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PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH CAPITAL EITUCT

DISTRICT OFFICERS

DISTRTJT SJPITET:)PNT Dr. T. D. Dunsalus 4701 Taney Avenue Alexandria, virinia Phone - 931-7611

ASSIST1T SUpEiITrEiDENT Rev. . Lewis idams 6704 raddock oad Annnda1e, Virginia Phone - 354-6670

DISTRICT SECAETRY Rev. iiobort 1. CampbcJl 1607 De Fitt Avenue A1oxandria, Virginia Phone - 836-0032

DISTRICT TREA3TJRIR Mr. Raymond Campbell 7113 Catictt Street Springfi1d, Virgiuii Phone - 256-5637

Journal Editor: Rev. Robert N. Campbell

DIECOY BO. CoK;6I6BfCL YE 1966-1967

DISTICT COUNCIL: District Superintendent -Dr. . U. Ounsalus jsS1StOnt Superintendent - ev. . Lewis :dams District Secretary - iev. Iobert N, Campholl District Treasurer - Mr. oinriond L. Cambo11 Advisory Member - cv. J. M. Kraus Adirisory Member - cv. Charles Beach dvisory Member - ov. E. Lidon Adams

DIGM.JCT TJJSTEES: Dr. . D. Gunsalus ev M. Lewis Adams

dr, Laymond Campbell cv .ohort N. Campbell

EIT1C 6IOT & EPIL JINING BOA. D: ov. L. Lewis Adams, 1 year cv. E. Lidsn dams, 2 years &v. Charles Beach, 3 years

YQTjTTT E1E0 JTIVE COUNCIL: Distric.0 President - cv. Bruce Locates Zone Loaders:

Maruleod - Mr. Robert McCormack Viinj. - Mr. Peter Keller

Council Members: Lov. ohcrt Campbell ov, Charles Beach ev. iiton Davis

•ev. Burt Cutshaivr 1r, C. J. O'Donnell

CYC Directors: Mev, and Mrs. Bruce Locates

SLfDAY SCHOOL BOIi D: Promotional Secretary - uev, Burt Cutshaw Board jiombor - ev. Arthur Knowles Board ombcr - Mr. David Linguist

PELT DILECTOS: May, arid lirs. Alton Davis

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.ESOLUTIOiTS & iYS:ND NS COjITTEE: Chairman - hove J. TI, Krrus

iov, E. L. 'dm JJIr, aiiond Campbell hey. Donald Pence

S]hTISTIC-L COk;1ITTEE: ±cv. E. L. .dams hey. haymond Jodon

JJDITING COLITTEE: tev. E. L. Foot ev. Lostor Parks cv. L. L. Pickott

DISTRICT hIS SIONY COIfTE Director - iirs. hlton Davis

Mrs. Lester Parks hrs. ichard Evans 1rs. J. i. .raus Mrs. H. C, Johnson Hrs. H0io Harris

IO.JLS COUjI TTEE: hey. 1rthur Knowles cv. John Foster

hey, H. C. Johnson

LEJhDERS SE, INh COTITI TTFh: Director - hey. J. I. raus

Rev T. Lewj5 idams Rev. Brucc Lecatos Rev. E. Lidori dams hr. !aymond Campbell

ORDAINED MINISTERS

Adams, B. Li.1en 321 E. Rugby Rd., Manasa Va.

Adams, R. Lewis 6704 Braddock Rd., Annandale, Va.

Beach, Charles W, 3620 S. Roundhill Rd.,

Campbell, Robert . 1607 DeNitt Ave., Alexandria, Va.

Davis, Alton P. 7303 Oxon Hill Rd. Oon Hill, Md.

Evans, Robert F.

Foot, Edwin L. 4825 69th Ave., Hyattsville, id.

Foster, John .R. R. 1, Box 137, Springfield, Va,

Gunsalus, Russell I). 4701 Taiey Aye, , Alexandria, Va,

Kraus, J • 909 Luray Place Hyattsville, Md.

Lecates, Bruce 0. 25520 boodfield Rd., Damascus, Md.

iie11ot, oward V. 4718 :ongworth St.,Lawerence, md.

Parkes, Lester C. 4825 69th Aye,, Hyattsvi11e Md.

Pence, J. D. 1901 Old Rolling Rd., Alexandria, Va.

LIClNSi1D MIRISTERS

Butler, Samuel 59 Copper Beech Lane, Levittown, Pa.

Cutsh&w, Burt LeeFburg, Va.

JoDori, Raymond 2521 N. Granda St.,

Johnscn, N. C. ox 246, Crocaptown,

Knowles, Arthur H. Jr. 4706 Mangum Rd., College

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368-6332

354-6670

768-2377

836-0032

248-2560

772-3742

455-9229

931-7611

422-8788

253-3296

545-3921

722-3742

354-4535

Arlin.Bton, Va. 538-5553

Md. 729-0593

Park, Nd. 936-3177

Pickett, Lee L. 2115 JeffOrson Ave., Alexandria,Va. 354-6053

Moore, 'rTayne 4911 Edgewood R, College Park, Nd. 935-2711

0 RDAI NED DEACONESS

Evans, Richard (lrs,) 568-4234 5302 Clark Fl., S.E. Nashington, D.C.

