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NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2015

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PASTOR APPRECIATION DAY:

Pastor Appreciation Day is a special time that congregations set aside each year to honor their pastors and pastoral families for the hard work, sacrificial dedication and multiple blessings provided by these special people. It is also important to

remember that appreciation, affirmation and prayer support of our spiritual leaders is appropriate throughout the

entire year.

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Pastor Appreciation Day By Bishop Doyle Marley, Conference Superintendent October 4 is a VERY SPECIAL day across the IPHC as we celebrate Pastor Appreciation Day. The Word of God teaches us that we are to “…give honor

to whom honor is due…” and I am confident that all of us can agree that if anyone deserves special honor it is those who faithfully serve as our ‘Pastor’. I want to encourage every congregation to see that the entire month of October is a special time for your Pastor and family. If you will go to the IPHC website www.iphc.org and visit the Discipleship Ministry page, you will find detailed information on this special emphasis including a list of ’70 Ways to Honor and Bless Your Pastor’. I challenge you to make this a Pastor Appreciation Day that your Pastor and family will remember for a long time to come. As always, if the set date (Oct. 4) is not convenient use any Sunday in the month of October for this special time of celebration and recognition. Let me say ‘thank you’ in advance for what I believe you will do to honor these special servants of the Lord.

LET’S HONOR OUR PASTORS!

Are Your Seniors Suffering From Senioritis?

(Not the 18-‐year-‐old High School seniors but the 60 – 80 year old senior adults) Some noticeable symptoms of this malady may be: • Withdrawal from involvement in the

work/ministry of the church • Expressed feelings of being unneeded/sidelined • Opting for arm-‐chair TV ministry instead of

church attendance Just what is “senioritis” and what can be done about it? Do you remember those feelings as an 18-‐year-‐old high school senior of having had enough of school and just wanting to be free from the demands of it all? That’s senioritis, and these same feelings can have a similar effect on those in our congregation reaching retirement age. Those faithful workers who have taught Sunday School, served as deacons, ushers, etc. for the past 40 years and are now moving into a different season of life. They’ve been there and done that; so what do we as a church have to offer them now? We provide a ministry specifically designed to meet the needs and wants of these senior adults.

With our country’s aging population, most of our churches are blessed with a high percentage of members in this age bracket, so let’s tap into the wealth of resources this group represents. Sound daunting? It isn’t (teenagers are much more challenging)! With the varied activity level of seniors today, the focus of this ministry should be to address the needs most common to all, such as: loneliness (loss of spouse / friends), lack of purpose (retired from workplace) and fear (concern for the future).

Here’s a glimpse of how we developed our Senior Adult Ministry. First, our Pastor sought out interested senior adults willing to serve as director and committee members. He then shared his ministry vision with us and turned us loose with a promise of support both financially and advisory. As a committee we began by choosing a name, “Prime Timers”;

adopting a motto “Redeeming the time” (Ephesians 5:16); and developing a mission statement “to include and involve all of our senior adults in the life and ministry of the church”. We then established a set time for our meetings, as consistency is a must for us seniors to arrange our busy schedules around babysitting grandchildren, doctor’s appointments and our own forgetfulness. Most importantly our meetings always include the three “F’s”: fellowship, fun and food. We make this a time to chat together, to laugh and participate in some fun activities, to share in a devotion and to enjoy a tasty lunch, topped off with dessert of course! Day trips to places of historic interest, to quaint downtown shopping areas, to a picnic in the mountains, to community theatre programs are just some of the things we do. Oh and let’s no forget to mention, a stop at the DQ is the perfect ending of a great day! During the winter months we warm up by competing in “Senior Game Day” and during the heat of the summer we cool off with a “homemade ice cream social”. To spark interest and encourage regular attendance we may invite a surprise guest speaker or an old timey singing group; plan an eclectic themed luncheon; or gather items for a silent auction or a white elephant swap. One highlight of our year is the recognition of our Prime Timer of the Year whom we honor at a special Senior Adult Sunday service and luncheon. During this service the recipient is presented a plaque and acknowledged by their church family for their faithful service and lifetime commitment to the Lord’s work. This is just some of what we have done, but the question is “what will you do to develop a ministry for your senior adults?” In all of our planning, I’ve discovered a key element to the success of this ministry. It’s communication – not just passing on information such as dates and times, but reminding each other of our individual value and worth in the kingdom of God. The Church is all-‐inclusive not exclusive and we all have a place and purpose to fulfill regardless of age. As leaders we would do well to encourage our senior adults to adopt the philosophy of Yogi Berra as he exclaimed, “It ain’t over, till it’s over!” Sounds good to me!

