One Hundred and Sixth Annual Assembly Journal of the...

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One Hundred and Sixth

Annual Assembly Journal

of the

Louisiana District

Church of the Nazarene

Sessions held at

Rocky Creek Campground

Pineville, Louisiana

May 6–7, 2016

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LOUISIANA DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES

No Year Date Place Gen. Supt. Dist. Supt. Dist. Secy.

1 1911 11/20 Louisiana Holiness H.F. Reynolds T.C. Leckie (District Organized)

College, Hudson, LA

2 1912 12/12 Jonesboro H.F. Reynolds T.C. Leckie E.G. Theus

3 1913 11/9 Lake Charles P.F. Bresee T.C. Leckie George Barney

4 1914 11/11 Jonesboro W.C. Wilson T.C. Leckie Walter Jeffress

(Supt. of Calif. Dist.)

5 1915 12/1 Lake Charles H.F. Reynolds T.C. Leckie E.G. Theus

6 1916 11/8 Shreveport J.W. Goodwin B.F. Prichett E.G. Theus

7 1917 10/31 Jonesboro E.F. Walker T.C. Leckie S.D. Slocum

8 1918 11/20 Lake Charles R.T. Williams S.D. Slocum G.W. Rockhold

9 1919 10/21 Jonesboro R.T. Williams W.M.D. Gaar Esther Henderson

10 1920 10/20-24 Shreveport R.T. Williams W.M.D. Gaar S.B. Williams

11 1921 11/2 Lake Charles J.W. Goodwin S.B. Williams Esther Henderson

12 1922 10/25 Alexandria R.T. Williams C.E. Woodson Esther Henderson

13 1923 11/14 Shreveport R.T. Williams G.M. Akin Mattie Sutton

14 1924 10/15 Lake Charles J.W. Goodwin G.M. Akin Mattie Sutton

15 1925 10/21-25 Alexandria R.T. Williams W.M. Nelson Ina Lee Akin

16 1926 11/10-14 Lake Charles J.W. Goodwin W.M. Nelson Ina Lee Akin

17 1927 11/9-13 Shreveport H.F. Reynolds W.M. Nelson Ina Lee Akin

18 1928 11/7-11 Alexandria J.W. Goodwin R.H.M. Watson Ina Lee Akin

19 1929 11/27-30 Monroe H.F. Reynolds G.M. Akin Ina Lee Akin

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20 1930 10/29-11/2 Shreveport R.T. Williams G.M. Akin Ina Lee Akin

21 1931 11/4-8 Lake Charles J.B. Chapman G.M. Akin Ina Lee Akin

22 1932 11/23-27 Lake Charles R.T. Williams G.M. Akin Ina Lee Akin

23 1933 11/22-25 Shreveport J.W. Goodwin G.M. Akin Ina Lee Akin

24 1934 11/14-16 Shreveport J.B. Chapman B.F. Neely Ina Lee Akin

25 1935 11/27-29 Lake Charles R.T. Williams B.F. Neely Ina Lee Akin

26 1936 11/11-13 Shreveport J.W. Goodwin Ed. N. LeJeune Ina Lee Akin

27 1937 11/24-29 Shreveport R.T. Williams Ed. N. LeJeune Ina Lee Akin

28 1938 11/9-10 Monroe J.B. Chapman Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

29 1939 11/8-10 Alexandria R.T. Williams Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

30 1940 11/6-8 Lake Charles R.T. Williams Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

31 1941 11/12-13 Shreveport Orval Nease Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

32 1942 11/4-5 Shreveport R.T. Williams Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

33 1943 11/3-5 Minden R.T. Williams Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

34 1944 11/1-2 Shreveport H.V. Miller Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

35 1945 11/7-8 Monroe H.V. Miller Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

36 1946 10/30-31 Crowley Hardy Powers Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

37 1947 9/16-17 Alexandria H.V. Miller Elbert Dodd Ina Lee Akin

38 1948 9/15-16 Alexandria Samuel Young Elbert Dodd Madge Kelly

39 1949 9/14-15 Pineville G.B. Williamson Elbert Dodd Madge Kelly

40 1950 9/4-6 Pineville D.I. Vanderpool Elbert Dodd Madge Kelly

41 1951 9/5-6 Pineville Samuel Young Elbert Dodd Madge Kelly

42 1952 9/3-4 Pineville Hardy Powers Elbert Dodd Madge Kelly

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43 1953 9/1-2 Pineville G.B. Williamson Elbert Dodd Madge Kelly

44 1954 9/1-2 Pineville D.I. Vanderpool Elbert Dodd Madge Kelly

45 1955 8/31-9/1 Pineville Hardy C. Powers Elbert Dodd Madge Kelly

46 1956 8/29-30 Pineville Hugh C. Benner V. Dan Perryman Madge Kelly

47 1957 9/4-5 Pineville Samuel Young V. Dan Perryman Madge Kelly

48 1958 9/1-2 Pineville G.B. Williamson V. Dan Perryman Madge Kelly

49 1959 9/2-3 Pineville D.I. Vanderpool V. Dan Perryman Madge Kelly

50 1960 8/31-9/1 Pineville Hardy C. Powers T.T. McCord Madge Kelly

51 1961 8/30-31 Pineville Hugh C. Benner T.T. McCord Madge Kelly

52 1962 8/29-30 Pineville Samuel Young T.T. McCord Madge Kelly

53 1963 8/28-29 Pineville G.B. Williamson T.T. McCord Madge Kelly

54 1964 8/26-27 Pineville V.H. Lewis T.T. McCord Madge Kelly


56 1966 8/31-9/1 Pineville Hugh C. Benner T.T. McCord Madge Kelly

57 1967 8/16-17 Pineville Hardy C. Powers T.T. McCord Madge Kelly

58 1968 8/14-15 Alexandria George Coulter T.T. McCord Madge Kelly

59 1969 8/13-14 Pineville Orville W. Jenkins T.T. McCord Madge Kelly

60 1970 8/12-13 Alexandria V.H. Lewis T.T. McCord Madge Kelly


62 1972 8/16-17 Lake Charles Eugene L. Stowe T.T. McCord Madge Kelly

63 1973 8/22-23 Alexandria George Coulter T.T. McCord Jack McClung

64 1974 8/28-29 Pineville Edward Lawlor Ralph E. West William Crouch

65 1975 9/3-4 Baton Rouge George Coulter Ralph E. West William Crouch

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66 1976 9/1-2 Shreveport V.H. Lewis Ralph E. West William Crouch

67 1977 9/7-8 Alexandria Charles B. Strickland Ralph E. West William Crouch

68 1978 9/6-7 Baton Rouge Orville W. Jenkins Ralph E. West William Crouch

69 1979 9/5-6 Lake Charles Eugene L. Stowe Ralph E. West William Crouch

70 1980 9/4-5 Shreveport V.H. Lewis Ralph E. West William Crouch

71 1981 5/13-14 Baton Rouge Charles H. Strickland Ralph E. West William Crouch

72 1982 5/12-13 Shreveport Orville W. Jenkins Ralph E. West William Crouch

73 1983 5/11-12 Baton Rouge Orville W. Jenkins Ralph E. West William Crouch

74 1984 5/9-10 Shreveport Eugene L. Stowe Ralph E. West William Crouch

75 1985 4/24-25 Shreveport Eugene L. Stowe Ralph E. West William Crouch

76 1986 5/7-8 Shreveport John A. Knight Ralph E. West William Crouch

77 1987 5/6-7 Baton Rouge John A. Knight Ralph E. West William Crouch

78 1988 5/2-5 District Center Charles H. Strickland Ralph E. West William Crouch

79 1989 5/15-18 District Center Eugene L. Stowe Ralph E. West William Crouch

80 1990 5/2-4 District Center Raymond Hurn Ralph E. West William Crouch

81 1991 5/1-3 District Center Raymond Hurn Ralph E. West William Crouch

82 1992 5/6-8 District Center Eugene L. Stowe Ralph E. West Ken Murray

83 1993 5/5-7 District Center Eugene L. Stowe Ralph E. West Ken Murray

84 1994 5/4-5 District Center Donald D. Owens Ralph E. West Ken Murray

85 1995 5/3-4 District Center Donald D. Owens Ralph E. West Ken Murray

86 1996 5/1-2 District Center Jerald D. Johnson Ralph E. West Ken Murray

87 1997 4/30-5/1 District Center Jerald D. Johnson Ralph E. West Ken Murray

88 1998 4/29-30 Shreveport John A. Knight Gene C. Phillips Ken Murray

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89 1999 5/21-22 District Center John A. Knight Gene C. Phillips Ken Murray

90 2000 5/5-6 District Center William J. Prince Gene C. Phillips Ken Murray

91 2001 5/4-5 District Center William J. Prince Gene C. Phillips Ken Murray

92 2002 5/10-11 District Center Talmadge Johnson Gene C. Phillips Joe Talhelm

93 2003 5/9-10 District Center Paul G. Cunningham Gene C. Phillips Joe Talhelm

94 2004 5/7-8 District Center James H. Diehl Gene C. Phillips Joe Talhelm

95 2005 5/6-7 District Center James H. Diehl Gene C. Phillips Joe Talhelm

96 2006 5/8-9 District Center Jesse Middendorf Greg Mason Joe Talhelm

97 2007 5/3-4 District Center Jesse Middendorf Greg Mason Joe Talhelm

98 2008 5/8-9 District Center James H. Diehl Greg Mason Joe Talhelm

99 2009 5/7-8 District Center Paul G. Cunningham Greg Mason Joe Talhelm

100 2010 5/6-7 District Center Eugenio Duarte Greg Mason Joe Talhelm

101 2011 5/4-5 District Center Eugenio Duarte Greg Mason Eric J. Nelson

102 2012 5/16-17 District Center Stan Toler Greg Mason Eric J. Nelson

103 2013 5/15-16 District Center Stan Toler Greg Mason Eric J. Nelson

104 2014 5/14-15 District Center Eugenio Duarte Crawford Howe (int.) Eric J. Nelson

105 2015 5/13-14 District Center Eugenio Duarte Chuck Fountain Dan West

106 2016 5/6-7 District Center David Busic Chuck Fountain Dan West

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CONTENTS

I. Official Directory......................................................................................10

A. District Officers................................................................................9

B. District Boards and Standing Committees.......................................10

C. District Auxiliary Organizations .....................................................12

D. District Missional Areas.................................................................. 16

E. District Church Directory................................................................ 17

F. Ordained Elders............................................................................... 43

G. Ordained Deacons ...........................................................................46

H. Licensed Ministers ..........................................................................46

I. Evangelists....................................................................................... 47

II. General Information............................................................................... 49

III. Plan of Examination............................................................................... 51

IV. Daily Proceedings ................................................................................. 53

V. Reports ................................................................................................... 63

A. District Officers.............................................................................. 63

B. District Boards and Standing Committees ..................................... 86

C. Assembly Committees ................................................................... 89

VI. Minutes of the Conventions and Auxiliaries ....................................... 97

VII. Financial and Statistical...................................................................... 104

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I. Official Directory

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

General Superintendent in Jurisdiction – Dr. David Busic,

17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220, (913) 577-0500

District Superintendent – Charles "Chuck" Fountain (Marsha), 1275 Dorchester

Dr., Alexandria, LA 71303, E-mail: [email protected];

Cell: (318) 542-0460

District Office – 1275 Dorchester Dr., Alexandria, LA 71303,

Email: [email protected]; Phone: (318) 541-6550

District Secretary – Dan West, 2730 Cenchrea Rd., Florien, LA 71429


District Treasurer – Dajunna Howell, 1419 Willis Street, West Monroe, LA 71291

E-mail: [email protected], Phone: (318) 397-6968

SDMI Chairman – David Craig, 9735 Bramblewood Dr., Bethany, LA 71007

E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: (318) 510-0166

NMI President – Cori Chesson, 1419 Willis St., West Monroe, LA 71291


NYI President - Charles Ashby, 1800 Cambridge St., Bossier City, LA 71112


District Campgrounds–Rocky Creek Camp, Nazarene Conference Center,

908 Mary Hill Rd. (LA Hwy. 1203), Pineville, LA 71360

Charles Faust, Campground Manager

E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 318-640-0038; 318-640-1280)

District Campgrounds Web Site–http://rockycreekcamp.ladistrict.org/

District Web Site–http://www.ladistrict.org/

Web Master - Charles Ashby, 1800 Cambridge St., Bossier City, LA 71112


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B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

1. Advisory Board

Charles Fountain, Chairman – 1275 Dorchester Dr., Alexandria, LA 71303;

E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: (318) 542-0460

Elders

William Bonee (2017) 20143 Sanibel Ave., Baton Rouge, LA 70817

E-mail: [email protected]; (225) 753-0681

John Rabo, (2018), 9820 Hillsboro Dr., Shreveport, LA 71118,

Email: [email protected], (318) 687-0847

David F. Young, (2019), 1039 Ebenezer Road, Crowley, LA 70526

Email: [email protected]; (337-788-0663)

Dale Hoffpauir (2020) 104 Bayou Des Glaises, Broussard, LA 70518


Lay Persons

Howard Hoffpauir (2017), 2404 Texas Eastern Rd., Ragley, LA 70657


Phillip Lambert (2018), 3426 Natchitoches Highway, Many, LA 71449

(318) 256-5798

David Phillips (2019) 208 Dogwood South Lane, Haughton, LA 71037,

E-mail: [email protected], 601-259-9983

Dajunna Howell (2020), 1419 Willis Street, West Monroe, LA 71291


2. Board of Ministry

Charles Fountain, District Superintendent (ex officio), William Bonee, David Craig, Dale

Hoffpauir, David Hoffpauir, Scott Howell, Gary Jones, Dustin McDavid, Florentino Murillo,

John Rabo, Cindy Richmond, Ron Sherer, Delbert Terry, Dan West, David Young, Charles

Ashby, Julissa Rivas, Sidney Mitchell, Josue (JJ) Murillo, James Ericson, Danny Rester

3. Camp Board

Charles Fountain, District Superintendent; Ministers (terms ending 2016): David Hoffpauir,

Daniel Lowe, Dan West Laypersons (term ending 2016): John Bowie, Donna O'Neal,

Louise Thaxton; one lay and one ministerial representative (chairman) from the District

Advisory Board; District SDMI Chairman, District NMI President, District NYI President,

Camp Supervisor.

mailto:[email protected]

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4. Trustees to Southern Nazarene University

Charles Fountain, Heidi Babin (2018), David Craig (2017)

5. Church Properties Advisory Committee

District Advisory Board assumes this responsibility

6. District Court of Appeals

Charles Fountain, District Superintendent,

Two Elders – Elgin Glendenning, Gary Jones

Two Laypersons – Weldon McClung, Gerri Smith

7. Fort Jessup Camp Board

Cenchrea – Dan West, Skip Hardin

Friendship – Steven Hunt, Rodney Hopkins, Phillip Lambert

Holly Grove – Jamey Robertson, Johnny Jenkins, Gary Robertson

Many – Daniel Lowe, Winston Lowe, Dennis Dziekan

Lightway – David Hoffpauir

C. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

Auditing Committee

John Bowie, Vernon Brandt, Danny Rester

Finance Committee

District Advisory Board will serve as District Finance Committee

D. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS

1. SUNDAY SCHOOL & DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL

SDMI Chairman – David Craig, 9735 Bramblewood Dr., Bethany, LA 71007


Secretary– William Bonee, 20143 Sanibel Ave., Baton Rouge, LA 70817

E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: 225-753-0681

Treasurer–Jan Rivet, 314 Chamberlain Rd., Rayne, LA 70578

E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: 337 581-3322

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BOARD MEMBERS:

Valinda Rester (2017) – 7800 Youree Dr., #2000E, Shreveport, LA 71105

Email: [email protected], 318-617-1066 cell

Ranee Terry (2016) - P.O. Box 1001, Blanchard, LA 71009

Email: [email protected], 318-210-6391; cell

David Young (2016) – 1039 Ebenezer Rd, Crowley, La 70526

Email: [email protected] 606-280-1228 cell

John Rabo (2017) – 8429 Kingston Rd., Shreveport, LA 71108

Email: [email protected]; 318-560-1302 cell

Hispanic Member – Erika Rivera Castillo – 705 N. 4th St., West Monroe, LA 71291

Email: [email protected] 405-698-9554 cell

Directors:

ADULT MINISTRIES DIRECTOR - David Hoffpauir, 700 Hancock Dr. Natchitoches, LA 71457


Spring Renewal Retreat - Louise Thaxton, 334 Jason Rd. Florien, LA 71429

Email: [email protected]; 318-471-6840 home; 318-586-3653 cell

Women’s Ministry Retreat – Cindy Richmond, 2774 Purvis Dr. Baton Rouge, LA 70809


Couple’s Retreat – Ranee Terry (see above)

Continuing Lay Training – OPEN

KIDS MINSTRIES DIRECTOR – Sarah Garoby – [email protected]; 318-381-3805

KIDS Camp – Rick & Heidi Babin 2038 Balsawood Dr. Baton Rouge, LA 70816

[email protected]; (225-753-0291)

Talent Day - Patience West, 2730 Cenchrea Rd. Florien, LA 71429

Email: [email protected]; 318-586-7762 home; 318-451-3737; cell

KIDS Quizzing - Nancy Lambert (2015), 3426 Natchitoches Hwy, Many, LA 71449

Email: [email protected]; 318-256-5798 home; 318-508-1594 cell

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2. NAZARENE MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL

DISTRICT NMI COUNCIL

PRESIDENT Cori Chesson,1419 Willis, St., West Monroe, LA 71291

[email protected] 318-732-5079

VICE PRESIDENT Alecia Head 8505 Dixie Blanchard Rd, Shreveport, LA 71107

[email protected]; 318-560-8504

SECRETARY Brenda Teston 411 S. Division St, DeRidder, LA 70634


TREASURER Frances Hopkins P.O. Box 1 Many, LA 71449


PRAYING

COORDINATOR John Bowie 2357 Laurelwood, Baton Rouge, LA 70816


DISCIPLING

COORDINATOR Marsha Fountain 1275 Dorchester Dr. Alexandria, LA 71303


GIVING

COORDINATOR Bobbie Jones 270 Sayes Rd, Deville, LA 71328


EDUCATING

COORDINATOR Nancy Lambert 3426 Natchitoches Hwy. Many, LA 71449


DEPUTATION Nancy Lambert 3426 Natchitoches Hwy. Many, LA 71449


LINKS Bobbie Jones 270 Sayes Rd., Deville, LA 71328


MISSON CALL

COORDINATOR Any Murillo-Arita 472 Karla Dr., Thibodaux, LA 70301


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WORK &

WITNESS John Bowie 2357 Laurelwood, Baton Rouge, LA 70816


COMPASSIONATE

MINISTERIES Donna O’Neal 411 S. Division St. DeRidder, LA 71360


JESUS FILM Jodie Chavez 1208 Allison Dr., DeRidder, LA 70634


LIFELINE Charlie Ashby PO Box 312 Crowley, LA 70257


CHILDREN

COORDINATOR Patience West 2730 Cenchrea Rd, Florien, LA 71429


TEEN

COORDINATOR Lauren Lindy 5050 Swan Lake Rd., Bossier City, LA 71111


AREA COORDINATORS:

ACADIAN Patricia Luttrull 8340 Main St., Zachary, LA 70791


NORTHWEST Alecia Head 8505 Dixie Blanchard Rd, Shreveport, LA 71107


NORTHEAST Donna Jordan 3001 Beacon Light Rd. #18, Ruston, LA 71270


CENTRAL Nancy Lambert 3426 Natchitoches Hwy., Many, LA 71449


SOUTHWEST Jodie Chavez 1208 Allison Dr., DeRidder, LA 70634


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SOUTHEAST Any Murillo-Arita 472 Karla Dr.,Thibodeaux, LA. 70301


SOUTH HISPANIC Any Murillo-Arita 472 Karla Dr.,Thibodeaux, LA. 70301


NORTH HISPANIC Erica Castillo 705 N. 4th St., West Monroe, LA 71291


3. NAZARENE YOUTH INTERNATIONAL

Charlie Ashby, President, (318) 465-9142, [email protected]; Gracepointe

David Hater, Vice President/Sec., (225) 910-2787, [email protected], Baton Rouge

Dan West, Treasurer, (318) 586-7976, [email protected], Cenchrea

Scott Howell, At-Large Pastor, (318) 398-9188, Faith Community

JJ Murillo, At-Large Pastor, (504) 575-8507, Koinonia

Noah Terry, Sr. High Student, (318) 347-1878, Blanchard

Adam Craig, Sr. High Student, (318) 553-2655, GracePointe

Matthew Miles, College Student, Marksville

Mikey Covert, College Student, GracePointe

David Hater, Extravaganza Coor., (225) 910-2787, [email protected], Baton Rouge

David Craig, NYC Coor., (318) 510-0166, [email protected], GracePointe

David Phillips, Quiz Director, GracePointe

**Shane Weaver, Capital Zone Rep, (806) 418-1185, Nouvelle

**Alecia Head, NW Zone Rep, Blanchard

**Matthew Bryan, NE Zone Rep, (318)3763344, Faith Community

**Dustin McDavid, Central Zone Rep, (318) 792-0811, Freedom Community

**Jodie Chavez, SW Zone Rep, Trinity

**Joshua Woods, SE Zone Rep, Pearl River

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E. DISTRICT MISSION AREA COORDINATORS

1. Acadian/Capital

Baker, Baton Rouge First, Crowley First, Ebenezer, New Iberia, Nouvelle

William Bonee, 20143 Sanibel Ave., Baton Rouge, LA

Dale Hoffpauir (coord.) 104 Bayou Des Glaises, Broussard, LA 70518

(E-mail: [email protected]; 225-839-9260)

2. Central

Cenchrea, Friendship, Holly Grove, LightWay, Marksville, Many, McVay

Memorial, Trout

TBD

3. Northeast

Crosspoint Community, Crosspoint Hispanic, Family Community, Monroe First,

West Monroe Faith Community, West Monroe First

Scott Howell (Coord.) 1419 Willis Street, West Monroe, LA 71291


4. Northwest

Blanchard, Bossier, Bossier City Red River Korean, Bossier Hispanic,

GracePointe, McCoy, Punto de Gracia, Shreveport First, Vivian

David Craig (Coord.) 6825 Pines Road, Shreveport, LA 71129


5. Southeast

Camino de Santidad, Kenner First, Koinonia, Mana, New Orleans First, New

Orleans Inglesia del Nazareno Filadelfia, New Orleans Restoration, Nueva Vida,

Pearl River, Restoring Hope, Slidell First

TBD

6. Southwest

DeRidder, Lake Charles First, Sulphur First, Trinity, Westlake

TBD

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F. DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY

BAKER

(Organized 1978) (028-0020)

Mail: P. O. Box 908, Baker, LA 70704-0908

Location: 4366 Groom Road, Baker, LA 70704, Phone: 225-778-1774

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone:

Pastor: (03/16/2014) Victor Boyd (Teese) Review Date: (03/16/16)

1017 Roman Drive, Baker, LA 70714 ([email protected]; H-225-774-0537

C-225-439-2016)

Office Secretary- Pamela Wilson, 4317 Cannon Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70805

([email protected]; 225-355-4508)

Music Director- Kelly Chustz, 1009 Roman Drive, Baker, LA 70714

(225-774-1617)

SDMI Superintendent- Linda Whitney, 14853 Joor Road, #38, Zachary, LA 70791

(225-262-3277)

Children’s Ministry Director- Barbara Chustz, 1009 Roman Drive, Baker, LA 70714

(225-774-1617)

Bus Ministry Captains- Kelly & Barbara Chustz, Victor & Teese Boyd

NYI President- Teese Boyd, 1017 Roman Drive, Baker, LA 70714


Men’s Ministry Director- Gary Smothers, 1017 Seville Ave., #B, Baker, LA 70714


Prayer Ministry Director- Gary Smothers, 1017 Seville Ave., #B, Baker, LA 70714


Card Ministry - Teese Boyd, 1017 Roman Drive, Baker, LA 70714


NMI President- Brenda Wade, 1020 Buffet St., #A, Baker, LA 70714


SAM’s Director - Linda Whitney, 14853 Joor Road, #38, Zachary, LA 70791

(225-262-3277)

Church Board Secretary- Pamela Wilson, 4317 Cannon Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70805


Church Treasurer- Amy Koon, 8628 Shady Bluff Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70818


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BATON ROUGE FIRST

(Organized 1929) (028-0050)

Mail: 9955 Old Hammond Hwy., Baton Rouge, LA 70816

Location: 9955 Old Hammond Hwy., Baton Rouge, LA 70816

Website: batonrougenaz.org

Email: [email protected]

Fax: 225-924-4786 Phone: 225-926-8358

Pastor: (04/08/2012) William Bonee (Susan) Review Date: (4/18)