LY DELEGTES

Alexandria, Va., First - Ted Louis, Anne Purdy, Janet Neoks

Alexandria, Va., Franconia - Hilda M. Goins Annandale, Va., Braddook Hills Raymond Cooper

Donald alloy, rilliaaTt Gaer Arlington, Va., Floor Memorial - Helen Harris College Park, Md., - Mrs. aaffer, Mr. Baker Cresaptown, Md. - Ruth Johnson Damascus, Nd. - Roscoe Buxton, Jesse Crowder llyattsville, Md. National - Miss Pumphery, Mrs Kidwell Hyattsvill9 Md. woodlawn - Mrs. Mc1ew Manasa,, Va., Yorkshire - Moody Berry Oxon Hill, Md., Calvary - No De]gto Leesburg, Va,, - Charles Bean Chapel Acres, Va. - No Delegate Bowie Md, - No Delegate Woodbridge, Va. - No Delegate

DELEGATES TO THE INTEBMATIONAL CONFERENCE IN JUNE 1966

Dr. R. D. Gunsalus - Member of General Board Rev. R. Lewis Adams - Assistant Superintendent Rev. Carles Beach - Ministeria' Delocate Rev. J. . Kraus - Ministerial Delegate Mr. Raymond Campbell - Lay Delegabo Mr. Peter Keller - Lay Delegate

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STJLOLRY OF ?ROC1hDING3

The 14th Annual Conference of the Capital Dis-trict of the Pilgrim Holiness Church was held in the Damascus First Pilgrim Church in Damascus, Mar.land on hay 21, 1966 with Dr. helvin Snyder, General Superintendent as the presiding Chairman.

FIRS? SITTILG - 9lO A. M.

Dr. R. O Gunsalus called forward Rev. Bruce Locates, pastor of The host church for words of wel-come. Rev, Locates welcomed all members of the con-ferenco and then introduced hr. & hrs. David Ecal who were in charge of music for the conference.

o congregational sons were sung: "hHDN hE ALL GET TO HEJEN" "HE ABIDES"

Dr. Gurisalus then spoke a few words to the members of the conference, the highlights of which are as follows.

Tho very first conferences were filled with enterprise of different sorts and filled with the trpo of labors that I think actually have advanced the whole course of the Gospel of Christ in this whole area. he will be receiving reports to evidence that the conference has not been in vain. ho can be t:rateful that we have been laborers with Him. he have a oompaionship with God. In our con-ference w are just as much in an act of worship as we are in Sunday horning horship serviccs.0

Prayer was offered by Rev. F. J. Gois, General Evangelist of the Pilgrim Holiness Church of Frankfort, Indiana.

I1r,& ifrs. David Boal favored us with a special song, 111 ENOI? THA.T GOD LIVETH."

Dr. Gurialus explained that Dr. Hawkins, Secretary of Church Extension, could not be present at this Conferenc e this year. He than proceeded to intro-duce the presiding Chairman, Dr. helvin Snyder.

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r. Snyder presented a brief message. His scrip-ture was Rev. 3:7-13. In his message he outlined Christ!s message to the Churches:

1. "HE THAT ULtTH AN EAR TT HIii EEiR WHET THE SPIRIT SAl TN UNTO THE CHURCHES".

A) Spiritual Porceptability B) Spiritual Recoptability

2. "HE THAT OVERCOMETH" A) The Christian will encounter opposition.

3. "1 KNOU THY WORKS" A) Spiritual Accountability

4. Each of the messages arc addressed to the angels or as it would be today the ministers of the church.

A) Ministerial Responsibility B) "HOLY BOLDNESS" is something that all Min-

isters need-courage to speak to the people.

Rev. Kraus then introduced two honored guests to Dr. Gunsalus who in turn introduced them to the Conference and Dr. Snyder. The guests wore, ev. F. J. Gojns and Rev. R. G. Flexon. Both gave words of testamony, and were given honorary coats in the Conference Ear.

The formal business of the conference began at 10:20 A. M. with the roll call by the Conference Secretary, Rev. Robert Campbell. Two pastors were not present because of previous committrnents and four churches worenot represented by lay dcicgatos.

Dr. Gunsalus read a lotter from the Crnaptovin Pi1nrim Church addressed to him and the Conference.

The first seven rows on each side of. the church were then designated as the 00ufcrcnco Bar.

A motion was then passed that the morning setting adjourn at 9:O noon and reconvene at 1:45 P. in. to the time of the complototion of business.

Dr. G-unsalus read his annual report to the confer-once after copies wore given to all in attendance. Motion to accept the report was by a hoarty IMET.

Pastor's and delegates of New Churches a: - Leesburg, !iood1ridge, Chapel Acres ad BowiQ were iatroduce by Dr. Gu.risalus to the conference and then Dr. Snyder. bmotiowas passed to accept these new churches with gratitude and a standing vote of ace optance.

Teports of the iuditors, Statisticians arid Treasurer were accepted. Motion was also carried to approve the Capital District Budget.

Special esolution - Vhereas it is riot possible for Er. R.C. Hawkins to be with us in person at this conference; Te would like to express our heartfelt feelings for him and to his leadership on our Dis-trict. It is a fact that the truest evaleation of his work riog us is bostprotraed by men who work in the field under his leadership. Since this has been a year of prog: ..' in our conference, we express our sentiments. It is our united expressed feelings, that our District stands as a growing monument to the work of Dr. Hawkins. Of course our District Super-intendents have done uuoh of the spade work, but they could only do what Dr. Hawkins weuld allow, encourage and in most every instance support finanically, e Dorsonally know of accounts when he, with God's hem, worked out finanical needs for our work, when there seomie1r was no way, or when local moans were exhausted. has taken personal interest in the conference and local programs. lTe all kriow of his backing because ho has given us more than words only.

Thoroforo let it be known and resolved; that the Capital District go on record as recognizing Dr. iichard C• Hawkins as a rare price of God in his field, and that we stand as a ho'3y to accept this resolution, kriowinc that we exist and arc here be-causo of him in God and God in him.

