM,E 1975; Trans to Wis Conf 1973; Appts: Whitewater(Assoc) 1973; Stoughton 1977; Withdrawn 1984; Re-admitted 1988; East Troy 1988; EastTroy - Troy Center 1990; Edgerton 1991; Retired 1996North, Arthur M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1953; D 1954; FM,E 1955; Appts: Milladore - JunctionCity 1949; Waukau - Eureka - North Rushford 1951; Mayville - Campbellsport 1956;Waukesha: First (Assoc) 1958; Located 1961; Berlin 1962; Berlin - Poy Sippi 1967; Berlin -North Rushford 1970; Burlington 2/1/1972; Retired 1979Clergy Service Records425

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryNovak, Anna RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Baltimore Conference; PM,D 1974; FM,E 1975; Appts: ShenandaleCharge 1973; Annapolis: Severn 1978; Transf to New Hampshire Conf 1982; Appts: Lancaster:First 1982; Lancaster: First, Jefferson: St. John's 1984; Transf to N Illinois Conf 7/14/1987;Appts: Dakota, Rock Grove 1987; Chadwick 1990; Chadwick, Hope (part time) 1991; Tampico1992; Transf to Wis Conf 7/1/95; Appts: Frederic, Lorain 7/1/95; Leave of Absence 8/15/97;Retired 1999Nulton, Paul W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1973; FM,E 1979; Appts: Sc 1973; Plover - BuenaVista 1975; Merrill: Christ - Wildwood Chapel 1983; Greenville: Faith 1994; Waupaca: First1999; Sabbatical 2004; Ripon: Immanuel 2005; Retired 2011Nulton, Virgil W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1946; FM,E 1948; Appts: Ridgeway 1942-1943; Sc1946; Independence - Whitehall 1947; Neillsville - Christie - Granton - Pleasant Ridge 1948;Neillsville - Granton - Pleasant Ridge 1953; Rice Lake - Weyerhaeuser 1955; Sparta 1959;Sparta - Big Creek 1961; Supt Southern Dist 1966; Supt SW Dist 1969; West Bend: Fifth Ave1971; Ripon 1976; Retired 1986Nuzzo, Kathleen Not AppointedLP NAPL; Appts: Spring Prairie 2001; Kenosha: First 2003; Not Appointed 2011O'Brien, Timothy MequonFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2001; FE 2004; Appts; Bristol, Wesley Chapel 2001;Bristol, Wesley Chapel, Kenosha County: Living Waters 2005; Bristol, Wesley Chapel3/1/2008; Mequon 2009Odum, Robert Milwaukee: Native American MinistryPL CHPL; Appts; Milwaukee: Native American Ministry 2003Oestreich, Ross V. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1965; FM,E 1968; Appts: Trempealeau - Centerville1963; Sc 1965; Montfort - Cobb 1968; Sc 1971; West Bend (Assoc) 1972; Janesville: Cargill(Assoc) 1976; Racine: Trinity 1980; Sun Prairie 1993; Retired 2001Oliver, John G. Livingston, Arthur, StitzerPL CHPL: Appts: Livingston, Arthur, Stitzer 2001; Livingston, Arthur, Stitzer (3/4 Time) 1/1/2010Olm, Donald Greenville: FaithFL CHFL; Appts: Fall River (Sy) 4/2000; Eureka 7/1/2000; Greenville: Faith 2011Olson, Larry A. Wittenberg: New HorizonsFL CHFL 1998; Appts: Mercer 1997; Wittenberg: New Horizons 2010Olson, Rachel K. West Allis: CalvaryFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; LP 1996; PE 2000; FE 2003; Appts: Genoa City 1996; NotAppointed 1998; Westfield: Faith, Coloma: Calvary 2000; Madison: First 2003; Waunakee:Crossroads 2005; School 2008; West Allis: Calvary 9/1/2009Olson, Richard L. Coordinator of Congregation and Circuit Development, FE ABLC-AWisconsin ConferenceFE; Transf to Wis Conf 6/1/2007; Appts; Coordinator of Congregation and Circuit Development,Wisconsin Conference 2006426 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryOppeneer, Martha Jackson Pastoral Psychotherapist, Clinical PsychologyFE ABLC-DAssociatesEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1983; FM,E 1987; Appts: Sc 1983; Fort Atkinson(Assoc) 1985; Sc 1988; Fort Atkinson (Assoc) 9/1/1988; Sc 1990; Pastoral Counseling Svc ofGreater Milwaukee 1993; Pastoral Psychotherapist, Falls Counseling, Ltd., Menomonee Falls,WI 2000; Pastoral Psychotherapist, Clinical Psychology Associates, Menomonee Falls, WI2007Oren, Andrew Milwaukee: FaithFL CHFL; Appts; Milwaukee: Faith 2003; Milwaukee: Faith, Milwaukee: Bay View (Assoc) 1/1/2010Ott, Howard M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1953; D 1955; FM,E 1956; Appts: Clinton - Allen Grove1953; Almond - Blaine 1956; Crandon - Argonne 1959; Trans to S Cal - Arizona Conf1960;Appts: Escondito 1960; Pasadena: Washington Blvd 1963; Norwalk 1966; Trans to E WisConf 1968; Appts: Merrill: Christ - Wildwood Chapel 1968; Barron 2/1/1972; Oak Creek 1977;Mayville - Horicon: Emmanuel 1980; Neilsville - Fairchild - Humbird 1982; Neilsville - Granton1987; Peshtigo - Harmony 1988; Ripon: Immanuel 1992; Retired 1996Ott, Lester A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1950, D 1953; FM,E 1954; Appts: Richmond 1950;Green Bay: First (Asst) - Green Bay: Bethany 1952; Green Bay: Bethany - Suamico 1957;Fond du Lac: St Matthew's - North Fond du Lac 1959; Minocqua - Mercer - Lac du Flambeau(Presby) 1963; Minocqua - Mercer 1963; Kaukauna 1966; Superior: Central 1972; Portage1978; Sheboygan: St Lukes (Assoc) 1980; Plainfield - Almond 1981; Retired 1991Ott-Holland, Susan K. Supervisor of Clinical Pastoral Education, Aurora FE ABLC-BHealth Care, Elkhorn, WisconsinEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; Diaconal Minister 1983; PM 1987; D 1988; FM,E 1992;Appts: Racine: First (DCE) 1983; Diaconal LOA 1984; Genoa City (Sy) 1986; Genoa City (1/3time) 1987; New Hope Larger Parish (Assoc) (1/2 time) 1990; Union Grove (1/2 time) 1992; Sc1994; Supervisor of Clinical Pastoral Education, Aurora Health Care, Cudahy, Wisconsin 2000;Supervisor of Clinical Pastoral Education, Aurura Health Care, Elkhorn, Wisconsin 2002Overlien, Blake Baraboo: EmanuelFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1987; FM,E 1991; Appts: Sc 1987; Jim Falls - Anson -Holcombe 1988; Elroy 10/1/1994; Baraboo: Emanuel 2004Overman, Ruth Elizabeth Personal Leave of AbsenceFE LOATransf to Wis Conf from W North Carolina Conf 2/15/2001; Appts; Eau Claire: Lake Street2/15/2001; Algoma, West Kewaunee 2003; Personal Leave of Absence 2009;Owens, Owen D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; OT 1957; D 1959; FM,E 1961; Appts: Sc 1957; Racine:Bethel 1959; Sc 1964; Supernumerary 1965; Dept of Research, American Baptist HomeMissions Societies 1969; Asst Secy, Bd of Nat'l Missions 1979; Dir Ecology and Racial Justice,Amer Baptist Bd of Natl Ministries, Valley Forge PA 1997; Retired 2000Packard, George R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; OT,D 1965; FM,E 1971; Appts: Milladore 1961; Portage: First1963; Sc 1965;Chicago: Parish of the Holy Covenant UMC 1967; Ecumenical Institute - TheInstitute of Cultural Affairs, Chicago, IL 1969; Coordinator, Leadership Development Division,The Institute of Cultural Affairs 1995; Co-Director of Leadership Development Division,Ecumenical Institute/Institute of Cultural Affairs 2000; Coordinator for Faith and Justice BasedPrograms, Ecumenical Institute/Institute of Cultural Affairs 2005; Senior Associate, FacilitationServices, Institute/Institute of Cultural Affairs 2006; Retired 2007Clergy Service Records427

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryPalmer, Mary Lu Bristol, Wesley ChapelPL CHPL; Appts: Salem, Bristol, Wesley Chapel 2005Pardun, Donald E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); Appts: Augusta 1950; Westfield - Coloma 1956;Baraboo: Emmanuel 1959; Green Bay: Peace - Green Bay: Zion 1977; Eau Claire: ChapelHeights 1980; Retired 1992Park, Hong-Lim Moses Elkhorn: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in N. IL Conf; PM,D 1988; FM,E 1990; Appts: Grace Emmanuel 1988;Paw Paw 1991; Elizabeth 1994; Transf to WI Conf 5/1/1996; Appts: Madison: Korean Mission5/1/1996; Neenah: Faith (Assoc) 1997; Waldo: Trinity 1999; Elkhorn: First 2003Park, Hyo-Won Greenfield: MemorialFE CHEntered Ministry in the Korean Methodist Church; Commissioned 02/1980, Seoul Conf, KMC;Appts: Hoewon 2/1980-3/1982; Military Chaplain 04/1982 - 07/1985; Ordained Elder, SeoulConfr KMC 04/1985; Segumjung KMC 09/1985-03/1987; Missionary, St. Petersburg, Russia02/1995 - 05/2000; Transf to WI Conf 2002; EP 2002; FE 2003; Appts; Princeton: Emmanuel,Neshkoro: Zion 2000; Madison: Korean Mission 2002; California-Nevada Annual Conference2006; Greenfield: Memorial 2011Passet, David A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT 1956; D 1957; FM,E 1959; Appts: Ono - Plum City -Bay City 1955; Spencer - Colby - Unity 1958; Onalaska 1961; Richland Center: Trinity 1967;Manitowoc: Wesley 1973; Milwaukee: Emanuel 8/15/1982; Greenville: Faith 1989; Retired 1994Patterson-Sumwalt, Whitefish BayFE CHSusanEntered UM Ministry in Wi Conf; Ed Assitant 1979; PM, D 1984; FM, E 1987; Minister ofEducation 1988; Appts: Whitefish Bay 1984; Trans to Rocky Mtn Conf 1990; Appts: Trinity(CO) 1990; Wheat Ridge (CO) 1997; Transf to Kansas East Conf 1998; Appts: Asbury - PrairieVillage (KS) 1998; Transf to Wis Conf 2003; Appts: Whitefish Bay 2003Paul, John Trout RunPL CHPL; Appts; Trout Run 2010Peacock, Mark H. RetiredRL RPL; Appts: Exeland - Birchwood 1989; Interstate Parish (St. Croix Falls, Wolf Creek) 1997;Retired 2008Peeples, Robert J. RetiredOE,R ROE; Entered Ministry in the Free Meth Church 1950; Appts: Engelwood - Denver (CO); Aurora(CO); Durango (CO); Colorado Springs (CO); Melrose Park (IL); Baraboo (WI): Nazarene 1974;Appleton 1978; Orland Park (Chicago Area) 1981; Eastman: Wesleyan 1983; Lowell - Juneau -Beaver Dam: Zion (UMCs) 1987; Retired 1993; Bloom City - Boaz 1993-1995Pegram, Joshua D. Ripon: ImmanuelFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf: PE 2007; FE 2010; Appts; Lime Ridge, Sandusky 2005; AshCreek, Willow Valley 2007; Ripon: Immanuel 2011Pegram, R.A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; D 1954; OT 1966; FM,E 1969; Appts: South Wayne -Woodford - Gratiot 1963; South Wayne - Wooodford - Gratiot - Browntown 1964; La Farge -Dell 1969; Port Edwards 1975; Neenah: Faith 1976; Retired 1995428 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryPegram, Rom A. Dodgeville, Ridgeway: GraceFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; StLP 1994; PM, D 1997; FE 2001; Appts: Belmont, Whig1994; Markesan 2000; Dodgeville, Ridgeway: Grace 2004Pegram, Stanley M. Boscobel, Mt. ZionFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2002; FE 2005; Appts: Chili (1/2 time) 8/15/94; Boscobel,Mt. Zion 3/1/1999Peterson, Lynette RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1995; FE 2000; Appts: Norwalk: Immanuel, Salem(1/2 time) 1993; Norwalk: Immanuel, Salem (3/4 time) 6/1/94; Neenah: Faith (Assoc) 1995;Wisconsin Dells-Delton, Davis Corners 1997 (parti-time); Disability 9/1/1998; Retired 2010Peterson, Peter A. Pewaukee: GethsemaneFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1979; Transf to Rocky Mtn Conf 1981; FM,E 1982;Appts: Greeley (CO): First 1981; Chaplain, US Navy, 1982; Transf to Wis Conf 9/1/89; Appts:Brookfield 1989; Cedarburg: Community 1991; Pewaukee: Gethsemane 2003Pfannenstiel, James D. RetiredRE RFE; Transf to Wis Conf from N. Ill. Conf 2001; Appts: LaCrosse: Asbury 1999; Retired 2002Piepenburg, Neil A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); D 1969; FM,E 1971; Appts: Milwaukee: Galena Street1970; Wausau: First (Assoc) 1977; Appleton: St James 1978; Port Washington: Grand Avenue1989; Marinette: First 1993; Marshfield: Wesley 1999; Manitowoc: Wesley 2003; Retired1/1/2005Pimm, Deborah Cuba CityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2005: FE 2009; Appts; Blue River 10/27/2002; School2005; Cuba City 8/1/2005Pliska, Linda Nyholm RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Minnesota Conf; PM, D 1978, FM, E 1981; Transf to Wis Conf 1979;Appts: Eau Claire: Lake Street 1979; Sheboygan: Wesley 1980; Resident Chaplain, LutheranGeneral Hospital, Park Ridge, IL 1982; Green Bay: First (Assoc) 1984; Disability Leave 1989;Transf to W Ohio Conference 1990; Appts: Mason (Assoc, 1/2 time) 1990; Pastoral Counselor,Professional Counseling Institute, Cincinnati 1993; Director of Pastoral Care, Wesley Hall,Cincinnati 1993; Assoc Member North German Conf, 1996; English Language Ministries 1996;Chaplain, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Appleton (1/2 time) 8/2001; Transf to Wis Conf 4/1/2002;Appts: Chaplain, Aurora BayCare Medical Center 2002; Retired 2004Polster, Stephen J. Assistant to the BishopFE ABLC-AEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1976; FM,E 1979; Appts: DeSoto - Red Mound -Retreat 8/1/1975; New Hope Larger Parish 1978; Fennimore 1986; Beaver Dam: Trinity 1990;Winnebago Distr Superintendent 1998; Assistant to the Bishop 2004Pond, Chomingwen D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT,D 1962; FM,E 1964; Appts: Milwaukee: Central Parish(Dir, later Minister of Ed) 1962; Milwaukee: Wesley - Milwaukee: Highland 1966;Supernumerary 1968; Sc 1969; Mercer (Summer) 1972; Instructor in Systematic Theology,Payne Theological Seminary, Wilberforce, OH 1973; Sc 1976; Washburn - Grand View -Odanah 1977; Washburn - Grand View 1980; Sc 1981; (Exeland - Birchwood (Sy)) 9/15/1981;Sc 1985; LOA 1987; Missionary, Gen Bd of Global Ministries, 1991; LOA 10/1/94; Missionary,Board of Global Ministries 1/1/1995; Retired 1998Clergy Service Records429

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryPrust, Richard C. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); E 1964; Appts: Sc 1970; Assoc Prof of Philosophy,Division of Religion & Philosophy, St Andrew's Presbyterian College, Laurinburg, NC 1972;Retired 2010Quinn, Carol RetiredRE RFE; Transf from N. Ill Conf 3/1/2003; Appts; Black Hawk: Bethlehem 3/1/2003; Retired 2006Raber, Thomas J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in St Louis Conf; Approved Sy,D 1957; OT 1962; FM,E 1964; Appts: StLouis: Marvin Memorial 1957; St Louis: Wagoner Memorial 1960; Elmo - Clearmont (MissouriWest Conf) 1963; Republic: Hood Memorial (Missouri West Conf) 1965; Ecumenical CenterCampus Ministry, Springfield, MO 1967; Canton: Immanuel (Missouri East Conf) 1973; StLouis: Lafayette Park 1977; Trans to Wis Conf 1984; Milwaukee: District Director of UrbanStrategy 1984; Waukesha: First 1986; Onalaska 1990; Retired 1994Radley, Jeffrey L. Jackson: Still Waters CommunityPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts; Jackson: Still Waters Community 2010Ramstad, Dawn Jeffers Beloit: River of LifeFD DEAFD; Entered UM Ministry in Cal-Pac Conference; Transf to Wis Conf 2002; Appts; WhitewaterRegional Ministry (LaGrange, Richmond, Whitewater) 2002; School/Garrett-EvangelicalTheological Seminary: Interim Director of Church Relations 2005; Garrett-EvangelicalTheological Seminary: Director of Course of Study 2006; School 11/1/2006; Beloit: River ofLife, School 9/10/2007; Beloit: River of Life 2010Rankin, Stephen W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1950; D 1952; FM,E 1953; Appts: Almond - Blaine1950; Columbus 1954; Sheboygan: Wesley 1957; Janesville: Cargill (Assoc) 1961; Oshkosh:First 1966; Retired 1985Rasmussen, R. Ellen LaCrosse: WesleyPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; SP 2007; PE 2009; Appts; Fond du Lac: Covenant 6/1/2007;North Fond du Lac: Community, Eldorado: Salem 1/1/2008; North Fond du Lac: Community2008; Kenosha: First 2009; LaCrosse: Wesley 2010Reid, Kathy Arlington, North WindsorOF CHOF (UCC); Appts: Arlington, North Windsor 2008Reinhold, Paul J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1962; D 1964; FM,E 1965; Appts: Franksville 1961;Beloit: Christ 1965; Chaplain, US Navy 1967; Green Bay: St Paul's (Assoc) 1970; Kenosha:Wesley 1973; Mondovi - Gilmanton 9/1977; Prairie du Sac 1983; Lancaster 1988; Berlin 1993;Retired 1996; Appleton: First (Part-Time) 1996 - 2000Reinke, Julie Not AppointedLP NAFL; 1995; LP 2010; Appts: Bloom City, Boaz 7/1/95; Not Appointed 9/1/1997; Oshkosh: AlgomaBoulevard - Prison Ministry 11/1/1999; Chaplain, Dodge Correctional Institution; 2005;Chaplain, Oshkosh Correctional Institution 2007; Not Appointed 2010430 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryReistroffer, Dianne Director of Field Education and Methodist Studies and FE ABLC-AProfessor of Ministry, Louisville PresbyterianTheological SeminaryEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1989; FM,E 1992; Appts: Pastor Intern/Co-Pastor,Arlington Heights UMC, Arlington, MA 1987; Madison: Sherman Avenue 1989; Sc 1992; BostonUniv School of Theology: Assoc Director Professional Education/Asst Professor PracticalTheology 9/1/92; Madison: University 1995; Assistant Professor of Ministry/Director ofGraduate Studies, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY, 1998; Dean,Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY 2000; Professor of Ministry &Director of Methodist Studies, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary 2006; Director ofField Education and Methodist Studies and Professor of Ministry, Louisville PresbyterialTheological Seminary 2011Retherford, Ronald D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1971; FM,E 1976; Appts: Sc 1971; Waukesha: First(Assoc) 1975; Antigo - Mattoon 2/15/1981; Brown Deer 1985; New Berlin: Our Lord's 1995; ElmGrove: Community 2002; Retired 2010Reuteler, James T. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N Texas Conf; PM,D 1965; FM,E 1967; Trans to Wis Conf 1967; Appts:Missionary to Sarawak 1967; New Berlin: Our Lord's 1977; Oconomowoc 1/1982; Neenah: First8/1/1991; Fond du Lac: Covenant 1993; Retired 2001Rew, Diane R. Green Bay: St. Paul'sFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; LP 1989; FL 1996; PM, D 1997; FE 2000; Appts: BlackCreek 1989; Appleton: First (Minister of Discipleship) (1/2 time) 1990 ; Appts: Kaukauna:Peace 1996; Horicon: Emmanuel 2003; Green Bay: St. Paul's 2005Rice, Steven Hammond, New CentervilleOF CHOF (PCUSA); Appts; Hammond, New Centerville 2010Rich, Joyce Elkhorn: Bethel, CaldwellFE CHEntered UM Ministry in WI Ann Conf; LP; PM, D 1998; FE 2001; Appts: Hebron, PleasantValley, Siloam (part time) 1996; Hebron(part time) 1997; Appleton: First 1998; Elkhorn: Bethel2002; Elkhorn: Bethel, Caldwell 2010Richards, Alice M. RetiredRL RRL; Retired 2004Richmond, Kent D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N IL Conf; OT,D 1963; FM,E 1966; Appts: Riverdale (IL): IvanhoeCommunity (Assoc) 1963; Trans to E Wis Conf 1966; Appts: Sc 1966; Lake Geneva (SummerAsst) 1968; Christian Ministry in the Nat'l Parks (Summer) 1969; Manawa - Iola - Royalton(UCC) 1971; Janesville: Asbury 1975; Milwaukee: Albright 1978; La Crosse: Asbury 9/1980; SY9/1/1986; Coronary Intensive Care Chaplain, Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge, IL 1987;Retired 2001; Chaplain, Regional Hospice of Northern Wisconsin 2001 - 2004; Interim Pastor,Bayfield Presbyterian Church 2002 - 2003; Ashland, Sanborn (R,SY) 10/1/2007 - 7/1/2011Richter, Randell R. Green Bay: BethanyFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1985; FM,E 1988; Appts: Sc 1985; Eau Claire: LakeStreet (Assoc) 1986; Pewaukee 1991; Green Bay: New Vision 1996; Manitowoc: Wesley2/1/2000; Green Bay: Bethany 2003Riebe, Harold B. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1953; D 1954; FM,E 1955; Appts: Abrams - Oconto1953; Sun Prairie 1959; Oshkosh: Algoma Blvd 1968; Retired 1980Clergy Service Records431

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryRinehart, Joyce M. Pastoral Psychotherapist, Psychological andFE ABLC-BCounseling Services, Inc.Entered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1983; FM,E 1986; Appts: Sc 1983; Lake Geneva(Interim) 6/1983 - 11/1983; Elkhorn: Bethel - LaGrange 1/15/1984; Oakfield - Eden: Tabor1988; Racine Medical Psychological & Counseling Svcs & Pleasant Prairie (Sy) 1994 (parttime); Pastoral Psychotherapist, Psychological & Counseling Services, Inc. 2001; PleasantPrairie, Pastoral Psychotherapist, Psychological & Counseling Services 2006Ristow, Barbara F. RetiredFD DEAEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PD 2001; FD 2005; Appts; Green Bay: St. Paul's 2001;Green Bay: Bethany/Hospice Chaplain, Aurora Visiting Nurse Association of Wisconsin - NorthRegion 2005; Retired 1/1/2011Rivera, Norma Palmyra: Ebenezer MinistryPL CHPL; Appts: Palmra: Ebenezer U.M. Ministry 1/1/2009Rivers, James A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1968; D 1969; FM, E 1970; Appts: Fort Atkinson (Asst)1967; Yorkville - Ives Grove 1969; Janesville: Cargill (Assoc) 1973; Madison: Divine Savior1976; Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Ave (Assoc) 1978; Elk Mound - Iron Creek 1983; Fort Atkinson1987; Sparta 1990; Jefferson: Immanuel 1996; Retired 2001Robbins, Penny L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1986; FM,E 1989; Appts: Sc 1986; Stevens Point: StPaul's (Assoc) 1987; School 1990; Counselor, Allendale Independent Living Associations 1999;Consultant/Adjunct Professor, Adler School of Professional Psychology 2002; Family Leave2007; Retired 2008Robertson, Byron Sharer Honorable LocationHL HLFE; Transf to Wis Conf from N. Illinois Conf 7/1/1999; Madison: Bethany 1999; LOA 9/15/2000;Honorable Location 2009Robertson, Howard C. RetiredRL RETPL; Appts; Gillett: Tabor, Marion: First 1997; Marion: First 2004; Retired 6/1/2011Robertson, JacquelineSharerPersonal Leave of AbsenceFEEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1995; FE 1998; Appts: Wilmot 1995; Mount Horeb1999; Personal Leave of Absence 2010Robinson, Raymond E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1957; FM,E 1961; Appts: Argyle - Lamont -Woodford 1957; Lodi 1961; Madison: Sherman Ave 1965; Oak Creek 10/1/1972; Minocqua1977; Retired 1996Robson, George B. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT 1952; D 1954; FM,E 1956; Appts: Sc 1952; Sc -Clifton (NJ): Belle Vista 1953; Melrose - Cataract - Shamrock 1956; LaFarge - Salem Ridge -Sugar Grove 1961; LaFarge - Salem Ridge - West Lima 1961; LaFarge - West Lima 1966;Hazel Green - Benton 1967; New London 1972; New London - Northport 7/10/1972; NewLondon 1979; Elkhorn: First 1980; Black Earth - Mazomanie - Mounds Creek 1983; LOA10/15/1983; South Milwaukee (Assoc) 1985; Tomahawk - Spirit 1986; Retired 1992Rodriguez, Karen Gygax Green Lake: FederatedOF CHOF (American Baptist) Ordained 1989; Pittsfield (MA): First Baptist (Assoc) 1989-1996; Appts:Green Lake Federated 12/1/1996LOA432 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryRosado, Ada E. Milwaukee: Fe MinistryPL CHPL; Appts: Milwaukee: Faith 1/1/2009; Milwaukee: Fe Hispanic Ministry 2010Rose, Leanne MerrimacPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts; Merrimac 2011Rowe, Marvin L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Detroit Conf; OT 1955; D 1957; FM,E 1958; Appts: Standish - SterlingCharge 1956; Trans to E Wis Conf 1962; Appts: Beloit: First (Assoc) 1962; Burlington 1964;Fort Atkinson 1970; West Allis: First 8/1977; La Crosse: Wesley 1983; Racine: Christ 1988;Retired 1992Rowland, Harriett B. Blue River, AvocaFL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL 1999; PE 2005: Appts: Evansville: Peace 1999; Avoca,Blue River 2005; Discontinued as PE 1/1/2009; FL; Appts: Avoca, Blue River 1/1/2009Rowlette, James C. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W North Carolina Conf; PM,D 1975; FM,E 1979; Bloom City - WestLima - Woodstock 10/15/1974; Trans to Wis Conf 1/1/1977; Appts: Clear Lake - Deer Park -Forest - Cylon 1/1/1977; CPE Residency, Hazeldon Fndn 1979; Dir of Pastoral Care, KoalaCenter, Lebanon, IN 9/1980; Medford - Dorchester - Rib Lake 1982; La Crosse: St Luke's 1987;LOA 12/01/89; Stoddard (1/3 time) 1990; Waupaca 1992; Wausau: Wesley 1999; Beloit: First2001; Retired 2006; Wilmot 2006; Retired 2011Royappa, Samuel J. District Superintendent: Capital/Coulee Districts FE ABLC-AFE; Transf to Wis Conf from Methodist Church of India 3/2/2001; Appts; West Bend: FifthAvenue 2000; Wausau: Wesley 2004; District Superintendent: Capital/Coulee Districts 2007Ruiz, John A. Chaplain, Grant Medical CenterFE ABLC-BEntered UM Ministry in W Ohio Conf; PM, D 1996. Appts: Hanover, Pleasant Valley 4/1/95;Church of the Messiah 1996; Trans to Wis Conf 7/1/98; Appts: Concord, Johnson Creek,Sullivan 1997; East Ohio Annual Conference 2003; Family Leave 1/15/2005; Chaplain, GrantMedical Center 9/1/2009Rushing, Geneva RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1984; FM,E 1986; Appts: Kingston - Dalton(Congregational) 1983; Wisconsin Dells: Dells - Delton - Davis Corners 1984; Boyceville -Connorsville 1989; Retired 1990; Agryle - Blanchardville - Lamont (RSy) 1990; Kingston -Dalton Congregational 1993-1995Rushton, Marilynn Mundy RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT,D 1965; FM,E 1968; Appts: Sc 1965; Trans to W WisConf 1966; Appts: Madison: Bethany (Assoc) 1966; Waldwick - Bethel - Fayette 1967;Supernumerary 1968; Trans to E Wis Conf 6/1969; Appts: Milwaukee: Kenwood (Assoc) 1969;Beaver Dam: Trinity (Assoc) 1970; Durand - Arkansaw - Eau Galle 1971; Sturgeon Bay -Jacksonport 1978; Sun Prairie 1986; Menomonie 1993; Retired 2004Russell, Warren K. Honorable LocationHL HLHonorable Location 1987Rutter, Thad J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Rock River Conf; OT,D 1963; FM,E 1965; Trans to E Wis Conf 1964;Appts: Elm Grove: Community (Assoc) 1964; Appleton: St James 1969; Kenosha: Immanuel1974; Milwaukee: Aldersgate 1980; Oakfield, Eden 1994; Antigo, Mattoon 1999; Antigo 2000;Retired 2002Clergy Service Records433

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategorySafford-Gaul, Susan L. Brillion: FaithFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 1997; PE 2002; FE 2005; Appts: Amerherst, Buena Vista,1997; Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel Community 2001; Brillion: Faith 2003Sailor, Hobart K. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1967; FM,E 1969; Appts: Hammond - Martell - NewCenterville 1963; Antigo - Mattoon 1971; Supt SW Dist 1977; West Allis: First 1983;Milwaukee: Summerfield 11/92; Retired 1994; Belleville: Grace 1999 - 2001Sanks, Robert R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf; OT,D 1943; FM,E 1946; Appts: Woodbury (NY) 1943;Wesley Fndn, Morgantown (WV) 1946; Wesley Fndn, Iowa City (IA) 1948; Trans to E Wis Conf1959; Appts: Wesley Fndn, Madison 1959; Minister to Madison Campus Ministry 1970;Columbus - Fall River 5/15/1974; Columbus 1980; Retired 1986Saunders, Carolyn M. Grantsburg: Central, AtlasFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1982; Appts: Sc 1980; Osceola - Dresser1981; Shullsburg 1987; Merrill, Wildwood Chapel 1994; Grantsburg: Central, Atlas 2008Scherf, Theresa RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Alabama - W Florida Conf; PM,D 1966; FM,E 1972; Appts: Geneva(Switzerland): American Church (Assoc) 1971; Dallas (TX): Crossroads Community Center1973; Bd of Higher Ed & Ministry, Nashville TN 1976; transf to WI Conf 10/1/1977; Lowell -Juneau 4/1/1977; Milwaukee: Galena Street 1977; Sc 1981; Dir of Field Ed, Boston UnivSchool of Theology 1984; Lilly Professor, Berea College 1990; Appalacia Ministries 1992;Interim Pastor, Union Church, Berea KY 1996; Director, The ARK Retreat Center, Berea, KY1997; Retired 11/1/2007Schilling, Marvin A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; D 1937; OT 1940, FM,E 1942; Appts: Plover - Buena Vista1940; Oconto Falls - Lena 1942; Beaver Dam 1946; Wausau: First 1951; Supt Watertown Dist1957; Appleton: First 1960; Supt Milw Dist 1966; Area Staff & Asst to the Bishop 1972;Chaplain, Methodist Manor, West Allis 1976; Retired 1978Schirmer, Wesley A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1973; FM,E 1976; Appts: Trempeauleau: Federated1968; Belmont - Whig 1972; Madison: Sherman Avenue 1975; Lake Mills 1981; Tomah10/1/1985; Retired 1996Schlieter, Eric Incapacity LeaveLP INCFL; Appts: Neenah: Faith 1999; Waukau, Pickett Area Ministry 2001; Incapacity Leave 2005Schlittler, Kendall Black Hawk: BethlehemFL CHFL; Appts; Black Hawk: Bethlehem 2006Schmidt, Becky Jo Jackson: Still Waters CommunityPD DEAEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PD 2010; Appts; Jackson: Still Waters Community 2010Schmidt, Jean B. Elroy, WonewocFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2004; FE 2008; Appts; Paris Corners 12/1/2003; Parishof the Hills: Mineral Point, Bethel, Linden 2004; Oshkosh: Wesley 2006; Elroy, Wonewoc(interim) 4/15/2010 - 6/30/2013Schreck, Lynn A. Lemke Wauzeka: St Paul's, Eastman: SalemFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1977; FM,E 1979; Appts: Sc 1977; Gays Mills -Seneca 1978; LOA 1982; Wauzeka - Eastman (3/4 time) 11/1/1987434 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategorySchroeder, Jenny L. RetiredRL RFL; Appts: Greenwood, Christie 1993; Norwalk: Immanuel, Salem 11/1/96; Norwalk: Immanuel,Salem (3/4 Time) 1/1/2001; West Grant Charge: Mt. Hope, Bagley, Patch Grove 2002; Retired1/1/2004Schroerlucke, G. Keith Madison: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Louisville Conf; PM,D 1972; FM,E 1975; Appts: Sc 1972; Trans to WisConf 1973; Appts: Milton: Faith (Assoc) 1973; Spencer - Colby 1974; Lodi 1978; Wausau:Wesley 1987; Green Bay: First 1994; Madison: First 2000Schultz, Donald F. Senior Program Director, The James Company FE ABLC-DEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; Pm,D 1971; FM,E 1974; Appts: Sc 1971; Oconomowoc(Assoc) 1973; Madison: Divine Savior 1978; Conf Staff: Program Assoc 1984; SY 1989; LOA1990; Church Consultant for Stewardship Development, The James Company, Madison, 1998;Senior Program Director, The James Company, 2005Schultz, Patrick W. MiltonFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2008; FE 2011; Appts: Milton 2007Schulz, Frederik W. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1964; FM,E 1968; Appts: Alma - Pepin 1968;Whitehall - Arcadia - Montana 1972; Milwaukee: Faith 1975; Two Rivers 9/1981; SheboyganFalls 1992; Oconto, Abrams 1997; Retired 2007Schwenk, Richard L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; PM,D 1964; FM,E 1966; Missionary, Gen Bd of GlobalMinistries; Appts: Philippine Christian Univ, United Missionary Office; Dir of Comm. Min. Inst. &Urban Research & Strat, Ctr, Prof of Union Theol. Sem, Manila, Philippines 1994; Retired 2000Schwerin, Daniel W. Waukesha: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Oklahoma Conf; PM,D 1987; FM,E 1991; Appts: Duncan, Stephens1985; Trans to Wis Conf 6/1/90; Appts: Parfreyville 6/1/1990; Jackson: Still Waters 4/15/1996;District Superintendent: Metro South District 2002; District Superintendent: Metro North/MetroSouth Districts 2004; Waukesha: First 2007Scott, Ann Watson Chippewa Falls: ZionFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2006; FE 2009; Appts; Chippewa Falls: Zion 2006Scott, James A. Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLREntered UM Ministry in E. Wis Conf; OT 1956; D 1957; FM,E 1959; Appts: School 1956; GenoaCity 1957; Cudahy 1959; Neenah (Assoc) 1961; Oconto Falls - Lena 1963; Janesville: Cargill(Assoc) 1966; Pewaukee: Gethsemane 1968; School 1973; Voluntary Location 1976; HL-Retired 1998Scott, James R. Amherst, Buena VistaPL CHPL; Appts; Amherst, Buena Vista 7/15/2006Scott, M. Lynn Director, Sabbath Way LLCFE ABLC-DEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1983; Appts: Sc 1980; Westby: Faith1981; Merrillan - Alma Center - Hixton 1982; Palmyra - Little Prairie 1986; Division of OrdainedMinistry, Gen Bd of Higher Ed & Ministry (Continuing Education for Ministry) 1990; Sabattical2000; District Superintendent: Heartland District 2001; Plover (Interim) 2004; Sabbath Way LLC8/15/2005; Director, Sabbath Way LLC, Pastor-First Baptist Church of Eau Claire 9/1/2008;Director, Sabbath Way LLC 2009Scott, Stephen P Jim Falls, Anson, HolcombePE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2010; Appts; Jim Falls, Anson, Holcombe 2010Clergy Service Records435

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryScow, Mary Beth Glen Hills Parish: Glenwood City, Downing, Emerald PL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts; Glen Hills Parish: Glenwood City, Downing,Emerald 2010Seaton, David Family Leave of AbsenceFE FAMEntered UM Ministry in S Dakota Conf; PM,D 1988; FM,E 1991; Appts: Bloomington - Cassville(WI) (St Sy) 1986; Trans to Wis Conf 12/1/1988; Appts: Bloomington - Cassville 12/1/1988;Hayward 1990; Platteville (Assoc) 8/15/1993); Parish of the Hills 1995; Family Leave ofAbsence 2001Sharpe, David E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1965; FM,E 1968; Appts: Wisconsin Dells - LakeDelton - Davis Corners 1965; Eau Claire: Lake Street (Assoc) 1968; Voluntary Location 1971;Readmitted 1973; Upper Kettle Moraine Parish 1973; Manawa - Iola - Royalton (UCC)12/1/1975; Brown Deer 1/1981; Franksville 1985; Stoughton 1989; Richland Center: Trinity1994; Family Leave 7/1/2000; Retired 9/1/2000Shaw, Barry O. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1956; D 1958; FM,E 1959; Appts: Poy Sippi - CrystalLake 1955; Beloit: Grace 1958; Wautoma - Spring Lake 1961; Niagara - Goodman 1964;Waterloo 1966; Sheboygan: St Luke's (Assoc) 1969; Waupaca - Crystal Lake 5/1/1972;Protestant Chaplain, Wisconsin Veterans Home, King 2/1/1982; Retired 1994Shaw, Mark E. Chaplain/Marriage and Family Therapist, Franciscan FE ABLC-BSkemp HealthcareEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1976; FM,E 1980; Appts: Sc 1976; Beloit: Grace -Beloit: Our Master's 1979; Chaplain/Marriage and Family Therapist, Franciscan SkempHealthcare 1981Shearer, Linda J. Ladysmith: FaithFL CHFL; Appts: Withee 1989; Bruce: Federated, Weyerhaeuser 1995; Northern DisciplesCooperative Parish: Bruce: Federated, Weyerhaeuser, Exeland, Birchwood 2003; Ladysmith:Faith, Tony 2005; Ladysmith: Faith 2007Shepherd, J. William RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Detroit Conf; OT,D 1963; FM,E 1966; Appts: Chicago (IL): West RidgeCommunity 1963; Trans to Wis Conf 1966; Appts: Baraboo - Portage (Assoc) 1966; Portage(Assoc) 1968; Door Cty Parish (Sturgeon Bay - Jacksonport - Egg Harbor: Calvary - Gibralter:Zion - Fish Creek: Community) 1970; Egg Harbor: Calvary - Gibralter: Zion - Fish Creek:Community 1972; Sheboygan: Wesley 1976; Oconto Falls - Lena 1980; Grantsburg - Atlas1985; Retired 1995Shick, George J. Westby, Westby: FaithOF CHOF (Southern Baptist); Appts: Westby, Faith 1989Shimko, Amos RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W PA Conf; OT,D 1960; FM,E 1962; Appts: Mt Morris (PA) 1954; Transto W Wis Conf 1962; Appts: Briggsville 1958; Mt Horeb 1962; Madison: Asbury 1964;Brodhead 1969; Spooner - Lake View 1979; Wauwatosa: Bethany 1983; Retired 1988Shin, Kyochul Niagara: Riverside, Goodman: Union Protestant PE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2007; Appts: Norwalk: Immanuel, Norwalk: Salem 2002;North Fond du Lac: Community, Eldorado: Salem 8/1/2005; Madison: Asbury, Sugar River2007; Niagara: Riverside, Goodman: Union Protestant 2008Shotts, Dale Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLRHonorable Location 1987; Honorable Location-Retired 2000436 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryShultz, Charles E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf (EUB); E 1969; Trans to Wis Conf (EUB) 1969; Appts:Bloomer - New Auburn 1969; Oconto - Abrams: Union 5/15/1973; Oakfield - Lamartine 1974;West Bend: Fifth Avenue (Assoc) 1979; New London 1984; Fond du Lac: Covenant (Assoc)1989; Retired 1991Siewert, Milton O. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1951; FM,E 1954; Appts: New Mexico Mission1950; Alma 1954; Racine: Faith 1955; Racine: Faith - Kenosha: Memorial 1958; Racine: Faith1959; Menomonie - Tainter 1962; Counseling Dir, Manpower Training Projects (Vocational Distr17) 1968; School Psychologist, 1969; LOA 1/15/1985; Retired 1990Siferd, Glen J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf; OT 1951; D 1952; FM,E 1953; Trans to Rock River Conf1951; Appts: Chicago: Rogers Park (Asst) 1950; Chicago: Lincoln Street 1951; Trans to N IndConf 1953; Appts: Richmond: Central (Minister of Ed) 1953; Trans to E Wis Conf 1955; Appts:Sheboygan Falls - Mulleton 1955; Rothschild: Highland - Brokaw 1961; Watertown 1967;Wisconsin Rapids 1974; Manitowoc: St Paul's 1981; Sabbatical 1987 - Amherst (Sy) 1987;Retired 1988Silvester, Norman K. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1959; E 1961; Appts: Portage 1961; Webster1963; Germantown 1967; Wautoma: Grace - Spring Lake 1968; Elm Grove (Assoc) 4/1/1973;Palmyra - Little Prairie 1976; Brookfield: First 1982; Franksville 1989; Retired 1996Simpson, Doris Riley Augusta, Pleasant ValleyFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1987; FM,E 1990; Appts: La Farge - Dell 1987; SC1994; Norwalk: Immanuel, Salem (3/4 Time) 1995; Viola, West Lima 1996; LaCrosse: St.Luke's 2007; Augusta, Pleasant Valley 2009Singh, Marvin P. ReedsburgFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; OE (Methodist Church in India); Transf to Wis Conf 2010; FE2010; Appts; Crandon: St. Luke, Argonne 2008; Reedsburg 2011Skatrud, Glenn E. RetiredRA REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; D 1971; AM 1975; Appts: Waldo - Hingham 1962;Waukau - Eureka - North Rushford 1964; Waukau - Eureka - Elo 1968; Gillett - Tabor -Hickory - Suring 1971; Shullsburg 1978; Milton: Faith 1987; Retired 1995Slaback, Wendy S. Orfordville: New HorizonFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2006; FE 2011; Appts; Pecatonica Valley Charge: Argyle,Blanchardville, Lamont, South Wayne 2004; Orfordville: New Horizon 2005Smith, Carol J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1961; D 1962; FM,E 1963; Appts: Poy Sippi - CrystalLake 1960; Neenah (Assoc) 1963; Markesan - Kingston 1965; Elkhorn: First 1969; Rhinelander1975; Appleton: Emmanuel 1982; Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue (Assoc) 1983; Waupun1986; Marshfield: Wesley 2/1/1992; Retired 1999Smith, Donald M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in N Ind Conf; PM,D 1963; FM,E 1965; Trans to Malaysia - SingaporeConf; Trans to Wis Conf 1986; Appts: Frederic, Lorrain 1985; Lomira: Trinity 1992; Retired 1998Smith, Earl L. OneidaOF CHOF (Reformed Church in America); Appts: Oneida 8/15/2007Clergy Service Records437

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategorySmith, Sharon L. Poynette InchPL CHPL; Appts: Honey Creek 1996; Poynette, Inch 1997Smith, Velma Gallaher RetiredRE Rtransf to Wis Conf from Holston Conf 6/17/1993; FM; Appts: Milwaukee: St. James 1993; SuptMetro North District 1997; Milwaukee: Central 2004; Retired 12/31/2006; Milwaukee: Church ofthe Good Hope 2011 (Interim); Retired 2011Smoke, Jay E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Pacific NW Conf; OT,D 1967; FM,E 1970; Appts: Bryan (OH): Wesley1967; Trans to Ohio Conf 1968; Appts: Chillicothe: Tyler Memorial 1970; Trans to W NY Conf1972; Appts: Asst Admin, Rochester United Methodist Home, 1972; Trans to Wis Conf 1976;Appts: Administrator/Chaplain, Cedar Crest Retirement Home 10/1976; Manitowoc: Wesley1994; Leave of Absence 9/1/1999; Retired 2001Soddy, Patricia A. AlbanyPL CHFL 2003; PL 2006; Appts: Monroe 2003; Albany 2006Sommers, Jane E. Egg Harbor: Calvary, Gibraltar: ZionPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; PE 2010; Appts; Sheboygan: Wesley 2/1/2004; EggHarbor: Calvary, Gibraltar: Zion 2011Sorensen, Gordon N.C. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1953; D 1954; FM,E 1955; Appts: Richmond 1952;Lowell - Juneau 1955; Beloit: Christ 1958; Appleton: First (Assoc) 1962; Beaver Dam 1967;Wausau: First 1973; Elm Grove 1978; Retired 1995Spence, Marvin Milwaukee: Solomon Community TemplePL CHPL; Appts: Beloit: Henderson Ave. Ministry 1995; Milwaukee: Albright 1999; Milwaukee:Solomon Community Temple 2004Spielman, Wallace RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1959; D 1962; FM,E 1963; Appts: West Allis: Calvary1958; Racine: First 1968; Retired 10/1/1987Stannard, Donald G. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1959; D 1960; FM,E 1962; Appts: Mayville -Campbellsport 1960; Sturgeon Bay: First - Sawyer - Jacksonport 1965; Sturgeon Bay -Jacksonport 1966; Door Cty Parish (Sturgeon Bay - Jacksonport) 1969; Neenah: First 1971;Green Bay: First 1976; River Falls 1982; Retired 1998Starr, Jack R. Spooner, Hertel: LakeviewFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; LP 1995: PE 2000; FE 2003; Appts: Bay City 8/15/1995;Knapp 1997; Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 1999; Augusta, Pleasant Valley 2000; Spooner,Hertel: Lakeview 2009Stassel, Donald M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1956; D 1957; FM,E 1958; Appts: Pleasant Prairie -Wesley Chapel 1954; Tomahawk 1957; Union Grove 1960; Sc 1964; Staff Chaplain, FultonState Hospital, Fulton MO 1965; Chaplain & Pastoral Counselor II, Fulton State Hospital,Fulton MO; Retired 1994438 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategorySteele, Richard B. Professor of Moral and Historical Theology, Seattle FE ABLC-DPacific UniversityEntered UM Ministry in N NJ Conf; PM,D 1977; FM,E 1979; Appts: Sc 1977; Shopiere -Orfordville 1978; Sc 1982; Brookfield: Trinity - Pilgrim (half time) 1985; Brookfield: Trinity-Pilgrim (full-time) 1994; Associate Professor of Theology, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle,WA 1995; Professor of Moral and Historical Theology, Seattle Pacific University 2000Stefan, Edwin S. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1956; D 1957; FM,E 1959; Appts: Sc 1956; Brookfield1960; Sc 1964; SY 1966; Trans to S Cal - Ariz Conf 1967; Trans to E Wis Conf 1968; Appts:Wauwatosa (Assoc) 1968; Asst Prof of Psychology & Dir of Counseling Center, FindlayCollege, Findlay OH 1969;Prof of Psychology, Findlay College 1977; Prof of Psychology/SeniorClinician of Counseling Svcs, University of Findlay 1990; Professor Emeritus of Psychology,1995; Retired 1995Steffenson, David C. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Rocky Mtn Conf; OT,D 1961; FM,E 1963; Appts: Saguache (CO) 1961;Sc 1962; Walsh - Two Buttes (CO) 1963; Denver: Park Hill (Minister of Youth) 2/1/1966;Campus Ministry, Laramie (WY) 1967; Campus Ministry, UW-Green Bay 9/20/1971; Trans toWis Conf 1972; Appts: Ecumenical Center, UW-Green Bay 1972; Oshkosh: FirstCongregational (Interim) 7/1/1987 - 1/31/1988; Kenosha: First Presbyterian (Interim)2/15/1988 - 6/30/1988; Oshkosh: Wesley 1988; Columbus 8/1/1992; Retired 2000; Lime Ridge,Sandusky (SY) 2008-2009Stein, Amanda M.D. Sun PrairieFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM 1998; FE 2004; Appts: Leave of Absence 1998; Madison:Trinity 2001; Sun Prairie 2011Stephenson, Norman D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1958; FM,E 1961; Appts: Mt Horeb - Blue Mounds -Ridgeway 1960; Madison: First (Assoc) 1962; Chaplain, US Air Force 1966; Green Bay: First(Assoc) 1972; Clintonville 1974; Menomonee Falls 1978; Eau Claire: Lake Street 1984; SuptNE District 1990; Retired 1997Strait, Richard H. Brookfield: PeaceFE CHEntered UM ministry in SW Texas Conf; PM 1983, FM, E 1988; Appts: Manor 1980; Buda1982; Menard/Eden 1989; Victoria: John Wesley 1991; transf to Wisconsin Conference 8/1/97;Appts: Prairie du Chien (8/15/97); Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 2000; Brookfield: Trinity-Pilgrim2005; Brookfield: Peace 6/1/2008Strassburger, John H. Oconomowoc: Good ShepherdFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1971; FM,E, 1975; Appts: Makanda - Oak Grove (S.ILConf) 1972; Montgomery - Bristol (N IL Conf) 1973; Trans to Mo E Conf 1974; Appts: GraceUMC (Assoc) 1974; Sc 1977; Pastoral Counselor, Onondaga Pastoral Counseling Center,Syracuse, NY 1983; Pastoral Counselor, Fox Valley Pastoral Counseling Center, Menasha1986; Trans to Wis Conf 1988; Appts: Fox Valley Pastoral Counseling Center - Center:Emmanuel 1988; Pastoral Counselor, First Congregational Church, Wauwatosa 1992; StaffTherapist, Pastoral Counseling Services, Milwaukee, WI 1995; Whitefish Bay 2000; Kenosha:Immanuel, Paris Corners 2006; Kenosha: Immanuel 3/1/2008; Oconomowoc: Good Shepherd2/1/2010Stratton, David J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,E 1990; FM 1993 Appts: Ladysmity - Glen Flora - Tony10/1/1988; Dodgeville, Ridgeway 1994; Shullsburg: Centenary 11/15/96; Retired 1999Clergy Service Records439