20143 Sanibel Ave., Baton Rouge, LA 70817 ([email protected]; 225-753-0681)

Associate Pastor - Cindy Richmond, 2774 Purvis Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70809


SDMI Superintendent- Charlie Dourrieu, 40292 LaRochelle Rd., Prairieville, LA 70769


Children’s Ministry Director- Heidi Babin, 2038 Balsawood Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70816


NYI President- Erin Kesselhuth, 13170 Dutchtown Point Ave. Apt 2014, Gonzales, LA

70737 ([email protected]; 918-914-0141)

Youth Pastor - David Hater, 20143 Sanibel Ave., Baton Rouge, LA 70817


Prime Time Director- John Bowie, 2357 Laurelwood Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70816


Men’s Ministry Director- Rick Babin, 2038 Balsawood Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70816


Women’s Ministry Director- Emily Judy, 4542 Inchbrook Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70817


NMI President- Patricia Luttrull, 8340 Main St., Zachary, LA 70791


Church Board Secretary- Rick Babin, 2038 Balsawood Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70816


Church Treasurer- Scott Faulk, 2218 Sprucewood Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70816


BLANCHARD

(Organized 1931) (028-0080)

Mail: P.O. Box 450, Blanchard, Louisiana 71009

Location: 251 N. Main, Shreveport, LA 71107

Web Address: www.blanchardnaz.org


Fax: Phone: (318) 929-2831

Pastor: (02/01/2002) Delbert R. Terry (Ranee) Review Date: (2016)

PO Box 1001, Blanchard, LA 71009 ([email protected]; 318-929-2580)

Music Director- Sheryl Harris, 7881 Angus Rd., Shreveport, LA 71107


Vision Ministry- Olen Ashby, P.O. Box 188, Blanchard, LA 71009


SDMI Superintendent- Olen Ashby, P.O. Box 188, Blanchard, LA 71009


Children’s Ministry Director- Kacie Brown, 8083 Chickamauga Trail, Shreveport, LA 71107

(318-929-9623)

NYI President- John Smith, Jr., 6301 Smith Ln., Shreveport, LA 71107

(318-617-1707)

Adult Ministry Director- Kacie Brown, 8083 Chickamauga Trail, Shreveport, LA 71107

(318-929-9623)

Single Adult Ministry Director- Kacie Brown, 8083 Chickamauga Trail, Shreveport, LA 71107

(318-929-9623)

Women’s Ministry Director- Ranee Terry, P.O. Box 1001, Blanchard, LA 71009

(318-929-2580)

NMI President- Annette Bryant, 2938 Amherst, Shreveport, LA 71108

(318-636-7993)

Work & Witness Coordinator- John Smith Sr., 6311 Smith Ln., Shreveport, LA 71108

(318-929-7126)

CLT Director- John Smith, Jr., 6301 Smith Ln., Shreveport, LA 71107

(318-617-1707)

Church Board Secretary- Annette Bryant, 2938 Amherst St., Shreveport, LA 71108

(318-636-7993)

Church Treasurer- Olen Ashby, P.O. Box 188, Blanchard, LA 71009

(318-929-4998)

TORRE FUERTE

(PAC-CTM) (028-0018)

Mail:

Location-251 N. Main St., Shreveport, LA 71009

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone:

Lay Pastor- (11/16/2013) Dorina Coto-Rodriguez (Escobar) Review Date:

4215 Lakeshore Dr. Apt. 102, Shreveport, LA 71109

([email protected]; 318-834- 8127)

BOSSIER

(Organized 1937) (028-0630)

Mail:

Location: 535 Modica St., Bossier City, LA 71112

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone: (318) 742-2144

Pastor–TBS

Church Board Secretary- Charlie Mahoney, 3914 Ella St., Bossier City, LA 71112

(318-564-9922)

Church Treasurer- Charlie Mahoney, 3914 Ella St., Bossier City, LA 71112

(318-564-9922)

ROCA DE SALVACION (formerly Bossier Hispanic)

(PAC-CTM) (020-

0008)

Mail:

Location: 535 Modica St., Bossier City, LA 71112: Phone: 318-742-2144

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone:

Pastor–(05/15/2014) Julio Escobar (Dorina) Review Date:

4215 Lakeshore Dr., Shreveport, LA 71109 ([email protected]; 504-402-4035)

BOSSIER CITY RED RIVER KOREAN

(Organized 1954) (028-0650)

Mail:

Location: 4901 Medical Dr., Bossier City, LA 71112-4522

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: (318) 752-0191 Phone:

Pastor: (05/28/2006) Bae Jung-Ho (Hyunju Park), 4901 Medical Dr. Bossier City, LA 71112


Music Director- Philip Kim

Men’s Ministry Director- Harold Cloud

Women’s Ministry- Soyoung Shim

Church Board Secretary- Seongkee Kim

Church Treasurer- Nehwa Cho

CAMINO DE SANTIDAD

(Organized 2012) (028-0003)

Mail: 2224 Livaccari Dr., Violet, LA 70092

Location–3015 Jean Lafitte Parkway, Chalmet, LA 70043-4035

Web Address:

E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: Phone: (972) 832-6356

Pastor: (02/16/2008) Julissa Rivas (Esteban), 2224 Livaccari Dr., Violet, LA 70092

([email protected]; Phone: 972-832-6356)

Associate Pastor - Esteban Rivas, 2224 Livaccari Dr., Violet, LA 70092


Office Secretary- Bienvenido Alcaraz, 3507 Jackson Blvd, Chalmette, LA 70043


Music Director- Esteban Rivas, 2224 Livaccari Dr., Violet, LA 70092

(972-832-6356)

SDMI Superintendent- Karla Hernandez, 2908 Dauterive Dr., Chalmette, LA 70043


NYI President- Wilbereth Sanchez, 7229 Royal St., Arabi, LA 70032


Men’s Ministry Director- Esteban Rivas, 2224 Livaccari Dr., Violet, LA 70092

(972-832-6356)

Women’s Ministry Director- Julissa Rivas, 2224 Livaccari Dr., Violet, LA 70092

(972-832-6356)

NMI President- Ralph Dufour, 601 West Genie St., Chalmette, LA

(504-905-8605)

Church Board Secretary- Bienvenido Alcaraz, 3507 Jackson Blvd, Chalmette, LA 70043


Church Treasurer- Norma Sanchez, 7229 Royal St., Arabi, LA 70032


CENCHREA

(Organized 1926) (028-0110)

Mail: 2762 Cenchrea Rd., Florien, LA 71429

Location: 2762 Cenchrea Rd., Florien, LA 71429


Web Address: www.facebook.com/CenchreaChurch


Fax: Phone: (318) 586-7976

Pastor: (11/01/2012) Dan West (Patience) Review Date: (11/2019)

2730 Cenchrea Rd., Florien, LA 71429 ([email protected]; 318-586-7762)

Music Director- Brenda Leo, 2552 Cenchrea Rd., Florien, LA 71429

(318-586-7803)

SDMI Superintendent- Donald Hall, 8445 Middle Creek Rd., Many, LA 71449

(318-508-2597)

Children’s Ministry Director- Britney Bragg, 620 Plainview Rd., Florien, LA 71429

(318-602-9971)

Men’s Ministry Director- Donald Hall, 8445 Middle Creek Rd., Many, LA 71449

(318-508-2597)

Women’s Ministry Director- Sharon Hardin, 2168 Cenchrea Rd., Florien, LA 71429

(318-586-7123)

NMI President- Mary Lou McClung, 1660 Cenchrea Rd., Florien, LA 71429

(318-586-3338)

Church Board Secretary- Brenda Leo, 2552 Cenchrea Rd., Florien, LA 71429

(318-586-7803)

Church Treasurer- Louise Thaxton, 405 Jason Rd., Florien, LA 71429

(318-586-3653)

CROSSPOINT COMMUNITY

(Organized 1939) (028-0610)

Location– 701 Blondin Dr., Ruston, LA 71270

Mail: P.O. Box 219, Ruston, LA 71273-0219

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone:

Lay Pastor–Matthew Bryan (Mindy) Review Date:

903 Henderson Rd., Lot 1, West Monroe, LA 71291


Hispanic Pastor – Marvin Velasquez, 1343 Frazier Rd., Lot 22, Ruston, LA 71270

([email protected])

Office Secretary- Donna Jordan, 681 Braswell Ln., #11, Simsboro, LA 71275


Music Director- Matthew Bryan, 903 Henderson Rd., Lot 1, West Monroe, LA 71291


Vision Ministry- Mindy Bryan, 903 Henderson Rd., Lot 1, West Monroe, LA 71291


SDMI Superintendent- Donna Jordan, 681 Braswell Ln., #11, Simsboro, LA 71275


Church Board Secretary- Donna Jordan, 681 Braswell Ln., #11, Simsboro, LA 71275


Church Treasurer- J.P. Curry

BETANIA IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO

(PAC-CTM) (028-0009)

Mail: P.O. Box 219, Ruston, LA 71273-0219

Location: 1101 Center St., Ruston, LA 71270

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone: (318) 255-3901; (318) 548-9588

Pastor–(06/03/2012) Marvin Velasquez

1343 Frazier Rd., Lot 22, Ruston, LA 71270 ([email protected]; 318-607-2709)

CROWLEY FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

(Organized 1939) (028-0140)

Mail: PO Box 312 Crowley, LA 70527

Location: 1203 W. Northern Ave. Crowley, LA 70526

Web Address: www.crowleynaz.org


Fax: Phone: 337-783-4715

Pastor: (03/20/2016) Rev. A. Glenn Messer (Edra) Review Date: (03/20/2018)

1225 W. Northern Ave., Crowley, LA 70526 ([email protected]; 919-610-4724)

Music Director- Rev. Patricia Ulmet, PO Box 225, Estherwood, LA 70534

(337-384-5646)

SDMI Superintendent- Alice Truax, PO Box 117, Egan, LA 70531

(337-783-5884)

Children’s Ministry Director- Rev. Patricia Ulmet, PO Box 225, Estherwood, LA 70534

(337-384-5646)

NYI President- Dwayne Petry, 130 Marie St. Crowley, LA 70526, (337) 581-8411

Women’s Ministry Director- Rev. Patricia Ulmet, PO Box 225, Estherwood, LA 70534

(337-384-5646)

NMI President- Cheryl Petry, 130 Marie St., Crowley, LA 70526

(337-783-4373)

Church Board Secretary- Alice Truax, PO Box 117, Egan, LA 70531

(337-783-5884)

Church Treasurer- Dwayne Petry, 130 Marie St., Crowley, LA 70526

(337-581-8411)

DERIDDER

(Organized 1939) (028-0160)

Mail: 202 Wilson Street, DeRidder, LA 70634

Location: 812 Shirley Street

Web Address: www.deriddernazarene.org


Fax: Phone: (337) 462-5024

Pastor: TBS

Review Date: (October 2018)

SDMI Superintendent- Michael Anderson

Women’s Ministry Director

NMI President

Church Treasurer- Al Wilson

EBENEZER

(Organized 1921) (028-0170)

Mail: 1020 Ebenezer Rd. Crowley, LA 70526-9751


Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone: 337-783-7586

Pastor: (02/02/2015) David F. Young (Delilah) Review Date: (2/2017)

1039 Ebenezer Rd., Crowley, LA 70526 ([email protected]; 337-458-8871)

Office Secretary- Becky Talhelm, 2300 Wades Rd., Crowley, LA 70526

(337-581-2515)

Music Director- Ned Perry, 2027 G. Simon Road, Crowley, LA 70526

(337-783-7586)

Visitation Pastor – James Hoffman, 2220 Dubose, Rayne, LA 70578

(337-334-6245)

SDMI Superintendent- Carl Rivet, 322 Chamberlain Rd., Rayne, LA 70578

(337-334-2154)

Woman’s Ministry Director- Delilah Young, 1039 Ebenezer Rd., Crowley, LA 70526


NMI President- Debbie Perry, 2027 G. Simon Road, Crowley, LA 70526

(337-783-2063)

Church Board Secretary- Candy Kelly, 1097 Atkinson Rd., Crowley, LA 70526


Church Treasurer- Jan Rivet, 322 Chamberlain Rd., Rayne, LA 70578


FAMILY COMMUNITY

(Organized 1953) (028-0790)

Mail:

Location: 2023 Hwy. 15, Winnsboro, LA 71295-6422

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone: 318-435-4791

Pastor–(07/12/15) Troy Sundermeyer (Seana) Review Date: (7/2017)

118 Dove Ln., Winnsboro, LA 71295 ([email protected]; 785-448-4358)

SDMI Superintendent- Holly Lowe, PO Box 574, 471 Roger Miller Rd., Baskin, LA 71219


Principal- Elizabeth Rigdon, PO Box 473, Baskin, LA 71219


NYI President- Debbie Thames, 1266 Hwy. 857, Baskin, LA 71219


NMI President- Debbie Jackson, 612 Roger Miller Rd., Baskin, LA 71219


CLT Director- Oleta Hilbun, 207 Bud Hilbun Rd., Baskin, LA 71219

(318-248-2356)

Church Board Secretary- Debbie Thames, 1266 Hwy. 857, Baskin, LA 71219


Church Treasurer- David Rigdon, P.O. Box 473, Baskin, LA 71219


FREEDOM COMMUNITY

(CTM) (028-0012)

Mail: 111 Anna Lane, Pineville, LA 71360

Location: 1705 Henry St., Pineville, LA 71360

Web Address: fuelthefreedom.org


Fax: Phone: 318-792-0811

Pastor: (03/23/2014) Michael Dustin McDavid (Laura) Review Date: (March 2016)

111 Anna Lane, Pineville, LA 71360 (318-792-0811)

Children’s Ministry Director- Kaitlin Cook, 3221 Briar Cliff Dr., Pineville, LA 71360


Church Board Secretary- April Bradley, 730 Paradise Rd., Ball, LA 71405


Church Treasurer- Kelly Michot, 128 Sweetwater Rim, Pineville, LA 71360

([email protected]; 318359-5607)

FRIENDSHIP

(Organized 1929) (028-0200)

Mail:

Location: 88 Friendship Road, Robeline, LA 71469

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone: 318.256.3842

Pastor: (09/13/2015) James Ericson, 68 Friendship Rd., Robeline, LA 71469 (931-581-9891)

Review Date:

Music Director- Rodney Hopkins, P.O. Box 1, Many, LA 71449 318.256.5735

SDMI Superintendent- Dewayne Dockens, 266 Rae Road, Many, LA 71449

([email protected]; 318.256.8861)

Children’s Ministry Director- Nancy Lambert, 3426 Natchitoches Hwy., Many, LA 71449


NYI President- Meagan Ammons, 307 Tom Smith Road, Robeline, LA 71469


Women’s Ministry Director- Shelli Dockens, 391 Eaves Ln., Zwolle, LA 71486

(318.590.1446)

NMI President- Frances Hopkins, P.O. Box 1, Many, LA 71449


Church Board Secretary- Frances Hopkins, P.O. Box 1, Many, LA 71449


Church Treasurer- J.D. Thaxton, 7333 Natchitoches Highway, Robeline, LA 71469

([email protected])

GRACE COMMUNITY

(Inactive) (028-0346)

GRACEPOINTE

(Organized Year 1938) (028-0640)

Mail: 6825 Pines Rd., Shreveport, LA 71129-2513

Location: 6825 Pines Rd., Shreveport, LA 71129-2513

Web Address: gpnaz.com


Fax: 318-686-8811 Phone: 318-686-8802

Pastor: (06/12/2011) David Craig (Dawn) Review Date: (6/2017)

9735 Bramblewood Way, Bethany, LA 71007 ([email protected]; 318-510-0166)

Associate Pastor- Charlie Ashby (Ciara), 1800 Cambridge St., Bossier City, LA 71112


Spanish Pastor-Julio Escobar, 4215 Lakeshore Dr., #102, Shreveport, LA 71109


Office Secretary- Dawn Craig, 9735 Bramblewood Way Bethany, LA 71007,


Pastoral Care Pastor - Danny Rester, 7800 Youree Dr., #2000E, Shreveport, La

71105 ([email protected]; 318-773-4246)

College Pastor- Levi Ashby, PO Box 1030, Blanchard, LA 71109


Small Groups Pastor– Emily Greenhalge, 3329 Sandra Dr., Shreveport, LA 71119


Kids Pastor- Jeralyn Wilhite, 8700 Milicent Way, #403, Shreveport, La 71115,

([email protected], 318-655-1326)

SDMI Superintendent- Valinda Rester, 7800 Youree Dr., #2000E, Shreveport, LA 71105


NYI President- David Phillips, 208 Dogwood South Ln., Haughton, LA 71037,


Children’s Ministry Director- Dana Phillips, 208 Dogwood South Ln., Haughton, LA

71037 (601-209-1602)

Adult Ministry Director- Verna Tate, 2180 Stonewall-Frierson Rd., Frierson, LA 71027


Prime Time Director- Verna Tate, 2180 Stonewall-Frierson Rd. Frierson, LA 71027,


Women’s Ministry Director- Tena Clayton, 8141 Lawnwood Dr., Greenwood, LA

71033 ([email protected]; 318-617-6090)

NMI President- Gerry Smith, 6201 Cherry Hill Lane, Shreveport, LA 71107


Church Board Secretary- David Darnell, 301 Crockett Street, #212, Shreveport, LA

71101([email protected]; 214-929-9155)

Church Treasurer- Justin Smith, 2010 South Kirkwood, Shreveport, LA 71118


PUNTO DE GRACIA

(PAC-CTM) (028-0011)

Mail:

Location: 6825 Pines Rd., Shreveport, LA 71129-2513

Web Address:

E-mail: [email protected]; 318-686-8802

Fax: Phone:

Pastor- (06/03/2012)Julio Escobar (Dorina) Review Date:

4215 Lakeshore Dr., Shreveport, LA 71109 ([email protected]; 504-402-4035)


HOLLY GROVE

(Organized 1937) (028-0240)

Mail:

Location: 3208 Holly Grove Rd., Robeline, LA 71469; Phone: (318-472-8200)

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone:

Lay Pastor–Jamey Robertson (Regina) Review Date:

2161 Desota St., Robeline, LA 71469 (318-472-8900)

Music Director- Steve Jenkins, 1916 Holly Grove Rd., Robeline, LA 71469

(318-472-6950)

SDMI Superintendent- Josh Jenkins, 1207 Big N Ranch Rd., Robeline, LA 71469

(318-256-5854)

Children’s Ministry Director- Cindy Jenkins, 2184 Holly Grove Rd., Robeline, LA 71469

(318-472-6407)

NYI Ministry Director/President- Amanda Jenkins

Church Board Secretary- Johnny Jenkins, 2184 Holly Grove Rd., Robeline, LA 71469

(318-472-6407)

KENNER FIRST

(Organized 1943) (028-0450)

Mail: 2311 W. Metairie Ave., Kenner, LA 70062-6216

Location: 2311 W. Metairie Ave., Kenner, LA 70062-6216

Web Address: www.kennernazarene.bbonline.net

E-mail:

Fax: Phone:

Pastor: (01/2012) Steve Willingham (Linda) Review Date:

(40 E. Levert Dr., Luling, LA 70070; 615-417-6152)

Associate Pastor- Linda Willingham, 40 E. Levert Dr., Luling, LA 70070

SDMI Superintendent- Linda Willingham, 40 East Levert Dr., Luling, LA 70070

NMI President - Anita Geraci

Church Treasurer- Anita Geraci,

KOINONIA

(CTM) (028-0014)

Mail: PO BOX 640285 Kenner, LA 70065

Location: 2311 W. Metairie Ave Kenner LA, 70062

Web Address: www.facebook.com/koinonianaz Email: [email protected]

Fax: Phone: 504.575.8507/985.503.3269

Pastor: (07/07/2013) Josue Murillo (Ginger) Review Date:

4209 Chateau Blvd Apt R Kenner LA, 70065 ([email protected];

504.575.8507/985.503.3269)

Office Secretary - Ginger Murillo

Music Director- Ginger Murillo

Men’s Ministry Director- Ariel Espinal

Women’s Ministry Director- Ginger Murillo

Church Treasurer- Claudia Marquez

LAKE CHARLES FIRST

(Organized 1912) (028-0310)

Mail:

Location: 1320 Country Club Rd., Lake Charles, LA 70605

Web Address:


Fax: Phone: 337-478-3671

Pastor: (04/28/2014) John R. Hoffpauir (Debbie) Review Date: (4/28/16)

4323 Hearth St., Lake Charles, LA 70605 ([email protected]; 337-478-3671)

Music Director- Gillian Davis

(337-496-7989)

SDMI Superintendent- Howard Hoffpauir, 2404 Texas Eastern Rd., Ragley, LA 70657

(337-725-9073)

NMI President- Sandra Compton, 135 Richard Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601

(337-439-3001)

Church Board Secretary- Jenise Shafer, 337 Arlington Drive, Lake Charles, LA 70605

Church Treasurer- Howard Hoffpauir, 2404 Texas Eastern Rd., Ragley, LA 70657

(337-725-9073)

LIGHTWAY

(Organized 1929) (028-0440)

Mail:

Location: 112 E. 5th Street, Natchitoches, LA 71457

Web Address:


Fax: 318-352-8609 Phone: 318-352-8609

Pastor: (07/20/2014) David L. Hoffpauir (Phyllis) Review Date: (7/16)

700 Hancock Ave., Natchitoches, LA 71457 ([email protected]; 318- 214-2877)

Music Director- Melissa Remo, 945 Woodyard Dr., Natchitoches, LA 71457


Vision Ministry- William Stark, Jr., PO Box 527, Winnfield, LA 71483


SDMI Superintendent- Curt Phifer, 183 Lakeside Dr., Natchitoches, LA 71457

([email protected] (318) 357-0965)

NMI President- Denise Phifer,183 Lakeside Dr., Natchitoches, LA 71457

([email protected], (318) 357-0965)

NYI President- Melissa Remo, 945 Woodyard Dr., Natchitoches, LA 71457

([email protected];318-663-1138)

Church Board Secretary- Denise Phifer,183 Lakeside Dr., Natchitoches, LA 71457


Church Treasurer- Denise Phifer,183 Lakeside Dr., Natchitoches, LA 71457


MANA SLIDELL

(Organized 2012) (028-0002)

Mail:

Location- (mail: 37950 Rio St., Slidell, LA 70458) 1449 Fremaux Ave., Slidell, LA 70458-3123

Web Address:


Fax: Phone: (985) 201-2202

Pastor: (05/2012) Honore Calera (Melina) Review Date:

37590 Rio St., Slidell, LA 70458 ([email protected]; 985-646-0065)

Associate Pastor- Melina Calera, 37590 Rio St., Slidell, LA


Music Director- Luis Alor

SDMI Superintendent- Hermelinda Villarreal

Children’s Ministry Director- Susanna Serrano, 2700 Mary St., Apt. 87, Slidell, LA 70458

([email protected])

NYI President- Jose Mendoza

NMI President- Antonio Cosme

Church Board Secretary- Melina Calera, 37590 Rio St., Slidell, LA 70458


Church Treasurer - Gabriela Villarreal, 59244 N. Pearl Dr. #129, Slidell, LA 70461

(985-218-1191)

MANY

(Organized 1940) (028-0380)

Mail: P.O. Box 1506, Many, LA 71449

Location: 235 Highland Drive, Many, LA 71449

Web Address:


Fax: Phone: 318-256-2291

Pastor (05/01/1995) Daniel Lowe (Agatha) Review Date:

P.O. Box 1506, Many, LA 71449 ([email protected], 318-256-2291)

Music Director - Spencer Faust, 100 Tara Lane, Many, LA 71449

(318-256-2385)

SDMI Superintendent- Agatha Lowe, P.O. Box 1506, Many, LA 71449

(318-256-2291)

NMI President - Judy House, 445 Miller St. Many, LA 71449

(318-256-2334)

Church Board Secretary- Johanna Faust, 265 Cobb Drive, Many, LA 71449

(318-256-2888)

Church Treasurer- Tami Faust 100 Tara Place, Many, LA 71449

(318-256-2385)

MARKSVILLE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

(Organized 1926) (028-0390)

Mail: P.O. Box 291, Marksville, LA 71351

Location: 4192 Hwy. 1192, Marksville, LA 71351

Web Address:


Fax: Phone:

Pastor: (07/20/1981) Gary L. Jones (Bobbie) Review Date: (11/2018)

270 Sayes Rd., Deville, LA 71328 ([email protected], 318-253-9388)

SDMI Superintendent- Paul Reid, 254 Mayeaux St., Moreauville, LA 71355

([email protected])

Director/Principal- Gary L. Jones, 270 Sayes Rd., Deville, LA 71328,

([email protected])

Children’s Ministry Director- Nicole Gagnard, 635 Juneau Ave., Marksville, LA 71351

