DELEGATE’S HANDBOOKName

110th Annual District AssemblySouthern California District

Church of the Nazarene

Dr. Eugenio R. Duarte Rev. Thomas W. Taylor General Superintendent District Superintendent

Session Held AtSan Diego First/Point Loma Nazarene University

San Diego, CaliforniaJune 5-6, 2016

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Welcome!June 5-6, 2016

Welcome to the 110th District Assembly of the Southern California District. Our General Superintendent, Dr. Eugenio R. Duarte, is in his first year of a two-year jurisdiction of the Southern California District and the Southwest Educational Zone.

He and his wife, Maria Teresa, are greatly loved across the Nazarene denomination. Dr. Duarte has significantly influenced our denomination and in response, was elected General Superintendent at our General Assembly in 2009. We are so grateful for this couple and welcome them as they direct the business of this district assembly.

For this assembly, we are delighted to be back in beautiful San Diego. Thank you to Dr. Bob Brower, President of Point Loma Nazarene University, and his staff for making this possible. Specifically, Kim Riddle of PLNU Conference Services, and Debbie Edwards of the PLNU Center for Pastoral Leadership were the key players in making this weekend a reality, and we thank you for your guidance. In addition, we are indebted to Dr. Sheldon Kelley, his staff and San Diego First Church for making room for us in their busy lives.  Thank you, Dee, for generously offering your time and talents to help out with various assembly assignments.

Throughout our time together at this assembly, please assist me in extending thanks to some very critical operatives for this event: Our new District Secretary Rev. Steve Rodeheaver, his wife Vonda, and District Executive Assistant Bettina Powell who have labored long hours to assemble the reports, statistics, and financials for your interest. We also thank Our District Treasurer Rev. David DiFalco, District Financial Secretary Amy Ryland, District Communication Assistant Rev. Rodney Kilgore, District Latino Coordinator Rev. Joel Guerra, District Filipino Coordinator Rev. Oni Plantilla, and Dr. Roger Bowman who is influencing Black initiatives as well assisting in district matters. All have worked to keep the things running smoothly throughout the year.  The office is indebted to your servitude.  We are grateful for the SoCal District Prayer Team, directed by Terry and Joan Reed.  We also thank our District Assembly Coordinator Rev. Melissa Tucker, District Assembly Worship Coordinator Rev. George Williamson and all the worship teams who willingly offered the extended organizational efforts this assembly requires.  A special thanks goes to Shelli James (District Choir Director) and Rev. Karisa May (District Children’s Director) for not only helping us to worship, but also reminding us of the precious individuals who are constantly watching us do so!  And thanks go to each of you, the many officers, board members, team members, counselors, directors, laity, members, and pastors who helped with all the activities, accounting and events celebrated at this gathering.  Finally, thank you to my partner in ministry from the beginning to now: my wife Debbie Taylor whom I dearly love for numerous reasons.  

Join me in asking our Father to help us with our morale, our motivation, our methods, and our clarity of mission. I invite you to make a friend, encourage a neighbor, celebrate victories, and worship God in His fullness.  

Partnering with you,

Tom TaylorDistrict Superintendent

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-To Make Christ-like Disciples in Southern California -

SPECIAL THANKS

OFFICE STAFFAmy Ryland – Financial Secretary

Bettina Powell – Secretary/Receptionist

Vonda Rodeheaver – Handbook/Journal Proofing and Data Entry

DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARDElders

Rev. Wink DavisRev. Dwayne Edwards / Rev. Jeremy Peugh

Dr. Todd Renegar / Rev. Becky PapeRev. Steve Rodeheaver

Rev. Gladys TrejoLay Persons

Mr. Ken Baruth / Mr. Tim HicksonMr. Dennis ButlerMrs. Janet ParksDr. Mark Pitts

Dr. Diana RodriguezDISTRICT TREASURER

Rev. David Di FalcoDISTRICT SECRETARY

Dr. Todd Renegar / Rev. Steve Rodeheaver

DISTRICT OUTREACH DIRECTORSDr. Roger Bowman – African-American Ministries

Rev. Joel Guerra – Hispanic MinistriesRev. Bonifacio “Oni” Plantilla – Filipino Ministries

DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL AND DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRY CHAIR

Rev. Kevin O’ConnorDISTRICT NYI PRESIDENT

Rev. Derek TaylorDISTRICT NMI PRESIDENT

Rev. Dennis Bentley

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introductory

Letter of Welcome.....………………………………………………. 2Special Thanks ……...……………………………………………… 3Table of Contents .......……………………………………………… 4General Superintendent Dr. Eugenio R. Duarte ………….………… 5

Southern California District Mission Report …………..……………Agenda ...........……………………………………………………….. 6-11District Committee Reports ...……………………………………….. 12-36

Board of Ministry: Credentials..……………………….……. 12-14Nominating Committee ..............…………………………… 14-16District Advisory Board ….........……………………………. 16-20Board of Ministry: Studies.......……………………………… 20-26Plan of Examination …..……………………………………. 21-22Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International …. 23NYI President's Report ……………………………………… 23-24NMI President’s Report……………………………………… 24-25District Finance and Pastoral Care Committee Report ……… 25-31Record of Budget Payments ….……………………………… 32-33Properties Board……………………………………………… 34Camps Board ………………………………………………… 34-35Memoirs Committee ….……………………………………… 35-36

Sample Ballot …..................................................................................... 37-39Church Reports ...………………………………………………............ 40-56Honor Churches …………………………………………………......... 40-44

General Superintendents’ Growth Award …………………… 40Top Ten in New Nazarenes Gain ....…………....….………… 40Highest Gain in Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries…. 40Highest Gain in Morning Worship…………………………… 40Sunday School Growth Award Churches.....………………… 40-4110% WEF Churches & Met Obligations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…. 41Churches PIF WEF (34 year record)……………………… . . 41-42All Budgets PIF ……………… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42-43

Statistical Reports of Pastors and Churches …..……………………… 44-56Inland Empire Zone ………………………………………...... 44-46Lower Desert Zone ....………………………………………… 46-48Rancho California Zone .........………………………………… 49-50San Diego Central Zone ............ ……………………………… 50-52San Diego North Zone ...........………………………………… 52-53San Diego Southeast Zone ….....……………………………… 53-55Upper Desert Zone ….....……………………………………… 55-56

Church Index …………………………………………………………… 57

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Dr. Eugenio R. DuarteGeneral Superintendent

Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte was elected general superintendent in the Church of the Nazarene at the 27th General Assembly held in Orlando, Florida, USA, in 2009.

At the time of his election, Dr. Duarte was serving as theAfrica regional director for the denomination. Prior to that assignment he was the Africa West and French Equatorial field strategy coordinator, where he facilitated the expansion of the church into Sierra Leone and the Réunion Islands and developed a strategy to enter Guinea Bissau.

Dr. Duarte has also served as strategy coordinator for the Africa Lusophone Field, directing the start of our work in Equatorial Guinea, and as strategy coordinator for Central Africa. Before this, he was a teacher and the director of the Seminario Nazareno de Cabo Verde (SNCV), superintendent of the Cabo Verde District, and pastor of the Porto Novo and Mindelo Churches of the Nazarene.

Dr. Duarte was born in Brava, Cape Verde, and accepted Christ under the ministry of the Church of the Nazarene at the age of 12. He received his call to preach shortly after his conversion, was mentored by his pastor, and was ordained by Orville Jenkins Sr. in 1981. He studied at SNCV and received his Master of Arts degree from Azusa Pacific University, California, USA. In 2012 he received his master’s in business administration from Northwest Nazarene University, Nampa, Idaho, USA. He was bestowed an honorary Doctor of Divinity by Africa Nazarene University in May 2006.

Dr. Duarte and his wife, Maria Teresa, moved from Johannesburg, South Africa, to the Kansas City area in the fall of 2009. They have three sons, Sergio, Francisco, and Richard, and two grandsons, Gabriel and Ben Amar.

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110th ANNUAL ASSEMBLY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DISTRICT

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENEJune 6, 2016

General Superintendent Dr. Eugenio R. Duarte, presiding

AGENDA/ORGANIZATION OF THE ASSEMBLY

Pre-Assembly:  Registration; Pastoral notification of seating of alternate delegates

Sunday Evening Assembly:

5:00 P.M.  Worship, Welcome, District Superintendent’s Report, & Vote

Monday Morning Business Session

8:30 A.M. Praise and Worship

8:40 A.M. DevotionalDr. Eugenio R. Duarte

Officers of the Assembly:General Superintendent:....................................................................Dr. Eugenio R. DuarteDistrict Superintendent:..............................................................................Rev. Tom TaylorDistrict Secretary:.............................................................................Rev. Steve RodeheaverDistrict Treasurer:..................................................................................Rev. David DiFalco

Organization of Assembly: Acceptance of District Secretary's Staff, Voting Area, Alternates Seated, Special Orders, Times of Meetings, and Board of Tellers.

A. District Secretary's Staff:Statistical Secretary.............................................................................................Vonda RodeheaverRecording Secretary................................................................................................Theresa GrigoryElection Secretary.............................................................................................................Rob MinerFloor Pages......................................................................................... Jeremy Peugh, Brian GraleyDaily Journal Committee ......................James Southard (Chairman), Theresa Grigory (Secretary)Registrar.....................................................................................................................Bettina PowellPhotographer................................................................................................................Kathy HaikeyWorship and Music ………….………………...…………………………….... George WilliamsonMedia...............................................................................................................................Point LomaAssembly Coordinator …..……................................................................................Melissa Tucker

Voting Area: Platform area together with the first twenty rows of the middle sections of the sanctuary and the teller rooms.

Special Orders:Report of the President of Point Loma………………. ……………… 11:00 AM Monday

Ordination Service……………………………………………………..7:00 P.M. MondayTimes of Meetings: Monday, June 1st at 8:30 A.M.; 1:30 P.M.; 7:00 P.M. to adjournment.

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Greetings to Be Sent: To former District Superintendent and wife Rev. and Mrs. John L. Denney; To former District Superintendent and wife Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Scott; to former District Superintendent Maurice Hall’s wife, Jere Hall; to PLNU President and wife, Dr. & Mrs. Bob Brower; to former PLNU President and wife, Dr. & Mrs. Jim Bond.

Alternates Seated: Forms need to be picked up and submitted prior to the business session, if possible. The District Secretary’s staff will check the name against election certificates and, upon verification, make a motion for those approved alternates to be seated.

9:10 AMPresentation from the Nazarene Publishing House and Gifts to Senior Pastors

Dr. Eugenio R. Duarte

Presentation of New Pastors and Spouses Rev. Tom Taylor

Partial Report # 1 of the Ministerial Credentials Board Rev. Steve Rodeheaver

Recognition of Churches Paying World Evangelism Budget in Full for Past 10  Years

9:30 AM Nominating Committee Reports 1 & 3 Rev. Steve Rodeheaver

10:00 AM Ballot for District Boards and OfficersBallot for General Assembly DelegationBallot for General SDMI Convention Delegation

Boards of Tellers: Board of Tellers #1 Board of Tellers #2 Board of Tellers #3Victor Labenske Debbie Holly Wyatt EhrlichBrenda Ritchie Bobbi Seelig Susan StephensBrenda Seewald Sandy Casto Mike ArredondoLinda Coco Kim Smith Christina TarboxCindy Bowden Vilma Lopez Lois YoderCarl Butler Stephanie Taylor Gary ParksBill Mellor Steve Gilbert Will SykesVic Enchelmayer Loretta Herrera Jim ForresterSusana Mendoza Krista Peterson Todd WarrenFrieda Southard Evelyn Yeager Barry JonesDenise Romero Chanda Kuhn Ryan WebbRod Amstutz Elizabeth Chappell Mindi MobleyJosh Spicer Joey Romero Christine WalkerConsuelo Lopez Judi Conti Lee BrannCarol Theotig Mark Miller Alex Iniguez

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10:30 AM Pastors’ Reports

San Diego North

Church Pastor

1 Carlsbad Las Flores w/New PAC: Oceanside Grace & Peace

TBD w/Nate Wells

2 Escondido First Becky Pape

3 San Diego Mount Carmel Jeremy Peugh

4 Vista Hope w/New Year organized Renew & 2 interested parties.

Matthew Palm w/Paul Straub; Steve Babbit; Thomas Hogan

5 Vista Hope Hispanic Marcos Vasquez

Inland Empire, 1

Church Pastor

1 Banning

2 Bloomington, The Bridge Mike Seewald (Staff)

3 Colton Faithway Family w/New ”Fellowship Membership” Colton Hispanic

Tim Isom w/Joel Gomez

4 Highland Community Cross New PAC: Highland Iglesia Communidad de la Cruz Iglesia del Nazareno

Rob Miner w/ Josue Zapata.