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryStrong, Charles W. AntigoFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1971; FM,E 1975; Appts: Clear Lake, Deer Park,Cylon, Forest (Asst) 1967; Sc 1970; Randolph, Courtland 1974; Spencer, Colby 1978;Madison: Bashford (Assoc) 1983; Elk Mound, Iron Creek 1987; Black River Falls, Trout Run1996; Black River Falls 1999; Rice Lake, Canton 2000; Antigo 2008Strosahl, M. Stanford RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT,D 1944; FM,E 1946; Appts: Elwood (Iowa) 1941;Chicago: Grace Mission 1942; Salem, Wilmot 1943; Union Grove, Ives Grove, Paris Corners,1944; Milwaukee: Simpson 1946; Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue (Assoc) 1950; FortAtkinson 1954; Supt Appleton Dist 1959; Supt Fond du Lac Dist 1962; Milwaukee: Kenwood1964; Supt South East Dist 1968; Conf Program Dir 1974; Exec Dir, Wis UM Foundation, SunPrairie 1979; Retired 12/31/1986Stubbs, John C. Fond du Lac: SalemFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Detroit Conf. PM,D 1974; FM,E 1977; Appts: Franklin (MI): Assoc 1976;Washington - Davis (MI) 12/1979; Flint: Oak Park (MI) 1983; Iron Mountain (MI): Trinity12/1/1986; Transf to W Mich Conf 1991; Appts: Muskegon: Lake Harbor 1991; Transf to WisConf 1995. Appts: Racine: Trinity 1995; South Milwaukee 2000; Fond du Lac: Salem 2008Stunkard, Bruce W. HudsonFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1997; FE 2001; Appts: Ellsworth, Diamond Bluff,Hartland 1997; Cumberland, McKinley 2003; Hudson 2008Sumwalt, John E. New Berlin: Our Lord'sFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1976; FM,E 1979; Appts: Parish of the Hills (StLP)1972; Blue River - Richland 2/1/1974; Lancaster (Student Asst) 1977; Montello 1978;Janesville: Cargill (Assoc) 1986; Kenosha: Wesley 1989; Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Ave. 1994;New Berlin: Our Lord's 5/1/2008Sundby, Mark E. Executive Director, North Central MinistryFE ABLC-DDevelopment CenterEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1988; FM, E 1997; Appts: Oshkosh: First (Assoc)1988; School 1991; Assistant Director Counseling and Health Services, Hamline University, St.Paul, MN, 1997; Executive Director, North Central Ministry Development Center, New Brighton,MN 2001Surrett, Frederick R. Honorable LocationHL HLEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1998; FE 2001; Appts: Hebron, Pleasant Valley,Siloam (part time) 1996; Pleasant Valley 1996; Brooklyn 1998; Wauwatosa: Bethany - Calvary2002; Leave of Absence 2/9/2005; Involuntary Leave of Absence 7/1/2008; Honorable Location2009Sutherland, Anne V. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1977; FM,E 1979; Appts: Shawano (Intern) 1977;Waukau - Eureka 1978; Oconto - Abrams 1981; Footville - Orfordville 1982; Mosinee 1983;Disability 7/1/1984; Retired 1998Sutton, James Not AppointedLP NAPL2004; LP 2008; Appts: Concord, Sullivan 2004; Not Appointed 2006; Waldo: Trinity10/1/2007; Not appointed 2008Swan, William F. Tomah: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1975; FM,E 1988; Appts: Exeland - Birchwood 1974;Black Earth - Mazomanie - Mound's Creek 1978; LOA 1979; Eau Claire: Hope 1986; (Reinstated1987); LOA 1995; Merrillan, Alma Center, Hixton 11/1/96 (part time); Tomah: First 2001440 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategorySwanson, Gary A. RetiredRL RFL 1995; RL 2010; Appts: Hammond, Martell, New Centerville 1995; Yorkville: Community2001; Retired 2010Swanson, Mark R. Racine: ChristFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1973; FM,E 1976; Appts: Oak Park (IL): Euclid Ave(Asst) 1971; Milwaukee: Memorial (Intern) 1972; Sc 1973; Milwaukee: Memorial (Student)1/1/1974; Hazel Green - Benton 1975; Forest Junction - Rural Brillion 1978; Mt Horeb 1983;Brodhead 10/1/94; Beaver Dam: Trinity 2002; Racine: Christ 2009Talcott, H. Myron RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in S Iowa Conf; OT,D 1962; FM,E 1965; Appts: Campus Minister, DrakeUniv 1964; Trans to W Wis Conf 12/1/1967; Appts: Madison: University (Assoc) 1967;Madison: University 12/17/1971; Fort Atkinson 1981; Cedarburg 1987; Lakeland College/MTI1991; Colgate: Zion 1992; Baraboo: First 1994; Retired 2000Talmadge, James Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLRHonorable Location-Retired 1999Tarver, Tom Personal Leave of AbsenceFE LOATrans to Wis Conf from SW Texas Conf 1992; Appts: Turtle Lake 1990; LOA 9/1/94;Missionary Society, United Methodist in Khabarovsk within the supervisory area of the EurasiaArea Bishop UMC 1998; Richland Center: Peace 1/15/2001; Personal Leave of Absence6/1/2006Teichmiller, Erwin G. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1962; D 1963; FM,E 1966; Appts: Elo - Rosendale1960; Kenosha: First (Assoc) 1965; Minocqua - Mercer 1968; Dir, Northwoods GuidanceCenter, Rhinelander 1977; LOA 1982; Retired 1992Thao, Toua (Thomas) Milwaukee: ChristWayOF CHOF (Southern Baptist); Appts: Milwaukee: Hmong Christian Community 2006; Milwaukee:ChristWay UMC 2010Theselius, James E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Rock River Conf; OT,D 1963; FM,E 1968; Appts: Sc 1963; Trans toOhio Conf 1966; Cincinnatti (OH): Wesley Fndn (Assoc) 1966; Portage Lake (MI): UnitedMinistries in Higher Ed 9/1970; Trans to Detroit Conf 1971; Trans to Wis Conf 1974;Milwaukee: United Ministry in Higher Ed 3/1974; Juda - Union 1/1/1986; Colgate 1986;Milwaukee: Albright 1990; Milwuakee: Church of the Good Hope 1997; Retired 1999Thomas, Fred RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1958; D 1960; FM,E 1961; Appts: Stockbridge - Kiel:Bethel 1958; Oneida 1961; Oneida - Stephensville 1962; Oneida - Angelica 1966; Trans toBolivia Conf 1967; Trans to Wis Conf from Bolivia Meth Church 1972; Appts: ChequamegonParish 1972; Kenosha: Memorial - Pleasant Prairie 1977; Madison: Calvary 1982; Poynette -Inch 8/1/1987; Retired 1993Thompson, Cynthia M. Development Director, United Methodist Children's FE ABLC-AServicesOM 426.1 (West Ohio Conf); Transferred form West Ohio Ann. Conference 1997; Appts:Colgate: Zion 1996 (part time); Development Director, United Methodist Children's Services(1/2 Time) 1/15/2005Clergy Service Records441

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryThompson, Deborah A. Mission Coordinator, Wisconsin ConferenceFE ABLC-AEntered UM Ministry in Detroit Conf; PM,D 1977; Transf to Wis Conf 1995; FE 1998; Appts:Racine: Faith 1995; Stevens Point: St. Paul's 1998; Milwaukee: St. James 1999; Janesville: Mt.Zion 2001; Greenfield: Christ 2005; West Bend: Fifth Avenue 8/1/2007; Coordinator ofMissions, Wisconsin Conference 2008Thompson, Frank E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1963; E 1966; Appts: Milwaukee: Memorial (Intern)1964; Viola 1966; Viola - Sylvan 1968; Viola 1970; Waukesha: Chapel Hill - Sussex 1/15/1972;Waukesha: Chapel Hill - New Berlin: Bethel Hill 1977; Janesville: Cargill (Assoc) 1980;Columbus 1986; Watertown 8/1/1992; Viroqua, Liberty Pole 1996;Lodi 9/16/2002; Retired2003; Appts: Lodi 2003; Retired 2004; Lime Ridge, Sandusky (R,SY) 1/1/2008 - 6/30/2008Thomson, Roberta J. ClintonvilleFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D, readmitted 1994; FM, E 1997; Appts: Denmark,Mishicot 10/1/93; Two Rivers, Michicot 1997; Clintonville 1/1/2004Timblin, Carson R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1983; Appts: Soldiers Grove - NorthClayton - Readstown 1978; Pierce Cty Rural Parish (Ono - Maiden Rock - Plum City) 1/1982;Oneida 1985; Disability 3/15/1989; Bloomer - New Auburn (8/1/89); Retired 1997Tricker, Annette M. Cumberland: First, McKinleyFL CHFL; Appts: Cumberland: First, McKinley 2008Trobaugh, Robert J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in KY Conf; OT 1946; FM,D 1949; E 1950; Appts: Mitchellsburg (KY)1943; Science Hill (KY) 1944; Trans to S IL Conf 1946; Appts: Urbana: Wesley Fndn 1946;Chicago: St Paul's 1949; Trans to W Wis Conf 1950; Appts: Marshfield: First 1950; Sc 1955;Nashville (TN): McKendree 1955; Richland Center: Trinity 1958; Madison: University 1962;Training Coordinator, Southern Colony & Training School, Union Grove 12/1/1971; Retired 1986Turner, Lawrence E. EaglePL CHPL; Appts: Pleasant Valley 7/12/98; Eagle 2009Twichell, Nancy A. Family Leave of AbsenceFE FAMEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1993; FM,E 1996; Appts: Neenah: First (Assoc) 1993;Pardeeville 2/15/98; School 2000; Associate Director of Field Education, Garrett-EvangelicalTheological Seminary 2002; Director of Admissions, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary2008; Transitional Leave 10/22/2009; Family Leave of Absence 2010Uhler, Jeffrey T. Milwaukee: Church of the Good HopeFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Central Il Conf; PM,D 1987; FM,E 1991; Appts: Illinois City, Pine Bluff1987; Trans to Ala-W.Fla Conf 1988; Appts: Gilbertown 1988; Selma: Church Street (Assoc)1989; Florala Charge 1991; Trans to Wis Conf 1993; Appts: Brandon - Lamartine 1993; ForestJunction, Rural Brillion 1995; Shullsburg: Centenary 2000; Shawano 2001; Barron: First 2007;Two Rivers: Emanuel, Mishicot: Zion 2009; Milwaukee: Church of the Good Hope (Interim) 2011Vahey, James L. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1954; D 1955; FM,E 1956; Appts: Sturgeon Bay:Sawyer 1956; Appleton: St James 1960; Appleton: St James - Medina 1962; Appleton: StJames 1965; Oshkosh: Wesley 1967; Mequon 1979; Withdrawn 1980; LOA 1983; Sarasota(FL): Trinity 1983; Pompano Beach (FL): First 1985; New Berlin: Our Lord's 1986; Retired 1995Van Fossen, Brad K. Racine: FirstFE CHEntered Ministry in the Evangelical Covenant Church; Trans to Wis UMC 2003, EP 2003; FE2005; Appts: Greenfield: Christ 1998; Racine: First 2005442 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryVan Stavern, Ardys D. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT,D 1952; FM,E 1954; Appts: Bristol 1952; Sharon 1953;Amherst - Iola 1957; Ripon 1962; Lancaster 1970; Chippewa Falls: Zion 7/15/1973; Milwaukee:Calvary 1979; New Hope Larger Parish (Coordinator)1986; Retired 1989Vance, Linda Waukesha: SalemFE CHEntered UM Ministry in New Jersey Conf; PM,D 1978; FM,E 1985; Appts: Madison Park:Epworth (half-time) 1978; Trans to Nebraska Conf 1982; Appts: Omaha: Asbury (half-time)1982; Omaha: Asbury (full-time) 1983; Omaha: Grace, Dietz 1984; Trans to Wis Conf 1992;Appts: Sussex 1992; Sussex (part time) 1998; School 1999; Alabama/West Florida AnnualConference 2000; Racine: Trinity 2002; Waukesha: Salem 2008Vance, Melvin G. Instructor of Religion, Carroll University, Waukesha, WI FE ABLC-DEntered UM Ministry in Nebraska Conf; FE 1973 (NNewJersey), Trans to Wis Conf 9/1/1998;Appts: Colgate 1994; Not Appointed 1996; Sussex (half-time) 1998; Chaplain/AssistantProfessor of Religion, Huntingdon College; Montgomery, Alabama 1999; Kenosha: Immanuel2002; Instructor of Religion, Carroll University, Waukesha, WI 2006Vanden Langenberg,Timothy J.Wausau: WesleyFEEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1994; FM, E 1997; Appts: Blue River (St) 1991:Phillips, Hawkins, Kennan 1994; Altoona, Hallie 1997; Neenah: Faith 2001; Wausau: Wesley2008CHVang, David C. Rothschild: HighlandPL CHFL; Appts: Milwaukee: Hmong Christian Community 2004; Lowell, Juneau, Horicon: EmmanuelShared Ministry 3/1/2005; Wausau: Hmong American Community 2005; Wausau: HmongAmerican Community, Rothchild: Highland 2/1/2007; Rothchild: Highland 2007Vargas, Edwin Belleville: GracePL CHPL; Appts: Milwaukee: El Buen Pastor, Waukesha: El Buen Samaritano 2003; Waukesha: ElBuen Samaritano 2004; Belleville: Grace 2006Verdegan, Daniel WilmotPL CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts; Wilmot 2011Verfuerth, Henry Sheboygan: St. LukePL CHPL; Appts; Sheboygan: St. Luke 2005Verkest, E. James RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1998; FE 2001; Appts: Melrose, Cataract 1997;Mosinee, Rothschild: Highland 2/1/2001; Mosinee 2002; Retired 2010Vielhuber, Dianne D. Mazomanie: MidlandFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; Sy 1999; PL 9/1/1999; PE 2002; FE 2006; Appts: Denzer,North Freedom 1999; Midland 2005Vilhauer, Melvin RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FM,E 1970; Appts: Neenah: Faith 1969; Elm Grove:Community (Assoc) 1976; Superior: Central 1978; Mondovi - Gilmanton 1988; Shell Lake -Sarona 1993; Retired 1999Virchow, Jeffrey J. Prairie du Sac: ConcordiaFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1976; FM,E 1979; Appts: Lyons - Springfield - SpringPrairie 1976; Bloomington - Beetown - Cassville 1/1978; Elkhorn: First 1983; Clintonville 1996;Prairie du Sac: Concordia 2003Clergy Service Records443

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryVoker, Jakes S. Oshkosh: WesleyFE CHOE (Liberia Conference); Appts: Beetown 2002; Madison: Sherman Avenue 2003; Transf toWis Conf 7/1/2010; Appts; Oshkosh: Wesley 2010Waddell, Warren R. Marinette: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1988; FM,E 1991; Appts: Sc 1988; Wausau: First(Assoc) 1989; Wonewoc - Ironton - LaValle 1993; Forest Junction: Zion, Rural Brillion 2000;Marinette: First 2006Wade, Royce Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLREntered UM Ministry in E. Wis Conf; OT 1956; D 1957; FM,E 1958; Appts: Richmond 1956;Janesville: Asbury 1958; LOA 1961; Whitefish Bay (Assoc) 1962; Milwaukee: Simpson,Gardner 1966; Sheboygan: St. Lukes (Assoc) 1968; Poynette, Inch 1969; LOA 1977;Honorable Location 1978; Honorable Location, Retired 1997Waegli, Loretta AngelicaPL CHPL: Appts: Aniwa 2001; Angelica, Center: Emmanuel 2003Wagener, Walter RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1960; D 1961; FM,E 1963; Appts: Sc 1960; Milton -Whitewater: Dir, Wesley Fndn 1962; Whitewater: Dir, Wesley Fndn 1965; Dir of Admissions,Garrett Theological Seminary 1969; Brooklyn: Community - Peace 1972; Brooklyn: Community1974; Oshkosh: Wesley 1979; Cudahy 1983; Madison: Trinity 1988; Chaplain, MethodistHospital, Omaha, NE 1993; LOA 1997; Retired 1998Waldron, Jean L. Peshtigo, HarmonyFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1998; FE 2003; Appts: Soldiers Grove, NorthClayton, Readstown 1994; Crandon: St. Luke, Argonne 1998; LaFarge, Dell 2001; Peshtigo,Harmony 2007Walters, Scott G. LodiFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1983; Appts: Sc - Watertown (MA): StJohn's (Pastor - intern) 1979; Sheboygan: St Luke's (Assoc) 1981; Footville - Orfordville 1983;Madison: Bashford (Assoc) 1987; Arlington - North Windsor 1992; Reedsburg 1996; Lodi 2004Wandrey, Verlin M. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); OT 1954; FM,E 1957; Appts: Gillett 1957; PortWashington 1961; Oak Creek 1965; Milwaukee: Emanuel 1972; Hartford 1979; Retired 1995Ward, Steve J. RetiredRL RFL; Appts: Black Creek 1990; FL; Appts: Siren, Lewis 1991; Elroy 2004; Elroy, Wonewoc 2006;Retired 2008Warren, David S. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1958; D 1959; FM,E 1961; Appts: Sc 1958; West Bend(Asst) 1959; Milwaukee: Gardner 1960; Butler 1962; Sc 1965; Whitefish Bay (Assoc) 1972;Fond du Lac: Division Street 1977; Fond du Lac: Covenant 1980; Appleton: Emmanuel 1983;Kenosha: First 1986; Chippewa Falls: Trinity 1989; Oshkosh: First 1996; Retired 2000Watson, Barry G. Brookfield: PeaceRE CHEntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; PM 1967; D 1968; FM,E 1970; Appts: Marshall 1967;Parish of the Hills (Assoc) 1970; Viola 1974; East Troy: St James 9/15/1978; Sheboygan:Wesley 1982; Sheboygan: Wesley (Part time) - DePaul Rehabilitation Hospital, PortWashington (part time) 1987; Sheboygan: Wesley (full time) 1/1/1989; Sheboygan: Wesley -Plank Rd UCC 1991; Batavia: Zion 1995; Fond du Lac: Salem 2000; West Allis: First 2004;Retired 2006; Brookfield: First (SY) 2006; Brookfield: Peace (SY) 6/1/2008444 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryWaughtal, Loretta E. Phillips, HawkinsPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PL; Appts: Trout Run 2002; PE 2010; Appts; Phillips,Hawkins 2010Weaver, Michael A. Saint Croix Falls, Wolf CreekFL CHFL; Appts: Withee 1995; Stanley, Thorp 1998; Stanley, Thorp, Cadott 2001; Not Appointed2004; Saint Croix Falls, Wolf Creek 2008Webb, Donna RetiredDM DMRAssociate in Christian Education; Consecrated June, 1977, Wisconsin Annual Conference;Appts: Sheboygan: St. Luke 1952; LOA 1985; Missionary to S. California 1986; LOA 1987;Sheboygan: Wesley 1987; Port Washington: Diaconal Minister, St. Mary's Hospital Chaplain1994; Retired 1995Webber, Dee E. The UMC Venture: Stevens Point: St. Paul's, Plover: OE CHThe SpringsOE (New England Conf.); Appts; The UMC Venture: Plover: The Springs, Stevens Point: St.Paul's 2010Webster, John F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Kansas West Conf; OT,D 1965; FM,E 1968; Appts: Englewood 1964;Larned (Assoc) - Pleasant Hill 1965; Munden - Haddam 1969; Haddam - Morrowville 1971;Hoxie - Menlo - McGraw 1972; Marion: Eastmoor - Youngtown 1978; Trans to Wis Conf 1979;Appts: Melrose - Cataract - Shamrock 1979; SAB 1987; LOA 1988; Retired 1993Weed, Elizabeth A. North PrairiePL CHTransf to Wis Conf 2011; PL; Appts; North Prairie 2011Wegenast, Carrie Kreps East Troy: St. JamesFE CHEntered Ministry in the Congregational Christian Church; Transf to Wis Conf 2008; EP 2008;FE 2010; Appts: Concord, Sullivan 2006; East Troy: St. James 2010Wegenast, Markus Waterford: CommunityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in S.Germany Conf; PE 2004; FE 2008; Transf to Wis Conf 2004; Appts:Leave of Absence 7/1/2004; Johnson Creek 10/1/2004; Waterloo 2006; Waterford: Community2010Weidemann, Elaine M.S. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1988; FM,E 1991; Appts: Sc 1988; Beloit: Grace - OurMaster's 1989; Beloit: New Hope 1994; Milwaukee: Emmaus 1995 (part time); Retired 1/1/99;Madison: University 2001-2002Weigand, Cathy J.N. Waupaca: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM, D 1997; FE 2001; Appts: Beloit: First (Assoc) 1997;Lark: Emmanuel, Denmark: Zion 2002; Waupaca: First 2004Weigand, Michael J.N. Waupaca: FirstFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1995; FE 2001; Appts: Janesville: Cargill (Assoc)1995; LOA 1997; Beloit: First 1998; Green Bay: Peace 2002; Waupaca: First 2004Weis, C. James RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT 1954; D 1956; FM,E 1957; Appts: Coloma 1948;Coloma - South Burr Oak 1949; Clinton - Allen's Grove 1950; Westfield - Coloma - South BurrOak 1952; Prairie du Chien 1957; Monroe: First 1964; Baraboo 1968; Supt NC Dist 1975;Janesville: Cargill 1980; Supt Easter Dist 1/1986; Waupaca 1/1/1992; Retired 1992Clergy Service Records445

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryWeis, Dennis C. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1981; FM,E 1987; Appts: Sc 1981; Ripon: Immanuel(Assoc) 1982; Durand - Arkansaw - Eau Galle 1986; Blackhawk 1991; Pardeeville 2000;Retired 2007Weisel, Paul RetiredRE Rreadmitted as FM, 1989; Retired 1989Wells, Barbara R. Janesville: CargillPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Baltimore-Washington Conf; SP 2007; LP 2008; FL 10/16/2008; PE2010; Appts: Janesville: Cargill 9/1/2007; Not Appointed 2008; Transf to Wis Conf 10/16/2008;Appts: Janesville: Cargill 10/16/2008Wells, Forrest R. Janesville: CargillFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1979; FM,E 1981; Appts: Sc 1979; Parish of the Hills(Assoc) 1980; Whitewater (Assoc) 1983; Forest Junction - Rural Brillion 1986; Sabattical 1990;Plainfield - Almond 1991; Racine: Trinity 1993; Lodi 1995; District Superintendent: CouleeDistrict 2001; District Superintendent: Capital/Coulee Districts 2004; Janesville: Cargill 2007Wells, John Wesley Elm Grove: CommunityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1980; FM,E 1983; Appts: Norwalk: Immanuel - Salem -Wilton 1975; Wesley Parish (Asst) 1977; Blotcher Charge (IN) 1978; Sc 1980; Livingston -Arthur - Stitzer 1981; Mosinee - Rothschild: Highland 1987; Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 1992;Fort Atkinson: First 1995; Elm Grove: Community 2010Welsch, P. Kay RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Rocky Mtn Conf; PM,D 1986; FM,E 1992; Trans to Wis Conf 1986;Appts: Albany 1986; Platteville (Assoc) 1990; Plover 1993; Janesville: Cargill 1999; Retired2004Wendt, Charles T. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf (EUB); PM,D 1969; FM,E 1970; Appts: Pierce Cty RuralParish (Maiden Rock - Ono - Plum City 1970; Princeton - Neshkoro 1981; Suamico - GreenBay: Peace 1986; New Lisbon, Camp Douglas, Necedah 1994; Shell Lake, Sarona 2000;Retired 2008Werner, David R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM (credentials recognized from Other ChristianDenomination) 1981; FM 1986; Appts: Randolph - Courtland 1981; Brillion: Faith 1989;Waunakee: Crossroads 1993; West Allis: Calvary 1999; Retired 2007West, Graham N. Eau Claire: Lake StreetFE CHEntered Methodist Ministry in Methodist Church of Southern Africa; Transf to Wis Conf 1994;FM,E; Appts: Wautoma - Spring Lake 1992; Wautoma 1995; Stevens Point: St. Paul's 1997;Eau Claire: Lake Street 2007Whitaker, Richard L. Whitefish BayDM DMCDirector of Christian Education; Consecrated June 17, 1981, Tennessee Conference; Appts:Tullahoma (TN): First 1979; St. Simons Island, GA 1981; Kansas City (MO): Blue Ridge Blvd.1985; Milwaukee: Whitefish Bay 1992White, Michael R. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1969; FM,E 1973; Appts: Sc 1969; Sheboygan: StLuke's (Assoc) 1972; Milwaukee: Albright (Assoc) 1976; Beaver Dam: Zion - Fall River 1980;Elm Grove (Assoc) 1985; New Lisbon - Camp Douglas - Necedah 1986; Cuba City,Georgetown 1994; Cuba City 1/1/95; Evansville 1999; Retired 2005446 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryWhite, T. Edmond RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Oklahoma Conf; OT 1954; D 1956; FM,E 1958; Trans to E Wis Conf1956; Appts: West Allis: First (Assoc) 1954; Milwaukee: Galena 1957; Palmyra - Little Prairie1960; Antigo - Mattoon 1964; Hartford: Wesley - Hartford: Zion 1969; Hartford: First 1970; LaCrosse: Wesley 1976; Supt SW Dist 1983; West Bend: Fifth Avenue 1989; Retired 1994White, Thomas E. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in E Wis Conf; OT 1962; D 1963; FM,E 1965; Appts: Shopiere 1962;Neenah (Assoc) 1965; Beloit: Grace - Shopiere 1967; Baraboo: Emanuel 1977; Sheboygan:Fountain Park 1990; Retired 2004White, Wesley J. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1971; FM,E 1975; Appts: Princeton: Emmanuel -Neshkoro: Zion 1971; Sc 1972; Appleton: St James 1974; LOA 1977; Ladysmith - Glen Flora -Tony 1979; Concord - Johnson Creek - Sullivan 1983; Milton: First - Richmond 1990;LaCrosse: St. Luke's 1996; West Bend: Fifth Avenue1/1/2003; Milton 2004; Mequon 2007;Retired 2009Whitford, Brenda K. PlattevilleFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2006; FE 2009; Appts; Shullsburg: Centenary 2001;Platteville 1/1/2011Wildes, Clarence B. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in W Wis Conf; OT,D 1955; FM,E 1958; Appts: Rockland - Big Creek1952; Sc 1954; Montello 1956; Madison: Monona 1958; Mauston 1963; Madison: First (Assoc)1966; South Milwaukee 1972; Elk Mound - Iron Creek 1975; Clinton 1983; Clinton - Shopiere1986; Clinton 1990; Retired 1992Wilkinson, David T. Green Bay: FirstFD DEAEntered UM ministry in E Ohio Conference, Diaconal Minister 1994, FD 2000; Appts:Cleveland Heights: Church of the Saviour 1994; transf to Wis Conf 1997; Green Bay: First 1997Willett, Bruce Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLRHonorable Location, Retired 1995Williams, Martha F. FranksvilleEP CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; OE (Evangelical Covenant); Appts: Green Bay: St. Paul's2006; Wisconsin Rapids 2007; Transf to UMC 7/1/2010; EP; Appts; Wisconsin Rapids 2010;Franksville (INT) 2011Williams, Wendell E. MaustonFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; FL 1999; PE 2002; FE 2005; Appts: Trout Run 1999; Loyal,York Center 2002; Mauston 2008Wilson, Jim RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1985; FM,E 1988; Appts: Sc 1985; Shawano 1986;Richland Center: Trinity 1992; Green Bay: Peace 1994; LOA 1997; Retired 11/1/97Wilson, Julie Briggsville, Moundville, Endeavor: Trinity UCCPE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PE 2011; Appts; Briggsville, Moundville, Endeavor: TrinityUCC 2011Wilson, Kerry J. Lomira: TrinityFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1979; FM,E 1981; Appts: Sc 1979; Turtle Lake 1980;Honey Creek - Denzer 1984; Marshfield: Zion 9/1/89; Sheboygan: Fountain Park 2004; Lomira:Trinity 2010Clergy Service Records447

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryWinebrenner, Larry Honorable LocationHL HLHonorable Location 1968Wingfield, Brenda K. Madison: BashfordOD DEAOD (Oregon-Idaho Conf.); Appts: Madison: Bashford 1/1/2010Winterburn, Hazel A. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1974; FM,E 1976; Appts: Sc 1974; Mt Hope - Bagley -Patch Grove 1975; Monroe (Assoc) 1977; Caldwell - English Settlement 1979; Batavia: Zion1984; Cudahy 1988; Oconto, Abrams 1994; Sheboygan Falls: Faith;Sheboyban Falls: Faith(part-time) 8/15/1999; Disability 12/1/1999; Retired 2005Wolover, Amber Madison: Divine SaviorFD DEAConsecrated DM 1997; FD 2000; Appts: Madison: Bashford 1997; Neenah: First 2000;Neenah: First, The Family Church 2004; Madison: Asbury, Sugar River 2005; Madison: DivineSavior 8/15/2008Worgan, Timothy P. Horicon: Emmanuel, Lowell, Juneau Shared Covenant FL CHMinistriesEntered UM Ministry in … Conf; Transf to Wis Conf 2010; Appts: Horicon: Emmanuel, Lowell,Juneau Shared Covenant Ministries 9/16/2010Wreford, John F. RetiredRE REntered UM Ministry in NE Ohio Conf; OT,D 1955; FM,E 1957; Appts: Waynesburg -Centennary (OH) 1949; Trans to W Wis Conf 1953; Appts: South Wayne - Browntown - Gratiot1953; Dodgeville - Wyoming Valley 1957; Chippewa Falls 1962; Supt SW Dist 1971;Waukesha: First 1977; Marshfield: Wesley 1979; Retired 1988Wreford, Raymond J. Honorable Location-RetiredHLR HLREntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1978; FM,E 1986; Appts: Osceola - Dresser 1976; Sc1981; Eau Claire: Lutheran Social Services 1982; Prairie Farm Circuit (Part time) 1983; Sussex1984; School 1992; Fennimore 8/1/1992; LOA 6/1/95; Honorable Location 3/8/2001; HonorableLocation-Retired 2010Yackovich, Amy Jameson Staff Chaplain, Mendota Mental Health Institute FE ABLC-DEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; SP 1998; PE 2000; FE 2003; Appts: Milton 1998; DevelopingMinistry of Beloit: Christ, New Hope, Clinton, Shopiere 1999; Common Ground Ministries:Beloit: Christ, Beloit: New Hope, Clinton, Shopiere 2000; Arlington, North Windsor 2001; StaffChaplain, Mendota Mental Health Institute 2004Yang, Cherhoua P. Incapacity LeaveAM INCFL; Appts; Milwaukee: Hmong Christian Community 5/1/2000; Milwaukee: New Hope Hmong2004; Incapacity Leave 1/1/2010Yang, Her Incapacity LeaveFE INCEntered UM Ministry in Minnesota Conference; PM,D 1986; FM,E 1989; Appts: Woodbury,St.Paull: Hmong Community 1987; Anoka, Cedar 1989; St. Paul: Hmong Community 1990;Transf to Wis Conf 1997; Appts: Milwaukee: Hmong Christian Community 1997; Madison:Sherman Avenue 1/1/2000; Albany 2003; Incapacity Leave 2004Yang, Naolue Incapacity LeaveLP INCLP: Appts: Wausau: Hmong American Mission 1993; Incapacity Leave 2005Yang, Nou Yi RetiredRL RFL; Appts: Milwaukee: Hmong Christian Community Ministry 1985; Hmong ChristianCommunity UMC 1987; Disability 7/1/97; Retired 2002448 Clergy Service Records

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalNameCurrent AppointmentConference Relationship,Appointment CategoryYang, Tsuker Racine: ChristFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1991; FM,E 1994; Appts: Hammond, Martel, NewCenterville 1991; School 1995; LOA 1997; Minnesota Conference (346.1) 1998; ExecutiveDirctor, Association of Hmong United Methodist Churches 2007; Hmong House of Good News10/13/2008; Racine: Christ 2009Yarbro, Barry M. Oshkosh: Algoma BoulevardFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1972; FM,E 1976; Appts: Sc 1972; Marshall 1974;Parish of the Hills (Assoc) 1976; Parish of the Hills (Director) 1978; Viroqua - Liberty Pole1981; Marinette 1990; Wisconsin Rapids 1993; Oshkosh: Algoma Boulevard 2004Yates, Laura E. BrandonPL CHPL; Appts: Brandon 5/1/2005Yoap, John Henry Denmark: ZionPL CHPL; Appts; Denmark: Zion 2010Yoder, Paul A. MarkesanFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1995; FE 2001; Appts: Sc 1995; Hayward 1996;Hayword, Spider Lake UCC, 1999; Hayward 2003; Markesan 2007Zealley, Patricia Anne RetiredRE RSy; Green Bay: St Paul's (Assoc) 1988; Clear Lake - Deer Park - Forest 1989; PM,D 1990; FM,E 1997; Appts: Willow River Parish (Clear Lake - Deer Park - Forest) 1990; LOA 1992; BayCity 7/15/94; Webster, Danbury 8/1/95; School 1998; New Richmond (Part-Time) 2001; Retired2003Zekoff, Jane Follmer Chaplain, United Methodist Hospitals MinistryFE ABLC-AEntered UM Ministry in Iowa Conf; PM,D 1975; FM,E 1978; Appts: Sc 1975; Calamus - GrandMound 1977; Sc 1979; Trans to Wis Conf 1980; Appts: Briggsville - Moundville - Endeavor(UCC) 1980; Lake Mills 10/1985; Interim Council Director, 2/16/1998; Director of Ministry andOutreach, Wisconsin Conference UMC 1/1/2000; Sabbatical 2007; Pastor, London MoravianChurch 2008; Chaplain, United Methodist Hospital Ministry 4/1/2011Zekoff, Steven E. Conference Benefits Officer, Wisconsin Conference FE ABLC-AEntered UM Ministry in Iowa Conf; PM,D 1976; FM,E 1978; Appts: Dir, Lake Okoboji Camp1976; Perry (Assoc) 2/1/1978; Dir, Camping, Wis Conf, 3/15/1979; Trans to Wis Conf 1980;Appts: Dir of Camping, Wis Conf 1980; Associate Council Director (3/4 time) 1/1/1988; Sc1989; Sab 1991; Sc 1992; Assistant Risk Mgr, General Council on Finance and Administration7/16/1992; Associate Risk Manager, Risk Management Dept., GCFA 11/1/1995; AssistantGeneral Secretary, GCFA, 9/1996; Whitefish Bay 1/1/2006; Project Director, Flood Recovery,Wisconsin Conference Staff 10/1/2009; Conference Benefits Officer, Wisconsin Conference10/1/2010Zimmick, Jr., Harold H. Madison: AsburyFE CHEntered UM Ministry in Wis Conf; PM,D 1982; FM,E 1985; Appts: Cambridge 9/1981;Livingston - Arthur - Stitzer 1987; Racine: Evangelical 1993; Director of Nehemiah Leadershipand Lay Ministry Training, Tentmakers, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2000; Madison: Asbury, SugarRiver 2005Clergy Service Records449

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal450 Statistical Tables

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalStatistical TablesForCalendar Year 2010Churches which are highlighted in black in the Statistical Tables did notsubmit a Statistical Report Form for 2010.Table 1...............................452Table 2...............................482Table 3...............................512Statistical Tables451