Rev. Judi Ainsworth

Senior Adult Ministry Director Living Word Church,

Maiden, NC

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The Cost Of A Good Nights Sleep The sleep industry is booming in America. Analysts have reported the accumulated cost of a good night's sleep in America reached over 32 billion in 2013. This includes pills, products, medical devices, sleep labs, sleep consultants and a host of other purported remedies. Today that figure will rise much higher. I'm not dismissing the legitimate need for some of this in many medically based cases. However, I do want to point out a remedy that many of us may have overlooked. Sleep is God's idea. He created us in such a way that one third of our day, every day, is reserved for renewal and rejuvenation through sleep. Psalm 4:8..."In peace I will both lie down and sleep; for you alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety. " Proverbs 3:24…"If you lie down, you will not be afraid; when you lie down, your sleep will be sweet." Psalm 127:2..."It is vain that you rise up early and go late to rest, eating the bread of anxious toil; for he gives to his beloved, sleep." Sleep is not a formula; sleep is a focus. "Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on

thee."(Isaiah 26:3) We may close our eyes and sleep knowing that God never closes His. He is always watching over us and protecting us and, who knows, maybe even resolving the issue that loomed so large the day before. If we awake during the night with anxious thoughts, why not refocus our thoughts by reading portions of Scriptures to settle us. The cost of a good night's sleep may be as simple as a surrendered heart and a focused mind. Can we trust him tonight? I hope so… Sweet dreams.

By Rev. Darrell Greene

Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling

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A seventh grade biology teacher was teaching his class about the flow of blood. To illustrate his point he asked his class, ““Why is it that if I would turn upside down, my face would turn red since the blood would flow to my head, but when I stand upright my feet don’t turn red?” He was taken aback when a boy blurted out, “that’s cuz your feet aint empty!”.

Every pastor knows the feeling. The living, powerful Word of God is on your desk, books surround you, and you have access to unlimited resources on the Internet. Yet you have that gnawing feeling deep down—“I’m empty!” Your heart is full with a love for God and the people you serve, yet once again you’re bombarded with feelings of anxiety about what to preach this coming Sunday. You’ve been busy all week laboring for the Lord, yet you know that Sunday you’ll stand before a congregation with high expectations of a powerful and practical message from the Bible. Like a Drill Sergeant screaming in the ear of a new recruit in boot camp that inner voice yells, “Sunday’s coming!” But your “thought box” is empty. One way to silence that shrill voice series of sermons. One valuable resource for ideas for a sermon series is auditing a course in the BMI.

For fifteen years the Cornerstone Conference has been providing quality training in the various areas designed to posture ministers toward the goal of maximum effectiveness. The primary purpose of the BMI is to serve ministerial candidates who are in the process of securing their credentials; however, the BMI is an excellent resource for satisfying the required Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) required of all ministers, with the exception of retired ministers (see Article IV, Clergy, section “C,” Minister’s License, item l, page 179 of the 2013-‐2017 International Pentecostal Holiness Church Manual). Any minister or layman may audit any of the classes offered in the BMI. The cost of auditing a course is only $20.00, plus the investment in the textbook and study guide.

Each class offered through the BMI is designed to provide a sturdy foundation upon which the minister can continue to build. I encourage all of our current pastors to access the remaining class schedule, and consider auditing a class from time to time. You will benefit from the material covered, and be a blessing to other aspiring ministers.

Every class is important to the overall curriculum requirements for completion of the program. Yet several of our upcoming classes would be advantageous to the ministry context of all of our pastors.

YOU CAN’T RUN ON EMPTY!