([email protected])

NYI President- Hope Dupuy, 323 Dauzat Rd., Marksville, LA 71351

([email protected])

Men’s Ministry Director- Carroll Bradford, 68 Aycock Rd., Deville, LA 71328

Women’s Ministry Director- Bobbie Jones, 270 Sayes Rd., Deville, LA 71328

([email protected])

NMI President- Juanita McDaniel, 730 Vieux Carre Ext., Apt. 146, Marksville, LA, 71351

([email protected])

Work & Witness Coordinator- Patrick Bordelon, 142 Fins & Feathers, Marksville, LA 71351

([email protected])

Church Board Secretary- Rachel Miles, 1951 Hwy 454, Pineville, LA 71360

([email protected])

Church Treasurer- Patrick Bordelon, 143 Fins & Feathers, Marksville, LA 71351

([email protected])

MCCOY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

(Organized 1937) (028-0360)

Mail: 21311 LA Hwy. 1, Rodessa, LA 71069-9151

Location: 21311 LA Hwy. 1, Rodessa, LA 71069-9151

Web Address:


Fax: Phone: 318-223-4596

Pastor: (05/18/2014) James Philen (Tracey) Review Date: (05/18/2016)

21311 LA Hwy. 1, Rodessa, LA 71069-9151 ([email protected]; 318-223-4596)

Office Secretary- Tracey Philen, 21311 LA Hwy. 1, Rodessa, LA 71069-9151

(318-532-2494)

Music Director- Carol Slaton, PO Box 366; Rodessa, LA 71069

(318-223-4444)

Vision Ministry- James Philen, 21311 LA Hwy. 1, Rodessa, LA 71069-9151


SDMI Superintendent- Pat Martin, 22030 Hwy. 1; Rodessa, LA 71069

(318-553-4275)

Children’s Ministry Director- Pat Martin, 22030 Hwy. 1; Rodessa, LA 71069

(318-553-4275)

Adult Ministry Director- Tracey Philen, 21311 LA Hwy. 1, Rodessa, LA 71069-9151

(318-532-2494)

Prime Time Director- Carol Slaton, PO Box 366; Rodessa, LA 71069

(318-223-4444)

Men’s Ministry Director- James Philen, 21311 LA Hwy. 1, Rodessa, LA 71069-9151


Women’s Ministry Director- Carolyn Penny- 20533 Farm Rd., 125 S., Bivens, TX 75555

NMI President- Tracey Philen, 21311 LA Hwy. 1, Rodessa, LA 71069-9151

(318-532-2494)

Church Board Secretary- Carol Slaton, PO Box 366; Rodessa, LA 71069

(318-223-4444)

Church Treasurer- Carol Slaton, PO Box 366; Rodessa, LA 71069

(318-223-4444)

MCVAY MEMORIAL

(Organized 1948) (028-0370)

Mail: P. O. Box 275, Jena, LA 71342-0275

Location: Highway 773, Belah Community, Jena, LA 71342-0275

Web Address:


Fax: Phone: 318-640-3548

Pastor: (09/01/1969) Jerry Cole (Merdis) Review Date:

5311 Oaklane Rd., Pineville, LA 71360 (318-640-3548)

Music Director- Evelyn Mitchell, PO Box 275, Jena, LA 71342

(318-992-5134)

SDMI Superintendent- Merdis Cole, 5311 Oaklane Rd., Pineville, LA 71360

(318-640-3548)

Children’s Ministry Director- Theresa Mitchell, Rt. 1, Box 1975, Trout, LA 71371

(318-992-7319)

NMI President- Winnie Smith, 720 Hwy. 772E, Jena, LA 71342

(318-992-6313)

CLT Director- Jerry L. Cole, 5311 Oaklane Road, Pineville, LA 71360

(318-640-3548)

Church Board Secretary- Evelyn Mitchell, PO Box 275, Jena, LA 71342

(318-992-5134)

Church Treasurer- Evelyn Mitchell, PO Box 275, Jena, LA 71342

(318-992-5134)

MONROE FIRST

(Organized 1929) (028-0410)

Mail:

Location: 3831 Old Sterlington Road, Monroe, LA 71203-3024

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone: 318-343-8277

Pastor: TBS

SDMI Superintendent- Roy Smith, 2274 Prairie Road, Monroe, LA 71202

(318-323-7095)

Church Board Secretary- Evelyn Crawley, 140 Huenefeld Road, Monroe, LA 71203

(318-376-0483)

Church Treasurer- Evelyn Crawley, 140 Huenefeld Road, Monroe, LA 71203

(318-376-0483)

NEW IBERIA FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

(Organized 1971) (028-0442)

Mail: 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, Louisiana 70560

Location:

Web Address:


Fax: Phone: (337) 369-6861

Pastor: (06/01/1993) Sidney K. Mitchell (Martha) Review Date: (6/1/95)

420 Bayard St., New Iberia, LA 70560

Office Secretary- Ann Sims, 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337- 369-9597)

Music Director- Rubin Sims, 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337- 369-9597)

Vision Ministry- Martha Mitchell 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

Christian Education Director/Minister- Avis Alfred, 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA

70560 (337-369-9597)

SDMI Superintendent- Sandra Hutson 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

Children’s Ministry Director- Marcia Hays 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

NYI President- Emanuel Butler 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

Adult Ministry Director- John Kerlegon 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

Men’s Ministry Director- Walter Hayes 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

Women’s Ministry Director- Martha Mitchell 2207 South Lewis St, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

NMI President- Myrna Roco 2207 South Lewis St, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

Work & Witness Coordinator- Joseph Paul 2207 South Lewis St, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337- 369-9597)

Church Board Secretary- Ann Sims 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

Church Treasurer- Myrna Roco 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337- 369-9597)

Nursing Home Ministry Director- Ayvis Alfred 2207 South Lewis St, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

Praise Team Director- Marcia Hayes 2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

Prayer Group Director- Sanford Sims-2207 South Lewis Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

(337-369-9597)

NEW ORLEANS FIRST

(Organized 1943) (028-0460)

Mail: 3501 franklin Ave., New Orleans, LA 70122

Location:

Web address: [email protected], Twitter: nola 1stnazarene,

Email: [email protected], Phone : 504 945-1400

Fax: Phone:

Pastor: (01/15/2008) Reginald Gilmore (Wendy) Review Date:

509 Queen Anne Dr., Slidell LA 70460 ([email protected]; 985 788-4483/ 985

788-1518)

Office Secretary- Lorraine Staine, 8119 Summa Ave, Baton Rouge, LA

(225-281-7797)

Music Director- Jerry Ott, 2417 N Claiborne Ave., New Orleans, LA

(504-615-8008)

SDMI Superintendent- Quelton Broussard, 10121 Plainfield Dr., New Orleans LA

(504-858-5112)

Children’s Director- Trenise Jones, 6121 Craigie Rd., New Orleans LA

(504-432-2668)

Women’s Ministry Director- Sandra Broussard 10121 Plainfield Dr., New Orleans LA

(504-520-9549)

NMI President- Wendy Gilmore, 509 Queen Anne Dr., Slidell LA

(985 788-1518)

Church Board Secretary- Sandra Broussard, 10121 Plainfield Dr., New Orleans LA

(504-520-9549)

Church Treasurer - Deborah Grant, 2501 Metarie Lawn Dr. Bd. 1-110, Metarie LA

(504-583-8531)

NEW ORLEANS IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO FILADELFIA

(Organized 1987) (028-0075)

Mail:

Location–2311 West Metarie Ave., Kenner, LA 70062: Phone: 504-466-4468

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone:

Pastor: (10/01/1996) Eugenia Medina Review Date:

201 N. Sibley St., Metairie, LA 70003 (504-864-3971)

SDMI Superintendent- Eugenia Medina, 201 N. Sibley St., Metairie, LA 70003

(504-864-3971)

NMI President- Graciela Paz, 3748 Pauger St., New Orleans, LA 70122

(504-701-9409)

Church Board Secretary- Acsa Colmenares, 6069 Glenn St., Metairie, LA 70003

(504-655-2400)

Church Treasurer- Sonia G. Montesino, 2433 Massachusetts Ave., Metairie, LA 70003

(504-466-3844)

NEW ORLEANS RESTORATION - IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO RESTAURACION

(Organized 2007) (028-0001)

Mail: 429 32nd St., New Orleans LA, 70124

Location:

Web Address: iglesianazarenola.org


Phone: (985-768-9769)

Pastor: (01/07/2007) Rev. Florentino A. Murillo (Paula) Review Date:

Music Director- Zabdi Murillo

SDMI Superintendent- Karla Hernandez

Children’s Ministry Director- Wilton Machuca

NYI President- Jimmy Herrera

NMI President- Zabdi Murillo

Church Board Secretary- Xiomara Lanza

Church Treasurer- Paula A Murillo

NEW ORLEANS WESTBANK

(Inactive) (028-0480)

NOUVELLE

(Organized 2015) (028-0006)

Mail: PO Box 82561, Lafayette, LA 70598

Location: 105 Merchants Blvd., Lafayette, LA 70508

Web Address: www.nouvellechurch.com


Fax: Phone: 337-232-9279

Pastor: (02/12/2012) Dale Hoffpauir (Carmen) Review Date: (09/29/17)

104 Bayou Des Glaises Rd., Broussard, LA 70518 ([email protected]; 337-322-9778)

Office Secretary – Jennifer Bullock, PO Box 82561, Lafayette, LA 70598

Music Director- Carmen Hoffpauir, 104 Bayou Des Glaises Road, Broussard, LA 70518


SDMI Superintendent- Brad Petry, 200 Lodge Dr., #403, Lafayette, LA 70506


Children’s Ministry Director- Carmen Hoffpauir, 104 Bayou Des Glaises Road, Broussard,

LA 70518 ([email protected]; 337-322-6088)

Youth Pastor- Shane Weaver, 124 Gordon Crocket Dr., Lafayette, LA 70508


Women’s Ministry Director- Kristi Thibodeaux, 101 Appomattox Pkwy., Carencro, LA

70520 ([email protected]; 337-886-6125)

NMI President- Amber Vincent, 119 General Gardner Ave., Lafayette, LA 70501


Church Board Secretary- Blaine Thibodeaux, 101 Appomattox Parkway, Carencro, LA

70520 ([email protected]; 337-886-6125)

Church Treasurer- Janice Loeding, 103 Valencia Dr., Lafayette, LA 70506


LA PUERTA DEL CIELO

(PAC-CTM) (028-0015)

Mail:

Location-105 Merchant Ave., Lafayette, LA 70508

Web Address:

Fax: Phone:

Lay Pastor: Marvin Fiallos Review Date:


NUEVA VIDA

(CTM) (028-0005)

Mail:

Location:

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone: 985-201-3039

Pastor: (02/2012) Paula Murillo (Florentino) Review Date:

Address: 429 32nd St., New Orleans, LA 70124 ([email protected])

Office Secretary- Patricia Chirino

Music Director- Any Murillo-Arita

SDMI Superintendent- Patricia Chirino

NYI President- Any Murillo-Arita

NMI President- Andrea Pena

Church Board Secretary- Patricia Chirino

Church Treasurer- Iveth Pineda

PEARL RIVER

(Organized 1958) (028-0539)

Mail:

Location: 64129 HWY 41 Pearl River, LA 70452

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: 985-863-6204 Phone: 985-863-5378

Pastor: TBS

Music Director- Juanita Winder, 110 Edgewood Drive, Carriere, MS 39426

SDMI Superintendent- Judy Hedrick

Director/Principal- (Interim) Mary Drury, 64105 Highway 3081, No. 33, Pearl River,

LA 70452 ([email protected]; 504-451-4139)

NYI President- Susan Cantrell, 67529 Chris Kennedy Road, Pearl River, LA 70452

(985-863-2402; [email protected])

Women’s Ministry Director- Donna Maquar, 37432 Pine Street Pearl River, LA 70452


NMI President- Susan Cantrell, 67529 Chris Kennedy Road Pearl River, LA 70452


PINEVILLE FIRST

(Inactive) (028-0550)

RESTORING HOPE FELLOWSHIP

(CTM) (028-004)

Mail:

Location: 229 Jewel St., New Orleans, LA 70124

Web Address:


Fax: Phone: 504-444-6991

Pastor: (12/2009) Linda Ann Francis Review Date:

229 Jewel St., New Orleans, LA 70124 ([email protected]; 504-444-6991)

SHREVEPORT FIRST

(Organized 1912) (028-0620)

Mail:

Location: 8429 Kingston Rd., Shreveport, LA 71108

Web Address: www.shreveport1stnaz.com


Fax: 318-688-8289 Phone: 318-687-9467

Pastor: (07/12/2009) John Rabo (Jackie) Review Date: (07/2019)

9820 Hillsboro Dr., Shreveport, LA 71118 ([email protected]; 318-687-0847)

SDMI Superintendent- Jeff Impson, 2821 Wisteria St., Shreveport, LA 71108

(318-688-8829)

Children’s Ministry Director- Candace Impson, 2821 Wisteria St., Shreveport, LA 71108

(318-688-8829)

Adult Ministry Director- Jeff Impson, 2821 Wisteria St., Shreveport, LA 71108

(318-688-8829)

NMI President- Sandy Ketchum, 856 Sewanee Pl., Shreveport, LA 71105

(318-393-1258)

Church Board Secretary- Lee Loftin, 419 Homalot Dr., Shreveport, LA 71106

(318-688-5359)

Church Treasurer- Donna Loftin, 419 Homalot Dr., Shreveport, LA 71106

(318-688-5359)

FUENTE DE VIDA

(PAC-CTM) (028-0016)

Mail:

Location - 8429 Kingston Rd., Shreveport, LA 71108

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone:

Pastor: (02/02/2014) Miguel Cardona (Jazmine) Review Date:


SLIDELL FIRST

(Organized 1980) (028-0665)

Mail:

Location: 1449 Fremaux Ave., Slidell, LA 70458-3123

Web Address:


Fax: Phone: 985-649-3222

Pastor: (10/19/2008) Eric J. Nelson (Susan) Review Date:

1037 St. Joseph St., Slidell, LA 70460 ([email protected]; Phone: 985-607-8700)

SDMI Superintendent- Kendra Carrone, 1521 Victoria Way, Slidell, LA 70460


NMI President- Joy Copley, 944 Fremaux Ave., Slidell, LA 70458


NYI President- Brenda Guidry, 3076 S. Palm Dr., Slidell, LA 70458


Church Board Secretary- Linda Sipes, 35615 Garden Dr., Slidell, LA 70460


Church Treasurer- Brenda Guidry, 3076 S. Palm Dr., Slidell, LA 70458


TRINITY

(Organized Year 1946) (028-0430)

Mail: PO Box 12743, Lake Charles, LA 70612-4327)

Location: 2968 Hwy 171 N., Lake Charles, LA 70601 (Moss Bluff)

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone: 337-855-3434

Pastor: (In Transition) Review Date:

SDMI Superintendent- Rudy Chavez, 1208 Allison Dr., DeRidder, LA, 70634


NYI President- Jodie Chavez, 1208 Allison Dr., DeRidder, LA, 70634


Adult Ministry Director- Wayne Stogsdill, 1746 S. Borel Dr., Moss Bluff, LA, 70611

([email protected])

NMI President- Brenda Creel, 331 Clifford Cooley Rd., Singer, LA 70660

([email protected])

Church Board Secretary- Mary Bridgers, PO Box 12338, Lake Charles, LA 70612


Church Treasurer- Mary Bridgers, PO Box 12338, Lake Charles, LA 70612


TROUT

(Organized 1944) (028-0720)

Mail: 1995 Zimmer Creek Rd., Trout, LA 71371

Location: 1985 Zimmer Creek Rd., Trout, LA 71371

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone:

Pastor: (10/05/2003) David L. Hoffpauir (Phyllis) Review Date:

SDMI Superintendent- Dolores Clark, PO Box 526, Jena, LA 71342

(318-992-4205)

NMI President- Melba McLendon, 324 McLendon Loop, Trout, LA 71371

(318-992-2497)

Church Board Secretary- Melba McLendon, 324 McLendon Loop, Trout, LA 71371

(318-992-2497)

Church Treasurer- Melba McLendon, 324 McLendon Loop, Trout, LA 71371

(318-992-2497)

VIDA ETERNA

(CTM) (028-0017)

Mail:

Location: 103 Miller Ave., Leesville LA 71446

Web Address:


Fax: Phone: 985-685-6611

Co-Pastor: (05/07/2016) Javier Alor (Maria) Review Date:

608 Kaylin Dr., New Llano, LA 71461 (985-685-6611)

Co-Pastor: (05/07/2016) Maria Alor, 608 Kaylin Dr., New Llano, LA 71461 (337-809-7501)

Office Secretary- Maria Alor

Music Director- Omar Alor

Childcare/school - Gabriela Alor

NYI President- Joaquin Alor

SDMI Superintendent- Maria Alor

Church Board Secretary- Maria Alor

VIVIAN

(Organized 1937) (028-0740)

Mail: 1517 N. Pine St., Vivian, LA 71082

Location:

Web Address:

Email:

Fax: Phone: (318-375-3605)

Pastor: (05/22/2016) John O. Ford, 1517 N. Pine St., Vivian, LA 71082

Music Director- Joy King, 11998 Hiway 43, Bivins, TX 75555 (903-796-8219)

SDMI Superintendent- Denise McKelvain, 6950 Terry St., Hosston, LA 71043


Children’s Ministry Director- Therisa Brian, 445 W. Tennessee Ave., Vivian, LA 71082

(318-375-4655)

NYI President- James Festervand, 1713 N. Pine St., Vivian, LA 71082

(318-469-9742)

Adult Ministry Director- Diann House, PO Box 202, Rodessa, LA 71069


Women’s Ministry Director- Debbie Woodell, 110 Shelton, Vivian, LA 71082

(318-464-4745)

NMI President

Work & Witness Coordinator- Alberta Brown, 17588 Hwy. 71, Ida, LA 71044


Church Board Secretary- Denise McKelvain, 6950 Terry St., Hosston, LA 71043


Church Treasurer- Renee' Brian, 9815 Kendrick Rd., Vivian, LA 71082


WEST MONROE FAITH COMMUNITY

(Organized 1998) (Church No. 028-0185)

Mail:

Location: 908 Washington St., West Monroe, LA 71292

Web Address: faithcommunityofhope.blogspot.com

Fax: Phone: (318-398-9188)

Email:

Pastor: (06/22/2008) Scott Howell (Dajunna) Review Date: (2014)

1419 Willis St., West Monroe, LA 71291 ([email protected]; 318-398-9188)

Music Director- Dajunna Howell, 1419 Willis St., West Monroe, LA 71291

(318-397-6968)

Vision Ministry- Lisa Brazzel, Vienna, LA

(318-557-5612)

SDMI Superintendent- Scott Platt, West Monroe, LA

(318-680-5492)

Children’s Ministry Director- Sarah Garoby, Paula Dr., West Monroe, LA

(318-381-3805)

NYI President- Matthew Bryan, 903 Henderson Rd., West Monroe, LA

(318-376-3344)

NMI President- Cori Chesson, 1419 Willis St., West Monroe, LA 71291

(318-732-5079)

Church Board Secretary- Mindy Bryan, 903 Henderson Rd., West Monroe, LA

(318-235-6888)

Church Treasurer- Kelly Glennon, 285 Abercrombie Rd., Eros, LA

(318-644-7123)

JESUS ES MI SENOR (formerly West Monroe Faith Hispanic)

(PAC-CTM) (028-0013)

Mail:

Location- 908 Washington St., West Monroe, LA 71292

Web Address:

Fax: Phone:

Co-Pastors: (05/2014) Mario D. Castillo & (8/2014) Erika Rivera-Castillo

Review Date: 3/13/15

705 N. 4th St., West Monroe, LA 71291 (Email: [email protected];

504-214-6729)

Church Board Secretary- Erika Rivera-Castillo ([email protected]; 405-698-9554)

Church Treasurer- Jose Alonso (318) 499-2210

WESTLAKE

(Inactive) (028-0750)

WESTLAKE MOUNT OF OLIVES

(CTM) (028-0021)

Mail: 826 Live Oak St., Westlake, LA 70669

Location: 2200 Sampson St., Westlake, LA 70669

Web Address:

Fax: Phone:

Email:

Pastor: (01/11/2015) Jose Serrano (Susana) Review Date:

826 Live Oak St., Westlake, LA 70669 ([email protected]; 337-274-7879)

G. ROLL OF MINISTERS

Ordained Elders

2014 PSV-FT Ashby, Charles, 1800 Cambridge St., Bossier City, LA 71112

(Gracepointe) (318-465-9142)

1996 U Beckham, David Duane, 2505 N. Old Manor Rd., Wichita, KS

67220 (Lake Charles First)

1992 RA Beckham, Richard, 1312 Stanley Rd., Lake Charles, LA 70605

(Lake Charles First) (337-474-4642)

1984 PAS Bonee, William, 20143 Sanibel Ave. Baton Rouge, LA 70817

(Baton Rouge First) (225-753-0681)

2015 PAS Boyd, Victor, 1017 Roman Drive, Baker, LA 70714

(Baker) (225-774-0537)

2004 RA Bradley, Robert William, 7818 Maui Ct., Diamondhead, MS

38525 (Crowley First) (337-783-4021)

2015 PAS Calera, Honore, 37590 Rio St., Slidell, LA 70458

(Mana) (985-201-2202)

2015 PSV-FT Calera, Melina, 37590 Rio St., Slidell, LA 70458

(Mana) (985-201-2202)

2011 U Cho, Byoung Youn, 6014 Laurent Ave., Fort Mill, SC 29715 (Red

River Korean) (318-394-0715)

1964 RA Cocherell, William, P.O. Box 708, Blanchard, LA 71009

(Blanchard) (318-929-7776)

1990 PAS Craig, David, 9735 Bramblewood Dr., Bethany, LA 71007

(Grace Pointe) (318-510-0166)

1977 RA Denton, Marvin, 1098 Mt. Olive Rd., Quitman, LA 71268

(Crosspoint Community) (318-395-2866)

1976 RA Enicks, Darwin G., 1740 Hwy. 2247, Comanche, TX 76442

(Baker) (225-774-0537)

2009 PAS Ericson, James W., 68 Friendship Rd., Robeline, LA 71469

(Friendship) (931-581-9891)

1981 DS Fountain, Charles A. 908 Mary Hill Rd., Pineville, LA 71360

(Marksville) (318-542-0460)

2011 PAS Francis, Linda, 229 Jewel St., New Orleans, LA 70124

(Restoring Hope) (504-444-6991)

2015 PAS Gilmore, Reggie, 509 Queen Anne Dr., Slidell, LA 70460

(New Orleans First) (985-788-9003)

1964 RA Glendenning, Elgin L., 902 S. Kade Ln., Lake Charles, LA 70605

(337-515-0555)

2016 PSV-FT Hater, David, 20143 Sanibel Ave., Baton Rouge, LA 70817

(Baton Rouge) (256-627-7699)

1996 U Hitchcock, Andrew, P.O. Box 156, Sicily Island, LA 71368

(318-389-4425)

1970 PSV-PT Hoffman, James, 2220 Dubose, Rayne, LA 70578

(Ebenezer) (337-334-6245)

1966 RU Hoffpauir, Clarence W., P.O. Box 164, Estherwood, LA 70534

(Crowley First) (337-788-0722)

1975 PAS Hoffpauir, David L., 700 Hancock Ave., Natchitoches, LA 71457

(Trout) (318-214-2877)

2015 PAS Hoffpauir, John R., 4323 Hearth St., Lake Charles, LA 70605


2010 PAS Hoffpauir, Kevin Dale, 104 Bayou Des Glaises, Broussard, LA

70518 (Nouvelle) (337-322-9778)

1971 RA Howard, Michael, P.O. Box 275, Westlake, LA 70669

(DeRidder) (337-439-8551)

2005 PAS Howell, David Scott,1419 Willis Street, West Monroe, LA 71291

(West Monroe Faith Community) (318-397-6968)

2007 CHP Impson, Matthew K., 644 Stephenson Street, Shreveport, LA

71104 (Shreveport First) (318-294-7330)

1967 PAS Jones, Gary L., 270 Sayes Rd., Deville, LA 71328

(Marksville) (318-253-9388)

2002 PAS Jung-Ho, Bae, 4901 Medical Drive, Bossier City, LA 71112

(Bossier City Red River Korean) (318-752-2858)

1968 RA Kendrick, H.L. 1521 Clarence St., Bossier City, LA 71111

(Shreveport First) (318-746-5413)

1959 RA Lee, L. Ralph, 193 Stoneybrook, Greenwood, IN 46142

(West Monroe First) (317-865-3301)

1985 PAS Lowe, Daniel, P.O. Box 1506, Many, LA 71449

(Many) (318-256-2291)