5 Redlands, The Ark Kevin O’Connor

6 Rialto Don Dyke

7 Riverside Arlington Avenue Jack Eyestone

10:45 AM Reports Of:Ministerial Board: CredentialsNominating Committee Report 2Advisory Board Ministerial Board: StudiesCamps BoardProperties Board

11:00 AM Report from the President of Point Loma Dr. Bob Brower

11:30 AM Lunch Break

1:30 PM Assembly Reconvenes

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1:45 PM Pastors Reports, Assembly Reports and Other Assembly Business

Inland Empire/Lower Desert

Church Pastor

1 San Bernardino First w/New PAC SBF Bilingual Susan Carole w/Steve Martinez

2 San Bernardino Samoan Ioe Lemaveve

3 Yucaipa Valley Paul Hobbs

4 Blythe Brandon Peterson

5 Brawley Fred Ramsey

6 Desert Center Eagle Mountain Diane Mossbarger

San Diego Southeast Church Pastor

1 Chula Vista Parkway Hills Tim Fillmore

2 El Cajon

3 Lakeside Community w/newly registered PAC Lakeside Hispanic

Jim Southard w/ Oscar Bravo-Duran

4 San Diego Mission Larry Pitcher

5 Spring Valley Hispanic Marco Garcia

Finance Committee and Treasurer’s Reports Rev. David DiFalco NYI Updates Rev. Derek Taylor

Lower Desert, 2 Church Pastor

1 El Centro w/2 New PACs: El Centro Una Voz Que Clama en El Desierto & "Mad House Disciples"

Patrick Drainville w/

2 Holtville w/ New PAC Holiness Hispanic Loyda Ruiz  w/Onan Morales

3 Indio Las Palmas Community Ric  Martinez

4 Palm Springs Ned McCarty

5 Twentynine Palms

6 Yucca Valley David DiFalco

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Upper Desert Zone Church Pastor

1 Apple Valley. Newly registered PAC: Big Bear Jeff Whitney w/ Marlene Soffera

2 Barstow

3 Hesperia David Penn

4 Hesperia Casa De Oracion Diego Forero

5 Phelan New Life Jeffery Mosley

6 Victorville Green Tree Community Dez Fedoryszen

PLNU Planned Giving Dr. Steve Seelig

Rancho California

Church Pastor

1 Anza Centro Cristiano Jose Herrera

2 Hemet

3 Menifee Valley Community w/new PAC: Menifee Valley Iglesia del Nazareno

Robin Altice w/ Melvin Segura

4 Murrieta Gateway Bill Grigory

5 San Jacinto Shepherd’s House Thomas Ritchie

6 Wildomar Gracepoint Oliver “Wink” Davis

Nazarene Theological Seminary Rev. Tim McPhersonChaplains, Evangelists, and Missionaries Dr. Eugenio R. Duarte &

Rev. Tom Taylor

San Diego Central

Church Pastor

1 SD Clairemont Celebrate w/New PAC Spring Valley ESL Anglo

Bob Ries w/ Suzanna Chavez

2 SD First Seldon Dee Kelley

3 SD Mid-City Cambodian Jose Peter Siev

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4 SD Mid-City English New PAC: Mid-City Samoan

John Wright

5 SD Mid-City French Denis Joseph

6 SD Southeast w/new PAC SD Living Water Steve Rodeheaver w/Chris Nafis

Memoirs Report Dr. Dee KelleyOther Presentations Dr. Eugenio R. Duarte & Rev. Tom Taylor

4:00 PM Final Motions and Announcements

Motion of the Daily Journal Committee District SecretaryAcknowledgements and Thank You District SecretaryAnnouncements District Secretary

Adjournment

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District Committee ReportsPages 17-38

Board of Ministry Credentials Report 2016

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends the following Ordained Ministers be received on transfer:

John H. Calhoun (San Diego First from Northern California) Kendra L. Jones (Murrieta Gateway from South Central Ohio) Thomas Ritchie (San Jacinto Shepherd’s House from Los Angeles) Nicholas Charles Saucedo (Menifee from Anaheim) David W. Steele (San Diego Mission from Hawaii Pacific) Jeffrey S. Whitney (Apple Valley from Sacramento)

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends the following Licensed Ministers be received on transfer:

Bryant Dougharty (Mount Carmel from Southwest Oklahoma)

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following Ordained Ministers be granted transfer to other districts:

Beverly Rachelle Stanton Cook (San Diego Mission to Metro New York) Colin Duffy (San Diego Mission to British Isles South) Marshall Dwayne Edwards (Carlsbad to West Texas) Ronald Ernest Fay (San Diego First to Arizona) David L. Frisbie (Banning to Hawaii Pacific) Michael Shawn Hoover (Colton to Oregon Pacific) Willard Dale Huffman (San Diego First to Joplin) Todd Wallace Renegar (Bloomington to Sacramento) Kenneth Alan Wells (Yucaipa Valley to Intermountain)

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends the following licensed ministers to be elected to elder’s orders and be ordained:

Devin Anderson (Brawley) Bonita Burgess (Highland) Melissa Tucker (San Diego First)

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be granted renewal of their district minister’s license:

Zachariah Austin (San Diego Mission) Garrett Blevins (San Diego Mission) Adrian Calderon (San Diego Mid-City) Sophie Callahan (San Diego First) Suzanna Chavez (Spring Valley Hispanic) Robert Churchman (San Diego Clairemont Celebrate) Cody Ellis (San Diego Mid-City)

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Taryn Eudaly (Carlsbad Las Flores) Joel Gomez (Colton) Jose Herrera (Anza) De Andre Jones (San Diego Southeast) Denis Joseph (San Diego Mid-City) April Kelly (Parkway Hills) Nancy Matus (Bloomington) Charlie Merritt (San Diego First) Gregory Miller (San Bernardino First) Jeff Mosley (Hesperia) Kenny Ortega (San Diego First) Kevin Portillo (San Diego Clairemont Celebrate) Grant Reader (Highland) Sergio Ruvalcaba (Banning) Jeremy Schulteiss (San Diego First) James Smith (Bloomington) James “Jimmy” Thyden (Carlsbad) Marcos Vasquez (Vista) Brian Whalen (San Diego Mount Carmel) Antony Wright (San Diego Mid-City)

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be granted a district minister’s license:

Steve Babbitt (Spring Valley) Alex Iniguez (San Jacinto) Ryan Tarbox (Colton)

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be approved as chaplains (CHP): Tamara Bilby Veronica Hammock Erik Lee Gerald Martin Wayne Minyard Paul Slater Alden Sproull Jim Tracy

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be allowed to keep credentials on the Kansas City District at the request of the Kansas City District Advisory Board, while working in Southern California:

Daniel Ketchum

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be allowed to keep credentials on the Los Angeles District at the request of the Los Angeles District Advisory Board, while working in Southern California:

H. B. London, Jr.

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The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be granted Retirement Status and placed in a “retired assigned” relation and thereby remain a member of the district assembly:

David Joseph Penn (Hesperia)

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be granted Retirement Status and placed in a “retired unassigned” relation (this status does not make one a member of the district assembly):

Clifton Alexander Collymore

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be removed from the roll of ministers having filed credentials:

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be removed from the roll of ministers having surrendered credentials:

Robert J. Thompson (San Diego First)

The District Ministerial Credentials Board recommends that the following be dropped from the roll of elders having joined the Church Triumphant:

Kenn Robert Coil Gordon “G.L.” Forward (San Diego Mission) Nicholas John MacKenzie (Palm Springs) Larry Gene Ross (Pheland New Life) Charles Francis Zwicker (Twentynine Palms)

Respectfully Submitted,Thomas Taylor, chairSteve Rodeheaver, secretary

2016 NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT

Nominating Committee: Thomas Taylor, District Superintendent, Chairman; Ministers: Susan Carole, Joel Guerra, Chipo Makwakwa, Chelsea Peugh, Wil Ryland, and Steve Rodeheaver (District Secretary); Laypersons: Pam Altice, Aleta Slater

Report No. 1

We, your Nominating Committee, submit the following nominations and recommendations: Advisory Board Minister (vote for one): Susan Carole, Jeremy Peugh (term to expire 2020) Advisory Board Layperson (vote for one): Janet Parks, David Webb (term to expire 2020) District Sunday School Ministries Chairperson (yes – no vote): Kevin O’Conner District Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Board (vote for one): Barry Cunningham, Jr., Jennifer Davis, Michelle Gates, Blanca Zapata (term to expire 2019).

Report No. 2

We, your Nominating Committee, submit the following nominations and recommendations:

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Properties Board--- Janet Parks (chair), Matt Palm (secretary), David DiFalco, Tim Fillmore, Grant Reeder, and Jacque Russell (terms to expire 2017).

Court of Appeals---Thomas Taylor, District Superintendent, ex-officio; Ministers--- Steve Rodeheaver, Robert Smith; Laypersons---Maggie Bailey, Jacque Russell (terms to expire 2017).

Mission Action/Home Mission Board---District Advisory Board will appoint this board until instructed differently by District Assembly (currently the Zone Missional Leaders).

Ministerial Board---Tom Taylor, District Superintendent, Chair, ex-officio; Steve Rodeheaver and Wink Davis as board secretaries, Rob Altice, Dennis Bentley, Susan Carole, Tim Fillmore, Bill Grigory, Joel Guerra, Rob Minor, Matthew Palm, Becky Pape, Mary Paul, David Penn, Jeremy Peugh, Lloyda Ruiz, David Runion, Mike Seewald, Robert Smith, Gladys Trejo, Nef Trejo, Larry Weist, Jeff Whitney, John Wright, and Kathy Wright (terms to expire 2017).

Camps Board---Wally Yeager, Chair; Thomas Taylor, District Superintendent, ex-officio; Joel Guerra, District Hispanic Coordinator, District Ministries Board Chairman, ex-officio; Director of Children’s Ministries, ex-officio; District NYI President, ex-officio; Children’s, Junior and Senior High Camp Directors, ex-officio; Debbie Crittenden, Wink Davis (terms to expire 2017).

Christian Schools Committee---Aleta Slater, Chair; Beryl Dillman, Chuck Downing, Richard Roth, Jim Smith, Steve Swartz (terms to expire 2017).

District Assembly Finance Committee---Thomas Taylor, District Superintendent, ex-officio; David DiFalco, District Treasurer; Ministers--- Dee Kelley, Clarence Kinzler, Matt Palm, David Penn; Laypersons---Maggie Bailey, Dennis Butler, Chris Rechlin, Gene Shea (plus one minister and one layperson to be chosen by District Advisory Board) (terms to expire 2017).

Report No. 3

We, your Nominating Committee, submit the following nominations and recommendations based on Manual paragraphs 203.23, 301.1—1.3 and 812.VII.Section 2; and the guidelines from our General Church leadership, regarding the election of delegates for the 2017 General Assembly and General Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Convention:

Specifically, Manual paragraph 203.23 provides the outline for the election of General Assembly delegates and alternates. These procedures should be followed by all Phase 3 districts:

1. The District Assembly Nominating Committee shall submit a nominating ballot to the district assembly containing at least six times the number of eligible delegates from the district, ministerial and lay.

2. From the nominating ballot, the number of names will be reduced to three times the number of delegates to be elected.

3. The electing ballot will be by plurality and will determine delegates and alternates according to the order of their election.

4. The district assembly may authorize the district advisory board to elect additional alternates, if necessary.

As a phase three district with 8,001-12,000 members, we are allowed six total delegates to the General Assembly. Three are to be ministerial: two ordained ministers and the District Superintendent. Three are to be laypersons. In accordance with the above procedure, the Nominating Committee submits the following ballot consisting of twelve ministerial nominations for the two ministerial delegates and eighteen lay nominations for the three lay delegates.

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The Nominating Committee further recommends that the Southern California District Resolutions Committee shall be composed of the elected General Assembly delegates and alternates and have power to act on resolutions submitted from this district.

Ministers: Brian Becker, Susan Carole, David DiFalco, Jamie Gates, Joel Guerra, Dee Kelley, Chelsea Peugh, Steve Rodeheaver, Robert Smith, Derek Taylor, John Wright, Kathy Wright.

Laypersons: Pam Altice, Dennis Butler, Debbie Crittendon, Janet Crow, Jennifer Davis, Kerry Fulcher, Lori Isom, Barry Jones, Rob Pape, Janet Parks, Mark Pitts, Larry Rankin, Joan Reed, Vonda Rodeheaver, Amy Ryland, Aleta Slater, Brenda Wright, Blanca Zapata.

Our district has three ex-officio delegates to the General Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Convention. They are District Superintendent Thomas Taylor, District Sunday School Ministries Chairperson Kevin O’Conner, and District Children’s Ministries Chairperson Karisa May. We are allowed five additional delegates (two ministers and three laypersons). These delegates are to be active in Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries. A single ballot containing the names of three times the number of delegates needed is offered (six ministers and nine laypersons). Delegates will be elected by a plurality vote. In the order of votes received, alternates equal to two times the number of delegates will be named.

Ministers: Susan Carole, Wink Davis, Christi DiFalco, Diego Forero, Jeremy Peugh, Kathy Wright

Laypersons: Grady Cabling, Debbie Crittenden, Jennifer Davis, Suzy Fedoryszyn, Scott Folkens, Lindsay Jorgensen, Cynthia Lewis, Rikki Martinez, Vonda Rodeheaver

In the event that one should decline, we recommend that the District Superintendent and District Secretary fill that vacancy with the next highest alternate; if no alternate is available, a name which seems to be within the intent of the Nominating Committee. We further recommend that we authorize the District Secretary and his assistants to edit the minutes and prepare them for publication.

Respectfully Submitted,

Stephen Rodeheaver, Secretary Thomas Taylor, Chairman

DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

Advisory Board 2016

The Advisory Board of the Southern California District has met regularly throughout the 2015-2016 assembly year, and also for special meetings at the call of our district superintendent, Reverend Thomas Taylor.

We have given special care to the many responsibilities which are assigned to the Advisory Board under the provision of the 2013-2017 Manual of the Church of the Nazarene, paragraphs 221-225. All actions of the board have been properly recorded and are on file at the district office in Temecula, CA.

The actions of the board this year included:

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1. On June 1, 2015, elected the following officers for the 2015-2016 church year: President (ex officio as District Superintendent): Thomas Taylor; Vice President: Steve Rodeheaver; Secretary: Todd Renegar; Treasurer: David DiFalco.

2. On June 1, 2015, approved changing the district fiscal year to April 1 through March 31.

3. On July 27, 2015, approved (via email vote) the lease between the Yucaipa Church and the Yucaipa School.

4. On July 27, 2015, approved (via email vote) the COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AGREEMENT AND JOINT ESCROW INSTRUCTIONS for the sale of Santee Property to Calvary Chapel for $625,000 with down payment of $500,000 plus a carry back loan of $125,000 for 2 years at no interest and no payment. 