This resolution was adopted by a standing vote and "Hearty

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• i1eport of the :solution Committee; The following resolutions wore appioved as recommended by the committee,

1. Thereas The General Conference will be adop-ting the (uadrennial Financial Program of' the Denom-inationat it's sessions, JunelO-21; 1966, be it therefore,

Psolved that the District Treasurer shall make such adjustments in his records for the cOnference and inhis reports tothe General Trcasuror ac'shall corifonc with the New United Stewardship Fund, and be it further resolved, that every pastor and local treasurer shall eadoavor to channel all U.F. and all special offerings for or1d i sions, Church Extension, Sunday School and Youth, College and Christian Education funds through the Distilet Treasurer tothe General Treasurer. Thus assuring more rea]istic and oqiitahl conference support of all the Ministries of the 4iurch.

2 whereas the Gonferrce is en the threshold of larger ministries through it's Sunday School and Youth Programs, be it therefore

Resolved that the Conference Director of Youth and Sunday School shall proriote the C.Y.C. and P,E.L,T programs through their respective committees on both the local and District levels, and shall set up wholesome competitive Sunday School and Youth Iallies between the churches and between the Mar-land and Virginia Zones for the enlargement and salvation of everrone within the influence of our minitry. Be i Thrther

Resolved that all District Zone Ialljes special offerings shall be raised for the promotion of' these programs, and be it fu±'ther resolved that these offerings shall be placed in the District Treasurer for supplies, printing,. Director's pro-motional travel and other necssary expenses as needed.

3. 17hereas in the providence of God the Confer-ence has established a working relationship within the Organization of Powells Fort Camp and is thus assured of sp1erid. facilities of a dynamic and

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successful Youth Camp, -be 1t.theroforo Resolved that the District Youth Camp Director,through the Youth Camp Committee, shall create, promote, and foster such programs during the conference year and through-out camp period's shall develop the spiritual life, mental requirements and physical stature of our youth in keeping with the high purpose of our labors in God's yinoyard and be it further - Resolved that the District Treasurer tbrough the Camp Director; shall be custodian of all funds and shall, for the conference, be- responsible for payment of all expenses incurred in the promotion of the Youth Camp and it's operation within the guidlines set by the committee as approved by the District Council.

4. Jioras the Pilot Loaders Seminars of the past conference year have had a salutary effect upon the ministry and lay leaders of the District, be it the refore

Resolved that this shall be a regular feature of the conferonco year and that the District Superinten-dent in consultation with the District Council, shall appoint annually a Conference Loaders Seminar Corn-mitte of five members whose function shall be to plian, prornotc and conduct such conference wide Seminars in the Fall and-Spring, and when practicable at one session of the Youth Camp, and be it further

I'?esolvod that the purpose of the Seminars shall be, 1. To call together all the Missionary, Sunday

School, Youth Loaders and Boards of the Local Churcos; and also the District Boards and Committees; and the Conference Ilinistors for the mutual spiritual and instruction benefits such meetings afford. -

2. To so organize and conduct the sessions under divisional or panel chairmans around such matters as shell promote the gospel program of the conference and both inspire arid enhance the Leaders of the Conference and of the Local Churches.

The first sitting was disinissod -xith prayer by Rev. R. L. Adams Sr.

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Second Sitting - 1:40 P.11.

The second. sitting opened with congregtitional singing "Leaning On The Everiasting after which Rev. R. L. Adams led in Prayer.

Resolution No. 5 not recommended by the ieso-lutions Committee was brought before the conference from the floor. It was approved, as onnended.

Vthereas there has boon some overlapping of activ-ities in the •DLstrict Youth Program, and

1Therease will have a-DistriOt Youth E±ecutivê Council, made .up of District Youth President, two Zone Leaders and the Youth Cairip Committee,

Therefore be it further resolved that all. Dis-trict Youth interest be under the jurisdictien of this duly appointed council.

Be it further reso1 red that the District Youth camp be under the direction of the District Youth President and the other Youth Camp officials as appointed by proper District Youth Exocutive Council action and approved by th3 District Council.

The recommendations of the Education and Ex-amining Board wore approved as follows:

District License - Samuel Butler, Burt Cutshaw Stanley Garrison, 14.0. Johnson Arthur Knowles, L. L. Piokc-tt Jack St. Clair

First Year License - J. ayne ioorc

The Missionary Report from the District Mission-ary President, Mrs. Davis, was read by Rev. Alton Davis. Report was accepted with deep appreciation.

The Youth ieport was given bythe District Youth President, Rev. Robert Campbell. ieport was accop-. ted.

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The next order of business was the election of three advisory members to the District Council. The results of the elections are as follows: Rev. J. h. Kraus, Rev. Charles Beach, and Rev. E. L. Adams.

Rev. Charles Beqch was lected for a three year term to the Education and Examining Board.

• A final, resolution was approved as recommended from the Ieso1utions Comrjittee.

Vtheroas you, Dr. Snyder, have uphold this tradi-tion; Be it resolved that this conference go on record as being deeply grateful to Dr Snyder for his con-ducting of our conference, and praying God's blessing be upon him in the days ahead.

The conforoce adjurned at 3:40 P. It, with prayer by the presiding officer, Dr. Melvin Snyder.

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THE DISTiICT SUP..IiTTEDENT' S EPOT.