1956 RA Lowe, Winston P., 135 Pleasant St., Many, LA 71449

(Many) (318-256-8854)

1989 RA McDaniel, Lyndell, P.O. Box 244, Hodge, LA 71247

2010 PAS McDavid, M. Dustin, 111 Anna Ln., Pineville, LA 71360

(Freedom) (318 640 2277)

1994 U McKinnon, Jesse, 30415 Erin Dr., Lacombe, LA 70445

1971 PAS Medina, Eugenia, 201 Sibley St., Metairie, LA 70003

(New Orleans Iglesia del Nazareno Filadelfia) (504-466-4468)

1967 PAS Messer, A. Glenn, 1225 W. Northern Ave., Crowley, LA 70526

(919-610-4724)

2005 U Middleton, Nathan Travis, 3504 E. 107th Terrace, Kansas City,

MO 64137 (LightWay) (318-352-3643)

2003 PAS Mitchell, Sidney K., 420 Bayard St., New Iberia, LA 70560

(New Iberia) (337-369-6861)

1992 PAS Murillo, Florentino A., 429 32nd St., New Orleans, LA 70124

(New Orleans Restoration) (985-768-9769)

2015 PAS Murillo, Josue J., 4705 David Dr., Kenner, LA 70065 (Koinonia)

(504-575-8507)

2014 PAS Murillo, Paula, 429 32nd St., New Orleans, LA 70124

(Nueva Vida) (985 201-3039)

2001 PAS Nelson, Eric J., 1037 St. Joseph St., Slidell, LA 70460

(Slidell First) (985-607-8700)

1972 RA Norcross, James H., 400 W. 3rd. St., Homer, LA 71040

(Bossier) (318-927-4821)

1979 RA Ponder, Billy D., 12421 State Highway 31 W., Tyler, TX 75709-4519

(Fuente de Vida) (903-930-1226)

1996 PAS Rabo, Thomas John, Jr., 9820 Hillsboro Dr., Shreveport, LA 71118

(Shreveport First) (318-687-0847)

2006 PSV-PT Richmond, Cindy M., 809 Summer Breeze Dr. Unit 901,

Baton Rouge, LA 7816 (Baton Rouge) (412-973-3923)

2014 PAS Rivas, Julissa, 2224 Livaccari Dr., Violet, LA 70092

(Camino de Santidad) (972-832-6356)

1997 U Sherer, Ronald W., 939 Shady Ln., Westlake, LA 70669


1970 RA Stark, William, Jr., P.O. Box 527, Winnfield, LA 71483

(Natchitoches) (318-628-6770)

1989 RA Stiles, Sherrill, P.O. Box 2731, Red Oak, TX 75154

(Lake Charles) (972-740-3480)

1965 RU Summers, Fred F., 3200 Pine Ridge Dr., Pineville, LA 71360

(Pineville) (318-442-5106)

2003 TRF Sundermeyer, Troy, in process of transfer to Kansas City district

1997 PAS Terry, Delbert R., P.O. Box 1001, Blanchard, LA 71009

(Blanchard) (318-929-2831)

1977 RA Teston, Raymond E., 411 S. Division St., DeRidder, LA 70634

(Trinity) (337-463-0131)

2006 U Ulmet, Hardy G., P.O. Box 225, Estherwood, LA 70534

(Lafayette First) (337-785-1791)

2006 EVR Ulmet, Patricia Gail, P.O. Box 225, Estherwood, LA 70534


2012 PAS West, Daniel K., 2762 Cenchrea Rd., Florien LA 71429-2922

(Cenchrea) (318-586-7976)

2005 RA Williams, Rosalind, 64373 Johnston Rd., Pearl River, LA 70452

(Pearl River) (985-863-2384)

2016 PSV-PT Willingham, Linda Kay, 40 East Levert Dr., Luling, LA 70070

(Kenner) (615-428-4724)

2015 U Woods, Joshua D., 3207 Saint Charles St., Hopewell, VA 23860

1989 PAS Young, David, 1039 Ebenezer Rd., Crowley, LA 70526

(337-458-8871)

Ordained Deacons

2014 PSV/PT Rester, Charles Daniel, 7800 Youree Dr., #2000E, Shreveport, LA

71105 (Grace Pointe) (318-773-4246)

Licensed Ministers

2016 PAS Alor Hernandez, Javier, 608 Kaylin Dr., New Llano, LA 71461

(985-685-6611)

2013 PSV-FT Ashby, Levi, P.O. Box 1030, Blanchard, LA 71009

(Gracepointe) (318-464-6926)

2015 PAS Cardona, Miguel, 1103 Kimberly Dr., Shreveport, LA 71118

(903-752-7758)

2014 PAS Castillo, Mario D., 705 N. 4th St., West Monroe, LA 71291

(Jesus es mi Senor) (504-214-6729)

2000 PAS Cole, Jerry L., 5311 Oaklane Rd., Pineville, LA 71360

(McVay Memorial) (318-640-3548)

2014 PAS Escobar, Julio C., 4215 Lakeshore Dr. #102, Shreveport, LA

71109 (504-402-4035) (Punto de Gracia)

2016 PAS Garrido Garcia Alor, Maria Elena, 608 Kaylin Dr., New Llano, LA

71461 (337-509-7501)

2013 PSV-FT Greenhalge, Emily, 3329 Sandra Dr., Shreveport, LA 71119

(Gracepointe) (318-453-8529)

2016 STU Hunt, Brayden, 6729 N.W. 39th Expy., Bethany, OK 73008

(318-602-1939)

2013 PAS Philen, James, 4419 Hwy. 169, Mooringsport, LA 71060

(McCoy) (318-517-4199)

2013 PSV-FT Rivas, Esteban, 2224 Livaccari Dr., Violet, LA 70092

(Camino de Santidad) (972-832-6356)

2014 PAS Rivera-Castillo, Erika, 705 N. 4th St., West Monroe, LA

71291 (405-698-9554)

2016 PAS Serrano, Jose, 826 Live Oak St., Westlake, LA 70669

(337-274-7879)

2013 PAS Velasquez Ciguenza, Marvin,1343 Frazier Rd., Lot 22, Ruston, LA

71270 (Crosspoint) (318-255-3901)

2015 PSV-PT Weaver, Timothy Shane, 124 Gordon Crocket Dr., Lafayette, LA

70508 (806-418-1185)

2015 PSV-PT Wilhite, Jeralyn, 8700 Milicent Way, #403, Shreveport, La 71115

(318-655-1326)

2015 PAS Willingham, Anthony Steven, 40 E. Levert Dr., Luling, LA 70070

(615-417-6152)

Registered Evangelists

2006 EVR Ulmet, Patricia Gail, P.O. Box 225, Estherwood, LA 70534


Code

DA–District Assignment

DIA–District Interim Assigned

DS–District Superintendent

EDU–Educator

ESR–Evangelism Service, Retired

EVC–Evangelist, Commissioned

EVR–Evangelist, Registered

MIS–Missionary

PAS–Pastor

PSV–FT Full Time Associate

PSV–PT Part Time Associate

RA–Retired, Assigned

RU–Retired, Unassigned

SPC–Special Service/Interdenominational

STU–Student

TRF–In Process of Transfer

U–Unassigned

II. General Information

A. RECEIVED AND RECEIPTED

1. Elders

James Ericson – South Texas

Elgin Glendenning – Kansas

A. Glenn Messer – North Carolina

B. GRANTED TRANSFER AND RECEIPTED

1. Elders

James Abenroth – Wisconsin

Thomas Allen – Florida

Steven Hunt – Intermountain

Richard Johnson - Kentucky

Daniel Mercado – North Carolina

J.D. Sailors – Kentucky

Troy Sundermeyer – Kansas City (pending)

2. Deacon

Linda Mercado – North Carolina

C. ELECTED TO ELDERS ORDERS

David Hater

Linda Willingham

D. GRANTED RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE

Levi Ashby, Miguel Cardona, Mario D. Castillo, Jerry L. Cole, Julio C. Escobar, Emily

Greenhalge, David Hater, James Philen, Esteban Rivas, Erika Rivera-Castillo, Marvin

Velazquez Ciguenza, Shane Weaver, Jeralyn R. Wilhite, Linda Kay Willingham, and Steve

Willingham.

E. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE

Javier Hernandez Alor, Maria Elena Garrido Garcia Alor, Brayden Hunt, Jose Serrano.

F. DROPPED FROM THE ROLL OF ELDERS HAVING JOINED THE CHURCH TRIUMPHANT

Rev. G. Dewayne Bolton

Rev. Larry J. Hoffpauir

G. GRANTED EVANGELIST’S REGISTRATION

Patricia Ulmet

H. GRANTED RETIREMENT STATUS

William Stark

I. ORGANIZED CHURCH

Nouvelle

J. INACTIVE CHURCHES

Grace Community, New Orleans Westbank, Pineville First, Westlake

K. CHURCHES DISORGANIZED

Sulphur First, West Monroe First

L. JOURNAL CORRECTION

The name of Jesse McKinnon was inadvertently omitted from the 2015 journal; he should

have been listed in the Roll of Elders as unassigned.

William Burtt was mistakenly listed on the 2015 Roll of Elders, but he was transferred out of

the district in 2014.

M. WHERE TO SEND MONIES

WEF and P&B payments can be paid online at: www.fundingthemission.org.

If you are not paying these online, please forward your check for WEF and P&B to:

General Treasurer

P.O. Box 843116

Kansas City, MO 64184-3116.

Southern Nazarene University FTM payments should be mailed to:

Southern Nazarene University

6729 N.W. 39th Expressway

Bethany, OK 73008.

District FTM payment, which include District Operations, Rocky Creek Camp, SDMI, NMI

and NYI, should be made out to the La. District Church of the Nazarene and mailed to:

Dajunna Howell

District Treasurer

1419 Willis Street

West Monroe, LA 71291

III. Plan of Examination

A. BOARD OF MINISTERIAL STUDIES

Chairman–Dan West, 2730 Cenchrea Road, Florien, LA 71429 (318-586-7762)

Secretary– David F. Young, 1039 Ebenezer Road, Crowley, LA 70526 (337-788-0663)

B. INSTRUCTION TO CANDIDATES

Enrollment

This board serves all persons who are properly enrolled. Enrollment is open to all

levels of ministry. Each candidate is to go first to their pastor, who is to contact the District

Board of Ministerial Studies (DBMS) secretary listed above. The secretary will provide the

steps required for enrollment and options for modes of study.

Ministry and Christian Service

All candidates for ministry are directed to read the “Manual” of the Church of the

Nazarene, namely, Part V, “Ministry and Christian Service”:

Call and Qualifications of the Minister

Categories and Roles of Ministry

Education for Ministers

Credentials and Ministerial Regulations

College and University Students

College and university students are responsible to submit to this board documentary

evidence of academic standing in harmony with the “Manual” and the Source Book for

Ministerial development.

College and university students are reminded to plan their curriculum in harmony

with the “Manual”. The final transcript at graduation will be evaluated by the DBMS and

no requirements stated in the Manual will be waived.

Modular Course of Study

If the candidate chooses the Modular Course of Study, there are various districts and

schools offering this type of education. This board recommends the online “Module Plus”

Course of Study offered by the Nazarene Bible College or any other approved online

courses of study.

Each candidate is required to meet with the District Board or Ministerial Studies at the

end of each church year. You will be given notice of these meetings well in advance.

Other Information

All relevant forms for District Assembly recognition and renewal can be obtained by

contacting the District Secretary, whose name is found in the front of this journal.

Up to date ministerial studies information can be obtained at the following Web Site:

http:/www.nazarenepastor.org/mined/dsp/studies/dspititle.html

IV. Daily Proceedings

DAY ONE

Friday Afternoon, May 6, 2016

The 106th Annual Louisiana District Assembly was opened at 1:00 p.m. District

Superintendent, Rev. Charles Fountain, welcomed everyone to Assembly. He asked his

wife, Marsha, to come forward and join him in welcoming presiding General

Superintendent, Dr. David Busic and his wife, Christi, and presenting them with a gift from

the District. Rev. Fountain then called for host pastor, Rev. Sidney Kirk Mitchell, to

welcome the congregation and offer up the opening prayer.

A District Praise Team led by Shane Weaver accompanied by Blaine Thibodeaux

on lead guitar, Sarah Garoby on keyboard, Matthew Bryan on bass, Dajunna Howell on

guitar, and Scott Howell on drums then led the congregation in worship.

General Superintendent Busic brought a message from the Book of Acts reminding

the congregation of the need to be continually and regularly filled by the Holy Spirit.

Dr. Busic then called the meeting to order and asked District Secretary, Rev. Dan

West to organize the meeting.

Rev. West verified that everyone had registered and received the handbook for

assembly and asked for any alternates to be seated.

He established the voting area as the first ten rows of the tabernacle and asked all

delegates be seated in that area. He brought attention to the schedule of the assembly

reminding of the Ordination Service later in the evening and opening session on Saturday

beginning at 8:30 a.m. as well as other special orders of the day.

Rev. West then announced the Board of Tellers. Board of Tellers #1 included the

following: Howard Hoffpauir, Agatha Lowe, Charleigh Dourrieu, Ranee Terry, Brenda Leo,

Jan Rivet, Kent Bennett, Bethany Ericson, Emily Greenhalge, Anita Geraci, Judy House,

Carole Rogers. Board of Tellers #2 included the following: Victor Boyd, Delbert Terry,

James Ericson, Josue Murillo, John Hoffpauir, David Hoffpauir, James Philen, Reginald

Gilmore, Linda Francis, David Hoffpauir, Jose Serrano, Bob Hodges, David Darnell, Dawn

Craig, Delilah Young, Dennis Dziekan, Jack Creel, John Bowie, Noah Terry, Renee Brian,

Sue Freeman. He recognized Rev. Danny Rester as the Elections Chairman.

The District Secretary then asked that special greetings be sent to former District

Superintendents, Dr. Gene Phillips, Dr. Ralph West and Dr. Greg Mason.

He then recognized Ordinands, David Hater and Linda Willingham, as the pages

for Assembly.

Dr. Busic asked for a motion to approve the organization of the Assembly as

presented. This motion was made, seconded and approved by the Assembly.

Rev. West then asked Rev. David Young to come forward and read Partial Report

No. 1 and Partial No. 2 of the Board of Ministry. Rev. David Craig stated that Jerilyn Wilhite

had received her District license last year. This was noted so that it could be edited and

the report was accepted.

Rev. John Rabo was then asked to read the report of the Nominating Committee.

The report was adopted as read by the Assembly.

Rev. West asked Board of Tellers #2 to come forward and prepare to receive the

first ballot. He then asked the delegates to remove the ballot from the Assembly

handbook and mark their ballots, which were then collected by Board of Tellers.

Dr. Busic then asked Dr. Loren Greshem, president of Southern Nazarene University,

to come forward and give the report of SNU to the Assembly. Dr. Greshem shared that

Louisiana has seven students from seven different churches now attending the university.

Following his report, General Superintendent Busic shared that SNU had been

named the top Christian university in Oklahoma.

At this time, Dr. Fountain asked that the SNU trustees, Heidi Babin and Rev. David

Craig, come forward to present the SNU Alumnus of the Year award. This year’s recipient

of the Louisiana District Southern Nazarene University Alumnus of the Year was Rev. Daniel

Lowe. District Superintendent Fountain asked the assembly to join in congratulating Rev.

Lowe in recognition of this achievement.

Dr. Fountain then asked the following pastors from the New Orleans Church Cluster

to come forward and give their pastor’s report: Rev. William Bonee, Baton Rouge First;

Rev. Steve Willingham, Kenner; Rev. Eric Nelson, Slidell; Rev. Florentino Murillo, New

Orleans Restoration; Rev. Julissa Rivas, Camino de Sanctidad; Rev. Paula Murillo, Nueva

Vida; Rev. Honore Calera, Mana Slidell; Rev. Reggie Gilmore, New Orleans First; Rev. Linda

Francis, Restoring Hope.

Dr. Busic then asked Rev. Dale Hoffpauir to give the report of the District Advisory

Board. This report was approved by the Assembly.

Dr. Busic shared that 7% of all Evangelical Churches planted in the United States

last year were Nazarene churches.

He then asked District Secretary West to give the results of the ballot. Total votes

cast: 114. The results were as follows: For General Assembly Lay Delegate: Heidi Babin:

14; Dana Phillips: 19; John Bowie: 31; Ranee Terry: 5; Dajunna Howell: 32; Blaine

Thibodeaux: 9.

For Southern Nazarene University Delegate: Heidi Babin – 108 yes votes; 3 no votes.

For District Advisory Board Elder: Dale Hoffpauir: 96; Ron Sherer: 27; Dustin

McDavid: 37; David Young: 51.

For District Advisory Board Layperson: Rick Babin: 38; Dajunna Howell: 69; David

Phillips: 45; Vernon Brandt: 30; Jan Rivet: 33.

The ballot also included the following Acclamation Ballots by yes or no vote. All of

these were unanimously approved:

Board of Ministry: David Young; Scott Howell; David Hoffpauir; Dale Hoffpauir;

Florentino Murillo; John Rabo; Delbert Terry; Charlie Ashby; Josue Murillo; James Ericson;

William Bonee; Gary Jones; Cindy Richmond; Julissa Rivas; Sidney Mitchell; Ron Sherer;

Dustin McDavid; David Craig; Dan West; Danny Rester.

Auditing Committee: Danny Rester; John Bowie; Vernon Brandt.

Court of Appeals: Elgin Glendenning; Gary Jones; Gerri Smith; Weldon McClung.

Rev. West then called for Board of Tellers #2 to come forward again and receive

ballot the second ballot. This ballot was for General Assembly Lay Delegate and

included: Dana Phillips, John Bowie and Dajunna Howell.

Rev. Fountain then called for the second group of pastor’s reports from the

Lafayette Cluster: Rev. Dale Hoffpauir, Nouvelle; Rev. Sidney Mitchell, New Iberia; Rev.

David Young, Ebenezer; Rev. John Hoffpauir, Lake Charles; Rev. Jose Serrano, Mt. of

Olives Westlake; Rev. Glenn Messer, Crowley.

District Superintendent Fountain then asked the following pastors from Alexandria

Cluster to give their reports: Rev. Dustin McDavid, Pineville Freedom Community; Rev.

Javier Alor, Leesville Vida Eterna; Rev. David Hoffpauir, Lightway; Rev. Gary Jones,

Marksville, was unable to attend due to a funeral; Rev. Gary Cole, McVay Memorial, was

also unable to attend and Rev. Fountain asked the congregation to be praying for Rev.

Cole’s wife who was in the hospital.

Rev. Fountain called for the fourth group of pastors to give their reports: Rev.

Daniel Lowe, Many; Rev. Troy Sundemyer, Winnsboro Family Community; Rev. James

Ericson, Friendship; Rev. Dan West, Cenchrea; Rev. Scott Howell, Faith Community of

Hope; Rev. David Castillo, West Monroe Jesus Es Mi Senor; Jamey Robertson, Holly Grove,

was unable to attend.

Dr. Fountain then asked Rev. John Rabo, chairman of the Finance Committee, to

come forward and read the Finance Committee Report. The request from the 105th

District Assembly to review the present budgeting system of the Louisiana District was

addressed in this report. Rev. Rabo asked for the adoption of the report and the motion

was seconded. Dr. Busic for any discussion: Anita Geraci, Kenner Church, asked for

clarification on question 3D and Rev. Fountain answered her question. Rev. Eric Nelson,

Slidell Church, questioned what would be cut in order to lower this percentage. Rev.

Fountain also addressed this question. Dr. Busic then called for a vote on the adoption of

this report and it was unanimously adopted by the assembly.

Dr. Busic then called for the results of the second ballot for General Assembly Lay

Delegate. The results of the ballot were: Dana Phillips: 31; John Bowie 31; Dajunna

Howell: 54. Dajunna Howell was declared elected but another ballot was needed to

determine the alternate.

At this time, Rev. West called for Board of Tellers #2 to receive the third ballot for

the General Assembly alternate. This ballot included: Dana Phillips and John Bowie.

Dr. Busic asked the delegates for the following churches to stand: Vivian, Baton

Rouge First, Cenchrea, McCoy, and Marksville. These churches were recognized as

having given 100% or more to the World Evangelism Fund for the past 30 years.

The District Secretary then called for Board of Tellers #1 to receive the SDMI ballot.

Dajunna Howell was then asked to give the report of the District Treasurer. This

report was adopted as read by the assembly.

Rev. West then read the results of the General Assembly alternate ballot: John

Bowie: 65; Dana Philips 47. John Bowie was declared elected as General Assembly

alternate with Dana Phillips as second alternate.

Rev. Chuck called for the Missional Connectional Pastors (those pastors who are

working to build multi-cultural congregations in the same building): Matthew Bryan &

Marvin Velasquez, Ruston CrossPoint and Betania; David Craig, Julio Escobar & Charlie

Ashby, GracePointe, Roca Del Salvacion and Bossier; John Rabo & Miguel Cardona,

Shreveport First and Fuente De Vida; Delbert Terry & Dorina Escobar, Blanchard and Torre

Fuerte; James Philen, McCoy. Bro. Chuck asked the pastors to share what exciting things

were happening at their churches.

Rev. Fountain announced that the Assembly would be dismissed for supper and to

prepare for the Ordination Service to follow at 7 p.m. He gave instructions for the Elder’s

Choir and preparations for the Ordination Service.

Dr. Busic thanked each one for attending and for the good pastor’s reports. He

asked Dr. Terry Toler to come forward and pray for the meal, thank God for the meetings

of the afternoon and the upcoming Ordination Service.

Ordination Service

Friday, May 6, 2016 – 7PM

Rev. Chuck Fountain welcomed each one to the 2016 Ordination Service. He

opened the session up by talking about the meaning and beauty of becoming an

ordained Elder in the Church. He then prayed an opening prayer thanking God for those

who are still answering the call to ministry.

He then asked the congregation to join in singing Called Unto Holiness, which was

led by Shane Weaver and accompanied by Linda Stiles on the piano, as the District Elders

and Pastors entered the tabernacle.

Rev. David Craig came forward and asked the congregation to remain standing

as he read from God’s Word found in 2 Timothy 4:1-8. Following this, Rev. John Rabo

asked the congregation to join him in reciting the Apostles’ Creed.

District Superintendent Fountain then read from Matthew 24:13 recognizing Rev.

William Stark, Jr. who is retiring after 27 years of active ministry. Bro. Chuck then asked

Rev. Stark and his wife, Mary, to come forward. General Superintendent David Busic then

read a plaque presented to them by the Church of the Nazarene. On behalf of a

grateful church he thanked them for their many years of faithful service. Marsha Fountain

then presented the couple with a gift from the Louisiana District.

Rev. Fountain asked District Secretary West to present Braden Hunt, Javior Alor, and

Jose Serrano with their very first District License. Bro. Chuck then charged the new

licensees with the responsibility of the license they had received. He encouraged them to

allow the Elders of the Church to teach them, guide them, and mentor them.

At this time, Rev. Dan West, presented the Ordinands, Linda Willingham and David

Hater to General Superintendent, Dr. David Busic, stating that they had completed all the

requirements of ordination. Dr. Busic charged the ordinands with the duties and privileges

of a minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and as a minister of the Church of the Nazarene.

He then questioned the ordinands and declared them eligible for ordination.

Shane Weaver then led the Elders and Ministers Choir in singing Be Thou My Vision

accompanied by Linda Stiles on the piano.

Following the song by the Minister’s Choir, Rev. William Bonee and Rev. Cindy

Richmond read A Theology of Ordination from the Manual of the Church of the

Nazarene.

General Superintendent Busic asked the congregation to stand as he read from

God’s Word in Philippians 2:19-30. He stated that this passage may seem like a rather

strange scripture passage for an ordination service. He reminded the congregation that

Paul wrote this letter while in prison. In a culture where most boys followed in their father’s

footsteps, Paul became a Spiritual dad to Timothy. Paul and Timothy worked side by side

in planting and growing churches.

Paul said to the Philippians of Timothy: Timothy really cares about you. Timothy

truly wanted what was best for others and Paul told them he had no one else like Timothy

to send to them. He then shared the story of Epaphroditus who is also found in this

passage. Epaphroditus was not a minister, but almost gave up his life to deliver a letter

from the Philippians to Paul in prison. What we do for Jesus matters for all eternity. We all

have a holy calling on our life: not lay and minister, but all working together with our own

unique gifts and abilities.

Paul was holding up the example of Timothy and Epaphroditus as examples for us

to follow: Timothy the faithful minister; Epaphroditus the faithful layman. They both looked

out for what was best for others. If you’re going to love Jesus, you have to love and serve

the people Jesus loves. That’s what becoming an Elder in the Church to share the Gospel

of Jesus Christ is all about. Paul says selflessness, humility, faithfulness, servanthood,

perseverance, sacrifice, and service to the least of these, are the most important things.