5. On July 27, 2015, approved (via email vote) the COMMERCIAL LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOCAL DIST. ADVISORY BOARD and the SPRING VALLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH.  The agreement stipulated that $30K of the lease payment will be used to remodel the space needed before September 1, 2015.

6. On July 27, 2015, declared (via email vote) the Twentynine Palms Church of the Nazarene in crisis.

7. On August 13, 2015, gave approval to D.S. Taylor to create and fill ministry coordinator roles designed to help us reach new people groups within our district.

8. On August 13, 2015, approved the sale of the Santee property to Santee Calvary Chapel for $625,000 and carry back anywhere from $100,000 to $125,000.

9. On August 13, 2015, approved to have an asset optimization study done for the district at no cost by Eric Knowles.

10. On August 27, 2015, the DAB met with the Hemet Church Board, the Hemet congregation, and representatives from ACCU to negotiate a payment plan for the church and district during the period of forbearance awaiting the sale of the Hemet church property. The church board, the DAB, and ACCU accepted an arrangement whereby the interest rate would be lowered to 2%, the monthly payment would be lowered to an interest only $9,500 per month. The DAB authorized the district to pay ACCU $5,500, while the Hemet church will pay $4,000, until the property is sold.

11. On August 27, 2015, approved to prioritize payments in the following order upon the sale of the Hemet property: (1) ACCU, (2) Personal Loans, and (3) the District.

12. On September 17, 2015, declared Spring Valley Hispanic in crisis.

13. On September 17, 2015, approved to pay a $57,000 shortfall for Hemet to ACCU.

14. On September 17, 2015, approved the hire of Rodney Kilgore as district communications director.

15. On September 29, 2015 approved (via email vote) to partner with the Nazarene Theological Seminary and the Headquarters Church of the Nazarene - Hispanic Strategy Committee to pay both tuition and

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expenses (approximately $9,600) associated with the Spanish DMIN Program through the Nazarene Theological Seminary for both Nef and Gladys Trejo. Neff & Gladys direct and teach in the SELA (Seminario Evangelico Latino Americano) school for training Hispanic pastors. Investing in Neff & Gladys in such manner is an investment in developing and equipping pastors for the planting of Latino churches.

16. On October 29, 2015, approved (via email vote) up to a $45,000 increase of the principle loan between the Wesleyan Investment Foundation and San Bernardino First COTN for a total of $363,000 loan balance, with a maturity date of 15 years (180 months) from July 1, 2016 to July 1, 2031, and at 4.75% for 3 years.  The purpose of the funds is to address the insurance mandated repairs to the former DBA Cornerstone property on Third Street in San Bernardino. 

17. On November 12, 2015, approved the adjustment of the financial year from 12 to 11 months for this year.

18. On November 12, 2015, approved to adjust the foundation investment fund to reflect a re-designation of the District Office Fund to a Home Mission Fund.

19. On November 12, 2015, approved moving the NMI Convention to the Saturday before District Assembly (June 4, 2016) and holding the convention at Murrieta Gateway.

20. On November 12, 2015, approved Rev. Wink Davis as the record keeper of CEU Life-Long Learning Credits.

21. On November 12, 2015, approved $10,000 Hope Grants to the following new works: Grace and Peace, Renew, Banning Hispanic, Highland Iglesia Communidad, Menifee Valley Iglesia del Nazareno, and San Diego Southeast church plant.

22. On November 12, 2015, approved the adoption of the following policy regarding church plant grants. Sponsoring church must register with the district its interest in a church plant, identify a potential

church planter for training and assessment, and begin the exploratory process. Planter must complete the three courses from DCPI and be assessed and

approved by the district. Planter and sponsoring church develop a first-year budget and a three-year plan for success in four

areas: viability, sustainability, multiplication and theological faithfulness. Upon DAB approval of the first-year budget and three-year plan, and upon demonstration of up to

$10,000 committed to the plant by the sponsoring church in the first year, the District will match the sponsoring church’s financial commitment up to $10,000 year one and also recommend the church plant for a one-time $10,000 Hope Grant from the General Church.

At the close of year one and upon the receipt of the first-year financial statement and a viable second-year budget, the DAB may allocate an additional matching contribution up to $10,000 to funds committed to the church plant from the sponsoring church in year two.

This policy applies to all plants except those sponsored by Carlsbad, Vista and Southeast which were already in process before the new policy adoption date.

23. On November 19, 2015, approved (via email vote) to not require Santee Calvary Chapel to subordinate their carry back loan of $125,000 to a construction loan. This action was taken upon realization that requiring no subordination could impede escrow from closing.

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24. On January 14, 2016, approved the request of Riverside Arlington to sell a portion of their property in order to fund needed maintenance and to pay off debts.

25. On January 14, 2016, declared the San Bernardino Samoan church in crisis and authorized District Superintendent Taylor to close the church subject to notification of the General Superintendent.

26. On January 14, 2016, approved the appointment of Steve Rodeheaver as the District Secretary and Secretary of the District Advisory Board.

27. On January 14, 2016, approved the following replacements of departing Advisory Board members: Tim Hickson replacing Ken Baruth (term to expire in 2017) Jeremy Peugh replacing Dwayne Edwards (term to expire in 2016) Becky Pape replacing Todd Renegar (term to expire in 2017)

28. On March 10, 2016, authorized the acceptance of an offer of intent to purchase the Hemet property at $5.5 million.

29. On March 10, 2016, declared San Bernardino Samoan to be “out of crisis.”

30. On March 10, 2016, approved the requirement that associate pastors submit a questionnaire and resume to the DAB before the DAB considers granting approval to the church board to consider the associate pastor as a candidate for the lead pastor position.

31. On March 10, 2016, approved the plan of Oni Plantilla, director of district Filipino ministries, to create a COS District School in partnership with Philippine Nazarene College, charging $100 per course.

32. On March 10, 2016, approved contributing $500 annually to the Wesleyan Holiness Consortium (an annual conference sponsored by Azusa Pacific University).

33. On May 5, 2016, approved (via email vote) a one year rollover of a $38,000 ACCU loan to Hemet that was scheduled to mature on May 24, 2016.

34. On May 12, 2016, approved the request of Chula Vista Parkway Hills to sell their parsonage as a means of bringing current a loan from the Wesleyan Investment Foundation.

35. On May 12, 2016, authorized District Superintendent Taylor to meet with the Parkway Hills board to explore possible ways forward through their financial struggles.

36. On May 12, 2016, approved San Bernardino First borrowing an additional $54,000 from Wesleyan Investment Foundation, refinancing their current WIF loan in the process. This additional funding will be used to repair and re-stucco their facilities.

37. On May 12, 2016, approved Mike Seewald as a candidate for the lead pastor role at Bloomington the Bridge.

38. On May 14, 2016, affirmed (via email vote) the policy of the District Ministries Board to not grant appeals after the March meetings and before the district assembly of that year.

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39. On May 17, 2016, approved (via email vote) District Superintendent Tom Taylor and Advisory Board member Janet Parks as co-signers for the Southern California District Advisory Board for the sale of the Santee Church of the Nazarene property to Calvary Chapel of Santee, Inc.

Ministerial Issues

The following interim requests for ministerial transfers were considered and acted upon:

Elders/Deacons Received by Transfer: John H. Calhoun, Kendra L. Jones, Thomas Ritchie, Nicholas Charles Saucedo, David W. Steele, Jeffrey S. Whitney

Elders/Deacons Granted Transfer: Beverly Rachelle Stanton Cook, Colin Duffy, Marshall Dwayne Edwards, Ronald Ernest Fay, David L. Frisbie, Michael Shawn Hoover, Willard Dale Huffman, Todd Wallace Renegar, Kenneth Alan Wells

Licensed Minister Received by Transfer: Bryant Dougharty

Allowed Elder to Keep Credentials on the Kansas City District at the Request of the Kansas City District Advisory Board, While Working in Southern California: Daniel Ketchum

Allowed Elder to Keep Credentials on the Los Angeles District at the Request of the Los Angeles District Advisory Board, While Working in Southern California: H. B. London, Jr.

Granted Retirement Status “Retired Assigned”: David Joseph Penn

Granted Retirement Status “Retired Unassigned”: Clifton Alexander Collymore

Removed from the Roll of Ministers Having Surrendered Credentials: Robert J. Thompson

Removed From the Roll of Ordained Ministers Having Joined the Church Triumphant: Kenn Robert Coil, Gordon “G.L.” Forward, Nicholas John MacKenzie, Larry Gene Ross, Charles Francis Zwicker

We, your Advisory Board, authorize the District Superintendent and the District Secretary to revise and extend these minutes for the District Journal as necessary.

Stephen Rodeheaver, Secretary Thomas Taylor, Chairperson

Ministerial Studies 2016

We the District Ministerial Board, recommend the following:

To be placed in the first year course of study: Scott Barr, Robert Hurst, Melissa Page

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To be placed in the second year course of study: Robert Churchman, Barry Cunningham, Jr., Kathy Haikey, Jose Herrera, Alex Iniguez, De Andre Jones, Nicholas Jones, Denis Joseph, April Kelly, Nancy Matus, Charlie Merritt, Jeremy Schultheiss, Peter Siev, James Thyden, Todd Warren, Brian Whalen

To be placed in the third year course of study: Zachary Austin, Garret Blevins, Adrian Calderon, Taryn Eudaly, Grant Reader, Christine Romero, Sergio Ruvalcaba, James Smith, Ryan Tarbox, Anthony Wright

To be placed in the fourth year course of study: Stephen Babbitt, Sophie Callahan, Jeff Mosley, Kevin Portillo, Jim Smith, Marcos Vasquez

To be graduated from the course of study: Devin Anderson, Bonita Burgess, Kenny Ortega, Melissa Tucker

Respectfully submitted,OLIVER “WINK” DAVIS, Secretary

III. Plan of Examination

INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTSEligibility

The District Ministerial Board (DMB) serves only students who are properly enrolled in the Course of Study. Enrollment is open to local ministers; local lay ministers(Manual 408.1), Sourcebook for Ministerial Development [SMD]; and deacons who qualify according to Manual 402.

CoursesThe DMB oversees the preparation of both elder and deacon candidates as well as lay ministry certificates. Ministers will not be ordained without having completed their respective courses.

The COS records (educational records) are to be kept on the district where the licensed minister is actively serving (438.6). Once a candidate graduates, the ordaining district will hold and preserve the COS records in their archives.

Modes of StudyThe recommended mode of preparation for full-time Christian service is by attending a Nazarene liberal arts college or university and, if possible, the Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri. Other approved modes are the Nazarene Bible College in Colorado Springs, Colorado (on campus or online), District Training Centers in Alliance with Nazarene Bible College, Northwest Nazarene University Online Directed Studies Program, and the Modular Course of Studies provided by the general church. The modular course of studies is under the immediate supervision of the DMB and requires written approval from the district superintendent.

If a student applies for directed studies, it is preferred that the student will take advantage of the Modular Course of Studies offered online by Nazarene Bible College’s Ministry Preparation Program or Northwest Nazarene University’s Online Course of Study. In certain circumstances, and with written approval by the district superintendent, a student may do directed studies under the tutelage of an approved mentor.

Except for level one (local ministers), ministerial preparation programs are subject to written permission of the DMB.

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The courses required of the college/university students are listed in Manual 424.3. The competency statements for ministerial education are listed in Manual 424.3 and the SMD 437.33. All college/university/district programs must meet these competency statements.

The course listing for the Directed Studies Program is found in the SMD 439.37. But note: You must go online to www.usacandaregion.org/clergy-education for the most up-to-date information. Be aware that major changes were instituted as of the 2005 General Assembly.

Regulations for the Directed Studies Program1. Each candidate is instructed to download a Sourcebook for Ministerial Development (SMD), in order to become familiar with the details of the entire program.

2. Directed study courses have all been re-written, and are now available online from Clergy Development via www.usacandaregion.org/clergy-education. Please note that all students using the self-study modules require: (1) written approval by the district superintendent approving the use of the self-study plan, and (2) that a mentor meet with you regularly as you work your way through the course.

3. Candidates should plan to meet the District Ministerial Board each year before district assembly. Dates for these meetings will be given in advance to the local churches.

College StudentsAll college students should contact the chairman of the religion department at the Nazarene College or University they are attending for guidance in meeting Manual requirements for the ministry.

Where to Go1. For information, go the Studies Secretary of the District Ministerial Board.2. For relevant application forms, contact board Studies Secretary, Wink Davis, 21400 Canyon Drive,

Wildomar, CA 92595 (951-674-4481).

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (CEUS)The Church of the Nazarene expects all ministers to be involved in life-long learning as a part of ministry responsibilities.

424.6. Once a minister has fulfilled the expectations of the educational foundations for ministry he or she will continue a pattern of lifelong learning to enhance the ministry to which God has called him or her. A minimum expectation is 20 contact hours each year (2 accredited continuing education units [CEU’s]) or the equivalent determined by the region/language group and stated in their Sourcebook for Ministerial Development. All assigned ordained ministers shall report on their progress in a program of lifelong learning as part of their report to the district assembly. An up-to-date report on his or her lifelong learning program will be used in the pastoral review process and in the process of calling a pastor. The Sourcebook for Ministerial Development for the region/language group will contain the details of the accrediting and reporting process. At least 20 contact hours or its equivalent is recommended annually (115, 121, 413.25, 433.15).

The District DMB will work closely with the district superintendent and Point Loma Nazarene University in promoting and providing for continuing education credit courses (438.36) for ordained elders and deacons.

Respectfully submitted,REV. OLIVER “WINK” DAVIS, Studies Secretary

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SDMI Report 2016 To our assembly delegates: This year we brought two major events to our district to help make disciples. 