1965_t66 Conference Year

Jesus said tb His Disciples, "Hencefoh, I call you not sorvthits, for the servant knowoth not what his Lord doeth, but I have called you friends," (John 15:15) It ooms to mind redi1y that braham was called "Tho friend, of God." (James 2:23) In this title, both God's people and our Lord have dis-tinguished the laborer in His vineyard. And God also backs up the conquests of His laboring people under the attachments of Divin friendship. This is the thrust and the promise in King Jehosaphat's prayer during a boleagurod moment: t.rt not thou bur God who didst drive out the inhabitants of this land before thy people Isroal and gayest it to the seed of Lbraham, Thy friend forever? And . . . have built thee a ectuary for thy name." (IIChro'. (2O:58)

Hence, there Is the robe of dignity placed upon the shoulders of the pastor and his congregation as the ensignia of labors abundant.during the, ponfor-erice year. 7horo there have been achievements through faithful labors and solC-givin,, there must be a snso of personal satisfaction; whore there has boon soul winning there must be rejoicing; where there has been personal devotion to Jesus Christ and personal sacrifices in His name, there must always follow the pleasure of His approbation for a task well done. It must have boon this sense of call that mado Paul declare, "Hoe is me if I preach not the Gospel of Christ." And this sense of mission that made him speak of 9Labors more abundant."

Our joy is mutul, for this has been a year of much work and marked achievement, I commend eath pastor and layman for their part in building God's kingdom this year. M report revoiws these activities and lays before you several projoctives aud reconimcn-dations for the new conference year. 1iay God grant continued success.

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I. ieview of cti Tities and ichiovornonts

I si happy to report progress on all levels. This progress did not come easily, as you well hriow. It has been in spite of most frustrating financial and rod tape roadblocks, But it has come, and I am grateful. The progress rofolts spiritual strength, finncial growth, membership incr ace, Sunday School and Youth forward thrust and proLlising outreach in several now areas, Lot me review those for you.

1. Spiritual Emphasis

I noto with rnch satisfaction the continual deepening of the spiritual life and ministry of the Conference. Godlinecs comes at a price that is first personal and then collective. It must be personal in the pulpit and personal in the pew. The anointing of God upon us toethor makes for holy living and kindles revival firos. od grant those tides may continue to rise unti]. shall experience a swooping revival.

2. Things Finaacial

This has boon our best year financially. The District Treasurer's report will reveal this. ill budgets havo boon paid, id.ssionary, Church Extension, and E. P. C. offerings show commendable increases. The district budget showed substantial gains. You have my hearty thanks.

3. Statistical Highlights

The statistician's report show appreciable gains in every sector: membership, Sunday School, Youth and idissionary Socictjs. I am gratified to report that many of these gains have been the result of soul winning revivals and of altar work under the the pastoral ministry. These indeed, are "Our crown of rejoicing." (Phil 2:19)

I draw your attention to the numerical in-creases: Temborship 90 enS porcoiYc. Sunday School 67 or percent. This reveals a

total laicreaso in the past three years of 55 % in membership, and 40% in Sunday School.

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4. Beginning in New Areas

All of us re oice in the fruitful outreach God has given the Conference, It is my pleasure to - present three newly organized churches; Chapel ..cres, (fully organized) Leesburg, (fully organized) and Bowie (home missionary). This will be done at the appropriate ti C. Besides I ani happy to report now beginnings at waldorf, Maryland and Woodbridgo, Virginia. iocognition of the pastors and larmen will be given shortly.

If this work wore permitted to move forward with out hindrance, I am certain, 1od willing we could exploit new opportunities in the Bethesda-hockville area, Culpepper, front oyal, Frederick,

17Tarrenton, Lauren. and a belt of churches along houte 40 through the wide influence-of the Capital District. But, we need time, monoy and workers. Only through prayers and the will to do things for God, plus peace and fellowship among ourselves cai-i we have the heart to accomplish all this and more beyond.

5. Youth and Sunday School

These two redeeming aims of The church continue to take on strength, I em hopeful that The recommen-dations of the hesolutious Committee will be adopted by this body. The foundations of the C,Y,D., P1LT, and Youth Came are now well laid. The various con-ference leaders are trained in their field and I join the District Council in bidding them Crod-speod to gotthoso vital organizations rolling by every possible and legitimate moans and method.

6. Missions

The spirit of missions is the lifo-broath of the Church, It is a passion that moves a congrega-tion to soul winning at home and to the uttermost nations and tribes. The reports reveal stea y and inspired growth in nearly every church. The confer-ence committee is commended for its leadership.

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7. Building Program

The conference as been expending its plant by renovations and by building now units. . the list is impressive. I merely highlight them:

(1) Now Parsonage - Chapel unitos with land have been purchased at Leesburg, Virginia and Bowie, Maryland.

(2) Land and a house converted for chapel use have bocn purchased at Chapel .cres. ' new chapel is now planned by the end of the swmner.

(3) vo acres of land have been bought at Cülpepper, and both land and a new chapel have been purchased at 1 Toodbridgo.

(4) ::cautiful new sanctuaries and Sunday School plants have been built at Damascus, Toodlawn and Cresap-bown,

(5) Major Church and parsonage renovations have been completed at Yorkshire, and adequate chapel added at Oxon Hill, and a new parsonage completed at Franconia.

However, this is but part of the story. In every church, behind the scenes there are the pastors and lay people who have given so unselfishly of. themselves and their means to build the work of God. My appreciation dndmiration for these servants of the Living God are without boundries. I commend them to Him who rewards His workers well.

II. Projection and ecommondations

Every recommendation of the District Council and the District Superintendent us a projection of our horizons. The farther we travel the road of Gospel progress, the larger becomes our task. Tho only cure for expanding horizons is blindness and stagnation, 'There is no inspiration no Godlikeness in that; so we must forge ahead. I recommend therefore:

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1. Pastoral support which shall rele.aso every pastor to the full-time work of the ministry at the earliest time possible to the local church. "The laborer is worthy of his hire." This is the princi-pal that must guide us. I urge upon the churches and our lay leaders that they make this a chief concern during the conference year.