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal452 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCRemoved by DeathChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 13Conference Misc 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Capital District1 Albany 171 8 0 0 5 3 10 5 0 0 0 1 171 0 0 0 0 0 171 0 89 82 125 2 0 02 Arlington 106 7 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 3 0 2 101 1 0 0 0 0 100 0 56 45 32 4 0 03 Beloit: River Of Life 573 33 0 0 2 0 26 2 0 5 6 16 553 1 3 58 0 0 490 1 385 168 314 12 106 554 Briggsville 113 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 117 0 0 1 0 0 116 0 71 46 60 1 0 825 Brodhead 336 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 18 2 2 7 311 0 0 0 1 0 310 0 174 137 176 2 43 1286 Brooklyn: Community 122 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 123 0 0 0 0 0 123 0 72 51 60 6 51 407 Cambridge: Willerup 111 0 0 0 1 6 2 0 7 0 0 3 106 0 0 0 0 0 106 0 61 45 137 9 18 1028 Darien 65 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 69 0 0 0 0 0 69 0 45 24 34 1 0 09 Delavan 203 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 8 193 2 1 2 0 0 188 0 122 71 98 4 0 010 Edgerton 231 10 0 0 2 0 2 13 2 0 0 5 221 0 1 0 2 0 218 0 139 82 112 5 64 15411 Evansville 269 5 2 0 3 4 11 2 0 1 0 4 265 0 0 0 0 0 263 2 159 106 94 4 89 6012 Evansville: Peace 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 013 Fort Atkinson: First 343 3 4 0 1 0 31 7 0 1 1 6 305 0 0 1 0 0 304 0 177 128 175 5 70 12714 Janesville: Asbury 244 10 3 0 2 4 10 21 0 0 0 3 229 0 0 0 0 0 229 0 143 86 96 2 38 015 Janesville: Cargill 1,151 22 0 0 0 0 51 1 0 4 1 23 1,093 2 2 0 0 0 1,089 0 600 493 340 5 5 28516 Janesville: Mt Zion 132 0 0 0 0 0 15 13 0 2 8 5 89 0 0 1 0 0 88 0 61 28 50 0 0 017 Jefferson: Immanuel 170 3 0 0 3 0 1 0 5 0 0 2 168 2 0 1 0 3 162 0 102 66 62 2 33 2218 Lagrange 105 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 4 4 0 1 83 0 0 0 0 0 83 0 40 43 40 0 33 3519 Lake Mills 409 11 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 1 0 9 401 0 0 1 0 0 400 0 234 167 111 3 81 15820 Lodi 498 8 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 5 499 1 0 1 0 0 497 0 282 217 179 4 0 16921 Madison: Asbury 969 34 0 0 24 8 28 18 0 6 3 3 977 5 33 4 0 2 933 0 507 470 431 8 184 35122 Madison: Bashford 328 2 0 0 3 4 8 5 0 3 2 9 310 0 1 1 0 0 308 0 203 107 153 0 31 5923 Madison: Bethany 423 13 0 0 5 3 5 9 0 0 1 8 421 7 10 3 0 0 401 0 241 180 186 8 71 16024 Madison: Divine Savior 242 2 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 2 0 3 238 1 1 0 0 0 235 1 142 96 120 4 37 4825 Madison: First 964 14 1 0 7 2 9 18 0 5 0 17 939 10 7 2 1 4 907 8 554 385 362 16 135 24026 Madison: First Hispanic 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 027 Madison: Sherman Avenue 92 6 0 2 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 100 13 4 0 0 0 76 7 53 47 65 0 10 2928 Madison: Trinity 92 3 0 0 7 2 0 8 0 0 0 2 94 2 6 3 0 0 80 3 61 33 63 1 0 029 Madison: University 49 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 47 3 0 0 0 0 44 0 28 19 25 0 0 030 Marshall 157 13 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 163 4 1 0 0 0 158 0 91 72 47 2 39 52Total Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 453Table 1Church NameConference MiscCapital District1 Albany2 Arlington3 Beloit: River Of Life4 Briggsville5 Brodhead6 Brooklyn: Community7 Cambridge: Willerup8 Darien9 Delavan10 Edgerton11 Evansville12 Evansville: Peace13 Fort Atkinson: First14 Janesville: Asbury15 Janesville: Cargill16 Janesville: Mt Zion17 Jefferson: Immanuel18 Lagrange19 Lake Mills20 Lodi21 Madison: Asbury22 Madison: Bashford23 Madison: Bethany24 Madison: Divine Savior25 Madison: First26 Madison: First Hispanic27 Madison: Sherman Avenue28 Madison: Trinity29 Madison: University30 MarshallEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 350 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0UMM Membership11 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 75 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 50 15 9 0 0 10 19 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 12 350 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 40 230 65 35 4 95 199 60 0 115 1 6 1 0 0 50 5,800 0 0 2 25 1 62 8 1,000 30 12 17 0 7 36 12 0 12 3 0 0 0 0 9 300 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 418 65 15 7 25 112 76 0 78 12 8 3 0 0 20 1,968 0 0 1 3 0 0 7 140 50 14 7 3 18 42 12 0 18 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 24 14 0 88 126 53 62 0 6 10 2 0 0 19 0 0 0 1 13 0 0 6 28 70 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 7 3,100 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1,800 80 17 10 0 15 42 15 0 9 3 1 0 36 750 38 1,053 0 0 0 0 2 46 2 138 98 15 18 0 0 33 20 0 55 5 1 0 0 0 32 2,700 0 0 1 9 2 46 2 212 104 25 17 0 28 70 32 6 0 5 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 3 21 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1210 52 38 0 14 104 53 104 39 8 11 2 14 1,234 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 157 131 10 0 0 30 40 7 0 0 5 4 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 10 25 250 1425 50 96 0 110 256 85 16 50 12 20 18 0 0 185 1,650 0 0 3 31 1 135 15 658 150 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 25 1,850 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 7 165 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 6 5 3 0 0 0 34 400 1 3 0 0 1 850 5 80 170 21 2 0 0 23 12 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 185 99 35 0 10 144 32 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 22 500 0 0 0 0 2 65 0 0 1916 38 22 0 76 136 56 0 27 8 4 8 0 0 61 5,830 0 0 1 13 0 207 12 1,812 2048 194 50 15 200 459 177 38 278 10 17 8 0 0 99 440 0 0 5 175 0 0 15 560 210 25 5 2 88 120 33 0 15 4 3 3 0 0 34 0 0 0 2 16 0 0 4 7,550 229 0 0 15 16 31 35 25 35 10 6 4 0 0 128 2,405 2 2 1 16 12 175 18 600 234 22 27 10 31 90 55 4 80 8 1 9 0 0 47 8,000 0 2 1 7 0 0 0 0 2412 126 83 45 143 397 204 0 0 24 14 20 0 0 50 275 1 10 3 64 0 0 14 24,547 250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 260 15 18 0 3 36 25 0 30 3 2 0 0 0 38 700 0 0 0 16 4 78 4 180 270 24 8 12 24 68 11 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 200 280 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 293 26 9 0 14 49 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 5 0 0 1 100 30UMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal454 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 1331 Milton 264 7 0 20 5 4 25 0 0 3 2 7 263 0 0 0 0 0 263 0 143 120 141 10 50 15032 Monona 0 17 2 0 569 2 2 28 0 9 0 11 540 1 0 38 0 0 498 3 213 327 241 17 221 9433 Monona (Pre-Merger) 542 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 542 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 034 Moundville 112 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 117 0 0 0 0 0 117 0 65 52 84 0 0 5735 North Windsor 51 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 49 0 0 0 0 0 49 0 23 26 15 0 0 036 Oregon: People'S 457 16 0 0 2 2 0 5 2 2 3 4 461 1 1 0 0 0 459 0 254 207 207 13 194 13637 Orfordville: New Horizon 121 5 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 1 1 116 2 0 0 0 0 112 2 67 49 69 4 17 11638 Pardeeville 363 7 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 6 360 0 0 0 0 0 360 0 204 156 119 2 0 039 Pleasant Valley 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 49 0 0 0 0 0 49 0 31 18 20 0 0 040 Plymouth 31 2 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 5 31 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 21 10 14 0 0 041 Portage 537 20 3 2 4 0 21 7 0 5 1 17 515 1 0 0 0 0 514 0 296 219 219 7 56 21742 Poynette Inch 84 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 82 0 0 0 0 0 82 0 48 34 92 5 0 7443 Richmond 65 2 0 14 0 0 5 0 0 5 2 1 68 0 0 0 0 0 68 0 35 33 45 0 1 1444 Sharon 67 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 70 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 41 29 35 0 0 4545 Stoughton 178 3 0 0 0 0 31 2 0 5 0 3 140 1 4 0 0 0 135 0 83 57 50 1 1 4646 Sun Prairie 818 40 0 0 12 2 7 17 1 2 1 9 835 1 3 1 0 0 830 0 493 342 457 19 290 747 Verona: Sugar River 188 13 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 203 2 0 3 0 0 198 0 105 98 187 13 120 1548 Waunakee: Crossroads 182 6 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 5 180 0 0 0 0 0 180 0 107 73 79 3 34 4349 Whitewater: First 453 11 1 13 10 4 14 1 0 1 12 13 451 0 1 0 0 1 448 1 275 176 187 1 110 5District Totals 13,276 378 23 59 690 50 349 226 40 646 53 246 12,916 63 79 121 4 10 12,611 28 7,396 5,520 6,008 205 2,232 3,375Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 455Table 1Church Name31 Milton32 Monona33 Monona (Pre-Merger)34 Moundville35 North Windsor36 Oregon: People'S37 Orfordville: New Horizon38 Pardeeville39 Pleasant Valley40 Plymouth41 Portage42 Poynette Inch43 Richmond44 Sharon45 Stoughton46 Sun Prairie47 Verona: Sugar River48 Waunakee: Crossroads49 Whitewater: FirstDistrict TotalsEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 358 28 13 13 120 174 15 35 45 5 5 10 0 0 36 2,230 0 0 2 12 2 24 7 300 3110 61 46 0 151 258 158 0 74 11 9 10 0 0 86 1,255 0 0 1 11 0 0 0 0 320 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 330 6 17 0 20 43 23 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 8 300 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 340 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 356 66 30 10 289 395 55 13 0 6 10 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 2 96 10 3,985 364 22 15 2 17 56 7 0 18 2 0 3 0 0 10 315 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1,028 376 64 15 4 40 123 42 26 60 7 14 2 0 0 15 1,200 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1,800 380 9 0 0 4 13 8 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 9 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 390 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4024 108 40 4 116 268 51 0 197 6 5 1 0 0 41 8,934 0 0 2 14 0 0 0 0 413 36 1 0 22 59 45 0 16 6 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 1 151 420 6 0 0 0 6 5 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 430 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 12 928 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 350 442 7 8 0 4 19 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 300 3 0 0 0 0 0 5 25 4538 340 165 88 278 871 145 33 100 15 27 28 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 177 2 120 14 1,932 468 82 18 17 3 120 42 87 50 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 5 43 0 0 6 350 470 19 13 0 15 47 12 0 50 4 0 3 8 0 8 2,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4821 65 102 0 30 197 27 0 40 7 2 2 15 0 75 0 0 2 3 49 1 35 0 0 49344 1,867 1,009 251 2,154 5,281 1,789 449 1,587 225 199 177 93 1,984 1,238 56,733 10 40 49 713 33 1,949 218 50,051UMM MembershipUMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal456 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 13Chippewa District1 Alma 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 33 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 16 17 22 0 0 72 Altoona 98 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 4 87 0 0 0 0 0 87 0 48 39 45 0 21 383 Anson 39 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 24 16 20 0 0 184 Arkansaw 63 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 61 0 0 0 0 0 61 0 38 23 23 2 16 285 Ashland: First 60 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 63 1 0 0 0 0 62 0 41 22 40 0 0 06 Atlas 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 55 0 0 0 0 0 55 0 33 22 26 1 13 157 Augusta 149 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 146 0 0 0 0 0 146 0 84 62 52 2 53 938 Centuria: Holy Trinity 97 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 94 0 0 0 0 0 94 0 57 37 55 3 3 169 Barron: First 401 2 2 0 2 4 0 0 1 1 0 4 405 2 0 0 0 1 402 0 213 192 121 5 40 8610 Bay City 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 011 Birchwood 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 30 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 17 13 24 0 0 2412 Bloomer 135 6 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 137 0 0 0 0 0 137 0 86 51 64 5 33 4113 Boyceville 102 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 102 0 0 0 0 0 102 0 67 35 34 1 19 7514 Bruce: Federated 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 56 0 0 0 0 0 56 0 30 26 35 0 0 3615 Cadott 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 0 0 0 0 0 34 0 29 5 20 0 0 016 Canton 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 56 0 0 0 0 0 56 0 32 24 18 2 2 2817 Chetek 189 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 1 5 169 0 0 0 0 0 169 0 106 63 98 3 3 2918 Chippewa Falls: Trinity 405 5 1 0 2 0 15 14 0 0 3 8 373 0 0 0 1 0 372 0 206 167 134 7 7 5019 Chippewa Falls: Zion 159 9 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 2 0 2 163 0 0 0 0 0 163 0 101 62 94 3 34 2020 Clear Lake 110 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 110 0 0 0 0 0 110 0 69 41 36 0 25 1421 Colfax 94 2 3 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 2 1 94 0 0 0 0 0 94 0 55 39 41 2 14 2222 Connorsville 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 27 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 16 11 10 1 5 2223 Cumberland: First 190 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 4 166 0 0 0 0 0 166 0 85 81 75 1 0 024 Danbury 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 18 11 17 0 0 225 Deer Park: Trinity 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 48 0 0 0 0 0 48 0 24 24 15 1 0 026 Diamond Bluff-Ellsworth 12 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 0 0 0 0 0 37 0 22 15 14 0 0 027 Dorchester: Salem 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 13 11 12 0 0 628 Downing 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 35 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 23 12 25 0 8 729 Durand 80 3 20 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 98 0 0 0 0 1 97 0 54 44 69 2 13 530 Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 149 5 1 0 3 0 0 3 0 1 0 4 150 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 80 70 72 1 88 9631 Eau Claire: Hope 215 3 0 5 2 3 12 1 0 2 2 2 209 0 0 1 0 1 206 1 114 95 95 2 28 7232 Eau Claire: Lake Street 761 10 2 0 11 0 16 29 0 14 3 13 709 1 1 0 2 0 705 0 430 279 287 14 139 14033 Elk Mound: Trinity 149 1 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 150 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 86 64 60 1 29 5134 Ellsworth 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 035 Elmwood 125 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 128 0 0 0 0 0 128 0 69 59 38 3 28 3436 Emerald 42 3 0 0 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 46 0 0 0 3 0 43 0 25 21 30 3 14 2137 Exeland 39 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 0 0 0 0 0 45 0 28 17 28 1 0 2138 Forest 43 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 43 4 0 0 0 0 39 0 22 21 19 1 9 539 Frederic: St Luke'S 124 10 1 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 2 7 126 0 0 0 4 0 122 0 83 43 72 5 15 3740 Gilmanton 58 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 60 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 37 23 37 3 9 741 Glenwood City 71 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 70 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 43 27 25 2 11 1442 Grand View 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 31 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 17 14 39 2 4 3043 Grantsburg: Central 148 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 148 2 0 0 0 0 146 0 88 60 60 5 43 6544 Hallie 81 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 2 74 0 0 0 0 0 74 0 47 27 35 0 22 2445 Hammond 54 0 0 0 1 4 0 10 0 0 0 1 48 0 0 0 0 0 48 0 27 21 33 1 0 046 Hartland 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 28 0 0 0 0 0 28 0 14 14 15 4 0 047 Hawkins 52 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 51 0 0 0 0 0 51 0 30 21 11 0 0 10Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 457Table 1Church NameChippewa District1 Alma2 Altoona3 Anson4 Arkansaw5 Ashland: First6 Atlas7 Augusta8 Centuria: Holy Trinity9 Barron: First10 Bay City11 Birchwood12 Bloomer13 Boyceville14 Bruce: Federated15 Cadott16 Canton17 Chetek18 Chippewa Falls: Trinity19 Chippewa Falls: Zion20 Clear Lake21 Colfax22 Connorsville23 Cumberland: First24 Danbury25 Deer Park: Trinity26 Diamond Bluff-Ellsworth27 Dorchester: Salem28 Downing29 Durand30 Eau Claire: Chapel Heights31 Eau Claire: Hope32 Eau Claire: Lake Street33 Elk Mound: Trinity34 Ellsworth35 Elmwood36 Emerald37 Exeland38 Forest39 Frederic: St Luke'S40 Gilmanton41 Glenwood City42 Grand View43 Grantsburg: Central44 Hallie45 Hammond46 Hartland47 HawkinsEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 35UMM Membership0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 7 425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 10 7 0 25 42 5 0 5 2 1 0 12 800 0 822 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 325 20 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 7 2 0 4 13 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 15 1,700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 1 0 0 0 1 8 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 68 19 8 0 15 42 23 0 16 4 0 1 0 0 11 857 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 0 70 2 3 1 9 15 2 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 16 2,875 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 810 38 24 0 30 92 41 0 18 7 1 2 0 0 58 705 1 17 0 0 1 30 0 0 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 10 10 5 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 9 820 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 30 115 14 3 0 18 35 19 0 35 4 3 1 0 0 43 5,783 0 0 1 9 0 0 2 184 123 8 0 3 5 16 6 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 130 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 1 35 140 4 0 0 10 14 4 0 21 1 0 1 5 730 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 20 150 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 162 34 9 0 30 73 8 0 6 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 172 22 27 0 15 64 27 0 18 6 0 2 0 0 39 436 1 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 180 22 7 0 14 43 12 36 0 5 1 3 35 0 8 2,360 0 0 1 12 0 0 1 140 194 12 7 0 6 25 8 0 5 1 1 2 0 0 33 1,730 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 256 201 12 0 0 8 20 58 8 20 3 1 0 5 750 10 430 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 210 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 226 6 7 0 5 18 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 1,926 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 230 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 10 170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 241 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 1,200 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 15 250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 264 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 270 10 2 0 8 20 10 0 18 2 0 4 0 0 7 891 0 0 0 0 1 40 10 800 283 9 5 0 6 20 15 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 30 13 370 290 0 1 0 4 5 31 0 51 0 2 1 0 0 23 3,750 0 0 1 9 2 148 0 0 306 0 18 0 36 54 73 0 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 2 0 317 50 29 12 160 251 71 0 25 8 8 4 0 0 120 5,107 2 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 320 31 14 2 8 55 22 0 23 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 330 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 343 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 945 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 350 12 3 0 1 16 8 0 22 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 700 363 2 3 0 9 14 8 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 10 897 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 372 0 3 0 16 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 60 383 0 0 0 25 25 26 0 4 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 15 390 9 0 0 25 34 12 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 400 14 9 0 14 37 4 0 10 2 0 5 0 0 10 300 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 700 410 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 423 12 0 0 2 14 18 0 24 3 1 1 11 559 12 1,148 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 430 8 5 10 50 73 5 12 0 2 1 0 0 0 12 679 1 1 1 8 1 10 6 320 440 16 0 0 0 16 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 450 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 461 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 3,079 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47UMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal458 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 1348 Hayward 128 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 130 0 0 0 0 0 130 0 76 54 86 4 17 5149 Holcombe 150 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 146 0 0 0 0 0 146 0 91 55 85 3 50 10050 Hudson 428 4 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 1 3 3 426 4 1 0 0 0 421 0 248 178 238 4 136 16451 Iron Creek: Salem 90 3 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 5 0 0 84 0 0 0 0 0 83 1 48 36 41 4 10 452 Jim Falls 87 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 91 0 0 0 0 0 91 0 58 33 43 0 0 4953 Knapp 116 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 113 0 0 0 0 0 113 0 62 51 45 0 0 5254 Ladysmith: Faith 121 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 8 108 0 0 0 0 0 108 0 76 32 45 0 20 6055 Hertel: Lakeview 65 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 67 0 0 0 2 0 65 0 40 27 53 0 0 6456 Lewis: Memorial 58 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 58 1 0 0 0 0 57 0 36 22 40 0 1 1757 Maiden Rock 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 9 4 6 0 7 958 Mckinley 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 16 15 30 0 0 2459 Medford 142 0 0 0 0 1 8 1 0 2 0 0 132 1 1 0 0 0 129 1 87 45 52 0 43 3260 Menomonie 376 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 20 0 0 6 342 1 5 0 0 0 336 0 198 144 130 5 0 8561 Mondovi: Our Savior'S 294 5 0 0 0 0 21 6 0 0 2 4 266 0 0 0 0 0 266 0 170 96 75 5 50 2062 New Auburn 58 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 62 0 0 0 0 0 62 0 36 26 31 3 25 2263 New Centerville 96 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 6 3 0 0 79 0 0 0 0 0 79 0 43 36 39 0 0 064 New Richmond 427 4 0 0 5 13 8 11 0 1 4 3 422 2 0 0 0 0 420 0 251 171 160 11 0 12365 Odanah 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 1 0 19 0 2 0 15 7 24 0 0 4566 Ono 118 0 2 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 111 0 0 0 0 0 111 0 62 49 45 4 41 1567 Osceola 131 4 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 131 0 0 0 0 0 129 2 77 54 67 3 46 7968 Pepin 76 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 74 1 0 0 0 0 73 0 48 26 36 4 18 1169 Phillips 99 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 5 93 0 0 0 0 0 93 0 57 36 38 2 17 1770 Pleasant Valley 87 4 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 2 81 0 0 0 0 1 80 0 41 40 35 2 0 471 Plum City 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 45 0 0 0 0 0 45 0 19 26 6 0 10 072 Prairie Farm: Faith 71 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 66 0 0 0 0 0 66 0 40 26 25 0 0 1273 Rib Lake 108 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 104 0 0 0 0 0 104 0 65 39 35 1 20 5274 Rice Lake: First 283 1 0 0 3 1 11 1 0 1 0 3 272 0 0 0 0 0 272 0 152 120 93 1 1 9975 Ridgeland-Dallas 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 0 0 1 0 0 46 0 27 20 15 1 0 276 River Falls 520 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 10 526 2 2 1 0 0 521 0 296 230 190 11 135 6677 Rock Elm 68 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 68 0 0 0 0 0 68 0 34 34 32 0 4 078 Sanborn 67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 65 0 0 0 0 0 65 0 37 28 40 1 1 1479 Sarona 20 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 14 7 18 0 0 1380 Shell Lake 200 16 0 0 5 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 216 0 1 0 0 0 215 0 125 91 105 5 4 8581 Siren 101 7 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 106 0 0 0 2 0 104 0 71 35 75 2 2 1782 Spooner 283 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 4 1 9 270 0 0 0 0 0 270 0 145 125 80 1 0 083 Saint Croix Falls 72 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 5 66 0 1 0 0 0 63 2 36 30 37 0 11 2784 Stanley 68 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 64 0 0 0 0 0 64 0 42 22 16 1 7 985 Superior: Faith 291 2 1 0 2 1 0 3 0 2 0 10 282 0 2 0 2 0 278 0 186 96 156 3 60 13186 Tainter 199 13 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 4 3 202 0 0 0 0 0 202 0 100 102 67 1 38 4187 Thorp 52 2 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 2 2 0 38 0 0 0 0 0 38 0 24 14 20 1 0 388 Turtle Lake: Parkview 201 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 192 0 0 0 0 0 192 0 112 80 101 0 121 13689 Washburn 48 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 0 1 0 0 0 50 0 33 18 33 1 24 2890 Webster: Grace 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 71 0 0 0 0 0 71 0 46 25 29 0 0 091 Weyerhaeuser 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 18 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 11 7 12 0 2 1092 Wheeler: Grace 40 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 38 0 0 0 0 0 38 0 29 9 19 0 12 3893 Wolf Creek 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 9 15 14 0 0 26District Totals 11,165 196 41 8 97 34 187 141 36 104 48 203 10,822 22 16 3 35 4 10,735 7 6,345 4,477 4,857 173 1,681 3,165Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 459Table 1Church Name48 Hayward49 Holcombe50 Hudson51 Iron Creek: Salem52 Jim Falls53 Knapp54 Ladysmith: Faith55 Hertel: Lakeview56 Lewis: Memorial57 Maiden Rock58 Mckinley59 Medford60 Menomonie61 Mondovi: Our Savior'S62 New Auburn63 New Centerville64 New Richmond65 Odanah66 Ono67 Osceola68 Pepin69 Phillips70 Pleasant Valley71 Plum City72 Prairie Farm: Faith73 Rib Lake74 Rice Lake: First75 Ridgeland-Dallas76 River Falls77 Rock Elm78 Sanborn79 Sarona80 Shell Lake81 Siren82 Spooner83 Saint Croix Falls84 Stanley85 Superior: Faith86 Tainter87 Thorp88 Turtle Lake: Parkview89 Washburn90 Webster: Grace91 Weyerhaeuser92 Wheeler: Grace93 Wolf CreekDistrict TotalsEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 350 0 0 0 14 14 16 0 5 2 2 4 21 0 46 100 2 6 0 0 0 0 2 14 488 23 12 0 35 70 32 0 63 2 2 0 0 0 27 1,226 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 125 4910 0 24 0 0 24 39 0 40 8 2 4 16 450 43 5,000 1 18 3 68 0 0 17 2,022 500 5 2 0 8 15 8 0 20 3 0 0 0 0 10 768 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 513 12 7 0 5 24 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 12 957 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 60 520 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 2,700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 530 7 3 1 7 18 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 1,700 541 10 4 0 6 20 6 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 554 6 2 0 8 16 8 0 0 0 2 0 13 590 13 250 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 560 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 570 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 581 12 3 0 30 45 8 0 26 3 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 12 590 63 18 18 48 147 35 0 0 5 3 4 6 0 12 600 0 1 0 0 2 52 8 160 600 44 0 0 30 74 33 0 25 7 2 0 0 0 38 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 610 4 4 0 4 12 3 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 10 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 52 620 10 0 0 43 53 5 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 13 152 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 50 6312 56 35 8 0 99 26 0 78 7 4 7 0 0 58 850 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 640 23 0 0 56 79 6 2 6 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 657 12 5 0 2 19 6 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 28 1,040 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 663 4 3 0 12 19 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 670 8 2 0 12 22 5 0 71 6 1 1 0 0 17 267 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 687 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 36 1,479 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 690 10 4 0 0 14 4 0 18 1 0 0 0 0 24 600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 700 4 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 710 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 21 5,331 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 720 0 0 0 25 25 6 0 0 6 5 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 40 730 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 16 3 0 0 0 0 65 206 0 0 1 16 0 0 0 0 740 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 758 124 44 26 119 313 63 65 20 10 9 12 7 0 84 7,265 0 0 2 10 0 0 9 10,000 764 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 4,840 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 770 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 18 3 0 2 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 780 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 790 35 13 0 15 63 20 0 83 3 0 2 14 700 35 5,060 1 2 0 1 2 20 1 1,099 802 18 7 0 10 35 9 0 2 3 1 0 15 1,685 33 3,794 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 813 15 6 3 0 24 15 0 5 4 3 3 0 0 47 2,100 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 820 9 0 0 9 18 7 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 12 600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 830 0 0 0 7 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 846 58 11 10 60 139 36 0 33 5 1 0 0 0 51 350 0 0 0 0 1 60 4 1,474 858 21 18 0 12 51 23 0 6 7 0 0 0 0 18 430 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 860 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 6 240 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 870 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 883 2 2 4 8 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 890 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 900 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 912 9 2 0 3 14 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 920 4 0 0 0 4 3 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 93176 999 432 98 1,170 2,699 1,109 123 988 184 80 109 173 6,264 1,526 86,615 13 84 20 150 17 417 155 20,782UMM MembershipUMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal460 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 13Coulee District1 Argyle 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 36 0 0 0 0 0 36 0 27 9 11 1 1 92 Arthur 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 32 0 21 11 14 1 1 223 Ash Creek 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 0 0 0 0 0 55 0 31 24 25 2 13 204 Avoca 75 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 77 0 0 0 0 0 77 0 43 34 32 2 0 345 Bagley 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 14 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 10 4 10 0 10 656 Baraboo: Emanuel 414 26 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 13 435 0 2 0 0 0 432 1 220 215 300 4 129 457 Baraboo: First 321 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 3 315 1 4 0 0 0 310 0 176 139 99 2 65 558 Beetown 41 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 45 0 0 0 0 0 45 0 28 17 17 2 5 269 Belleville: Grace 98 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 100 0 0 2 0 0 98 0 59 41 50 2 0 610 Belmont 143 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 2 137 0 0 0 0 0 137 0 79 58 47 4 0 1811 Benton 88 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 86 0 0 0 0 0 86 0 50 36 50 0 0 012 Mineral Point: Bethel 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53 0 0 0 0 0 53 0 32 21 19 0 23 013 Black Hawk: Bethlehem 223 6 0 0 2 0 0 33 0 0 2 3 193 2 0 0 0 0 191 0 100 93 74 4 81 014 Blanchardville 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 38 0 0 0 0 0 38 0 23 15 14 4 0 1215 Bloom City 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 14 9 21 2 22 4616 Bloomington 70 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 70 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 37 33 18 2 17 2017 Blue River 91 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 4 0 82 0 0 0 0 0 82 0 45 37 31 0 0 3418 Boaz 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 43 2 0 0 0 0 41 0 25 18 24 0 13 3819 Boscobel 195 12 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 207 0 0 0 0 0 207 0 139 68 262 19 18 25020 Cassville 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 21 8 12 2 9 521 Clarno: Zion 82 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 86 0 0 0 0 0 86 0 47 39 46 1 0 822 Cobb 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 74 0 0 0 0 0 74 0 35 39 31 0 0 023 Cuba City 192 7 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 197 0 0 0 0 0 197 0 115 82 70 8 35 8924 Darlington 241 5 1 11 3 1 18 5 0 1 0 4 234 0 0 0 0 0 234 0 139 95 101 4 44 3025 Davis Corners 48 9 0 2 0 2 4 1 0 0 0 1 55 1 1 0 0 0 53 0 34 21 42 0 2 1226 Dell 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 74 0 0 0 0 0 74 0 36 38 39 2 14 327 Denzer 58 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 55 0 0 0 0 0 55 0 28 27 20 0 0 2128 Dodgeville 294 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 291 0 0 1 0 0 290 0 167 124 127 8 0 4129 Eastman: Salem 86 8 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 94 0 0 0 0 0 94 0 56 38 55 5 43 8430 Westby: Faith 94 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 99 0 0 0 0 0 99 0 53 46 98 5 35 12831 Fayette 73 1 3 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 74 0 0 0 0 0 74 0 37 37 27 3 7 632 Fennimore 374 4 1 0 1 2 8 7 0 2 0 8 357 0 0 0 0 0 357 0 218 139 160 8 104 8733 Gays Mills 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 23 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 14 9 17 0 7 534 Hazel Green 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 92 0 0 0 0 0 92 0 52 40 42 5 33 10135 Ironton: First 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 24 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 18 6 10 0 5 536 Juda: Zion 164 3 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 2 2 1 156 0 0 0 0 0 156 0 84 72 91 2 36 9737 Lafarge 124 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 1 1 6 110 0 0 0 0 0 110 0 61 49 63 2 4 1538 Lamont 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 0 0 0 0 0 39 0 25 14 17 2 0 639 Lancaster 278 0 0 0 3 0 1 9 0 2 0 7 262 0 0 0 0 0 262 0 161 101 97 4 4 7440 Lavalle 23 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 21 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 14 7 15 1 1 041 Liberty Pole 145 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 148 1 0 0 0 0 147 0 74 74 55 1 33 6542 Lime Ridge 53 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 1 49 0 0 0 0 0 49 0 28 21 30 1 0 0Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 461Table 1Church NameCoulee District1 Argyle2 Arthur3 Ash Creek4 Avoca5 Bagley6 Baraboo: Emanuel7 Baraboo: First8 Beetown9 Belleville: Grace10 Belmont11 Benton12 Mineral Point: Bethel13 Black Hawk: Bethlehem14 Blanchardville15 Bloom City16 Bloomington17 Blue River18 Boaz19 Boscobel20 Cassville21 Clarno: Zion22 Cobb23 Cuba City24 Darlington25 Davis Corners26 Dell27 Denzer28 Dodgeville29 Eastman: Salem30 Westby: Faith31 Fayette32 Fennimore33 Gays Mills34 Hazel Green35 Ironton: First36 Juda: Zion37 Lafarge38 Lamont39 Lancaster40 Lavalle41 Liberty Pole42 Lime RidgeEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 35UMM Membership0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 3,160 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 8 2 0 12 22 15 0 5 3 0 1 0 0 13 230 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 0 21 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 1,000 21 1,105 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 40 40 0 0 0 12 12 0 0 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 55 70 25 175 325 95 0 110 9 7 3 0 0 20 1,800 2 4 2 4 0 0 0 0 69 12 20 2 6 40 33 3 17 6 2 5 0 0 25 908 0 0 2 15 3 36 4 2,500 70 0 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 83 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 500 93 0 20 3 14 37 25 0 54 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 100 15 4 5 12 36 21 0 40 2 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 90 110 9 6 0 4 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 1,300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 120 21 11 5 20 57 35 0 40 3 3 0 0 0 18 190 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 130 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 140 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 9 693 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 22 0 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 160 0 1 0 12 13 12 0 25 1 0 1 0 0 14 1,539 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 167 170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 12 1,702 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 180 98 70 0 60 228 140 0 212 3 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 50 0 0 3 400 190 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 22 0 1 0 0 0 8 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 0 1 1 9 0 25 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 273 210 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 17 450 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 224 12 4 1 20 37 6 0 56 2 2 1 20 789 33 900 0 0 2 22 0 0 3 80 235 42 21 0 6 69 58 0 0 0 6 2 15 0 40 3,200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 240 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 23 1,165 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 252 15 2 4 6 27 12 0 9 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 306 262 6 2 0 0 8 4 3 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 1 40 2712 26 28 2 34 90 43 0 83 4 0 3 0 0 20 1,737 0 0 1 15 0 0 10 1,643 288 24 8 0 4 36 10 0 25 3 1 0 0 0 10 50 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 294 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 135 3 3 0 0 0 21 3,571 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 0 2 0 8 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 319 33 10 7 93 143 76 0 110 9 2 2 0 0 75 4,550 0 2 6 26 4 32 3 345 320 10 0 0 0 10 10 0 30 0 0 3 0 0 12 1,400 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 110 330 0 0 0 16 16 8 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 12 3,894 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 25 340 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3514 31 48 3 6 88 62 0 26 8 2 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 220 361 45 2 2 51 100 42 0 70 0 4 1 0 0 20 1,000 0 0 0 0 0 45 4 170 370 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 386 7 0 0 12 19 39 0 6 5 2 4 15 153 40 3,250 1 2 1 5 1 58 1 73 390 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 404 15 0 2 2 19 8 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,400 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 4,480 410 0 0 0 3 3 10 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42UMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal462 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 1343 Linden 101 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 98 0 0 0 0 0 98 0 63 35 18 2 33 8544 Livingston 160 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 7 1 0 1 150 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 85 65 52 2 33 11545 Merrimac 79 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 76 0 0 0 0 0 76 0 49 27 58 2 65 2246 Mazomanie: Midland 163 1 1 0 4 0 0 3 0 2 1 3 160 0 0 0 0 0 160 0 98 62 75 6 50 5647 Mineral Point 161 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 5 154 0 0 0 0 0 154 0 86 68 63 3 41 5648 Monroe 569 8 0 0 2 0 17 0 0 1 4 6 551 0 0 0 0 0 551 0 330 221 237 10 85 5049 Montfort 125 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 126 0 0 0 0 0 126 0 61 65 40 3 0 050 Mount Hope 44 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 44 0 0 0 0 0 44 0 25 19 26 3 26 7051 Mount Horeb 258 2 0 4 1 2 19 6 0 5 1 7 229 0 0 0 0 0 229 0 130 99 98 10 83 3652 Mt Zion 47 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 0 0 0 0 0 51 0 30 21 71 2 2 053 New Hope 81 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 3 70 0 0 0 0 1 69 0 44 26 41 0 50 454 North Clayton 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 10 8 8 0 0 1155 North Freedom 72 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 75 1 0 0 0 0 74 0 41 34 22 0 0 3456 Oakley: Union 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 45 0 0 0 0 0 45 0 24 21 28 0 24 1857 Patch Grove 17 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 15 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 10 5 8 0 30 3058 Platteville 468 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 12 457 6 2 0 0 0 449 0 262 195 77 12 12 20159 Prairie Du Chien 236 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 43 15 2 6 171 0 0 0 0 0 171 0 103 68 74 6 0 9760 Prairie Du Sac: Concordia 283 9 3 1 1 3 10 5 0 0 1 4 280 0 0 1 0 0 279 0 156 124 139 4 40 6261 Reedsburg 466 6 10 0 2 0 57 31 0 8 4 10 374 0 0 1 0 2 371 0 200 174 152 2 32 4962 Retreat 42 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 40 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 20 20 17 0 11 263 Rewey 44 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 44 0 0 0 0 0 44 0 26 18 23 0 4 2464 Richland Center: Peace 223 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 222 0 0 0 0 0 222 0 145 77 130 2 57 11165 Richland Center: Trinity 157 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 4 147 1 0 0 0 0 146 0 81 66 48 3 19 066 Ridgeway: Grace 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 19 4 12 0 0 1867 Sandusky 35 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 35 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 21 14 21 2 0 068 Seneca 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 31 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 18 13 15 0 4 1569 Shullsburg: Centenary 239 2 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 240 0 0 4 0 0 236 0 135 105 88 13 82 10770 Soldiers Grove 39 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 46 0 0 0 0 0 46 0 28 18 40 0 14 2071 South Wayne 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 33 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 24 9 9 1 0 072 Staver: St Peter'S 57 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 5 49 0 0 0 0 0 49 0 26 23 23 0 0 073 Stitzer 80 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 85 0 0 0 0 0 85 0 52 33 46 1 1 2374 Viola 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 93 0 0 0 0 0 93 0 53 40 38 0 68 7775 Viroqua 215 2 1 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 223 1 0 0 0 0 222 0 131 92 70 3 16 8476 Waldwick 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 077 Wauzeka: St Paul'S 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 21 12 28 0 21 5778 Westby 102 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 102 0 0 0 0 0 102 0 61 41 59 4 25 10579 Whig 84 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 83 0 0 0 0 0 83 0 45 38 25 0 0 2080 Willow Valley 158 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 152 0 0 0 0 0 152 0 93 59 59 2 48 4081 Wisconsin Dells-Delton 67 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 65 0 0 0 0 0 65 0 36 29 41 0 6 12District Totals 9,946 177 36 26 49 17 169 127 59 80 60 182 9,574 16 9 9 0 3 9,536 1 5,518 4,056 4,462 213 1,796 3,293Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 463Table 1Church Name43 Linden44 Livingston45 Merrimac46 Mazomanie: Midland47 Mineral Point48 Monroe49 Montfort50 Mount Hope51 Mount Horeb52 Mt Zion53 New Hope54 North Clayton55 North Freedom56 Oakley: Union57 Patch Grove58 Platteville59 Prairie Du Chien60 Prairie Du Sac: Concordia61 Reedsburg62 Retreat63 Rewey64 Richland Center: Peace65 Richland Center: Trinity66 Ridgeway: Grace67 Sandusky68 Seneca69 Shullsburg: Centenary70 Soldiers Grove71 South Wayne72 Staver: St Peter'S73 Stitzer74 Viola75 Viroqua76 Waldwick77 Wauzeka: St Paul'S78 Westby79 Whig80 Willow Valley81 Wisconsin Dells-DeltonDistrict TotalsEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 350 17 2 0 9 28 9 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 432 53 25 2 106 186 19 0 65 3 3 7 0 0 24 550 4 8 6 5 0 0 71 453 444 16 8 4 43 71 18 13 64 3 3 1 0 0 20 1,620 0 0 1 7 5 70 2 127 450 25 8 1 25 59 32 0 60 2 1 3 11 200 36 2,990 0 0 1 1 0 0 6 220 465 26 5 0 8 39 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 477 12 25 10 125 172 75 0 95 11 8 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 9 70 0 0 480 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 32 1,340 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 21 490 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 13 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 507 62 15 6 50 133 33 0 82 10 0 4 0 0 30 3,351 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 510 8 1 4 30 43 0 0 80 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 1 50 521 10 0 0 18 28 0 0 7 0 4 0 0 0 10 1,100 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 2,160 530 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 547 3 8 0 0 11 0 11 23 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 550 9 0 0 4 13 6 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 200 560 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 577 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 8 1 2 0 0 62 650 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 580 15 2 0 30 47 10 0 10 0 2 4 0 0 31 1,970 1 5 0 0 1 13 1 5 590 38 29 0 36 103 44 0 0 8 0 2 0 0 50 1,107 0 18 0 1 0 0 2 35 600 53 76 5 35 169 72 0 72 7 4 3 12 225 39 3,100 0 0 1 14 3 150 6 450 613 0 0 0 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 7 4,532 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 620 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 60 630 50 20 15 53 138 65 0 20 7 3 0 0 0 38 1,138 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 15 640 12 4 3 15 34 10 0 7 1 0 1 0 0 24 1,060 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 650 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 660 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 670 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 682 53 15 5 46 119 40 6 125 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 1 13 1 225 698 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 700 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 710 0 1 0 0 1 6 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 28 723 38 50 24 10 122 8 0 39 2 1 1 0 0 18 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 730 16 8 0 8 32 10 0 25 2 0 4 0 0 25 1,540 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 200 742 16 2 0 36 54 0 5 19 5 0 0 0 0 80 1,680 0 0 8 19 1 38 8 4,650 750 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 763 4 6 0 9 19 3 0 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 773 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 61 6 3 0 0 0 12 800 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 780 5 0 0 12 17 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 23 5,760 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 790 35 19 0 0 54 45 0 85 6 0 2 14 1,250 22 310 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 800 0 0 0 7 7 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 13 880 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81152 1,066 681 140 1,353 3,240 1,469 41 2,182 188 86 158 97 3,617 1,160 76,887 8 49 36 233 28 525 179 20,363UMM MembershipUMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal464 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 13Heartland District1 Alma Center 80 0 0 6 0 0 2 3 0 2 1 3 75 0 0 0 0 0 74 1 41 34 26 0 6 52 Almond 117 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 115 0 0 0 0 0 115 0 65 50 48 0 0 363 Amherst 70 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 73 0 0 0 0 0 73 0 40 33 35 1 1 04 Black River Falls 431 17 0 0 0 0 15 1 0 0 0 13 419 1 0 0 0 1 417 0 239 180 182 6 124 2995 Buena Vista 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 63 0 0 0 0 0 63 0 34 29 29 3 0 06 Camp Douglas 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 52 0 0 0 0 0 52 0 31 21 27 1 12 87 Cataract 86 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 87 0 0 0 0 0 87 0 48 39 47 1 1 28 Chili: Immanuel 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 11 12 12 0 0 09 Colby 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 2 33 0 0 1 0 0 32 0 20 13 15 2 0 010 Coloma: Calvary 62 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 64 0 0 0 0 0 64 0 34 30 29 1 3 611 Elroy 129 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 132 0 0 0 0 0 132 0 79 53 58 3 3 3912 Fairchild 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 13 5 10 0 0 513 Granton 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 10 7 8 0 0 014 Greenwood: Grace 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 40 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 26 14 8 0 0 015 Hixton 45 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 45 0 0 0 1 0 42 2 27 18 22 0 8 3016 La Crosse: Asbury 237 3 3 0 0 2 23 3 1 0 1 4 213 3 0 0 0 0 210 0 127 86 75 5 36 6917 La Crosse: St Luke'S 155 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 154 0 1 0 0 0 153 0 95 59 42 0 0 018 La Crosse: Wesley 400 8 1 0 3 0 0 11 80 0 0 10 311 0 0 0 0 1 308 2 196 115 131 3 61 3619 Loyal 124 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 123 0 0 0 3 0 120 0 80 43 42 1 28 3520 Marshfield: Wesley 206 5 0 0 2 2 1 10 0 1 2 7 194 0 0 0 2 0 192 0 112 82 67 1 15 1421 Marshfield: Zion 285 12 0 0 8 4 0 6 0 2 0 6 295 1 0 0 0 0 294 0 176 119 158 5 74 11422 Mauston 179 15 0 0 3 0 7 7 0 0 0 2 181 0 0 0 0 0 181 0 115 66 146 8 45 2523 Melrose 166 2 1 0 2 2 0 5 0 4 0 5 159 0 0 0 0 0 159 0 88 71 49 2 0 824 Mercer 87 0 0 10 0 0 26 0 0 4 3 4 60 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 40 20 56 2 2 5225 Merrill: Christ 240 3 0 0 0 0 24 9 0 1 0 3 206 0 0 0 0 0 201 5 127 79 77 1 269 1426 Merrillan 70 0 0 3 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 69 0 0 0 0 0 68 1 42 27 26 0 0 3627 Minocqua: Ch. Of The Pines 467 7 0 0 4 2 5 3 0 0 0 12 460 0 0 0 6 0 454 0 253 207 200 7 106 12528 Montana: Salem 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 29 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 12 17 16 0 0 029 Mosinee 242 19 2 0 4 2 6 24 0 0 2 4 233 0 3 4 3 0 223 0 142 91 118 4 85 12130 Necedah 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 61 0 0 0 0 0 61 0 37 24 26 0 6 2431 Neillsville 94 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 88 0 0 0 0 0 88 0 51 37 25 0 0 1132 New Lisbon 131 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 5 3 1 121 0 0 0 0 0 121 0 73 48 63 2 13 6033 Norwalk: Immanuel 53 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 53 0 0 0 0 0 53 0 33 20 30 0 5 834 Norwalk: Salem 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 6 10 35 0 0 035 Onalaska 608 23 3 0 2 0 17 17 0 3 0 7 592 0 7 1 1 0 583 0 349 243 232 10 113 8036 Plainfield 153 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 149 0 0 0 0 0 149 0 88 61 67 3 3 106Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 465Table 1Church NameHeartland District1 Alma Center2 Almond3 Amherst4 Black River Falls5 Buena Vista6 Camp Douglas7 Cataract8 Chili: Immanuel9 Colby10 Coloma: Calvary11 Elroy12 Fairchild13 Granton14 Greenwood: Grace15 Hixton16 La Crosse: Asbury17 La Crosse: St Luke'S18 La Crosse: Wesley19 Loyal20 Marshfield: Wesley21 Marshfield: Zion22 Mauston23 Melrose24 Mercer25 Merrill: Christ26 Merrillan27 Minocqua: Ch. Of The Pines28 Montana: Salem29 Mosinee30 Necedah31 Neillsville32 New Lisbon33 Norwalk: Immanuel34 Norwalk: Salem35 Onalaska36 PlainfieldEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 35UMM Membership5 3 0 0 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 6 0 0 6 4 0 12 772 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 12 4 0 22 38 16 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 8 0 2 8 0 0 0 0 6 250 311 70 38 0 45 153 46 0 36 8 2 6 0 0 60 900 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 10 4 0 3 17 11 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 100 51 0 0 0 4 4 4 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 10 2 0 1 0 0 5 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 4 1 0 0 5 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 200 91 3 1 0 12 16 1 0 12 1 2 0 0 0 9 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 85 109 10 20 0 10 40 18 0 0 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 20 0 0 120 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 130 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 140 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 12 1,770 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 153 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 43 2,066 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 80 160 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 1,680 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 100 1715 33 22 1 30 86 46 0 20 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 135 183 5 5 0 18 28 9 19 2 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 178 190 14 6 1 38 59 19 0 22 4 1 2 10 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 500 1 20 207 81 27 11 14 133 58 35 52 8 4 5 0 0 0 0 2 19 0 2 3 85 2 80 214 43 68 11 60 182 50 0 41 6 4 8 0 0 33 400 2 20 1 14 0 0 10 2,000 226 37 0 0 15 52 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 230 6 0 0 15 21 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 23 650 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1,000 245 15 18 0 14 47 15 0 0 2 0 2 9 1,123 28 625 0 0 2 11 0 0 0 0 250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 22 1,164 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2611 31 31 6 90 158 10 0 38 3 9 3 30 200 95 5,175 0 3 2 20 1 65 0 0 270 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 286 21 14 3 13 51 36 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 0 0 0 3 1,903 293 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 15 300 11 6 5 0 22 6 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 312 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 8 0 0 3 0 0 6 525 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 47 320 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 4 3 0 2 0 0 8 580 0 0 0 0 1 20 1 10 330 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3411 55 54 4 185 298 44 0 35 10 4 4 0 0 0 0 3 2 4 24 0 0 1 130 350 0 0 0 0 0 28 0 24 0 0 6 4 0 11 215 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36UMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal466 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 1337 Plover: The Springs 74 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 1 70 0 0 0 0 0 68 2 49 21 36 4 5 1438 Port Edwards 149 8 1 0 14 2 0 4 0 3 0 3 164 1 0 0 0 0 163 0 101 63 82 4 33 2339 Rhinelander: First 253 6 0 0 0 0 13 9 0 0 0 4 233 0 0 1 0 0 232 0 154 79 132 2 49 8440 Rib Falls 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 0 0 0 0 0 37 0 22 15 33 0 8 041 Rockland 81 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 81 0 0 0 0 0 81 0 50 31 33 2 18 2142 Rothschild: Highland 41 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 39 11 0 0 0 0 28 0 18 21 28 0 2 243 South Burr Oak 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 0 0 0 0 0 61 0 30 31 32 0 0 044 Sparta 404 0 0 0 2 0 0 24 1 1 1 8 371 0 0 0 0 0 371 0 221 150 120 6 142 9645 Spencer 112 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 5 106 0 0 0 0 0 106 0 57 49 88 6 44 6746 Spirit 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 18 8 19 0 0 1047 Stevens Point: St Paul'S 596 14 9 2 11 4 6 8 2 10 0 6 604 7 1 0 0 0 593 3 356 248 220 2 4 12448 Stoddard 85 0 0 0 0 0 20 3 0 2 0 2 58 0 0 0 0 0 58 0 38 20 34 0 0 1549 Tomah: First 376 13 0 0 4 1 13 0 0 1 1 5 374 1 0 0 2 0 371 0 224 150 145 8 0 050 Tomahawk 107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 107 1 0 0 0 0 106 0 78 29 75 0 0 1951 Trempealeau 151 0 0 2 0 0 0 8 0 3 2 3 137 0 0 0 0 0 136 1 79 58 82 0 41 4552 Trout Run 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54 0 0 0 0 0 54 0 32 22 27 3 13 2953 Wausau: First 540 4 0 1 3 1 13 20 0 0 2 11 503 10 0 0 0 0 488 5 297 206 160 10 57 7454 Wausau: Hmong Amer. Comm. 67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 28 65 10 247 11055 Wausau: Wesley 401 7 0 21 0 0 0 65 0 4 0 7 353 0 0 0 0 0 353 0 200 153 203 4 84 13256 Westfield: Faith 77 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 79 0 0 1 0 0 78 0 52 27 34 8 9 957 Whitehall 30 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 30 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 15 15 15 0 2 258 Wildwood Chapel 60 0 2 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 1 57 0 0 0 0 0 57 0 29 28 34 4 30 2459 Wisconsin Rapids 263 0 5 0 0 0 9 18 4 14 5 3 215 0 0 0 0 0 215 0 132 83 84 4 34 8360 Withee 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 5 8 12 0 0 061 Wonewoc 90 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 86 0 0 0 0 0 86 0 58 28 47 5 0 9562 York Center 51 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 52 0 0 0 0 0 52 0 29 23 45 3 22 21District Totals 9,491 195 32 48 72 25 213 276 90 69 26 189 9,000 103 12 8 18 2 8,835 22 5,343 3,657 4,122 157 1,863 2,467Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 467Table 1Church Name37 Plover: The Springs38 Port Edwards39 Rhinelander: First40 Rib Falls41 Rockland42 Rothschild: Highland43 South Burr Oak44 Sparta45 Spencer46 Spirit47 Stevens Point: St Paul'S48 Stoddard49 Tomah: First50 Tomahawk51 Trempealeau52 Trout Run53 Wausau: First54 Wausau: Hmong Amer. Comm.55 Wausau: Wesley56 Westfield: Faith57 Whitehall58 Wildwood Chapel59 Wisconsin Rapids60 Withee61 Wonewoc62 York CenterDistrict TotalsEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 350 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 210 372 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 10 1 1 4 0 0 34 2,207 2 22 1 0 0 0 5 2,500 389 12 17 0 51 80 27 0 45 5 2 7 0 0 34 250 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 4,119 392 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 401 10 1 0 0 11 8 0 5 2 0 1 0 0 9 2,400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 410 3 3 4 16 26 8 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 400 420 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 436 0 10 0 10 20 48 10 0 8 3 0 0 0 36 2,090 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 65 446 0 6 0 12 18 25 9 5 6 2 3 0 0 13 775 1 0 0 0 2 8 0 3 450 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4610 68 17 29 185 299 51 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 54 2,200 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 473 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 160 480 20 12 4 22 58 36 0 25 7 0 3 0 0 94 1,500 0 2 1 15 1 30 5 150 490 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 507 0 0 0 15 15 28 0 6 4 0 2 0 0 15 2,680 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 510 5 0 0 0 5 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 7 269 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 36 528 46 26 0 74 146 60 30 27 8 2 7 0 0 67 1,100 0 17 0 1 0 0 9 1,400 530 5 15 7 40 67 53 0 0 3 2 0 53 0 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5411 26 27 6 32 91 65 0 100 7 2 2 0 0 15 0 0 0 2 27 0 0 6 2,200 553 14 3 0 7 24 8 0 8 2 1 0 0 0 9 1,286 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 450 560 0 0 0 10 10 10 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 10 157 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 571 0 2 0 7 9 5 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 11 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 580 21 0 0 8 29 20 0 101 3 2 2 0 0 40 300 0 0 0 0 1 61 0 0 590 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 602 15 3 0 12 30 22 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 10 100 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 612 7 3 2 8 20 16 4 8 2 1 0 0 0 7 754 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 169 62184 721 464 94 1,102 2,381 1,021 107 693 141 65 95 112 1,323 949 34,790 15 109 15 121 11 789 99 18,195UMM MembershipUMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal468 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 13Metro North District1 Batavia: Zion 236 5 0 0 0 0 2 7 1 2 0 2 227 0 0 0 2 0 225 0 130 97 109 2 71 432 Brookfield: Peace 269 7 0 0 3 1 10 8 0 2 0 2 258 0 3 1 0 1 253 0 151 107 125 4 45 253 Brown Deer 324 7 2 0 0 0 25 5 0 1 0 1 301 3 28 0 0 0 256 14 165 136 162 4 32 834 Campbellsport: First 31 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 17 13 14 0 5 45 Cedarburg: Community 387 24 2 6 2 2 5 22 0 0 0 8 388 1 0 1 0 0 386 0 219 169 216 2 73 666 Elm Grove: Community 798 12 9 0 5 3 0 14 0 9 9 8 787 24 0 0 0 0 763 0 440 347 295 12 115 147 Greenbush: New Hope 85 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 85 0 0 0 0 0 85 0 54 31 56 2 0 128 Hartford: First 553 11 0 0 3 5 0 7 2 2 2 7 552 0 0 3 0 0 549 0 307 245 268 5 110 1569 Jackson: Still Waters Comm. 451 48 2 0 14 0 9 0 0 0 0 1 505 4 0 2 1 0 498 0 290 215 403 21 0 25010 Kiel: Bethel 36 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 36 0 0 0 0 0 36 0 22 14 25 2 12 2011 Menom. Falls: Emmanuel Comm. 827 25 7 0 15 0 8 0 0 1 0 8 857 3 1 0 1 0 851 1 468 389 426 19 189 30112 Mequon 310 3 2 0 5 0 0 11 0 3 0 5 301 0 3 1 0 0 297 0 154 147 135 6 40 4513 Milwaukee: Albright 140 4 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 139 0 48 1 0 0 75 15 77 62 85 0 0 3914 Milwaukee: Aldersgate 53 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 46 0 1 1 0 2 42 0 32 14 33 1 1 515 Milwaukee: Central 109 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 112 0 0 0 0 0 0 112 81 31 55 2 0 016 Milwaukee: Ch. Of The Good Hope 91 4 0 0 3 0 4 2 0 1 0 1 90 0 80 0 0 0 8 2 53 37 75 17 16 817 Milwaukee: Emanuel 14 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 13 0 0 0 2 0 8 7 12 1 1 2018 Milwaukee: Kenwood 144 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 141 3 8 5 0 0 125 0 107 34 54 3 3 3519 Milwaukee: Solomon Comm.Temple 29 11 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 39 0 38 0 0 0 1 0 25 14 57 0 0 020 Milwaukee: St James 165 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 161 0 161 0 0 0 0 0 144 17 62 5 10 2521 Milwaukee: Summerfield 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 3 67 0 12 0 2 0 53 0 46 21 53 0 7 5322 Oconomowoc: Good Shepherd 295 3 0 0 5 0 0 4 0 4 4 8 283 1 0 0 0 0 282 0 167 116 158 0 34 2823 Pewaukee: Gethsemane 383 14 0 0 0 0 17 2 0 1 0 5 372 2 1 0 0 1 368 0 210 162 164 9 101 6924 Port Washington: Grand Avenue 230 14 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 5 238 0 1 0 0 0 236 1 140 98 86 4 3 025 Sheboygan Falls: Faith 141 8 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 147 0 0 0 0 0 147 0 83 64 78 2 3 5026 Sheboygan: Fountain Park 266 9 2 0 2 4 8 0 0 2 2 3 268 2 2 0 4 0 260 0 150 118 150 2 39 4627 Sheboygan: St Luke 588 14 3 0 6 5 20 11 31 6 0 14 534 0 1 0 0 0 533 0 303 231 170 5 0 128 Sheboygan: Wesley 34 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 34 0 0 0 0 0 34 0 17 17 18 0 11 629 Sussex 243 10 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 254 1 0 0 0 0 253 0 149 105 81 2 52 4130 Waldo: Trinity 170 4 0 0 3 0 9 3 0 3 2 2 158 0 0 0 0 0 158 0 88 70 89 3 27 3331 Watertown: Christ 269 5 3 0 2 1 4 1 0 2 0 4 269 0 0 0 0 0 269 0 162 107 106 3 0 3232 Wauwatosa: Bethany-Calvary 153 9 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 3 159 0 9 2 0 0 136 12 96 63 75 1 0 033 Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue 497 13 4 0 9 1 5 12 7 14 2 13 471 2 8 0 0 0 461 0 281 190 192 10 177 7734 West Bend: Fifth Avenue 681 5 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 7 0 16 641 3 1 2 0 1 634 0 419 222 182 3 80 5535 Whitefish Bay 1,195 40 1 0 4 2 0 35 0 6 7 16 1,178 0 0 0 0 0 1,178 0 656 522 521 22 226 603District Totals 10,273 320 39 8 88 30 139 176 41 77 28 154 10,143 49 419 19 10 5 9,484 157 5,911 4,232 4,790 174 1,483 2,245Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 469Table 1Enrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesChurch Name14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 35Metro North District1 Batavia: Zion3 33 16 1 33 83 40 0 70 6 2 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 1 9 0 0 4 5,000 12 Brookfield: Peace9 17 18 8 38 81 46 19 0 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 79 5 150 23 Brown Deer6 20 16 2 41 79 42 0 18 7 2 8 0 0 31 350 1 5 3 19 1 22 0 0 34 Campbellsport: First0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 Cedarburg: Community11 63 78 4 160 305 90 0 50 9 4 8 0 0 10 0 0 0 3 321 1 70 6 400 56 Elm Grove: Community11 0 25 0 50 75 150 30 100 4 0 20 0 0 80 4,000 1 3 1 0 1 120 5 500 67 Greenbush: New Hope2 8 5 0 11 24 11 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 5 200 78 Hartford: First8 84 45 6 74 209 87 0 77 7 9 24 0 0 70 1,100 0 0 4 78 5 44 2 26 89 Jackson: Still Waters Comm.45 250 79 13 150 492 80 4 77 10 12 5 0 0 0 0 3 28 10 0 0 0 5 200 910 Kiel: Bethel1 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1011 Menom. Falls: Emmanuel Comm. 22 318 87 18 325 748 135 0 135 21 12 19 0 0 5 300 1 4 3 40 0 0 0 0 1112 Mequon11 15 25 10 65 115 35 6 53 4 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 32 1 45 4 100 1213 Milwaukee: Albright0 13 7 0 0 20 16 0 29 25 0 41 0 0 8 2,571 1 5 0 1 2 20 0 0 1314 Milwaukee: Aldersgate0 5 0 0 0 5 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1415 Milwaukee: Central2 12 0 16 18 46 8 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 420 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 1,000 1516 Milwaukee: Ch. Of The Good Hope 2 17 25 2 8 52 34 0 30 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 1617 Milwaukee: Emanuel3 3 2 1 7 13 15 15 25 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 600 1718 Milwaukee: Kenwood0 20 7 1 11 39 5 26 0 3 1 3 0 0 12 2,100 0 1 0 15 3 150 3 750 1819 Milwaukee: Solomon Comm.Temple 0 8 8 5 32 53 19 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 11 59 73 526 1920 Milwaukee: St James10 14 22 0 17 53 21 0 8 3 3 8 11 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2021 Milwaukee: Summerfield1 8 1 4 49 62 6 30 21 1 3 4 0 0 46 350 2 8 0 0 1 35 3 446 2122 Oconomowoc: Good Shepherd 0 20 6 18 41 85 28 0 19 4 2 0 0 0 73 2,415 0 0 1 10 0 0 20 515 2223 Pewaukee: Gethsemane4 170 65 67 385 687 50 0 50 8 7 22 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 30 5 130 15 2,300 2324 Port Washington: Grand Avenue 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 80 2425 Sheboygan Falls: Faith2 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 2526 Sheboygan: Fountain Park8 22 12 0 50 84 47 0 20 14 7 7 0 0 12 720 0 0 3 18 0 0 1 23 2627 Sheboygan: St Luke22 68 54 0 92 214 91 0 38 9 3 5 0 0 90 2,000 2 11 1 21 0 0 4 450 2728 Sheboygan: Wesley0 1 0 0 7 8 6 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 280 2829 Sussex7 22 14 0 99 135 20 0 45 4 3 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 27 1 64 3 255 2930 Waldo: Trinity4 15 22 1 8 46 23 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 12 0 0 0 0 3031 Watertown: Christ8 27 8 3 54 92 36 8 12 7 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 2 170 3132 Wauwatosa: Bethany-Calvary4 0 5 0 0 5 20 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 530 3233 Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue 13 99 28 4 46 177 33 1 25 6 6 5 0 0 44 0 0 0 2 24 1 163 0 0 3334 West Bend: Fifth Avenue4 28 10 0 42 80 35 0 25 2 2 5 0 0 48 1,000 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3435 Whitefish Bay52 334 325 0 672 1,331 391 0 172 33 27 37 0 0 151 15,000 0 0 5 79 4 223 74 1,178 35District Totals275 1,714 1,015 184 2,585 5,498 1,696 147 1,099 216 114 268 16 0 713 32,326 13 85 47 745 38 1,224 246 15,979Number of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClassesUMM MembershipUMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal470 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 13Metro South District1 Bristol 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 90 0 0 0 0 0 88 2 53 37 50 0 7 122 Burlington 228 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 5 219 3 0 0 0 0 216 0 129 90 102 2 31 753 Caldwell 80 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 4 0 1 76 0 0 0 0 0 76 0 39 37 34 0 19 114 Concord 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 0 0 0 0 0 37 0 20 17 20 0 0 05 Cudahy 58 8 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 62 0 0 0 0 0 62 0 42 20 40 2 4 126 Eagle 108 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 111 0 0 0 0 0 111 0 65 46 49 3 30 07 East Troy: St James 174 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 4 173 1 1 1 0 0 170 0 107 66 91 3 20 658 Elkhorn: Bethel 108 1 0 0 2 1 10 1 0 2 0 0 99 0 0 0 0 0 99 0 61 38 37 0 20 359 Elkhorn: First 153 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 152 4 0 2 0 0 145 1 94 58 65 0 10 1010 English Settlement 120 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 7 0 0 0 114 0 0 0 0 0 113 1 67 47 55 0 58 11711 Franksville 331 20 0 0 0 0 5 9 0 1 2 6 328 0 0 0 0 0 328 0 203 125 153 11 77 6612 Genoa City: First 39 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 40 0 0 0 1 0 39 0 29 11 16 2 0 013 Greenfield: Christ 140 1 6 0 1 0 4 6 0 0 0 2 136 2 0 0 0 0 134 0 91 45 67 6 32 814 Greenfield: Memorial 239 11 3 0 2 2 8 1 0 2 2 5 239 2 0 5 0 0 232 0 146 93 115 2 25 4415 Greenfield: So Beautiful Korean 34 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 2 0 0 34 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 16 30 0 3 016 Hebron 33 12 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 0 0 1 0 0 44 2 30 17 24 0 0 017 Johnson Creek 73 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 73 0 0 0 0 0 73 0 43 30 20 0 0 1518 Kenosha: First 507 12 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 1 0 8 516 1 1 0 0 0 510 4 289 227 200 1 1 22519 Kenosha: Immanuel 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 4 62 0 0 0 0 1 61 0 41 21 28 0 2 620 Kenosha: Korean 30 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 11 53 3 7 1021 Kenosha: Wesley 222 14 0 0 3 3 2 6 0 2 0 3 229 2 5 2 0 0 220 0 143 86 160 9 0 28422 Lake Geneva 284 1 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 6 284 1 2 2 0 0 276 3 154 130 125 3 3 723 Lake Geneva: La Resurreccion 65 4 0 61 1 0 34 0 0 25 0 2 70 0 0 70 0 0 0 0 45 25 75 3 3 7024 Little Prairie 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 0 0 0 0 0 38 0 21 17 19 0 0 3525 Milwaukee: Bay View 290 5 0 0 1 3 21 2 27 4 0 5 240 1 1 0 0 0 238 0 148 92 111 3 0 3026 Milwaukee: Faith 67 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 71 0 4 0 0 0 66 1 41 30 51 1 20 5527 Milwaukee: Christway 58 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 59 0 0 0 0 1 0 30 30 135 4 0 028 Milwaukee: Luz A Las Naciones 83 21 0 37 0 10 8 0 0 0 0 0 143 0 0 143 0 0 0 0 74 69 153 7 0 20729 New Berlin: Bethel Hill 65 0 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 1 59 0 0 0 0 0 59 0 35 24 32 0 0 030 New Berlin: Our Lord'S 334 20 1 0 11 2 42 1 0 5 0 2 318 1 1 1 0 0 312 3 184 134 185 4 50 3631 North Prairie 125 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 1 107 2 0 0 1 0 104 0 64 43 32 0 29 7832 Oak Creek: Community 416 10 0 0 3 0 11 5 0 7 1 1 404 2 1 2 0 0 399 0 242 162 196 12 175 12033 Palmyra 158 1 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 165 0 0 0 1 0 164 0 92 73 62 2 0 5834 Pleasant Prairie 47 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 49 0 0 0 0 0 49 0 30 19 43 2 13 3835 Racine: Christ 489 21 0 0 2 0 0 15 0 0 0 6 491 3 3 1 0 0 484 0 290 201 165 5 30 19036 Racine: Evangelical 585 60 1 0 2 3 44 8 0 3 0 4 592 2 2 5 0 0 582 1 320 272 516 12 0 100Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 471Table 1Church NameMetro South District1 Bristol2 Burlington3 Caldwell4 Concord5 Cudahy6 Eagle7 East Troy: St James8 Elkhorn: Bethel9 Elkhorn: First10 English Settlement11 Franksville12 Genoa City: First13 Greenfield: Christ14 Greenfield: Memorial15 Greenfield: So Beautiful Korean16 Hebron17 Johnson Creek18 Kenosha: First19 Kenosha: Immanuel20 Kenosha: Korean21 Kenosha: Wesley22 Lake Geneva23 Lake Geneva: La Resurreccion24 Little Prairie25 Milwaukee: Bay View26 Milwaukee: Faith27 Milwaukee: Christway28 Milwaukee: Luz A Las Naciones29 New Berlin: Bethel Hill30 New Berlin: Our Lord'S31 North Prairie32 Oak Creek: Community33 Palmyra34 Pleasant Prairie35 Racine: Christ36 Racine: EvangelicalEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 35UMM Membership2 28 3 0 16 47 20 0 10 2 1 1 0 0 18 478 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 33 8 0 60 101 28 0 0 4 3 4 0 0 16 891 0 0 1 4 0 0 2 60 23 0 3 0 9 12 0 0 20 0 0 0 5 200 12 1,151 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 185 30 0 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 9 0 0 8 17 7 0 0 1 1 3 10 314 16 1,548 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1,400 50 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 300 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 25 64 41 10 0 3 54 12 0 35 3 1 0 6 0 23 1,500 0 0 0 0 4 175 8 181 73 5 3 0 32 40 3 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 6 200 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 48 80 27 20 5 6 58 22 4 43 34 9 3 28 0 18 100 0 0 12 4 5 12 13 57 93 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 107 37 28 0 20 85 42 0 58 8 1 0 25 1,371 65 2,700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 110 0 0 0 7 7 6 0 25 1 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 50 121 15 3 0 43 61 7 0 15 2 2 4 0 0 16 400 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 1310 15 18 0 22 55 39 0 20 8 0 6 0 0 64 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1,280 140 9 3 2 0 14 14 0 0 14 0 10 11 800 10 1,700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 160 3 0 0 15 18 8 0 6 2 1 0 0 0 9 304 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 60 1711 53 39 4 104 200 47 9 17 7 0 5 0 0 57 951 0 0 0 0 3 300 2 14,000 180 0 0 0 8 8 8 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 9 19 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 300 190 0 0 0 0 0 20 8 0 4 20 0 10 0 15 1,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 20 200 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 8 5 4 0 0 45 550 0 0 1 10 8 115 8 1,250 218 0 20 0 24 44 37 0 0 6 2 2 0 0 0 1,000 0 19 1 0 2 53 3 2,000 223 15 8 6 28 57 50 0 60 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 230 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 242 8 10 0 64 82 20 0 0 5 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 15 2 60 2 130 252 5 5 1 15 26 10 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 260 0 40 20 0 60 120 0 65 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2717 0 0 0 2 2 60 70 20 4 2 0 59 0 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 280 40 0 0 14 54 6 0 23 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 160 2911 57 13 0 70 140 99 21 76 10 24 9 0 0 41 0 2 10 2 24 0 0 21 2,046 302 2 8 1 22 33 3 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3115 47 16 0 49 112 87 0 37 11 2 7 7 0 45 450 2 20 2 42 1 30 2 395 320 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 22 0 0 0 7 2,344 22 2,386 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 332 0 6 0 13 19 10 0 8 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 65 340 31 16 0 39 86 45 26 65 8 8 4 0 0 60 1,625 0 0 1 14 0 0 3 950 359 111 150 31 194 486 252 122 0 15 8 3 55 0 75 0 0 0 1 46 1 103 4 500 36UMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal472 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 1337 Racine: Faith 73 6 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 3 0 6 58 0 20 0 0 0 38 0 33 25 40 0 0 5038 Racine: First 228 4 0 0 0 0 8 5 0 0 0 8 211 0 0 1 0 0 208 2 137 74 100 4 68 6339 Racine: Trinity 281 3 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 9 272 3 6 0 0 0 263 0 151 121 86 2 37 4140 Salem 153 5 0 0 0 0 4 23 0 0 0 2 129 0 0 1 0 0 128 0 82 47 91 3 52 6041 Siloam 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 8 9 12 0 0 042 South Milwaukee 332 5 2 0 2 0 3 4 1 6 0 6 321 0 0 2 0 0 319 0 172 149 93 0 44 4043 Spring Prairie 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 13 10 15 0 0 544 Sullivan 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 10 7 14 0 0 045 Troy Center 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 17 14 23 2 15 046 Union Grove 82 8 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 2 83 0 0 0 1 0 82 0 48 35 68 4 4 2547 Waterford: Community 234 6 0 0 1 0 10 14 0 2 0 1 214 0 1 1 0 0 211 1 128 86 244 11 133 13048 Waukesha: El Buen Samaritano 49 3 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 9 0 0 37 0 0 36 0 0 1 0 26 11 35 5 18 5049 Waukesha: First 670 12 2 0 10 8 32 4 0 4 1 7 654 10 5 3 2 0 634 0 350 304 287 8 155 16550 Waukesha: Salem 232 5 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 9 0 1 227 5 0 0 0 0 222 0 124 103 82 1 35 7451 Wesley Chapel 73 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 72 0 0 0 0 0 72 0 40 32 44 0 5 552 West Allis: Calvary 255 1 0 0 5 2 5 0 0 7 2 6 243 0 0 0 0 0 243 0 133 110 103 4 3 5253 West Allis: First 490 27 1 0 7 3 0 20 0 4 0 14 490 4 1 1 2 0 482 0 310 180 225 8 85 9854 Wilmot 92 1 0 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 1 2 85 0 0 1 0 0 84 0 49 36 37 1 19 1355 Yorkville 242 10 0 0 0 0 15 4 0 2 1 1 229 0 1 0 0 0 227 1 122 107 118 6 19 109District Totals 9,554 340 31 101 69 49 292 173 37 110 14 146 9,372 173 55 281 8 1 8,832 22 5,453 3,919 5,026 161 1,361 2,999Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 473Table 1Church Name37 Racine: Faith38 Racine: First39 Racine: Trinity40 Salem41 Siloam42 South Milwaukee43 Spring Prairie44 Sullivan45 Troy Center46 Union Grove47 Waterford: Community48 Waukesha: El Buen Samaritano49 Waukesha: First50 Waukesha: Salem51 Wesley Chapel52 West Allis: Calvary53 West Allis: First54 Wilmot55 YorkvilleDistrict TotalsEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 350 7 3 0 14 24 21 0 30 2 0 3 0 0 16 700 1 3 0 0 1 312 10 758 370 0 10 0 0 10 8 0 0 2 0 2 8 0 41 3,747 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 175 385 14 9 14 29 66 37 11 0 8 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 3 72 3 3,976 397 24 47 3 7 81 52 0 65 7 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 5 70 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 411 18 0 0 6 24 11 0 24 2 0 0 0 4,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 420 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 430 16 0 0 6 22 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 20 0 0 440 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 453 47 17 0 15 79 18 0 23 4 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 130 15 4,700 4615 90 58 7 133 288 90 238 306 20 23 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 35 17 446 470 15 4 6 10 35 22 8 36 3 1 1 11 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 50 4813 83 31 8 433 555 69 0 119 11 4 16 0 0 50 1,922 0 0 6 99 3 183 11 7,456 495 18 22 8 25 73 20 0 12 5 2 2 12 250 52 1,352 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 320 500 8 4 0 3 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 589 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 510 20 12 0 20 52 0 8 0 5 2 0 9 200 34 280 0 0 0 15 1 76 0 0 525 35 40 7 112 194 64 7 76 10 0 27 0 0 44 1,780 0 0 1 7 8 675 4 1,392 537 1 8 3 12 24 15 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 25 5410 57 25 0 15 97 57 22 48 6 2 1 5 280 19 1,708 0 0 1 15 3 62 8 318 55186 1,044 720 126 1,734 3,624 1,619 565 1,405 266 136 193 271 10,259 1,012 31,931 6 70 37 319 48 2,413 177 44,848UMM MembershipUMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal474 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 13Nicolet District1 Algoma 99 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 2 86 0 0 0 0 0 86 0 49 37 40 1 13 272 Angelica 78 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 50 30 40 2 0 03 Antigo 219 8 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 227 2 0 2 0 0 223 0 116 111 85 3 24 784 Argonne 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 17 9 35 1 1 305 Bonduel: Zion 81 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 80 1 0 0 0 0 79 0 44 36 42 1 0 06 Brillion: Faith 264 5 2 0 6 0 1 1 0 2 5 3 265 0 0 0 0 0 265 0 145 120 108 3 68 267 Center: Emmanuel 70 2 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 55 0 0 0 0 0 55 0 36 19 40 2 2 68 Cicero 101 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 101 0 0 0 0 0 101 0 53 48 62 0 19 59 Clintonville 266 10 3 1 1 4 4 4 0 0 2 8 267 0 1 0 0 1 265 0 150 117 104 2 57 010 Crandon: St Luke 105 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 3 105 2 1 1 0 0 101 0 64 41 80 0 0 011 Crystal Lake 75 2 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 80 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 40 40 50 0 0 012 De Pere: New Hope 129 12 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 144 0 0 2 0 0 136 6 93 51 112 5 48 16413 Denmark: Zion 83 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 5 1 75 0 0 0 0 0 75 0 41 34 35 3 31 1914 Egg Harbor: Calvary 109 0 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 107 0 0 0 0 0 107 0 62 45 48 1 7 5815 Forest Junction: Zion 132 0 0 0 17 1 0 2 0 3 2 3 140 0 0 0 0 0 140 0 81 59 68 4 4 1916 Gibraltar: Zion 65 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 0 0 1 0 0 66 0 30 37 37 0 15 2017 Gillett: Tabor 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 4 41 0 0 0 0 0 41 0 28 13 19 0 0 2618 Goodman: Union Protestant 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 42 1 0 0 0 0 41 0 25 17 23 0 0 1519 Green Bay: Bethany 585 3 0 0 4 4 54 10 0 5 0 9 518 2 0 4 2 1 509 0 327 191 233 13 113 12520 Green Bay: First 1,202 23 6 0 16 0 9 17 6 10 0 12 1,193 5 1 0 0 0 1,187 0 682 511 463 17 0 3321 Green Bay: Peace 107 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 113 0 0 0 0 0 113 0 68 45 72 3 40 3622 Green Bay: St Paul'S 376 17 0 0 5 0 5 2 0 1 2 14 374 2 0 0 6 1 362 3 201 173 214 8 104 20823 Harmony 116 1 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 1 0 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 105 0 60 45 41 1 19 2524 Hickory 25 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 25 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 14 11 17 2 2 3025 Iola 106 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 109 0 1 0 0 0 108 0 63 46 51 4 2 2726 Jacksonport 39 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 39 0 0 0 0 0 39 0 22 17 60 0 0 027 Manawa 61 5 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 71 0 0 0 0 0 71 0 41 30 36 0 0 528 Manitowoc: St Pauls 274 9 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 275 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 143 2 56 3229 Manitowoc: Lakeshore 0 0 0 0 413 0 0 73 0 1 0 1 338 0 0 0 1 0 337 0 201 137 175 0 69 12330 Manitowoc: Wesley 150 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 8 138 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 2 22 2131 Marinette: First 164 1 3 0 0 8 18 8 0 2 1 3 144 0 0 0 0 0 144 0 100 44 58 2 26 2632 Marion: First 68 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 72 0 0 0 0 0 72 0 46 26 71 0 20 1433 Mattoon 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 33 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 19 14 19 0 0 134 Mishicot: Zion 78 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 83 0 0 0 0 1 82 0 44 39 40 0 17 0Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 475Table 1Church NameNicolet District1 Algoma2 Angelica3 Antigo4 Argonne5 Bonduel: Zion6 Brillion: Faith7 Center: Emmanuel8 Cicero9 Clintonville10 Crandon: St Luke11 Crystal Lake12 De Pere: New Hope13 Denmark: Zion14 Egg Harbor: Calvary15 Forest Junction: Zion16 Gibraltar: Zion17 Gillett: Tabor18 Goodman: Union Protestant19 Green Bay: Bethany20 Green Bay: First21 Green Bay: Peace22 Green Bay: St Paul'S23 Harmony24 Hickory25 Iola26 Jacksonport27 Manawa28 Manitowoc: St Pauls29 Manitowoc: Lakeshore30 Manitowoc: Wesley31 Marinette: First32 Marion: First33 Mattoon34 Mishicot: ZionEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 35UMM Membership0 0 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 656 12 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 4 4 6 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 12 891 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 240 14 4 0 5 23 8 0 0 8 11 0 0 0 12 1,700 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 40 311 0 8 0 4 12 8 0 20 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 1,000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 512 12 25 8 30 75 29 0 20 6 2 27 0 0 29 1,614 0 1 1 0 0 0 5 80 60 0 0 0 15 15 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 150 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 18 6 0 25 49 18 0 7 5 2 4 8 430 0 1,845 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 160 86 0 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 6 3 0 0 0 29 2,291 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 100 90 0 0 0 25 25 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 18 1,567 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 100 100 5 0 0 0 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 116 39 37 18 81 175 48 0 30 6 23 8 0 0 3 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 6 200 128 16 10 0 7 33 25 0 0 4 0 1 4 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 0 132 0 2 1 54 57 0 0 0 0 1 4 4 0 8 1,424 2 2 2 4 0 0 3 70 142 15 6 4 40 65 30 0 123 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 50 151 6 3 0 25 34 15 0 9 2 0 4 3 0 5 890 2 2 2 3 0 0 3 170 160 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 170 8 0 0 7 15 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 667 186 0 20 2 35 57 67 10 100 10 4 4 0 0 54 2,019 0 3 1 11 0 24 7 250 1914 180 79 5 110 374 75 6 100 12 8 5 0 0 107 1,817 0 0 4 27 5 85 15 3,500 206 12 26 0 48 86 25 0 47 6 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 25 3 21,600 2110 82 22 5 73 182 91 10 115 8 5 9 9 0 86 1,904 0 4 0 0 5 700 10 500 223 12 6 0 7 25 7 0 27 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 600 3 250 230 0 0 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 248 16 6 8 0 30 30 0 0 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 8 1 12 1 35 251 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 262 5 2 6 8 21 12 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 15 279 29 38 11 107 185 42 14 0 6 6 1 0 0 33 250 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 289 33 27 11 109 180 38 13 72 6 7 2 0 0 38 300 0 0 0 0 1 5 2 15 290 5 5 0 0 10 3 6 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 5 0 0 302 13 0 0 58 71 8 0 42 3 3 5 18 2,844 36 2,230 0 1 0 0 0 0 26 720 314 32 8 0 5 45 48 0 18 5 0 2 0 0 0 700 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1,500 320 2 3 1 3 9 7 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 11 502 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 334 10 0 3 0 13 8 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34UMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal476 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 1335 New London 258 4 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 1 9 4 250 0 0 2 1 0 247 0 139 111 105 9 91 3636 Niagara: Riverside 102 5 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 2 2 106 1 0 0 0 0 105 0 64 42 45 0 0 2137 Oconto 131 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 131 0 0 0 0 0 131 0 81 50 53 2 220 1038 Oconto Falls 173 1 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 5 165 0 0 0 0 0 165 0 100 65 68 4 28 6339 Oneida 236 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 245 0 0 0 206 0 32 7 163 82 91 4 12 1240 Parfreyville 203 5 0 0 2 0 2 2 1 6 0 4 195 0 0 0 5 0 190 0 110 85 77 1 79 9641 Peshtigo 167 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 161 0 0 0 0 3 158 0 99 62 39 1 28 1142 Red River: Salem 80 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 83 0 0 0 0 0 83 0 38 45 40 1 14 4043 Reedsville: Zion 32 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 8 4 15 1 0 544 Rural Brillion 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 18 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 045 Seymour 279 6 0 0 0 1 0 3 28 0 1 5 249 0 0 0 11 0 238 0 143 106 108 6 127 3646 Shawano 172 11 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 6 175 0 0 0 0 0 175 0 80 95 100 2 19 4047 Sturgeon Bay 382 12 0 7 5 0 0 13 0 1 0 6 386 0 0 0 0 0 386 0 223 163 177 6 73 6248 Suamico 181 10 1 0 1 1 4 2 0 0 0 2 186 1 0 0 0 0 185 0 105 81 85 4 79 149 Suring 68 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 5 0 0 1 61 0 0 0 0 0 61 0 34 27 33 2 2 450 Two Rivers: Emmanuel 151 3 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 1 5 136 0 0 1 0 0 135 0 85 51 70 2 2 2051 Waupaca: First 249 1 0 0 1 2 2 4 0 1 0 10 236 0 1 0 0 2 233 0 132 104 150 2 80 7052 West Kewaunee 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 17 10 25 0 2 053 Wittenberg: New Horizons 83 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 4 0 1 1 72 0 0 0 0 0 72 0 46 26 40 2 2 29District Totals 8,378 194 28 13 501 29 156 192 54 485 32 143 8,081 17 5 13 232 9 7,789 16 4,679 3,402 4,104 131 1,637 1,755Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 477Table 1Church Name35 New London36 Niagara: Riverside37 Oconto38 Oconto Falls39 Oneida40 Parfreyville41 Peshtigo42 Red River: Salem43 Reedsville: Zion44 Rural Brillion45 Seymour46 Shawano47 Sturgeon Bay48 Suamico49 Suring50 Two Rivers: Emmanuel51 Waupaca: First52 West Kewaunee53 Wittenberg: New HorizonsDistrict TotalsEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 3527 52 32 8 52 144 57 0 0 6 2 2 12 2,327 17 641 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 350 22 6 0 21 49 8 0 4 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 3 667 360 12 0 0 15 27 7 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 378 0 5 1 3 9 12 0 16 5 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3811 18 6 0 5 29 16 0 16 3 1 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 57 396 0 13 0 0 13 21 0 18 5 3 1 16 159 25 450 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 404 17 8 0 10 35 7 0 27 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 650 3 270 412 13 2 0 3 18 7 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 16 5,557 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 420 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 430 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 440 0 15 1 35 51 38 0 19 7 1 8 8 430 20 1,669 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 160 450 21 11 0 24 56 12 0 15 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4610 25 18 10 50 103 67 0 10 7 2 1 38 8,805 81 1,405 2 0 2 14 0 0 11 350 4717 33 13 0 23 69 57 9 32 5 4 0 0 0 17 197,913 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 480 0 0 0 23 23 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 490 9 0 0 63 72 9 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 22 3,326 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5019 59 10 4 120 193 40 0 80 7 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 24 3 50 3 350 510 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 520 3 12 0 17 32 9 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 11 618 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 53274 848 494 107 1,383 2,832 1,098 68 997 171 119 122 142 15,651 743 234,723 11 28 21 106 19 2,170 134 31,876UMM MembershipUMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal478 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 13Winnebago District1 Appleton: Emmanuel 254 4 2 0 4 1 0 2 0 2 0 6 255 0 3 0 0 0 252 0 147 108 131 6 66 202 Appleton: First 1,231 43 6 0 18 2 23 21 2 5 2 10 1,237 1 6 2 0 0 1,226 2 701 536 440 28 377 813 Appleton: St James 225 7 3 0 4 1 7 3 0 8 0 2 220 0 0 0 7 0 213 0 140 80 102 0 0 904 Appleton: Zion 40 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43 39 0 0 0 0 4 0 31 12 68 3 0 05 Beaver Dam: Trinity 734 8 0 0 6 2 27 2 0 5 2 13 701 0 0 9 3 1 688 0 400 301 298 13 13 606 Berlin 114 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 114 1 0 1 0 0 112 0 68 46 60 1 21 207 Borth 146 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 140 0 0 0 0 0 140 0 88 52 62 0 25 308 Brandon 101 7 1 0 0 0 6 2 0 2 2 2 95 0 0 0 0 0 95 0 40 55 57 1 0 229 Columbus 243 6 0 2 0 0 11 1 0 2 0 2 235 0 0 1 0 0 234 0 140 95 75 2 85 14110 Courtland 23 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 14 10 12 0 0 011 Eden: Tabor 126 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 128 0 0 0 0 0 128 0 74 54 56 1 30 2112 Eldorado: Salem 51 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 49 0 0 0 0 0 49 0 28 21 26 0 0 613 Eureka 96 0 0 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 96 0 0 0 0 0 96 0 59 37 81 1 5 14814 Fall River 137 13 0 0 6 5 10 0 0 8 0 5 138 0 0 0 1 0 137 0 75 63 71 5 5 015 Fond Du Lac: Covenant 361 0 0 0 1 0 2 4 0 6 1 6 343 1 1 0 11 0 330 0 213 130 145 10 0 29016 Fond Du Lac: Salem 465 13 0 0 6 1 2 1 1 0 0 6 475 1 0 0 0 0 469 5 268 207 189 11 128 25317 Green Lake: Federated 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 0 1 0 0 28 0 13 16 21 0 0 018 Greenville: Faith 271 5 0 0 6 3 5 8 0 1 1 0 270 1 0 1 0 0 268 0 144 126 156 3 104 12119 Horicon: Emmanuel 114 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 114 0 0 0 0 0 114 0 66 48 50 0 33 4820 Juneau 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43 0 0 0 0 0 43 0 25 18 20 0 0 021 Kaukauna: Peace 234 3 2 0 2 0 5 4 0 3 0 2 227 0 0 4 0 0 223 0 135 92 134 6 6 20722 Kingston 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 72 0 0 0 0 0 72 0 35 37 33 1 6 023 Lomira: Trinity 370 24 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 2 3 6 374 2 0 5 0 0 367 0 207 167 162 5 5 2224 Lowell 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57 0 0 0 0 0 57 0 32 25 30 0 16 025 Markesan 173 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 4 0 6 160 0 0 2 0 0 158 0 71 89 105 5 52 4026 Mayville 148 8 0 0 5 2 0 0 7 0 0 0 156 0 0 1 0 0 155 0 79 77 75 5 67 2527 Montello: Trinity 227 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 235 0 0 0 0 1 234 0 162 73 74 1 74 6528 Neenah: Faith 294 8 0 0 2 0 0 15 19 1 0 9 260 0 2 0 0 0 258 0 141 119 160 9 9 12629 Neenah: First 428 29 0 0 2 4 25 5 0 0 0 8 425 0 2 0 0 0 423 0 246 179 219 10 10 7130 Menasha: The Family Church 37 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 45 0 0 0 0 0 45 0 26 19 52 4 4 531 Neshkoro: Zion 52 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 50 2 0 0 0 0 48 0 30 20 45 0 3 1532 North Fond Du Lac: Community 65 5 0 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 73 1 0 0 0 0 72 0 45 28 66 2 25 1333 Oakfield 102 7 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 107 0 0 0 2 0 105 0 65 42 33 3 41 1734 Oshkosh: Algoma Boulevard 567 9 0 0 4 3 12 2 0 1 3 9 556 4 0 0 0 0 549 3 333 223 207 16 96 13435 Oshkosh: First 214 6 0 3 6 2 0 5 0 1 0 9 216 0 0 0 0 0 216 0 132 84 115 4 4 7336 Oshkosh: Wesley 217 3 4 0 3 0 10 0 0 4 8 7 198 0 5 0 0 0 193 0 108 90 80 2 70 2737 Poy Sippi 67 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 67 0 0 0 0 0 67 0 40 27 34 4 12 1138 Princeton: Emmanuel 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 33 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 24 9 19 0 17 1039 Randolph 183 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 1 180 0 0 0 0 0 180 0 102 78 48 2 0 040 Ripon: Immanuel 329 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 7 324 0 0 0 0 0 324 0 194 130 144 3 71 11541 Waterloo 166 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 164 0 0 0 0 0 164 0 91 73 51 0 53 1642 Waukau 118 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 124 0 0 0 0 0 121 3 70 54 47 2 31 3043 Waupun 280 5 0 0 2 4 16 2 0 0 0 7 266 0 0 0 0 0 266 0 155 111 110 4 108 4344 Wautoma: Grace 233 2 4 0 0 0 4 15 0 2 2 8 208 0 0 0 0 0 208 0 131 77 139 5 61 8045 Wild Rose 98 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 2 91 0 0 1 0 0 90 0 57 34 51 0 7 25District Totals 9,572 249 25 7 94 37 170 118 34 64 26 155 9,417 53 19 28 24 2 9,278 13 5,445 3,972 4,353 178 1,740 2,521Removed by DeathTotal Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 479Table 1Church NameWinnebago District1 Appleton: Emmanuel2 Appleton: First3 Appleton: St James4 Appleton: Zion5 Beaver Dam: Trinity6 Berlin7 Borth8 Brandon9 Columbus10 Courtland11 Eden: Tabor12 Eldorado: Salem13 Eureka14 Fall River15 Fond Du Lac: Covenant16 Fond Du Lac: Salem17 Green Lake: Federated18 Greenville: Faith19 Horicon: Emmanuel20 Juneau21 Kaukauna: Peace22 Kingston23 Lomira: Trinity24 Lowell25 Markesan26 Mayville27 Montello: Trinity28 Neenah: Faith29 Neenah: First30 Menasha: The Family Church31 Neshkoro: Zion32 North Fond Du Lac: Community33 Oakfield34 Oshkosh: Algoma Boulevard35 Oshkosh: First36 Oshkosh: Wesley37 Poy Sippi38 Princeton: Emmanuel39 Randolph40 Ripon: Immanuel41 Waterloo42 Waukau43 Waupun44 Wautoma: Grace45 Wild RoseDistrict TotalsEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 350 30 15 0 40 85 43 0 60 7 3 1 8 0 30 3,000 0 0 0 15 1 45 1 45 129 143 94 18 127 382 123 0 100 11 4 15 61 50 67 7,480 1 18 1 17 7 440 5 227 24 31 16 0 40 87 38 0 0 5 2 5 0 0 0 0 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 30 9 7 15 18 49 20 15 0 9 0 12 0 0 23 1,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 415 135 125 10 35 305 110 0 110 12 10 6 12 250 12 0 1 4 3 30 0 0 5 211 50 18 0 0 2 20 14 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 21 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 62 23 6 1 13 43 9 0 22 2 3 2 0 0 12 273 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 70 18 7 0 9 34 14 0 7 4 1 2 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 150 810 0 0 1 12 13 13 0 43 4 0 16 0 0 60 921 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 130 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 102 0 0 0 8 8 23 0 31 3 1 0 0 0 29 6,700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 110 2 1 0 12 15 8 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 0 0 3 73 125 9 20 0 42 71 34 0 187 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 15 1 15 0 0 0 0 1313 29 14 8 12 63 25 0 40 3 2 4 0 300 12 400 0 2 0 0 1 15 0 0 140 10 12 0 20 42 8 0 0 5 0 0 18 1,375 40 3,400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1511 117 70 33 98 318 75 37 20 10 0 4 19 1,600 51 673 0 0 1 8 0 0 5 325 160 0 0 0 0 0 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 556 1710 45 38 4 44 131 67 0 40 7 5 2 0 0 13 1,191 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 220 180 11 6 0 10 27 16 0 20 2 0 0 4 150 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 190 4 0 0 9 13 13 0 0 2 1 0 4 150 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 203 38 8 18 14 78 32 5 15 6 1 2 0 0 0 1,887 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 210 4 0 0 8 12 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 228 28 14 0 20 62 14 0 27 5 1 0 0 0 15 813 0 0 1 12 0 0 2 26 230 0 0 0 4 4 20 0 25 2 0 0 1 150 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 245 20 5 0 32 57 20 0 15 2 0 4 0 0 27 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 9 300 250 15 15 8 15 53 10 20 0 4 2 4 0 0 25 300 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 260 15 0 0 7 22 7 0 80 3 1 1 0 0 30 3,982 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 273 20 9 0 101 130 41 16 50 7 7 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 35 3 64 12 250 2816 40 40 15 124 219 17 134 0 2 6 8 0 0 73 5,194 0 0 4 42 0 0 7 182 294 15 5 3 25 48 0 2 28 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 60 301 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 18 1,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 316 20 40 0 39 99 15 0 15 3 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 65 321 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 17 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3310 12 16 0 33 61 56 0 33 7 3 4 0 0 51 628 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 346 0 2 2 0 4 23 0 24 4 1 6 29 400 49 4,869 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3513 37 14 3 34 88 33 48 78 3 1 3 15 780 30 2,288 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 361 9 3 0 4 16 5 0 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 18 0 0 370 0 0 0 15 15 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 18 385 11 24 2 11 48 24 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 397 0 0 0 0 0 71 0 18 11 3 3 38 193 39 266 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 404 10 0 0 18 28 8 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 414 15 4 0 8 27 12 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 20 2,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 423 33 12 0 10 55 41 0 0 6 1 1 0 0 42 1,558 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 95 4315 20 55 23 82 180 71 8 22 6 5 15 0 0 47 40 0 2 1 20 1 35 4 55 442 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45218 996 697 164 1,155 3,012 1,240 292 1,132 179 72 141 209 5,398 874 51,363 8 52 23 217 14 618 87 2,992UMM MembershipUMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal480 2010 Statistics - Table 1Table 1Total Professing MembersLast YearReceived-Profession of FaithRestored-AffirmationCorrect Previous Years-AddTransfer In-Other UMCTransfer In-Non-UMCRemoved by Charge ConfWithdrawnCorrect Previous Years-SubtractTransfer Out-Other UMCTransfer Out-Non-UMCRemoved by DeathChurch Name 1 2a 2b 2c 3 4 5a 5b 5c 6 7 8 9 9a 9b 9c 9d 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 10 11 12 13Summary1 Capital District 13,276 378 23 59 690 50 349 226 40 646 53 246 12,916 63 79 121 4 10 12,611 28 7,396 5,520 6,008 205 2,232 3,3752 Chippewa District 11,165 196 41 8 97 34 187 141 36 104 48 203 10,822 22 16 3 35 4 10,735 7 6,345 4,477 4,857 173 1,681 3,1653 Coulee District 9,946 177 36 26 49 17 169 127 59 80 60 182 9,574 16 9 9 0 3 9,536 1 5,518 4,056 4,462 213 1,796 3,2934 Heartland District 9,491 195 32 48 72 25 213 276 90 69 26 189 9,000 103 12 8 18 2 8,835 22 5,343 3,657 4,122 157 1,863 2,4675 Metro North District 10,273 320 39 8 88 30 139 176 41 77 28 154 10,143 49 419 19 10 5 9,484 157 5,911 4,232 4,790 174 1,483 2,2456 Metro South District 9,554 340 31 101 69 49 292 173 37 110 14 146 9,372 173 55 281 8 1 8,832 22 5,453 3,919 5,026 161 1,361 2,9997 Nicolet District 8,378 194 28 13 501 29 156 192 54 485 32 143 8,081 17 5 13 232 9 7,789 16 4,679 3,402 4,104 131 1,637 1,7558 Winnebago District 9,572 249 25 7 94 37 170 118 34 64 26 155 9,417 53 19 28 24 2 9,278 13 5,445 3,972 4,353 178 1,740 2,5219 Conference Miscellaneous 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Conference Total 81,655 2,049 255 270 1,660 271 1,675 1,429 391 1,635 287 1,418 79,325 496 614 482 331 36 77,100 266 46,090 33,235 37,722 1,392 13,793 21,820Total Professing MembersEnd of YearAsianAfrican American/BlackHispanic/LatinoNative AmericanPacific IslanderWhiteMulti-RacialFemaleMaleAverage Worship AttendanceBaptized this YearBaptized Members NotProfessingConstituents