October was “To Tell the Story” with Dr. Woodie Stevens and his wife Cheryl as the trainers at the Arlington Riverside Church. Forty people received a great tool to equip people in bringing the gospel stories to people with the goal of them interacting and developing their confidence in the Bible. I recommend every church having at least one person trained in this area. It also works as a great avenue for those looking to be involved in Church planting. You can find upcoming training times at nazarene.org/ministries/ssm/tellthestory/display.html

February was “Fresh Start” with Dr. David Busic and twenty-two other presenters of discipleship material for all ages. We had 410 in attendance at the Bridge Church. A big thanks to Derek Taylor and the NYI who partnered with us on this event that brought a great energy level to the whole gathering. Our council is filled with anointed people in every area. I want to thank them for the excellent work with the children’s, youth camps and the women’s, men’s and senior adult retreats. We are truly blessed. We say a sad goodbye to Vonda Rodeheaver who has done a great job on the women’s district retreat and they actually ran in the black this year. (Yeah) 

Our world is questioning the value of a religious experience and whether it helps or hinders a person’s spiritual development. We must bring greater clarity to the issues of our times. We must find the language that opens the doors for conversation and yet reinforces our Biblical truths. Pray for us, for it is so easy to be critical of any path we take to present holiness message that gives authority and confidence in the Word of God. Respectfully submittedKevin O’Connor, chair

NYI Presidential Annual Report 2016  

It has been another exciting and successful year in the NYI department.  We have experienced, encountered and engaged God through multiple mediums.  Here are a few of the highlights from this past year. Elev8 2016 – We began the new church year with a trip to Elev8 2016 where our teens had a variety of opportunities to not only play and enjoy healthy competition together, but also seek and encounter God.  The seminar and plenary sessions brought real insight into the lives of our teens.  A number of our teens participated in poetry, talent, preaching, ultimate Frisbee, short story, quizzing and many other activities.  And while this event is a Southwest Field NYI event, our So Cal District NYI leaders are deeply involved in the planning, strategizing and execution of this event. They worked hard to create the space for the 1500 in attendance to draw closer to God. Camps – Mid-High and Senior High Camps were once again incredible. Our teens continue to walk away with both a fresh understanding of and commitment to the Lordship of Jesus Christ.  At Mid-High Camp, campers were encouraged to be “Rock Solid” in their faith, as they focused on Matthew 7.  Daniel Spaite, Youth Pastor at Visalia First Church of the Nazarene, brought a lot of energy and insight to the task. At Senior High Camp, special speaker Megan Purdue, theology student at Duke, challenged our teens on a deep level to think critically about their identity in Christ. Senior High Camp hosted 181 students and 29 sponsors for a total of 210. Mid-

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High Camp hosted 115 campers, 15 high-school helpers and 29 sponsors for a total of 159 in attendance. Please join me in thanking the directors (Jeremy Schultheiss and Wally Yeager) and their leadership teams for great work with both camps. Quizzing – I’m pleased, proud and excited to report to you that our teens are studying Scripture, committing it to memory and submitting themselves to the subsequent formation that takes place.  Moreover, the competition that serves to provide incentive remains healthy and uplifting to all teams that participate. This year we had 3-4 teams participate in monthly competitions at our various churches on the district, all centered on the memorization of the books of Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon. Elev8 2016 brought to a close this year’s focus and we are preparing ourselves for the study and memorization of Luke in the 2016-17 year.  If you are struggling to engage your teens in the very formative discipline of Scripture memorization, let’s talk about your church starting a local NYI quizzing team. A brand new season starts in a few months. In addition, please join me in thanking Jerry Goodwin, our District Youth Quizzing Director, who makes this ministry possible through passionate commitment and sacrifice. Third Annual Youth Leader Retreat – This year we hosted our third annual So Cal NYI Youth Leader Retreat.  We gathered in Big Bear for a time of fellowship, praying and playing together. Our So Cal NYI Leadership continues to grow together as a family and we anticipate how this intentional gathering of our leaders will continue to contribute to the completion of this objective.  If your local NYI leader is not connected to our information lines, please make contact with one of our NYI leaders. Most of our information is sent out via our Facebook group, although we use other mediums as well. Whatever the method, we want to see you connected. NYI Convention – This year we had a great turnout at our NYI Convention, which was held at The Bridge Church of the Nazarene.  We heard an inspiring message from AJ Wolf, Youth Pastor as Las Flores Nazarene, elected a new tier of leadership and general convention delegates (Congrats to our newly elected NYI President Jeremy Schultheiss!), built community through games and fun and worshiped together as a district NYI.  As a result, our teens walked away with a better understanding of the global church of which they are a part and a greater awareness of their role in it. These events and so much more would not be possible without the strategic, gifted, Spirit-filled leadership of our So Cal NYI team.  To the NYI team (too many to list): Thank you all for your collaborative style, your focus on unity and the way you allow God’s love to take up residence in your lives.  Respectfully submitted, Rev. Derek Taylor2016 So Cal NYI President

DISTRICT NMI PRESIDENT’S REPORT – 2016

District Superintendent, District Council, Local Presidents, delegates, missionaries, friends and guests:

As I offer my 12th report, I am again overwhelmed with how truly honored and humbled I am to report as your District NMI President – honored because you trusted me to serve you and the district as your president; and humbled… because you continue to respond to the creative leadership of your district NMI leaders!

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Our theme emphasis this year has been The Power Of ONE – Finding Your PASSION. All of us have many things we are passionate about. I am so glad that for so many of you, missions is one of those. In response to that passion, each ONE of you as churches... each ONE of you as individuals... learned, and prayed, and gave, and sent... and many even went. God bless you for your clear demonstration of Finding Your PASSION. Let us passionately recognize these…

First and foremost we recognize my heroes… our Local NMI Presidents, who lead us to greater heights and depths of passion for missions. Next we say thanks to those Senior Pastors who support and promote missions. And of course, we could not accomplish anything for missions without ALL those who give themselves, at so many levels, to fulfilling our call to missions. Join me also, in thanking those who have gone the extra mile (literally) to various parts of the world on a variety of “Work & Witness” Teams. Each one of these has proven The Power Of ONE – Finding Your PASSION.

If you ever wanted to experience a passion for missions in FULL display… just attend one of our District NMI Council meetings. I am sooo blessed to get to pray, and think, and dream, and plan, and experience Spirit filled creativity along side of these amazing servants. They truly understand The Power Of ONE – Finding Your PASSION.

Two others play a critical role in fueling my PASSION. No words could EVER express how blessed I am for my wife, Jennifer. I give God thanks every day that He helped her say yes to me 44 years ago. Jennifer supportively listens to my dreaming and passion for missions, and encourages me to be and do what God has called me to. And OF COURSE, I give God ALL the glory and honor for His calling on my life. He guides me into and reveals to me The Power Of ONE – Finding Your PASSION.

I believe God has so much more for us. What could happen on the Southern Cal District if we caught GOD’s VISION for our missions efforts? In 2016-2017, please join me in looking to discover The Power Of ONE UNIFIED VISION.

And why all this “Missions Effort”? There is only one reason for me… because there is always one more, somewhere, who needs to hear about Jesus.

Respectfully submitted,

DENNIS BENTLEY

1 Finance and Pastoral Care Committee 2016

The District Finance and Pastoral Care Committee is charged with the general oversight of the financial policies of the district, with special emphasis on the budgeting process, and with providing guidelines and recommendations regarding pastoral care and compensation. The guidelines by which we operate have been established by the District Assembly. We recommend that this Finance and Pastoral Care Committee report, as adopted by the District Assembly, be reviewed by each local church board at the first regular board meeting following the District Assembly.

Purpose1. To give direction to financial policies of the Southern California District in order to best fulfill the stated purpose of the district as it applies to financial matters.2. To offer financial guidance to the district auxiliaries and local churches as delineated in the Bible.

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Responsibilities1. To monitor and advise in the preparation of all operating budgets on the district.2. To determine the formula for the budget base for all budgets.3. To receive and provide study for annual audited reports from the district treasurer and all district auxiliaries (NMI, NYI, SDMI, etc.) and any others that receive funds from the district budget and/or local churches.

I. Concerning the Allocation of BudgetsWe recognize the principle of shared ministry through denominational budgets, making it possible to more effectively promote the gospel of full salvation around the world. We recommend that the following principles be the basis for the allocation of budgets:

1. To provide channels through which every church participates in the Great Commission through giving to denominational budgets.2. A church’s allocated budgets should be proportionate to its financial strength.3. To encourage newer and growing churches in their participation through recognition of their unique and economic needs and limitations.4. To recognize the family-hood of churches on the district by providing help in times of special need to those churches struggling. 5. To recognize our responsibility in giving to others by accepting our fair share in denominational budgets.6. To conduct a periodic review of the budgeting process in applying the above principles.

In accordance with the recommendations adopted by the General Board, we recommend:1. That the base for calculation of all budgets be amount raised for all purposes, for which a tax deductible receipt is allowed, minus money sent for the World Evangelism Fund and approved 10% specials. 2. That the following percentage of the budget base be used in calculating the respective budgets for all churches on the Southern California District:

World Evangelism Fund 5.5%P & B 2.25% District Unified Budget 7.25%

3. That all churches become familiar with and follow the “Funding the Mission” guidelines at the website www.fundingthemission.org.

II. Concerning the District Unified Budget

We recommend:1. Proposed District Budget2. That the District Unified Budget be allocated as follows:

Education (PLNU) 31.04% (2.25% of Budget Base)* District Operation 64.00% (4.64% of Budget Base) Home Mission Fund 4.96% (.36% of Budget Base)

* This percentage was established by the General Board.** The annual budget for SSM, NMI, & NYI are budgeted by auxiliary funding for the 2016-2017

fiscal year, the proposed budget reflects this change in funding.

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We recommend:1. Denominational budgets paid monthly.2. World Evangelism Fund budget be paid through Faith Promise giving.3. World Evangelism Fund and Pensions and Benefits Budget sent directly to Global Treasury Services. The preferred method for remitting funds to the General Treasurer is to utilize the electronic fund transfer at www.fundingthemission.org; otherwise, mail check with remittance form to Church of the Nazarene, P.O. Box 843116, Kansas City, MO 64184-3116. 4. The District Unified Budget be sent directly to the Southern California District Office. 5. Local churches should not consider acceptable the practice of accumulating budget monies toward the making of lump sum payments at the end of the year.6. Local churches encourage 10% special giving for World Missions.7. Churches utilize the Church of the Nazarene Foundation to facilitate planned and deferred gifts from their members to any Nazarene ministry, including gifts to the local church, and to use the Foundation to manage investment accounts, endowments, or charitable trusts. Visit www.NazareneFoundation.org or call 866-273-2549.8. Churches utilize the resource of Point Loma Nazarene University’s Planned Giving Department to educate their congregation in the importance of estate planning and the tax advantages of trusts. Contact University Advancement at 619-849-2302 or go to: www.pointloma.edu/plannedgiving.9. That no church may lease any of its facilities without written approval of the District Superintendent. After approval a church may pay expenses directly related to the cost of leasing the facilities out of the money received. 10. That each church provide a TSA for their pastor, which is at least 10% of the combined amount given for salary and housing.

IV. Concerning the DepartmentsWe recommend:1. That each department prepares and submits to the District Finance Committee Chairperson by March 31st each year, a proposed budget for the following fiscal year.

V. Concerning Point Loma Nazarene UniversityWe recommend:

1. That local churches find a variety of ways to support Point Loma Nazarene UniversityThrough the sending our young people, prayer and paying the District Unified Budget, a portion of which goes to support the University.2. District continue to give full support to the PLNU grant-in-aid program for Nazarene young people from our district as follows:

A. General Grant - That an amount of $2,600 shall be allocated from the District Educational Budget for each eligible, full-time, undergraduate Nazarene student attending PLNU.B. Matching Grant - That we encourage our local churches to participate in the PLNU Matching Grant program, in which the church contributes up to a maximum of $250 per student per year, and the university, in turn, matches the amount, for a total of $500.

VI. Concerning Pastoral Care and CompensationWe recommend that each church review and consider the following items when considering salary and benefits for pastor and associates:

1. Review the salaries at the beginning of each assembly year, considering both cost of living and merit increases.

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2. Provide a parsonage or full reimbursement for housing, utilities, and all of the Social Security. We recommend that churches reimburse pastors their Social Security on a quarterly basis. Information is available from Pensions and Benefits or the District Office.3. Reimburse the full ministry-related costs involved in the operation, maintenance and depreciation of the pastor’s and associate’s automobiles. We recommend that the reimbursement amount be that which is established by the IRS. This is a local church expense and is not to be considered as part of the pastor’s or associate’s salary or benefits.4. Provide health insurance coverage for pastors and families and a medical/dental reimbursement fund to reimburse pastors and all full-time church employees for deductible and out-of-pocket expense. Contact the District Office for information regarding the district group medical insurance provider.5. Pensions and Benefit considerations: That each church pays in full its assigned Pensions and Benefit budget. The Pensions and Benefit Office urges every church to have a signed Employers Participation Agreement. This should be on file with their office as this is a basic requirement to make your pastors eligible for the many benefits provided by the denomination. 6. That each church provide a TSA for their pastor, which is at least 10 percent of the combined amount given for salary and housing. Any questions should be directed to the Pension and Benefits Office in Kansas City, Missouri.7. Provide time and expenses for their pastor, staff and/or lay employees to participate in continuing education activities. These opportunities will increase skills of ministry, furnish new ideas for leadership and refresh their spirit and outlook to the benefit of the church.8. Reimburse the pastor and staff members for ministry expense including: the full cost for church supplies, hospitality expenses, gifts to parishioners, professional books and magazines and dues to professional or service organizations.9. Establish a pastor’s minimum vacation at two full weeks, including two Sundays with full pay for pastors with less than five years in the ministry. After a pastor has completed five years in the ministry, up to fifteen years full-time ministry, extend the vacation to a minimum of three full weeks, including three Sundays with full pay. For those with more than fifteen years in full-time ministry, vacation time should be extended to a minimum of four full weeks, including four Sundays with full pay. Accumulation of vacation should not exceed six weeks in any one year. Communication between the pastor and church board regarding vacation issues is important. The time spent at district and general functions is not to be considered vacation. A supply pastor is to be paid by the local church. Churches with staff need to set a vacation policy with a minimum of two weeks per year.10. Churches should be sensitive to the needs of their pastors who face growing stress in their ministries and increasingly are burning out of the ministry. Following a biblical plan of a sabbatical, we recommend that after seven years of service in the same local church, and each additional seven years of service in that same church, the pastor is granted a sabbatical of seven consecutive weeks beyond his or her vacation time. This will provide for personal renewal. The pastor will return refreshed in spirit (referenced in our Manual 129.10).11. Each church needs to develop a set policy on sick leave for pastors if long-term disability occurs. Disability income insurance also is a protection for the church.12. Providing group term life insurance (a $50,000 policy is allowed by IRS as a non-taxable benefit).