Dr. Busic then asked the Ordinands to come forward and kneel at the altar. He

then asked the Elders of the Church to join them, with laying on of hands and praying for

the Ordinands. Dr. Busic read the charge from the Manual to each ordinand and

declared each ordinand an Elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Dr. Busic then

presented each newly ordained elder with a Certificate of Ordination.

Dr. Loren Greshem then presented a bust of John Wesley to each new Elder from

Southern Nazarene University. Dr. Busic, Dr. Fountain, Rev. West and the newly Ordained

Elders, led the procession of Elders and Pastors as they filed out of the Tabernacle, while

the congregation sang the Doxology.

A reception for the newest Elders and retiring pastor, Rev. Bill Stark, was held in the

Dining Hall following the service.

Day Two

Saturday morning May 7, 2016

The morning session opened at 8:30 a.m. Rev. Chuck Fountain opened the service

with prayer followed by worship led by Shane Weaver and the District Praise Team.

General Superintendent Busic began the session by asking the congregation

questions about the Mission Statement, Core Values and statistics about the Church of

the Nazarene, helping the assembly to realize that the Church of the Nazarene is a

connectional church. What happens around the world affects the United States and

what happens in the United States affects those in other parts of the world.

Dr. Busic then asked his wife, Christi, to join him at the front. They shared a picture

of their family with the congregation, then shared other pictures taken around the world

while traveling as part of Dr. Busic’s position as General Superintendent. The pictures

included some of the foods they have eaten around the world; others pictures showed

the cultural differences in other countries; there were pictures of beautiful scenery around

the world; some of other Nazarenes around the world; doctors at the Nazarene Hospital in

Papua New Guinea; a Rehab Center in Tonga sponsored by Nazarene Compassionate

Ministries; Ordination services in other countries; ending with a picture of the District

Superintendent of the Cuba District.

Dr. Busic shared how fast the Church of the Nazarene is growing in Cuba and the

hardships that the members are willingly accepting in order to serve Jesus Christ. He even

shared of a sacrificial offering taken in Cuba for fellow brothers and sisters who were

suffering in the Philippines following a typhoon.

His theme for the Louisiana District Nazarenes was “This is Us.” We are connected

globally to work together to grow God’s Kingdom around the world as part of the Church

of the Nazarene. We all share together toward the common goal of “Making Christ-like

Disciples” around the world.

Dr. Busic then asked District Secretary West to share the results of the SDMI ballot

taken at the end of the session the previous afternoon.

Total ballots cast: 111. For SDMI Chairman: David Craig, 97 yes votes; 5 no votes.

For Board Member - Lay Person: Jazmin Cardona, 20; Ginger Murillo, 19; Wendy Gilmore,

17; Ranee Terry, 41; Sandra Hutson, 5. For Board Member – Clergy: Honore Calera, 31;

John Hoffpauir, 31; James Philen, 16; David Young, 29. For General SDMI Convention

Delegates: Lay Delegates: Heidi Babin, 38; Jan Rivet, 28; Erika Castillo, 32; Ranee Terry, 31;

Patience West, 51; Valinda Rester, 30. For Clergy Delegates: William Bonee, 48; Cindy

Richmond, 14; David Hoffpauir, 39; David Young, 28; Josue JJ Murillo, 42; John Rabo, 47.

General Superintendent Busic than declared the following elected: For Lay Person

Board Member: Ranee Terry. For General SDMI Lay Delegates: Heidi Babin and Patience

West. For General SDMI Clergy Delegates: William Bonee and John Rabo.

Board of Tellers #1 was called to receive the ballot for Clergy Board. The following

names were on this ballot: Honore Calera and John Hoffpauir.

Dr. Busic then shared memories of the calling of Rev. Chuck Fountain as the District

Superintendent for the Louisiana District. He asked Marsha Fountain to stand and the

assembly recognized her as the First Lady of the District. Dr. Busic then asked Bro.

Fountain to share his report with the District. This report in its entirety can be found in the

District Journal. This report was received by the assembly with a standing ovation.

Dr. Busic recognized Bro. Chuck and Marsha Fountain’s wonderful leadership on

the Louisiana District. He then, with the approval of the entire Board of General

Superintendent’s, recommended the continued leadership of Rev. Fountain on the

Louisiana District for another four year term.

Rev. West then called for Board of Tellers #2 to receive the ballot for District

Superintendent.

A love offering was then taken for District Superintendent Fountain. Dr. Terry Toler

led the congregation in singing Victory in Jesus as the offering was taken.

At this time, Dr. Busic had a general question and answer session. One of the

questions was concerning the Nazarene Publishing House. Dr. Busic shared that NPH is

doing well financially now and is once again moving in a very positive direction. He

thanked the assembly for supporting NPH, which exist to serve the Church of the

Nazarene. He also shared that NPH is the largest publishing house of Wesleyan Holiness

material in the world.

Dr. Busic then asked District Secretary West to share the results of the SDMI ballot for

Clergy Board Member: Honroe Calera, 56; John Hoffpauir 61. Dr. Busic declared John

Hoffpauir elected by the assembly.

Dr. Busic asked Rev. West to share the requirements to elect the District

Superintendent. He then shared the results of ballot for the District Superintendent. Total

ballots cast: 120. For District Superintendent: Chuck Fountain: 119 Yes votes; 1 No vote.

Marsha Fountain was escorted to the platform where she and Bro. Chuck thanked

the assembly for their overwhelming show of support. Rev. West then presented the

Fountain’s with the love offering taken by the congregation.

At this time, Rev. West asked Rev. John Rabo to come forward and present the

Memoirs Report of those transferred to the Church Triumphant during the past year.

Sarah Garoby sang the song Legacy while the names of those who were now living in the

Presence of the Lord scrolled on the screen.

Dr. Busic recognized the retired ministers, evangelists and chaplains who were in

attendance. He then thanked the Assembly for their hospitality and expressed his

admiration for the leadership of District Superintendent Fountain.

Rev. West then made a motion for the editing of the District Assembly minutes for

corrections and that all ballots taken during the Assembly be destroyed. This motion was

approved by the delegates.

General Superintendent Busic then called for a motion to adjourn the assembly.

This was unanimously received.

V. Reports

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

1. District Superintendent

Dr. Busic, Dr. Gresham, Dr. Terry Toler, delegates, members and friends of the 106th District

Assembly of this Louisiana District. It hardly seems possible that it has been two years since I

received your call to serve in this capacity as District Superintendent. It has been an eventful

two years. I am beginning to learn my way around this great state, learning the people,

names and connections and ways that “Louisiana’ns" react and what is expected and required.

Learning something new almost every day! I have grown to love you and appreciate the unique

and important part each of you plays in the Kingdom of God. We have a big job to do! We have

churches to plant, people to reach with the gospel and the message of holiness to preach.

Ephesians 4:16 reminds us, “From Christ the whole body, joined and held together by every

supporting ligament, grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.”

I would like to say a special thank you a number of people who make

living in community better and display Christ in all that they do.

Turn to the person next to you and say “Thank you for all you do!”

I am going to thank some specific people and would like for

them to stand to be recognized and allow you to join me in saying

“Thank you!” First, to my wife Marsha, for her

tireless work and compassion, for giving herself fully to the ministry and serving Christ and the

church. Marsha, you are the best and I love you and I couldn’t do it with you!

“Thank you” to the members of the District Advisory Board for their love and compassion.

Dajunna Howell, Howard Hoffpauir, Philip Lambert, Pastor Dale Hoffpauir, Pastor William

Bonee and Pastor John Rabo have worked tirelessly in assisting the ministry of the Church

of the Nazarene across the state of Louisiana. Going beyond expectations on numerous levels

exemplifies there idea of ministry and service. Join me in saying “Thank you!” Dajunna

Howell who serves as our treasurer and Pastor Dale Hoffpauir who serves as our board

secretary have both gone beyond expectations and show the compassion of Christ in every

situation. Join me in saying, “Thank you!” Pastor David Craig has given excellent leadership

to the SDMI, Pastor Charlie Ashby has given excellent leadership to the NYI and Cori Chesson

has given excellent leadership as the NMI President. This group of leaders are a blessing and a

real gift. Each has been blessed by God and is a blessing to others around them. Would you join

me in expressing our appreciation to them.

Pastor John Rabo, Chairperson of the Camp board along with Charles and Sally Faust, directors

of the camp, have given incredible leadership to the ministry of our camp here at Rocky Creek.

Join me in saying, “Thank you!” Thank you to each and every one of these individuals and all

of the members of the boards with whom they work, who have given generously of their time,

talent and treasurer to assist the ministry of the district. And one more, Pastor Dan West, who

serves as our District Secretary and makes this assembly happen, keep us on track, fills

countless forms, answers numerous calls and has to face the deadlines imposed by others and all

the while makes it look easy! Join me in saying “Thank you!” to Pastor Dan West. There are

countless others who serve in many capacities across the district in assembly, conventions,

boards, councils and committees, and to you we say “Thank you!” as well.

In his book “The Complete Disciple,” Paul

Powell describes a painting of a scene from the

old west. It is a picture of a wagon train.

Nighttime has fallen. The wagons have been

circled up for protection. In the center of the

circle is a campfire and a group of rugged

men are gathered around it. The wagon master,

a muscular man with an uncut beard, has a map

spread out before him. On the

map is a heavy black line which zigzags across the map, showing the course they have traveled

thus far. They have veered north for part of the way, then south, but they keep heading west. By

the look of urgency on the men’s faces, it seems that an argument has taken place over which

way to go next. The wagon master has clearly taken control with one finger on the map and his

other hand pointing toward some dark, hazy mountains in the distance. You can almost hear him

saying,

“We may have to go south around a mountain, or maybe north

to find the best place to cross a river, but our direction will always

be west.” That is how this wagon train will succeed, that is how

we will reach our destination. Focus on our goal, and keep moving

west. We must focus on the goal to keep reaching people with the

gospel of Jesus Christ and

keep moving toward the fulfillment of the promise of the kingdom of God.

I read recently this quote, “What we need in this country is not just new missionary

strategies. We need a revival by means of the Holy Spirit to sweep the land . . . No amount

of plotting and planning and structure change and all of that good stuff, without a moving of the

Holy Spirit, is going to get the job done. . . We need to get on our knees and pray for a revival

of the Holy Spirit.” If we want revival in our homes, in our churches, in our cities, in our

nation, in our world, it must begin with us … with you and with me. We must continue to focus

on others, reaching new people with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Doing ministry together is our

theme and we all realize that ministry is something we cannot do alone. “We really do need

each other” as Reuben Welch often said. We also need the presence and empowering strength of

the Holy Spirit as we find and do God’s will together. Let’s celebrate the reason for our

existence as a church, going into the harvest and making Christlike disciples.

This past year in church planting we saw the following: Red Hill Cowboy Church was

planted, started, growing and then quickly adopted by the Wesleyan Church, but the

Kingdom of God is growing; The Mount of Olives Church was started in Westlake almost

exactly one year ago, under the leadership of Pastor Jose Serrano and it is one of the Top 10 in

conversions this year, which we will recognize in a few moments; The old Bossier City Church

took on an incredible dream and planted a new congregation under the leadership of Pastor

Charlie Ashby at the same time facilitating and assisting the Bossier City Roca De Salvacion

Church with ministry and property, and all of this was done with the guidance and assistance

of the GracePointe Church in Shreveport and the leadership of Pastor David Craig; and a brand

new start church plant, yet to be named, in Monroe under the direction of Pastor Carlos

Gomez. During this year the Nouvelle Church was organized under the leadership of Pastor

Dale Hoffpauir, this church was planted and mothered by the Baton Rouge First Church under

the leadership of Pastor William Bonee, and this congregation too will be further recognized in a

few moments. We have much more to do. We have areas where the harvest is indeed ready

and we need laborers to be deployed and focused on reaching the world with the gospel of

Jesus Christ. We still have churches that are struggling and who need to re-dream the dream

and reimagine the possibilities of a holiness lighthouse in their community. As I have said

before and will say again, almost anyone can be trained to assist in the delivery of a baby, but

only God can raise the dead. With our limited resources we are going to focus on birthing new

baby churches and it will be our prayer that God will intervene and raise the dead. Our goal of

736 Churches of the Nazarene in Louisiana and 2% of the population in Louisiana being

ministered to and the gospel being shared by the Church of the Nazarene. We have a BIG task,

but we also have a BIG GOD!

We have three churches with significant outreach through education with schools and

daycares. Marksville Church, with Pastor Gary Jones, has 27 students, 3 teachers and other

support personnel; Pearl River, in the midst of pastoral transition, has a daycare with with 28

students and 5 teachers and assistants; and Winnsboro Family Community, with Pastor Troy

Sundermeyer, who will soon be commissioned and deployed as a US Navy Chaplain, has a

school with a daycare with 550 students, and 34 teachers and

support personnel. We celebrate the impact that these church are having on the lives of children

and families for many hours each day and many days per year. Join me in saying, “Thank

you!”

We are appreciative of all the churches who participated in paying their

fair share to the district, general and regional college efforts. We have

19 churches that paid their WEF in full. Pastors and NMI Presidents

please stand and be recognized - New Orleans Restoration; Slidell

First; Winnsboro Family Community; Ebenezer; GracePointe; Vivian;

Natchitoches LightWay; Holly Grove; Baton

Rouge First; New Orleans Filadelfia; Many; Cenchrea; Shreveport First; McCoy; Kenner First;

Moss Bluff Trinity; Crowley First; Lake Charles First and Marksville. Of those 18, 15 of them

not only paid in full but overpaid, with Marksville leading the way by paying 176.5% of their

WEF or almost 15% for missions as a church! “THANK YOU!”. I thank you for doing what

you are supposed to do, and many of you excelled, and for that we are thankful and we offer our

thanks to you.

May I remind you that it takes us all participating, each week, little by little. Each local church

is dependent on their people to tithe and give generously, the district, the college and our

missional efforts around the world are dependent on you as a pastor and you as a church to do

the same. I have never seen a missional focused church struggle financially. You cannot

outlive God. God always provides and blesses generously. But I have seen many churches who

are trying to survive and are focused on maintenance and not mission struggling financially.

Inward focus, short sighted and struggling go together.

Ira Gillete was a missionary to East Africa. He worked as a missionary that provided

education, food and some basic health care. In a trip home, he spoke about an interesting

phenomenon he had observed. Over and over again, Gillette said he saw large groups of

villagers travel miles out of their way to visit the missionary hospital rather than stop at one

of the many government clinics available along the way. Finally he asked one of the groups

why they traveled so many extra miles when the same treatment was available at one of the

government clinics in their own village. And one man said, “The medicine may be the same,

but the hands are different.” May all of the Churches of the Nazarene in Louisiana be places

where the hands are different, where we minister with the Spirit of God present and active for

our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

This past year in Evangelism we found the following: According to your reports, as of

Monday, May 2nd, we had 276 conversions, 89 Baptisms and 244 New Nazarenes in

Louisiana during the past year. I will ask the pastor of these churches to come forward and

remain standing until all in their group are recognized. I am recognizing the TOP 10 in each of

the following categories: Number of conversions reported; number of baptisms reported;

number of new Nazarenes reported; Worship attendance reported and SDMI attendance

reported. (read from bottom to top and ask the pastor to come to the front). These are the top 10

but there may be more than 10 churches in each list because of their numbers being the same

(tie).

C O N V E R S I O N S

1. Restoration Church, New Orleans

Pastor Florentino Murrillo

2. Nouvelle Church, Layfayette

Pastor Dale Hoffpauir

3. Nueva Vida Church, Westbank (NO)

Pastora Paula Murillo

4. Camino De Sanctidad Church,

Chalmet

Pastora Julissa Rivas

5. Blanchard Church, Blanchard

Pastor Delbert Terry

6. GracePointe Church, Shreveport

Pastor David Craig

7. Koinoinia Church, Kenner

Pastor Josue JJ Murrillo

Marksville Church, Marksville

Pastor Gary Jones

Mount of Olives Church, Westlake

Pastor Jose Serrano

8. Betania Church, Ruston

Pastor Marvin Velasquez

9. Mana Church, Slidell

Pastor Honore Calera

Fuente De Vida Church, Shreveport

Pastor Miguel Cardona

B A P T I S M S


Pastor Florentino Murillo

1. Nueva Vida Church, Westbank






3. Ebenezer Church, Crowley

Pastor David Young


Pastor David Craig

Betania Church, Ruston


Community of Hope, West Monroe

Pastor Scott Howell

5. Vivian Church, Vivian

Pastor John Ford

Nouvelle Church, Layfayette


Marksville Church, Marksville

Pastor Gary Jones

Koinoinia Church, Kenner

Pastor Josue JJ Murillo

Red River Korean, Bossier City

Pastor Jung Ho Bae

First Church, Baton Rouge

Pastor William Bonee

N E W N A Z A R E N E S

1. Nouvelle Church, Lafayette




3. Camino De Sanctidad, Chalmet

Pastora Julissa Rivas

4. Mount of Olives, Westlake

Pastor Jose Serrano


Pastor Florentino Murrillo

6. Koinoinia Church, Kenner

Pastor Josue JJ Murrillo

7. Betania Church, Ruston




9. Nueva Vida Church, Westbank (NO)


First Church, Baton Rouge


10. Fuente De Vida, Shreveport

Pastor Miguel Cardona

10. New Iberia Church, New Iberia

Pastor Sidney Mitchell

1.

W O R S H I P A T T E N D A N C E

Ebenezer Church, Crowley

1.

S D M I A T T E N D A N C E

Mana Church, Slidell

Pastor David Young Pastor Honore Calera


Pastor David Craig


Pastor David Craig

2. Mana Church, Slidell 3. Restoration Church, New Orleans

Pastor Honore Calera Pastor Florentino Murrillo

3. Blanchard Church, Blanchard 4. Blanchard Church, Blanchard

4.


Restoration Church, New Orleans

5.


Community of Hope, West Monroe

Pastor Florentino Murrillo Pastor Scott Howell

5. Marksville Church, Marksville 6. Nouvelle Church, Lafayette

Pastor Gary Jones Pastor Dale Hoffpauir

6. Nouvelle Church, Lafayette


7. First Church, Baton Rouge


7. First Church, Baton Rouge 8. Ebenezer Church, Crowley

Pastor William Bonee Pastor David Young

8. New Iberia Church, New Iberia 9. New Iberia Church, New Iberia


Nueva Vida Church, Westbank (NO)

10.


Nueva Vida Church, Westbank (NO)

Pastora Paula Murillo Pastora Paula Murrillo

T O P 1 0 A W A R D C H U R C H E S

In Top 10 in Conversions, Baptisms, New Nazarenes,

Worship Attendance and SDMI Attendance.

TOP 10 IN TWO CATEGORIES

Camino De Sanctidad, Chalmet, Pastor Julissa Rivas

Mount of Olives Church, Westlake, Pastor Jose Serrano

Fuente De Vida Church, Shreveport, Pastor Miguel Cardona

TOP 10 IN THREE CATEGORIES

Ebenezer Church, Crowley, Pastor David Young

Koinoinia Church, Kenner, Pastor Josue JJ Murillo

Marksville Church, Marksville, Pastor Gary Jones

New Iberia Church, New Iberia, Pastor Sidney Mitchell

First Church, Baton Rouge, Pastor William Bonee

Community of Hope Church, West Monroe, Pastor Scott Howell

Betania Church, Ruston, Pastor Marvin Velasquez

The following churches receive the Louisiana District Superintendent’s Award for being in

the top 10 in four of the five of these categories. You will receive a Eiffel Tower. It is a

reminder that you are to stand out in the town where you are ministering, remind

everyone where they are and keep pointing to the heavens.

TOP 10 IN FOUR CATEGORIES

GracePointe Church, Shreveport, Pastor David Craig

TOP 10 IN ALL FIVE CATEGORIES

Restoration Church, New Orleans, Pastor Florentino Murillo

Nouvelle Church, Lafayette, Pastor Dale Hoffpauir

Mana Church, Slidell, Pastor Honore Calera

Nueva Vida Church, Westbank (NO), Pastor Paula Murillo

Blanchard Church, Blanchard, Pastor Delbert Terry

Thank you for keeping the mission as the main thing and reaching new people with the gospel

of Jesus Christ. Join me in celebrating what God is doing through these pastors and churches.

The General Superintendent’s Growth award goes to a church from New Orleans making a

difference in their community and across the district - The Restoration Church under the

leadership of Pastor Florentino Murillo. Join me in congratulating Pastor Florentino Murillo

and the people of Restoration.

We must plant churches! In every parish, every city and town, and every neighborhood. We

must reach people with the gospel of Jesus Christ. But most of all we must pray. Luke 10:2

reminds us each day to pray that the Lord of the harvest will send out laborers into the

harvest. We must pray for revival, renewal, new vision and new opportunities to be on

mission.

Above the doorway of a church in London, there is a prayer carved into the stone. It reads:

“O God, make the door of this house wide enough to receive all who need Christ’s love

and fellowship and narrow enough to shut out all envy pride and strife.”

That is Christ’s prayer for the church – that we may be a humble, servant church,

welcoming, tolerant and inclusive. So as we make our way back into our community, back

to our homes, our schools, our places of employment, let us seek to wrap our arms around

all God’s children, welcoming them as Jesus did – instead of looking for ways to hold them

at arm’s length.

Let me share the words of Philippians 4:19 “And this same God who takes care of me will

supply all your needs from his glorious riches, which have been given to us in Christ Jesus.”

We must depend on God. We must attempt great things for God. We must leave room for God

to work in our plans, dreams and visions. If what we set out to do is accomplishable in our own

strength, then we are dreaming too small and not allowing room for God. Let’s dream great

dreams and attempt great things for God!

Leaving room for God, Respectfully submitted

Charles Fountain Jr. - District Superintendent

2. SDMI Chairman

SDMI Chairman Report to the Louisiana district SDMI Convention,

Dr. Chuck Fountain, Pastors and fellow Disciples on the Louisiana district, it is a privilege

to bring you my third report as Chairman of Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries

International for the Louisiana District. It is truly an honor to serve you and the Kingdom

in this capacity.

This year has truly been a blessing as we have served together to see kids, teens and

adults grow in their walk with Christ. David writes in Psalm 51:10, “create in me a clean

heart…Then I will teach transgressors your ways.” My prayer for the LA district is we will

experience Christ in such a way that he recreates in us that joy as it was in the begging

to be with Christ and to share Him with others!

God has given me a wonderful partner in ministry by blessing me with a loving and

supportive wife (Dawn). In one interview I had the DS said, “Not sure if I want you David

but I do know I want Dawn.” I am truly blessed! I thank Jesus for our sons Caleb and

Adam who love Jesus and are running the race with us with perseverance.

In addition to this, I serve with some of the best people on the district at GracePointe.

They continue to love, pray and encourage their Pastor on a daily basis. Each week

God is teaching us more about His plans for us to become a church that is blessing

people with the grace we have receive so we can point them to Christ!

This year, we have walked beside a very courageous Leader who is giving great vision

to our district in Dr. Chuck Fountain. I am thankful for his prayers, guidance, leadership

and dependability. Ladies and Gentlemen, we can trust Pastor Chuck.

I wish I could just invite you all to share in our SDMI meetings. WE are blessed to have

very talented and visionary leaders! William Bonee has served faithfully this year as our

secretary and kept track of statistics. We did much better this year with our reporting

but let me encourage you to report monthly what Jesus is accomplishing through you

at your churches! We need 100% reporting on our statistics.

Jan Rivet asked to resign this year and when no one stepped forward she just kept on

going. Thank you Jan for being a faithful steward! David Hoffpauir served as our Adult

Ministry Director and Sarah Garoby as our Children’s Ministry Director. Let me just say

that these two have worked hours in leading our ministries on the district. They led us as

we evaluated what we are doing and what we need to do better to make Louisiana a

leader in Making Disciples.

Cindy Richmond led our Women’s Ministry Retreat. We had a great turnout even

though it was scheduled during Naz Nite weekend. Carla Sundberg did a wonderful

job as our presenter and our ladies were encouraged and challenged! We have

moved this event to November 4-5 to avoid future conflicts. Make plans now to have

your ladies join us for this wonderful event!

Ranee Terry gave leadership to our second District Couples Conference which was led

by Hal and Debbi Perkins. 19 couples were a part of this weekend of discipleship. The

next conference is scheduled for September 21-22, 2017 so place this on your

calendars! The emphasis will be on the Art of Marriage. It will be worth your investment!