Let me suggest at least three: Perhaps no area of life has come under the assault of Satan, more than has the family. In November a class will be offered on the Biblical basis for effective ministry to the families in the local church and community. In January, we offer a class on the Book of Acts. This class is strategically scheduled to serve as a reference to any pastor who desires to challenge his congregation to be an effective witness through the power of the Holy Spirit. The third of Seven Core Values of the IPHC will be emphasized in 2016, which deals with the subject of holiness. We will offer a study in the Book of Leviticus in February. A fundamental aspect of the Pentateuch, Leviticus emphasizes stresses the definition and application of what it means to be a separated people. Finally, in a time when worldliness is finding inroads into the church through its philosophies, pursuits, and preoccupations, your congregation would be benefited from a study in the Book of Ecclesiastes. We plan to offer a class on the Book of Ecclesiastes in April 2016.

Hey busy pastor, take a glance at your pulpit ministry dashboard. Are you running on empty? Do you sense your heart is full, but your mind is empty? Why not access the class schedule on the conference website, and make your plans to audit one or more classes in the near future?

“For fifteen years the Cornerstone Conference has been providing quality training

in the various areas designed to posture ministers toward the goal of maximum

effectiveness.”

By Rev. Garry Yeatts Director of the Biblical Ministries Institute

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Greetings and blessings from the Mission: M25 team! We hope that your summer has been fulfilling and full of Kingdom building opportunities. Our National Director, Gary Burd will be the guest speaker at several events in the Cornerstone Conference this October. While more dates are being added, here is a list of a few of those events you can be part of: October 10 – Siler City, NC @ 10:00 AM for the Annual Mission: M25 Summit October 11 – The Journey Church, Siler City @10:45 AM October 11 – Lexington PHC @ 6:00 PM October 14 – Henderson, NC – ‘Missing Man’ Escorting Vietnam Traveling Wall October 15 – Charlotte/Gastonia Combined Men’s District Rally October 16 – Henderson, NC – Opening Session for the Vietnam Wall October 18 – Danville First @ 11:00 AM October 18 – Patrick Springs @ 6:00 PM October 19 – Stoneville PHC – Men’s Ministry Meeting October 20 – Growing Family Church “Fight Night” Men’s Meeting October 23 – Asheboro / Uwharrie District Men’s Rally October 24 – Hickory District @ 8:00 AM Golden Coral October 24 – Statesville – Regional Meeting @ 5:00 PM October 25 – Mt. Airy PHC @ 11:00 AM October 25 – Stanley PHC Youth @ 6:00 PM October 26 – The Journey Church –Siler City Men’s Ministry @ 6:30 PM October 28 – Whitnel PHC @ 7:00 PM October 30 – Durham/Greensboro District Men’s Rally October 31 – Family of Faith Fellowship, Arden NC @ 11:00 AM Thanks to Rev. Frank Sossamon and his team of Men’s Ministry District Coordinators for partnering with Mission:M25 and working together to strengthen and bridge gaps as our Cornerstone Conference Men come together to advance the Kingdom and share the Good News! The Annual Cornerstone Conference Mission:M25 Summit will be held in Siler City on October 10 on the heels of the Bi-‐Annual M:25 Summit in Amarillo, TX. You don’t want to miss this event. With special speakers, valuable information concerning “how to” start a specific M25 style ministry in the local church, networking with fellow workers, and much more. From Prison Ministry, Veterans, Homeless, Free Camps, Recovery—these are the “people touching” servant style ministries Jesus spoke of in Matthew 25:36-‐40. On another note, November 2-‐3 promises to be two exciting days as Mission:M25 will be joined by Bishops Beacham and McGhee in our first Annual 50CC Diaper Run. That’s right, no miss print, we are doing a 50CC Diaper Run from Florida to California in 50 hours! The goal: to fill a 24’ enclosed trailer with diapers for the Royal Home, our Alternative To Abortion Ministry Home for unwed mothers. You can be part of this amazing event by riding your motorcycle with us, following along in a car to help load diapers, or even help drive the truck that is pulling the trailer.

Mission: M25 National Director Gary Burd To Speak at Multiple Cornerstone Events

By doing this run we hope to bring light -‐ awareness and support – to the Royal Home in Falcon, NC where young ladies can go and choose life instead of having an abortion. We will present the Diapers to the Royal Home at Harvest Train as we ride in the Parade! In conjunction with the 50CC, in January Mission: M25 will ride again to Washington, DC for the March for Life in January. This will be our second Annual “50 For Life” rally. As always, for more information please contact your Conference Pointman. I am here to serve. By Rev. Mark Richardson 252-‐431-‐4675 pastormark@ silercityphc.com

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GIRLS’ MINISTRY: Power Chicks 2015 Cornerstone Girls’ Ministries had the awesome opportunity to participate in Power Chicks 2015! Power Chicks is a national quadrennial Girls’ event for IPHC girls! This year, there were over 630 girls and sponsors who gathered from across the US! Power Chicks was held at Ridgecrest, which is located in the beautiful mountains of NC!