Respectfully submitted,

David DiFalco, Chairperson

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District Treasurers Report 2016

May '15 - Mar 16 Budget

% of Budget

Apr '16 - Mar 17

Proposed Budget

Ordinary Income/Expense Income  

4000 · Operations Income 302,448.46 333,018.00 90.82%350,080.

00

4050 · Investment Income -31,126.69 233,245.00 -13.35%76,570.0

0

4100 · Support 283,985.56 202,920.00 139.95%226,920.

00

4150 · Rental Income 158,995.51 138,215.00 115.04%96,280.0

0

4200 · Retreat Income 149,154.60 123,645.00 120.63%134,600.

00

Total Income 863,457.441,031,043.0

0 83.75%884,450.

00

Expense  

5000 · Payroll/Benefits 247,341.33 252,051.00 98.13%277,554.

00

5050 · Office Expenses 42,382.92 47,091.00 90.0%37,050.0

0

5080 · Rental/Lease 16,289.69 15,356.00 106.08%18,800.0

0

5090 · Insurance 7,142.89 4,583.00 155.86% 7,300.00

5100 · Administrative Expense 37,093.26 39,509.00 93.89%47,250.0

0

5150 · District Advisory Board 4,588.27 3,667.00 125.12% 2,500.00

5160 · District Assembly 18,428.32 5,400.00 341.27%20,000.0

0

5300 · Ministerial Support 44,256.31 16,317.00 271.23%21,600.0

0

5400 · PLNU Education Expense 154,732.15 146,667.00 105.5%169,789.

00

6000 · LOAN & RESERVE EXPENSE 81,775.36 39,003.00 209.66%43,421.0

0

6050 · HOME MISSION EXPENSE 86,446.06 21,080.00 410.09%20,400.0

0

6080 · FOUNDATION BOARD EXPENSES 51,379.30 72,917.00 70.46%60,000.0

0

6100 · SSMIN EXPENSES 84,847.71 86,083.00 98.57%86,000.0

0

6150 · NMI EXPENSES 30,792.90 36,250.00 84.95%34,500.0

0

6200 · NYI EXPENSES 34,531.65 12,257.00 281.73% 6,550.00

6560 · Payroll Expenses 2.50

6999 · Contingency 0.00 232,812.00 0.0%31,736.0

0

8000 · Other Expenses 112,896.48 0.00 100.0%

Total Expense1,054,927.

101,031,043.0

0 102.32%884,450.

00

Net Ordinary Income-

191,469.66 0.00 100.0% 0.00

Other Income/Expense Other Expense 901 (Transfers In/Out) 0.00

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Total Other Expense 0.00 Net Other Income 0.00 0.00 0.0%

Net Income-

191,469.66 0.00 100.0% 0.00

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Assets Report 2016

Mar 31, 16 Mar 31, 15%

Change

ASSETS

Current Assets

Checking/Savings

1000 · Cash/Savings 243,274.35 231,326.56 5.17%

1200 · Investments 1,612,310.86 1,667,322.91 -3.3%

Total Checking/Savings 1,855,585.21 1,898,649.47 -2.27%

Accounts Receivable

1302 · Interest Rec. Loan & Reserve (Interest Hemet/Vista Loan Income) 105,210.11 105,210.11 0.0%

1304 · Other Receivable Loan & Reserve 37,482.00 37,482.00 0.0%

1316 · District Superintendant -1,000.00 21,098.72

-104.74

%

Total Accounts Receivable 141,692.11 163,790.83 -13.49%

Other Current Assets

1400 · Church Loans 1,145,573.05 1,021,118.28 12.19%

1420 · Prepaid Expenses SS Min 0.00 400.00 -100.0%

Total Other Current Assets 1,145,573.05 1,021,518.28 12.14%

Total Current Assets 3,142,850.37 3,083,958.58 1.91%

Fixed Assets

1800 · Property (land & Buildings) 5,869,811.47 5,875,811.47 -0.1%

1850 · Furnishings & Equipment 89,026.65 89,026.65 0.0%

1880 · Accumulated Depreciation -595,848.35 -332,313.04 -79.3%

Total Fixed Assets 5,362,989.77 5,632,525.08 -4.79%

Other Assets

1500 · DO Deposits 5,000.00 5,000.00 0.0%

1502 · High Desert Harvest Deposit 300.00 300.00 0.0%

Total Other Assets 5,300.00 5,300.00 0.0%

TOTAL ASSETS 8,511,140.14 8,721,783.66 -2.42%

LIABILITIES & EQUITY

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Other Current Liabilities

2000 · Accounts Payable 56,602.55 0.00 100.0%

2100 · Miscellaneous Payables 67,465.57 60,080.14 12.29%

Total Other Current Liabilities 124,068.12 60,080.14 106.5%

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Total Current Liabilities 124,068.12 60,080.14 106.5%

Long Term Liabilities

2300 · Note Payable 38,000.00 38,000.00 0.0%

Total Long Term Liabilities 38,000.00 38,000.00 0.0%

Total Liabilities 162,068.12 98,080.14 65.24%

Equity

3000 · Operations 209,371.19 211,037.84 -0.79%

3100 · Internally Designated 1,357,177.01 1,606,289.40 -15.51%

3200 · Board Designated 0.00 40,800.00 -100.0%

3300 · Temporarily Restricted 0.00 -32,000.00 100.0%

3400 · Non-Cash 6,973,993.48 6,653,819.66 4.81%

Net Income -191,469.66 143,756.62

-233.19

%

Total Equity 8,349,072.02 8,623,703.52 -3.19%TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 8,511,140.14 8,721,783.66 -2.42%

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2015-16 Record of Budget Payments as of 6/3/2016

Church BASEDISTRICT

BudgetDISTRICT

PaidEDUCATION

BudgetEDUCATIONBudget Paid

WORLDEVANGELISM Paid

PENSIONS &

Benefits Paid

Anza Centro Cristiano 7,987 399 538 180 167 439 0 180 0

Apple Valley 529,714 26,486 26,577 11,919 11,963 29,134 29,322 11,919 11,995

Banning 91,540 4,577 395 2,060 177 5,035 196 2,060 500

Barstow ** 29,574 1,479 1,380 665 621 1,627 1,385 665 567

Bloomington -The Bridge 429,416 21,471 10,344 9,662 4,656 23,618 23,735 9,662 9,749

Blythe 106,918 5,346 6,143 2,406 2,766 5,880 5,977 2,406 2,482

Brawley 32,630 1,632 2,224 734 1,001 1,795 2,300 734 850

Carlsbad Las Flores 363,178 18,159 18,171 8,172 8,179 19,975 19,977 8,172 8,179

Chula Vista Parkway Hills 194,326 9,716 68.96 4,372 31.04 10,688 1,210 4,372 0

Colton Faithway Fellowship 31,248 1,562 1,716 703 772 1,719 2,408 703 727

Desert Center Eagle Mountain 12,932 647 655 291 295 711 717 291 300

El Cajon ** 313,047 15,652 12,485 7,044 5,620 17,218 12,572 7,044 5,169

El Centro 106,263 5,313 6,065 2,391 2,730 5,844 9,356 2,391 2,535

Escondido First 337,435 16,872 16,876 7,592 7,596 18,559 40,131 7,592 7,592

Hemet 274,947 13,747 0 6,186 0 15,122 0 6,186 0

Hesperia 102,610 5,131 5,630 2,309 2,534 5,644 5,912 2,309 2,816

Hesperia Casa De Oracion 63,324 3,166 0 1,425 0 3,483 0 1,425 0

Highland 126,087 6,304 7,377 2,837 3,320 6,935 11,016 2,837 2,896

Holtville 27,771 1,389 740 625 333 1,527 788 625 286

Indio 173,086 8654 9866 3894 4441 9520 10952 3894 4293

Lakeside 35,229 1,761 1,761 793 793 1,938 2,264 793 859

Menifee Valley 58,204 2,910 3,263 1,310 1,469 3,201 3,403 1,310 1,469

Murrieta Gateway 748,566 37,428 48,952 16,843 22,034 41,171 57,054 16,843 17,478

Palm Springs 116,275 5,814 6,080 2,616 2,736 6,395 6,921 2,616 2,663

Phelan New Life 16,403 820 821 369 369 902 902 369 675

Redlands The Ark 246,195 12,310 12,942 5,539 5,825 13,541 12,963 5,539 5,686

Rialto 38,747 1,937 690 872 310 2,131 2,132 872 872

Riverside Arlington 378,741 18,937 21,995 8,522 9,901 20,831 20,961 8,522 8,558

S.B. Cornerstone Samoan 11,200 560 0 252 0 616 1,565 252 0

S.B. First 78,700 3,935 4,629 1,771 2,084 4,329 5,033 1,771 1,908

S.D. Clairemont 42,100 2,105 0 947 0 2,316 650 947 0

S.D. First 957,906 47,895 50,920 21,553 22,920 52,685 58,005 21,553 23,411

S.D. Genesis 39,398 1,970 1,970 886 887 2,167 2,167 886 886

S.D. Mid City Cambodian 15,003 750 1,169 338 526 825 1,565 338 0

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S.D. Mid City English 41,109 2,055 2,892 925 1,302 2,261 5,865 925 2,400

S.D. Mid City French/Swahili 5,985 299 0 135 0 329 135

S.D. Mission 1,110,017 55,501 55,994 24,975 25,204 61,051 61,112 24,975 25,191

S.D. Mt. Carmel 95,167 4,758 4,758 2,141 2,141 5,234 5,860 2,141 2,160

S.D. Southeast 168,678 8,434 8,551 3,795 3,849 9,277 9,300 3,795 3,825

Spring Valley Hispanic 20,885 1,044 137.92 470 62.08 1,149 0 470 0

Twentynine Palms 14,181 709 0 319 0 780 0 319 0

Victorville Green Tree Community 57,653 2,883 1,417 1,297 638 3,171 1,047 1,297 354

Vista Hope (Inc Hisp) 483,412 24,171 0 10,877 0 26,588 4,548 10,877 0

Wildomar Gracepoint 144,281 7,214 4,665 3,246 2,100 7,935 4,693 3,246 1,974

Yucaipa Valley 37,695 1,885 1,989 848 895 2,073 2,602 848 1,065

Yucca Valley 73,301 3,665 764 1,649 344 4,032 450 1,649 250

TOTALS 8,483,582 424,179 365,122 190,881 164,272 466,597 437,718 190,881 163,301

Percentage 0.86 0.86 0.94 0.86

**= intend to pay in full

*These numbers are based on information generated by the APR reports that have been received as of 6/3/2016.

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Southern California District Church Properties Board 2016

We, the District Church Properties Board, submit the following report:      The District Board of Church Properties exists to give advice and direction to the local church relative to the purchase, sale, or lease of real estate, or the building of churches and parsonages. The policy of this board is to evaluate each local situation so as to be able to determine the need and the financial ability of the church involved.     The building plans, financial plans, and or leases, are carefully considered. It is board policy to limit total indebtedness of the church to three times its annual income. In cases where the church is unable to meet its District, Educational, and World Mission allocations, it is assumed that the church would be unable to finance a building program, or service a larger debt.      The board has carefully considered all matters that have come to it during the year and has acted in each case in line with its stated policy under the direction of the District Superintendent. We have given guidance and direction to the following churches and ministries in the past church year:Colton, Chula Vista, Hemet, Oceanside (Renew), Oceanside (Grace and Peace), Santee, Spring Valley, San Bernardino First, San Bernardino Cornerstone, San Diego (Living Waters), San Jacinto, Twentynine Palms, and Yucaipa.      Respectfully Submitted,Pastor Matthew Palm, SecretaryJanet Parks, Chair

Camps Board 2016

Dr. Duarte, Rev. Taylor, Members, and Friends of this Southern California District Assembly:

It is my pleasure and honor to be giving this, my first report on behalf of the Children’s and Youth Camping Ministry for the Southern California District.

We have a rich history of camping on the district and it has been a privilege to work with many amazing volunteers and co-laborers in regards to camping ministries. Our camps offer “God Moment” experiences that not only impact our kids at camp but we pray will influence them for a lifetime. Will you take just a moment right now to pray for the impact that these camps will have on students and families this coming camping season.

We had three amazing camp experiences this past summer:

Children’s Camp was directed by Karisa May, and even with a lower camper turn-out than the previous year, there were still many successes. The camp ended up with 13 (plus Hawaii) churches participating at some level. There were 117 campers and 31 staff, 1 profession of faith, 15 total commitments or responses to God, and 11 individuals with felt calls into Missions. These are the experiences that will impact a lifetime for the individual and others around them. The camp finished with $900 in the positive and they are looking forward to another

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great camp next year. Would you please take a moment and specifically pray for our Children’s Camp, its leaders, and the children and adults who will be participating in The Quest Children’s Camp for 2016.