2, I recommend further, that where local strength will perit, each congregation and pastor shall reach out into new communities through'cottage prayer meetings, a branch Sunday School or some other wit-ness to keep the Gospel and revival fires spreading. iLeport any and all opportunities for outreach to the District Superintendent.

3. I recommend intensive programming and activ-ities in Youth, Sunday school, C,Y.C. and PELT on the local, Zone, and Conference levels thrc'i.ut the year. Wholesome competition with a zeal to win some to Christ will bear fruit,

III. In Conclusion

I cannot close this report without expressing severally my personal appreciation to;

1. Dr. . C. Hawkins, our leader during these days of progress for his influence arid encouragement at every turn of the road. iay God continue to bless him for his stalwart contribution to the work of this conference.

2. To the District Council and the Conference Leaders in Missions, Sunday School, Youth and Semivars for their splendid work.

3. To the pastors who labor at little or no salary but who support themselves to carry on the work of the ministry.

4. Lnd appreciation to the understanding and sacrificing laymen who make this work possible through their prayer, encouraumoo and snerifioo.

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April 11, 1965 - April 10, 1966

$ 3,868.92 Balance Brought Forward

Account Number

DISTRICT TBE1SJiE.'S hEP0T

1. District Budget 2, Pastor's Assessments 3• .iiscol1arieous 4 United Ste'rardship Fund 5. Church Extosjon General 6. :orld Ilissions 7. Sunday School & Youth 8. Eastern Pilgrim College 9. Allocation from Headqtrs 10. Other Income 11. Snort Term Financing 12. Pilgrim Pes1on Plan

3,286.17 1,437.75 2,433.73 2,016 • 00 l,084.Yi 1,792.29

127.58 749.57

0 Oi'Z . '

775.29 187,200.00

210.00 210,356.26

Total rash Available $214, 225.18

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DISTRICT TRESUiER' S iEP01?T

April 11, 1965 - April 10, 1966

DISBUiSEMENTS

Ac count Number 1. United Stewardship Fnd 2016.00 2. Church Extension, Geieral 1,084.34 3. Uorld Missions 1,792.29 4. Eastern Pilgrim College 749.57 5. Sunday School & Youth 127.58 6. ort Term Construction** 188,801.60 7. L)istrjct Superintendent Sup.4,800.00 8. Misoollaneous 67.19 9. District 2arsonagc Payments 1,644.00 10. Aid to C,urches 700.00 11. Superintendent's Travel Exp,l,081.36 12. District Church Ext, 6,080.98 13. Utilities, Gas & Electric 54300 14. Office Exp. & Telophone* 423.83 15. Property Maintenco & Impr, 363.77 16. Legal & Taxes*** 414.74 17. District Evangelism 65,00 18. District Expense, General 140.82 19. General Conference Expons: 630.00 20. Pilgrim Pension Fund / 210.00

$2l2.536.O7 1,889.11

General Fund Balance 1cstrictod Fund Balance a. Aid to C'1urches 3 1,5'4.25 b. General Co.f. Exp,Fued 780.00 c. Balances Short Te Fin,2,023.36 Total iestricted Funds 4,317..6l Net Cash Balance 6,236.7

Telephone roimbursed * 269.47 Tomorary Loan from General Fund ** 1,60l.G0 Back Taxes on Pimmitt Hills Property *** l93.40

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CAPITAL DISTRICT C0NJRENCE BUDGET

1966 - 1967 Year

ESTIMATED RECEIPTS:

Ac count Number

1. District Budget 2. Pastor'sJsscssrnents 3. IIisce11aneous 4. United Stowarship 5, Church Extension 6. VJorld LIjssjons 7. Sunday School & Youth (Genoa1)

3,100,00 1,650.00 1,100 • 00 2,300.00 1,100.00 1,800.00

250,00 8. Eastern Pilgrim College 800.00 9. Allocation frcni Headquarters 9,250.00 10. O±her Incoriio 1,000.00 11. Short Term Construction Finance 56;000.00 12, Pension Plan 230.00 13. Youth and Sunday SchociPromotion 300,00

TOTAL RECEIPTS 78,880.00

Cash Balance - April 1965 6,236.00

T0TJ1. CASH AVAIIIBLE 85,116.00

CLPITnL DIST JCT CONFEENCE B1DGET 1966 - 1967 Year

DIS WJiSEI rENTS

Lee ount Number

1. United Stewardship Fund 2. Church Extension 3. World iiissions 4. !astern Pilgrim College 5. Sunday School & Youth (General) . short Term Financing 7. Superintendent's Support 8. Misc1lanoous 9. District Parsonage Payments 10. Lid to District Churches 11. Supplemental Superintendent's Sup., 12. Ditrjot. Church Extension 13. Utilities 14. 0ff1c Expense and Telephone 15. Property Maintonaco. 16. Lcgal arid Taxes 17. District Evangelism 18. District Expense 19. General Conference oserve Fund 20. Pension Plan 21. Youth & Sunday School Promotion

TOTAL DI SBUIS1ENTS

2,300.00 1,100.00 1,800.00 800.00 250.00

56,000.00 ,8OO.00 150.00

l , 1,200.00 '1,200.00 6,500.00 520.00 420.00 350.00 300.00 450 • 00 450.00 360.00 230,00 300,00

8l ,124.00

Projected Balance Less ostrictcd Furids

Undjstrjhuted Bal.