Cori Chesson, Katie Cook and Nancy Lambert gave great leadership to our Spring

Renewal Retreat. The retreat is now open to both laymen and clergy. We had a

wonderful retreat...Spirit-led worship and messages, good fellowship with the district

church family, and delicious food! Our total attendance was 46. Of this number, 35

were laypeople, 7 were pastors and spouses, and 2 were our visiting missionaries. Scott

& Dajunna Howell were our speakers and talked about God’s Dysfunctional, Delightful

Dynamic family! We look forward to great days ahead for our Spring Renewal Retreat!

Our Kids Camp was directed by Rick and Heidi Babin. New and exciting events and

opportunities were made available to our Kids. Over 68 kids and 33 workers walked

together as Our kids were challenged at “Rocking at 908” Pastor Pete did a fabulous

job of teaching our kids and our altars were full with kids committing their lives to Jesus!

We would like to challenge every church to send at least one child to camp this year so

that they could experience this life changing event!

We had another great year as Nancy Lambert directed our Kids Quizzing. What an

inspiration it is to see our children learning God’s Word! Eight churches participated this

year with 35 quizzers. We had12 quizzers who learned 20 Bible memory passages this

year! Let me encourage you to look at our kids quizzing materials. They are some of the

best around. It gets our kids into the word and gives opportunity for their parents to

learn with them.

Patience West directed our second annual Kids Quest which is a talent day on our

District for kids. We had around 36 kids participate and about 50 adults who came to

support them in our second event. Singing, drama, art work and cooking were some of

the events that our kids were encouraged to develop their talents to be used by Jesus!

This event will be moving to its own date next year on March 4, 2017 with expanded

sports and other fun events added to the list. Our kids are learning how to use their

talents for Jesus and we encourage you to join us next year for this event for your Kids!

Valinda Rester and Ranee Terry served as your elected lay members, David Young and

John Rabo served as your Clergy members and Erika Rivera Castillo served as our

Spanish Representative. What great representation was given from these who helped

guide our SDMI team this year!

We sponsored and additional opportunity for training this year as we had our first SDMI

District training even with Ray Neu. Ray gave us additional training on how to teach a

Bible story as if you were really there. We were taught to teach stories in a fun and

exploratory way. We had around 65 who were here at Rocky Creek to become better

disciples for Jesus! This year our event will be broadcast by satellite on September 24th

at GacePointe and at Baton Rouge. It will be from 9 am – 12:30 pm and you will go

away with new ideas for leading SDMI in your local church!

District Honor Awards: (See attached sheet)

The Vision for SDMI is threefold: We are to…

1. Be a People of Prayer- (Understand what he has done for us, in us and through us)

The most effective tool for Discipleship and Evangelism is Prayer!

People who talk to Jesus are people who talk about Jesus.

2. Be Engaged in His Word: (Listen to Jesus)

Matthew 7:24, “Everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into

practice…”

We must listen to Jesus every day!

3. Be Making Christ like Disciples: (Feed his lambs)

Jesus invested His life in a few one conversation at a time.

Our goal for this year is “Discipleship Explored”. Discipleship is more than just leading

someone to Christ. It is learning to walk in the steps of the Spirit! Let’s review what we

are doing in our Sunday School classes and small groups. Pray, learn and go. Feed

families, visit nursing homes, help out at your local pregnancy shelter. Get outside of

your church and go explore ways to be His disciple!

Let’s be true to our holiness heritage and do what Jesus asks us to do…

Matthew 28:19-20 (The Message)

“Jesus, undeterred, went right ahead and gave his charge: “God authorized and

commanded me to commission you: Go out and train everyone you meet, far and

near, in this way of life, marking them by baptism in the threefold name: Father, Son,

and Holy Spirit. Then instruct them in the practice of all I have commanded you. I’ll be

with you as you do this, day after day after day, right up to the end of the age.”

Respectfully Submitted,

David B. Craig

3. NMI President

Wow! This has been a truly amazing year. It has been challenging, fun, scary, and I

believe God inspired. It has been a humbling experience to share my heart and

dreams with you throughout this last year.

I could not have asked for a better council or more supportive people to surround and

encourage me. I must confess that I had my doubts at the beginning of the year, but

felt that if God wanted me here then He would provide for each step along the way.

As with every new venture in life there has been a learning curve and I have to thank

you, the entire District for standing behind me and accepting my faults with grace,

mercy, and love. Everyone may say it, but I know that the Louisiana District is special.

The council has been a huge blessing and huge shout out goes to them for accepting

me with my ADD brain and helping me stay on track. If you serve on the council please

stand. These people are amazing and some of the best people you will ever meet.

They truly love God and have a burning desire to see the world reached for him.

NMI is four foundations that we stand on to share our mission with the world, Prayer,

Discipleship, Giving, and Education. Let me share with you a few ways that God has

been moving in NMI in Louisiana this year.

Prayer: We ended convention last year with plans to go back to Haiti this past January.

During preparations for the trip I had some misgivings and asked the Council to pray

and fast with me. Satan was really working on each of us. We all felt that we needed

to go because we had made a commitment but each time I prayed I felt God telling

me that this was not the trip for us. After two weeks of prayer we came together for a

meeting and as only God can do we unanimously agreed that God did not want us on

this trip. We ultimately decided that God did want us to help finish the Church we

started last year and so we sent the money on to Haiti and are waiting for the roof to be

finished in the next few months. The money is being used to hire local skilled workers,

which in turn is boosting the economy in the area. It’s not the way we would have

chosen in our humanness, but it’s the way God wanted it to be.

Also, if you’re not already a part of our district prayer chain you should sign up today. It

is an amazing resource to stay connected with what is happening in our district and to

know how to focus our prayers. Interceding in one of the best ways I have found to

stay grounded in my walk with Christ. Bringing every decision, every thought, every

emotion to the Lord, means He is leading us in every step that we take.

Discipleship: This year we have had a few exciting opportunities to join with our sister

churches for work projects. A few of our churches meet together in Winnsboro at

Family Community Church to help the get prepared for the school year. They put

together lockers, installed lights, cleaned, painted, and various other projects. It was a

combination of Adults and teens coming together and being used as the hands and

feet of Jesus. We also had the Koinoina Church lead a project at the Nueva Vida

Church in New Orleans. This is the perfect opportunity to share our skills and God given

talents with those around us. It can also break down barriers and put us on an even

playing field with new Christians. Paul was a tentmaker, You can’t tell me that He didn’t

preach when we was working. Working together on a project, on a work and witness

trip, or just teaching someone how to do something can open up so many possibilities if

we are open to it and looking for them. Discipling is an intentional act of reaching out

to another person and sharing our heart and our story of what God has done for us.

Giving: Monetary support is a big part of our mission. We are not all able to physically

go unto every nation, but we are able to give financial support to others. I am amazed

at our giving. Give yourselves a hand Louisiana, because this year was awesome. We

have 11 churches that gave over 100% and 8 churches that gave over 110%. It is truly

amazing.

Are you ready for this? THE WEF has been met. This is the first time in many years that

we have paid the WEF in full, but that’s not the end, we have gone over and above our

goal!!! Way to go Louisiana!

Education: Friendship Church hosted our 2nd Annual Children’s Mission Rally. It was an

exciting time! We had around 40+ people including kids and adults. Bro. Chuck was

our missionary speaker. Being raised as a Missionary Kid he was the perfect choice to

share with our kids about what life looks in a foreign country. Kids and adults alike had

a great time!! Children and teens are a vital part of missions, they are not the future,

and they are now! It’s important to remember in your planning that you are creating

opportunities for them to share about what’s happening in their life and to see how

Jesus is guiding them to be mission minded.

Now that we’ve don’t that, where do we go from here?

So, if you weren’t here last night or haven’t guessed our theme yet; our focus is “Doing

Life Together!” For me this has become a personal mission statement. Each day I strive

to be intentional in my contact with others, with people at our church, with our kids,

teens, my coworkers, people I meet standing in line at Dairy Queen. It means loving

these people to Jesus, its messy, its tiring, its dirty, but it’s also fun, it’s an adventure, it’s

usually something you didn’t plan on, and it requires us to be flexible with our time,

money, and resources. Most importantly its love! And I believe it’s the ministry that God

has called each of us too. If we are being led by the Spirit then He will give us what we

need to see it through. But it takes practice to see the signs and to put it into play. So

here is your challenge. I left off last night asking you to pray about a person that

needed you to show them God’s love, it could be someone in your church, it could be

someone that needs to be in your church. The challenge is to pick a set of gloves from

the table and use them in the next two weeks to reach out to that person. You could

do yard work, You might cook a meal to share with someone, maybe God is going to

use you to teach someone how to do maintenance on a car or house, the list could go

on forever and is only limited to your imagination. So if you haven’t already, pick up a

pair of gloves after we get finished and practice being intentional with the people in

your life.

The District Project Book is something that I’m very excited to implement this year.

Essential this is a list of needs around our district. We are calling the needs Projects,

mainly because it’s a fairly broad term and we did not want to limit what God can do.

These projects include, painting a playground, installing light kits and dimmer switches,

checking out AC/Heat units, building projects, outreaches, painting, etc. We will

continue to update the project as more projects are added and as they are

completed!! These projects are open to any groups. Say you’re a men’s prayer group

and decide you need something to do; you could look in the project book and find

that a church needs help hanging some dry wall and painting. Or you’re a part of a

youth group and you see that a church needs help with workers for a VBS, so you

decide to load and be the hands and feet of Jesus to some children. Now these

projects are not funded by NMI, there may be times when we are able to help with

that, but most projects should be funded by the church asking for help. I know this is

different from anything that we’ve done before, but part of Doing Life Together is

reaching out a hand to our sisters churches and supporting the ministries around the

state. The dream for the Project Book is ultimately for each district on our region to

have one and be able to do projects in all of the districts.

While we are talking about projects and trips I want to tell you about the Maps hanging

on the wall over here. As you can see they are gold and we have one of the World

and one of the US. These are some of the coolest maps that I have ever seen. It’s

called a scratch map. When you scrap a coin across a country or a state, a color is

revealed under the gold foil. So we are going to state keeping up with all of our

missions and outreach trips using these maps so we will have a visual of all the places

around the world that our district has touched. Sometimes it helps us to see where we

have been and where we have left to go.

Once again I want to thank you for this opportunity to serve our district. To serve you.

And I want you to know that I am available to you and to your church. I love to travel

and I love to meet people. If you need help with a meeting, if you need a missions

service presented, if you just want to changed things up. So please, use me, as the

District President it’s my job and my honor to be a resource. Whether it’s answering

questions by e-mail, messenger or text, sharing my heart in a ladies meeting or just

joining your services for a Faith Promise, I want to see our district succeed in Missions, in

Doing Life Together, and ultimately in Growing the Kingdom of Christ.

Thank you, Respectively Submitted

Cori Chesson

4. NYI President

Welcome and Greetings

Good evening and thank you all for being here tonight! I want to welcome our

District Superintendent, Rev. Chuck Fountain, pastors, youth pastors, NYI presidents,

youth workers, youth groups, and church representatives to the 2016 Louisiana District

NYI Convention! This is my fifth (5th) report as your District NYI President.

Praise Jesus and His Workers

I would like to take a minute and say THANK YOU for being here tonight. Pastors

and youth leaders, you being here is more than just a time for training or hearing a

report, it shows our teenagers that you genuinely care and support them in their

endeavor to allow Christ to reign in their lives. Teenagers, you being here shows our

adults that there is something good in this generation and that Christ is doing amazing

work in your lives. So again, Thank You!

Also, I must give a special Thank You to GracePointe Church and my youth

group. They’ve allowed me to carry on my duties as the NYI President that have taken

me away from my local responsibilities at times. Thank you for your support and prayers.

Thank you to the 2015-2016 NYI Council! If you would, please stand and be

recognized at this time. These guys have sacrificed time away from their family and

church to call this generation to a dynamic life in Christ. I lean heavily on our NYI

Leadership. They have exceeded my expectations and I am grateful for them!

We also need to take a moment and recognize those who serve as youth

pastors, NYI Presidents, or youth worker volunteers. If you would, please stand. You

deserve recognition for the work you do with our teenagers! You make NYI possible on

the local level as well as on our district. You are vital parts of teenagers’ lives. Continue

to care for them, disciple them, and most importantly love them.

And last, but certainly not least, I must give a special Thank You to my wife,

Ciara. She has supported me in many ways: as her husband, father to our beautiful

daughter, pastor, and District NYI President, and her plate is full. She is an amazing

woman and I’m blessed to have her as my wife! Thank you for your support and your

love.

This past year was interesting for our family, to say the least. But God has

revealed and the Holy Spirit has directed like never before in my life. Not to sound

cliche, but I must thank Jesus Christ for what He’s done in my life and what He is doing

in my life! As church leaders, our work is in vain if it’s not Kingdom oriented. “All we do,

we do for the glory of God…”

Statistical Information for 2015

According to the 2015 District Journal, there were 469 members of NYI! That’s an

increase of 13 members! Awesome job pastors and youth leaders!

I would also like to take this time and recognize the churches who have helped

finance the Louisiana District NYI. This data is according to the March 2016 District

Newsletter. If your church paid 1% or 100% of your budgets, you helped make NYI

ministry possible for Louisiana. If you are the youth leader of the church, please stand. If

the youth leader is not present, then pastor, please stand. Because of time, I will read

the churches somewhat fast. The churches are also on the slide.

Baker Baton Rouge Blanchard

Bossier Bossier Korean Camino de Santidad

Cenchrea Crosspoint Crowley

DeRidder Ebenezer Family Community

Friendship GracePointe Holly Grove

Kenner Lake Charles LightWay

Mana Slidell Many Marksville

McCoy McVay Monroe 1st

New Iberia New Orleans 1st N.O. Fildadelphia

N.O. Restoration Nouvelle Pearl River

Shreveport 1st Slidell Sulphur

Trinity Vivian Faith Community

West Monroe 1st The Fountains (DS)

Thank you again for your financial support.

SNU Extravaganza 2015

2015 Total Participants: 55

Extravaganza 2015 was great! There were close to 1000 students, parents, and

youth workers on the campus of Southern Nazarene University. Banning Dawson, SNU’s

worship leader, lead us in worship and Brooklyn Lindsey spoke. We had several students

participate in sports and quizzing! God used this weekend in a mighty way!

Teen Bible Quizzing

2015 was the first time in a long time Louisiana had teen bible quizzers that

quizzed on our district. In previous years, a few churches quizzed with the once

Mississippi District and Dallas District. This year we had 5 churches participate with 17

student participants; and our teenagers quizzed fantastically last year! We competed in

St. Louis for a national quiz and we took 2 teams to Extravaganza. The teens quizzed

well both in teams and as individuals. Dawson Phillips finished 13th overall at

Extravaganza and our A-Team finished 1st in the Silver division. David Phillips did a

phenomenal job this year of directing our quizzers. Thank you to all who helped

resurrect teen bible quizzing in Louisiana! The Word of God does not return void. These

students are learning scripture that will forever impact their lives! David Phillips will be

teaching some Bible Quizzing basics tomorrow during the morning workshop session as

well as holding a Teen Bible Quiz camp on August 19 and 20. Please see him if you have

any questions or if you're interested in Teen Bible Quizzing.

SuperCamp 2015

Students: 74

Adults Sponsors: 41

Total Participants: 115

SuperCamp was awesome last year! Our theme was “LifeApps.” We challenged

students to trade in some of the apps that distract them from God for an “app” that

could bring them closer. These apps were Spiritual Disciplines. SNU Remedy lead

worship, the SNU Crew helped out in our activities and games, and Michael Pigg, South

Texas NYI President and youth pastor, spoke. Michael did a phenomenal job of

preaching through some of the disciplines. We also had a Q/A time in the mornings. This

gave the students an opportunity to anonymously text in questions throughout the

week and ask whatever they wanted about God, life, or whatever was on their mind.

As I mentioned last year, I believe camps are arguably the greatest opportunities

we have as a district to impact the Kingdom of God. At no other time in the year do we

have 100 plus teenagers or kids gather to hear the Word of God. These are valuable

times in the lives of our students. Please make every effort to send your student to camp

this year!

NYC 2015

I’ve got a few students to help me out with the NYC portion of my report. If you would

please, make your way to the front. (Noah Terry, Hope Dupuy, Danae Phillips, and

Stephanie Brestle).

Stephanie: If you would, please share with us about your expectations of NYC. How did

it change throughout the week? How did these experiences impact you?

Noah: If you would, please share with us about our Pre-NYC mission project. Where did

we go, who did we meet, and what did we do? How did it impact you?

Hope: If you would, please share with us about your experience with the worship

services. Who was your favorite band, what was your favorite speak, and what was it

like praying the Lord’s Prayer with 7000 other people? How did it impact you?

Danae: If you would, please share with us your experience with the Uspiritus

organization. What did we do, what was your favorite part about the project, how did it

impact you?

NYC 2015 was amazing! God was present! From July 8-12, God moved, called,

equipped, and empowered those present at the conference. The students and adults

who attended NYC will be forever changed because of this “once in a lifetime”

opportunity. God’s kingdom is real!

Before NYC began, we met with Chad, the youth pastor of New Breed Church.

New Breed is a newstart church in the west side of Louisville, KY. The Shawnee

community is an underprivileged part of town. The majority of people live in poverty.

Chad led us on a prayer walk around the community. We met a couple of the church

members. God is doing some great things in this community!

For our Mission With Others (MWO) project, we worked with Uspiritus, the largest

orphanage organization is Kentucky. We cleaned a creek and organized clothes. We

also got a chance to meet a few of the kids (we were not allowed to take their

pictures). Please pray for Uspiritus as they minister to kids and families in Kentucky.

When NYC registration began, our students, who had collected baby clothes,

diapers, and other things babies need, brought “bundles of hope.” These bundles of

hope will help serve over 200 organizations and countless families in the Louisville area.

Again, God moved in a mighty way at NYC! Thank you for your support during

our time in Louisville, KY. May God continue to bless our students, youth workers, pastors,

and churches as we continue to seek Him and His kingdom on earth. I have to thank

David Craig our NYC coordinator and the adult volunteers once again for their help.

NYC wouldn’t have been possible with you!

Revivalution/Turkey Bowl 2015

This is my report for Revivalution 2015. We hosted a Bible Quiz Meet to begin the

weekend, thanks to the hard work of quiz director David Phillips. Going into this event,

with the direction of the Holy Spirit, we developed the theme “The Call”. We wanted

the teens to understand and even learn a little bit about their leaders and youth

pastors. The decision was made to not pay a special speaker to come in for the event.

Instead, Charlie Ashby, Matthew Bryan, and I (Shane Weaver) each took a service and

shared testimonies about how God called us to ministry. We also led worship ourselves

instead of paying a band. David Hater, Charlie Ashby, Matthew Bryan, Joni Brown, Jeff

Brown, and I each took a role playing an instrument and/or leading vocally. I feel like

the worship was very much anointed and the teens participated extremely well. We

played many new games with the help of Cori Chesson, and Joni Brown. The human

foosball became the battle ring (much like the Voice) for the most epic lip sync battle

in Louisiana NYI history! Denise McKelvain and her team not only kept us fed, but they

fed us well. The Turkey Bowl was a big hit, minus the mosquitos! Throughout the

weekend we had trash cans set up at the front of the Tabernacle for people to write

down and throw away the “trash” that they wanted God to remove from their lives. We

took out a lot of “trash” as we left the grounds. It could not have happened any better

way, because the dumpsters were overflowing with trash from the whole weekend,

they stunk, and we left reminded, with the stench in our noses, exactly where sin

belongs.

Challenge

As I mentioned earlier, 2015 was a great year for Louisiana NYI. Spiritual growth

took place, the Kingdom of God grew, and the Holy Spirit is continuing to transform

lives. My challenge for our pastors, youth pastors, youth ministry volunteers, and

teenagers is simple: keep going; don’t stop; press on! God is not done with you yet!

I mentioned in April’s newsletter that Extravaganza 2016 was a great way to kick

off NYI in 2016-2017. Of course, I’ll report on it next year, but we were challenged. Here,

at NYI Convention, I hope you are challenged with the training that will take place and

the reports you hear. At District Assembly in a few weeks, I hope you are challenged. At

our camps this year, I hope you are challenged. Why; because challenges cause us to

set goals, they cause us to think, they cause us to take action.

An area that I’ve been praying about for our District NYI is a student leadership

team. This team of students will be separate from the council, but work closely with the

council as we strive to reach this generation for Christ. This team of students will be

made up of students who feel called into the ministry, who display leadership skills, and

who have a genuine love for Christ. This team will aide in camp planning, small group

development, and retreat planning as we attempt to tap into the gifts God has blessed

our teens with, even in their young age.

I challenge you to do the same! Maybe your church has a student leadership

team. Maybe your teenagers are your kids ministry leaders and youth group leaders.

Maybe your teenagers are the only group who helps at VBS, but if not, it’s time to think

about including them in the church. I believe when kids and teengers are utilized in the

church, they stay in the church; into their college life, married life, and as parents. Why,

because they are apart of the church, not a part from the church… Who knows what

church board secretaries (God help them), church treasurers, Sunday school teachers,

worship leaders, and pastors might be in your church. The talent and gifts in your church

are waiting to be utilized for the kingdom. In the words of Shia LeBouf, “Do it!”

Many years ago, my youth leader and pastor saw potential in me. A potential

I’m not sure I would’ve accepted had they not challenged me. I’d still be little ol’

Charlie had they not said, “Charlie, God has something special for you! I can see it.” I

could tell they meant it and so, I believed it. Talk to that student you see potential in;

mentor them; care for them; allow them to be apart of the church. No matter how far

from God you think they are, God still sees them for what they can become through His

mighty power at work within them!

Again thank you for another great year and thank again for being here this

evening. May God continue to bless you, your church, your youth ministry, and the

students you are reaching for Christ! With your help and through the direction of the

Holy Spirit, 2016 is going to be another Kingdom year for our district!

Together in Christ,

Rev. Charlie Ashby

President, Louisiana District NYI

B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

1. District Advisory Board

We, the District Advisory Board, submit the following report:

During the course of the year, the District Advisory Board met and took action such as:

1) Met as needed to fulfill requirements in accordance with Manual, paragraphs

221-222.

2) Processed interim ministerial transfers and referred them to the Board of Ministry

in accordance with Manual, paragraph 223.

3) Approved the appointment of pastors for the 2015/2016 church year.

4) Approved the following local church items:

a. Declared West Monroe First and Sulphur First disorganized.

b. Approved the name change from West Monroe Faith Community to Faith

Community of Hope

c. Approved the organization of Nouvelle.

5) Approved the following Church Property items:

a. Approved a transfer plan of property from Bossier City to Roca De

Salvation.

b. Approved the request from Lightway Church to finance $5,790 for

parsonage air conditioning.

c. Approved the request from Crowley First to refinance $75,000 for

fellowship hall

d. Approved the request from West Monroe Faith Community to purchase

adjacent lot and house for $2,288

e. Approved the request from Lake Charles First to sell an unused portion of

property for $2,850

f. Approved the sale of Cameron property for $9,000 to a new buyer

following default on previous lease/purchase.

g. Approved the request from Family Community in Winnsboro to receive the

donation of a cemetery.

6) Approved the following District items:

a. Moved funds from Alexandria New Start into church planting fund.

b. Affirmed a new Ministry Assessment Plan

c. Required that any church receiving financial support from the district

provide a financial statement to the District Treasurer by the 15th of the

month.

Respectfully submitted,

DALE HOFFPAUIR, Secretary CHUCK FOUNTAIN, Chairman

2. Board of Ministry

Partial Report No. 1

We, the Board of Ministry, recommend the following:

1. That the following elders be received by transfer:

James Ericson – South Texas

Elgin Glendenning – Kansas

A. Glenn Messer – North Carolina

2. That the following elders be transferred and received:

Thomas Allen – Florida

James Abenroth – Wisconsin

Steven Hunt – Intermountain

Daniel Mercado – North Carolina

J.D. Sailors – Kentucky

Richard Johnson – Kentucky

Troy Sundermeyer – to Kansas City, (pending)

Linda Mercado (Deacon) – North Carolina


We, the Board of Ministry, recommend the following:

1. The following be granted minister’s license: Javier Alor Hernandez, Maria Elena

Garrido Garcia Alor, Brayden Hunt, Jose Serrano.

2. The following be granted renewal of minister’s license: Levi Ashby, Miguel Cardona,

David Castillo, Jerry Cole, Julio Escobar, Emily Greenhalge, David Hater, James Philen,

Erika Rivera-Castillo, Esteban Rivas, Marvin Velasquez Ciguenza, Shane Weaver, Jeralyn

Wilhite Linda Willingham, Steve Willingham.

3. The following be elected to Elder’s Orders: David Hater, Linda Willingham.

4. That the following registered evangelist status be renewed: Patricia G. Ulmet.


We recommend the following on student placement in the licensed minister course of

study:

1. Continued in Level 1 – Jose Serrano.

2. Placed in Level 2 – Maria Elena Alor, Javier Alor, Miguel Cardona, Brayden Hunt,

Jeralyn Wilhite, Steve Willingham.