Mid High Camp was directed by Jeremy Schultheiss. There were 17 churches that participated with a total of 165 participants (29 staff/counselors). The theme, Rock Solid, focused around Matthew 7 and empowered students to build their lives on Jesus and find their identity in Him. One of the goals was to encourage conversation that would continue “down the hill” between staff and students. Jeremy shares an experience throughout the week where students would use the words “district family”. This is encouraging and I was humbled and blessed by the ways they embraced their identity as members of the family of God. Although financially the camp took a hit (down $2,392) I believe the week was a great experience for both student and staff. Will you take a moment right now to pray for Jeremy and the staff as they are preparing for “Illuminate” and the experience that will come with Mid High Camp 2016?

Sr. High Camp was direct by Wally Yeager. This was my first year directing a camp for Socal NYI. What an experience it was. There were many amazing experiences but I will share just two. There were 181 campers with 47 staff/leaders that joined us for the week. One of the things that grabbed my attention was the community and ability of the staff and leaders from SoCal NYI. This group of people came together to create an environment for students that allowed the Holy Spirit to move in ways that impacted students that week and for weeks to come. One student, a young lady, shared with me how she felt unwanted and not loved by anyone and had considered taking her life. While at camp, through a variety of experiences and encounters, she felt God calling her to not see herself but to see Him in her. She has taken her experiences with her into her situations and life and God is continuing to speak into her life. Although Sr. High Camp took a financial hit ($1800) there were many victories that were won that week and the weeks that were to come because of the experiences at Camp. Would you take a moment right now to pray for the leadership of Sr. High Camp and the theme Hand Crafted?

As you can see Camping Ministry is alive and well in Southern California BUT we cannot continue without you! We need all of our camps to be bathed in prayer. Will you commit to pray each week for each camp? Pray that a moving of the Holy Spirit will infiltrate the campuses and lives of each student and staff as they interact in the life of camp for one week and then continue to live out life the other 51 weeks as the Holy Spirit empowers them.

Thank you to all the directors, staff, and counselors who have made and continue to make camps possible. Thank you for being used by the Holy Spirit to engage students in the life saving power of Jesus Christ. Thank you to a district who believes and supports the camping ministry. Thank you to each of you as you continue to pray for the camping ministry of the Southern California District Church of the Nazarene

Respectfully Submitted,

Wally YeagerCamps Board Chairperson

Memoirs Committee

The Memoirs Committee submits the following report of Nazarenes who were transferred from the Southern California District to the Church Triumphant in 2015-2016. “I am the resurrection and the life; he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.”

(John 11:25)

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Beloved Elders

Rev. Kenn Robert Coil, Rev. Gordon “G.L.” Forward, Rev. Nicholas John MacKenzie, Rev. Larry Gene Ross, Rev. Charles Francis Zwicker

Beloved Laypersons

Apple Valley – Mae Fejeran, Marjorie Goslaw, Barbara Houser, David Lorenzen, Gwen RobinsonBlythe – Nellie ToburenColton – David Wright Sr.El Cajon - Susan Jacobs, David Shock, Andy FurlongMurrieta Gateway – Rev. Ken Coil, Diego Villarreal, Bud Coryell, Irene Hall, Jerry Price, **Sandy Burghard

(On a thorough review of Membership Roll, it was discovered Sandy had never been removed from the membership roll when she passed away 9+ YEARS ago.)

Riverside Arlington – Elton Andersen, Frances Smith, David SolanoSan Diego Mid-City Cambodian - Lay Pastor Aaron Graber (served voluntarily for over 30 years!)San Diego Mid-City French - Haskel Eliyakim LambertSan Diego Mission - Carol Gollihugh, Norma Runion, Iva Herbert, Lory DeMarino, Charlie Jackson, Lidy Mae

Burkhart, Norris Gill, Ron Van Buskirk, Carol SteeleYucca Valley – Ray Wilton

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BallotSouthern California District Church of the Nazarene

Officers and Boards

SAMPLE BALLOTAdvisory Board

Minister (vote for one, term 2020) Layperson (vote for one, term 2020)

_____ Susan Carole _____ Janet Parks

_____ Jeremy Peugh _____ David Webb

Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Chair: Kevin O’Conner

_____Yes _____No

Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Board

Layperson (vote for one, term 2019)

_____ Barry Cunningham, Jr. _____ Jennifer Davis

_____ Michelle Gates _____ Blanca Zapata

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BallotSouthern California District Church of the Nazarene

General Assembly Delegates

SAMPLE BALLOTMinisterial Delegates: Vote for Two

_____Brian Becker _____Susan Carole

_____David DiFalco _____Jamie Gates

_____Joel Guerra _____Dee Kelley

_____Chelsea Peugh _____Steve Rodeheaver

_____Robert Smith _____Derek Taylor

_____John Wright _____Kathy Wright

Lay Delegates: Vote for Three

_____Pam Altice _____Dennis Butler

_____Debbie Crittendon _____Janet Crow

_____Jennifer Davis _____Kerry Fulcher

_____Lori Isom _____Barry Jones

_____Rob Pape _____Janet Parks

_____Mark Pitts _____Larry Rankin

_____Joan Reed _____Vonda Rodeheaver

_____Amy Ryland _____Aleta Slater

_____Brenda Wright _____Blanca Zapata

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BallotSouthern California District Church of the Nazarene

SDMI General Convention Delegates

SAMPLE BALLOT

Ministerial Delegates: Vote for Two

_____Susan Carole _____Wink Davis

_____Christi DiFalco _____Diego Forero

_____Jeremy Peugh _____Kathy Wright

Lay Delegates: Vote for Three

_____Grady Cabling _____Debbie Crittenden

_____Jennifer Davis _____Suzy Fedoryszyn

_____Scott Folkens _____Lindsay Jorgensen

_____Cynthia Lewis _____Rikki Martinez

_____Vonda Rodeheaver

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Church Reports2016 HONOR/AWARDS CHURCHES

General Superintendents’ Growth AwardHesperia Dave PennHighland Community Cross Rob MinnerLakeside Community James Southard

TOP TEN IN NEW NAZARENESVista Hope 25 Matt PalmHighland Community Cross 19 Rob MinnerSan Diego First 19 Dee KelleyHesperia Casa De Oracion 18 Diego ForeroPhelan New Life 18 Jeff MosleySan Diego Mission 17 TBDBarstow 15 TBDHesperia 13 David PennMurrieta Gateway 13 Bill GrigoryPalm Springs Comunidad Cristiana 12 Nef Trejo

HIGHEST GAIN IN SUNDAY SCHOOL & DISCIPLESHIP ATTENDANCE

Vista Hope 166 Matt PalmApple Valley 114 Jeff WhitleySan Diego First 91 Seldon Dee KelleyYucca Valley 65 David DiFalcoEl Cajon 51 TBDHighland Community Cross 45 Rob MinerSpring Valley Hispanic 28 Marco GarciaSan Jacinto Shepherd’s House 27 Thomas RitchieRedlands the ARK 10 Kevin O’Connor

HIGHEST GAIN IN MORNING WORSHIP

San Bernardino First 160 Susan CaroleSpring Valley Hispanic 16 Marco GarciaSan Jacinto Shepherd’s House 14 Thomas RitchieHighland Community Cross 13 Rob MinerSan Diego Mount Carmel 11 Jeremy Peugh

SUNDAY SCHOOL GROWTH AWARDSpring Valley Hispanic Exceptional Marco GarciaYucca Valley Exceptional David DiFalcoHighland Community Cross Superior Rob MinerSan Diego Mid-City French Superior Denis Joseph

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Banning Honor TBDEl Centro Honor Patrick DrainvilleHesperia Honor David PennLakeside Community Honor James SouthardRedlands The ARK Honor Kevin O’ConnorSan Bernardino First Honor Susan CaroleSan Bernardino Samoan Honor Ioe LemaveveSan Diego First Honor Dee KelleySan Diego Mid-City English Honor John WrightSan Diego Southeast Honor Steve RodeheaverVista Hope Honor Matt Palm

CHURCHES WHO GAVE 10 PERCENT OR MORE FOR WORLD EVANGELISMAND MET THEIR ALLOCATIONS*

San Diego Mid-City English 100.00 John WrightEscondido First 35.17 Becky PapeEl Centro 17.62 Patrick DrainvilleLakeside Community 14.80 Jim SouthardDesert Center Eagle Mountain 14.63 Diane Mossbarger Murrieta Gateway 13.36 Bill GrigoryRiverside Arlington Ave. 11.61 Jack EyestoneSan Diego Mission 10.96 TBDColton Faithway Fellowship 10.22 Tim IsomBrawley 10.11 Fred Ramsey Hesperia 10.10 David PennHighland Community Cross 10.04 Rob MinerSan Diego Mount Carmel 10.03 Jeremy Peugh

CHURCHES WHO PAID GAVE 100 PERCENT OR MORE FOR WORLD EVANGELISMAND RECORD FOR LAST 34 YEARS

Southern California 2016 As of 6/3/16

Church Name Percentage given to World Evangelism Fund 100%-110%

Number of Years Matching or Exceeding WEF Goals

Carlsbad Las Flores 100.0% 33

El Cajon 100.0% 34

San Diego Genesis 100.0% 3

Rialto 100.0% 24

San Diego Mission 100.1% 33

Phelan 100.2% 21

San Diego Southeast 100.2% 25

Bloomington, The Bridge 100.5% 28

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Riverside Arlington Avenue 100.6% 29

Apple Valley 100.6% 33

Desert Center Eagle Mountain 100.8% 21

Blythe 101.6% 27

Redlands The ARK 102.9% 28

Menifee Valley Community 106.3% 21

Palm Springs 108.2% 30

Over 110%

San Diego First 110.1% 32

Hesperia 110.2% 30

San Diego Mount Carmel 111.9% 30

Indio Las Palmas Community 115.0% 24

San Bernardino First 116.3% 26

Lakeside Community 116.8% 20

Yucaipa Valley 125.5% 25

Brawley 128.1% 30

Murrieta Gateway 138.6% 26

Faithway Fellowship 140.1% 16

Highland Community Cross 158.8% 30

El Centro 160.1% 32

San Diego Mid-City Cambodian

189.7% 22

Escondido First 216.2% 26

San Diego Mid-City English 259.4% 14

CHURCHES WITH ALL BUDGETS PAID IN FULL

Apple Valley Jeff WhitneyBlythe Brandon PetersonBrawley Fred RamseyCarlsbad Las Flores TBDColton Faithway Fellowship Tim IsomDesert Center Eagle Mountain Diane MossbargerEl Cajon TBDEl Centro Patrick DrainvilleEscondido First Becky Pape

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Hesperia David PennHighland Community Cross Robert MinerIndio Las Palmas Community Ric MartinezLakeside Community James SouthardMenifee Valley Rob AlticeMurrieta Gateway Bill GrigoryPalm Springs TBDPhelan New Life Jeffrey MosleyRedlands The ARK Kevin O’ConnorRiverside Arlington Ave. Jack EyestoneSan Bernardino First Susan CaroleSan Diego First Dee Kelley San Diego Genesis Wilson RylandSan Diego Mid-City English JohnWrightSan Diego Mission TBDSan Diego Mount Carmel Jeremy PeughSan Diego Peace River Bruce PaulSan Diego Southeast Steve RodeheaverYucaipa Valley Paul Hobbs

*These numbers are based on information generated by the APR reports that have been received as of 6/3/2016.

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Individual Church Reports By ZonesInland Empire ZoneBANNING500 N. 8th Street, Banning, CA 92220Church Organized: 1937 Zone: Inland Empire

Banning 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 152 159 169 179 160 184 195AM Worship 97 104 93 104 87 101 104SS Ave. Att. 85 86 91 114 50 92 99Responsibility List 165 159 167 175 120 163 170New Nazarenes 2 7 13 13 2 22 11Amount Raised 158,007 145.122 119,416 100,767 84,043 107,485 93,548All Budgets Pd. N N/A N N N N N

BLOOMINGTON, THE BRIDGE9904 Bloomington Avenue, Bloomington, CA 92316Church Organized: 1934BLOOMINGTON, THE BRIDGE HISPANICPastor Josue Zapata (Orpha)185 N. Eucalyptus Avenue, Sp. #73, Rialto, CA 92376 Zone: Inland Empire

Bloomington, The Bridge 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 383 386 394 403 416 423 420AM Worship 367 359 353 352 342 304 276SS Ave. Att. 319 324 313 329 308 302 278Responsibility List 540 450 470 470 450 450 400New Nazarenes 27 28 17 15 16 18 8Amount Raised 461,665 440,345 479,695 455,345 493,397 526,595 453,671All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y Y N

COLTON FAITHWAY FELLOWSHIPPastor Tim Isom (Lori) 292 E. “E” Street, Colton, CA 92324Church Organized: 1929 Zone: Inland Empire

Colton 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 58 59 65 64 70 69 68AM Worship 58 30 30 34 42 35 30SS Ave. Att. 47 43 9 40 44 44 30Responsibility List 98 84 11 40 44 50 43New Nazarenes 2 1 2 0 6 3 0Amount Raised 59,569 37,033 47,386 44,534 42,697 41,518 34,441All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y N Y Y Y

HIGHLAND COMMUNITY CROSSPastor Rob Miner, Jr. (Lyn)6955 Palm Avenue, Highland, CA 92346Church Organized: 1963 Zone: Inland Empire

Highland Community Cross 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 193 108 118 137 154 170 196AM Worship 180 203 118 130 127 145 158SS Ave. Att. 121 61 97 124 80 108 153Responsibility List 215 205 122 171 156 202 279New Nazarenes 15 8 6 20 9 19 12Amount Raised 175,961 116,061 93,030 108,885 126,570 132,297 138,103All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y N Y Y Y

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REDLANDS, THE ARKPastor Kevin O’Connor (Mindy)1307 E. Citrus Avenue, Redlands, CA 92374Church Organized: 1911 Zone: Inland Empire