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 1 481Table 1Church NameSummary1 Capital District2 Chippewa District3 Coulee District4 Heartland District5 Metro North District6 Metro South District7 Nicolet District8 Winnebago District9 Conference MiscellaneousConference TotalEnrolled in ConfirmationClassChildren in ChristianFormation GroupsYouth in Christian FormationGroupsYoung Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsOther Adults in ChristianFormation GroupsTotal in Christian FormationGroupsAverage Sunday SchoolAttendanceNumber in CovenantDiscipleship GroupsNumber in Vacation BibleSchoolNumber of Sunday SchoolClassesNumber of Other OngoingClassesNumber of Short-TermClasses14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30a 30b 31a 31b 32 33 34 35344 1,867 1,009 251 2,154 5,281 1,789 449 1,587 225 199 177 93 1,984 1,238 56,733 10 40 49 713 33 1,949 218 50,051 1176 999 432 98 1,170 2,699 1,109 123 988 184 80 109 173 6,264 1,526 86,615 13 84 20 150 17 417 155 20,782 2152 1,066 681 140 1,353 3,240 1,469 41 2,182 188 86 158 97 3,617 1,160 76,887 8 49 36 233 28 525 179 20,363 3184 721 464 94 1,102 2,381 1,021 107 693 141 65 95 112 1,323 949 34,790 15 109 15 121 11 789 99 18,195 4275 1,714 1,015 184 2,585 5,498 1,696 147 1,099 216 114 268 16 0 713 32,326 13 85 47 745 38 1,224 246 15,979 5186 1,044 720 126 1,734 3,624 1,619 565 1,405 266 136 193 271 10,259 1,012 31,931 6 70 37 319 48 2,413 177 44,848 6274 848 494 107 1,383 2,832 1,098 68 997 171 119 122 142 15,651 743 234,723 11 28 21 106 19 2,170 134 31,876 7218 996 697 164 1,155 3,012 1,240 292 1,132 179 72 141 209 5,398 874 51,363 8 52 23 217 14 618 87 2,992 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 91,809 9,255 5,512 1,164 12,636 28,567 11,041 1,792 10,083 1,570 871 1,263 1,113 44,496 8,215 605,368 84 517 248 2,604 208 10,105 1,295 205,086UMM MembershipUMM Amount Paid forProjectsUMW MembershipUMW Amount Paid forProjectsNumber UMVIM TeamsNumber UMVIM PersonsNumber Other Mission TeamsNumber Other Mission TeamPersonsNumber Daycare/EducationMinistriesNumber Served-Daycare/Education MinistriesNumber Outreach/Justice/Mercy MinistriesNumber Served-Outreach/Justice/ MercyMinistries

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal482 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceTotal Apportioned-DistrictChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50cConference Misc 0 0 0 0 0 9,150 0 194,494 9,000 68,175 2,695 95 0 0 49 100 281Capital District1 Albany 400,000 242,038 0 0 15,144 15,144 0 1,100 0 0 0 0 0 1,398 0 0 02 Arlington 830,000 15,000 0 0 8,376 400 0 190 0 0 0 0 0 0 190 138 03 Beloit: River Of Life 4,443,600 1,367,983 0 0 75,984 67,828 0 5,946 0 732 0 0 0 6,870 120 473 1184 Briggsville 805,000 10,000 0 0 8,040 8,040 0 527 0 0 0 0 0 3,703 0 145 05 Brodhead 2,379,000 2,525,000 469,000 0 28,284 30,747 0 2,410 0 732 0 63 1,218 50 5 0 106 Brooklyn: Community 1,016,000 34,780 0 0 8,184 1,000 0 1,210 0 106 0 0 0 1,091 0 0 07 Cambridge: Willerup 14,868 14,868 0 2,165 0 0 0 0 0 0 08 Darien 350,000 5,000 0 0 4,620 4,620 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09 Delavan 197,550 342,255 170,000 0 21,168 35,564 0 2,896 0 130 0 0 0 0 0 0 010 Edgerton 1,636,000 225,000 39,412 0 20,016 20,016 0 873 0 0 0 38 0 2,821 64 51 011 Evansville 182,000 1,000 0 0 19,848 19,873 0 856 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 1412 Evansville: Peace 30,000 1,880 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 013 Fort Atkinson: First 6,979,843 2,508,788 0 0 47,316 47,316 0 3,779 0 0 0 267 0 20,215 78 88 014 Janesville: Asbury 2,035,000 90,138 0 0 22,896 22,896 0 887 0 315 0 0 2,670 2,226 61 0 8615 Janesville: Cargill 612,000 562,543 0 620,107 101,724 101,724 0 10,116 0 2,035 0 0 2,000 28,011 383 605 24616 Janesville: Mt Zion 0 0 42,285 0 12,948 10,799 0 1,521 0 0 0 28 0 2,208 18 86 2017 Jefferson: Immanuel 1,020,000 190,300 15,000 0 14,820 14,820 0 527 0 0 0 0 100 1,272 0 0 018 Lagrange 758,000 114,000 0 0 7,632 7,632 0 5,779 0 0 0 0 0 2,500 18 250 1819 Lake Mills 1,600,000 132,000 0 0 31,872 15,936 0 3,185 0 0 0 36 0 0 0 10 2520 Lodi 1,278,000 178,325 0 24,356 40,764 40,764 0 8,289 0 455 0 0 3,699 3,215 15 346 5521 Madison: Asbury 3,944,353 328,161 195,619 37,667 116,460 116,460 0 15,316 0 0 0 373 0 174,344 0 850 022 Madison: Bashford 3,589,000 725,462 177,300 0 36,324 36,324 0 5,029 0 1,005 0 72 0 3,377 0 1,324 1823 Madison: Bethany 3,617,000 650,000 0 0 57,468 57,468 0 18,398 0 1,080 0 0 0 64,586 203 1,388 37824 Madison: Divine Savior 2,599,000 151,682 0 0 16,734 16,734 0 6,049 0 0 0 50 0 783 187 470 11025 Madison: First 11,801,755 1,322,210 2,439,852 0 115,992 115,992 0 26,372 2,000 2,150 0 0 2,000 6,000 721 1,431 96326 Madison: First Hispanic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 027 Madison: Sherman Avenue 1,821,720 254,245 14,859 0 13,464 13,464 0 474 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 72 028 Madison: Trinity 1,500,000 79,104 59,423 0 16,596 16,596 0 1,167 0 0 0 0 0 3,552 0 0 029 Madison: University 30,000 0 0 0 7,596 7,596 0 1,302 0 195 0 0 0 0 0 155 030 Marshall 1,577,000 42,402 68,187 0 15,084 15,084 0 7,575 0 0 0 0 0 401 0 0 0Total Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 483Conference MiscChurch NameCapital District1 Albany2 Arlington3 Beloit: River Of Life4 Briggsville5 Brodhead6 Brooklyn: Community7 Cambridge: Willerup8 Darien9 Delavan10 Edgerton11 Evansville12 Evansville: Peace13 Fort Atkinson: First14 Janesville: Asbury15 Janesville: Cargill16 Janesville: Mt Zion17 Jefferson: Immanuel18 Lagrange19 Lake Mills20 Lodi21 Madison: Asbury22 Madison: Bashford23 Madison: Bethany24 Madison: Divine Savior25 Madison: First26 Madison: First Hispanic27 Madison: Sherman Avenue28 Madison: Trinity29 Madison: University30 Marshall50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 6550 325 275 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 284,6890 0 0 6,509 0 28,168 0 14,000 2,452 0 0 0 10,279 11,706 13,168 0 3,951 107,875 140 0 0 5,207 7,675 23,400 0 0 3,200 7,000 0 0 2,900 800 10,300 0 0 61,440 2162 234 52 16,387 20,058 55,913 19,358 14,964 3,627 0 26,580 0 143,046 36,464 110,253 0 96,920 626,105 30 70 0 5,299 5,259 13,178 0 0 1,533 0 0 0 3,144 1,150 20,741 0 0 62,789 40 0 6 10,044 18,171 34,200 0 5,926 886 0 0 0 18,619 10,317 88,626 32,648 0 254,678 50 0 0 4,712 0 25,300 0 0 3,844 0 0 0 0 3,224 13,883 0 40,282 94,652 60 0 0 17,033 70 0 0 2,262 0 12,144 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 15,740 0 1,400 36,466 80 10 0 10,108 13,368 40,602 0 3,470 1,334 0 0 0 35,079 2,084 32,628 30,984 314,662 522,919 9104 0 0 10,227 11,088 45,711 0 0 860 0 0 0 15,753 2,357 35,272 6,011 3,968 155,214 1030 24 5 10,563 15,660 43,140 0 5,607 3,013 0 0 0 24,660 1,153 60,271 0 0 184,974 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 450 0 0 450 1293 103 152 14,358 11,088 58,550 0 6,285 2,874 0 0 0 121,240 19,521 81,547 0 4,399 391,953 1361 86 116 11,421 15,660 45,864 0 4,578 0 0 0 0 20,047 3,265 49,266 0 0 179,505 14177 198 160 24,575 26,736 73,944 38,018 20,841 7,778 0 0 0 232,688 28,091 158,467 21,796 485,435 1,264,024 1526 52 15 4,439 855 25,998 0 7,364 1,213 0 0 0 10,851 3,177 27,455 22,412 0 118,537 160 0 0 8,246 13,063 35,909 0 3,618 1,119 0 0 0 22,908 3,430 14,924 922 5,478 126,336 1718 18 18 0 0 14,068 0 0 200 0 0 0 16,837 2,660 8,915 0 0 58,931 180 21 70 12,120 15,660 49,275 0 0 3,200 0 0 0 32,805 4,406 35,566 0 0 172,315 195 20 15 12,760 13,368 55,322 0 3,336 3,102 0 0 0 94,900 21,637 33,159 937 54,892 350,291 200 170 10 32,144 33,318 71,826 35,609 25,654 6,050 0 0 0 312,159 129,913 138,647 68,401 33,400 1,194,644 210 0 18 20,509 15,660 62,723 0 0 1,139 0 19,260 0 66,927 15,821 33,343 27,280 8,962 318,791 22164 315 50 13,548 15,660 65,574 0 20,783 683 0 0 0 177,470 34,820 73,150 0 194,625 740,343 2370 0 0 15,836 13,267 68,044 0 0 2,229 0 31,420 0 37,152 4,027 44,561 10,508 0 251,497 24347 491 646 4,420 13,368 70,714 0 25,714 167 0 49,624 0 385,470 49,461 175,803 145,828 10,229 1,089,911 250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2670 0 0 6,161 1,502 23,112 0 0 1,923 0 0 0 15,240 11,672 32,464 3,456 6,626 116,236 270 0 0 9,705 11,088 36,162 0 18,056 1,932 0 0 0 13,389 7,943 48,731 54,166 10,224 232,711 280 0 0 0 0 7,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 13,223 5,512 17,436 0 0 52,919 290 0 0 8,105 13,368 40,000 0 3,000 3,602 0 0 0 1,690 1,185 21,725 7,119 0 122,854 30