3. Continued in Level 2 – Levi Ashby, David Castillo, Erika Rivera-Castillo, Julio Escobar.

4. Placed in Level 3 – Emily Greenhalge, James Philen, Marvin Velasquez.

5. Continued in Level 3 – Esteban Rivas.

6. Placed in Level 4- Shane Weaver.

7. Graduated from the Course of Study – David Hater, Linda Willingham.


We, the Board of Ministry, recommend these qualifying years of full-time ministerial

assignment be credited the following:

1. Javier Alor: 2 Years

2. Maria Elena Alor: 2 Years

3. Levi Ashby: 1 ½ Years

4. Matthew Bryan: 0 (new)

5. Miguel Cardona: 2 Years

6. David Castillo: 3 Years

7. Erika Rivera-Castillo: 3 Years

8. Emily Greenhalge: 1 ½ Years

9. David Hater: 5 Years

10. Brayden Hunt: 0 (new)

11. Julio Escobar: 5 Years

12. James Philen: 2 Years

13. Esteban Rivas: 4 Years

14. Jose Serrano: 1 Year

15. Marvin Velasquez: 7 Years

16. Shane Weaver: 1 Year

17. Jeralyn Wilhite: 1 ½ Years

18. Linda Willingham: 3 ½ Years

19. Steve Willingham: 4 Years

Respectfully Submitted:

David F. Young, Secretary Charles A. Fountain, Chairman

C. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

1. Finance Committee

We, your Committee on Finance, recommend: 1. Funding the Mission or FTM shall be the over arching name for all funds given by the local

church to support the mission of the church on the district, the region and the international or general church level. Hereafter called DFTM for the district expenditures; WEF or World Evangelism expenditures; P&B for Pension and Benefits expenditures; and Educational for regional college (SNU) expenditures.

2. The District Funding the Mission (FTM) shall consist of the District Operations Fund, Home Mission Fund, District Camp Fund and the District Auxiliary Funds (NYI, NMI and SDMI).

3. The World Evangelism Fund (WEF) the Pensions and Benefits Fund (P&B) and the Educational Fund (SNU) are separate from the District FTM.

4. That each church strive to pay the Funding the Mission (budgets) in full following a Biblical tithe and offering model. Churches should calculate the FTM (budgets) using the calculator provide at www.fundingthemission.org or the report form provided by the district. The FTM (budget) formula is computed on a base of all church income minus missions giving (which includes WEF, and approved specials). A. The budgets shall be considered paid in full when the following percentage of income

(as designated above) are given: World Evangelism Fund - WEF = 5.5% of income (set by the General Church) Pension & Benefits Fund - P&B = 2.25% of income (set by the General Church) Education Fund - SNU = 2.25% of income (set by the General Church) District Funding the Mission - FTM = 8% of income (if approved by this assembly this represents a 1% decrease for the local church and a 12% reduction on all district budgetary line items)

B. Each church is to report their weekly income to www.fundingthemission.org and the FTM are to be paid weekly to the respective FTM accounts. A. District FTM should be mailed to: Dajunna Howell, District Treasurer, 1419 Willis

Street, West Monroe, LA, 71291. (For those new start churches tithing to Funding the Mission this address should be used for those payments as well.)

B. WEF & P&B FTM and all approved specials giving may be paid online or mailed to: General Treasurer, PO Box 843116, Kansas City, MO. 64184-3116.

C. Education FTM should be mailed to: Southern Nazarene University, 6729 NW 39th Expressway, Bethany, OK 73008.

5. The District Operations Budget be set at $232,390.50. 6. That the District FTM use $31,390.00 from the rental of the Louisiana District Office and

parsonage in Alexandria to offset expenditures for district operations and that the $10,000. received from camp offerings be used to offset camp meeting expense.

7. That the District FTM (8% of church income minus WEF and Approved Specials) will be allocated as follows:

A. District Operations $131,150.00 B. Rocky Creek Camp $ 30,780.00 C. NMI $ 10,000.00 D. NYI $ 10,000.00 E. SDMI $ 10,000.00

8. All new start churches will be assigned funding allocations according to the following schedule: all new start churches that are not yet organized and officially designated Restart churches will give 10% of their offering into the Church Planting Fund and mail it to the District Treasurer as listed above each week.

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9. All new start churches will be encouraged to give generously to the WEF, approved specials and other mission giving and this be sent directly to the General Treasurer as listed above.

10. That new start churches using property allocated to them by the district will receive assistance for the first year of their meeting. The second year that assistance will be cut by 25% and the church must begin to pay a portion (25%) of the expenses. Further that each year thereafter the support be reduced from the district by 25% until the local church is fully funding all expenses.

11. That each pastor district the District Finance Committee report to their local church board within one month of the District Assembly.

12. That the District Operations Fund will be assigned an allocated as indicated in the budget worksheets (green) attached to this report.

13. The Advisory Board is “to act, in consultation with the district superintendent, as a Finance

Committee between assemblies with authority to adjust operational budgets as deemed necessary (MANUAL par. 222.13). Further that effective with the close of the 2016 District Assembly the District Advisory Board will be the Finance Committee for the District assemblies of the future.

14. The financial record of the district treasurer and departmental treasurers will be reviewed annually, in accordance with MANUAL par. 203.25. A copy of the report will be given to the District tAuditing Committee.

15. The District superintendent will be given a month’s vacation annually with pay, and will be

granted the privilege of holding revivals and conventions on the Louisiana District at his discretion. He will be allowed two weeks off the district for revivals and conventions.

16. The Louisiana Family newsletter will be posted on the district website www.ladistrict.org under the supervision of the district superintendent, the District Advisory Board, and the department heads.

17. Each local church can access an electronic district journal for free on the district website www.ladistrict.org.

18. The district boards and committee members will be reimbursed for mileage at 30 cents per mile and for meals and lodging expenses while attending called meetings.

19. Each church receiving district financial assistance will send a monthly financial report to the district treasurer. Funds will be mailed immediately upon receipt of the monthly report. This report shall be due no later than the 15th of each month.

20. The district superintendent will be reimbursed for all business and professional expenses under an accountable business expense reimbursement policy, as established by the District Advisory Board in accordance with IRS regulations 1.162-17 and 1.274-5(e).

21. Each church should pay the expenses of its elected delegates and ex officio members attending the district conventions and assembly.

22. Each church should provide for the proper accounting of all moneys as required by the Manual, paragraphs 129.21-24 and 136-136.6.

23. Each church should receive an annual offering for the Nazarene Bible College and the Nazarene Theological Seminary. The funds should be mailed to the following addresses: NBC to 1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910 and NTS to 1700 E. Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131. These offerings shall be considered Approved Specials.

Pastoral Support 24. We recommend: Each church, where appropriate and possible, should endeavor to employ

its pastor on a full-time basis. 25. The pastors' and paid assistants' salaries are to be carefully reviewed annually (see Manual

paragraph 129.8). It should be recognized that a salary increase would not be an actual

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increase unless it is above the current cost-of-living index. When a pastor leads a church in growth that is reflected in increased finances, let this be a factor in determining the amount of increase in his/her salary and benefits. We further recommend that the 25% formula be implemented as follows: a. We recommend the salary and benefits reflect the "25% formula": 25% salary & cash benefits for pastoral staff, 25% property related items, mortgage debt, etc. [including pastoral housing], 25% ministry & programs, 25% denominational giving [budgets] and special offerings. b. We recommend that each church recognize $160,000 raised for all purposes is the level understood to be a viable church in ministry with the ability to support a full-time pastor. A pastor of a church raising less than $160,000 for all purposes may be permitted outside employment to supplement his/her income. c. Each church, when calling a new pastor, is responsible for covering the moving expense for the incoming pastor. An additional "settling in allowance" of a minimum of one week's salary should also be considered.

26. A study should be made of pastors' and associates' compensation to determine means of limiting tax liability. Professional assistance is available through the district office and Pensions and Benefits Office at the Global Ministry Center. We recommend that local churches seek assistance relating to the tax laws and their impact on tax liability of the pastor and associates.

27. The pastor's salary is to be considered a preferred claim over all other expenses. 28. The pastor should be given a love offering equal to at least one week's salary as a

Christmas gift. 29. Churches should carefully consider the benefits and implications of whether to offer their

pastor the opportunity to own his/her own home, or to provide a church-owned parsonage. 30. When a pastor or associate purchases his/her own home, a housing allowance should be

established commensurate with IRS policies and the 25% formula recommended in item #23. 29. If the parsonage is owned by the local church, the church is responsible for providing needed repairs and maintenance.

31. Since most insurance policies on a parsonage cover only contents owned by the church, we recommend the local church pay the extra premium for contents coverage or notify the pastor of his/her responsibility.

32. Health insurance for the pastor and associates should be provided by the local church. We also urge: a. Investigation into, and provision for, dental and vision care insurance. b. Consideration of reimbursement of the annual deductible and the medical expenses not paid by the insurance provider or alternative provider.

33. Consideration should be given to providing supplemental term life insurance and long-term disability insurance for the pastor and associates offered by the Global church.

34. The local church should provide for pastor's and associate's car expense reimbursement. Consideration should include operating cost, maintenance, depreciation, insurance and registration. Because of tax benefits, some churches may wish to provide a car for their pastor.

35. Each church should pay the pastor's expenses when attending district meetings (if not otherwise reimbursed).

36. Each church should set aside an amount, on a regular basis, to send its pastor and spouse to the general assembly and other conferences provided by the Global church.

37. Recognizing that official entertainment is a local church expense, consideration should be given to establishing an expense account to reimburse the pastor for expenses incurred in carrying out professional responsibilities.

38. The local church should reimburse the pastor for the full amount of the social security tax based on the total of his salary and housing allowance or parsonage rental value (including utilities), in harmony with the official IRS quarterly schedule.

39. The local church should establish a retirement plan for the pastor through the tax-sheltered annuity programs offered by the Global church. This is an especially important item for those churches that provide a parsonage rather than a housing allowance for their pastor. A Global church-sponsored TSA can be used to provide housing for a minister in his/her retirement.

40. We urge each local church to pay their Pensions and Benefits Fund in full. This enables pastors and retired eiders to receive additional benefits.

41. The pastor should be given an annual paid vacation. We suggest the following schedule for the total years of full-time service, not just the tenure of service at the current assignment (vacation time should not be accumulated from year to year):

• 1-4 years—two weeks (14 days, including two Sundays);

• 5-14 years—three weeks (21 days, including three Sundays);

• 15 years and up—four weeks (28 days, including four Sundays);

• Each church should pay the supply minister in the pastor's absence.

42. That each church adequately compensate supply pastors for their service. Recommended compensation for pulpit supply would include travel (district approved amount of 30 cents per mile) and meals plus honoraria according to the following scale:

• For churches raising less than $50,000 per year: $50 per service

• For churches raising $50,000-$100,000 per year: $75 per service

• For churches raising $101,000-$300,000 per year: $100 per service

• For churches raising more than $300,000 per year: $150 per service

• He/she should be notified of this amount at the time of his/her call.

43. The pastor is urged to take at least one day each week for relaxation and refreshment of the mind, soul, and body. Since this is not always possible, we recommend compensating days off be given and that the local church insist on days off, not to carry over from one quarter to any other quarter.

44. Pastor Appreciation Day should be observed in October as a way to honor pastors and associates. During this time and other significant times during the year the local church should look for ways to meet special needs the pastor may have, or to give special honor to the pastor.

45. Out of a deep concern for our pastors and paid ministry staff to avoid burnout and stress and to keep a clear continuing vision for their church and ministry, we recommend that churches give a continuing professional development sabbatical for their pastor and paid ministry staff each time they have completed seven years of ministry in that local church or completed a major building program. This leave with pay and benefits should be from 4 to 8 weeks in length and would be in addition to regular vacation time with their family. This time would be used for rest, renewal, and study. This will aid our pastors and paid ministry staff in finding new creative ways to help the church accomplish its ministry vision. A rested and refreshed pastor and paid ministry staff will help to build even stronger relationships with their church. We strongly recommend that each church implement this policy.

46. Each church should encourage its pastoral staff to enrich its ministry by providing funds and time for continuing education. The church board can assist the staff in continuing education by providing a book allowance and/or an allotment for continuing education.

Support of Evangelists

47. We recommend that full-time tenured, commissioned, and registered evangelists be

supported in the following manner: a. One or more revivals each year in the local church, and we strongly recommend the use of

Nazarene tenured, commissioned or registered evangelists. Churches may want to consider prayer retreats, lay witness missions, and other spiritual renewal emphases in lieu of one of the regularly designated revivals.

b. The church board set a minimum honorarium for the evangelist equal to twice the pastor's salary, including cash benefits, for each week (Sunday) of services, plus an adequate amount for travel. He/she should be notified of this minimum amount at the time of his/her call (Manual, par. 129.11).

c. We urge that, as a matter of policy, churches notify an evangelist at least 90 days prior to the scheduled date of the meeting in case of cancellation, or reimburse him/her one week's salary.

d. Where there is a pastoral change, the church board notifies the scheduled evangelist. e. We urge each church to follow the recommendation of Evangelism Ministries of sending a

Christmas love offering to each evangelist who held meetings within that church year. f. if a full-time commissioned or registered evangelist must cancel for health reasons, the

church is encouraged to send a love offering to the evangelist. Respectfully Submitted, Dajunna Howell, Secretary Charles Fountain Jr., Chairman

2. Nominating Committee

The following nominations are:

1. District Advisory Board

Elect 4 (2 Elders / 2 Lay) – 1 Lay and 1 Elder. Highest vote total terms to expire 2020; 1 Lay and 1 Elder. Second Highest vote total terms to expire in 2019. These should be elected by a majority vote. The following were nominated and indicated in writing that they are qualified and willing to serve.

Elders; Dale Hoffpauir, Dustin McDavid, Ron Scherer, David Young

Lay; Rick Babin, Vernon Brandt, Dajunna Howell, Jan Rivet, David Phillips

Presently Serving: (Term expiring 2017) William Bonee, Howard Hoffpauir. (Term expiring 2018) John Rabo, Philip Lambert

2. Finance Committee

We recommend that the District Advisory Board serve in the role of the District Assembly Finance Committee, by acclamation.

3. Board of Ministry (Term to expire 2017)

Charles Fountain, David Young, Scott Howell, David Hoffpauir, Dale Hoffpauir,

Florentino Murillo, John Rabo, Delbert Terry, Charles Ashby, Josue Murillo, James

Ericson, William Bonee, Gary Jones, Cindy Richmond, Julissa Rivas, Sidney

Mitchell, Ron Scherer, Dustin McDavid, David Craig, Dan West, Danny Rester, by

acclamation.

4. General Assembly Delegates

Nominate at least six to elect one. First ballot will be a nominating ballot and then the

number reduced by 50% for each successive ballots until election. The election of the

General Assembly delegate shall require majority vote. If a majority is received on the

first ballot we will move to the election of alternates. We further recommend that

alternates be elected by a plurality ballot in descending order based on the number of

votes received using all names on the original nominating ballot except the one

elected to serve.

Lay – Heidi Babin, John Bowie, Jazmin Cardona, Howard Hoffpauir, Dajunna

Howell, Dana Phillips, Ranee Terry, Blaine Thibodeaux.

5. Auditing Committee (Term to expire 2017): Danny Rester, John Bowie, Vernon Brandt,

by acclamation.

6. Court of Appeals (Term to expire 2017): Elders – Chuck Fountain, Gary Jones, Elgin

Glendenning; Lay – Gerri Smith, Weldon McClung. By Acclamation.

7. District Assembly Assistants (Term to expire 2017): To be named by the District

Secretary, Dan West

8. Southern Nazarene University Trustee – Lay; Heidi Babin on a Yes/No ballot.

Respectfully Submitted:

John Rabo, Secretary Charles Fountain Jr., Chairperson

1. Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International

1. SDMI Chairman - David Craig (2015), 6825 Pines Rd., Shreveport, LA 71129

(email: [email protected]; office 318-686-8802; cell 318-510-0166)

2. Secretary - William Bonee, 9955 Old Hammond Hwy, Baton Rouge, LA 70816

(email: [email protected]; office 225-926-8358; cell 225-910-2782)

3. Treasurer - OPEN

4. BOARD MEMBERS:

5. Valinda Rester (2017) – 7800 Youree Dr., #2000E, Shreveport, LA 71105 (email:

[email protected], 318-617-1066 cell)

6. Ranee Terry (2016) - P.O. Box 1001, Blanchard, LA 71009 (email:

[email protected], 318-210-6391; cell)

7. David Young (2016) – 1039 Ebenezer Rd, Crowley, La 70526 (email:

[email protected] 606-280-1228 cell)

8. John Rabo (2017) – 8429 Kingston Rd., Shreveport, LA 71108 (email:

[email protected]; 318-560-1302 cell)

9. Hispanic Member – Erika Rivera Castillo – 705 N. 4th St., West Monroe, LA

71291 (email: [email protected] 405-698-9554 cell)

10. Directors:

11. ADULT MINISTRIES DIRECTOR - David Hoffpauir, 700 Hancock Dr.

Natchitoches, LA 71457; (email: [email protected]; 318-623-8294

cell)

12. Spring Renewal Retreat - Louise Thaxton, 334 Jason Rd. Florien, LA 71429

(email: [email protected]; 318-471-6840 home; 318-586-3653 cell)

13. Women’s Ministry Retreat – Cindy Richmond, 2774 Purvis Dr. Baton Rouge, LA

70809 (email: [email protected]; 225-287-0615 cell)

14. Couple’s Retreat – Ranee Terry (see above)

15. Continuing Lay Training - OPEN

16. KIDS MINSTRIES DIRECTOR – Sarah Garoby – ([email protected] 318-381-

3805)

17. KIDS Camp – Rick & Heid Babin 2038 Balsawood Dr. Baton Rouge, LA 70816

([email protected]; (225-753-0291)

18. Talent Day - Patience West, 2730 Cenchrea Rd. Florien, LA 71429 (email:

[email protected]; 318-586-7762 home; 318-451-3737; cell)

19. KIDS Quizzing - Nancy Lambert (2015), 3426 Natchitoches Hwy, Many, LA

71449 (email: [email protected]; 318-256-5798 home; 318-508-1594

cell)

5. Daily Journal

We have reviewed the minutes of the Daily Journal of the 2015 District Assembly

and have found them to be substantially correct.

Respectfully submitted,

Dajunna Howell, Secretary Daniel K. West, Chairman

VI. Minutes of the Auxiliary Conventions

A. NYI CONVENTION

The 2016 Louisiana District NYI Convention was called to order by Rev. Charlie

Ashby.

District President Rev. Charlie Ashby welcomed everyone to the convention and

then our District Superintendent; Rev. Chuck Fountain offered an opening prayer for the

convention.

After prayer, the Convention was organized by Rev. David Hater with the voting

bar set at the first 12 rows.

After the Convention was organized, the Board of Tellers were announced and

consisted of Rev. Cindy Richmond, Peyton Brown, Leo Caldera, Colby Dockens, and

Bekah Gibson.

Rev. David Hater read “This is Who We Are.”

Rev. Charlie Ashby then relinquished the chair to Rev. Chuck Fountain, who then

introduced Charlie to give his District President’s report.

Rev. Charlie Ashby then read the President’s report. One highlight of the report

was Charlie talking to four students who went to NYC in Louisville about the impact of

the trip and their experience. After the report was read, Rev. Chuck Fountain called for

a motion to approve the President’s report as given. A motion was made by Rev.

Dustin McDavid and a second by Rev. Daniel Lowe, motion carried unanimously with

our appreciation.

The 2015-2016 Nominating Committee report was read by Rev. David Hater and

the Board of Tellers were called and the delegates were given instruction concerning

the ballot. After the voting, Rev. Charlie Ashby declared the election closed after the

ballots were collected. The Board of Tellers was excused to count the ballots.

Rev. Dan West read the District Treasurer’s Report. A motion to accept the

report was made by Dana Phillips, seconded by Rev. William Bonee. The motion

carried unanimously.

Rev. Charlie Ashby dismissed the children to go to the Kids activity.

An offering for the convention was taken, Rev. Dan West prayed for the offering

and Robyn Brown played Trumpet for the offering.

Rev. Charlie Ashby gave a report and information about the upcoming events of

NYI for the 2016-2017 church years.

Rev. Charlie Ashby recessed the convention for a time of worship, followed by a

message from Rev. Lynnlee Moser

After worship, the convention was then called back to order by Rev. Charlie

Ashby for the results of ballot #1. The results of the ballot for President and Vice

President were read by Rev. Chuck Fountain: a total of 68 ballots were cast, For

President, 67 “yes” and 1 “no,” for Vice President, 67 “yes” and 0 “no.” Charlie Ashby

was declared President by Rev. Chuck Fountain. David Hater was declared Vice

President by Rev. Chuck Fountain.

The remaining results of ballot #1 were read by Rev. Charlie Ashby: 68 ballots

cast, 35 votes needed to elect. For At-Large Lay Member: Hope Dupuy - 24, Denise

McKelvain - 26, Johnny Waller - 14. No election declared. For At-Large Pastor: Matt

Bryan - 40, James Ericson - 20, Scott Howell - 31, Dustin McDavid - 31. Elected on ballot

1 is Matt Bryan. For Junior High Representatives: Zane Cervantes - 23, Madison Cook -

52, Alex Davis - 10, Cameron Faulk - 54. Elected to the position of Junior High Rep are

Madison Cook and Cameron Faulk. For the position of Senior High Representative:

Nathan Brestle - 22, Bekah Fatheree - 6, Macy Hoffpauir - 12, Madeline Hoffpauir - 13,

Danae Phillips - 29, Dawson Phillips - 8, Noah Terry - 38, Bryan Willis - 5. Elected on ballot

1 to the position of Senior High Rep is Noah Terry. For the position of College

Representative: Hope Dupuy - 36, Aaron Field - 36, Matthew Miles - 41, Ray Rivas - 18..

Elected on ballot 1 to the position of College Rep is Matt Miles. For Ministerial Delegate

to the Global NYI Convention in Indianapolis, IN: Matthew Bryan - 14, James Ericson - 3,

David Hater - 29, Scott Howell, 10, Shane Weaver - 10. No election declared. For Lay

Delegate to the Global NYI Convention: Mindy Bryan - 17, Laura McDavid - 29, Denise

McKelvain - 19. No election declared. For Youth Delegate to the Global NYI

Convention: Robyn Brown - 15, Cameron Faulk - 15, Aaron Fields - 5, Ben Nelson - 5,

Danae Phillips - 12, Noah Terry - 15. No election declared.

At the recommendation of Rev. Chuck Fountain, the Global NYI Convention

Ballot was reduced to the top 3 that received votes on ballot #1, including ties. For Lay

Delegate, since there were 3 nominations on ballot #1, the number was reduced to 2

nominations. Ballot #2 was passed out and voted on. The ballots were collected by

the Board of Tellers and were counted.

Convention was dismissed for the night for refreshments and fellowship in the

Dining Hall.

Saturday morning, the results of ballot #2 were read by Rev. Charlie Ashby. 69

ballots cast, 35 votes needed to elect. For District NYI Council, At-Large Lay member:

Hope Dupuy - 31, Denise McKelvain - 26, Johnny Waller - 10. No election declared. For

Senior High Representative: Nathan Brestle - 21, Bekah Fatheree - 4, Macy Hoffpauir - 7,

Madeline Hoffpauir - 9, Danae Phillips - 25, Dawson Phillips - 2, Bryan Willis - 1. No

election declared. For College Representative: Hope Dupuy - 36, Aaron Fields - 33.

Hope Dupuy was elected to the NYI Council as College Rep. For Global NYI Ministerial

Delegate: Matt Bryan - 13, David Hater - 35, Scott Howell - 10, Shane Weaver - 10.

David Hater elected as Ministerial Delegate. For Global NYI Lay Delegate: Laura

McDavid - 37, Denise McKelvain - 30. Laura McDavid elected as Lay Delegate. For

Global NYI Youth Delegate: Robyn Brown 27, Cameron Faulk - 24, Noah Terry - 13. No

election declared.

With Hope Dupuy being elected as NYI Council College Representative, her

name was removed from the NYI At Large Lay ballot. A motion was made by Rev.

William Bonee, seconded by David Craig to make NYI Council Student Representative

vote on ballot #3 by plurality rather than majority, the motion passed unanimously. Per

recommendation of Rev. Chuck Fountain, the Global Youth Delegate ballot was

reduced to the 2 that received the most votes on ballot #2.

Before the morning service, ballot #3 was passed out. Upon the completion of

voting, the Board of Tellers was excused to count the ballots.