Our girls enjoyed special times of ministry, an all-‐girl band, making new friends, archery, BB and paint ball guns, crafts, great food and the list just keeps going! If your GM wasn’t able to attend, you missed a great time. Start making plans now to attend the next Power Chicks event in 2019!

By Mrs. Pam Rooker

CHURCH PLANTING CHURCHES OCTOBER 21-‐23, 2015

Stacy D. Hilliard, who serves the IPHC as director of African-‐American Ministries and as director of Church Multiplication will lead the three-‐day training at Cornerstone Conference. Mike Ainsworth, Mark Richardson & Jenny Wilkins will assist in providing the training. For registration and housing information, please contact Mike Ainsworth at (336) 656-‐

7936, Ext 128 or [email protected] or Tennille Nichols at (336) 656-‐7936, Ext. 110 or [email protected]. (English & Spanish Classes)

WHAT GOD COULD DO THROUGH YOU!

CHURCHES PLANTING CHURCHES will challenge you with a

God sized vision and give you the step-‐by-‐step “How To” in planting churches locally and around the

world.

Cornerstone Conference Evangelism Ministries

Code for Girls’ Clubs Whatsoever things are true, Whatsoever things are honest, Whatsoever things are just, Whatsoever things are pure, Whatsoever things are lovely, Whatsoever things are of good report. If there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.

Philippians 4:8

For more information on starting Girls’ Ministries at your church contact Pam Rooker at 252-‐432-‐7750 or

[email protected].

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22nd ANNUAL CHARITY

TOURNAMENT GOLF Country Hills Golf Course October 23, 2015 For Royal Home Ministries MAKE THE HOLE. MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

Check In- 7:30 AM Shot Gun Start- 8:30 AM

Awards given to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Closest to Pin & Longest Drive

Lunch provided by Chick-fil-A, Snacks provided during play

$60 per golfer (2 Mulligans available at $5 each)

For more information contact Joel Boyles at 336-656-7936 X116

CONGRATULATIONS TO D. J. KNIGHTEN: Honor Gold Medal of Achievement Recipient

On Saturday afternoon, August 8, 2015, Expedition Ranger D. J. Knighten of the Triangle Christian Center Outpost in Raleigh received the Honor Gold Medal of Achievement, the highest advancement and leadership award honor in Royal Rangers! We congratulate D.J. who is the first ever in the IPHC to attain this level (and only a few have received the Honor GMA in the Assemblies of God)! The Honor GMA represents the pinnacle of achievement in the Royal Rangers! The requirements for this prestigious award include earning the highest award in each age group (Ranger Kids Gold Trail, Discovery Rangers Gold Eagle, Adventure Rangers Gold Medal of Achievement and the Expedition Rangers E3 Award), read the entire Bible, demonstrate ability to present the plan of Salvation and be an active member of a Royal Rangers Outpost for at least five years! D.J.’s accomplishments include numerous leadership positions in the Outpost, serving on the Cornerstone Conference staff and leadership positions in numerous Ranger Training Academies, etc.

The Ceremony was well attended – one of the largest I’ve seen. Guests included the IPHC National Cmdr. David Moore, IPHC Deputy Nat. Cmdr. and Cornerstone Conf. Cmdr. Michael Hubbard, NC District AG Director Brady Allen, representatives from the Governor’s Office, IPHC National FCF VP Jerry “Son Chaser” Overstreet and the special guest speaker Cmdr. David “Bent Knee” Marshburn! It was also great to see so many of D.J.’s family and many friends present along with the committed church family and Pastors Jim Whitfield and Joel “Shepherd Crook” Whitfield! D.J. received many gifts and presentations including his gift (from his family) of a black powder rifle kit and a meticulous hand made shooter’s box as made and presented by D.J’s Granddad! D.J. gave a wonderful speech sharing his gratitude for what Royal Rangers, the Honor GMA, his Family and God means to him. He also shared his commitment to the future in all he may do for God! The highlight of the Ceremony was the receipt and pinning of his Honor GMA by his Mother Maria and Father