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal484 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50c31 Milton 916,500 0 491,052 0 24,300 24,300 0 2,239 0 0 0 187 1,401 1,897 0 0 032 Monona 1,612,200 509,579 0 10,130 48,756 48,756 0 17,465 0 2,466 0 0 0 6,611 30 1,385 3533 Monona (Pre-Merger) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 034 Moundville 750,000 3,000 30,550 0 6,612 6,612 0 246 0 0 0 0 0 1,433 0 0 035 North Windsor 352,000 60,000 0 0 3,312 3,312 0 141 0 0 0 0 0 600 0 78 036 Oregon: People'S 4,035,000 107,000 155,500 0 49,056 49,056 0 6,884 0 247 0 213 243 19,736 22 630 2737 Orfordville: New Horizon 757,000 20,504 3,600 0 9,408 9,408 0 580 0 0 0 70 0 186 0 0 038 Pardeeville 870,000 0 93,000 0 22,020 23,855 0 2,668 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 039 Pleasant Valley 723,000 109,000 0 0 3,420 3,420 0 665 0 4,450 0 47 600 4,810 0 220 040 Plymouth 250,000 20,000 0 0 2,676 2,676 0 800 0 0 0 355 0 900 0 400 041 Portage 3,566,000 166,958 0 158,157 46,356 26,867 0 370 0 10 0 27 0 12,345 0 0 042 Poynette Inch 810,000 20,000 0 0 9,060 9,060 0 474 0 400 0 62 2,170 2,401 35 0 043 Richmond 517,000 13,628 0 0 5,628 5,628 0 395 0 0 0 34 0 0 0 0 044 Sharon 450,000 5,000 0 0 6,000 6,000 0 500 0 100 0 120 0 0 0 0 045 Stoughton 1,800,000 200,000 0 0 21,240 21,240 0 20,577 0 100 0 36 400 850 260 100 046 Sun Prairie 3,453,000 351,159 0 0 77,988 77,988 0 14,050 0 756 0 0 0 7,399 168 949 45447 Verona: Sugar River 18,718 237,067 0 0 2,892 2,892 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,895 0 0 0 048 Waunakee: Crossroads 1,117,496 86,990 349,630 0 18,432 18,432 0 1,738 0 227 0 0 0 264 265 439 21049 Whitewater: First 7,202,700 750,658 39,410 0 57,096 57,096 0 4,972 0 874 0 165 1,442 2,185 134 873 100District Totals 86,232,435 14,759,839 4,853,679 850,417 1,314,474 1,272,303 0 0 208,702 2,000 18,676 0 0 2,243 21,838 390,240 2,977 12,956 2,887Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 485Table 2Church Name31 Milton32 Monona33 Monona (Pre-Merger)34 Moundville35 North Windsor36 Oregon: People'S37 Orfordville: New Horizon38 Pardeeville39 Pleasant Valley40 Plymouth41 Portage42 Poynette Inch43 Richmond44 Sharon45 Stoughton46 Sun Prairie47 Verona: Sugar River48 Waunakee: Crossroads49 Whitewater: FirstDistrict TotalsNative American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 650 0 0 10,096 15,660 40,550 0 6,692 0 0 0 0 44,334 4,502 35,380 78,150 19,667 285,055 3167 56 56 17,445 23,394 49,507 26,268 18,250 2,439 0 0 0 116,709 29,057 48,213 14,293 23,077 445,579 320 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 330 30 0 5,159 5,120 12,831 0 2,224 1,223 0 0 0 1,328 655 5,429 13,215 1,318 56,823 340 0 0 2,788 3,881 12,463 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 4,850 0 0 28,263 3522 22 22 14,371 11,088 64,230 0 3,743 4,217 0 0 0 123,081 46,782 68,325 99,898 0 512,859 360 0 7 8,321 0 26,707 0 15,850 3,032 0 0 0 0 1,526 6,734 13,528 1,000 86,949 370 0 0 11,950 15,660 30,771 0 8,500 2,242 0 0 0 15,237 11,817 1,241 6,240 4,236 134,423 380 0 0 2,814 0 6,000 0 6,000 1,013 0 0 0 2,750 3,359 8,142 0 1,528 45,818 390 315 0 0 0 6,480 0 0 0 856 0 0 0 0 12,768 0 1,858 27,408 4010 0 0 12,900 15,660 53,082 0 2,466 0 2,646 0 0 83,288 40,128 116,761 8,318 17,914 392,792 4121 0 0 6,137 3,300 26,180 0 10,500 997 0 0 0 0 2,324 9,938 0 0 73,999 420 0 0 2,158 0 14,480 0 0 520 0 0 0 8,056 3,958 10,494 0 4,248 49,971 430 0 0 2,262 0 12,144 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 22,131 0 0 43,457 4425 0 115 12,596 11,088 52,652 8,450 0 3,550 0 0 0 41,109 6,104 51,912 0 8,358 239,522 45204 567 353 25,311 31,320 58,988 40,980 20,900 7,454 0 0 0 189,381 20,497 109,247 0 5,540 612,506 460 0 0 13,899 16,532 51,337 0 19,236 5,519 0 0 0 43,425 20,917 73,764 0 3,688 255,104 47244 177 160 10,721 15,660 35,609 0 19,715 1,777 0 0 0 19,961 6,928 23,551 36,271 255 192,604 48128 211 75 17,775 11,748 62,641 6,973 23,335 2,290 0 0 0 174,820 44,041 77,155 2,420 0 491,453 492,088 3,190 2,121 456,368 485,051 1,742,993 175,656 340,607 94,233 10,502 126,884 0 2,691,955 659,041 2,082,526 704,801 1,368,140 12,880,978Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal486 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50cChippewa District1 Alma 170,000 60,713 0 0 2,748 2,748 0 3,421 0 0 0 75 795 2,922 35 347 322 Altoona 1,078,622 23,328 0 0 7,596 7,596 0 567 0 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 Anson 147,500 15,000 0 0 2,268 2,079 0 161 0 0 0 0 0 700 0 25 04 Arkansaw 833,000 212,843 0 0 3,876 3,876 0 355 0 0 0 80 0 407 0 52 05 Ashland: First 200,000 0 0 0 5,016 5,016 0 515 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 06 Atlas 717,000 13,315 0 0 3,852 3,852 0 340 0 39 0 20 50 530 10 15 277 Augusta 170,900 96,600 0 0 12,576 10,877 0 439 0 66 0 0 0 2,400 0 0 08 Centuria: Holy Trinity 795,000 56,500 126,000 0 11,472 11,472 0 254 0 0 0 0 0 1,869 0 221 259 Barron: First 2,491,260 513,802 0 0 29,160 29,230 0 4,836 0 47 0 0 480 4,252 0 479 010 Bay City 0 0 0 0 0 1,428 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 011 Birchwood 314,000 34,000 0 0 2,124 2,679 0 204 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 012 Bloomer 1,056,600 2,957 95,608 0 14,712 2,452 0 80 0 0 0 82 0 0 70 0 5113 Boyceville 669,000 0 2,229 0 7,680 7,680 0 220 0 0 0 0 0 2,267 0 378 014 Bruce: Federated 340,500 25,000 0 0 4,128 2,064 0 0 0 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 015 Cadott 650,000 0 59,376 0 3,228 0 0 320 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 016 Canton 311,000 29,091 0 0 2,700 2,700 0 50 0 0 0 12 0 300 0 0 017 Chetek 829,000 35,204 176,000 61,024 16,740 17,345 0 313 0 0 0 64 115 780 0 486 2018 Chippewa Falls: Trinity 5,110,000 384,633 485,751 0 34,092 34,092 0 1,155 0 10 0 130 0 1,290 69 210 019 Chippewa Falls: Zion 1,345,240 116,134 0 0 18,492 18,492 0 4,000 0 603 0 215 0 2,483 9 90 8020 Clear Lake 335,000 22,756 0 0 7,824 7,824 0 1,580 0 0 0 70 2,327 6,369 11 50 021 Colfax 1,155,000 54,416 0 0 6,336 6,336 0 1,202 0 0 0 75 0 268 31 40 1222 Connorsville 275,000 0 0 0 2,748 155 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 023 Cumberland: First 1,031,918 132,000 50,037 0 16,644 16,644 0 2,040 0 0 0 0 1,200 0 0 0 024 Danbury 339,000 53,000 0 0 2,604 2,604 0 250 0 0 0 0 0 507 0 75 025 Deer Park: Trinity 575,000 72,110 0 0 2,472 2,472 0 236 0 0 0 55 0 399 0 0 026 Diamond Bluff-Ellsworth 509,000 49,156 0 0 2,196 2,196 0 600 0 0 0 200 0 1,881 0 0 027 Dorchester: Salem 412,000 44,200 0 0 1,188 1,188 0 50 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 028 Downing 370,000 45,000 0 0 1,500 1,500 0 366 0 20 0 0 0 215 0 0 029 Durand 1,527,000 0 0 0 6,348 6,411 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 030 Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 2,139,300 567,147 0 0 24,240 7,974 0 830 0 909 0 15 0 5,742 0 37 2531 Eau Claire: Hope 750,000 28,566 183,554 0 22,572 12,624 0 950 0 0 0 25 0 6,561 0 825 3032 Eau Claire: Lake Street 10,054,500 800,360 0 310,358 72,744 50,889 0 8,372 0 500 0 135 0 11,002 125 360 22533 Elk Mound: Trinity 0 0 0 0 12,588 12,588 0 2,459 0 625 0 0 0 985 0 75 034 Ellsworth 654,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 035 Elmwood 566,000 19,000 0 0 8,424 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 036 Emerald 340,000 0 0 0 1,980 1,981 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 134 0 0 037 Exeland 500,000 0 0 0 2,412 1,206 0 442 0 0 0 0 0 615 0 0 038 Forest 558,000 102,350 0 0 2,412 2,412 0 657 0 0 0 15 500 1,449 10 0 039 Frederic: St Luke'S 1,733,000 226,841 0 0 14,580 15,802 0 479 0 0 0 50 25 2,867 0 0 040 Gilmanton 70,000 0 0 0 3,288 3,288 0 95 0 0 0 3 0 900 0 0 041 Glenwood City 886,000 210,000 0 0 5,064 5,064 0 847 0 0 0 0 0 1,077 0 367 042 Grand View 210,000 8,500 0 0 2,712 2,712 0 340 0 0 0 0 0 1,027 72 37 543 Grantsburg: Central 1,872,000 0 0 0 9,936 9,936 0 1,888 0 130 0 160 30 1,579 115 101 9544 Hallie 682,000 75,000 0 0 7,320 2,736 0 188 0 0 0 0 0 533 0 0 045 Hammond 574,000 14,000 0 0 4,572 4,572 0 871 0 185 0 105 0 0 0 50 046 Hartland 415,000 0 0 0 1,800 1,800 0 150 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 0 047 Hawkins 150,000 26,677 0 0 3,828 3,828 0 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 487Church NameChippewa District1 Alma2 Altoona3 Anson4 Arkansaw5 Ashland: First6 Atlas7 Augusta8 Centuria: Holy Trinity9 Barron: First10 Bay City11 Birchwood12 Bloomer13 Boyceville14 Bruce: Federated15 Cadott16 Canton17 Chetek18 Chippewa Falls: Trinity19 Chippewa Falls: Zion20 Clear Lake21 Colfax22 Connorsville23 Cumberland: First24 Danbury25 Deer Park: Trinity26 Diamond Bluff-Ellsworth27 Dorchester: Salem28 Downing29 Durand30 Eau Claire: Chapel Heights31 Eau Claire: Hope32 Eau Claire: Lake Street33 Elk Mound: Trinity34 Ellsworth35 Elmwood36 Emerald37 Exeland38 Forest39 Frederic: St Luke'S40 Gilmanton41 Glenwood City42 Grand View43 Grantsburg: Central44 Hallie45 Hammond46 Hartland47 Hawkins50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 6572 0 0 1,538 349 6,268 0 640 1,425 0 0 0 1,711 500 9,439 0 695 33,012 10 0 0 4,581 7,830 17,804 0 0 2,275 0 0 0 0 1,100 15,482 0 4,550 61,860 20 0 0 816 1,374 3,818 0 854 1,156 0 0 0 974 0 7,157 0 0 19,114 325 0 0 2,769 628 11,282 0 1,152 2,565 0 0 0 2,043 330 6,351 0 11,801 43,716 40 0 0 0 0 15,850 0 0 2,350 0 0 0 2,630 2,949 11,961 0 9,085 50,356 50 15 0 2,286 3,050 11,458 0 591 1,264 0 0 0 3,581 467 6,282 0 0 33,877 60 0 0 9,017 10,446 23,832 0 3,740 2,103 0 0 0 3,540 9,664 16,687 0 19,453 112,264 70 47 0 4,804 6,564 32,028 0 3,151 2,682 0 0 0 8,332 763 17,456 55,000 7,330 151,998 8142 95 24 10,294 15,660 41,437 0 3,165 4,722 0 0 0 43,306 3,648 31,322 0 23,950 217,089 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,428 100 0 0 1,045 0 5,250 0 1,764 368 0 0 0 2,809 550 5,860 0 0 20,529 110 0 115 6,814 11,745 26,707 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,478 4,844 2,359 5,796 0 65,593 120 0 0 4,137 9,239 18,491 0 2,182 2,295 0 0 0 1,560 1,407 10,341 2,229 0 62,426 130 0 0 2,240 0 11,250 0 3,780 788 0 0 0 6,019 450 3,800 0 2,450 32,873 140 0 0 2,126 3,168 11,880 0 1,267 1,440 0 0 0 0 0 6,179 7,260 2,400 36,040 150 5 2 1,711 2,139 7,171 0 1,396 366 0 0 0 1,075 0 6,393 0 1,776 25,096 1633 35 0 8,921 15,660 35,299 0 8,878 4,351 0 0 0 6,921 3,406 18,154 17,752 356 138,889 170 14 30 11,533 12,254 43,544 0 12,852 1,190 0 0 0 62,370 2,751 33,201 58,105 221 275,021 18143 57 30 8,530 11,088 37,800 0 3,180 3,835 0 0 0 42,508 5,806 24,197 0 6,836 169,982 1930 68 42 3,011 0 16,170 0 1,994 1,698 0 0 0 2,156 1,503 6,199 0 18,727 69,829 2035 58 55 0 1,544 9,531 0 1,835 2,284 0 0 0 1,299 1,465 13,025 0 4,403 43,498 210 0 0 1,192 2,662 5,328 0 629 1,581 0 0 0 1,143 0 3,850 0 0 16,620 220 0 0 7,655 11,257 31,206 0 3,618 1,700 0 0 0 13,540 2,446 20,211 11,448 1,975 124,940 230 5 0 2,028 3,216 10,005 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,522 0 4,964 0 0 25,176 240 0 0 1,397 0 7,500 0 925 788 0 0 0 1,000 0 6,949 0 1,422 23,143 250 0 0 1,974 0 4,760 0 820 653 538 0 0 0 513 4,769 0 180 19,084 260 0 0 1,375 2,394 5,445 0 1,601 791 0 0 0 2,323 192 6,520 0 0 21,919 270 6 7 653 549 3,508 0 2,452 543 0 0 0 1,943 303 6,725 0 9,046 27,836 280 0 0 2,622 0 17,250 0 0 0 0 0 0 6,300 2,150 17,000 0 0 52,233 2911 28 5 7,494 11,850 33,171 0 4,447 2,275 0 0 0 72,669 10,600 54,669 0 1,099 213,850 3055 95 47 10,753 11,808 44,030 0 16,045 0 0 0 0 30,938 8,662 29,014 24,237 3,539 200,238 31210 105 0 25,917 31,320 70,020 39,258 21,204 9,924 0 0 0 148,153 13,752 86,994 43,941 0 562,406 320 0 0 5,800 8,556 24,676 0 3,060 4,081 0 0 0 10,275 4,520 19,594 0 10,271 107,565 330 0 0 0 0 6,667 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,725 0 0 10,392 340 0 0 3,890 7,352 19,780 0 3,175 0 0 0 0 0 5,400 11,250 0 0 50,847 350 0 0 762 640 4,092 0 2,860 633 0 0 0 1,545 789 6,641 0 2,507 22,584 360 0 0 1,045 0 5,250 0 1,764 368 0 0 0 2,809 919 3,751 0 27,599 45,768 3725 20 0 1,179 0 6,330 0 780 665 0 0 0 844 765 4,732 0 0 20,383 38126 0 0 7,968 15,368 35,609 0 6,502 5,010 0 0 0 10,319 3,301 30,230 0 0 133,656 390 0 0 1,567 2,584 6,197 0 936 473 0 0 0 1,323 1,877 3,437 0 5,193 27,873 400 86 0 2,462 6,641 10,933 0 4,904 1,084 0 0 0 3,196 1,245 12,076 0 38,671 88,653 4140 23 80 0 0 16,500 0 1,330 1,328 0 0 0 3,126 0 6,183 0 0 32,803 4244 118 0 5,380 7,762 26,734 0 1,607 3,009 0 0 0 8,920 3,403 13,739 0 0 84,750 430 0 0 4,556 7,830 17,804 0 4,022 1,667 0 0 0 0 2,600 7,312 0 3,801 53,049 44170 0 0 2,925 3,915 13,409 0 1,602 854 0 0 0 2,347 211 1,940 0 3,075 36,231 450 0 0 1,751 0 8,760 0 0 1,533 0 0 0 0 3,080 3,574 0 0 20,798 460 45 0 2,934 4,695 9,591 0 1,340 1,975 0 0 0 0 763 4,671 0 300 30,237 47

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal488 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50c48 Hayward 765,000 9,258 29,600 60,000 11,964 11,964 0 4,395 0 0 0 0 0 9,633 0 0 049 Holcombe 1,000,000 95,796 0 0 11,808 11,808 0 3,177 0 0 0 50 0 1,625 0 50 050 Hudson 2,988,000 355,000 0 0 48,456 48,456 0 2,000 0 281 0 0 48,456 0 0 5 051 Iron Creek: Salem 650,800 2,950 0 0 6,960 7,116 0 4,418 0 1,144 0 0 0 1,360 0 53 052 Jim Falls 235,000 90,000 0 0 4,740 4,740 0 689 0 0 0 2 0 747 0 20 053 Knapp 758,000 500,000 0 0 5,268 5,268 0 186 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 136 10254 Ladysmith: Faith 600,000 40,000 0 0 11,148 2,236 0 385 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 055 Hertel: Lakeview 102,000 0 0 0 3,540 3,540 0 600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 056 Lewis: Memorial 41,000 43,471 0 0 2,592 2,592 0 741 0 0 0 34 0 0 0 0 057 Maiden Rock 365,000 0 0 0 1,020 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 058 Mckinley 128,200 27,155 0 0 1,536 1,536 0 1,080 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 059 Medford 590,000 40,080 138,685 0 12,972 6,000 0 685 0 0 0 259 91 563 0 0 060 Menomonie 1,678,600 474,604 0 11,509 32,520 32,520 0 6,461 0 3,000 0 0 0 0 0 379 1061 Mondovi: Our Savior'S 1,150,000 190,000 0 0 20,472 18,766 0 1,096 0 0 0 0 0 660 0 0 062 New Auburn 216,000 9,000 0 0 3,708 3,708 0 1,312 0 0 0 76 0 0 25 25 2563 New Centerville 358,000 28,185 0 0 6,168 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 064 New Richmond 2,599,000 156,892 0 0 32,628 32,628 0 8,974 0 151 0 78 0 6,123 0 238 065 Odanah 550,000 35,835 0 0 1,548 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 066 Ono 662,000 55,000 0 0 7,548 2,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 067 Osceola 1,360,010 66,420 3,952 0 16,644 4,161 0 1,515 0 20 0 0 0 2,248 42 34 20568 Pepin 1,225,000 23,503 0 0 5,664 5,664 0 1,426 0 30 0 0 0 135 20 80 069 Phillips 759,000 23,593 0 0 7,944 7,944 0 883 0 0 0 0 0 1,267 0 0 070 Pleasant Valley 400,000 0 0 0 5,508 5,508 0 328 0 0 0 0 101 0 0 0 071 Plum City 407,000 0 0 0 2,520 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 072 Prairie Farm: Faith 310,000 0 0 0 5,592 1,398 0 189 0 0 0 0 100 250 0 35 073 Rib Lake 703,000 33,800 0 0 6,996 6,996 0 410 0 0 0 0 100 736 0 0 074 Rice Lake: First 756,500 92,051 0 0 19,872 19,872 0 2,984 0 280 0 115 6,281 67 45 1,040 075 Ridgeland-Dallas 276,000 0 0 0 2,604 2,604 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 83 0 21 076 River Falls 1,575,000 0 490,000 0 45,972 27,689 0 490 0 0 0 90 0 0 0 0 077 Rock Elm 280,000 41,000 0 0 5,388 5,388 0 1,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 078 Sanborn 516,862 16,163 0 0 4,260 4,260 0 335 0 0 0 50 0 9,704 0 0 079 Sarona 31,200 0 0 0 984 500 0 55 0 0 0 2 0 0 9 0 080 Shell Lake 430,000 0 0 0 17,148 17,148 0 1,061 0 0 0 26 3,432 1,050 3 216 2981 Siren 952,000 79,711 0 0 7,356 7,356 0 735 0 344 0 21 0 0 0 0 082 Spooner 827,000 3,000 0 0 22,416 22,416 0 1,628 0 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 083 Saint Croix Falls 581,000 118,305 0 0 8,820 8,820 0 464 0 0 0 1 464 3,797 10 16 084 Stanley 500,000 1,600 0 0 4,428 0 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 085 Superior: Faith 357,000 86,501 25,146 6,569 27,312 17,400 0 405 0 0 0 138 1,000 68 10 220 1386 Tainter 1,338,000 0 0 0 14,412 14,412 0 2,414 0 300 0 0 0 1,205 85 0 087 Thorp 310,000 3,534,874 0 0 3,744 1,200 0 299 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 088 Turtle Lake: Parkview 304,000 88,000 0 0 15,144 9,318 0 335 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 089 Washburn 248,000 0 0 0 5,292 5,292 0 1,763 0 0 0 0 0 3,756 35 50 5290 Webster: Grace 1,025,000 0 0 0 8,712 1,626 0 894 0 0 0 37 1,132 1,818 0 230 1591 Weyerhaeuser 423,000 0 0 0 1,188 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 092 Wheeler: Grace 395,000 0 0 0 3,096 1,590 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 340 0 0 093 Wolf Creek 390,000 15,179 0 0 2,472 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 310 0 0 0District Totals 78,027,512 10,547,125 1,865,938 449,460 930,876 746,260 0 0 98,557 0 8,822 0 0 2,651 66,679 112,505 1,041 7,248 1,078Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 489Church Name48 Hayward49 Holcombe50 Hudson51 Iron Creek: Salem52 Jim Falls53 Knapp54 Ladysmith: Faith55 Hertel: Lakeview56 Lewis: Memorial57 Maiden Rock58 Mckinley59 Medford60 Menomonie61 Mondovi: Our Savior'S62 New Auburn63 New Centerville64 New Richmond65 Odanah66 Ono67 Osceola68 Pepin69 Phillips70 Pleasant Valley71 Plum City72 Prairie Farm: Faith73 Rib Lake74 Rice Lake: First75 Ridgeland-Dallas76 River Falls77 Rock Elm78 Sanborn79 Sarona80 Shell Lake81 Siren82 Spooner83 Saint Croix Falls84 Stanley85 Superior: Faith86 Tainter87 Thorp88 Turtle Lake: Parkview89 Washburn90 Webster: Grace91 Weyerhaeuser92 Wheeler: Grace93 Wolf CreekDistrict Totals50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 650 0 0 10,819 15,660 35,483 0 0 5,053 0 0 0 2,414 3,554 15,784 4,995 0 119,754 480 0 0 5,399 8,031 22,839 0 2,094 5,792 0 0 0 12,112 1,041 37,851 0 4,189 116,058 490 0 0 13,893 11,089 55,040 0 18,000 1,646 0 0 0 147,600 16,797 52,519 0 7,813 423,595 505 0 60 2,891 4,113 16,432 0 0 1,215 0 120 0 200 950 16,500 0 2,850 59,427 510 2 0 1,822 2,894 7,650 0 639 1,759 0 0 0 3,100 568 10,593 0 4,806 40,031 5270 215 95 0 0 7,540 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,160 494 7,401 0 0 23,867 530 0 0 5,781 11,808 31,341 0 400 101 0 0 0 6,262 2,800 8,600 0 0 69,714 540 0 0 1,852 1,890 4,325 0 1,200 0 0 0 0 4,700 215 6,391 0 11,809 36,522 5525 0 0 0 0 8,515 0 1,777 990 0 0 0 3,106 0 6,926 0 0 24,706 560 0 0 400 804 2,145 0 628 318 0 0 0 0 0 9,573 0 0 14,268 570 0 0 1,132 1,766 5,520 0 583 852 0 0 0 0 465 2,130 0 0 15,064 580 0 0 7,616 13,266 30,164 0 2,763 4,382 0 0 0 12,362 1,349 12,891 7,583 0 99,974 590 0 0 11,677 11,088 46,600 0 18,637 915 0 0 0 59,382 13,769 42,217 0 18,328 264,983 600 0 0 7,931 13,076 31,358 0 3,904 2,393 0 0 0 12,790 5,021 23,752 0 0 120,747 6135 25 0 2,248 3,915 8,902 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,667 905 9,097 0 0 31,965 620 0 0 3,392 4,541 16,124 0 2,846 1,827 0 0 0 2,969 0 1,376 0 0 33,075 6350 13 0 11,279 13,368 48,130 0 6,000 5,936 0 0 0 77,844 5,988 39,969 22,502 0 279,271 640 0 0 0 0 9,100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,760 13,750 0 0 25,610 650 0 0 3,143 7,472 16,876 0 4,944 2,505 0 0 0 0 0 8,848 0 0 45,788 66187 0 0 7,979 10,775 42,840 0 4,627 2,108 0 0 0 10,482 2,978 21,872 2,425 1,445 115,943 6775 0 0 3,384 767 14,599 0 1,408 3,135 0 0 0 1,631 1,017 11,263 0 13,092 57,726 680 0 0 5,418 7,540 24,214 0 2,636 2,145 0 0 0 0 1,643 4,652 0 0 58,342 690 0 0 3,005 3,692 11,904 0 1,020 2,991 1,762 0 0 360 2,873 7,484 0 2,648 43,676 700 0 0 1,225 2,811 6,579 0 1,927 977 0 0 0 0 2,206 3,132 0 0 18,857 710 11 0 0 0 12,635 0 2,405 1,030 0 0 0 3,650 465 665 0 539 23,372 720 0 0 0 0 14,000 0 7,000 7,000 0 0 0 350 1,377 7,090 0 4,950 50,009 7320 0 79 8,985 11,229 37,646 0 2,469 2,757 0 0 0 25,654 1,900 23,955 0 9,400 154,778 740 37 0 0 0 10,016 0 1,042 500 0 0 0 1,211 0 27 0 0 15,555 750 0 0 12,827 13,368 51,381 0 18,000 1,495 0 0 0 116,170 13,748 58,783 56,920 0 370,961 760 0 0 3,183 6,015 16,065 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 279 11,053 0 0 43,483 770 0 0 0 0 16,150 0 0 0 2,145 0 0 0 276 9,695 0 39,074 81,689 789 7 0 910 1,566 3,604 0 0 0 0 0 0 400 0 3,020 0 1,000 11,082 7967 36 0 9,395 15,660 36,040 0 10,200 2,961 0 0 0 15,434 10,394 18,307 0 5,758 147,217 8046 0 0 0 0 15,815 0 3,262 1,883 0 0 0 8,565 2,266 12,864 0 0 53,157 810 0 0 7,950 13,927 31,337 0 3,568 5,111 0 0 0 19,428 2,796 35,846 0 2,013 146,083 8230 16 25 6,428 12,528 25,073 0 3,302 2,102 0 0 0 8,802 1,098 7,277 0 0 80,253 830 0 0 3,061 4,213 13,680 0 1,337 1,258 0 0 0 299 235 5,541 0 1,623 31,275 84133 39 10 10,709 11,088 47,858 0 0 4,695 0 0 0 35,141 7,370 35,372 14,467 0 186,136 850 0 0 0 3,604 22,239 0 4,281 5,327 0 0 0 6,699 172 4,747 0 10,273 75,758 860 0 0 462 3,215 10,444 0 105 1,005 0 0 0 252 140 5,568 0 3,134 25,824 870 0 0 8,810 14,140 33,625 0 2,300 2,256 0 0 0 4,895 2,547 18,556 0 0 96,782 8830 70 25 0 0 16,500 0 1,330 1,328 0 0 0 2,551 5,379 12,152 0 6,321 56,634 890 11 0 5,772 7,872 24,495 0 1,806 2,090 0 0 0 4,464 556 13,713 0 0 66,531 900 0 0 647 0 3,250 0 1,092 228 0 0 0 1,739 200 4,100 0 6,300 17,556 910 0 0 1,683 3,758 7,523 0 888 1,700 0 0 0 825 620 5,423 0 0 24,350 920 0 15 1,607 3,132 6,268 0 825 509 0 0 0 1,927 66 2,751 0 4,096 21,506 931,943 1,407 746 386,167 528,818 1,791,289 39,258 279,289 172,367 4,445 120 0 1,141,144 228,371 1,297,441 334,660 384,172 7,636,478

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal490 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50cCoulee District1 Argyle 480,000 0 0 0 3,180 310 0 95 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 5 02 Arthur 75,000 133,514 0 0 1,128 1,128 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 Ash Creek 450,000 130,000 0 0 3,876 3,876 0 270 0 0 0 10 0 370 0 45 04 Avoca 626,000 30,000 0 0 4,932 4,932 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 05 Bagley 187,000 0 0 0 1,332 1,332 0 650 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 06 Baraboo: Emanuel 2,261,000 0 0 0 36,432 36,432 0 1,934 0 0 0 0 525 1,750 0 230 07 Baraboo: First 3,367,478 65,000 0 0 30,768 30,768 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 3,341 25 187 778 Beetown 194,000 0 0 0 1,836 1,836 0 150 0 25 0 20 0 50 0 0 09 Belleville: Grace 350,000 14,992 0 0 7,740 7,740 0 526 80 175 0 0 0 3,715 0 0 010 Belmont 1,012,300 2,582 0 0 8,076 2,000 0 293 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 011 Benton 715,000 46,900 0 0 9,084 9,084 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 5,000 25 0 012 Mineral Point: Bethel 2,220,000 25,503 0 0 2,724 2,724 0 171 0 0 0 0 230 154 0 25 013 Black Hawk: Bethlehem 1,165,000 155,000 0 0 16,404 16,404 0 5,715 0 0 0 40 11,000 23,538 0 0 014 Blanchardville 575,000 0 0 0 4,308 2,000 0 100 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 11 015 Bloom City 164,000 25,500 0 0 1,728 2,832 0 337 0 0 0 72 0 0 25 63 6816 Bloomington 891,000 58,000 0 0 4,164 4,164 0 375 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 017 Blue River 458,000 47,099 0 0 7,224 7,224 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 1,399 0 0 018 Boaz 110,100 17,240 0 0 2,136 2,136 0 312 0 0 0 52 0 275 57 63 4219 Boscobel 873,000 75,000 0 0 21,084 21,084 0 965 0 171 0 0 414 25,632 0 236 020 Cassville 582,000 11,731 0 0 1,680 1,680 0 125 0 0 0 62 0 0 0 0 021 Clarno: Zion 682,000 5,000 0 0 6,384 6,384 0 963 0 0 0 0 0 2,519 0 27 022 Cobb 397,300 40,000 0 0 6,012 6,012 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 023 Cuba City 285,000 364,666 0 0 15,372 15,372 0 995 0 323 0 28 0 372 55 90 3424 Darlington 2,864,000 178,467 0 0 20,604 8,520 0 924 0 0 0 39 0 0 0 75 025 Davis Corners 4,790,000 71,000 0 0 4,872 4,872 0 0 0 72 0 0 0 1,320 0 0 026 Dell 375,000 335,796 0 0 5,208 5,208 0 241 0 0 0 5 300 0 10 47 4427 Denzer 745,000 152,820 0 0 3,876 3,876 0 400 0 75 0 41 92 0 0 0 028 Dodgeville 3,298,500 28,300 0 0 24,036 24,036 0 1,179 0 249 0 0 0 0 0 227 029 Eastman: Salem 668,000 37,921 0 0 6,804 3,400 0 413 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 030 Westby: Faith 395,000 30,000 116,717 0 10,500 1,300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,560 0 0 031 Fayette 286,000 13,705 0 0 4,464 4,464 0 373 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 032 Fennimore 1,926,000 468,861 8,875 0 28,572 28,572 0 1,765 0 395 0 182 0 1,717 0 507 033 Gays Mills 30,500 34,000 0 0 1,620 1,620 0 255 0 30 0 0 0 385 0 0 034 Hazel Green 464,500 83,809 0 0 7,296 7,296 0 385 0 0 0 0 80 150 0 0 035 Ironton: First 536,000 22,331 0 0 1,296 1,296 0 182 0 0 0 0 0 454 0 0 036 Juda: Zion 1,635,003 0 0 0 15,972 5,000 0 705 0 0 0 24 0 2,069 8 0 037 Lafarge 120,400 67,956 0 0 10,188 10,188 0 0 0 0 0 123 0 1,100 0 186 5838 Lamont 84,500 42,000 0 0 3,060 3,060 0 130 0 0 0 15 55 180 0 35 1039 Lancaster 2,630,920 79,282 169,353 0 22,224 22,224 0 1,282 0 0 0 95 0 6,159 65 34 640 Lavalle 354,000 31,180 0 0 1,284 1,284 0 0 0 293 0 40 0 0 0 0 041 Liberty Pole 330,000 200,000 0 0 8,400 8,400 0 1,204 0 0 0 22 0 100 25 25 1542 Lime Ridge 93,800 0 0 0 3,516 3,516 0 1,781 0 1,300 0 23 0 2,000 5 0 10Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 491Church NameCoulee District1 Argyle2 Arthur3 Ash Creek4 Avoca5 Bagley6 Baraboo: Emanuel7 Baraboo: First8 Beetown9 Belleville: Grace10 Belmont11 Benton12 Mineral Point: Bethel13 Black Hawk: Bethlehem14 Blanchardville15 Bloom City16 Bloomington17 Blue River18 Boaz19 Boscobel20 Cassville21 Clarno: Zion22 Cobb23 Cuba City24 Darlington25 Davis Corners26 Dell27 Denzer28 Dodgeville29 Eastman: Salem30 Westby: Faith31 Fayette32 Fennimore33 Gays Mills34 Hazel Green35 Ironton: First36 Juda: Zion37 Lafarge38 Lamont39 Lancaster40 Lavalle41 Liberty Pole42 Lime Ridge50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 6510 30 5 2,310 3,215 10,330 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,080 0 8,305 0 0 25,716 10 0 0 807 1,566 3,850 0 0 250 0 0 0 1,165 186 2,577 0 2,789 14,318 20 0 0 2,391 3,326 10,683 0 773 1,839 0 0 0 1,862 1,291 9,522 0 6,000 42,258 30 0 0 3,214 4,435 13,387 0 2,141 0 0 0 0 357 1,690 8,501 0 0 38,907 40 0 0 828 1,470 3,448 0 197 725 44 0 0 0 0 3,646 0 1,929 14,269 50 0 0 15,302 14,773 54,000 0 4,075 4,734 1,286 0 0 70,935 4,903 81,912 0 9,982 302,773 60 51 0 13,274 14,355 48,923 0 3,182 1,809 0 0 0 73,515 7,330 30,331 0 236,658 463,926 70 0 0 1,053 1,872 4,388 0 251 923 56 0 0 0 0 1,668 0 0 12,292 859 0 0 6,836 0 31,340 0 6,476 0 0 0 0 1,785 3,016 3,670 0 0 65,418 90 0 0 4,996 0 19,500 0 3,104 1,713 0 0 0 4,310 257 9,905 0 2,438 48,516 100 0 0 4,919 4,920 25,870 0 4,500 950 0 0 0 5,266 500 14,781 0 0 75,825 110 0 0 1,352 1,691 6,041 0 707 422 0 0 0 1,510 356 4,070 0 0 19,453 120 0 0 7,530 11,088 33,835 0 0 5,902 0 0 0 5,559 4,491 17,747 0 26,966 169,815 135 7 0 2,310 3,215 10,330 0 0 1,200 0 0 0 1,360 0 12,595 0 0 33,140 1465 118 71 1,356 0 1,200 0 1,980 0 1,800 0 0 300 443 7,579 0 11,000 29,309 150 0 0 1,956 3,476 8,149 0 466 1,714 104 0 0 0 50 5,497 0 2,654 28,605 160 0 0 4,403 8,020 20,081 0 2,507 0 0 0 0 0 1,326 5,337 0 0 50,332 1779 73 49 0 0 2,720 0 2,720 0 1,800 0 0 1,000 1,673 6,177 0 4,170 23,398 180 0 0 9,789 13,311 39,589 0 3,375 4,846 0 0 0 27,863 6,250 28,303 0 56,759 238,587 190 0 0 978 1,738 4,074 0 233 857 52 0 0 0 87 3,972 0 0 13,858 200 73 0 5,514 8,713 20,376 0 3,589 2,625 0 0 0 0 3,471 11,198 0 22,615 88,067 210 0 0 2,608 5,258 13,184 0 2,161 0 0 0 0 3,021 1,749 7,183 0 0 41,176 2243 39 69 8,021 11,088 35,850 0 2,971 1,298 0 0 0 5,999 2,492 19,154 0 24,316 128,609 230 0 0 8,988 11,808 40,166 0 3,975 5,616 0 0 0 8,584 305 20,272 0 0 109,272 240 0 0 3,922 6,563 10,871 0 5,350 1,826 0 0 0 0 1,770 8,090 0 0 44,656 2538 37 17 2,822 4,829 11,666 0 775 996 0 0 0 1,459 1,210 15,080 0 8,364 53,148 260 0 0 2,344 0 11,999 0 1,200 1,368 0 0 0 0 57 3,366 0 4,403 29,221 270 0 0 10,552 13,368 40,392 0 3,706 5,521 0 0 0 33,206 10,516 38,034 0 0 180,986 280 0 0 5,522 5,821 21,962 0 120 3,160 0 0 0 590 1,008 6,849 0 7,182 56,127 290 0 0 4,428 0 15,533 0 7,350 4,884 0 0 0 2,400 6,687 5,080 18,700 2,133 73,055 300 0 0 2,247 2,217 10,042 0 450 1,238 0 0 0 520 42 5,786 0 7,503 34,902 310 0 0 10,309 16,560 41,500 0 3,202 6,973 0 0 0 45,900 5,995 30,189 0 65,305 259,071 320 0 0 437 0 4,029 0 1,582 179 0 0 0 924 300 2,939 0 100 12,780 330 0 0 7,967 11,088 35,609 0 3,344 2,771 0 0 0 550 448 7,864 0 24,094 101,646 340 0 0 545 0 1,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,706 633 7,809 0 0 15,125 350 0 0 7,102 12,058 40,105 0 2,541 3,003 0 0 0 14,706 3,795 21,546 0 0 112,662 360 0 0 4,576 8,288 19,034 0 5,491 1,273 0 0 0 10,942 1,200 9,358 0 3,400 75,217 370 0 15 1,910 2,660 8,550 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,130 0 9,415 0 0 27,165 3852 88 2 8,920 13,248 37,884 0 2,634 1,114 0 0 0 22,122 3,146 39,530 69,285 1,925 229,815 390 0 0 0 0 1,700 0 0 0 0 0 0 850 200 5,552 0 0 9,919 4015 0 0 5,607 5,080 15,732 0 325 0 0 0 0 5,852 3,324 4,742 0 3,080 53,548 4114 17 0 982 0 12,273 0 0 1,789 0 0 0 2,968 1,000 16,000 0 9,838 53,516 42

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal492 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50c43 Linden 360,000 35,000 0 0 6,372 6,372 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 536 0 0 044 Livingston 480,000 111,500 0 0 11,244 7,750 0 230 0 0 0 71 0 990 42 20 4145 Merrimac 150,000 150,000 0 3,500 7,728 7,728 0 550 0 0 0 118 1,365 365 0 0 046 Mazomanie: Midland 1,100,000 179,500 0 0 16,548 9,653 0 1,146 0 0 0 0 0 839 0 0 047 Mineral Point 4,785,000 1,500,000 14,500 0 11,868 4,945 0 664 0 45 0 25 0 362 7 22 648 Monroe 1,475,000 150,000 0 0 47,388 13,250 0 10,089 0 11,469 0 0 40,295 10,714 0 5 049 Montfort 397,300 40,000 0 0 9,384 7,820 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 050 Mount Hope 520,000 0 0 0 3,480 3,480 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 051 Mount Horeb 1,002,000 27,724 85,000 0 23,100 23,100 0 873 0 0 0 0 0 2,322 0 0 052 Mt Zion 571,000 14,331 14,239 0 2,328 2,328 0 524 0 57 0 0 0 4,873 0 84 053 New Hope 987,000 10,514 27,731 0 8,136 3,040 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 054 North Clayton 194,000 44,163 0 0 1,524 1,524 0 90 0 338 0 20 365 130 0 0 055 North Freedom 922,000 68,896 0 0 5,316 5,316 0 501 0 80 0 78 936 400 0 260 056 Oakley: Union 175,500 8,032 0 0 3,336 900 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 057 Patch Grove 345,000 0 0 0 1,296 1,296 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 058 Platteville 1,422,000 313,207 0 48,826 41,928 25,787 0 3,527 0 44 0 0 0 224 0 1,322 059 Prairie Du Chien 2,635,000 14,542 0 0 19,176 9,082 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,117 777 0 0 060 Prairie Du Sac: Concordia 3,795,000 89,400 35,500 0 25,368 25,368 0 8,951 0 736 0 177 0 5,312 147 505 10761 Reedsburg 2,750,000 84,455 0 0 42,036 18,166 0 5,918 0 464 0 127 867 3,674 0 485 062 Retreat 435,000 8,179 0 13,869 3,432 3,432 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,116 0 0 0 063 Rewey 443,300 169,500 0 0 2,748 2,061 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 064 Richland Center: Peace 204,760 0 0 0 19,704 19,704 0 3,668 0 189 0 157 2,901 6,883 76 280 10465 Richland Center: Trinity 2,000,513 240,000 0 0 12,636 12,636 0 1,972 0 442 0 140 0 0 64 340 13466 Ridgeway: Grace 476,000 0 0 0 1,644 1,644 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 067 Sandusky 32,000 0 0 0 1,584 1,584 0 1,381 0 225 0 15 675 280 28 0 068 Seneca 241,000 1,125 0 0 2,184 2,184 0 125 0 0 0 12 2,184 661 0 15 069 Shullsburg: Centenary 2,250,000 86,000 0 0 16,044 16,044 0 3,186 0 368 0 0 493 1,036 0 0 070 Soldiers Grove 513,300 0 2,900 0 3,396 3,396 0 180 0 0 0 39 0 203 0 15 071 South Wayne 250,000 47,000 0 0 2,724 545 0 136 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 072 Staver: St Peter'S 493,000 600 0 0 3,984 1,660 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 073 Stitzer 300,000 67,485 0 0 4,368 4,368 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 850 0 0 174 Viola 1,304,000 57,589 117,214 0 12,552 13,697 0 835 0 51 0 5 0 2,500 0 0 075 Viroqua 2,000,000 403,859 0 0 17,076 12,715 0 2,817 0 3,025 0 229 50 1,677 160 226 16576 Waldwick 0 0 0 0 1,224 306 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 077 Wauzeka: St Paul'S 603,000 23,541 5,000 0 2,280 2,280 0 167 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 0 078 Westby 1,013,400 26,168 0 0 7,944 7,944 0 225 0 0 0 0 1,370 1,640 0 450 079 Whig 402,000 13,445 0 0 4,728 4,728 0 200 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 080 Willow Valley 940,000 0 0 0 10,968 10,968 0 540 0 0 0 45 0 406 0 229 081 Wisconsin Dells-Delton 750,000 135,000 0 0 8,136 6,780 0 0 0 60 0 0 0 1,006 0 0 0District Totals 78,464,374 7,245,910 597,029 66,195 808,308 641,167 0 0 74,125 80 20,701 0 0 2,239 66,430 137,719 824 6,376 922Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 493Church Name43 Linden44 Livingston45 Merrimac46 Mazomanie: Midland47 Mineral Point48 Monroe49 Montfort50 Mount Hope51 Mount Horeb52 Mt Zion53 New Hope54 North Clayton55 North Freedom56 Oakley: Union57 Patch Grove58 Platteville59 Prairie Du Chien60 Prairie Du Sac: Concordia61 Reedsburg62 Retreat63 Rewey64 Richland Center: Peace65 Richland Center: Trinity66 Ridgeway: Grace67 Sandusky68 Seneca69 Shullsburg: Centenary70 Soldiers Grove71 South Wayne72 Staver: St Peter'S73 Stitzer74 Viola75 Viroqua76 Waldwick77 Wauzeka: St Paul'S78 Westby79 Whig80 Willow Valley81 Wisconsin Dells-DeltonDistrict Totals50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 650 0 0 2,577 3,225 11,516 0 1,347 805 0 0 0 2,879 1,200 7,850 0 0 38,332 4338 20 21 5,250 7,207 25,025 0 0 1,703 0 0 0 7,236 975 10,359 0 3,529 70,507 440 45 0 5,183 0 22,053 0 4,094 5,867 0 0 0 0 10,505 7,280 500 22,572 88,225 450 0 0 8,868 12,022 36,000 0 12,600 3,482 0 0 0 10,130 9,488 12,313 0 3,524 120,065 466 7 0 4,140 5,165 18,446 0 2,158 1,289 0 0 0 4,611 5,210 22,850 4,680 0 74,638 470 0 0 12,633 14,355 49,280 0 3,006 79 0 0 0 132,143 9,951 47,598 0 0 354,867 480 0 0 2,609 7,888 19,776 0 3,374 0 0 0 0 3,721 1,530 11,706 0 0 58,424 490 0 0 1,881 3,342 7,835 0 448 1,648 100 0 0 0 0 7,454 0 1,907 28,145 500 135 50 11,470 10,936 47,000 0 3,151 575 0 0 0 22,662 2,944 20,284 8,178 4,080 157,760 510 0 0 1,728 2,349 6,986 0 595 855 0 0 0 4,917 2,300 5,000 41,270 2,638 76,504 520 0 0 5,385 10,876 20,800 0 1,263 3,705 0 0 0 0 14,861 7,815 2,691 0 70,436 535 0 0 1,403 2,273 5,697 0 0 1,020 0 0 0 0 586 4,819 0 0 18,270 5415 80 0 2,344 0 12,584 0 3,109 1,455 0 0 0 0 0 15,726 0 0 42,884 550 0 0 2,122 3,602 11,979 0 759 897 0 0 0 3,022 917 4,317 0 2,143 30,658 560 0 0 828 1,470 3,448 0 197 725 44 0 0 0 0 4,250 0 0 12,308 570 268 0 17,811 26,736 40,472 40,472 14,000 3,893 0 0 0 53,527 4,948 43,352 7,685 13,216 297,284 580 0 0 8,227 13,368 35,671 0 4,165 3,133 0 0 0 14,814 4,169 23,335 3,085 7,288 128,231 59129 205 80 11,755 11,088 52,538 0 0 1,249 0 0 0 22,749 7,549 38,823 16,866 0 204,334 600 57 0 14,037 13,368 51,900 0 3,773 3,276 0 0 0 84,840 30,118 33,404 15,094 7,593 287,161 610 47 0 2,693 5,439 10,402 0 672 1,853 0 0 0 0 1,852 4,455 1,800 1,473 35,234 620 0 0 0 0 8,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,131 10,612 0 0 23,804 630 0 0 3,308 3,604 28,878 0 1,561 4,984 0 0 0 25,214 10,899 32,589 0 7,556 152,555 6461 52 50 3,563 2,855 15,925 0 1,050 1,205 0 0 0 19,294 4,446 24,490 0 1,080 89,799 650 0 0 927 1,216 4,488 0 0 506 0 0 0 500 0 17,563 0 0 26,844 6610 16 0 0 0 8,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,030 0 1,500 0 2,500 17,244 675 0 0 0 0 7,726 0 2,209 4,262 0 0 0 1,447 152 5,403 0 0 26,385 680 0 0 8,685 11,088 38,814 0 4,844 3,184 0 0 0 5,179 7,582 19,757 0 7,552 127,812 6915 0 0 0 0 7,988 0 3,991 0 0 0 0 0 243 9,765 6,100 349 32,284 700 5 0 1,760 2,440 7,834 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,000 0 6,100 0 0 19,825 710 0 0 3,039 4,567 11,313 0 2,241 1,462 0 0 0 0 38 6,803 0 0 31,423 720 0 0 2,261 3,589 9,625 0 0 412 0 0 0 1,375 923 7,103 0 8,804 39,361 7332 0 0 7,601 11,813 31,955 0 0 3,500 0 0 0 12,342 8,640 12,108 19,358 6,500 130,937 74182 713 76 6,188 8,288 26,068 0 2,265 3,535 248 0 0 27,378 2,565 32,543 0 41,530 172,643 750 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 306 760 0 0 2,367 2,495 9,412 0 120 2,480 0 0 0 601 300 3,879 0 28,422 52,673 770 0 0 0 5,571 15,812 0 4,125 1,747 0 0 0 2,999 6,125 4,545 0 1,802 54,355 780 0 0 2,690 0 10,500 0 1,593 851 0 0 0 3,081 0 9,315 0 6,192 39,250 790 0 0 5,577 7,762 24,927 0 1,803 4,292 0 0 0 4,344 3,224 8,792 0 11,677 84,586 800 0 0 4,365 6,430 17,093 0 7,290 0 0 0 0 0 4,182 10,582 0 0 57,788 81878 2,183 505 366,202 457,545 1,575,461 40,472 179,256 143,447 5,534 0 0 835,331 244,750 1,117,570 215,292 739,530 6,874,539

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal494 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50cHeartland District1 Alma Center 633,000 95,000 0 0 4,872 4,872 0 99 0 10 0 23 0 193 0 50 02 Almond 259,222 49,083 0 0 7,740 7,948 0 4,286 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 03 Amherst 328,350 22,000 0 0 6,096 6,096 0 1,735 0 0 0 64 0 500 33 44 04 Black River Falls 1,717,865 215,388 0 0 43,404 43,404 0 3,199 0 85 0 182 0 1,691 0 220 05 Buena Vista 542,000 53,000 0 0 3,060 3,060 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 06 Camp Douglas 510,000 0 0 0 3,156 3,156 0 0 0 0 0 37 0 0 0 0 07 Cataract 1,062,000 37,174 0 0 4,236 4,236 0 315 0 0 0 0 3,235 2,425 0 0 08 Chili: Immanuel 864,000 0 0 0 2,616 2,616 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09 Colby 515,000 12,512 0 0 2,508 2,508 0 215 0 0 0 0 205 450 0 0 010 Coloma: Calvary 300,500 35,681 0 0 5,460 5,460 0 4,300 0 0 0 17 0 612 0 1,787 1511 Elroy 662,900 23,638 0 4,776 12,696 12,696 0 5 0 85 0 98 0 2,954 25 18 012 Fairchild 102,500 38,361 0 0 1,332 1,332 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 013 Granton 100,000 0 0 0 1,392 1,392 0 0 0 0 0 25 130 100 0 0 014 Greenwood: Grace 355,000 0 0 0 4,008 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 015 Hixton 250,000 52,103 0 0 3,744 3,744 0 297 0 22 0 72 0 278 0 20 016 La Crosse: Asbury 2,613,000 112,369 0 0 24,360 3,566 0 1,542 0 51 0 184 223 5,661 3 0 4217 La Crosse: St Luke'S 2,000,000 0 0 0 17,556 1,847 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,656 0 0 018 La Crosse: Wesley 3,060,000 164,000 0 0 36,012 36,012 0 2,810 0 0 0 20 0 2,311 0 798 019 Loyal 745,750 4,929 10,000 0 9,396 1,250 0 320 0 0 0 97 150 463 0 0 020 Marshfield: Wesley 1,585,000 125,782 0 0 22,248 18,832 0 402 0 0 0 0 24 1,493 0 0 021 Marshfield: Zion 2,630,500 345,841 70,856 0 37,476 37,476 0 3,175 0 0 0 0 786 4,977 0 0 022 Mauston 2,955,000 797,879 179,932 0 23,376 16,750 0 956 0 0 0 0 0 2,661 32 0 023 Melrose 463,300 29,000 0 0 10,416 2,604 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 160 0 0 024 Mercer 838,000 37,000 22,669 0 10,152 6,851 0 475 0 0 0 0 0 180 0 0 025 Merrill: Christ 2,239,000 95,065 321,367 0 18,648 8,445 0 1,697 0 0 0 157 0 715 0 297 026 Merrillan 519,150 26,184 0 0 4,128 4,128 0 234 0 0 0 68 0 363 0 50 527 Minocqua: Church Of The Pines 1,500,000 7,500,000 0 0 39,780 39,780 0 8,268 0 1,230 0 343 11,179 6,558 121 856 9628 Montana: Salem 237,600 8,478 0 0 2,268 1,500 0 2,181 0 0 0 0 3,751 681 10 40 029 Mosinee 1,292,517 2,728 230,736 1,811 19,128 12,453 0 110 0 70 0 48 100 2,125 36 70 3130 Necedah 353,000 0 0 0 4,428 4,428 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 105 1 26 031 Neillsville 867,000 15,000 0 0 8,460 1,614 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 850 25 20 2632 New Lisbon 1,239,000 0 0 0 8,940 5,960 0 234 0 0 0 7 0 0 10 5 833 Norwalk: Immanuel 1,150,000 96,000 0 0 4,032 4,032 0 860 0 0 0 161 0 504 18 0 034 Norwalk: Salem 32,500 7,500 0 0 780 780 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 47 20 035 Onalaska 3,851,000 245,000 286,535 0 55,920 55,920 0 7,584 0 0 0 127 0 5,090 0 276 036 Plainfield 995,600 18,295 24,856 0 13,200 13,200 0 2,065 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 495Church NameHeartland District1 Alma Center2 Almond3 Amherst4 Black River Falls5 Buena Vista6 Camp Douglas7 Cataract8 Chili: Immanuel9 Colby10 Coloma: Calvary11 Elroy12 Fairchild13 Granton14 Greenwood: Grace15 Hixton16 La Crosse: Asbury17 La Crosse: St Luke'S18 La Crosse: Wesley19 Loyal20 Marshfield: Wesley21 Marshfield: Zion22 Mauston23 Melrose24 Mercer25 Merrill: Christ26 Merrillan27 Minocqua: Church Of The Pines28 Montana: Salem29 Mosinee30 Necedah31 Neillsville32 New Lisbon33 Norwalk: Immanuel34 Norwalk: Salem35 Onalaska36 Plainfield50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 650 0 0 2,507 4,744 10,667 0 665 95 0 0 0 2,513 0 6,911 0 0 33,349 10 0 0 3,749 6,960 14,244 0 2,600 1,080 0 0 0 6,713 2,675 11,046 0 2,500 63,836 237 13 72 2,483 0 7,867 0 8,800 2,620 0 0 0 0 400 16,365 0 24,000 71,129 30 77 85 13,105 15,660 38,638 0 30,000 4,769 0 0 0 96,679 23,113 49,573 0 24,558 345,038 40 0 0 1,242 0 3,934 0 4,400 1,310 0 0 0 0 500 4,975 0 0 19,421 55 0 0 2,073 3,132 8,354 0 1,600 1,422 0 0 0 1,542 490 3,750 0 0 25,561 60 0 0 1,224 0 7,031 0 1,934 0 0 0 0 0 2,868 13,339 0 0 36,607 70 0 0 884 0 12,783 0 2,031 1,118 0 0 0 0 0 7,794 0 0 27,226 80 0 0 0 0 1,902 0 15 36 1,092 0 0 1,000 160 4,742 0 644 12,969 90 0 0 4,546 6,684 17,905 0 1,287 1,999 0 0 0 0 125 7,450 0 13,000 65,187 100 6 0 5,500 8,023 22,285 0 1,764 924 0 0 0 10,997 1,279 14,459 4,732 48,491 134,341 110 0 0 1,086 0 7,295 0 0 0 0 0 0 452 60 4,005 0 42 14,307 120 0 0 1,200 2,321 3,684 0 564 147 830 0 0 226 2,365 3,683 0 228 16,895 130 0 0 2,865 5,673 9,367 0 1,390 314 0 0 0 556 1,270 5,375 0 2,178 28,988 140 0 0 2,048 4,744 10,667 0 665 95 0 0 0 2,248 200 4,797 0 0 29,897 1585 47 51 10,217 15,660 44,192 0 15,000 2,181 0 0 0 48,452 2,614 44,456 0 20,324 214,551 160 0 0 2,540 5,215 12,545 0 5,000 1,326 0 0 0 17,987 471 31,677 0 5,000 86,264 170 36 121 11,911 15,660 46,076 0 5,726 1,864 0 0 0 82,460 14,353 53,363 0 29,110 302,631 180 0 0 5,169 7,762 23,100 0 2,516 2,042 0 0 0 1,640 712 10,644 0 524 56,389 190 0 0 11,776 15,660 48,059 0 2,913 260 0 0 0 28,839 2,318 35,055 0 7,313 172,944 200 0 0 13,079 11,088 40,194 0 19,000 2,677 0 0 0 74,771 21,585 27,421 11,015 56,655 323,899 210 0 0 11,181 11,088 40,000 0 17,842 4,430 0 0 0 27,953 36,327 32,351 10,000 0 211,571 220 0 0 2,593 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,475 1,932 16,455 0 0 27,219 230 0 0 6,141 7,830 26,632 0 4,636 3,924 0 0 0 0 1,596 11,166 3,858 3,789 77,078 240 68 5 7,220 9,439 33,546 0 0 3,959 0 0 0 24,839 4,093 20,732 23,748 40,118 179,078 250 0 0 2,048 4,744 10,667 0 665 95 0 0 0 2,544 0 9,000 0 0 34,611 26126 250 146 13,704 15,650 56,671 0 0 2,238 0 0 0 80,642 13,937 40,365 0 4,261 296,421 2720 0 0 0 0 4,620 0 4,550 2,926 0 0 0 300 258 4,343 0 0 25,180 2838 95 60 10,685 15,660 46,550 0 3,178 2,776 0 0 0 35,084 12,343 40,678 22,387 6,656 211,233 290 8 0 3,111 4,698 12,531 0 2,400 2,134 0 0 0 2,314 600 6,319 143 3,727 42,566 3020 20 10 4,903 6,486 20,831 0 4,536 1,500 765 0 0 3,100 3,100 12,500 0 0 60,321 3170 0 0 5,185 7,830 20,885 0 3,900 3,556 0 0 0 3,857 1,719 9,529 0 0 62,755 3219 0 0 0 0 15,150 0 2,617 0 0 0 0 0 1,403 7,128 0 6,675 38,567 330 0 0 0 435 4,733 0 1,220 0 0 0 0 0 325 1,074 0 296 8,980 340 365 63 12,473 13,435 50,530 0 17,000 1,879 0 0 0 92,135 24,895 64,423 59,227 5,829 411,251 350 0 0 5,624 10,342 21,365 0 3,055 1,800 0 0 0 17,465 1,770 28,796 2,383 0 107,873 36