Redlands, The Ark 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 169 177 188 167 170 178 190AM Worship 128 119 144 139 142 152 158SS Ave. Att. 165 111 147 181 181 181 191Responsibility List 20 154 194 226 216 228 240New Nazarenes 9 12 12 19 7 10 11Amount Raised 358,689 344,029 304,124 267,514 279,082 272,424 261,692All Budgets Pd. N N/A Y Y N N Y

RIALTO Pastor Don Dyke (Rayleen)1435 N. Willow Ave., Rialto, CA 92376Church Organized: 1958 Zone: Inland EmpireRialto 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 55 57 57 69 69 67 66AM Worship 43 51 52 55 56 53 52SS Ave. Att. 21 16 22 35 28 30 28Responsibility List 37 34 62 56 44 57 45New Nazarenes 5 1 0 13 2 0 0Amount Raised 57,758 65,412 55,669 62,463 53,806 57,976 41,577All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y N Y N N

RIVERSIDE ARLINGTON AVENUE Pastor Jack Eyestone (Margaret)5475 Arlington Ave., Riverside, CA 92504Church Organized: 1950 Zone: Inland EmpireRiverside 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 503 490 490 479 473 463 459AM Worship 189 184 174 182 180 160 150SS Ave. Att. 146 109 126 108 108 99 100Responsibility List 237 225 202 195 192 165 163New Nazarenes 9 0 7 0 0 0 0Amount Raised 497,710 591,839 431,108 422,104 449,77

9445,333 410,356

All Budgets Pd. N N/A Y N Y N Y

SAN BERNARDINO FIRSTPastor Susan Carole (Georges)1605 N. Sierra Way, San Bernardino, CA 92405Church Organized: 1920 Zone: Inland Empire

SB First 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 278 281 469 456 425 429 426AM Worship 323 224 331 307 300 160 320SS Ave. Att. 150 124 136 125 146 170 87Responsibility List 178 199 300 285 298 155 100New Nazarenes 21 6 7 10 12 8 8Amount Raised 65,766 53,499 105,640 104,745 94,328 101,397 84,763All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y N Y

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SAN BERNARDINO SAMOANPastor Ioe Lemaveve (Thereise)903 E. Third St., San Bernardino, CA 92410Church Organized: 2009 Zone: Inland Empire

SB Samoan 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 57 18 32 34 34 49 49AM Worship 40 20 30 20 34 25 55SS Ave. Att. 57 18 30 34 34 53 55Responsibility List 57 18 30 34 34 51 55New Nazarenes 23 3 6 20 0 18 1Amount Raised 15,480 5,828 4,900 7,000 10,534 10,600 11,200All Budgets Pd. N N/A N N N N N

YUCAIPA VALLEY Pastor Paul Hobbs (Susan)34968 Ave. H, Yucaipa, CA 92399Church Organized: 1953 Zone: Inland Empire

Yucaipa Valley 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 51 51 42 36 36 41 39AM Worship 56 56 52 48 40 41 39SS Ave. Att. 56 56 38 35 0 18 14Responsibility List 98 99 104 95 85 24 22New Nazarenes 1 4 2 0 4 10 0Amount Raised 67,459 90,120 69,118 58,696 45,837 18,369 40,297All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y N N Y

Lower Desert ZoneBLYTHEPastor Brandon Peterson (Krista)131 North Second St., Blythe, CA 92225Church Organized: 1941 Zone: Lower Desert

Blythe 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 103 103 103 105 117 114 118AM Worship 49 57 63 70 93 105 104SS Ave. Att. 42 32 33 33 49 69 49Responsibility List 35 72 89 89 159 171 186New Nazarenes 1 0 2 3 11 0 3Amount Raised 104,638 105,184 118,079 119,849 131,943 127,882 112,895All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y N Y N Y

BRAWLEYPastor Fred Ramsey (Dottie)120 E. E St., Brawley, CA 92227Church Organized: 1954 Zone: Lower Desert

Brawley 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 28 30 29 29 29 40 40AM Worship 27 37 28 31 30 37 38SS Ave. Att. 19 21 15 14 21 26 22Responsibility List 34 49 51 50 51 63 57New Nazarenes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Amount Raised 31,152 28,032 33,434 39,301 30,507 37,221 35,930All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y Y Y

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DESERT CENTER EAGLE MOUNTAIN Pastor Diane Mossbarger (Jerry)44141 Shadow Way, Desert Center, CA 92239Church Organized: 1967 Zone: Lower Desert

Desert Center 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 10 5 5 2 4 4 4AM Worship 11 12 16 11 13 14 16SS Ave. Att. 8 9 16 23 9 13 12Responsibility List 4 9 28 28 17 18 16New Nazarenes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Amount Raised 9,536 12,701 12,942 12,951 20,088 16,967 14,649All Budgets Pd. Y N/A N N N N Y

EL CENTRO Pastor Patrick Drainville (Lisa)500 S. 8th St., El Centro, CA 92243Church Organized: 1927 Zone: Lower Desert

El Centro 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 86 95 100 99 96 77 82AM Worship 85 87 87 68 77 67 52SS Ave. Att. 51 32 66 66 77 64 51Responsibility List 64 84 80 54 90 64 67New Nazarenes 6 8 4 2 2 0 3Amount Raised 168,797 169,838 214,801 172,237 150,989 147,284 123,645All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y Y Y

HOLTVILLEPastor Loyda E. Ruiz Vicencio (Onan)775 Pine Ave., Holtville, CA 92250Church Organized: 1913 Zone: Lower Desert

Holtville 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 30 34 33 35 35 36 36AM Worship 39 45 48 45 42 43 38SS Ave. Att. 21 45 45 35 51 50 44Responsibility List 6 3 5 5 59 56 56New Nazarenes 2 11 4 6 0 2 0Amount Raised 53,161 46,088 50,383 53,330 47,691 38,896 28,659All Budgets Pd. Y N/A N Y Y N N

INDIO LAS PALMAS COMMUNITYPastor Ric Martinez (Shelli)47-783 Monroe St., Indio, CA 92201Church Organized: 1939 Zone: Lower Desert

Indio Las Palmas 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 244 249  256 260  261 256 255AM Worship 177 190  163 136  140 148 150SS Ave. Att. 177 169  227 189  158 158 153Responsibility List 321 326  305 189  210 198 200New Nazarenes 8 6  7 5  0 0 0Amount Raised 314,686 192,399  206,316 160,620  175,354 205,938 190,767All Budgets Pd. N  N/A N N  N N Y

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PALM SPRINGS33055 Cathedral Canyon Dr., Cathedral City, CA 92234Church Organized (English): 1975 Zone: Lower Desert

Palm Springs 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 52 51  61 53  50 54 54AM Worship 54 61  59 49  37 41 29SS Ave. Att. 24 23  23 20  21 35 22Responsibility List 60 45  45 45  73 49 37New Nazarenes 1 0  11  0 2 0 0Amount Raised 262,544 162,251  159,820  140,212 98,520 145,792 124,256All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y N Y

PALM SPRINGS COMUNIDAD CRISTIANAPastors Neftali Trejo (Gladys)33055 Cathedral Canyon Dr., Cathedral City, CA 92234(PAC) Zone: Lower Desert

Palm Springs Comunidad Cristiana 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 101 85  94 102 95AM Worship 90 95  56 103 63SS Ave. Att. 101 132  70 110 108Responsibility List 116 83  97 84 79New Nazarenes 28 22  13 26 10Amount Raised 0 30,041  37,412 0 0All Budgets Pd. Y Y N N Y

TWENTYNINE PALMS72603 Juanita Dr., Twentynine Palms, CA 92277Church Organized: 1957 Zone: Lower Desert

Twentynine Palms 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 15 15  14 10  9 9 8AM Worship 20 19  19 13  13 12 20SS Ave. Att. 37 18  15 6  7 12 22Responsibility List 43 33  15 13  16 17 1New Nazarenes 1 2  0 0  0 0 0Amount Raised 62,702 57,162  53,825 46,429  42,259 21,089 14,181All Budgets Pd. N N/A Y N N N N

YUCCA VALLEYPastor David DiFalco (Christi)56428 Buena Vista Dr., Yucca Valley, CA 92284Church Organized: 1970 Zone: Lower Desert

Yucca Valley 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 114 116 127  128 129 139 143AM Worship 35 50 50  54 100 100 100SS Ave. Att. 50 60 35  39 63 60 125Responsibility List 96 7 70  62 95 50 120New Nazarenes 0 0 6  4 1 12 0

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Amount Raised 79,118 78,911 83,610  80,300 90,909 95,000 76,282All Budgets Pd. N N/A N N N N N

Rancho California ZoneANZA CENTRO CRISTIANOPastor Jose Herrera (Liliana)

56965 Hwy 371, Apple Valley, CA 92539Church Organized: 1952 Zone: Rancho California

Anza Centro Cristiana 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 55 55  54  54 34 24 24AM Worship 35 45  40  40 12 20 20SS Ave. Att. 30 26  47  32 13 20 22Responsibility List 35 26  59  33 15 34 30New Nazarenes 0 0  0  0 0 0 0Amount Raised 13,513 11,096  12,910  11,244 3,233 6,960 7,987All Budgets Pd. Y N/A N N N N N

HEMET42655 E. Florida Ave., Hemet, CA 92544Church Organized: 1919 Zone: Rancho California

Hemet 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 491 415  399 451  468 465 454AM Worship 288 221  195 211  211 139 100SS Ave. Att. 171 111  121 136  136 61 34Responsibility List 439 247  206 237  237 126 75New Nazarenes 52 12  0 57  33 5 5Amount Raised 755,304 501,936  138,837 613,562  517,272 429,363 276,493All Budgets Pd. N N/A N N N N N

MENIFEE VALLEY COMMUNITYPastor Robin Altice (Pam)Meeting at Paloma High School 31375 Bradley Rd., Menifee, CA 92584Church Organized: 1991 Zone: Rancho California

Menifee Valley 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 93 90 80 79  79 80 78AM Worship 65 65 58 42  52 38 47SS Ave. Att. 29 44 30 26  52 30 26Responsibility List 122 66 60 93  113 78 82New Nazarenes 0 0 0 0  2 3 0Amount Raised 102,449 98,867 87,825 89,475  98,126 114,000 85,557All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y N Y Y Y

MURRIETA GATEWAY Pastor Bill Grigory (Theresa)23560 Jefferson Avenue, Murrieta, CA 92562Church Organized: 1989 Zone: Rancho California

Murrieta Gateway 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 495 507 527 553 574 589 569AM Worship 363 349 361 358 385 385 381

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SS Ave. Att. 356 400 303 357 326 355 333Responsibility List 471 634 504 579 559 475 521New Nazarenes 11 13 21 32 33 19 13Amount Raised 897,531 865,306 892,811 847,415 989,860 1,152,794 923,832All Budgets Pd. Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

SAN JACINTO SHEPHERD'S HOUSEPastor Thomas RitchieRancho Viejo Middle School 985 N. Cawston Ave., Hemet, CA 92545-1551Church Organized: 1960 Zone: Rancho California

San Jacinto 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 165 172  163 161  162 165 176AM Worship 138 111  144 80  62 40 54SS Ave. Att. 138 116  125 83  40 47 74Responsibility List 333 220  355 185  135 135 110New Nazarenes 5 9  7 0  2 5 4Amount Raised

260,184 227,510  281,112 163,960 159,06

588,680 96,183

All Budgets Pd. N N/A Y N N N N

WILDOMAR GRACEPOINTPastor Oliver "Wink" Davis (Jennifer) 21400 Canyon Dr., Wildomar, CA 92595WILDOMAR GRACEPOINT HISPANICPastor Juan Castro (Mana) 21400 Canyon Dr., Wildomar, CA 92595Church Organized: 1953 Zone: Rancho California

Wildomar 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 158 185  168 201  196 189 187AM Worship 133 161  142 136  109 98 95SS Ave. Att. 93 100  102 94  67 62 64Responsibility List 170 214 230 167  134 124 120New Nazarenes 7 38  36 3  8 2 2Amount Raised 188,134 189,129  176,973 179,997  152,787 152,537 149,922All Budgets Pd. N N/A Y N N N N

San Diego Central ZoneSAN DIEGO CLAIREMONT CELEBRATEPastor Bob Ries (Debi)5185 Acuna St., San Diego, CA 92117 Church Organized: 1955 Zone: San Diego Central

SD Clairemont Celebrate 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 42 41 41 63  51 27 24AM Worship 9 11 55 52  45 22 18SS Ave. Att. 7 8 47 52  51 16 4Responsibility List 4 10 72 105  131 48 29New Nazarenes 0 0 7 7  2 1 1Amount Raised 27,923 19,978 75,501 62,919  64,313 64,485 42,850All Budgets Pd. Y Y Y Y N

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SAN DIEGO FIRSTPastor Seldon D. Kelley (Kay)3901 Lomaland Dr., San Diego, CA 92106Church Organized: 1907 Zone: San Diego Central

SD First 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 846 854  886 911  928 955 969AM Worship 654 651  659 655  606 559 559SS Ave. Att. 387 407  375 369  342 370 461Responsibility List 1034 1,015  1,028 970  879 849 799New Nazarenes 19 17  33 23  16 14 8Amount Raised 1,167,62

5 971,858  1,179,736 1,161,108 1,202,958 1,164,154 1,018,211

All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y N Y

SAN DIEGO GENESISPastor Wil Ryland (Amy)3557 Ray Street, San Diego, CA 92104(CTM) Zone: San Diego Central

SD Genesis 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 6 17 17 22AM Worship 25 39 49 45SS Ave. Att. 15 50 62 52Responsibility List 21 115 160 135New Nazarenes 5 6 0 0Amount Raised

0143,49

6153,443 41,398

All Budgets Pd. N N Y Y

SAN DIEGO MID-CITY CAMBODIANPastor Jose Peter Siev4101 University Ave., San Diego, CA 92105Church Organized: 1995 Zone: San Diego Central