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3,992,00 1,040.00

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no no no no no no yes yo no yes yes part yes yes part yes yes 110

Adis, E. L. 3 4 98 46 2 325 18 8 1 Adams, 1. L. 4 11 112 45 2 350 6 7 4 Boach,C. U. 10 6 92 49 5 300 6 5 3 Camp}ollr, L,N. 2 5 102 38 3 542 41 4 3 Cutshaw, E, B. 9 118 40 3 162 1'1 .I_ '-

Davis, -. P. 1 3 52 52 144 Evans, i. F. 1- 7 106 48 7 156 21 2 Foster, J. 9 25 1 38 Garrison, H. S. 3 10 65 Gunsalus, . 1). See District Supori ntoridcnt eport Johnson, P. C. 61 51 22 Knowles, A. E. 6 100 50 8 86 17 4 1 Kraus, J. U. 10 11 127 45 11 312 5 6 Locates, 3, 0. 2 8 85 '15 440 Parks, L. C. 6 4 92 46 8 9 1 1 Pence, J. D. 6 85 10 74 6 2 Pckett, . L. St. Clair, J. D. Foot, E, L. Mellot, H. V.

S TA TI S TI CAL EPO TS AI.Ex1aTD:a:. Ft NA NC ThL Fl ST FNCONIIi

rECEIPTS ALL DEPTS.

.NNAN DALE BLDDOCK HILLS

A 1,1 NG TON FLOOR MEM0iIAL

BO'ITI E (NEr)

CO LLEGE PA K EDGET00 B

Ba1aice Forwarded 133.69 -I ' J_ . c 194.58 530.66 1,263.80

Qhurch Offerings 9,909.55 5,703.38 9,708 • 89 7,807.54 212.48 5,822,24 S. S. Offerings 3,238.97 464.16 882.87 726.62 14,98 1,103.60 YouthSoc. Offerings 42,83 Miss. Soc. Offerings 3.00 241,24 Other Income 200.00 783.39 170.00 . 3,492.30 Loans 1,200.00 1,500.00 Transfers 890.58 Cesh Available 15,372.79 6,372.03 13,353.80. 9,064.82 397,46 11,681.94 LOCAL •EXPENDI TUES Pastor's Sa1ay 3,900.00 342,00 1,820.00 1,400.00 Debt Int, & irort. 4,84,lO 4,648.42 7,975.13 3,581 • 04 4,435,18 Ixqprovemonts 2,138.64 1,190.11 2,124.10 Operating Expensu 3,178.24 1,306.52 3,001.86 1,579.06 2,643.48 Transfers Evangelist & Others 495.00 73.31 315.00 Total Local Expense 14 195.98 5,954.94 12,582.41 7,195.10 10.601 .66 DISTICT EXPENDI Tu:.tES District Budget 377.87 500 • 00 550.56 451.02 Pastor's Assossme::ts l7625 750O 127.50 Eastern Pilgrim Collage Total District Expense 554.12 575400 678.06 451.02

GENEAL EXPENDI TtTI1ES U. S. F. 143.00 '10 • 00 2/18.00 70.00 Church .xtons ion 63.85 12.00 30.00 orld issions 345.90 72.22 137 .73 50.00

S. S. & Youth 27.85 Pension - Pastor Pension-Church TOTAL GEEE1L EXPENSE 652.75 124.22 385.73 178.15

TOThL ALL EXPENSE 1,302r85 5,954.94 13,281 .63 8,258.89 11,230,83

BALANCE ON HAND 69.94 417.09 72.17 805.93 397.46 451.11

PNOPENTY S TATEVIEN T Church Value 45,000.00 40,000.00 90,000.00 55,000.00 73,000.00 Parsonage Vhlue 23,000.00 18,000.00 16,000.00 21,500.00 23,500.00 26,000.00 OthGr Holdings Debt 44,000.00 58,000.00 71,000,00 42,000,00 20,000.00 42,000.00 Equity 24,000.00 35,000.00 24,000,00 3,500.00 56,000.00

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1dSCEI?TS ItLL DEPTS.

C .ESAPTOTiT Fl ST

D!IVLS CiS Fl NST

HYTTSVI LLE N].TIONAL TTOODLiiN

LEES N.iC• (NE)

LL:JW,.SSES YO]KSHI iE

Balance Forwarded 804 08 118.40 558l 1,604.27 473.36 Church Offerings 5,092.65 5,220.80 10,786.15 5,992 .77 1,996.01 5,631.34 S. S. Offerings 600.91 796,7: 760.52 857.02 Youth Soc. Offerings • 65.00 Buss. Soc. Offerings 404.17 489.42 64E:,52 41.15 Other Income 61.83 904,11 8,668.52 101.45 Loans 3,000.OQ 14,613.98 5,000.00 Transfers 553.49 1,39117 Cash L.vailablc 6,964,84 7,142.02 25,346.91 23,117.14 1,996.01 11,961.72 LOCIL EXPEWI TTJ ES Pastor's Salarr 5,200.00 2,060.00 Debt tnt. 1i.ort, 1,240.00 10,273.98 4,456.58 2,387.70 Improvemon-ts 944.35 3,589,69 5,000.00 Operatino Expense 2,241.31 3,202.09 16,933.96 661.21 1,025.16 Trans for 1,700.00 3,941.31 Evangelist & Others 575.00 225.00 TO TIkL LOC]L EXPENSE 3,941.31 5,596.57 22,8'1076 21,390.54 661.21 10,697.86 DISTI1CT EXP.DI TI]. ES DistrLct Budget 75.03 389,14 3040O 370.87 456.95 Pastor's issessmonts 40.00 59.00 144.00 273,00 110.00 Easter Pilgrim College 2.00 780O TOThL NISTNICT EXP]SE 116.03 450.14 528.00 731,37 566.95