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal496 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50c37 Plover: The Springs 127,484 38,640 0 0 4,524 4,524 0 1,475 0 175 0 108 0 4,612 22 118 5038 Port Edwards 5,200,000 500,000 0 0 16,368 16,368 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 3,065 0 0 039 Rhinelander: First 3,386,500 96,427 0 0 24,336 24,336 0 4,799 0 130 0 0 0 4,811 0 150 540 Rib Falls 80,000 1,058 0 0 2,364 2,364 0 370 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 041 Rockland 331,000 63,470 0 0 5,124 5,124 0 565 0 0 0 0 0 4,458 0 0 042 Rothschild: Highland 790,000 0 0 0 7,428 2,854 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 043 South Burr Oak 220,000 40,000 0 0 2,976 2,976 0 840 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 044 Sparta 2,500,000 88,432 83,238 0 38,244 9,002 0 1,165 0 0 0 121 0 1,150 19 69 045 Spencer 692,000 12,625 83,301 0 10,884 10,884 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,334 0 0 046 Spirit 170,000 12,000 0 0 1,092 1,092 0 1,251 0 148 0 125 0 0 106 0 2247 Stevens Point: St Paul'S 1,538,296 226,608 71,137 0 62,676 62,676 0 5,913 0 625 0 0 18,250 0 5 1,179 048 Stoddard 400,000 100,000 0 0 5,820 5,820 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 049 Tomah: First 2,670,000 20,000 0 0 29,400 29,400 0 1,695 0 544 0 365 0 4,346 0 175 050 Tomahawk 924,000 21,700 0 0 10,692 11,705 0 1,114 0 218 0 283 0 0 71 231 8551 Trempealeau 1,370,000 173,322 0 0 11,568 11,568 0 164 0 0 0 0 0 1,700 0 0 052 Trout Run 148,500 0 0 0 2,808 2,808 0 0 0 101 0 0 0 0 0 0 053 Wausau: First 4,300,000 1,027,769 0 0 58,428 58,428 0 4,970 0 308 0 167 372 11,224 65 370 4054 Wausau: Hmong American Community 0 0 0 0 5,064 4,686 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 055 Wausau: Wesley 1,131,623 151,906 49,996 0 40,848 22,535 0 3,703 0 456 0 30 5,693 14,610 0 0 056 Westfield: Faith 1,488,000 10,554 14,897 0 6,756 6,756 0 755 0 0 0 2 0 655 0 105 1057 Whitehall 504,000 175,000 0 0 2,232 2,232 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 707 1 46 1158 Wildwood Chapel 181,000 24,248 0 0 2,724 2,724 0 180 0 267 0 50 0 1,039 0 100 059 Wisconsin Rapids 1,977,825 209,972 0 0 29,256 29,256 0 1,234 0 906 0 77 0 4,250 107 275 6960 Withee 15,000 0 0 0 444 444 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 061 Wonewoc 800,000 329,000 0 0 6,888 6,888 0 500 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 062 York Center 362,900 3,879 0 0 3,072 3,072 0 400 0 5 0 38 425 515 0 0 0District Totals 70,677,382 13,591,600 1,449,520 6,587 869,040 720,470 0 0 78,472 0 5,436 0 0 3,207 44,573 108,317 815 7,415 515Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 497Table 2Church Name37 Plover: The Springs38 Port Edwards39 Rhinelander: First40 Rib Falls41 Rockland42 Rothschild: Highland43 South Burr Oak44 Sparta45 Spencer46 Spirit47 Stevens Point: St Paul'S48 Stoddard49 Tomah: First50 Tomahawk51 Trempealeau52 Trout Run53 Wausau: First54 Wausau: Hmong American Community55 Wausau: Wesley56 Westfield: Faith57 Whitehall58 Wildwood Chapel59 Wisconsin Rapids60 Withee61 Wonewoc62 York CenterDistrict TotalsNative American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 6534 115 75 0 0 20,749 0 0 121 0 0 0 2,380 419 12,972 0 0 47,949 370 0 0 10,107 15,660 39,918 0 5,825 7,526 0 0 0 13,919 0 52,608 0 44,932 209,978 380 22 0 10,412 13,368 41,097 0 2,717 1,255 0 0 0 49,023 3,002 27,938 0 31,135 214,200 390 0 0 0 0 8,370 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,695 749 2,640 0 15,996 34,184 400 0 0 0 3,360 11,248 0 0 5,469 0 0 0 1,700 2,303 5,716 0 0 39,943 415 0 0 3,453 0 11,587 0 11,587 110 0 0 0 0 1,640 10,652 0 0 41,903 420 0 0 0 0 6,984 0 2,186 793 1,080 0 0 1,325 400 3,471 0 0 20,055 4317 0 0 10,938 14,603 43,860 0 4,730 3,239 0 0 0 62,980 4,381 51,327 7,873 0 215,474 440 0 0 7,559 13,368 29,501 0 0 0 0 0 0 7,302 1,702 18,860 15,724 5,223 114,457 4595 100 0 0 0 5,349 0 0 821 0 0 0 675 4,491 2,406 0 0 16,681 4647 10 24 15,821 15,660 81,621 0 8,769 1,929 2,500 0 0 293,721 20,325 116,210 70,737 9,371 725,393 470 0 0 1,826 0 9,271 0 0 1,019 0 0 0 2,000 181 9,227 4,583 0 33,977 480 174 0 11,129 13,057 50,815 0 4,093 1,490 0 0 0 48,313 8,487 29,009 0 17,338 220,430 49159 113 0 0 0 30,311 0 2,762 3,825 0 0 0 9,108 1,000 19,000 0 0 79,985 500 0 0 0 13,260 29,022 0 5,600 1,200 0 0 0 2,692 800 8,276 0 0 74,282 510 0 0 1,250 0 4,120 0 5,036 1,335 0 0 0 0 440 5,486 0 0 20,576 5240 233 105 13,149 11,088 29,640 16,331 34,400 2,560 0 0 0 145,060 40,292 61,619 0 0 430,461 530 0 0 0 0 5,588 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,000 8,940 0 0 20,214 540 0 0 12,193 15,660 49,922 0 3,361 1,349 0 0 0 63,661 7,222 60,559 26,447 3,934 291,335 5515 40 29 3,886 5,790 17,970 0 1,228 1,912 0 0 0 0 1,348 13,852 2,818 0 57,171 5639 0 0 0 4,550 4,620 0 0 2,926 0 0 0 1,100 0 8,469 0 2,444 27,166 570 73 27 1,649 1,649 5,862 0 0 2,037 0 0 0 2,149 466 2,549 0 825 21,646 5888 126 0 9,970 10,164 38,558 0 6,000 3,396 0 0 0 32,102 1,537 59,186 0 1,645 198,946 590 0 0 0 0 2,350 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,834 0 0 5,628 600 20 0 2,842 4,664 10,597 0 1,208 476 0 0 0 5,356 2,316 20,189 0 0 55,075 610 0 0 2,215 3,326 9,900 0 1,079 399 0 0 0 738 1,337 5,668 0 0 29,117 62959 2,011 873 302,471 395,850 1,354,330 16,331 274,050 102,683 6,267 0 0 1,419,782 287,694 1,285,402 265,675 438,761 7,122,359Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal498 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50cMetro North District1 Batavia: Zion 2,520,000 357,803 0 0 20,160 20,160 146 150 2,599 0 30 0 0 155 0 5,672 15 440 322 Brookfield: Peace 3,400,000 65,717 155,000 0 35,640 35,640 174 0 4,534 0 377 0 0 314 0 5,539 0 0 03 Brown Deer 3,031,000 157,278 0 0 35,304 35,717 209 400 4,206 0 312 0 0 136 0 902 50 250 04 Campbellsport: First 88,100 5,100 0 0 1,248 1,248 19 0 114 0 0 0 0 25 25 314 0 0 05 Cedarburg: Community 202,000 1,438,750 0 0 35,784 36,284 241 0 24,885 0 5,144 0 0 364 33,828 6,312 218 340 296 Elm Grove: Community 7,299,000 667,049 0 0 88,932 88,932 487 0 31,568 5,400 12,438 0 0 0 0 60,601 105 53 107 Greenbush: New Hope 690,000 51,531 8,700 0 7,572 7,572 54 0 1,018 0 0 0 0 55 814 960 0 0 08 Hartford: First 2,661,000 448,647 148,992 0 49,452 49,452 343 668 10,401 0 6,271 0 0 114 650 9,684 38 285 229 Jackson: Still Waters Community 1,760,000 474,861 902,695 0 41,652 41,657 258 271 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 010 Kiel: Bethel 375,000 18,000 0 0 3,156 3,156 21 0 426 0 65 0 0 0 0 600 0 72 5511 Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel Community 4,600,000 0 0 0 83,904 83,904 487 0 11,005 0 369 0 0 0 18,288 16,033 0 323 012 Mequon 2,740,000 18,744 0 45,750 33,180 33,180 179 0 9,305 0 0 0 0 80 1,575 3,633 30 545 12013 Milwaukee: Albright 4,690,000 35,000 0 13,628 22,488 18,740 83 175 1,507 0 809 0 0 0 1,721 3,773 480 546 24514 Milwaukee: Aldersgate 1,010,446 104,012 0 0 8,328 8,328 33 53 309 0 21 0 0 0 0 1,379 0 110 015 Milwaukee: Central 1,707,500 310,679 0 0 21,072 21,072 74 0 887 0 0 0 0 114 0 5,949 0 0 016 Milwaukee: Church Of The Good Hope 972,000 0 0 0 13,224 3,220 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 353 0 8617 Milwaukee: Emanuel 15,000,000 150,000 0 0 4,716 2,000 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,500 0 0 018 Milwaukee: Kenwood 4,250,000 72,500 0 0 22,524 22,574 88 86 3,299 0 526 0 0 178 100 0 80 635 7019 Milwaukee: Solomon Community Temple 1,750,000 0 31,114 0 6,804 6,804 31 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 2520 Milwaukee: St James 1,565 0 0 0 24,432 3,000 133 0 0 0 400 0 0 0 0 400 0 0 021 Milwaukee: Summerfield 4,857,000 58,351 16,000 0 11,712 9,760 47 0 361 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,350 165 0 022 Oconomowoc: Good Shepherd 3,542,810 134,521 179,127 1,388 37,056 15,440 181 0 2,116 0 3,200 0 0 0 0 2,232 0 0 023 Pewaukee: Gethsemane 2,350,000 250,000 99,834 0 36,516 36,516 236 236 3,745 0 821 0 0 557 3,633 12,340 438 414 19724 Port Washington: Grand Avenue 2,300,250 23,052 120,031 0 20,808 20,808 139 0 1,698 0 659 0 0 70 8,400 0 0 325 025 Sheboygan Falls: Faith 1,630,000 0 8,000 0 14,424 14,424 85 117 2,229 0 87 0 0 0 2,000 1,000 0 469 2026 Sheboygan: Fountain Park 2,170,000 201,176 0 0 30,288 15,144 166 0 1,066 0 0 0 0 74 1,600 6,419 0 0 027 Sheboygan: St Luke 4,000,000 322,000 0 0 57,516 50,328 379 0 280 0 0 0 0 92 535 0 0 207 1728 Sheboygan: Wesley 555,000 55,900 0 0 4,932 100 28 0 301 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 50 0 029 Sussex 1,345,668 141,340 0 0 20,640 20,696 135 250 1,274 55 170 0 0 43 0 4,436 0 0 1030 Waldo: Trinity 1,084,000 0 0 0 13,692 13,692 108 108 885 0 100 0 0 56 0 1,326 50 150 7531 Watertown: Christ 3,428,000 377,555 0 0 28,788 28,788 175 161 0 0 0 0 0 113 2,802 5,800 10 115 032 Wauwatosa: Bethany-Calvary 1,811,000 233,556 0 0 20,412 12,020 98 0 1,389 0 0 0 0 74 521 2,270 0 0 033 Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue 16,814,500 874,668 0 0 65,940 65,940 340 300 8,691 0 575 0 0 0 2,337 13,178 0 1,875 5534 West Bend: Fifth Avenue 2,755,000 165,900 0 0 55,932 55,936 411 409 16,472 0 5,957 0 0 115 0 13,011 0 393 2435 Whitefish Bay 5,646,000 1,893,768 401,260 0 149,604 149,604 729 0 27,114 0 17,533 0 0 296 14,298 15,156 106 1,196 88District Totals 113,036,839 9,107,458 2,070,753 60,766 1,127,832 1,031,836 6,374 3,434 173,684 5,455 55,864 0 0 3,035 93,127 201,834 2,221 8,743 1,180Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 499Church NameMetro North District1 Batavia: Zion2 Brookfield: Peace3 Brown Deer4 Campbellsport: First5 Cedarburg: Community6 Elm Grove: Community7 Greenbush: New Hope8 Hartford: First9 Jackson: Still Waters Community10 Kiel: Bethel11 Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel Community12 Mequon13 Milwaukee: Albright14 Milwaukee: Aldersgate15 Milwaukee: Central16 Milwaukee: Church Of The Good Hope17 Milwaukee: Emanuel18 Milwaukee: Kenwood19 Milwaukee: Solomon Community Temple20 Milwaukee: St James21 Milwaukee: Summerfield22 Oconomowoc: Good Shepherd23 Pewaukee: Gethsemane24 Port Washington: Grand Avenue25 Sheboygan Falls: Faith26 Sheboygan: Fountain Park27 Sheboygan: St Luke28 Sheboygan: Wesley29 Sussex30 Waldo: Trinity31 Watertown: Christ32 Wauwatosa: Bethany-Calvary33 Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue34 West Bend: Fifth Avenue35 Whitefish BayDistrict Totals50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 6525 4 50 9,591 14,232 40,000 0 11,300 2,813 0 0 0 13,693 4,693 23,342 0 7,372 156,368 10 12 238 13,122 15,660 54,075 44,104 3,692 4,795 0 0 0 55,227 13,690 64,438 13,344 20,225 349,026 2110 40 45 12,536 15,660 48,788 0 16,859 0 0 0 0 63,920 27,569 39,026 0 1,728 268,254 30 0 0 0 0 5,100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12,220 0 0 19,046 4288 636 120 15,378 16,860 56,439 0 4,014 5,484 0 0 0 47,590 32,357 57,652 0 29,204 373,426 575 382 89 23,842 25,686 71,435 25,317 30,225 5,448 0 0 0 255,611 37,640 200,098 0 23,730 898,685 60 0 0 4,915 0 22,200 0 2,500 3,568 0 0 0 4,560 1,770 17,273 6,161 0 73,366 715 55 0 12,509 15,660 46,433 0 20,292 3,317 0 0 0 99,333 26,915 42,262 41,339 6,862 392,577 80 0 0 13,706 15,660 52,100 18,250 19,900 8,400 0 24,000 0 86,555 11,636 44,023 90,865 0 427,023 90 27 0 2,565 0 10,300 0 0 1,675 0 0 0 0 2,212 9,895 0 0 31,048 100 492 0 27,168 22,176 63,150 36,555 9,000 7,039 0 0 0 199,837 34,090 95,724 201,693 57,024 883,870 11233 215 135 13,330 15,660 55,000 0 3,865 960 0 0 0 89,471 6,948 42,783 0 16,000 293,068 12145 110 0 8,639 11,088 38,563 0 4,500 1,863 0 0 0 48,043 4,527 55,105 2,803 0 203,382 130 45 0 0 0 25,000 0 0 1,276 0 0 0 17,611 457 22,483 0 0 77,072 140 0 0 8,303 11,192 39,192 0 0 5,062 0 0 0 56,603 3,900 38,054 0 8,100 198,428 1592 146 228 0 0 22,008 0 1,750 850 500 0 0 33,258 8,460 33,950 0 0 104,966 160 0 0 1,471 0 7,902 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10,000 36,500 0 5,000 64,373 1770 40 0 11,490 16,680 45,698 0 6,505 5,300 0 0 0 47,559 4,895 73,931 0 6,000 245,716 1857 20 0 3,818 0 25,624 0 0 1,000 1,100 0 0 34,275 20,000 21,000 6,804 11,453 132,063 190 0 0 12,315 15,660 46,434 0 21,965 4,430 0 0 0 19,920 5,510 51,564 0 19,682 201,280 2075 0 0 8,311 3,342 24,307 0 3,750 1,389 0 0 0 0 14,137 32,889 4,992 27,967 132,795 210 0 0 11,668 7,064 49,396 0 6,500 6,484 0 0 0 89,877 16,731 56,712 24,949 0 292,369 22220 217 145 14,734 13,368 44,561 0 22,063 754 0 0 0 41,056 20,816 68,551 8,000 10,000 303,382 230 130 0 11,343 14,094 46,368 0 4,426 0 0 0 0 26,130 7,396 39,310 11,746 21,736 214,639 240 364 0 10,807 15,660 32,665 0 2,400 1,700 0 0 0 10,500 3,613 24,124 10,800 0 132,979 250 0 0 11,847 15,660 48,374 0 2,760 2,184 0 0 0 57,709 5,200 61,917 0 0 229,954 2625 65 5 12,981 12,666 53,279 5,000 15,000 4,276 0 0 0 120,595 13,832 77,196 0 7,222 373,601 2748 0 0 3,432 0 15,671 0 0 1,082 0 0 0 2,077 3,720 10,917 0 0 37,408 28106 91 0 10,010 13,368 36,843 0 16,800 1,517 0 0 0 16,853 919 34,601 0 12,490 170,532 2940 101 30 8,716 12,088 35,609 0 12,000 1,595 0 0 0 13,635 3,817 16,911 0 0 120,984 300 0 0 11,202 13,368 46,325 0 2,500 1,687 0 0 0 53,145 8,262 40,860 0 0 215,138 310 0 0 0 0 20,000 0 719 0 0 0 0 34,779 11,537 60,962 0 1,226 145,497 32174 133 153 18,931 19,482 64,633 26,548 7,527 4,459 0 0 0 162,208 15,518 133,913 0 54,606 601,236 3320 164 75 5,960 6,684 38,295 0 1,220 859 0 0 0 146,466 12,061 42,583 0 5,553 352,257 34356 523 95 38,937 26,832 56,090 23,317 51,598 9,043 0 0 54,316 355,255 39,066 290,274 73,306 11,126 1,255,525 352,174 4,012 1,408 373,577 385,550 1,387,857 179,091 305,630 100,309 1,600 24,000 54,316 2,303,351 433,894 1,973,043 496,802 364,306 9,971,333

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal500 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50cMetro South District1 Bristol 1,305,000 0 0 0 8,820 8,820 55 75 686 0 0 0 0 137 0 804 90 137 992 Burlington 1,975,000 250,000 729,354 0 26,196 8,732 136 0 2,392 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 506 03 Caldwell 842,915 50,396 0 0 11,064 11,064 50 50 925 0 0 0 0 63 3,375 511 64 52 04 Concord 430,664 7,062 0 0 3,228 2,400 26 0 720 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 05 Cudahy 975,000 160,000 0 0 6,312 6,917 41 34 486 0 0 0 0 118 0 1,835 0 0 06 Eagle 812,900 34,100 0 0 9,996 9,996 64 0 170 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 537 East Troy: St James 2,154,000 239,000 0 0 22,092 22,092 109 115 4,008 0 0 0 0 162 0 1,500 152 241 08 Elkhorn: Bethel 869,000 64,930 0 0 11,868 2,967 64 66 1,040 0 596 0 0 0 0 127 215 677 2039 Elkhorn: First 2,000,000 0 0 0 21,552 21,552 98 0 830 0 0 0 0 0 444 375 15 0 010 English Settlement 520,000 25,000 0 0 7,212 7,212 70 0 385 0 0 0 0 31 0 4,604 0 150 011 Franksville 2,270,000 454,000 1,674,000 0 36,612 3,000 200 0 1,505 0 122 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 012 Genoa City: First 795,800 16,160 0 0 2,388 2,413 23 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 91 130 38 2913 Greenfield: Christ 1,300,000 21,500 26,600 0 16,152 6,730 91 91 762 0 0 0 0 0 2,451 1,917 37 241 1614 Greenfield: Memorial 4,930,000 305,495 0 0 24,780 24,780 147 0 1,781 0 524 0 0 180 0 1,292 114 389 10215 Greenfield: So Beautiful Korean 370,000 0 0 300,000 10,800 0 20 0 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 016 Hebron 296,000 461,460 0 0 2,532 2,532 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 017 Johnson Creek 278,692 140,563 0 0 4,476 407 44 0 114 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 018 Kenosha: First 9,378,074 498,087 0 34,079 63,876 73,435 301 0 25 0 250 0 0 224 10,130 0 74 638 9219 Kenosha: Immanuel 1,250,000 388,923 0 0 9,024 9,024 42 0 721 0 102 0 0 65 0 762 70 182 3520 Kenosha: Korean 0 0 40,000 0 7,824 7,824 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 021 Kenosha: Wesley 2,776,900 142,737 0 150 26,292 15,337 134 104 1,691 0 156 0 0 0 0 2,050 0 0 522 Lake Geneva 1,525,000 130,400 0 0 25,812 25,812 170 0 5,106 0 0 0 0 83 1,500 1,475 0 0 023 Lake Geneva: La Resurreccion 6,500 0 0 1,500 5,316 5,316 39 0 138 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 024 Little Prairie 200,000 21,000 0 0 1,260 1,260 23 0 195 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 025 Milwaukee: Bay View 4,470,000 539,291 147,996 0 29,508 29,508 176 176 2,840 0 279 0 0 0 1,838 4,165 32 205 10526 Milwaukee: Faith 883,300 49,618 0 0 8,892 9,092 46 0 1,510 0 229 0 0 173 0 1,238 115 300 16027 Milwaukee: Christway 1,714,000 163,000 0 0 11,160 11,160 32 0 1,146 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 028 Milwaukee: Luz A Las Naciones 655,500 0 44,000 184,328 8,412 8,412 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,579 215 0 0 029 New Berlin: Bethel Hill 1,308,692 42,549 0 68,692 6,564 6,564 37 0 399 0 105 0 0 0 1,109 631 0 202 8030 New Berlin: Our Lord'S 3,413,700 129,993 189,366 0 42,120 42,120 185 185 9,548 0 4,166 0 0 210 1,268 39,448 0 290 031 North Prairie 955,000 0 0 0 11,772 3,924 74 74 726 0 113 0 0 0 0 1,274 0 30 032 Oak Creek: Community 2,100,000 152,000 938,077 0 38,496 12,201 263 0 4,018 0 747 0 0 161 487 0 335 627 13233 Palmyra 442,000 41,000 0 0 12,276 12,276 97 0 1,762 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 034 Pleasant Prairie 250,000 15,100 0 0 5,232 5,232 25 0 240 0 0 0 0 0 1,300 648 0 0 035 Racine: Christ 3,358,601 566,277 498,650 46,075 23,862 23,862 300 0 5,891 0 2,821 0 0 0 8,995 22,782 0 119 3036 Racine: Evangelical 6,368,000 1,221,814 0 0 79,668 79,668 354 0 0 0 2,500 0 0 0 0 29,572 0 0 0Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 501Church NameMetro South District1 Bristol2 Burlington3 Caldwell4 Concord5 Cudahy6 Eagle7 East Troy: St James8 Elkhorn: Bethel9 Elkhorn: First10 English Settlement11 Franksville12 Genoa City: First13 Greenfield: Christ14 Greenfield: Memorial15 Greenfield: So Beautiful Korean16 Hebron17 Johnson Creek18 Kenosha: First19 Kenosha: Immanuel20 Kenosha: Korean21 Kenosha: Wesley22 Lake Geneva23 Lake Geneva: La Resurreccion24 Little Prairie25 Milwaukee: Bay View26 Milwaukee: Faith27 Milwaukee: Christway28 Milwaukee: Luz A Las Naciones29 New Berlin: Bethel Hill30 New Berlin: Our Lord'S31 North Prairie32 Oak Creek: Community33 Palmyra34 Pleasant Prairie35 Racine: Christ36 Racine: Evangelical50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 6595 60 81 4,430 5,766 20,452 4,168 2,510 2,045 0 0 0 3,546 1,261 13,689 0 0 68,951 135 0 0 11,141 13,368 41,958 0 18,000 2,799 0 0 0 41,967 5,074 36,252 72,047 3,474 257,745 216 0 102 2,645 6,684 19,975 0 1,423 1,065 0 0 0 5,974 1,471 13,741 0 1,336 70,536 30 0 0 4,351 0 20,815 0 0 0 2,845 0 0 0 672 341 0 1,388 33,532 4185 350 458 0 0 10,700 0 0 750 739 0 0 0 1,427 13,917 0 1,350 39,266 50 0 0 3,576 0 18,250 0 5,750 1,300 0 0 0 9,172 1,425 13,888 0 0 63,605 6309 0 139 9,041 13,368 36,432 0 11,800 4,575 0 0 0 26,864 3,428 40,400 0 0 174,626 7310 172 517 8,083 11,088 23,047 0 3,542 909 0 0 0 4,342 1,369 9,085 0 425 68,780 80 0 0 9,880 11,088 44,158 0 3,799 3,370 0 0 0 39,820 3,699 27,644 0 8,479 175,153 90 25 30 6,468 0 13,500 0 11,175 2,335 0 0 0 0 1,897 5,334 0 0 53,146 100 69 0 10,318 13,368 46,113 0 0 4,111 0 0 0 79,152 4,776 12,821 7,095 144,730 327,180 1130 65 0 1,520 0 8,004 0 3,600 411 0 0 0 0 1,034 6,152 0 627 24,174 1255 60 35 9,900 13,368 35,609 0 17,000 1,208 0 0 0 22,328 3,154 27,182 5,200 0 147,344 1394 208 152 7,484 13,368 37,900 0 3,655 709 0 0 0 52,439 7,847 39,335 0 8,170 200,523 140 0 0 0 9,135 36,000 0 12,000 1,800 0 0 0 0 7,543 23,840 0 8,750 99,568 150 25 0 2,098 5,413 9,250 0 0 0 0 0 0 720 811 6,232 0 1,249 28,355 160 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,269 0 0 0 29,203 587 5,866 0 19,933 57,379 17111 73 39 23,010 20,084 50,534 33,476 40,774 408 0 0 0 151,058 21,037 53,819 114,108 47,184 640,583 1820 160 15 3,234 0 15,585 0 5,351 1,205 0 0 0 9,117 3,045 28,716 0 22,674 100,083 190 0 0 7,967 11,088 35,609 0 3,000 0 0 0 0 13,200 5,100 8,700 11,956 7,800 112,244 200 0 0 9,933 13,380 39,490 0 16,000 2,702 0 0 0 56,415 9,015 50,723 0 14,579 231,580 210 0 21 10,728 11,808 50,512 0 5,345 6,800 223 0 0 40,543 11,455 44,546 0 11,600 227,557 220 0 0 0 0 18,000 0 5,400 1,500 0 0 0 0 12,100 4,000 0 0 46,454 230 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,820 0 6,415 0 0 9,690 2450 0 0 9,947 11,088 41,569 7,835 14,000 891 0 0 0 51,167 4,113 44,185 32,178 0 256,171 250 130 165 6,326 11,088 23,506 0 4,000 463 0 0 0 4,280 1,068 12,457 0 0 76,300 260 0 0 8,852 0 31,712 0 1,242 0 0 0 0 9,705 12,925 23,249 0 0 99,991 270 0 0 8,772 13,368 0 29,400 15,000 4,759 0 0 0 4,160 0 49,153 17,256 8,247 160,321 280 95 0 6,223 0 27,504 0 0 1,807 0 0 0 1,500 532 14,634 3,478 71,573 136,436 290 95 0 14,860 15,660 57,243 0 21,200 2,309 0 0 0 127,330 12,783 58,741 18,511 15,564 441,531 3030 50 0 5,542 11,088 35,955 0 3,669 2,728 0 0 0 17,140 504 8,578 0 10,854 102,279 31487 449 260 11,052 11,088 49,175 6,000 29,000 834 0 0 0 77,884 24,142 51,550 92,464 5,641 378,734 320 0 0 6,838 9,974 27,750 0 0 0 0 0 0 19,619 0 13,370 0 0 91,689 330 0 0 0 0 0 0 22,610 952 0 0 0 3,960 699 11,024 0 65,325 111,990 340 0 0 27,777 22,176 84,572 39,572 8,374 1,255 0 0 0 98,275 17,682 62,356 79,886 31,195 537,620 350 0 0 21,775 15,660 73,139 25,893 11,518 9,496 0 0 0 260,370 76,740 114,709 0 11,437 732,477 36

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal502 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50c37 Racine: Faith 788,000 8,464 0 0 10,248 10,248 47 0 482 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 038 Racine: First 4,962,500 623,436 0 0 31,956 32,016 130 137 1,175 0 53 0 0 146 0 4,851 123 862 13539 Racine: Trinity 4,521,000 187,871 163,000 0 26,460 8,856 174 0 1,585 0 0 0 0 0 505 3,346 48 200 3140 Salem 1,270,000 0 0 0 16,140 5,423 85 85 1,767 0 0 0 0 0 0 619 0 151 041 Siloam 85,000 0 0 0 1,944 1,802 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 042 South Milwaukee 4,853,000 243,132 0 0 32,124 10,692 262 108 3,927 0 179 0 0 107 0 4,033 8 37 2043 Spring Prairie 384,000 0 0 0 2,472 2,472 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 0 0 044 Sullivan 305,000 70,911 0 0 1,332 1,332 12 0 1,890 0 1,000 0 0 0 1,000 2,000 0 0 045 Troy Center 203,000 15,000 0 0 1,872 1,872 20 0 304 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 046 Union Grove 886,500 175,000 103,611 0 7,596 7,596 56 0 250 0 0 0 0 0 200 4,333 0 38 047 Waterford: Community 2,793,000 196,416 50,556 2,552 39,864 39,864 148 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24,957 0 0 048 Waukesha: El Buen Samaritano 500,000 44,000 0 0 3,984 996 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,582 0 0 049 Waukesha: First 8,875,000 0 0 0 78,600 78,600 402 410 7,215 250 3,550 0 0 625 2,085 33,875 343 652 5050 Waukesha: Salem 5,423,014 392,369 64,818 0 25,764 25,764 143 0 3,316 0 250 0 0 323 0 7,230 0 255 13851 Wesley Chapel 870,000 0 0 13,600 7,332 5,368 43 55 813 0 0 0 0 62 0 606 19 55 1452 West Allis: Calvary 1,997,000 0 0 0 22,920 22,920 154 0 2,834 0 965 0 0 203 0 4,563 85 586 7753 West Allis: First 6,613,459 657,614 0 0 55,668 55,668 290 290 6,661 0 868 0 0 127 1,137 15,888 50 560 7554 Wilmot 827,000 62,564 0 0 9,012 5,257 59 0 124 0 0 0 0 0 0 886 1 23 1755 Yorkville 2,075,000 11,342 234,048 0 20,052 13,368 147 145 3,104 0 50 0 0 136 0 2,389 0 375 0District Totals 111,411,711 9,019,574 4,904,076 650,976 1,038,786 853,755 5,852 2,200 87,737 250 19,725 0 0 3,413 39,403 228,574 2,120 8,843 1,698Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 503Table 2Church Name37 Racine: Faith38 Racine: First39 Racine: Trinity40 Salem41 Siloam42 South Milwaukee43 Spring Prairie44 Sullivan45 Troy Center46 Union Grove47 Waterford: Community48 Waukesha: El Buen Samaritano49 Waukesha: First50 Waukesha: Salem51 Wesley Chapel52 West Allis: Calvary53 West Allis: First54 Wilmot55 YorkvilleDistrict TotalsNative American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 650 0 0 7,968 11,088 35,609 0 4,202 2,752 0 0 0 9,946 914 39,958 0 0 123,192 37210 198 164 10,519 13,368 40,488 0 16,000 1,934 0 0 0 90,135 9,885 73,333 0 10,220 305,952 3810 162 54 10,753 13,368 47,300 0 2,330 1,900 0 0 0 52,039 5,669 78,696 13,919 0 240,771 390 183 0 9,529 13,675 40,000 0 3,001 2,222 0 0 0 12,328 2,720 23,410 0 2,054 117,167 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 4,200 0 0 6,302 4153 94 8 11,591 13,374 49,200 0 4,736 743 0 0 0 43,159 4,564 29,541 0 42,000 218,174 420 0 0 0 1,470 0 0 8,484 4,498 30 0 0 300 2,063 7,166 0 0 26,510 430 0 0 652 0 7,377 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 743 4,396 0 192 20,582 440 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8,980 50 7,670 0 29,400 48,376 450 0 0 5,917 15,660 27,211 0 4,213 824 0 0 0 0 5,950 15,189 9,400 9,125 105,906 460 0 362 10,365 13,374 38,781 0 16,968 1,727 0 0 0 107,202 29,556 71,236 45,665 15,354 415,411 470 0 0 7,767 11,088 31,645 0 12,000 266 0 0 0 0 4,300 12,200 0 0 81,844 48292 146 250 32,996 31,320 72,468 59,886 44,436 10,551 0 0 0 193,063 25,865 184,604 0 28,870 812,402 49166 40 0 12,773 15,660 46,043 0 20,799 1,215 0 0 0 53,334 11,708 27,083 12,941 57,672 296,710 5032 7 12 4,797 5,322 18,878 3,847 1,845 1,978 0 0 0 5,822 1,113 15,138 624 0 66,407 51272 207 145 8,502 11,088 38,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 26,901 4,500 35,350 0 7,850 165,048 5287 85 69 14,265 13,368 61,475 0 3,252 2,884 0 21,646 0 191,604 14,345 82,289 669 25,459 512,821 5310 38 10 0 0 34,337 0 2,460 1,334 0 0 0 8,358 3,181 14,094 0 4,051 74,181 540 0 158 9,423 14,514 34,269 0 2,495 1,712 0 0 0 77,500 9,502 61,570 19,296 3,691 253,697 552,959 3,246 3,246 431,588 491,301 1,707,099 210,077 447,958 103,305 3,837 21,646 0 2,143,741 397,343 1,743,767 556,693 759,522 10,275,046Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal504 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50cNicolet District1 Algoma 1,199,975 49,953 0 0 9,228 9,229 0 1,400 0 244 0 78 0 0 0 70 752 Angelica 223,000 8,822 0 0 5,220 5,220 0 968 0 180 0 0 0 1,158 33 93 383 Antigo 947,000 17,200 56,000 0 21,552 10,776 0 784 0 247 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 Argonne 255,000 30,000 0 0 1,980 1,980 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 05 Bonduel: Zion 1,100,000 20,000 0 0 7,176 3,588 0 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 06 Brillion: Faith 1,504,000 134,435 0 31,669 24,984 19,010 0 1,263 0 0 0 53 1,224 496 56 293 227 Center: Emmanuel 449,000 0 0 0 5,568 5,568 0 430 0 20 0 0 0 1,103 28 91 08 Cicero 230,000 38,194 0 0 6,984 6,984 0 1,104 0 0 0 55 0 2,271 0 258 09 Clintonville 2,012,000 213,000 0 0 23,328 4,921 0 1,036 0 0 0 106 3,182 1,508 0 0 010 Crandon: St Luke 863,200 15,150 0 0 9,672 9,672 0 430 0 0 0 0 0 1,896 0 0 011 Crystal Lake 0 26,704 0 0 3,396 3,396 0 294 0 81 0 151 0 710 0 110 012 De Pere: New Hope 218,559 12,598 0 0 2,736 2,736 0 0 0 20 0 0 6,600 1,260 0 0 013 Denmark: Zion 1,500,000 160,652 0 24,946 6,672 1,880 0 0 0 35 0 0 0 1,356 0 0 014 Egg Harbor: Calvary 1,934,375 314,945 0 0 11,928 11,928 0 2,286 0 160 0 74 1,641 11,560 0 706 015 Forest Junction: Zion 995,000 160,140 0 0 16,104 16,104 0 644 0 0 0 30 0 5,045 0 650 016 Gibraltar: Zion 533,000 90,003 0 0 5,808 5,808 0 12,247 0 790 0 175 5,183 19,815 0 1,174 017 Gillett: Tabor 717,000 24,500 0 0 4,596 1,744 0 404 0 350 0 38 0 205 0 40 1218 Goodman: Union Protestant 183,000 30,707 0 0 3,288 3,288 0 0 0 0 0 24 941 240 0 0 019 Green Bay: Bethany 4,366,000 146,756 443,503 0 47,508 23,754 0 4,217 0 0 0 0 1,498 2,409 0 100 020 Green Bay: First 6,269,000 948,282 0 0 119,304 119,304 0 9,037 0 2,442 0 343 0 99,799 0 1,678 021 Green Bay: Peace 2,507,000 25,717 127,423 0 12,408 5,404 0 2,165 0 35 0 57 0 306 7 84 722 Green Bay: St Paul'S 7,405,600 337,680 0 13,100 40,488 25,000 0 1,679 0 0 0 36 2,625 670 9 363 923 Harmony 603,000 44,729 0 0 7,872 1,065 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 255 3 5 024 Hickory 292,143 30,166 0 0 1,392 1,392 0 529 0 0 0 7 40 618 0 0 025 Iola 740,000 50,000 0 0 10,344 10,344 0 1,104 0 0 0 67 765 0 22 0 2026 Jacksonport 90,000 12,240 0 0 1,476 1,476 0 870 0 0 0 0 0 7,300 0 0 027 Manawa 400,000 70,000 0 0 4,620 4,620 0 309 0 0 0 60 180 0 21 60 3028 Manitowoc: St Pauls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 431 90 0 0 029 Manitowoc: Lakeshore 6,504,000 237,032 0 0 48,588 24,294 0 2,132 0 0 0 0 156 135 8 0 830 Manitowoc: Wesley 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 0 0 031 Marinette: First 27,383 143,377 0 0 19,356 1,562 0 538 0 0 0 0 1,170 700 0 70 032 Marion: First 1,278,000 120,000 0 0 8,124 8,124 0 1,393 0 364 0 0 0 4,650 0 149 033 Mattoon 323,000 0 0 0 2,304 2,304 0 170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 034 Mishicot: Zion 320,000 22,226 0 0 5,268 5,268 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 297 0 0 0Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 505Church NameNicolet District1 Algoma2 Angelica3 Antigo4 Argonne5 Bonduel: Zion6 Brillion: Faith7 Center: Emmanuel8 Cicero9 Clintonville10 Crandon: St Luke11 Crystal Lake12 De Pere: New Hope13 Denmark: Zion14 Egg Harbor: Calvary15 Forest Junction: Zion16 Gibraltar: Zion17 Gillett: Tabor18 Goodman: Union Protestant19 Green Bay: Bethany20 Green Bay: First21 Green Bay: Peace22 Green Bay: St Paul'S23 Harmony24 Hickory25 Iola26 Jacksonport27 Manawa28 Manitowoc: St Pauls29 Manitowoc: Lakeshore30 Manitowoc: Wesley31 Marinette: First32 Marion: First33 Mattoon34 Mishicot: Zion50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 6590 0 51 6,374 9,074 28,487 0 3,980 2,874 0 0 0 1,685 1,115 18,032 0 2,696 85,554 132 37 31 2,709 5,544 13,219 0 0 2,058 0 0 0 0 703 7,377 0 0 39,400 20 0 0 9,294 15,600 41,370 0 0 2,350 0 0 0 32,700 3,900 29,400 11,225 4,435 162,081 30 0 0 2,121 3,285 10,308 0 860 443 0 0 0 75 1,868 4,330 0 1,200 26,470 40 0 0 4,096 5,904 18,304 0 9,147 0 0 0 0 2,500 300 8,500 0 0 52,739 545 0 25 9,587 11,088 43,021 0 4,053 4,926 0 0 0 53,781 4,524 24,649 10,103 7,365 195,584 67 77 31 2,645 5,544 14,850 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,034 10,023 0 557 42,008 70 0 0 2,410 2,772 10,772 0 986 1,478 0 0 0 6,499 1,308 16,850 0 1,360 55,107 80 0 103 9,151 10,026 40,579 0 3,338 1,654 0 0 0 19,803 1,935 35,191 0 0 132,533 90 0 0 5,380 11,275 26,689 0 3,094 1,980 0 0 0 0 339 11,722 0 16,636 89,113 100 0 0 0 0 10,328 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,100 112 6,788 0 14,853 37,923 110 0 0 9,502 0 17,500 0 24,167 725 15 0 0 42,117 9,219 24,528 0 31,666 170,055 120 0 0 1,003 0 19,556 0 0 1,369 0 0 0 1,200 0 10,427 0 0 36,826 130 85 0 3,581 5,962 26,484 1,582 3,572 6,356 0 0 0 14,824 3,446 20,160 0 7,218 121,625 140 0 0 11,376 15,660 35,099 0 37,701 7,184 0 0 0 9,416 2,647 5,559 0 6,691 153,806 150 60 0 2,177 3,501 15,554 1,294 2,479 3,861 0 0 0 4,223 4,893 10,101 0 0 93,335 1620 0 0 2,011 2,772 8,902 0 1,000 550 0 0 0 1,800 0 5,000 0 0 24,848 170 0 0 2,445 4,065 7,881 0 1,128 2,509 125 0 0 0 370 4,960 0 0 27,976 180 0 0 20,381 29,028 43,426 35,609 27,971 5,939 0 0 0 60,359 10,053 39,241 55,791 0 359,776 190 0 0 32,473 34,959 43,842 43,842 31,848 5,000 0 61,092 0 251,103 66,813 96,101 0 15,785 915,461 207 7 7 0 8,118 20,432 0 0 785 0 0 0 38,430 7,750 34,504 878 43,982 162,965 219 19 20 16,097 13,368 52,708 9,574 15,108 1,193 0 0 0 71,038 11,109 61,036 62,428 648 344,746 228 0 0 3,997 5,748 16,882 0 2,000 870 0 0 0 4,411 2,222 10,116 0 976 48,585 230 0 0 929 0 4,689 0 288 663 0 0 0 2,030 122 5,586 0 1,894 18,787 2465 25 5 6,150 8,689 26,000 0 3,889 4,000 0 0 0 13,067 1,262 5,500 0 0 80,974 250 0 0 459 796 3,078 0 0 176 0 0 0 1,927 1,074 9,961 0 0 27,117 2655 32 0 3,311 4,679 14,000 0 2,095 2,870 0 0 0 7,045 179 3,133 0 0 42,679 270 0 0 6,452 6,684 27,724 0 2,222 604 0 0 0 33,050 4,601 19,721 0 0 101,579 2818 8 8 6,452 6,684 27,667 0 2,060 3,914 0 0 0 39,673 3,529 28,631 0 0 145,377 290 0 0 735 5,544 22,151 0 6,000 1,648 0 0 0 6,628 420 16,103 0 0 59,294 300 0 0 10,225 15,660 41,125 0 3,074 2,826 0 0 0 50,420 1,970 26,279 0 8,839 164,458 310 0 0 5,190 11,932 25,225 0 8,950 1,284 499 0 0 0 4,897 11,915 0 16,138 100,710 320 0 0 0 0 10,500 0 0 826 0 0 0 987 141 5,646 0 0 20,574 330 0 0 2,946 5,785 10,327 0 311 354 0 0 0 599 781 4,799 0 7,000 38,567 34