Eddie Knighten. A wonderful time of refreshment and fellowship ended the day including viewing of a very well done display of D.J.’s Royal Ranger and personal journeys! We congratulate D.J for this incredible, committed and honorable award of the Honor GMA! If your church does not include Royal Rangers for your boys, please contact either the Conference DM Department or Michael Hubbard, Cornerstone Conference Commander at [email protected] or 919-‐467-‐6960, for details on how to get started, training, etc. I look forward to seeing you all at future Royal Ranger activities.

By Michael Hubbard, Cornerstone Conference Commander

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PASSPORT TO MISSIONS January 11-15, 2016

Passport to Missions is an event for anyone who is passionate about

WORLD MISSIONS and interested in learning more about the joys and

challenges of fulfilling this call. We dive deep into the Biblical basis,

examples from Church history and cross cultural communication issues.

We look at requirements to be a missionary and strategies for ministry

on the field. Ministering cross culturally has its challenges, and we

want you to feel prepared for everything from restricted access countries to unreached peoples,

persecution, hunger, and disease.

AT CORNERSTONE CONFERENCE, GREENSBORO, NC TO APPLY CONTACT: 1.888.474.2966 OR EMAIL: [email protected] MEALS PROVIDED: MONDAY BREAKFAST - FRIDAY LUNCH.


Be part of CORNERSTONE BIBLE QUEST! By Mrs. Sue Goins

The purpose of Bible Quest is to implant the Word of God in the hearts and lives of students, empowering them to live victorious lives with the Sword of the Spirit (Matthew 16:18; Hebrews 4:12). The format of Bible Quiz tournaments provide students with a powerful incentive for the study of God’s Word. The goals of Bible Quest are to make the Word a practical reality in daily living and to involve maximum participation in Bible Quest competition. Bible Quest competition ranges from the Local, Conference, and National levels.

What an exciting year for Teen Bible Quest this year! We are studying the book of Acts. A few years back we had a group of teens that studied the book of Acts during Bible Quest and the biggest benefit that year for the team was that most of the quizzers received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

“For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any two-‐edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints

and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.” Hebrews 4:12

The rewards of doing Bible Quest will exceed anything that you can image, so let me (Sue Goins) know you want to start a team and she will help you get started. You can contact her at 336-‐427-‐3551 or [email protected].

We Welcome New Bookkeeper Mrs. Betsy Abbot!

Cornerstone Conference would like to welcome our newest member of the Conference Ministry Center staff. Mrs. Betsy Abbott is no stranger to Cornerstone. She is wife of Darcy Abbott, Pastor of the Franklinville PHC, and the mother of three wonderful children – Gabriel, Levi, and Gracie. Betsy is originally from Tennessee and holds a degree in Business from

Lee University in Cleveland, TN. She has gained a variety of experience working in Higher Education, Accounting and Human Resources. Betsy has also served with the Cornerstone Conference Women’s Ministries Board as the Secretary/Treasurer (2007-‐2014) and Assistant Director (2014-‐Present). Betsy was saved at the age of 8 and called to ministry at age 15. During her ministry she has had the opportunity to teach and disciple individuals around the world, both in the local church and through short-‐term mission trips. She truly has a heart for missions and discipleship and longs to see the body of Christ grow and move forward in these last days. You can reach Betsy at: Betsy Abbott, Cornerstone Conference Bookkeeper, PO Box 150 Browns Summit, NC 27214 336-‐656-‐7936 ext. 112

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Hi, my name is Mike Ainsworth Jr. I am the pastor of Urgent Church (formally Twin Oaks) in McLeansville, NC. I would like to express my appreciation to the Cornerstone Conference in

helping us in launching Urgent Church. Your generosity has been amazing. You may not be aware that the church operates a daycare, “Urgent Kidz Child Development Center”. At the present time employment opportunities are available. If you live near our area and are interested, please contact me at [email protected]. We are also in the market for a 15-‐passenger van. If you have information concerning a van you may reach me through the above email address. Thank you!