GENEtL EX?EITDI TTThES TJ. $. F. 248.24 225.00 240.00 224.00 Church Extension Special 125.00 Horld issions 361.59 540.36 528.16 63.62 62.21 S. S. c Youth 20.00 13.44 240O Pe&jon - Pastor 11.00 Pension - Chuh 162.50 TOTL GENE L 361.59 788.60 898.16 317.06 513.71

' JL U. ixrre 4,u? - 2i.2.P392 22,43)."- GE1,21 117?.rh1

BW1NCE ON Hi.ND ,546.9l 507.37 1,080.99 677.67 1,329.80 183.21

P EOPEkTY S TiTENFiN T Church Valuo 73,000.00 105,000.00 105,000.00 50,000.00 40,000.00 Parsonage Value 20,000.00 15,900.00 27,000.00 20,000.00 Other Holdings 10,000.00 3,000.00 Total Debt 41,000.00 48,000.00 68,900.00 44,000.00 Equity 32,000.00 67,000.00 26,000.00 16,000.00

STATISTICAL REPOIT8 OXON HILL SPTINIELD TEFLE TILEII T'TAL ALL FINANCIAL (cALviY) CH.L 1CiES INDEPENDENT CHURCHES

(Not in Totals) RECEIPTS ALL DEPTS. Balanced Forwarded • 152.14 5,333.18 Churoh Offerings 1,256.25 1,677.07 76,817.12 S. S. Offerings 181.02 9,627.41 Youth Offerings 108.63 Miss. Soc. Offerings 1,827.80 Other Income 2,100.00 • 554.96 17, 136.56 Loans 25,316.98 Transfers 2,835.24 Cash vailable 3,5O8.9 2,413.05 138,992.92

LOCAL EXPENDI TURES Pastor's Salary 14,722.00 Dobte & Mort. 1,322.14 800.00 45,604.27 Improvements 212.59 15,199.48 Operating Expense 1,791.91 377.63 37, 941.33 Transfers 5,112.22 Evangelists & Others 1,583.31 Total Local Expense 3,326.64 1,177 • 63 120,162.61 D13TR10T EXPENDITURES District Budget 3,565.44 Pastors Assessments 95.00 200.00 1,099.75 Eastern Pilgrim College 200,00 80.00 Total District Expanse 95.00 400.00 4,745.19

GENE1AL EXPENDI TUTES U. S. F. 1,438.54 Church Extcns4on 837.60 230.85 World Missions 101.00 2,161.79 S. S. & Youth 70.00 85.29 Pension - Pastor 41.00 Pension - Church 162.50 Total General Expanse 1,008.60 4,119.97

T0TLL iLL EXPENSE 326. 64 1,272.63 1,408.60 129,027.76

Bi.LL1TCE ON HAND 181.75 1,140.42 9,965.12

PROPERTY S TTEHENT Church Value 11,000.00 24,500.00 708,500.00 Parsonage Value 25 • 000 . 00 21,500.00 254,400.00 Other Holdings 13,000.00 Total Debt 449,400.00 Equity 291,000.00

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S ThTI S TI CAL REPORTS

CHUkCH

ALEXANDRIA FIRST FRANCO1fIA

ANNIN DALE BRiDDOCK

HI LLS

ARLINGTON FLOOR M1ii1O RIAL

B03IE (NET7)

COLLEGE PARK EDGEr0.oD

Membership last Report 121 37 80 36 31 Add, by Profession of Faith 1 12 6 19 Add, by Trans for 1 4 1 Removals by Letter 7 Removals by Transfer 2 5 Rom*al s by Death 2 Members lion-Assessable 31 Merihers Full-Standing 83 42 85 42 51 Total Gain or Loss -7 /5 /5 /6 /20

No.Preaching Sorvices 109 104 100 104 10 104 ITo. Prayer Meetings 38 42 48 48 48 52 No, Revivals 1 1 3 No. Advocate Sub. 19 7 8

SUNDI.Y SCHOOL Active Enrollment 161 160 100 125 11 152

Cradle Roll 9 7 3

Average Attendance 116 98 63 67 8 101 Av, Attendance Gain or Loss -3 /2 /3 -13 /8 /14

DLILY VACATION IBEL SCHOOL Avorago Lttoadauoo

PILG1IM YOUTH SOCIEJY

117 78

Present MumiDorship 3fl 14 40 20 Merborship Gain or Loss /5 .vorago Attendance

mSSIONAIIY SOCIETY iiemborship

35

10

12

15

25

26

20

25 iliomborship Gain or Loss /2 /5 /7 Number of Mootings 20 12 24 12 Average attondanco 27 8 20 18

STATISTIC L REPORTS CRESAPT0TiI CO\1TINTJED FIRST

CHURCH

I1PL[SCUS FIRST

HYATTSVILLE NATIONAL TTOODLAW

LEESPURG (wpi)

MANASSES YORKSHIRE

Membership Last Reports 21 38 51 26 20 Add.by Profession of Faith 8 17 2 4 15 4 Add, by Transfer 5 1 Removals by letter 2 Removals by Transfer 8 Removals by Death Members Non-Assessable 2 3 Members Full-Standing 29 55 43 32 15 25 Total Gain or Loss /8 /17 -8 /9 /15 /5

No. Preaching Services 102 92 115 No. Prayer Meetings 49 46 49 No. Revivals 2 1 1 No. Advocate Sub. 18 40 5 1

SUNDAY SCHOOL Active Erirollnient 45 125 72 106 32 110 Cradle Roll 15 8 Average Lttendano.e 28 74 45 68 27 82

DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Average Attondanoe

PILGRIJd YOUTH SOCIETY

O 85

Present JTembership 20 Membership Gain or Toss /20

erage Attendance 18

MISSI0NRY SOCIETY Membership 14 18 18 13 Membership Gain or Loss /14 /3 /3 Number of :tOetiflg iT 5 Average Attendano 1 10

STATISTI CAL REPORTS OXON CHAPEL WOO DBRIDGE TEMPLE TRAI LER TOTAL ALL CONTINUED HILL ACRES (I\fEi) (I1TDEPENDENT) CHuRCHES

(NE) CHTJRCH Membership Last Report 5 466

Add by Profession of Faith 15 103 Add, by Transfer 12 Removals by letter 9 Removals by Transfer emova1s by Death emhership Non-Assessable

15 2 35

Memborship Full-Standing 5 507 Total Gain or Loss /15 /90

No. Preaching Services 52 100 892 No. Prayer Meetings 52 52 424 No. Revivals 7 No. of Adovato Sub. 5 3 104

SUNJiY SCHOOL Active Enrollment 30 100 1329 Cradle Roll 42 Average Attendance 20 18 85 910 Ave. Att. Gain or Loss /8 /18 -13 /67

DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Average Attendance 320

PILGRIM YOUTH SOCIETY Present liembership Membership Gain or Loss Average Attendance 110

MISSIONARY SOCIETY Membership 139 Membership Gain or Loss /34 No. of Meetings 84 Averwe Attendance 91

CON FEENCE I JJLES

TLiE iiiD PLCE OF NUUL CON'EENCE: The annual District Conference shall conveie caoh year on the third Saturday in iay at 8:00 L.. h. at the location designated hytho i)istrict Conc1l.

The tie of the sitting shall be from 9:00 to 11:30 A, s.nd from 1:30 P. Ii• to adjournment.

The ordination service shall bo celebrated on the Sunday afternoon following the conference.

EDT5CI0N LND EJ.TNi.G SQL. D: The Education and Examining Board shall consist of three ordained ministers elected for staggered three year terms so that one member is duo for election each year. The chairmanship of the Board shall rotate to the member rho has served the longest part cf his term.

SIZE OF ...ES0 TITI0TS COJITTEE:

The esolutions Pmmittce shall consist of at least five members.

DI T. J T BUILDING C0iPiI TTEE: The District Council shall appoint a building com-mittee to provide pastors and congrogations the information and guidance required for all their building planning.

LONS FiOM PILGLIM Pi'ISIOTi PL N: herons tho (4onoral Board of the Pilgrim Holiness Church has authorized the Pilgrim Pension Plan Inc. to make loans of Pension Funds to local P. H. Churches unorsuch conditiois as require active participation on the part of P. H. District, therefore, be it

roolvod by the nnual Conference of this District that the District Council, District Tursteos and all District officials be, and they are hereby, authorized to do and, perform :ny and. all acts required of thorn in the consumation of authorized loans to local P.11. Churches of this Djsrict, subject, however, to the limitation and conditjons set out in said I.esolutions of the G:nera1 Board f the i1grim Holiness Church.

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DISTRICT JOTJpJ:5. RES TIME; The Editing ComuMb boo shall have its work com- peted by Juno 30 each year.

CHURCH IUVT TORY: complete invnotory of equipment hall be sub-

mitted by each church each year and filed in the individual church packets for safe deposit keeping.

QUMRTERLY CoNFEhEiCEs JTD RIMORTS:

Immediately after the close of each quarter of the conference year each church shall send to the Dis-trict Superintendent complete statistical, fiaan-cml, pastoral and departmental i. Twets on forms supplied by the District and all church obfiocrs whose reports are required shall submit then to the local quarterly conference as scheduled by the District Superintendent in each local church.

TIME OF DISTRICT YOUTH FUUbLMDRS: The third Friday of every other month, shall bo reserved for District Youth Rallies and funohions. This is subject to change if conflict should arise.

ES TERN PILGRIM COLLEGR SSE3SJMTCT:

Each Church of the Capital District Conference shall pay 25 per member per month to the District Troosur-er,concurretly with payment of the District budgot, for support of Eastern Pilgrim collegc. Funds re-ceived for this purpose shall ho transmitted to E. P. C. by the District Treaserer within thirty(30) days after receipt.

PbSTO.CS T YOUTH CieP: Upon the call of the :juperjnendont, each pastor shall make himself available for service during Youth Camp. The date of the Youth Camp shall be sot one year in advance and every pastor shall arrange his schedule accordingly.

FRSTOR' S ViCTION: Each Church is encouraged to give its pastor two weeks of vacation each year.

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LlDICT BUDGET The District Budget for District Administration shall be raised as follows:

1. Each Church in the District shall pay to the District Treasurer 7 of all offerings re-ceived by the church except those offerings designated for a specific purpose or activity outside the local church, such as missions, Church Extension, S. S. and Youth (Dally), Colleges, and District Projects.

2. All offerings received at District Eallies, Conferences and other meetings shall be credited to the District Administration Fund eriloss otherwise snocifically designated or dirrctcd by the District Council.

3. Each hi :er, ordained or licensed, shall pay 5C of his tithe, directly or through his ciiurch trasurer, to the District Treasurer each monGh.

4. Eah now church organized within the Capital District, in lieu full assessments, shall be required -bo pay District Dudget assessments on its offerings as follows: 2 during the first cOnference year after organized; 4-/ d; triag the second year; 6 during the third year; and full budget thereafter

• The United Stewardship Fund and the District Budget are due on a monthly basis. Thesq funds arc received each month and all other funds dusign.tod for Dj.Lrict or General Church use, shall be son to the District Treasurer by the lCh the month following.

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