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal506 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50c35 New London 900,000 10,000 68,600 0 24,756 2,500 0 933 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 47 036 Niagara: Riverside 1,037,000 0 0 0 9,000 4,500 0 1,341 0 100 0 21 1,506 800 32 0 337 Oconto 1,200,000 32,000 0 0 9,012 9,012 0 240 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 038 Oconto Falls 1,924,544 222,797 77,837 0 15,156 8,577 0 511 0 0 0 26 0 1,242 56 86 1539 Oneida 579,000 0 0 0 16,140 8,304 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 040 Parfreyville 833,000 187,932 0 0 17,352 15,116 0 11,510 0 1,271 0 58 0 4,023 45 58 5041 Peshtigo 1,210,784 21,234 0 0 12,576 1,049 0 43 0 87 0 0 0 644 10 26 042 Red River: Salem 748,902 26,977 0 1,560 6,240 4,680 0 177 0 159 0 19 167 349 0 0 043 Reedsville: Zion 325,000 40,000 0 0 2,088 0 0 67 0 0 0 75 0 0 0 25 044 Rural Brillion 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 556 0 0 045 Seymour 2,421,900 264,982 0 0 19,656 19,656 0 4,719 0 936 0 61 0 2,165 0 0 046 Shawano 1,679,000 31,212 0 0 17,148 12,379 0 4,958 0 321 0 107 0 728 40 75 047 Sturgeon Bay 2,653,000 398,000 30,081 0 34,248 34,248 0 19,986 0 3,858 0 213 4,968 8,335 313 285 35648 Suamico 1,352,588 17,588 30,968 0 16,764 16,764 0 701 0 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 049 Suring 678,207 51,923 0 0 4,284 4,284 0 702 0 486 0 56 0 1,487 0 0 050 Two Rivers: Emmanuel 2,488,000 56,000 0 0 8,748 1,114 0 685 0 0 0 6 0 851 27 82 2151 Waupaca: First 1,902,981 0 0 50,886 27,948 6,664 0 2,434 411 0 0 0 2,438 1,348 0 439 052 West Kewaunee 25,000 0 0 0 1,572 1,572 0 125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 053 Wittenberg: New Horizons 165,000 61,962 0 0 10,500 10,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 717 0 0 0District Totals 68,113,141 4,957,815 834,412 122,161 752,460 518,662 0 0 97,065 411 12,261 0 0 2,027 34,715 189,162 710 7,117 666Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 507Table 2Church Name35 New London36 Niagara: Riverside37 Oconto38 Oconto Falls39 Oneida40 Parfreyville41 Peshtigo42 Red River: Salem43 Reedsville: Zion44 Rural Brillion45 Seymour46 Shawano47 Sturgeon Bay48 Suamico49 Suring50 Two Rivers: Emmanuel51 Waupaca: First52 West Kewaunee53 Wittenberg: New HorizonsDistrict TotalsNative American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 655 0 0 10,473 13,368 41,168 0 6,964 0 5,200 0 0 42,063 4,090 40,124 15,247 11,702 193,888 353 3 3 6,445 12,197 23,642 0 3,308 3,706 445 0 0 0 0 7,901 0 0 65,956 360 0 0 300 14,514 30,741 0 1,999 1,920 0 0 0 2,566 373 17,017 0 0 78,682 3715 70 0 7,839 11,088 35,609 0 3,500 235 0 0 0 17,197 1,993 19,207 12,326 4,976 124,568 380 0 0 8,040 14,376 28,217 0 2,929 2,222 0 0 0 0 3,330 22,148 0 4,569 94,135 3930 25 37 8,693 15,660 35,620 0 1,924 1,982 0 0 0 19,945 3,248 19,187 0 4,076 142,558 405 0 0 5,339 7,620 22,378 0 2,618 978 0 0 0 10,034 2,557 11,755 0 0 65,143 410 0 0 4,132 5,038 18,304 0 1,513 2,025 0 0 0 0 4,285 9,509 0 1,394 51,751 420 0 0 0 0 6,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 208 4,434 0 0 10,809 430 0 0 0 0 3,870 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,073 0 0 5,499 440 0 0 7,226 6,705 27,635 0 2,088 4,271 0 0 0 22,451 5,420 19,036 0 0 122,369 45158 0 20 9,640 11,088 43,080 0 3,931 355 0 0 0 25,122 436 27,230 0 1,027 140,695 46171 255 72 13,062 15,660 40,402 0 28,000 2,470 0 0 0 57,172 7,403 43,542 20,789 10,973 312,533 470 0 0 8,841 13,368 37,233 0 0 0 0 0 0 21,397 3,562 44,691 23,631 0 170,263 480 0 0 2,138 0 11,481 0 2,112 1,624 0 0 0 35 200 10,099 0 0 34,704 4918 42 13 6,558 12,875 28,269 0 2,634 2,213 0 0 0 17,801 259 9,094 0 13,441 96,003 500 0 0 13,963 15,660 40,441 12,700 6,287 2,807 0 0 0 30,204 10,254 43,699 64,189 0 253,938 510 0 0 1,609 2,258 7,122 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,000 0 1,000 16,686 520 0 0 4,618 9,180 23,897 0 7,856 1,260 0 0 0 5,100 6,050 12,464 0 329 81,971 53761 745 426 320,575 450,401 1,283,788 104,601 278,984 101,337 6,284 61,092 0 1,043,577 208,304 997,079 276,607 243,426 6,240,783Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal508 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50cWinnebago District1 Appleton: Emmanuel 1,100,000 236,596 260,000 0 26,520 26,520 0 2,156 0 216 0 189 0 5,448 0 95 02 Appleton: First 14,290,000 3,134,076 0 3,855 112,944 101,651 0 12,050 0 595 0 134 0 11,187 45 0 1003 Appleton: St James 2,277,000 24,936 0 0 21,780 2,778 0 1,660 0 0 0 0 0 895 0 318 04 Appleton: Zion 700,000 0 105,000 0 6,984 6,984 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 05 Beaver Dam: Trinity 4,049,850 605,150 100,000 0 62,700 31,350 0 3,631 0 2,586 0 237 1,000 3,000 0 297 06 Berlin 891,000 91,718 0 0 12,324 9,243 0 1,702 0 245 0 0 100 3,130 0 0 07 Borth 877,800 126,000 0 0 9,840 9,840 0 1,001 0 0 0 81 3,049 4,053 0 0 08 Brandon 1,180,000 15,000 0 0 7,092 7,332 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09 Columbus 2,344,000 602,000 0 0 23,640 23,640 0 4,696 0 1,444 0 98 0 0 261 270 11910 Courtland 60,000 17,768 0 0 696 696 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 011 Eden: Tabor 1,500,000 0 0 0 9,804 8,404 0 702 0 0 0 23 0 1,224 0 140 612 Eldorado: Salem 200,000 117,556 0 0 2,664 2,664 0 1,270 0 75 0 25 0 1,653 0 15 013 Eureka 770,000 69,063 0 0 13,020 13,020 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12,264 0 0 014 Fall River 1,043,500 43,182 12,121 0 13,152 13,152 0 3,638 400 400 0 0 508 0 5 0 015 Fond Du Lac: Covenant 3,574,000 549,230 0 0 38,232 25,372 0 7,395 127 930 0 420 0 7,095 201 374 26016 Fond Du Lac: Salem 4,232,600 215,148 0 0 45,672 45,672 0 6,023 0 853 0 386 0 4,473 20 1,125 017 Green Lake: Federated 223,627 30,927 0 1,295 1,476 1,476 0 837 0 159 0 0 0 0 0 0 018 Greenville: Faith 2,384,680 57,753 363,265 0 26,676 11,536 0 4,546 0 10 0 149 600 6,789 37 143 6219 Horicon: Emmanuel 1,500,000 0 7,250 0 10,824 10,824 0 1,520 0 0 0 0 850 1,388 0 0 020 Juneau 360,000 0 0 0 4,524 4,524 0 120 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 021 Kaukauna: Peace 2,956,000 288,000 0 0 25,368 19,026 0 3,077 0 92 0 51 0 1,295 25 0 022 Kingston 342,000 50,000 0 0 3,576 3,576 0 491 0 0 0 37 310 165 71 0 4723 Lomira: Trinity 2,035,000 153,700 0 0 27,900 27,900 0 7,993 0 600 0 0 200 75 0 1,073 024 Lowell 1,000,000 130,000 10,000 0 5,808 5,808 0 469 0 0 0 0 0 800 0 0 025 Markesan 2,200,000 417,336 0 0 20,256 20,256 0 12,355 0 222 0 272 0 16,200 0 0 4026 Mayville 331,200 58,902 52,451 0 15,228 5,501 0 45 0 0 0 0 45 0 0 0 027 Montello: Trinity 1,460,000 145,000 0 0 17,028 17,028 0 645 0 248 0 0 0 864 0 10 028 Neenah: Faith 4,885,000 20,269 255,519 0 49,524 12,483 0 3,272 0 0 0 246 0 3,430 50 321 029 Neenah: First 5,800,700 231,049 0 130,959 58,920 500 0 3,990 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 030 Menasha: The Family Church 437,000 0 428,426 0 1,140 1,140 0 291 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 031 Neshkoro: Zion 750,000 0 0 0 4,140 4,140 0 867 0 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 032 North Fond Du Lac: Community 595,000 19,560 32,145 0 6,756 6,756 0 553 0 65 0 90 0 0 80 130 5033 Oakfield 1,300,000 6,500 0 0 7,452 4,968 0 2,965 0 0 0 58 0 931 64 105 5034 Oshkosh: Algoma Boulevard 6,814,243 804,871 58,674 0 60,348 40,008 0 7,321 0 538 0 97 0 2,676 15 48 6635 Oshkosh: First 4,000,000 180,000 0 0 21,000 12,905 0 1,431 0 0 0 102 0 0 52 263 036 Oshkosh: Wesley 2,515,700 112,626 0 0 20,448 9,523 0 6,404 0 489 0 441 0 2,511 0 200 037 Poy Sippi 346,000 7,404 0 0 5,040 3,830 0 533 0 0 0 30 0 897 0 0 038 Princeton: Emmanuel 515,000 100,000 0 0 2,532 2,532 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,214 0 0 039 Randolph 272,500 84,981 23,703 0 15,480 0 0 1,693 0 0 0 0 0 2,186 0 0 040 Ripon: Immanuel 4,000,000 45,000 149,000 0 31,188 31,188 0 11,695 0 5,581 0 0 12,500 17,500 0 2,123 041 Waterloo 1,070,100 86,100 0 0 14,736 7,368 0 1,026 838 0 0 127 0 914 0 10 5142 Waukau 398,800 19,000 0 0 10,884 6,351 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 043 Waupun 2,469,000 466,552 0 0 21,600 21,600 0 595 0 0 0 120 0 922 0 0 044 Wautoma: Grace 2,307,000 51,615 0 0 24,912 24,912 0 3,237 0 306 0 309 0 4,593 0 0 045 Wild Rose 400,000 97,912 0 0 8,328 8,328 0 958 0 55 0 47 0 473 0 0 0District Totals 92,758,300 9,512,480 1,857,554 136,109 930,156 654,305 0 0 124,953 1,365 15,789 0 0 3,769 19,162 120,445 926 7,060 851Total Apportioned-DistrictTotal Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

Table 2Native American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 509Church NameWinnebago District1 Appleton: Emmanuel2 Appleton: First3 Appleton: St James4 Appleton: Zion5 Beaver Dam: Trinity6 Berlin7 Borth8 Brandon9 Columbus10 Courtland11 Eden: Tabor12 Eldorado: Salem13 Eureka14 Fall River15 Fond Du Lac: Covenant16 Fond Du Lac: Salem17 Green Lake: Federated18 Greenville: Faith19 Horicon: Emmanuel20 Juneau21 Kaukauna: Peace22 Kingston23 Lomira: Trinity24 Lowell25 Markesan26 Mayville27 Montello: Trinity28 Neenah: Faith29 Neenah: First30 Menasha: The Family Church31 Neshkoro: Zion32 North Fond Du Lac: Community33 Oakfield34 Oshkosh: Algoma Boulevard35 Oshkosh: First36 Oshkosh: Wesley37 Poy Sippi38 Princeton: Emmanuel39 Randolph40 Ripon: Immanuel41 Waterloo42 Waukau43 Waupun44 Wautoma: Grace45 Wild RoseDistrict Totals50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 650 0 0 10,349 15,660 48,000 0 10,500 798 0 0 0 54,293 6,185 35,734 28,897 0 245,040 140 54 50 25,990 29,328 69,188 39,150 19,869 5,853 0 0 0 307,619 31,846 153,912 0 67,469 876,130 20 0 0 11,150 15,660 43,260 0 2,136 2,000 0 0 0 36,572 1,972 32,171 7,967 0 158,539 30 0 0 7,923 11,088 35,609 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,200 12,000 14,000 1,500 90,304 40 144 166 17,900 26,400 42,000 32,000 18,720 14,000 0 0 0 115,000 23,000 75,000 25,000 20,000 451,431 50 43 0 6,294 10,962 24,926 0 2,275 1,262 0 0 0 10,666 2,005 12,503 0 0 85,356 60 31 0 5,297 7,207 23,675 0 2,700 2,506 0 0 0 2,460 1,734 9,236 0 49,110 121,980 70 0 0 2,850 6,000 14,400 0 12,800 4,500 0 0 0 0 1,000 6,220 0 16,000 71,102 80 0 196 9,000 13,368 35,873 0 9,000 2,727 0 0 0 53,464 4,670 39,875 0 0 198,701 90 0 0 608 1,097 5,004 0 0 0 0 0 0 408 0 764 0 0 8,577 107 30 50 2,527 9,096 17,304 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,844 926 16,641 2,500 152,415 216,839 110 0 0 0 0 4,800 0 0 0 2,400 0 0 2,765 66 6,336 0 5,276 27,345 120 0 0 7,707 11,088 33,263 0 12,857 3,142 0 0 0 3,600 1,584 19,516 0 0 118,041 130 56 0 7,984 13,368 32,323 0 10,000 3,322 0 0 0 7,641 4,558 15,312 6,997 3,674 123,338 14162 287 142 13,358 15,660 51,799 0 6,721 2,553 0 0 0 81,099 12,577 61,139 0 56,501 344,172 15124 25 77 11,996 13,368 48,940 0 15,398 845 0 0 0 124,817 6,178 60,851 3,120 8,707 352,998 160 0 0 0 0 2,209 0 2,736 346 0 0 0 4,713 3,597 4,067 0 0 20,140 17113 160 67 13,035 15,660 31,110 0 25,320 3,410 0 0 0 40,943 9,710 51,593 65,908 4,256 285,157 180 0 0 5,543 7,312 13,631 16,149 2,996 2,002 0 0 0 0 793 16,639 10,000 0 89,647 190 0 0 1,895 1,799 6,961 7,982 0 1,287 0 0 0 0 177 6,037 0 3,500 34,282 200 10 0 9,598 15,652 39,616 0 9,432 3,200 0 0 0 38,218 4,630 22,434 0 0 166,356 210 76 24 2,372 0 7,960 0 0 0 0 0 0 900 2,192 4,590 0 0 22,811 220 0 0 11,729 14,514 49,000 0 4,470 2,125 0 0 0 25,521 4,768 42,677 0 6,714 199,359 230 0 0 3,341 4,785 7,661 7,727 0 1,856 0 0 0 2,500 1,400 12,000 0 0 48,347 241,602 1,211 0 9,266 13,308 43,341 0 15,500 3,520 0 0 0 21,975 8,312 22,428 0 5,466 195,274 250 0 0 9,589 10,707 42,968 0 15,600 2,284 0 0 0 6,266 4,295 31,267 18,604 14,650 161,821 265 0 0 11,636 10,694 25,256 0 3,295 1,450 2,936 0 0 21,875 2,737 19,531 0 1,080 119,290 270 45 25 12,498 13,368 46,544 0 23,000 715 0 0 0 168,111 11,430 73,163 28,168 2,775 399,644 280 0 0 15,743 14,705 48,377 19,250 37,700 3,997 0 0 0 136,081 60,988 69,810 0 1,771 412,912 290 0 0 9,365 13,368 39,573 0 0 187 0 0 0 9,070 8,405 20,343 6,000 0 107,742 300 65 0 2,721 3,788 12,162 0 975 1,300 0 0 0 5,650 0 8,660 0 0 40,408 3145 78 50 7,013 11,088 31,341 0 3,921 3,336 0 0 0 4,092 1,412 10,881 3,600 0 84,581 3260 70 10 3,587 4,878 15,871 0 3,002 1,857 0 0 0 1,284 1,914 8,120 0 0 49,794 3384 25 125 14,014 11,745 56,661 0 20,970 2,110 0 0 0 166,057 12,309 68,297 97,192 44,042 544,400 3436 15 0 14,448 15,660 60,000 0 0 3,300 0 0 0 349 656 48,689 0 5,263 163,169 350 10 0 6,745 10,679 33,196 0 0 0 0 0 0 21,515 2,682 34,330 0 0 128,725 360 10 0 2,852 7,231 11,204 0 0 1,427 0 0 0 3,285 742 8,067 0 150 40,258 370 0 0 2,909 2,674 5,314 0 823 363 735 0 0 1,190 399 6,414 0 0 24,567 380 0 0 9,583 14,473 36,600 0 7,287 949 0 0 0 1,664 0 18,801 0 74,295 167,531 390 0 0 12,501 15,660 49,204 0 0 0 0 0 0 56,483 10,624 29,945 65,136 25,971 346,111 4055 0 87 7,604 13,368 35,609 0 3,330 3,837 0 0 0 0 3,086 66,893 0 0 144,203 410 0 0 8,353 11,088 30,300 0 12,000 3,300 0 0 0 0 2,201 13,147 0 2,715 89,755 420 0 0 9,484 14,355 40,390 0 0 0 0 0 0 23,823 1,640 28,695 0 4,446 146,070 430 0 0 9,973 15,660 40,000 0 3,918 3,572 0 0 0 29,621 8,011 28,423 0 9,613 182,148 440 0 0 6,239 9,230 26,975 0 2,027 2,275 0 0 0 2,107 0 11,207 0 0 69,921 452,333 2,445 1,069 374,569 496,799 1,419,398 122,258 321,278 97,513 6,071 0 0 1,598,541 268,611 1,344,358 383,089 587,359 7,974,316

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal510 2010 Statistics - Table 2Table 2Value-Church Land/ Buildings/EquipmentValue-Other AssetsDebt Secured by ChurchPhysical AssetsOther DebtTotal Apportioned-AnnualConferenceTotal Apportionments Paid-Annual ConferenceTotal Apportioned-DistrictChurch Name 36 37 38 39 40a 40b 41a 41b 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50a 50b 50cSummary1 Capital District 86,232,435 14,759,839 4,853,679 850,417 1,314,474 1,272,303 0 0 208,702 2,000 18,676 0 0 2,243 21,838 390,240 2,977 12,956 2,8872 Chippewa District 78,027,512 10,547,125 1,865,938 449,460 930,876 746,260 0 0 98,557 0 8,822 0 0 2,651 66,679 112,505 1,041 7,248 1,0783 Coulee District 78,464,374 7,245,910 597,029 66,195 808,308 641,167 0 0 74,125 80 20,701 0 0 2,239 66,430 137,719 824 6,376 9224 Heartland District 70,677,382 13,591,600 1,449,520 6,587 869,040 720,470 0 0 78,472 0 5,436 0 0 3,207 44,573 108,317 815 7,415 5155 Metro North District 113,036,839 9,107,458 2,070,753 60,766 1,127,832 1,031,836 6,374 3,434 173,684 5,455 55,864 0 0 3,035 93,127 201,834 2,221 8,743 1,1806 Metro South District 111,411,711 9,019,574 4,904,076 650,976 1,038,786 853,755 5,852 2,200 87,737 250 19,725 0 0 3,413 39,403 228,574 2,120 8,843 1,6987 Nicolet District 68,113,141 4,957,815 834,412 122,161 752,460 518,662 0 0 97,065 411 12,261 0 0 2,027 34,715 189,162 710 7,117 6668 Winnebago District 92,758,300 9,512,480 1,857,554 136,109 930,156 654,305 0 0 124,953 1,365 15,789 0 0 3,769 19,162 120,445 926 7,060 8519 Conference Miscellaneous 0 0 0 0 0 9,150 0 0 194,494 9,000 68,175 2,695 0 95 0 0 49 100 281Conference Total 698,721,694 78,741,801 18,432,961 2,342,671 7,771,932 6,447,908 12,226 5,634 1,137,789 18,561 225,449 2,695 0 22,679 385,927 1,488,796 11,683 65,858 10,078Total Apportionments Paid-DistrictGeneral Advance SpecialsPaidWorld Service Specials PaidConference Advance SpecialsPaidYouth Service Fund PaidOther Funds Paid forConnectional MinistryAnnual Conference SpecialSunday OfferingsOther Funds Sent Directly toUM CausesOther Funds Sent Directly toNon-UM CausesHuman Relations SundayOne Great Hour of SharingPeace with Justice Sunday

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 2 511Table 2Church NameSummary1 Capital District2 Chippewa District3 Coulee District4 Heartland District5 Metro North District6 Metro South District7 Nicolet District8 Winnebago District9 Conference MiscellaneousConference TotalNative American MinistriesSundayWorld Communion SundayUM Student DayDirect-Billed Clergy Non-Health BenefitsDirect-Billed Clergy HealthBenefitsPastor's Base CompensationAssociate Pastor(s) BaseCompensationHousing Expense/ AllowanceAccountable ReimbursementsPaid to Pastor(s)Other Cash Allowances Paidto Pastor(s)50d 50e 50f 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 652,088 3,190 2,121 456,368 485,051 1,742,993 175,656 340,607 94,233 10,502 126,884 0 2,691,955 659,041 2,082,526 704,801 1,368,140 12,880,978 11,943 1,407 746 386,167 528,818 1,791,289 39,258 279,289 172,367 4,445 120 0 1,141,144 228,371 1,297,441 334,660 384,172 7,636,478 2878 2,183 505 366,202 457,545 1,575,461 40,472 179,256 143,447 5,534 0 0 835,331 244,750 1,117,570 215,292 739,530 6,874,539 3959 2,011 873 302,471 395,850 1,354,330 16,331 274,050 102,683 6,267 0 0 1,419,782 287,694 1,285,402 265,675 438,761 7,122,359 42,174 4,012 1,408 373,577 385,550 1,387,857 179,091 305,630 100,309 1,600 24,000 54,316 2,303,351 433,894 1,973,043 496,802 364,306 9,971,333 52,959 3,246 3,246 431,588 491,301 1,707,099 210,077 447,958 103,305 3,837 21,646 0 2,143,741 397,343 1,743,767 556,693 759,522 10,275,046 6761 745 426 320,575 450,401 1,283,788 104,601 278,984 101,337 6,284 61,092 0 1,043,577 208,304 997,079 276,607 243,426 6,240,783 72,333 2,445 1,069 374,569 496,799 1,419,398 122,258 321,278 97,513 6,071 0 0 1,598,541 268,611 1,344,358 383,089 587,359 7,974,316 850 325 275 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 284,689 914,145 19,564 10,669 3,011,517 3,691,315 12,262,215 887,744 2,427,052 915,194 44,540 233,742 54,316 13,177,422 2,728,008 11,841,186 3,233,619 4,885,216 69,260,521Salary & Benefits for DeaconsSalary & Benefits for DiaconalMinistersSalary & Benefits for All OtherChurch StaffLocal Church ProgramExpensesOther Current OperatingExpensesPrincipal/ Interest onIndebtednessCapital Expenditures forBuilding/ Improvements/ MajorEquipmentGrand Total Paid