Pastor Mike

DRUSA Ministry Report: New Purchase of Support Trailer

DRUSA MINISTRY MISSION The mission of Disaster Relief USA (DRUSA) is to organize volunteer ministry teams to model the compassion of Jesus Christ by providing mass care to individuals and families devastated during times of disaster. To make a donation to Cornerstone Conference DRUSA, please earmark your check DRUSA and mail to Cornerstone Conference P.O. Box 150 Browns Summit, NC 27214. You can contact Neil Pressley, our DRUSA Director at 276-‐694-‐4414 or 276-‐229-‐7053.

By Rev. Neil Pressley, Cornerstone Conference

DRUSA Director

November 6-‐7 A Theology of Family Ministry Instructor: Mike and Trisha Ainsworth

December 4-‐5 Spiritual Gifts Instructor: Garry Yeatts

January 8-‐9 The Book of Acts Instructor: Ken Terry For more information about the Biblical Ministries Institute, please contact the Cornerstone Conference Ministry Center at 336-‐656-‐7936. We welcome new students! Visit cornerstonecmc.org to download the BMI Application and the full BMI Class Schedule.

Biblical Ministries Institute

Class Schedule

As the DRUSA Director, I am happy to report that we have successfully purchased our support trailer. It is now time to proceed to the next phase of this project in the purchase of the Shower Trailer. I appreciate all of the support that has been given toward this worthy cause. As we move into this next phase of the project your support is vital. We would love for our pastors and churches to partner with us in making this a reality. I am willing and available to speak to your church and ministry groups about supporting this project. The DRUSA Ministry is also in need of “Buckets of Promise”. Our goal is to have these stocked and ready in the event of a disaster.

We are so proud to serve in the Cornerstone Conference in this capacity. We look forward to hearing from our pastors and churches as we work together to help meet the needs in our communities. As a Conference, may we all be good stewards of the blessings of God in our lives and let us work together to help those in need. 1 Peter 4:10 “As every man hath received the gift, even so minister the same one to another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God”.

THE CORNERSTONE CONNECTION is the official publication of the Cornerstone Conference of the

International Pentecostal Holiness Church. Editor in Chief: Doyle G. Marley Executive Editor: Mike Ainsworth

Managing Editor: Patricia Ainsworth Editorial Committee: Tennille Nichols,

Joel Boyles and Betsy Abbott

THE CORNERSTONE CONNECTION IS PRINTED SIX TIMES A YEAR. TO SUBSCRIBE OR RECEIVE A COPY OF THE CONNECTION, PLEASE CONTACT THE CORNERSTONE CONFERENCE OFFICE AT

(336) 656-‐7936, EXT. 114. PAST ISSUES ARE AVAILABLE AT WWW.CORNERSTONECMC.ORG


October Birthdays: George Harper October 2 Doyle Marley October 6 Rosemary Cox October 6 Charlotte Sizemore (J.P.) October 10 Doris Leviner Smith (A.W.) October 11 Esther Gardner October 12 Michael Lawrence October 12 Lillian Case October 15 Betty Drake October 16 Louise Stamey October 22 Millie Harris (David) October 23 Douglas Shuff October 24 Michael Pressley October 24 Allen Dawson October 26 Pearl Hickling (Harrison) October 27 Martha Eades (E. Carlton) October 27 Helen Rice (Bill) October 27 Arnold Absher October 30

November Birthdays: Eunice Puckett (Lacy) November 2 Ericka Hernandez (Sergio) November 5 Harold Dalton November 5 J.P. Sizemore November 9 Doris Luffman (Richard) November 9 Richard Leviner November 11 JoAnn Shelton (Mike) November 11 Ralph Adams November 15 Linda Queen (Larry) November 17 Jack Foley November 18 Joyce Shelton (Ralph) November 21 Rayburn Woodyard November 21 Frankie Goodson (Jack) November 27 Wanda Goldston (Donnie) November 27 Joan Laws (James) November 28 Clouis Smith (Tommy) November 29

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OUR MISSION: “The Cornerstone Conference is a fellowship of International Pentecostal Holiness Churches and Ministers committed to the authority of scripture and the centrality of Jesus Christ. We seek to equip for excellence in ministry by providing leadership, accountability, encouragement, and

resources; we desire to fulfill the great commission in the power of the Holy Spirit.”

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