SDMC Cambodian 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 72 77  72 72  72 68 65AM Worship 33 38  34 37  40 42 30SS Ave. Att. 20 38  34 37  40 38 30Responsibility List 0 43  34 52  40 54 30New Nazarenes 15 5  0 0  0 7 0Amount Raised 27,282 23,127  22,995 22,554  20,000 35,760 26,018All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y N N

SAN DIEGO MID-CITY ENGLISHPastor John Wright (Kathy)4101 University Ave., San Diego, CA 92105Church Organized: 1998 Zone: San Diego CentralSAN DIEGO MID-CITY HISPANIC (CTM) Pastor Enrique Vazquez (Blanca)SAN DIEGO MID-CITY SAMOAN (PAC)Pastor John Wright (Kathy)

SDMC English 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 204 211  214 216  221 229 235AM Worship 100 110  90 90  130 155 145SS Ave. Att. 45 45  101 22  52 80 32Responsibility List 45 45  101 45  56 80 34

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New Nazarenes 11 11  9 6  4 9 6Amount Raised 56,709 53,162  58,000 63,573  66,352 53,946 79,382All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y N Y N Y

SAN DIEGO MID-CITY FRENCHPastor Denis Joseph4101 University Ave., San Diego, CA 92105Church Organized: 2001 Zone: San Diego Central

SDMC French 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 26 34  46  39 40 49 48AM Worship 25 55  50  40 50 55 55SS Ave. Att. 19 55  53  57 54 56 65Responsibility List 41 55  53  57 60 54 65New Nazarenes 1 8  20  2 1 9 0Amount Raised 15,628 15,628 10,709 14,946 12,231 7,495 7,685All Budgets Pd. Y N/A N N N N N

SAN DIEGO PEACE RIVERPastor Bruce Paul (Mary)

SD Peace River 2016Membership 0AM Worship 33SS Ave. Att. 72Responsibility List 40New Nazarenes 0Amount Raised 39,943All Budgets Pd. Y

SAN DIEGO SOUTHEASTPastor Stephen Rodeheaver (Vonda)3605 National Avenue, San Diego, CA 92113Church Organized: 1962 Zone: San Diego Central

SD Southeast 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 72 74  78 78  78 78 70AM Worship 55 65  71 70  67 67 57SS Ave. Att. 57 70  69 61  60 60 57Responsibility List 115 150  148 124  135 135 135New Nazarenes 3 4  5 4  0 0 0Amount Raised

131,039 113,146  118,084 136,145 150,22

1154,167 179,378

All Budgets Pd. Y N/A N Y Y N Y

San Diego North ZoneCARLSBAD LAS FLORES1400 Las Flores Dr., Carlsbad, CA 92008Church Organized: 1947 Zone: San Diego North

Carlsbad Las Flores 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 525 556  527 549  551 558 564AM Worship 291 299  298 284  238 229 176SS Ave. Att. 369 371  354 345  122 334 143Responsibility List 668 772  737 705  600 653 202

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New Nazarenes 24 34  20  22 2 11 9Amount Raised 481,048 522,413  498,905  505,765 567,364 507,635 410,138All Budgets Pd. Y Y Y Y N Y Y

ESCONDIDO FIRST Pastor Becky Pape (Rob) 155 S. Redwood, Escondido, CA 92025ESCONDIDO HISPANICJoel Guerra (Jenny)845 Nordahl Dr., Apt. I, San Marcos, CA 92069Church Organized: 1911 Zone: San Diego North

Escondido First 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 148 173  173 179  165 174 173AM Worship 131 142  158 160  183 189 170SS Ave. Att. 122 125  135 170  205 188 176Responsibility List 144 150  170 205  265 379 488New Nazarenes 1 19  0 13  9 18 1Amount Raised 357,032 321,897  326,335 296,299  312,771 350,675 438,448All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y N Y Y Y

SAN DIEGO MOUNT CARMELPastor Jeremy Peugh (Chelsea)10060 Carmel Mountain Rd., San Diego, CA 92129Church Organized: 1980 Zone: San Diego North

SD Mount Carmel 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 67 69  62 64  59 64 62AM Worship 42 44  44 47  51 57 68SS Ave. Att. 40 50  55 43  49 63 39Responsibility List 50 59  55 54  71 112 93New Nazarenes 2 0  0 3  5 3 0Amount Raised 131,039 112,756  153,527 134,769  144,890 117,867 104,084All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y Y Y

OCEANSIDE RENEWPastor Paul Straub

Oceanside Renew 2016Membership 0AM Worship 25SS Ave. Att. 24Responsibility List 30New Nazarenes 0Amount Raised 17,710All Budgets Pd. N

VISTA HOPEPastor Matthew Palm (Missy)1755 Thibodo Rd., Vista, CA 92083Church Organized: 1955 Zone: San Diego NorthVISTA HOPE HISPANIC

Vista Hope 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 349 381  401 421  428 442 454AM Worship 356 359  334 312  324 331 322SS Ave. Att. 191 111  179 168  268 159 325

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Responsibility List 225 146  191 403  465 286 304New Nazarenes 35 28  66 25  12 19 19Amount Raised 489,378 530,483  480,474 496,000  484,112 501,111 488,000All Budgets Pd. N N/A N N N N N

San Diego Southeast ZoneCHULA VISTA PARKWAY HILLSPastor Tim Fillmore (Allison)1227 Eastlake Pkwy., Chula Vista, CA 91915Church Organized: 1943 Zone: San Diego Southeast

Chula Vista Parkway 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 106 110  119 119 119 115 109AM Worship 141 144  149 129 129 102 94SS Ave. Att. 131 192  207  152 91 125 120Responsibility List 233 181  185  213 143 216 159New Nazarenes 2 6  8 8 8 5 4Amount Raised

316,456 262,045 245,213  251,297224,380 221,00

0198,803

All Budgets Pd. N N/A N N N N N

EL CAJON1123 N. Mollison Ave., El Cajon, CA 92021Church Organized: 1947 Zone: San Diego Southeast

El Cajon 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 319 329  349 347  358 407 404AM Worship 253 253  239 216  213 206 176SS Ave. Att. 145 180  206 120  132 110 161Responsibility List 227 227  227 121  122 390 137New Nazarenes 20 11  26 6  9 49 1Amount Raised 460,032 369,557 360,468 305,286  300,153 335,583 329,153All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y Y Y

LAKESIDE COMMUNITYPastor: Jim Southard (Frieda)9573 los Coches Rd., Lakeside CA 92040Church Organized: 1991 Zone: San Diego Southeast

Lakeside Community 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 44 55 53 57 59 59 65AM Worship 40 44 62 77 49 42 42SS Ave. Att. 35 34 36 36 27 40 19Responsibility List 62 100 65 57 54 60 45New Nazarenes 4 11 0 5 5 0 5Amount Raised 77,942 64,493 69,013 55,858 71,303 56,585 39,043All Budgets Pd. Y N/A N Y Y N Y

SAN DIEGO MISSION4750 Mission Gorge Pl., San Diego, CA 92120Church Organized: 1915 Zone: San Diego Southeast

SD Mission 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 853 883 891 892  903 918 935AM Worship 487 475 476 469  526 517 477

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SS Ave. Att. 431 463 458 461  426 409 315Responsibility List 597 566 659 642  695 627 633New Nazarenes 12 12 14 7  15 19 11Amount Raised

1,081,630  1,154,636 1,143,108 1,181,81

51,260,316 1,310,695 1,180,421

All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y Y Y

SPRING VALLEY HISPANIC

3310 Bancroft Dr., Spring Valley, CA 91977Church Organized: 1989 Zone: San Diego Southeast

Spring Valley - Hispanic 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 81 80 80 60  60 55 59AM Worship 21 20 25 25  20 27 43SS Ave. Att. 33 27 70 25  29 19 47Responsibility List 33 27 80 25  31 19 75New Nazarenes 0 0 0 1  1 0 9Amount Raised 20,551 13,000 18,000 21,121  15,935 15,500 20,885All Budgets Pd. N N/A N N Y N N

Upper Desert ZoneAPPLE VALLEY Pastor Jeffrey Whitney12935 Central Rd., Apple Valley, CA 92308Church Organized: 1958 Zone: Upper Desert

Apple Valley 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 645 674  684 693  709 718 671AM Worship 547 564  602 527  495 463 415SS Ave. Att. 596 406  440 383  308 321 435Responsibility List 880 628  730 662  721 513 483New Nazarenes 82 31  13 21  24 21 5Amount Raised 782,446  785,716  740,392 645,226  618,605 629,094 568,210All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y Y Y

BARSTOW 1041 Mount Vernon Ave., Barstow, CA 92311Church Organized: 1952 Zone: Upper Desert

Barstow 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 26 28  27 34  49 51 50AM Worship 31 33  29 42  39 48 38SS Ave. Att. 23 27  21 54  65 58 35Responsibility List 73 76  71 74  95 91 90New Nazarenes 2 4  0 2  15 2 10Amount Raised 56,592 46,372  44,767 35,723  26,770 27,116 30,959All Budgets Pd. N N/A Y N Y N N

HESPERIAPastor David J. Penn (Ruth)

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8518 Maple Ave., Hesperia , CA 92345Church Organized: 1984 Zone: Upper Desert

Hesperia 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 77 78  76 64  70 82 97AM Worship 72 71  90 96  130 115 82SS Ave. Att. 49 67  35 62  108 125 78Responsibility List 112 127  169 113  195 195 216New Nazarenes 9 9  0 11  2 16 13Amount Raised 113,838 93,182  105,113 112,143  105,200 119,837 111,005All Budgets Pd. Y N/A Y Y Y Y YHESPERIA CASA DE ORACIONPastor Diego Forero (Maria Victoria)8518 Maple Ave., Hesperia, CA 92345CTM Zone: Upper Desert

Hesperia Casa De Oracion 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 86 137  173 183  197 201 214AM Worship 183 225  235 235  181 250 176SS Ave. Att. 122 205  156 195  222 280 197Responsibility List 213 260  235 238  378 498 446New Nazarenes 47 51  41 27  14 18 15Amount Raised 80,219 94,647  119,679 113,728  77,274 99,449 63,424All Budgets Pd. Y N/A N N N N N

PHELAN NEW LIFEPastor Jeffrey Mosley 4232 Phelan Rd., Phelan CA, Church Organized: 1992 Zone: Upper Desert

Phelan New Life 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 105 0 123 135  141 151 172AM Worship 93 83 69 101  119 95 90SS Ave. Att. 106 99 120 130  147 272 72Responsibility List 142 142 176 226  245 410 35New Nazarenes 20 0 15 18  6 12 18Amount Raised 90,676 98,217 105,150 129,901  113,402 117,144 17,153All Budgets Pd. Y N/A N N N N Y

VICTORVILLE GREEN TREE COMMUNITYPastor Dez Fedoryszyn (Suzy)13081 Rodeo Dr., Victorville, CA 92395Church Organized: 1972 Zone: Upper Desert

Victorville Green Tree 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Membership 96 0 100 98  94 78 83AM Worship 97 72 72 72  68 72 68SS Ave. Att. 61 49 31 35  47 84 32Responsibility List 61 42 31 35  53 82 43New Nazarenes 2 0 0 0  7 0 0Amount Raised 51,410 63,818 61,615 66,942  38,228 46,814 58,916All Budgets Pd. Y N/A N N N N N

*These numbers are based on information generated by the APR reports that have been received as of 6/3/2016.

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Church IndexAnza Community – Rancho California 49

Apple Valley – Upper Desert 55

Banning – Inland Empire 44

Barstow – Upper Desert 55

Bloomington, The Bridge

– Inland Empire 44

Bloomington, The Bridge Hispanic

– Inland Empire 44

Blythe – Lower Desert 46

Brawley – Lower Desert 46

Carlsbad Las Flores – San Diego North 52

Chula Vista Pkwy Hills – SD Southeast 54

Colton – Inland Empire 44

Desert Center. Eagle Mt. – Lower Desert 47

El Cajon – San Diego Southeast 54

El Centro – Lower Desert 47

Escondido First – San Diego North 53

Escondido Hispanic – San Diego North 53

Hemet – Rancho California 49

Hesperia – Upper Desert 55

Hesperia Casa De Oracion

– Upper Desert 56

Highland Comm. Cross – Inland Empire 44

Holtville – Lower Desert 47

Indio Las Palmas Community

– Lower Desert 47

Lakeside Community

– San Diego Southeast 54

Menifee Valley Comm.

– Rancho California 49

Murrieta Gateway – Rancho California 49

Oceanside Renew – San Diego North 53

Palm Springs – Lower Desert 48

Palm Springs Comunidad Cristiana

– Lower Desert 48

Phelan New Life – Upper Desert 56

Redlands The Ark – Inland Empire 45

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Rialto – Inland Empire 45

Riverside Arlington Avenue – Inland Empire 45

San Bernardino First -Inland Empire 45

San Bernardino Samoan – Inland Empire 46

San Diego Clairemont Celebrate

– San Diego Central 50

San Diego First – San Diego Central 51

San Diego Genesis 51

SD MC Cambodian – San Diego Central 51

SD MC English – San Diego Central 51

SD MC French – San Diego Central 52

San Diego Mission – San Diego Southeast 54

San Diego Mount Carmel – San Diego North 53

San Diego Peace River – San Diego Central 52

San Diego Southeast – San Diego Central 52

San Jacinto Shepherd’s House

– Rancho California 50

Spring Valley Hispanic - San Diego Southeast 55

Twentynine Palms – Lower Desert 48

Victorville Green Tree Comm. – Upper Desert 57

Vista Hope – San Diego North 53

Vista Hope Hispanic – San Diego North 53

Wildomar Gracepoint – Rancho California 50

Wildomar Gracepoint Hispanic – Rancho California 50

Yucaipa Valley – Inland Empire 46

Yucca Valley – Lower Desert 48

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