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal512 2010 Statistics - Table 3Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsFundraisers & Other SourcesChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 69Conference Misc 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Capital District1 Albany 122 0 100,435 5,952 366 0 335 7,610 114,698 6,742 1,000 0 0 7,742 0 0 0 0 12 Arlington 42 22,340 27,008 455 0 0 600 5,000 55,403 0 4,000 0 500 4,500 0 0 0 0 23 Beloit: River Of Life 245 187,105 91,372 17,329 107 0 8,092 37,022 341,027 0 220,906 0 4,043 224,949 0 22,159 0 22,159 34 Briggsville 93 0 50,727 3,066 415 0 0 3,758 57,966 0 660 0 5,218 5,878 0 0 0 0 45 Brodhead 190 116,000 105,970 0 120 0 100 1,465 223,655 2,525 0 0 99 2,624 0 0 0 0 56 Brooklyn: Community 71 41,409 3,016 2,697 200 0 0 1,317 48,639 29,085 2,270 1,291 802 33,448 0 0 0 0 67 Cambridge: Willerup 107 0 190,810 6,535 1,581 0 0 0 198,926 0 4,500 0 1,680 6,180 0 0 0 0 78 Darien 46 31,412 0 0 0 0 0 0 31,412 7,400 1,575 0 0 8,975 0 0 0 0 89 Delavan 102 113,946 35,573 5,928 21,680 0 740 7,376 185,243 123,717 2,429 0 4,923 131,069 0 0 0 0 910 Edgerton 116 0 135,915 2,450 722 0 1,695 0 140,782 2,460 35,388 3,202 4,475 45,525 0 0 0 0 1011 Evansville 90 56,195 40,188 12,479 1,546 0 0 0 110,408 12,479 100 0 78 12,657 0 0 0 0 1112 Evansville: Peace 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1213 Fort Atkinson: First 348 0 289,532 3,963 43,002 0 11,800 16,399 364,696 5,555 29,677 0 24,775 60,007 0 0 0 0 1314 Janesville: Asbury 91 118,224 15,007 806 0 0 150 4,896 139,083 36,619 445 0 984 38,048 0 0 0 0 1415 Janesville: Cargill 525 449,671 99,971 4,293 0 0 2,445 185,231 741,611 327,928 198,141 3,005 31,814 560,888 0 0 0 0 1516 Janesville: Mt Zion 0 79,938 1,013 0 14 0 1,485 1,386 83,836 0 1,074 0 1,818 2,892 0 14,000 0 14,000 1617 Jefferson: Immanuel 114 0 89,721 1,587 104 0 2,198 15,625 109,235 8,250 10,120 0 1,486 19,856 0 0 1,500 1,500 1718 Lagrange 50 0 25,260 2,500 1,810 0 450 25,000 55,020 0 0 0 7,021 7,021 0 0 0 0 1819 Lake Mills 340 161,384 0 3,467 1,132 0 3,385 0 169,368 0 7,831 0 986 8,817 0 0 0 0 1920 Lodi 225 258,211 6,339 3,629 0 0 8,430 13,374 289,983 54,749 34,000 0 14,727 103,476 0 0 0 0 2021 Madison: Asbury 470 672,702 180,902 11,843 2,002 0 42,447 0 909,896 18,000 5,625 155,088 0 178,713 0 0 0 0 2122 Madison: Bashford 210 205,244 32,028 7,319 602 0 608 0 245,801 0 15,055 0 1,414 16,469 0 0 0 0 2223 Madison: Bethany 269 346,906 32,166 3,087 2,603 0 105,895 13,233 503,890 33,079 153,626 12,964 26,316 225,985 0 0 0 0 2324 Madison: Divine Savior 149 211,454 17,972 1,870 943 23,880 12,640 3,978 272,737 0 375 0 6,936 7,311 0 0 0 0 2425 Madison: First 500 826,267 72,221 5,920 16,881 0 5,010 3,347 929,646 185,510 2,305 0 24,646 212,461 0 0 5,500 5,500 2526 Madison: First Hispanic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2627 Madison: Sherman Avenue 47 66,756 10,242 20,511 16 18 5,775 4,561 107,879 0 255 0 606 861 0 0 10,000 10,000 2728 Madison: Trinity 112 52,166 49,911 2,339 19,140 0 27,686 5,359 156,601 54,166 0 2,021 6,144 62,331 0 0 0 0 2829 Madison: University 15 40,022 1,670 449 6,400 0 500 0 49,041 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2930 Marshall 74 78,040 11,267 2,105 11,080 0 0 2,465 104,957 0 11,100 3,733 3,240 18,073 0 0 0 0 30Total Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 3 513Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 6931 Milton 164 146,331 28,613 7,645 0 0 200 17,763 200,552 86,926 4,231 4,652 2,544 98,353 0 0 0 0 3132 Monona 237 278,030 45,420 5,096 118 0 823 0 329,487 17,847 2,239 1,503 22,793 44,382 0 39,700 47,124 86,824 3233 Monona (Pre-Merger) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3334 Moundville 55 0 37,690 6,183 0 0 407 2,605 46,885 9,530 155 1,312 2,190 13,187 0 0 0 0 3435 North Windsor 34 0 26,009 135 0 0 0 2,400 28,544 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3536 Oregon: People'S 240 301,622 41,801 5,305 270 0 8,551 2,702 360,251 94,448 1,955 6,330 8,091 110,824 0 0 0 0 3637 Orfordville: New Horizon 87 0 68,561 1,253 175 0 150 3,403 73,542 1,655 50 11,093 650 13,448 0 0 0 0 3738 Pardeeville 136 125,343 1,355 2,571 2,237 0 0 0 131,506 0 0 0 2,818 2,818 0 0 0 0 3839 Pleasant Valley 30 0 29,977 4,569 1,429 0 0 4,700 40,675 0 3,425 3,122 1,321 7,868 0 0 0 0 3940 Plymouth 31 0 22,772 222 200 0 1,442 0 24,636 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4041 Portage 231 163,327 81,407 9,856 992 0 2,318 3,641 261,541 0 9,677 649 63,972 74,298 0 0 0 0 4142 Poynette Inch 48 0 62,295 2,906 95 0 0 2,027 67,323 1,192 900 0 153 2,245 0 0 0 0 4243 Richmond 33 0 34,848 7,712 39 0 1,104 8,452 52,155 0 10,200 0 200 10,400 0 0 0 0 4344 Sharon 90 30,621 0 0 0 0 300 7,822 38,743 4,300 1,850 0 0 6,150 0 0 0 0 4445 Stoughton 90 105,142 7,859 675 56 0 0 1,500 115,232 0 0 0 2,500 2,500 0 0 10,000 10,000 4546 Sun Prairie 428 465,415 112,338 8,665 23 0 9,982 1,995 598,418 5,706 1,770 750 2,527 10,753 0 0 0 0 4647 Verona: Sugar River 110 206,993 34,018 5,208 3,011 0 0 1,200 250,430 31,435 0 9,825 36,355 77,615 0 0 0 0 4748 Waunakee: Crossroads 86 127,715 41,283 2,949 27 0 3,081 4,967 180,022 0 1,570 9,814 6,538 17,922 0 0 0 0 4849 Whitewater: First 262 0 388,963 6,831 9,407 0 250 26,513 431,964 0 24,656 0 9,498 34,154 0 0 0 0 49District Totals 7,155 6,085,931 2,781,445 210,360 150,545 23,898 271,074 450,092 9,973,345 1,161,303 805,135 230,354 336,881 2,533,673 0 75,859 74,124 149,983Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal514 2010 Statistics - Table 3Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 69Chippewa District1 Alma 26 0 26,839 538 0 0 0 0 27,377 0 1,539 0 5,161 6,700 0 0 0 0 12 Altoona 45 0 52,567 1,900 0 0 200 0 54,667 911 515 0 1,645 3,071 0 0 0 0 23 Anson 27 0 16,157 621 474 0 0 5,190 22,442 0 150 0 0 150 0 0 0 0 34 Arkansaw 39 0 22,090 1,428 2,573 0 150 20,266 46,507 0 31 3,903 919 4,853 0 0 0 0 45 Ashland: First 31 0 34,094 2,636 144 0 0 723 37,597 0 11,535 0 515 12,050 0 0 0 0 56 Atlas 40 0 25,942 363 1,696 0 450 1,671 30,122 0 200 0 1,031 1,231 0 0 0 0 67 Augusta 75 0 84,147 1,973 94 0 276 2,426 88,916 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 78 Centuria: Holy Trinity 51 73,274 8,007 0 1,471 70,728 1,520 10,138 165,138 64,475 7,659 469 1,869 74,472 0 0 0 0 89 Barron: First 146 162,182 0 4,378 0 0 1,550 937 169,047 0 2,133 0 5,624 7,757 0 0 0 0 910 Bay City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1011 Birchwood 25 14,340 9,250 3,846 0 0 0 825 28,261 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1112 Bloomer 58 72,745 29,587 1,178 0 0 0 0 103,510 0 7,996 0 0 7,996 0 0 0 0 1213 Boyceville 55 0 55,392 540 0 0 0 1,843 57,775 0 1,445 0 0 1,445 0 0 0 0 1314 Bruce: Federated 38 0 41,155 2,333 0 0 0 1,895 45,383 0 2,950 0 0 2,950 0 0 0 0 1415 Cadott 15 34,000 0 500 6 0 0 0 34,506 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1516 Canton 36 0 26,583 1,369 0 0 0 0 27,952 0 120 0 0 120 0 0 0 0 1617 Chetek 96 84,984 25,020 7,500 136 0 372 5,068 123,080 18,565 1,817 0 895 21,277 0 0 3,850 3,850 1718 Chippewa Falls: Trinity 233 146,421 45,943 1,807 0 0 5,125 14,464 213,760 47,206 8,262 0 2,083 57,551 0 0 0 0 1819 Chippewa Falls: Zion 101 83,814 66,384 16,057 0 0 400 422 167,077 5 800 0 1,004 1,809 0 0 0 0 1920 Clear Lake 77 0 37,952 3,482 236 0 0 11,988 53,658 7,600 2,840 3,652 1,808 15,900 0 0 0 0 2021 Colfax 45 0 30,995 1,556 2,435 0 610 1,775 37,371 0 1,264 0 1,761 3,025 0 0 0 0 2122 Connorsville 22 0 11,948 1,219 0 0 0 0 13,167 0 615 0 0 615 0 0 0 0 2223 Cumberland: First 76 102,627 5,401 2,067 898 0 770 5,939 117,702 0 570 4,228 0 4,798 0 0 0 0 2324 Danbury 15 22,300 3,551 982 3 0 572 2,812 30,220 0 0 0 1,211 1,211 0 0 0 0 2425 Deer Park: Trinity 26 0 15,940 0 571 0 0 1,324 17,835 0 943 0 180 1,123 0 0 0 0 2526 Diamond Bluff-Ellsworth 19 0 15,629 6,562 572 0 0 2,078 24,841 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2627 Dorchester: Salem 21 0 13,425 181 0 0 4,800 0 18,406 0 20 50 90 160 0 0 0 0 2728 Downing 14 0 10,765 372 80 50 225 2,075 13,567 0 1,219 1,885 372 3,476 0 0 0 0 2829 Durand 45 20,000 28,407 3,500 60 0 1,500 3,510 56,977 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2930 Eau Claire: Chapel Heights 91 0 121,503 2,349 0 0 41,207 0 165,059 0 1,205 0 2,473 3,678 0 0 0 0 3031 Eau Claire: Hope 124 126,334 77,424 5,722 69 0 0 0 209,549 13,278 0 5,000 350 18,628 0 0 0 0 3132 Eau Claire: Lake Street 337 463,208 32,772 3,897 5,995 0 5,583 8,975 520,430 0 25,211 16,431 10,171 51,813 0 0 0 0 3233 Elk Mound: Trinity 54 106,051 5,333 0 0 0 0 0 111,384 5,180 2,710 0 6,396 14,286 0 0 0 0 3334 Ellsworth 13 0 9,486 100 3 1,659 0 600 11,848 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3435 Elmwood 54 0 35,075 6,712 375 0 270 0 42,432 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3536 Emerald 20 0 16,743 174 22 0 75 4,046 21,060 0 0 0 17 17 0 0 0 0 3637 Exeland 0 0 0 16,158 1 0 0 920 17,079 3,220 3,200 2,000 442 8,862 0 0 0 0 3738 Forest 23 0 16,365 685 6 0 0 3,326 20,382 0 968 2,007 164 3,139 0 0 0 0 3839 Frederic: St Luke'S 82 0 88,854 6,563 4,385 0 0 3,635 103,437 0 8,792 0 593 9,385 0 0 0 0 3940 Gilmanton 42 0 31,219 1,028 390 10 50 10 32,707 0 1,180 255 98 1,533 0 0 0 0 4041 Glenwood City 27 0 36,072 1,245 365 0 0 1,200 38,882 0 0 149 1,300 1,449 0 0 0 0 4142 Grand View 35 14,000 13,165 5,628 0 0 100 2,767 35,660 0 65 680 968 1,713 0 0 0 0 4243 Grantsburg: Central 65 55,340 19,568 2,901 191 0 100 1,283 79,383 742 0 0 3,679 4,421 0 0 0 0 4344 Hallie 42 0 37,478 1,274 0 0 255 577 39,584 900 1,625 442 794 3,761 0 0 0 0 4445 Hammond 27 0 44,782 1,500 23 0 100 1,715 48,120 0 4,330 1,220 0 5,550 0 0 0 0 4546 Hartland 15 15,000 3,500 1,326 0 0 0 1,815 21,641 0 30,000 0 150 30,150 0 0 0 0 4647 Hawkins 28 0 23,253 765 0 0 0 3,513 27,531 0 0 0 140 140 0 0 0 0 47Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 3 515Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 6948 Hayward 115 90,557 28,340 5,737 0 0 0 887 125,521 0 857 0 0 857 0 0 0 0 4849 Holcombe 89 0 70,904 0 1,563 0 590 16,369 89,426 0 920 0 2,327 3,247 0 0 0 0 4950 Hudson 118 269,065 84,313 3,008 4,805 0 1,400 9,142 371,733 18,515 1,250 55,284 0 75,049 0 0 0 0 5051 Iron Creek: Salem 63 0 48,555 1,262 0 0 1,070 560 51,447 3,659 1,240 0 364 5,263 0 3,169 0 3,169 5152 Jim Falls 32 0 38,097 1,538 49 0 245 7,147 47,076 0 0 130 689 819 0 0 0 0 5253 Knapp 66 0 25,166 1,340 0 0 0 2,101 28,607 0 10 315 1,450 1,775 0 0 0 0 5354 Ladysmith: Faith 0 0 59,036 2,291 2,234 0 1,700 4,200 69,461 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5455 Hertel: Lakeview 112 0 18,648 4,824 465 0 360 0 24,297 0 2,500 0 0 2,500 0 0 0 0 5556 Lewis: Memorial 40 0 23,919 2,536 0 0 0 3,146 29,601 4,145 0 1,088 45 5,278 0 0 0 0 5657 Maiden Rock 10 0 5,099 0 0 0 9,810 0 14,909 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5758 Mckinley 0 0 16,711 206 491 0 0 0 17,408 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5859 Medford 73 0 95,667 1,786 504 0 150 5,147 103,254 0 1,680 2,555 1,001 5,236 0 0 750 750 5960 Menomonie 189 116,284 71,288 6,906 15 0 0 0 194,493 37,627 1,457 0 11,850 50,934 0 0 2,200 2,200 6061 Mondovi: Our Savior'S 107 0 116,534 4,029 258 0 199 375 121,395 0 1,972 8,297 1,096 11,365 0 0 0 0 6162 New Auburn 42 0 28,786 1,290 0 0 0 0 30,076 0 5,535 10,660 4,171 20,366 0 0 0 0 6263 New Centerville 44 0 38,935 1,052 596 0 0 3,552 44,135 0 0 970 1,410 2,380 0 0 0 0 6364 New Richmond 238 118,384 95,286 2,112 55 0 420 0 216,257 0 26,893 0 9,323 36,216 0 0 0 0 6465 Odanah 0 0 1,078 6,252 0 0 7,125 0 14,455 0 0 2,026 0 2,026 0 12,004 0 12,004 6566 Ono 41 0 32,797 3,025 0 0 0 2,324 38,146 0 3,241 0 0 3,241 0 0 0 0 6667 Osceola 92 84,943 13,190 953 245 0 2,660 6,502 108,493 0 350 506 0 856 0 0 0 0 6768 Pepin 72 0 37,602 697 0 0 100 1,509 39,908 0 2,748 0 1,766 4,514 0 0 0 0 6869 Phillips 0 0 53,635 0 0 0 0 434 54,069 0 2,830 0 1,646 4,476 0 0 0 0 6970 Pleasant Valley 50 0 24,411 2,320 138 0 804 7,001 34,674 1,950 2,670 0 0 4,620 0 0 0 0 7071 Plum City 6 0 4,024 431 0 0 1,371 6,604 12,430 0 490 0 0 490 0 0 0 0 7172 Prairie Farm: Faith 24 34,555 0 0 0 0 0 2,430 36,985 0 60 0 70 130 0 0 0 0 7273 Rib Lake 45 0 39,095 3,000 0 8 0 0 42,103 0 5 0 510 515 0 0 522 522 7374 Rice Lake: First 194 116,423 17,384 1,473 7 0 305 2,342 137,934 10,209 2,597 0 1,334 14,140 0 0 0 0 7475 Ridgeland-Dallas 21 0 20,486 534 136 0 0 2,022 23,178 0 155 0 56 211 0 0 0 0 7576 River Falls 350 224,281 58,890 5,072 0 0 8,464 12,075 308,782 57,852 11,003 0 0 68,855 0 0 0 0 7677 Rock Elm 35 0 45,669 0 7,079 0 100 2,500 55,348 0 0 0 1,585 1,585 0 0 0 0 7778 Sanborn 36 0 28,038 961 164 0 250 4,660 34,073 0 346,762 0 385 347,147 0 0 0 0 7879 Sarona 15 0 6,323 831 25 0 0 6,482 13,661 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7980 Shell Lake 102 75,035 45,055 2,662 4,815 0 8,050 62 135,679 7,679 10,060 6,107 0 23,846 0 0 0 0 8081 Siren 80 60,480 4,945 0 64 0 0 1,425 66,914 23,404 1,425 0 0 24,829 0 0 0 0 8182 Spooner 141 0 105,024 2,946 42 100 410 15,166 123,688 1,785 5,492 665 3,726 11,668 0 0 511 511 8283 Saint Croix Falls 44 32,000 30,588 1,226 0 0 7,990 1,246 73,050 0 1,146 11,700 88 12,934 0 0 660 660 8384 Stanley 15 22,125 1,310 96 0 0 0 8,498 32,029 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8485 Superior: Faith 140 127,273 28,820 2,410 25 0 1,030 7,531 167,089 0 3,500 0 830 4,330 0 0 1,050 1,050 8586 Tainter 103 0 106,634 0 0 0 0 0 106,634 0 4,000 0 85 4,085 0 0 0 0 8687 Thorp 15 0 18,708 142 954 0 0 2,732 22,536 0 0 0 299 299 0 1,200 0 1,200 8788 Turtle Lake: Parkview 109 81,284 10,901 1,183 111 0 1,500 5,731 100,710 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8889 Washburn 45 43,027 16,682 1,088 0 0 650 0 61,447 0 240 0 2,437 2,677 0 0 0 0 8990 Webster: Grace 62 40,641 13,988 780 0 0 1,050 6,577 63,036 0 165 399 2,351 2,915 0 0 0 0 9091 Weyerhaeuser 10 9,000 1,200 360 0 0 0 0 10,560 6,300 0 0 0 6,300 0 0 0 0 9192 Wheeler: Grace 27 0 17,530 552 0 0 0 3,800 21,882 0 190 0 0 190 0 0 0 0 9293 Wolf Creek 13 0 0 10,631 0 0 65 3,582 14,278 3,020 553 0 28 3,601 0 0 0 0 93District Totals 5,801 3,141,977 3,005,053 216,457 48,114 72,555 124,128 297,612 6,905,896 338,227 577,905 143,073 104,825 1,164,030 0 16,373 9,543 25,916Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal516 2010 Statistics - Table 3Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 69Coulee District1 Argyle 20 0 14,340 30 1 0 20 2,890 17,281 0 0 0 131 131 0 0 0 0 12 Arthur 15 0 5,456 1,283 453 0 0 3,161 10,353 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 Ash Creek 35 0 26,094 125 816 0 389 6,000 33,424 0 1,213 0 325 1,538 0 0 0 0 34 Avoca 39 0 25,037 933 10,000 0 0 3,750 39,720 0 0 0 100 100 0 0 0 0 45 Bagley 19 0 5,450 1,092 0 0 50 3,500 10,092 0 0 0 650 650 623 0 0 623 56 Baraboo: Emanuel 250 0 274,606 1,659 9 0 0 0 276,274 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 Baraboo: First 148 126,781 84,840 1,224 28,894 0 625 1,547 243,911 18,228 360,354 0 7,894 386,476 4,000 0 0 4,000 78 Beetown 25 0 16,280 176 0 0 0 1,886 18,342 0 550 0 195 745 793 0 0 793 89 Belleville: Grace 40 0 57,260 1,141 38 0 1,363 0 59,802 0 1,000 0 1,026 2,026 0 0 0 0 910 Belmont 45 0 41,916 1,207 160 0 0 6,531 49,814 0 1,285 0 0 1,285 0 0 0 0 1011 Benton 34 0 42,000 0 25,000 0 0 2,500 69,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1112 Mineral Point: Bethel 34 0 13,942 685 942 0 100 2,400 18,069 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1213 Black Hawk: Bethlehem 100 67,812 3,685 2,835 17,998 0 0 20,436 112,766 0 2,093 0 2,698 4,791 0 0 0 0 1314 Blanchardville 30 0 20,549 300 13 0 435 2,150 23,447 0 110 0 130 240 0 0 0 0 1415 Bloom City 25 0 10,050 1,707 188 0 4,825 1,069 17,839 0 284 0 653 937 0 0 0 0 1516 Bloomington 25 0 23,727 337 0 0 400 4,044 28,508 0 0 0 375 375 1,473 0 0 1,473 1617 Blue River 61 0 46,021 2,397 1,191 0 0 2,000 51,609 0 325 475 337 1,137 0 0 0 0 1718 Boaz 32 0 17,415 1,787 7 0 3,420 2,230 24,859 0 813 0 687 1,500 0 0 0 0 1819 Boscobel 350 0 147,136 11,501 60 0 8,500 3,226 170,423 15,879 19,077 15,000 0 49,956 0 0 0 0 1920 Cassville 17 0 13,709 493 0 0 0 322 14,524 0 1,000 0 187 1,187 737 0 0 737 2021 Clarno: Zion 56 0 38,885 8,804 158 0 40 13,107 60,994 23,211 815 0 676 24,702 0 0 0 0 2122 Cobb 41 0 40,842 1,893 28 0 353 3,498 46,614 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2223 Cuba City 154 0 87,037 1,051 5,158 0 2,463 11,205 106,914 68,495 8,020 3,000 2,367 81,882 0 0 0 0 2324 Darlington 153 0 82,910 744 21 0 14,402 5,051 103,128 0 0 3,828 75 3,903 0 0 0 0 2425 Davis Corners 45 0 43,922 1,711 1,684 0 0 0 47,317 0 0 375 618 993 0 0 0 0 2526 Dell 30 0 24,507 1,085 3,926 0 4,390 17,031 50,939 175 625 0 388 1,188 0 0 0 0 2627 Denzer 20 0 24,111 1,000 444 38 0 2,603 28,196 0 1,600 0 516 2,116 0 0 0 0 2728 Dodgeville 173 110,074 52,675 1,961 79 0 2,820 0 167,609 0 37,867 0 0 37,867 0 0 0 0 2829 Eastman: Salem 0 0 39,342 1,873 0 0 1,495 5,202 47,912 3,530 5,700 610 416 10,256 0 0 0 0 2930 Westby: Faith 72 0 65,197 8,869 4,147 0 0 2,966 81,179 0 424 0 4,281 4,705 0 0 0 0 3031 Fayette 36 0 22,199 295 0 0 0 6,341 28,835 8,187 440 0 0 8,627 0 0 0 0 3132 Fennimore 188 120,832 47,714 0 0 0 730 2,732 172,008 0 35,987 0 2,778 38,765 0 0 0 0 3233 Gays Mills 16 0 18,000 1,488 9 0 0 2,000 21,497 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3334 Hazel Green 63 0 42,146 1,328 1,367 0 100 12,172 57,113 2,180 5,399 2,739 496 10,814 0 25,500 0 25,500 3435 Ironton: First 17 0 10,188 732 319 0 100 607 11,946 0 0 0 40 40 0 0 0 0 3536 Juda: Zion 95 0 98,047 2,141 0 0 900 0 101,088 0 1,922 0 2,126 4,048 0 0 0 0 3637 Lafarge 46 0 68,194 3,736 0 0 80 726 72,736 0 840 1,814 679 3,333 0 0 0 0 3738 Lamont 25 0 16,960 347 543 0 420 5,259 23,529 0 0 0 315 315 0 0 0 0 3839 Lancaster 146 98,761 64,877 2,773 82 0 1,425 3,416 171,334 62,284 1,750 0 262 64,296 0 0 0 0 3940 Lavalle 18 0 12,699 0 324 0 0 0 13,023 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4041 Liberty Pole 75 0 37,763 545 1,463 0 0 1,617 41,388 0 1,306 0 823 2,129 0 0 0 0 4142 Lime Ridge 23 0 42,161 175 0 0 100 2,860 45,296 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 3 517Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 6943 Linden 0 0 28,100 2,066 243 0 75 11,860 42,344 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4344 Livingston 70 0 58,369 0 125 0 1,028 12,186 71,708 0 95 0 468 563 0 0 0 0 4445 Merrimac 55 0 58,633 0 0 0 0 10,783 69,416 16,218 0 6,354 2,075 24,647 0 0 0 0 4546 Mazomanie: Midland 110 56,100 41,663 2,015 259 0 10,000 1,170 111,207 35,914 4,499 0 2,634 43,047 0 0 0 0 4647 Mineral Point 91 0 50,544 1,033 1,126 0 555 8,682 61,940 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4748 Monroe 240 160,050 176,405 21,600 0 0 2,500 0 360,555 0 375,000 0 250 375,250 0 0 0 0 4849 Montfort 62 0 59,462 1,572 7 0 0 4,030 65,071 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4950 Mount Hope 42 0 18,861 1,765 0 0 0 8,206 28,832 0 375 0 270 645 1,417 0 0 1,417 5051 Mount Horeb 135 134,260 20,148 1,275 70 0 795 3,841 160,389 0 1,750 0 295 2,045 0 0 0 0 5152 Mt Zion 80 0 34,189 6,968 70 0 300 1,000 42,527 0 17,600 9,477 0 27,077 0 0 0 0 5253 New Hope 49 0 50,656 2,246 7 0 92 10,757 63,758 0 875 10,981 369 12,225 0 0 0 0 5354 North Clayton 15 0 11,848 406 859 0 566 1,176 14,855 0 566 0 456 1,022 0 0 0 0 5455 North Freedom 46 0 36,249 350 0 0 0 6,454 43,053 120 0 0 936 1,056 0 0 0 0 5556 Oakley: Union 31 0 16,340 1,422 30 0 160 3,857 21,809 3,025 500 0 74 3,599 0 0 0 0 5657 Patch Grove 16 0 9,000 1,810 0 0 0 5,362 16,172 0 0 0 50 50 623 0 0 623 5758 Platteville 195 148,017 77,594 7,782 193 0 5,132 0 238,718 10,575 19,391 7,968 5,161 43,095 0 0 0 0 5859 Prairie Du Chien 122 0 105,128 9,156 16 0 10,820 5,895 131,015 0 1,101 0 2,905 4,006 0 0 0 0 5960 Prairie Du Sac: Concordia 152 155,194 46,433 0 32 0 930 800 203,389 0 2,760 3,500 11,449 17,709 0 0 0 0 6061 Reedsburg 204 141,374 72,189 8,054 245 0 6,540 6,223 234,625 15,863 7,806 4,121 11,512 39,302 0 12,525 7,760 20,285 6162 Retreat 23 0 21,860 1,080 0 0 886 7,949 31,775 0 1,065 394 67 1,526 0 0 0 0 6263 Rewey 0 0 12,472 2,327 511 0 6,600 4,281 26,191 0 900 0 0 900 0 0 0 0 6364 Richland Center: Peace 173 0 170,130 1,184 2,618 0 1,270 1,128 176,330 144 110 0 11,859 12,113 0 0 0 0 6465 Richland Center: Trinity 71 0 72,609 1,212 1,297 0 560 1,960 77,638 0 0 0 3,679 3,679 0 0 0 0 6566 Ridgeway: Grace 0 0 9,809 0 69 0 0 6,500 16,378 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6667 Sandusky 23 0 22,310 0 100 0 0 1,257 23,667 0 250 0 69 319 0 0 0 0 6768 Seneca 32 0 12,817 1,186 0 0 0 16,021 30,024 0 60 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 6869 Shullsburg: Centenary 170 65,722 35,692 1,407 2,079 0 1,890 8,898 115,688 0 2,180 0 0 2,180 0 0 0 0 6970 Soldiers Grove 28 0 29,877 1,881 28 0 0 5,396 37,182 0 8,202 0 249 8,451 0 0 0 0 7071 South Wayne 21 0 14,481 539 5 2,700 0 2,642 20,367 0 0 0 141 141 0 0 0 0 7172 Staver: St Peter'S 31 0 23,682 2,567 3 0 0 945 27,197 0 0 0 200 200 0 0 0 0 7273 Stitzer 15 0 27,044 982 248 0 155 2,095 30,524 0 2,525 0 0 2,525 0 0 0 0 7374 Viola 75 0 47,092 0 189 0 10,763 66,697 124,741 0 400 0 495 895 0 0 0 0 7475 Viroqua 109 66,145 74,395 3,088 0 0 3,079 0 146,707 27,835 1,340 0 9,117 38,292 0 0 0 0 7576 Waldwick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7677 Wauzeka: St Paul'S 0 0 19,722 1,727 0 200 0 2,659 24,308 5,141 0 4,000 167 9,308 0 0 0 0 7778 Westby 52 0 68,238 5,403 40 0 858 1,500 76,039 0 830 1,500 530 2,860 0 0 0 0 7879 Whig 20 0 29,916 2,300 12 0 150 4,788 37,166 0 100 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 7980 Willow Valley 60 0 60,086 1,629 0 0 190 2,500 64,405 5,225 100 0 814 6,139 0 0 0 0 8081 Wisconsin Dells-Delton 51 0 70,531 2,293 35 0 0 0 72,859 4,130 445 0 1,901 6,476 0 0 0 0 81District Totals 5,505 1,451,122 3,664,463 173,788 116,038 2,938 115,839 407,533 5,931,721 326,359 941,624 76,136 100,436 1,444,555 9,666 38,025 7,760 55,451Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal518 2010 Statistics - Table 3Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 69Heartland District1 Alma Center 46 9,155 18,382 1,162 20 0 0 3,418 32,137 1,500 105 0 172 1,777 0 0 0 0 12 Almond 0 0 58,547 1,114 1,457 0 288 0 61,406 0 3,675 0 4,529 8,204 0 0 0 0 23 Amherst 40 0 47,965 0 800 0 0 0 48,765 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 Black River Falls 231 234,099 37,781 3,346 29 0 2,860 15,950 294,065 603 34,759 0 4,839 40,201 0 0 0 0 45 Buena Vista 30 0 19,589 0 545 0 4,000 0 24,134 0 1,088 0 0 1,088 0 0 0 0 56 Camp Douglas 30 0 26,674 1,209 11 0 0 0 27,894 0 0 0 42 42 0 0 0 0 67 Cataract 56 0 30,580 712 0 0 0 9,892 41,184 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 78 Chili: Immanuel 9 0 21,675 0 1,925 0 330 0 23,930 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 89 Colby 23 0 7,525 0 0 0 250 4,468 12,243 0 405 0 0 405 0 0 0 0 910 Coloma: Calvary 35 0 45,068 1,756 142 0 0 725 47,691 12,850 575 0 5,700 19,125 0 0 0 0 1011 Elroy 75 0 73,747 1,106 107 0 2,850 1,520 79,330 0 47,132 0 1,003 48,135 8,734 0 0 8,734 1112 Fairchild 9 0 8,920 0 561 0 0 240 9,721 0 600 0 0 600 0 0 0 0 1213 Granton 10 0 16,646 350 152 0 0 3,394 20,542 0 0 0 230 230 0 0 0 0 1314 Greenwood: Grace 10 0 9,364 0 9,037 0 3,785 3,250 25,436 0 535 0 70 605 0 0 0 0 1415 Hixton 18 23,073 3,883 612 0 0 0 0 27,568 0 45,250 0 410 45,660 0 0 0 0 1516 La Crosse: Asbury 168 94,317 10,282 110 1,793 0 21,408 17,763 145,673 15,887 8,875 10,301 1,727 36,790 0 0 24,866 24,866 1617 La Crosse: St Luke'S 90 50,949 19,673 18,876 0 0 6,900 3,874 100,272 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1718 La Crosse: Wesley 163 213,687 10,000 4,795 16 0 390 8,236 237,124 0 283,246 0 3,875 287,121 0 0 0 0 1819 Loyal 56 0 46,199 2,207 0 0 0 8,108 56,514 0 1,465 0 613 2,078 0 0 0 0 1920 Marshfield: Wesley 111 155,834 0 156 189 0 3,425 1,011 160,615 11,061 2,605 0 0 13,666 0 0 0 0 2021 Marshfield: Zion 130 0 267,024 5,902 1,231 0 1,086 0 275,243 17,902 1,140 0 0 19,042 0 0 0 0 2122 Mauston 122 149,278 6,515 3,464 8,869 0 1,829 11,932 181,887 87,887 622 0 1,862 90,371 0 0 0 0 2223 Melrose 70 0 38,890 3,002 609 0 375 710 43,586 1,625 4,525 0 0 6,150 0 0 0 0 2324 Mercer 70 0 50,718 3,214 0 0 883 10,197 65,012 1,998 0 0 6,119 8,117 0 0 0 0 2425 Merrill: Christ 118 81,179 35,364 1,766 0 0 655 0 118,964 35,671 1,075 0 3,372 40,118 0 0 0 0 2526 Merrillan 52 7,868 26,689 747 0 0 0 5,289 40,593 0 342 0 50 392 0 0 0 0 2627 Minocqua: Church Of The Pines 292 0 247,494 5,516 709 0 10,086 4,888 268,693 619,703 13,890 0 10,602 644,195 0 0 0 0 2728 Montana: Salem 20 22,773 0 431 13 0 0 0 23,217 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2829 Mosinee 136 0 112,472 4,617 3 0 51,601 23,173 191,866 31,755 417 483 6,099 38,754 0 0 0 0 2930 Necedah 46 0 36,782 879 17 0 0 3,327 41,005 0 1,500 0 48 1,548 0 0 0 0 3031 Neillsville 54 0 31,399 1,392 0 0 2,250 18,180 53,221 0 2,303 350 150 2,803 0 0 0 0 3132 New Lisbon 70 0 63,661 1,706 451 0 300 2,521 68,639 0 851 317 256 1,424 0 0 0 0 3233 Norwalk: Immanuel 30 0 23,020 1,651 788 0 0 931 26,390 888 0 0 1,070 1,958 0 0 0 0 3334 Norwalk: Salem 15 0 13,517 770 254 0 0 230 14,771 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3435 Onalaska 271 258,619 90,959 4,975 108 0 24,169 8,230 387,060 5,743 3,697 47,138 4,716 61,294 0 0 2,962 2,962 3536 Plainfield 0 0 79,985 324 100 0 4,975 0 85,384 0 2,923 0 1,853 4,776 0 0 0 0 36Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 3 519Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 6937 Plover: The Springs 50 24,367 19,737 1,219 1 0 7,975 250 53,549 82 30,420 0 0 30,502 0 0 0 0 3738 Port Edwards 106 112,608 28,363 3,579 0 0 450 1,267 146,267 35,160 3,746 8,757 514 48,177 0 0 0 0 3839 Rhinelander: First 78 195,408 12,781 5,036 96 0 811 2,871 217,003 0 920 0 0 920 0 0 0 0 3940 Rib Falls 0 0 20,000 3,497 0 0 0 4,454 27,951 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4041 Rockland 48 0 32,553 4,792 400 0 0 0 37,745 0 0 0 700 700 0 0 0 0 4142 Rothschild: Highland 21 0 24,240 597 0 0 250 3,806 28,893 0 0 0 0 0 0 17,000 0 17,000 4243 South Burr Oak 0 0 18,375 1,817 0 0 0 0 20,192 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4344 Sparta 186 67,585 113,021 14,463 16 0 9,614 10,190 214,889 0 1,020 6,465 3,611 11,096 0 0 0 0 4445 Spencer 77 0 112,102 5,776 44 0 2,770 4,014 124,706 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4546 Spirit 18 0 10,879 1,157 0 0 0 4,540 16,576 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4647 Stevens Point: St Paul'S 344 460,986 39,896 6,890 59 0 11,717 0 519,548 16,372 4,584 0 7,434 28,390 0 0 0 0 4748 Stoddard 37 0 33,425 2,326 220 0 0 17,652 53,623 0 434 0 145 579 0 0 0 0 4849 Tomah: First 255 116,070 63,661 1,102 160 0 0 11,197 192,190 133,170 18,137 0 2,419 153,726 0 0 0 0 4950 Tomahawk 90 0 80,000 4,000 0 0 0 17,000 101,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5051 Trempealeau 74 0 62,929 2,545 0 0 6,680 5,404 77,558 0 172 0 0 172 0 0 0 0 5152 Trout Run 24 0 18,500 1,219 0 0 0 1,300 21,019 0 154 0 0 154 0 0 0 0 5253 Wausau: First 297 323,174 27,233 4,618 0 0 2,338 58,751 416,114 0 7,310 0 1,045 8,355 0 0 0 0 5354 Wausau: Hmong American Community 62 0 20,000 1,073 927 0 0 8,000 30,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5455 Wausau: Wesley 216 212,132 16,622 9,280 1,004 0 8,387 3,208 250,633 12,659 11,424 0 25,212 49,295 0 0 0 0 5556 Westfield: Faith 34 0 44,856 1,591 2 0 0 0 46,449 0 1,592 0 673 2,265 0 0 0 0 5657 Whitehall 15 0 12,637 1,261 8,418 0 0 1,071 23,387 0 1,010 0 118 1,128 0 0 0 0 5758 Wildwood Chapel 34 0 18,042 718 204 0 75 1,671 20,710 0 329 0 2,225 2,554 0 0 0 0 5859 Wisconsin Rapids 152 0 110,803 1,492 2,566 0 8,470 2,487 125,818 0 22,713 0 3,868 26,581 0 0 0 0 5960 Withee 7 0 5,200 0 0 0 0 0 5,200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6061 Wonewoc 50 0 51,890 245 90 0 0 2,325 54,550 0 3,000 0 39 3,039 2,970 0 0 2,970 6162 York Center 29 0 23,580 1,088 0 0 0 1,727 26,395 0 780 0 185 965 0 0 0 0 62District Totals 5,010 2,813,161 2,658,314 159,248 44,143 0 204,232 334,642 6,213,740 1,042,516 571,345 73,811 107,595 1,795,267 11,704 17,000 27,828 56,532Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal520 2010 Statistics - Table 3Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 69Metro North District1 Batavia: Zion 119 0 127,030 6,250 6,885 0 0 9,275 149,440 0 4,515 0 2,802 7,317 0 0 0 0 12 Brookfield: Peace 131 178,221 76,646 1,993 0 0 23,331 200 280,391 84,530 375 0 6,919 91,824 0 0 0 0 23 Brown Deer 120 210,510 13,302 9,209 4,262 0 5,000 16,866 259,149 19,837 765 0 2,584 23,186 0 0 0 0 34 Campbellsport: First 21 8,710 0 1,432 67 0 0 0 10,209 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 Cedarburg: Community 154 248,784 46,388 3,305 133 0 32,501 4,805 335,916 13,339 1,875 0 0 15,214 0 0 0 0 56 Elm Grove: Community 266 629,014 77,762 7,142 2,320 0 35,900 2,175 754,313 0 12,241 0 45,000 57,241 0 0 0 0 67 Greenbush: New Hope 49 45,746 10,133 1,957 923 0 5,228 5,972 69,959 0 1,500 1,000 1,593 4,093 0 0 0 0 78 Hartford: First 363 122,863 159,541 32,413 361 0 8,214 8,342 331,734 67,704 4,180 0 4,274 76,158 0 0 0 0 89 Jackson: Still Waters Community 247 311,252 97,690 17,425 1,615 0 1,080 5,194 434,256 0 215 0 0 215 0 0 1,500 1,500 910 Kiel: Bethel 15 20,000 7,858 500 0 0 0 1,500 29,858 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1011 Menomonee Falls: Emmanuel Community 410 423,228 125,000 6,511 1,362 0 30,703 11,622 598,426 201,693 56,000 36,000 12,189 305,882 0 0 0 0 1112 Mequon 120 218,083 32,894 1,746 0 0 646 24,888 278,257 81,387 2,038 0 9,824 93,249 0 0 0 0 1213 Milwaukee: Albright 100 107,612 35,261 1,326 0 0 38,090 7,586 189,875 1,150 0 3,020 7,646 11,816 0 0 1,228 1,228 1314 Milwaukee: Aldersgate 34 33,151 18,206 340 438 0 0 1,525 53,660 0 1,153 0 0 1,153 0 0 0 0 1415 Milwaukee: Central 66 90,940 976 0 3 0 8,432 2,070 102,421 2,300 0 6,013 8,022 16,335 0 0 898 898 1516 Milwaukee: Church Of The Good Hope 38 63,111 0 239 0 0 1,019 2,595 66,964 0 0 0 392 392 0 1,330 20,004 21,334 1617 Milwaukee: Emanuel 12 0 25,000 500 74 0 1,000 10,000 36,574 0 0 0 0 0 0 10,000 0 10,000 1718 Milwaukee: Kenwood 31 106,343 20,000 1,367 179 0 167,828 0 295,717 0 0 0 26,906 26,906 0 0 0 0 1819 Milwaukee: Solomon Community Temple 34 55,321 5,667 50 13 0 3,689 901 65,641 0 0 0 958 958 28,589 0 0 28,589 1920 Milwaukee: St James 0 128,500 35,000 5,000 121 0 936 17,408 186,965 0 0 0 600 600 0 0 0 0 2021 Milwaukee: Summerfield 126 48,933 19,694 1,371 370 0 1,281 0 71,649 24,003 0 1,492 0 25,495 0 9,167 0 9,167 2122 Oconomowoc: Good Shepherd 210 217,183 56,972 1,787 1,342 0 40,109 7,194 324,587 0 0 8,718 15,755 24,473 0 0 0 0 2223 Pewaukee: Gethsemane 156 176,158 84,809 3,232 70 0 0 3,500 267,769 21,712 2,834 14,682 10,049 49,277 0 0 0 0 2324 Port Washington: Grand Avenue 128 110,710 49,385 4,490 0 0 1,135 2,996 168,716 43,392 6,490 0 525 50,407 0 0 0 0 2425 Sheboygan Falls: Faith 60 61,203 45,000 6,000 0 0 900 3,000 116,103 10,430 1,334 0 0 11,764 0 0 0 0 2526 Sheboygan: Fountain Park 158 0 213,024 8,684 321 0 1,560 3,166 226,755 4,422 5,499 0 2,043 11,964 0 0 0 0 2627 Sheboygan: St Luke 284 273,602 73,866 3,907 6,604 0 2,865 8,496 369,340 37,028 6,405 0 3,577 47,010 0 0 0 0 2728 Sheboygan: Wesley 21 23,140 4,517 1,816 0 0 335 688 30,496 0 120 190 0 310 0 0 0 0 2829 Sussex 254 111,177 13,704 1,893 6,372 0 14,488 0 147,634 0 390 0 3,700 4,090 0 0 0 0 2930 Waldo: Trinity 95 0 82,617 2,036 131 0 451 727 85,962 0 0 0 1,381 1,381 0 0 0 0 3031 Watertown: Christ 177 108,263 90,300 1,726 45 0 965 14,798 216,097 0 1,255 0 8,602 9,857 0 0 0 0 3132 Wauwatosa: Bethany-Calvary 99 48,221 53,298 2,076 3,785 0 13,319 2,538 123,237 0 2,680 761 1,463 4,904 0 0 1,960 1,960 3233 Wauwatosa: Wauwatosa Avenue 251 395,520 37,641 3,864 36,661 0 20,024 6,863 500,573 0 64,093 0 0 64,093 0 0 0 0 3334 West Bend: Fifth Avenue 216 236,670 58,913 2,236 0 0 8,840 12,150 318,809 0 9,600 0 15,200 24,800 0 0 0 0 3435 Whitefish Bay 414 892,225 95,564 13,032 5 0 117,831 47,585 1,166,242 0 66,247 0 0 66,247 0 0 0 0 35District Totals 4,979 5,704,394 1,893,658 156,855 74,462 0 587,700 246,625 8,663,694 612,927 251,804 71,876 192,004 1,128,611 28,589 20,497 25,590 74,676Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 3 521Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 69Metro South District1 Bristol 53 0 67,310 478 0 0 6,000 3,527 77,315 9,075 0 0 305 9,380 0 0 0 0 12 Burlington 142 182,927 20,325 10,545 0 0 3,560 28,584 245,941 0 3,485 4,969 2,864 11,318 0 0 0 0 23 Caldwell 36 31,062 11,162 767 302 0 280 2,670 46,243 0 555 1,611 4,111 6,277 0 5,000 0 5,000 34 Concord 21 0 20,835 1,496 0 0 0 0 22,331 0 150 0 967 1,117 0 0 0 0 45 Cudahy 32 30,888 0 2,078 18 0 10,450 1,879 45,313 0 2,715 1,934 2,491 7,140 0 0 0 0 56 Eagle 48 50,035 16,678 2,513 933 0 240 8,728 79,127 0 600 0 1,858 2,458 0 0 0 0 67 East Troy: St James 119 117,009 0 753 0 0 5,800 7,622 131,184 0 38,200 7,622 3,571 49,393 0 0 0 0 78 Elkhorn: Bethel 53 53,361 8,856 862 409 0 1,410 4,755 69,653 5,000 0 950 1,138 7,088 0 0 0 0 89 Elkhorn: First 80 91,911 19,503 3,736 11 0 2,393 2,945 120,499 13,914 540 0 1,963 16,417 0 0 0 0 910 English Settlement 0 0 52,546 5,254 41 0 100 2,608 60,549 200 0 0 5,093 5,293 0 0 0 0 1011 Franksville 242 200,584 11,695 8,116 346 0 0 1,528 222,269 162,588 10,161 650 1,739 175,138 0 0 0 0 1112 Genoa City: First 0 0 20,419 200 185 0 660 1,479 22,943 0 235 0 170 405 0 0 0 0 1213 Greenfield: Christ 70 101,288 4,100 3,538 48 0 35,699 2,470 147,143 9,800 785 8,008 1,204 19,797 0 0 0 0 1314 Greenfield: Memorial 134 0 158,302 19,668 1,951 0 311 778 181,010 0 24,115 685 3,192 27,992 0 0 0 0 1415 Greenfield: So Beautiful Korean 20 90,000 30,000 10,000 0 0 0 0 130,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1516 Hebron 0 0 14,284 1,595 0 0 6,600 997 23,476 0 0 0 97 97 0 0 0 0 1617 Johnson Creek 45 0 29,645 829 2,839 0 380 280 33,973 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1718 Kenosha: First 242 318,076 40,507 5,932 0 0 60,900 636 426,051 103,651 1,900 20,237 0 125,788 11,280 18,278 0 29,558 1819 Kenosha: Immanuel 42 0 40,709 841 20,017 0 16,839 1,228 79,634 780 17,542 847 1,370 20,539 0 0 0 0 1920 Kenosha: Korean 50 95,000 10,000 0 0 0 0 0 105,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2021 Kenosha: Wesley 133 146,233 22,670 16,801 0 0 9,370 14,536 209,610 44,086 3,588 0 2,870 50,544 0 0 0 0 2122 Lake Geneva 153 114,505 10,100 2,193 4,200 0 29,800 9,400 170,198 0 23,500 0 871 24,371 0 0 3,000 3,000 2223 Lake Geneva: La Resurreccion 25 10,000 1,500 25,000 0 0 0 0 36,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2324 Little Prairie 0 0 16,715 430 90 0 550 1,366 19,151 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2425 Milwaukee: Bay View 164 139,065 21,388 3,263 194 0 8,845 47,168 219,923 30,959 1,930 21,648 3,845 58,382 0 0 0 0 2526 Milwaukee: Faith 70 0 62,339 1,275 0 0 11,265 5,863 80,742 0 297 0 3,908 4,205 0 0 7,911 7,911 2627 Milwaukee: Christway 82 0 124,144 0 0 0 0 0 124,144 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2728 Milwaukee: Luz A Las Naciones 0 4,551 28,280 64,474 0 0 0 0 97,305 0 0 0 0 0 0 31,500 0 31,500 2829 New Berlin: Bethel Hill 22 39,103 13,253 418 3,094 0 190 2,563 58,621 7,605 1,921 453 1,287 11,266 0 0 0 0 2930 New Berlin: Our Lord'S 165 317,665 39,258 4,669 663 0 12,000 2,639 376,894 0 1,729 39,742 55,025 96,496 0 0 2,605 2,605 3031 North Prairie 59 0 68,741 416 328 0 0 8,437 77,922 1,235 3,095 3,335 1,089 8,754 0 0 0 0 3132 Oak Creek: Community 201 213,229 32,068 5,169 1,213 0 2,925 114 254,718 90,614 2,075 0 6,284 98,973 0 0 0 0 3233 Palmyra 93 63,505 12,654 8,702 0 0 2,138 0 86,999 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3334 Pleasant Prairie 32 0 43,552 828 0 0 1,100 7,590 53,070 5,441 416 132 675 6,664 0 0 0 0 3435 Racine: Christ 174 237,301 48,047 2,817 6,518 0 53,505 14,631 362,819 8,745 10,203 24,548 25,364 68,860 0 0 0 0 3536 Racine: Evangelical 406 0 780,783 1,177 3,201 0 0 0 785,161 36,191 1,285 0 0 37,476 0 0 0 0 36Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal522 2010 Statistics - Table 3Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 6937 Racine: Faith 58 0 79,188 1,104 792 0 450 2,992 84,526 1,321 0 4,982 0 6,303 0 1,200 0 1,200 3738 Racine: First 100 201,875 51,950 9,362 3,032 0 1,943 21,181 289,343 0 6,226 0 3,039 9,265 0 0 0 0 3839 Racine: Trinity 127 126,598 78,660 1,010 5,371 0 6,530 4,896 223,065 0 5,223 0 1,145 6,368 0 0 0 0 3940 Salem 153 72,057 24,116 1,924 88 0 836 6,710 105,731 9,137 149 0 1,446 10,732 0 0 0 0 4041 Siloam 12 0 12,500 3,000 0 0 0 0 15,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4142 South Milwaukee 150 95,974 45,511 1,468 2,398 0 1,815 4,633 151,799 29,508 4,855 0 8,632 42,995 0 0 0 0 4243 Spring Prairie 0 0 8,245 1,588 1,739 0 0 0 11,572 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4344 Sullivan 10 0 15,832 674 1,389 0 180 575 18,650 0 0 0 390 390 0 15 0 15 4445 Troy Center 0 0 24,020 950 0 0 0 1,881 26,851 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4546 Union Grove 57 0 60,392 3,502 533 140 6,458 6,211 77,236 3,308 0 0 5,278 8,586 0 0 8,000 8,000 4647 Waterford: Community 175 212,637 137,530 9,096 1,704 0 0 0 360,967 0 250 5,989 19,761 26,000 0 0 0 0 4748 Waukesha: El Buen Samaritano 16 0 25,044 2,857 0 0 0 4,630 32,531 0 0 0 0 0 0 40,000 2,830 42,830 4849 Waukesha: First 231 502,906 55,481 5,398 453 0 29,140 38,792 632,170 0 2,535 53,594 23,620 79,749 0 0 2,930 2,930 4950 Waukesha: Salem 87 183,891 36,424 1,374 0 9,425 2,310 0 233,424 0 665 0 14,928 15,593 0 0 0 0 5051 Wesley Chapel 31 0 62,215 959 0 0 150 4,000 67,324 10,655 0 0 1,014 11,669 0 0 0 0 5152 West Allis: Calvary 85 89,500 19,560 13,504 105 0 3,761 7,200 133,630 0 2,355 3,613 3,639 9,607 0 0 0 0 5253 West Allis: First 268 336,934 63,250 3,966 1,495 0 1,320 10,020 416,985 10,211 22,798 0 6,216 39,225 0 0 0 0 5354 Wilmot 44 27,301 18,237 674 122 0 14,074 5,003 65,411 3,245 7,270 0 853 11,368 0 0 0 0 5455 Yorkville 107 139,141 45,225 2,841 26 0 356 69,742 257,331 0 120 914 7,051 8,085 0 0 0 0 55District Totals 4,919 4,636,112 2,765,748 282,084 65,848 9,565 352,633 375,487 8,487,477 597,269 203,468 206,463 230,363 1,237,563 11,280 95,993 27,276 134,549Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 3 523Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 69Nicolet District1 Algoma 65 39,406 21,109 7,875 0 0 1,650 2,060 72,100 4,572 6,127 0 2,601 13,300 0 0 0 0 12 Angelica 30 0 36,738 953 503 0 0 2,285 40,479 0 2,175 0 1,328 3,503 0 0 0 0 23 Antigo 103 81,500 35,600 1,700 1,145 0 3,575 3,600 127,120 0 1,200 0 0 1,200 0 0 0 0 34 Argonne 26 120 22,547 1,129 50 0 0 933 24,779 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 Bonduel: Zion 80 35,134 992 715 0 0 0 4,393 41,234 0 280 0 0 280 0 0 0 0 56 Brillion: Faith 153 188,208 2,100 1,823 18 0 290 2,595 195,034 0 3,555 0 3,304 6,859 0 0 0 0 67 Center: Emmanuel 29 0 45,093 975 85 0 0 2,866 49,019 0 0 0 684 684 0 0 0 0 78 Cicero 41 0 45,499 10,851 8 0 0 444 56,802 1,360 10 0 1,946 3,316 0 0 0 0 89 Clintonville 142 0 120,218 2,394 0 0 3,812 5,737 132,161 4,457 0 0 4,372 8,829 0 0 0 0 910 Crandon: St Luke 0 0 61,583 6,288 82 0 2,545 5,897 76,395 13,050 150 1,500 0 14,700 0 0 0 0 1011 Crystal Lake 58 0 22,896 3,527 159 0 0 0 26,582 2,877 1,667 0 932 5,476 0 0 0 0 1112 De Pere: New Hope 124 53,541 51,998 5,257 75 0 0 6,063 116,934 375 100 5,420 2,650 8,545 0 40,000 0 40,000 1213 Denmark: Zion 40 0 27,439 2,191 3,701 0 54 5,362 38,747 0 2,553 0 633 3,186 0 0 0 0 1314 Egg Harbor: Calvary 153 50,561 14,429 2,308 432 0 940 11,099 79,769 985 2,845 0 9,380 13,210 0 0 0 0 1415 Forest Junction: Zion 117 0 128,288 5,775 820 11,479 530 7,468 154,360 12,386 0 0 0 12,386 0 0 0 0 1516 Gibraltar: Zion 77 54,143 21,909 1,359 95 0 0 28,324 105,830 0 126 0 28,324 28,450 0 0 0 0 1617 Gillett: Tabor 36 0 21,017 237 102 0 4,320 970 26,646 0 0 0 1,807 1,807 0 0 0 0 1718 Goodman: Union Protestant 25 0 25,525 708 346 0 0 1,000 27,579 0 0 0 24 24 800 0 0 800 1819 Green Bay: Bethany 271 204,586 81,348 4,203 1,155 0 2,400 3,686 297,378 18,437 4,565 3,907 4,317 31,226 0 0 0 0 1920 Green Bay: First 588 683,699 86,675 7,249 758 0 1,390 10,136 789,907 0 10,785 93,044 43,764 147,593 0 0 0 0 2021 Green Bay: Peace 74 85,614 7,654 5,691 0 0 13,778 420 113,157 28,272 20,000 7,082 1,569 56,923 0 0 0 0 2122 Green Bay: St Paul'S 299 216,183 24,760 4,772 2,232 0 10,621 5,272 263,840 64,834 17,533 1,916 1,393 85,676 0 0 0 0 2223 Harmony 62 0 37,176 5,000 0 0 0 4,011 46,187 0 2,500 0 43 2,543 0 1,086 0 1,086 2324 Hickory 19 0 14,965 505 410 0 0 731 16,611 0 42 0 1,040 1,082 0 0 0 0 2425 Iola 70 0 92,058 0 100 0 150 250 92,558 0 700 0 538 1,238 0 0 0 0 2526 Jacksonport 85 0 9,620 7,993 79 0 250 1,857 19,799 1,187 0 0 0 1,187 0 0 0 0 2627 Manawa 37 0 32,715 1,271 20 0 0 1,659 35,665 0 1,700 0 258 1,958 0 0 0 0 2728 Manitowoc: St Pauls 138 74,284 12,166 439 0 8,000 0 14,870 109,759 0 110 1,825 765 2,700 0 0 0 0 2829 Manitowoc: Lakeshore 138 112,185 18,395 615 0 2,446 0 22,483 156,124 0 245 7,418 140 7,803 0 0 0 0 2930 Manitowoc: Wesley 60 0 37,102 836 0 2,446 5,787 1,852 48,023 0 510 0 0 510 0 0 11,720 11,720 3031 Marinette: First 45 0 98,223 2,359 0 70,000 235 0 170,817 1,376 2,030 0 607 4,013 0 0 0 0 3132 Marion: First 60 45,996 8,593 6,996 995 0 0 5,224 67,804 6,205 1,558 3,833 2,751 14,347 0 0 0 0 3233 Mattoon 17 0 14,685 82 126 0 0 4,031 18,924 0 1,200 0 0 1,200 0 0 0 0 3334 Mishicot: Zion 42 0 37,920 1,076 0 0 0 3,048 42,044 0 5,254 1,200 546 7,000 0 0 0 0 34Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal524 2010 Statistics - Table 3Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 6935 New London 146 48,994 78,362 4,204 0 0 10,632 37,470 179,662 0 3,285 0 989 4,274 0 0 0 0 3536 Niagara: Riverside 54 0 58,761 1,350 0 0 200 1,999 62,310 0 1,245 196 1,207 2,648 2,400 0 0 2,400 3637 Oconto 95 0 50,445 2,306 0 0 6,596 16,000 75,347 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3738 Oconto Falls 127 0 88,996 3,148 1,200 0 550 3,505 97,399 0 9,232 0 297 9,529 0 0 0 0 3839 Oneida 125 70,136 0 3,742 0 0 650 10,000 84,528 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3940 Parfreyville 122 0 105,914 0 0 0 135 8,492 114,541 3,115 282 0 3,296 6,693 0 0 0 0 4041 Peshtigo 75 0 52,416 365 322 0 50 6,847 60,000 0 5,805 200 1,171 7,176 0 0 0 0 4142 Red River: Salem 86 0 39,043 1,822 4 0 0 8,290 49,159 2,771 0 14,500 354 17,625 0 0 0 0 4243 Reedsville: Zion 12 0 10,000 0 0 0 0 0 10,000 0 0 0 142 142 0 0 0 0 4344 Rural Brillion 10 0 5,360 652 1,229 0 0 0 7,241 0 400 695 60 1,155 0 0 0 0 4445 Seymour 135 0 89,002 2,611 2,047 0 2,950 6,722 103,332 0 1,600 3,025 8,572 13,197 0 0 0 0 4546 Shawano 75 85,942 27,440 5,597 27 0 0 9,856 128,862 0 2,592 0 6,042 8,634 0 0 0 0 4647 Sturgeon Bay 245 161,355 48,911 5,491 877 0 2,785 6,710 226,129 9,558 2,111 0 1,509 13,178 0 0 0 0 4748 Suamico 74 113,205 13,189 1,982 91 0 7,259 0 135,726 0 0 0 5,890 5,890 0 0 0 0 4849 Suring 43 0 33,252 522 695 0 2,482 2,855 39,806 0 625 1,304 1,245 3,174 0 0 0 0 4950 Two Rivers: Emmanuel 126 0 87,156 5,524 0 0 0 4,016 96,696 0 0 0 0 0 842 0 0 842 5051 Waupaca: First 119 110,333 24,360 1,599 3 0 5,763 0 142,058 30,114 965 0 3,283 34,362 0 0 0 0 5152 West Kewaunee 0 0 19,544 0 0 0 0 250 19,794 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5253 Wittenberg: New Horizons 68 41,810 13,856 2,205 297 0 0 11,156 69,324 0 6,219 0 0 6,219 0 0 5,000 5,000 53District Totals 5,041 2,556,935 2,165,042 148,272 20,288 94,371 92,379 304,794 5,382,081 205,931 123,881 147,065 149,773 626,650 4,042 41,086 16,720 61,848Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal2010 Statistics - Table 3 525Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 69Winnebago District1 Appleton: Emmanuel 103 157,710 40,816 1,751 59 0 5,012 2,230 207,578 27,419 15,284 0 1,065 43,768 0 0 0 0 12 Appleton: First 536 636,580 46,099 29,476 63,597 0 4,950 6,113 786,815 22,456 20,341 0 9,802 52,599 0 0 0 0 23 Appleton: St James 90 112,375 20,754 1,957 215 0 600 20,097 155,998 4,095 910 13,249 2,819 21,073 0 0 0 0 34 Appleton: Zion 50 80,000 2,000 1,000 0 0 0 0 83,000 0 0 0 0 0 21,700 0 3,300 25,000 45 Beaver Dam: Trinity 475 327,000 78,200 25,000 2,500 0 1,800 5,500 440,000 46,000 15,000 0 450 61,450 0 0 3,500 3,500 56 Berlin 78 43,500 36,980 2,275 3 0 1,500 1,432 85,690 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 Borth 77 0 89,636 2,334 60 0 0 2,123 94,153 0 29,245 77 5,957 35,279 0 0 0 0 78 Brandon 49 0 53,121 0 0 0 0 0 53,121 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 89 Columbus 115 135,993 0 9,855 52 0 9,850 1,617 157,367 11,989 2,037 1,138 0 15,164 0 0 0 0 910 Courtland 7 7,925 0 0 150 0 0 125 8,200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1011 Eden: Tabor 70 0 64,496 1,636 0 0 75 0 66,207 25,681 0 0 457 26,138 0 0 0 0 1112 Eldorado: Salem 39 0 23,323 756 907 0 0 3,204 28,190 0 20 0 1,581 1,601 0 0 0 0 1213 Eureka 65 0 110,643 5,796 984 0 0 0 117,423 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1314 Fall River 81 67,217 29,249 1,598 160 0 50 562 98,836 0 3,888 2,584 4,646 11,118 4,000 0 707 4,707 1415 Fond Du Lac: Covenant 216 134,320 125,721 4,566 0 0 1,825 4,555 270,987 0 59,929 0 22,288 82,217 0 0 0 0 1516 Fond Du Lac: Salem 375 268,312 44,196 2,868 0 0 0 17,842 333,218 17,234 11,933 789 7,408 37,364 0 0 0 0 1617 Green Lake: Federated 29 0 19,895 489 108 0 92 390 20,974 0 0 2,560 0 2,560 0 0 0 0 1718 Greenville: Faith 166 143,867 54,084 3,240 295 0 200 2,423 204,109 61,210 564 1,686 11,144 74,604 0 0 0 0 1819 Horicon: Emmanuel 35 54,995 24,442 2,865 1,500 0 0 3,492 87,294 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1920 Juneau 19 0 33,240 0 259 0 0 755 34,254 0 726 0 350 1,076 0 0 0 0 2021 Kaukauna: Peace 137 109,635 42,616 1,915 0 0 1,225 0 155,391 75,153 5,163 0 595 80,911 0 0 0 0 2122 Kingston 63 0 20,538 259 0 0 0 170 20,967 0 640 102 746 1,488 0 0 0 0 2223 Lomira: Trinity 250 152,165 1,382 3,692 0 0 1,210 1,210 159,659 0 10,505 0 3,816 14,321 0 0 0 0 2324 Lowell 33 0 49,000 900 200 0 0 1,200 51,300 3,000 0 0 900 3,900 0 0 0 0 2425 Markesan 143 109,110 35,528 7,446 3,569 0 200 246 156,099 0 2,830 0 9,928 12,758 0 0 0 0 2526 Mayville 62 47,464 35,465 2,025 308 0 10,140 2,631 98,033 32,638 245 7,826 447 41,156 7,900 0 0 7,900 2627 Montello: Trinity 125 54,336 40,738 4,131 18 0 160 1,847 101,230 0 639 2,000 1,320 3,959 0 0 0 0 2728 Neenah: Faith 171 0 342,653 5,401 0 0 3,906 5,507 357,467 3,070 2,310 24,580 687 30,647 0 0 0 0 2829 Neenah: First 240 236,459 81,665 2,500 701 0 5,668 26,340 353,333 1,041 0 0 0 1,041 0 0 52,534 52,534 2930 Menasha: The Family Church 36 30,570 11,509 10,670 0 0 0 4,072 56,821 0 215 224 599 1,038 25,000 0 0 25,000 3031 Neshkoro: Zion 43 0 38,971 0 90 0 0 0 39,061 0 85,162 0 1,012 86,174 0 0 0 0 3132 North Fond Du Lac: Community 54 62,307 615 975 0 0 100 6,518 70,515 0 215 1,407 2,656 4,278 0 0 8,000 8,000 3233 Oakfield 45 0 36,298 1,060 0 0 60 6,232 43,650 0 2,223 0 2,097 4,320 0 0 0 0 3334 Oshkosh: Algoma Boulevard 233 265,844 58,993 10,946 17,411 0 25,420 3,150 381,764 109,706 10,384 0 7,200 127,290 0 0 0 0 3435 Oshkosh: First 147 178,816 0 541 3,299 0 625 0 183,281 0 4,715 0 648 5,363 0 0 0 0 3536 Oshkosh: Wesley 102 0 99,498 2,840 0 0 1,825 16,073 120,236 3,906 7,172 0 7,910 18,988 0 0 0 0 3637 Poy Sippi 44 0 33,731 2,075 0 0 25 2,579 38,410 0 562 0 822 1,384 0 0 0 0 3738 Princeton: Emmanuel 29 0 15,537 2,018 53 0 7,656 4,215 29,479 0 832 0 0 832 0 0 0 0 3839 Randolph 77 43,670 39,627 1,268 2,505 0 0 0 87,070 24,395 0 0 0 24,395 0 0 0 0 3940 Ripon: Immanuel 225 119,469 103,253 8,100 0 0 1,161 0 231,983 78,500 4,500 0 22,516 105,516 0 0 0 0 4041 Waterloo 34 59,700 20,600 1,020 118 0 3,600 1,890 86,928 23,303 1,865 0 811 25,979 0 0 0 0 4142 Waukau 39 45,980 13,047 6,501 0 0 0 11,673 77,201 4,716 0 0 125 4,841 0 0 0 0 4243 Waupun 163 0 138,084 2,773 2,000 0 4,670 5,491 153,018 0 2,590 19,216 790 22,596 0 0 0 0 4344 Wautoma: Grace 169 100,147 52,503 2,789 122 0 1,665 12,146 169,372 3,016 21,549 9,369 3,851 37,785 0 0 0 0 4445 Wild Rose 64 0 57,346 4,515 969 0 0 4,681 67,511 0 0 0 458 458 0 0 0 0 45District Totals 5,403 3,785,466 2,266,092 183,822 102,212 0 95,270 190,331 6,623,193 578,528 324,193 86,807 137,901 1,127,429 58,600 0 68,041 126,641Fundraisers & Other SourcesTotal Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference Journal526 2010 Statistics - Table 3Table 3Number of Households Givingto Local ChurchAmount Received ThroughPledgesAmount Received from Non-Pledging Identified GiversAmount Received fromUnidentified GiversInterest & DividendsSale of Church AssetsBuilding Use Fees/Contributions/RentalsFundraisers & Other SourcesChurch Name 66 67a 67b 67c 67d 67e 67f 67g 67 68a 68b 68c 68d 68 69a 69b 69c 69Summary1 Capital District 7,155 6,085,931 2,781,445 210,360 150,545 23,898 271,074 450,092 9,973,345 1,161,303 805,135 230,354 336,881 2,533,673 0 75,859 74,124 149,983 12 Chippewa District 5,801 3,141,977 3,005,053 216,457 48,114 72,555 124,128 297,612 6,905,896 338,227 577,905 143,073 104,825 1,164,030 0 16,373 9,543 25,916 23 Coulee District 5,505 1,451,122 3,664,463 173,788 116,038 2,938 115,839 407,533 5,931,721 326,359 941,624 76,136 100,436 1,444,555 9,666 38,025 7,760 55,451 34 Heartland District 5,010 2,813,161 2,658,314 159,248 44,143 0 204,232 334,642 6,213,740 1,042,516 571,345 73,811 107,595 1,795,267 11,704 17,000 27,828 56,532 45 Metro North District 4,979 5,704,394 1,893,658 156,855 74,462 0 587,700 246,625 8,663,694 612,927 251,804 71,876 192,004 1,128,611 28,589 20,497 25,590 74,676 56 Metro South District 4,919 4,636,112 2,765,748 282,084 65,848 9,565 352,633 375,487 8,487,477 597,269 203,468 206,463 230,363 1,237,563 11,280 95,993 27,276 134,549 67 Nicolet District 5,041 2,556,935 2,165,042 148,272 20,288 94,371 92,379 304,794 5,382,081 205,931 123,881 147,065 149,773 626,650 4,042 41,086 16,720 61,848 78 Winnebago District 5,403 3,785,466 2,266,092 183,822 102,212 0 95,270 190,331 6,623,193 578,528 324,193 86,807 137,901 1,127,429 58,600 0 68,041 126,641 89 Conference Miscellaneous 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9Conference Total 43,813 30,175,098 21,199,815 1,530,886 621,650 203,327 1,843,255 2,607,116 58,181,147 4,863,060 3,799,355 1,035,585 1,359,778 11,057,778 123,881 304,833 256,882 685,596Total Income for BudgetCapital CampaignsMemorials/Endowments/BequestsOther Sources & ProjectsSpecial Sundays/ AdvanceSpecials/ Other DirectedBenevolent GivingTotal Designated IncomeEquitable CompensationFunds ReceivedAdvance Special/Apportioned/ ConnectionalFunds ReceivedOther Grants & Funds fromInstitutionsTotal Income fromConnectional & InstitutionalSources

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalABLC · Appointment Beyond the Local ChurchAC ······························· Annual ConferenceBCCD ·····················································Board of Congregation and Circuit DevelopmentBCRM ···· Board of Camp and Retreat MinistryBCS ················ Board of Church and SocietyBGM ··················· Board of Global MinistriesBHESM ··················································Board of Higher Education and StudentMinistryBLM ························ Board of Lay MinistriesBMCR ·· Black Methodists for Church RenewalBOD ··························· Board of DiscipleshipBOOM (or BOM) ··· Board of Ordained MinistryBT ································ Board of TrusteesCAH ······ Commission on Archives and HistoryCAC ······· Conference Average CompensationCAP ···································· Capital DistrictCAS ·················· Conference Average SalaryC&S ····························· Church and SocietyCCYM Conference Council on Youth MinistriesCE ······························ Christian EducationCEF ············· Christian Educator's FellowshipCES ········· Commission on Equitable SalariesCF&A · Council on Finance and AdministrationCHI ································· Chippewa DistrictCONAM ·· Committee on Native American Min.CORR ······ Commission on Religion and RaceCOSROW ···············································Commission on the Status and Role ofWomenCOU··································· Coulee DistrictCPP ·············Comprehensive Protection PlanCRSP ·········· Clergy Retirement Security PlanCUIRC ····················································Commission on Christian Unity and Inter-Religious ConcernsDAC ·· Denominational Average CompensationDCE ·············· Director of Christian EducationDLC ············ Discipleship Leadership CouncilDM ································· Director of MusicDM ································· Diaconal MinisterDS ··························District SuperintendentELCC ·····················································Ethnic Local Church Concerns CommitteeF&A ·················· Finance and AdministrationGC ····························· General ConferenceGCFA ·····················································General Council on Finance and AdministrationG-ETS ····················································Garrett-Evangelical Theological SeminaryGMCRUA ················································Greater Milwaukee Conference ·· on Religionand Urban AffairsABBREVIATIONSHEA ································ Heartland DistrictH&W ···························· Health and WelfareHHCS ··············· Harbor House Crisis ShelterIT ··················· Information and TechnologyJBPIEC ··················································Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance andEquitable CompensationJC ······················ Jurisdictional ConferenceJC ··································· Judicial CouncilLC 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Parish Relations CommitteePSR ··························· Prior Service RecordSOCM ················ School of Christian MissionSPRC ········· Staff Parish Relations CommitteeSY ······································ Supply PastorUCRC ······· United Christian Resource CenterUCC ······················· United Church of ChristUMC ····················· United Methodist ChurchUMCom ···· United Methodist CommunicationsUMCS ··· United Methodist Children's ServicesUMCOR··················································United Methodist Committee on ReliefUMM ························· United Methodist MenUMPIP ···················································United Methodist Personal InvestmentPlanUMW ··················· United Methodist WomenUMYF ······ United Methodist Youth FellowshipVIM ···························· Volunteers in MissionWAC ·············· Wisconsin Annual ConferenceWARM ···················································Wisconsin Aldersgate Renewal MinistriesWCC 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Abbreviations, 117, 527Action Items, 143Africa University, Report 245Appointments, 118Archives and History, Commission on,Report of, NRSAssistant to the Bishop, Contact Information,1Associate Members, Roll of, 28Attendance at Annual Conference (RollCall) 48Audit Report, 175Awards and Recognitions, 3702011 Wisconsin Conference JournalBalance Sheets and Financial Statements,175Beach Health Care Center, (See SheboyganSenior Community) NRSBishop, Contact Information, 1Bishop Linda Lee, Biographical Information,iiBoston University School of Theology, 246Budget (2012), Annual Conference, 164Business of the Annual Conference(Disciplinary Questions), 86Camp and Retreat Ministries, Board of,Report, 205Camp and Retreat Ministries, ContactInformation, 4Campus Ministry, Board of Higher Educationand, (See Board of Higher Educationand Student Ministry), 212Campus Ministry Personnel, 6Candidates for Ordained Ministry, 92Candler School of Theology, Report 246Cedar Crest, Report, NRSCertificate of Ordination, 85Certified Church Professionals, 137Chaplains, 137Children's Services of Wisconsin, UnitedMethodist, Report, 260Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns,Commission, NRSChurch and Society, Board of,Report, 206Circuits and Circuit Leaders, 138Clergy Service Records, 380Clergy Session, Minutes of, 78Congregation, and Circuit Development,Board of, NRSDaily Proceedings, 42nd Regular Session,June 12-15, 2010, 52INDEX TO THE 2011 JOURNAL528 IndexDeaconesses and Home Missionaries,137Deacons in Full Connection, Roll of, 28Diaconal Ministers, Appointments, 135Diaconal Ministers, Roll of, 28Discipleship, Board of, Report, (See DiscipleshipLeadership Team) NRSDiscipleship Leadership Team NRSDisciplinary Questions (Business of theAnnual Conference), 86District Superintendents, Contact Information,2Drew University School of Theology, 250East Wisconsin Pension Trust, Report of,NRSElders Elected and Ordained, 85, 98Elders in Full Connection, Roll of, 25Episcopacy Committee (Conference), 232Equitable Salaries, Commission on(See Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance& Equitable Salaries), 223Evergreen Retirement Community, ReportNRSExecutive Session of Annual ConferenceClergy (see Clergy Session), 78Extension Ministry, Appointments to, 131Finance and Administration, Council on,Report of, 233Financial Statements, 175Foundation, Wisconsin United Methodist,Report of, 238Contact Information, 3Full Connection, Those Admitted Into, 98Full-Time Local Pastors, Roll of, 28Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary,Report, 251Global Ministries, Board of, Report, 207Group Health Insurance CommitteeSee Joint Bd of Pensions, Insurance &Equitable Salaries, Report, 223Harbor House Crisis Shelters, Report, 356Health and Welfare Agencies, Reports of256Health and Welfare Ministries, ContactInformation, 4Higher Education and Student Ministry,Board of, Report, 212Historical Sessions of the Wisconsin Conference,322

2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalHonorable Location, Clergy on, 33, 136Ingathering Results, 370Investigation, Committee on, Members,19, 92Items Requiring Conference Action, 143Joint Board of Pensions, Insurance & EquitableCompensation, Report of, 223Lay Ministry, Board of, 214Lay Members of the Annual Conference,Roll of, 35Local Pastors, List of Approved, 93Memoirs, 290Minimum Compensation Resolution, 150Ministry and Outreach, Office of, 3Minutes of the Annual Conference Session,52Missionaries Related to the WisconsinConference, 377Morrow Home, Sparta, Report of, 257Moving Director, Conference, NRSNorth Central College, 252Obituaries of Members and Spouses whoDied During 2010-2011, 290Officers of the Annual Conference, 1Ordained Ministry, Board of, 220Ordination, Certificate of, 85Part-Time Local Pastors, Roll of, 29Past Service Annuity Rate for 2011, 150Pastoral Service Records, 380Pensions, Board of, 223Personnel Committee, 232Petitions to General Conference, 264Provisional Elders, Roll of 28Provisional Members, Elected and Commissionedthis year, 85, 96, 97Proceedings, Daily, 42nd Regular Session,52Program and Arrangements Committee,Report of, NRSRetired Elders in Full Connection, Roll of,29, 112Retired Local Pastors, Roll of, 33, 104Retired this Year, 103Roll Call, 42nd Regular Session, 48Roll of the Dead, (Clergy Members), 290Rules Committee, See Action ItemsRules and Policies, Conference, 324Schmitt Woodland Hills, NRSSchool, Appointments to, 135Seminaries and Colleges, Contact Information2Service Records, Clergy, 380Sexual Misconduct Policy, 356Sheboygan Senior Community, NRSStatistical Tables, 452Status and Role of Women in the Church,Commission on, Report of, NRSStudent Pastors, Roll of, 29Trustees, Wisconsin Conference Board of,Report of, 226United Methodist Children's Services, Reportof, 260United Methodist Hospitals Ministry, 262United Methodist Men, NRSUnited Methodist Women, 235Village at Manor Park, NRSWisconsin Council of Churches, 254Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation,Inc., Report of, 238Contact Information, 3Youth Ministries, Council on, 228Recognitions and Awards, 370Religion and Race, Commission on, NRSRemuneration, Extension Ministry, 378Reports of Boards and Agencies, 203Retired Associate Members, Roll of, 28Retired Clergy Housing Allowance Resolutionfor 2012, 145Retired Diaconal Ministers, 28, 135Index529

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2011 Wisconsin Conference JournalCORRECTIONS PAGEEditing a book such as the Annual Conference Yearbook and Journal is a major task.Errors and omissions are likely to occur in any project of this size. If you find errorsor omissions, the Conference Secretary would like to know about them, so that theycan be corrected prior to publication of the 2012 Annual Conference Yearbook andJournal. Please use this form to report corrections to the SecretaryYour Name:Your Complete Address:Your Phone:Your EMail Address:Where in the 2011 Journal does the correction need to be made?Journal Page # ________or Directory Page # __________What changes need to be made? Please be as specific as possibleReturn this form (or a copy) to:Kevin Rice Myers, Conference SecretaryWisconsin Conference, UMC857 W. State StreetBurlington, WI 53105-1776You may also Email corrections to: krmyers@wisconsinumc.org532 Index

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