The results of ballot #3 were read by Rev. Charlie Ashby. 66 ballots cast, 34 votes

needed for a majority. For NYI Council At-Large Lay member: Denise McKelvain - 43,

Johnny Waller - 23. Denise McKelvain elected as At-Large Lay member. For At-Large

Pastor: James Ericson - 14, Scott Howell - 27, Dustin McDavid - 25. No election declared.

For Senior High Representative, via plurality: Nathan Brestle - 14, Bekah Fatheree - 4,

Macy Hoffpauir - 9, Madeline Hoffpauir - 12, Danae Phillips - 23, Dawson Phillips - 11,

Bryan Willis - 1. Danae Phillips elected as Senior High Representative. For Global NYI

Youth Delegate: Robyn Brown - 36, Cameron Faulk - 25. Robyn Brown elected as

Global NYI Youth Delegate.

Before breaking into workshops, ballot #4 was passed out by the Board of Tellers.

Ballot #4 was to elect NYI Council At-Large Pastor by majority vote and to elect

Alternates to the Global NYI Convention by plurality. The results of the previous NYI

Council At-Large Pastor vote were placed on the screen for the delegation to see.

Delegates were instructed to write the name of the pastor they were voting for either

on the bottom of the ballot, or on the back of the ballot. The ballots were collected

and the Board of Tellers was excused to count the ballots.

The results of ballot #4 were read by Rev. Charlie Ashby. 67 ballots cast, 34

needed for a majority. For NYI Council At-Large Pastor: James Ericson - 8, Scott Howell -

21, Dustin McDavid - 20. No election declared. For Alternate Delegate to Global NYI

Convention by plurality, for Ministerial Delegate: Matt Bryan - 22, James Ericson - 8, Scott

Howell - 17, Shane Weaver - 17. Matt Bryan elected Alternate Ministerial Delegate. For

Alternate Lay Delegate: Mindy Bryan - 30, Denise McKelvain - 32. Denise McKelvain

elected Alternate Lay Delegate. For Alternate Youth Delegate: Cameron Faulk - 12,

Aaron Fields - 9, Ben Nelson - 4, Danae Phillips - 12, Noah Terry - 25. Noah Terry elected

Alternate Youth Delegate.

Before the second morning session, ballot #5 was passed out by the Board of

Tellers. Ballot #5 was for NYI Council At-Large Pastor by majority vote. Rev. Dan West

made a motion (Seconded by Dana Phillips) that if there was not an election after

ballot #5, that only the top two names be placed on ballot #6. The motion passed

unanimously. Ballots were collected and the Board of Tellers recessed to count the

ballots.

Rev. Charlie Ashby shared the SNU Spotlight video with our new Admissions Rep

Jake O’Bannon.

The results of ballot #5 were read by Rev. Charlie Ashby. 61 ballots cast, 31

needed for a majority. For NYI Council At-Large Pastor: James Ericson - 15, Scott Howell

- 28, Dustin McDavid - 18. No election declared.

After the second morning session, ballot #6 was passed out. Ballot #6 was for NYI

Council At-Large Pastor. Ballots were collected and the Board of Tellers was excused to

count the ballots.

The results of ballot #6 were read by Rev. Charlie Ashby. 75 ballots were cast, 38

needed for a majority. For NYI Council At-Large Pastor: Scott Howell - 42, Dustin

McDavid - 33. Scott Howell elected At-Large Pastor.

Rev. Charlie Ashby then declared those elected to the 2016-2017 NYI Council.

Charlie then announced an NYI council meeting during lunch.

Respectfully Submitted,

Rev. Charlie Ashby, President Rev. David Hater, Secretary

2016 NMI Convention

Thursday, 5 May 2016, 7:00 PM

Cori Chessen, District NMI President –Welcoming and Opening Comments

Pastor David Young- Opening Prayer

Faith Community Praise Band

Build your Kingdom Here

New Iberia Praise Team

This is the Day

You are Mine

I Give Myself Away

Here I am to Worship

Brother Chuck Fountain – Introduces Pastor Sidney as host Pastor of convention

Cori Chesson – explains NMI Convention Theme: “Doing Life Together”

Pastor Dan West – Shares information about Cenchrea COTN Mission Trip in October 2016

Cori Chesson – introduces the speaker, Missionary, Rev. Lindell. Missionary, Rev. Lindell speaks

- We are Christ’s Ambassadors, respond, be ready to go!

Cori Chesson – Presentation of Awards and Recognition

Francis Hopkins and Cori Chesson present Donna O’Neal, Gerry Smith, and Marsha

Fountain with gift bags.

Cori Chesson recognizes and presents Alecia Head with a gift bag for stepping up and

filling in as NMI Secretary

Cori Chesson recognizes Brenda Teston (not present) with a Distinguished Service Award

for 32 years of outstanding service on the District NMI Council

Cori Chesson presents Rev. Lindell with a Louisiana gift bag

Cori Chesson announces ice cream sundae social in the dining hall following the service

Pastor Sidney – closing prayer

Friday, 6 May 2016, 9:00

Cori Chesson – Opening and welcoming comments

Pastor Sidney – Opening Prayer

Shane and Faith Community Worship

Build your Kingdom Here

Amazing Grace

Holy is the Lord

Cori Chesson – introduces our speaker, Missionary, Rev. Lindell.

NMI President show and tell:

Any Murillo shares about crisis care kits and situation in Equador

Nancy Lambert shares about Jesus Film

Jodie Chavez shares about Prayer Mobilization Line

Any Murillo shares about raising money for missions with a tree with money leaves

Delegation takes a brief brake while we set for the business part of the convention

Session reconvenes and sings happy birthday to Charlie Ashby, District NYI President!

Cori Chesson opens the business session with prayer

Cori Chesson – Calls the session to order

Alecia Head acting secretary makes announcements: Moves the meeting session to be 1030 to

1130 and the entire tabernacle to be the voting area, moved and approved

Cori Chesson announces that the delegates to General Assembly will be voted on by polarity

Alecia Head announces the pages Noah Terry and Danae Phillips, recording secretary is Jodie

Chavez and Board of Tellers

Alecia Head announces greetings to the convention from Lola Brickley

Cori Chesson sends greetings to the General NMI Director, general NMI President. Regional

council representative, missionaries who are on our district and LINKS Missionaries

Alecia Head reads report of the nominating committee, motioned and moved by the delegation

District Superintendent introduces Cori Chesson who gives her NMI report. Report is approved.

Cori Chesson calls for Board of Tellers #1, delegation votes, board of tellers dismissed to count

the ballets.

Alecia Head announces churches who gave to the WEF 100% and over award

Patience West announces church who won certificate for raising funds for childrens missions

project and announces this year’s children’s mission project emphasis.

Cori call Francis Hopkins to present the treasurer’s report, report accepted

Cori announces project books, pages hand them out

Cori announces thanks from the Young’s for their children’s deputation tour of the state.

Alecia present gift to Jodie Chavez for serving on the district

Alecia gives door prizes away

Brother Chuck pray for Amber and her family for their upcoming mission tour

Cori announces presentation of Memorial Roll

Cori places emphasis on getting children and teens involved in missions

Cori calls for the offering

Cori announces NPH ordering forms

DS motions that we adjourn for lunch and states that the board of teller results will be read

following that motioned and carried

Cori dismisses session for lunch with prayer

DS reconvenes the session

District Superintendent, Bro. Chuck Fountain announces results of the voting

President – Cori Chesson 106# Yes votes 0# No Votes Elected

Vice President - Alecia Head 104# Yes votes 1# No votes Elected

Treasurer – Francis Hopkins 105# Yes votes 0# No votes Elected

Secretary – Nancy Lambert 86# votes Nancy Lambert Elected

Delilah Young 29# votes

District NMI Council – Any Murillo Arita and John Bowie Elected

General Assembly Delegates – Marsha Fountain, Any Murillo Arita, Francis Hopkins, Nancy

Lambert

Alternates: Alecia Head, Delilah Young, Patience West

DS recognizes Charles and Sally Faust for their 50th wedding anniversary today

Closing prayer: Rev. Chuck Fountain, D.S.

VII. Financial and Statistical

A. DISTRICT TREASURER

LOUISIANA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

District Treasurer's Annual Report

Year ended March 31, 2016

Receipts

General Operations Account

$ 183,807.29

District Properties Fund

29,387.68

Home

Mission

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5,100.00

Church Planting Fund

80,728.05

Total Receipts

$ 299,023.02

Disbursements

General Operations Account

$ (185,808.04)

District

Properties

(28,995.92)

Home

Missions

(2,596.97)

Church

Planting

(59,427.31)

Total

Disbursements

(276,828.24)

Excess of Receipts over Disbursements

$ 22,194.78

Transfers/Liabilities

Transfer to Auto

Replacement Fund $ 5,000.00

Transfer to General

Assembly Reserve 2,500.00

Computer Fund

500.00

Payroll Liabilities

300.00

Total

Transfers/Liabilitie

$ 8,300.00

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Facility Fund - District &

Camp

8,618,200.00

Decrease in Market Value of Investments with Morgan

Stanley (3,371.94)

Decrease in Market Value of Investments with Edward

Jones (260.28)

Decrease in Market Value of Investments with Nazarene

Foundation (2,548.42)

Total of Transfers and Changes in Market Value 8,620,319.36

Total Change in Cash, Investments and Capital Assets 8,642,514.14

Cash, Investments and Capital Assets on Hand, March 31,

2015 339,003.01

Cash, Investments and Capital Assets on Hand, March 31,

2016 $ 8,981,517.15

B. DISTRICT SDMI TREASURER

C. NMI TREASURER

LOUISIANA DISTRICT NAZARE+A1:F30NE WORLD MISSION SOCIETY

Summary of Cash Receipts and Disbursements and Changes in Fund Balances

Year Ended March 31, 2016

Balance

Balance

March 31,

2014 Receipts Disbursements Transfers

March 31,

2015

District

District Budget $ 6,534.27 $ 14,218.50 $ 8,089.88 $ (5,500.00) $ 7,162.89

General Convention/Regional Conf $ 5,855.8

$ 1,997.13 $ 5,500.00 $ 9,358.67

Haiti Trip Crisis Care Kits World Mission Broadcast Buddy Plan Oklahoma Relief Africa W and W

Total District $ 12,390.07 $ 14,218.50 $ 10,087.01 $ - $ 16,521.56

General General Budget

$ 1,850.00 $ 1,850.00

D Code Challenge Lifeline General $ 584.39 $ 7,711.00 $ 5,000.00

$ 3,295.39

Teen Project

Children's Project

$ 110.75 $

$ 110.75

Links 2014-2015 $ 65.00 $ 65.00

Total General $ 584.39 $ 9,736.75 $ 6,915.00 $ - $ 3,406.14

$ 12,974.46 $ 23,955.25 $ 17,002.01 $ - $ 19,927.70

D. NYI TREASURER

Louisiana District

NYI Financial Report Fiscal Year 2015-16

Beginning Balance - Checking

$ 5,552.34

Beginning Balance - Savings

$ 20,153.59 $ 25,705.93

Budget Actual

Income

Checking & Savings Interest

$ 1.87

District Budgeted Funds

$ 10,977.53

Super Camp $ (2,383.07)

Total Income $ 13,600.00 $ 8,596.33

District NYI Budget

Mission Emphasis $ 200.00 $ -

District Council Travel $ 550.00 $ 848.91

District President's Meetings $ 1,000.00 $ 585.43

Revivalution $ 1,100.00 $ 1,728.75

College Retreat $ 300.00 $ -

NYI Convention $ 1,000.00

Bible Quizzing $ 500.00 $ 831.59

District Messenger $ 600.00 $ -

Office Supplies $ 150.00 $ 348.68

Audit of Treasurer Books $ 350.00 $ 445.00

District NYI Training Seminar $ 300.00 $ -

Miscellaneous $ - $ 3.66

Annual Gifts $ - $ 1,250.00

Total $ 6,050.00 $ 6,042.02

Field NYI Budget

Regional Dues (5% of District Budget) $ 620.00 $ 500.00

SNU Scholarship Fund $ 400.00 $ 61.73

Meetings and Expenses $ 1,000.00 $ 931.18

SNU Extravaganza $ 1,500.00 $ 477.50

Total $ 3,520.00 $ 1,970.41

General NYI Budget

NYC Conference $ 2,000.00 $ 11,155.52

Global NYI Convention $ 2,000.00 $ -

Total $ 4,000.00 $ 11,155.52

Ending Balance - Checking $ 6,715.87

Ending Balance - Savings $ 8,418.44 $ 15,134.31

E. DISTRICT CAMPGROUNDS TREASURER

ROCKY CREEK CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTER Treasurer’s Report

March, 2016

Balance at beginning of month 18401.76

Income

Petty Cash 719.66

Rentals 2820.00

Camp Budgets 2586.31

Total 6125.97

Total to Account for 24527.73

Expense

Auto and Workmen’s Comp 762.00

Camp Director (contract) 2150.00

Other Camp Workers

Cleaning 1528.57

Yardwork 620.59

Camp Equipment 477.58

Loan (WIF) 952.00

Maintenance 202.56

Payroll Taxes 592.64

Property Insurance 6824.75

Supplies & Materials 2038.59

Utilities 4760.33

Supplies Reimbursement [231.90]

Total Camp Expense 20677.71

Balance at end of month 3850.02

Sabine Bank & Trust checking $ 3130.36

Petty Cash 719.66

TOTAL 3850.02

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156 3 0 0 3 8 0 2 6 151Baton Rouge First2 87 0 0Rev. William M. Bonee

179 1 0 0 1 10 0 0 10 170Blanchard*3 108 0 0Rev. Delbert R. Terry

5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 - Torre Fuerte4 0 0 0Dorina Coto-Rodriguez (Escobar)

54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54Bossier5 10 0 31Charles Ashby

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Roca De Salvacion6 0 0 0Rev. Julio Escobar

50 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 51Bossier City Red River Korean7 44 0 2Rev. Bae . Jung-Ho

148 4 0 4 0 24 0 0 24 128Camino de Santidad8 57 0 1Rev. Julissa Rivas Hernandez

64 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 64Cenchrea9 38 0 0Rev. Daniel K. West

21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21Crosspoint Community10 6 0 17Matthew Bryan

6 5 0 5 0 11 0 2 9 0 - Betania Iglesia del Nazareno11 46 0 0Rev. Marvin Velazquez Ciguenza

44 4 2 0 2 2 2 0 0 46Crowley First12 21 0 20Rev. A. Glenn Messer

43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43DeRidder13 0 0 0

204 0 0 0 0 5 3 0 2 199Ebenezer14 127 0 100Rev. David F. Young

41 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 39Family Community15 36 0 6Rev. Troy C. Sundermeyer

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Freedom Community16 43 0 0Rev. M. Dustin McDavid

78 6 2 0 4 5 2 0 3 79Friendship17 54 0 0Rev. James W. Ericson

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Grace Community18 0 0 0

201 4 0 1 3 7 3 0 4 198GracePointe*19 110 0 72Rev. David B. Craig

4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 - Punto de Gracia20 0 0 0Rev. Julio Escobar

9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9Holly Grove21 13 0 0Jamey Lee Robertson

14 5 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 19Kenner First*22 8 0 6Rev. Anthony Steven Willingham

46 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 13 33Koinonia23 36 0 11Rev. Josue J. Murillo

156 16 0 13 3 15 15 0 0 157Lake Charles First24 38 0 0Rev. John R. Hoffpauir

30 18 2 16 0 3 0 0 3 45LightWay25 17 0 0Rev. David L. Hoffpauir

162 2 2 0 0 44 3 32 9 120Mana Slidell26 110 0 30Rev. Honore Calera

37 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 39Many27 49 0 12Rev. Daniel Lowe

132 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 132Marksville28 98 0 45Rev. Gary L. Jones

26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26McCoy29 25 0 3Rev. James F. Philen

14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14McVay Memorial30 16 0 0Rev. Jerry L. Cole

39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39Monroe First31 0 0 0

82 5 0 5 0 8 0 8 0 79New Iberia*32 61 0 3Rev. Sidney K. Mitchell

35 7 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 42New Orleans First33 26 0 8Rev. Reginald L. Gilmore

12 3 0 3 0 1 0 0 1 14New Orleans Iglesia del Nazareno

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130 10 0 10 0 14 0 0 14 126New Orleans Restoration*35 102 0 2Rev. Florentino A. Murillo

25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25New Orleans Westbank36 0 0 0

* Sponsored New Church this Year

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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - La Puerta Del Cielo38 0 0 0Marvin Fiallos

70 0 0 0 0 9 0 1 8 61Nueva Vida39 61 0 0Rev. Paula A. Murillo

132 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 132Pearl River40 0 0 0Rev. Joshua D. Woods

79 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 79Pineville First41 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Red Hill Cowboy Church42 0 0 0

4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 5Restoring Hope43 12 0 0Rev. Linda A. Francis

175 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 176Shreveport First*44 50 0 0Rev. Thomas J. Rabo Jr.

8 0 0 0 0 8 0 8 0 0 - Fuente de Vida45 30 0 0Rev. Miguel Cardona

81 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 84Slidell First46 30 0 0Rev. Eric J. Nelson

0 30 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 30Sulphur First47 0 0 0

21 14 2 9 3 1 0 0 1 34Trinity48 12 0 11Rev. A. Glenn Messer

22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22Trout49 4 0 0Rev. David L. Hoffpauir

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Vida Eterna50 0 0 0Javier Alor

144 3 0 3 0 4 0 0 4 143Vivian51 42 0 54

95 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 97West Monroe Faith Community*52 52 0 40Rev. David S. Howell

12 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 5 7 - Jesus Es Mi Senor53 20 0 3Rev. Erika Rivera-Castillo

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0 42 22 20 0 0 0 0 0 42West Monroe First54 0 0 0

28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28Westlake55 0 0 0

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Baton Rouge First2 37 17 25 12 80 42 142 71 71 68 30 44 54 156 19

Blanchard*3 46 34 40 24 120 45 206 103 43 60 80 0 54 171 0

- Torre Fuerte4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bossier5 0 0 0 0 10 10 10 10 0 10 0 0 0 10 0

- Roca De Salvacion6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bossier City Red River Korean7 12 12 9 9 45 22 66 43 13 22 13 0 6 42 0

Camino de Santidad8 23 17 13 9 38 15 74 41 19 33 35 0 0 41 0

Cenchrea9 14 10 7 2 37 22 58 34 34 0 0 0 2 64 0

Crosspoint Community10 0 0 0 0 4 2 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Betania Iglesia del Nazareno11 19 19 9 7 29 15 57 41 36 5 0 0 0 0 0

Crowley First12 3 1 2 0 50 20 55 21 0 7 15 0 2 33 0

DeRidder13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ebenezer14 38 12 18 6 165 52 221 70 70 24 80 0 19 45 0

Family Community15 10 12 23 25 26 22 59 59 24 35 0 0 25 13 0

Freedom Community16 0 0 0 0 8 4 8 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0

Friendship17 27 15 26 10 154 26 207 51 46 46 20 24 20 78 15

Grace Community18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

GracePointe*19 35 20 35 15 145 75 215 110 67 57 25 0 55 204 0

- Punto de Gracia20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Holly Grove21 10 2 4 2 22 13 36 17 17 13 0 0 6 11 0

Kenner First*22 1 1 0 0 6 6 7 7 6 0 0 0 0 14 3

Koinonia23 18 13 0 0 29 20 47 33 22 33 0 0 0 0 0

Lake Charles First24 6 6 5 5 50 25 61 36 24 22 0 0 6 156 0

LightWay25 6 2 6 2 30 20 42 24 12 12 0 0 6 30 0

Mana Slidell26 86 72 16 12 80 50 182 134 93 56 86 0 19 30 30

Many27 18 6 11 4 33 17 62 27 27 0 0 0 10 37 0

Marksville28 19 6 34 4 64 26 117 36 36 12 72 12 17 132 7

McCoy29 10 7 7 4 16 12 33 23 23 11 46 0 8 12 6

McVay Memorial30 3 3 1 1 28 12 32 16 16 0 0 0 0 6 7

Monroe First31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

New Iberia*32 20 12 10 8 55 41 85 61 15 25 25 0 8 10 0

New Orleans First33 11 0 10 2 30 8 51 10 10 10 0 0 0 44 12

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New Orleans Restoration*35 38 23 12 12 130 74 180 109 109 74 62 0 12 74 75

New Orleans Westbank36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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- La Puerta Del Cielo38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Nueva Vida39 29 25 12 9 38 27 79 61 30 11 36 0 18 39 11

Pearl River40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pineville First41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Red Hill Cowboy Church42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Restoring Hope43 2 2 0 0 20 12 22 14 0 0 0 0 0 12 0

Shreveport First*44 28 10 31 4 87 28 146 42 42 12 0 0 15 175 0

- Fuente de Vida45 8 5 12 9 22 17 42 31 16 14 0 0 12 9 0

Slidell First46 6 4 7 3 26 11 39 18 18 0 8 0 13 30 0

Sulphur First47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Trinity48 2 1 4 3 17 12 23 16 13 3 0 0 3 12 0

Trout49 2 0 2 0 18 4 22 4 4 0 0 0 2 6 0

Vida Eterna50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Vivian51 42 10 14 9 50 35 106 54 42 32 0 0 20 144 0

West Monroe Faith Community*52 75 46 35 18 50 27 160 91 91 20 45 0 25 25 0

- Jesus Es Mi Senor53 7 7 0 0 12 12 19 19 10 3 0 0 0 0 0

West Monroe First54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Westlake55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Westlake Mount of Olives56 5 5 3 3 11 11 19 19 14 15 0 0 0 0 0

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187 1,943 465 80 767 886 1,168 1,704 3,282 965 1,996 254 485 485 801

858 498 477 249 1,977 1,031 3,312 1,778 1,254 782 890 94 469 2,259 153

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Baton Rouge First2 371,028 19,899 14,623 0 34,522 8,063 31,219 0 31,219 8,062 400 8,462

Blanchard*3 79,627 1,075 1,385 0 2,460 463 3,692 0 3,692 276 0 276

- Torre Fuerte4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bossier5 13,337 0 0 0 0 0 0 310 310 0 0 0

- Roca De Salvacion6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bossier City Red River Korean7 121,762 0 500 600 1,100 0 1,250 635 1,885 250 0 250

Camino de Santidad8 47,230 1,605 155 0 1,760 657 1,119 0 1,119 1,007 0 1,007

Cenchrea9 172,413 10,288 2,996 300 13,584 3,636 15,672 620 16,292 3,918 0 3,918

Crosspoint Community10 27,238 0 290 0 290 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Betania Iglesia del Nazareno11 40,147 130 0 0 130 0 4,015 0 4,015 0 0 0

Crowley First12 44,102 2,996 1,667 0 4,663 0 729 0 729 0 0 0

DeRidder13 0 3,110 1,610 0 4,720 780 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ebenezer14 259,761 13,572 10,177 0 23,749 5,244 20,957 0 20,957 5,244 750 5,994

Family Community15 30,992 1,616 0 0 1,616 675 2,790 0 2,790 675 0 675

Freedom Community16 58,608 0 5 0 5 0 5,412 0 5,412 0 0 0

Friendship17 140,829 6,324 5,520 0 11,844 2,335 11,419 0 11,419 2,855 0 2,855

Grace Community18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

GracePointe*19 237,585 12,503 5,735 850 19,088 5,006 14,664 1,000 15,664 5,205 200 5,405

- Punto de Gracia20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Holly Grove21 17,981 947 612 250 1,809 388 1,534 0 1,534 384 0 384

Kenner First*22 6,452 357 695 0 1,052 145 0 0 0 145 0 145

Koinonia23 31,973 1,621 0 0 1,621 473 0 975 975 0 0 0

Lake Charles First24 98,080 7,267 2,521 0 9,788 2,048 8,188 500 8,688 2,048 50 2,098

LightWay25 51,121 2,720 2,875 0 5,595 1,073 2,450 0 2,450 950 0 950

Mana Slidell26 48,661 1,551 159 0 1,710 571 747 0 747 678 0 678

Many27 102,996 5,706 4,581 0 10,287 2,320 9,274 0 9,274 2,592 100 2,692

Marksville28 99,785 8,450 5,404 0 13,854 2,255 8,990 840 9,830 2,255 50 2,305

McCoy29 41,480 2,316 2,557 0 4,873 983 3,539 0 3,539 983 0 983

McVay Memorial30 33,477 300 721 0 1,021 400 400 0 400 0 20 20

Monroe First31 0 300 90 0 390 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

New Iberia*32 51,800 0 0 300 300 1,165 1,800 300 2,100 500 0 500

New Orleans First33 33,685 0 170 0 170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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New Orleans Westbank36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Nouvelle37 195,924 5,913 430 0 6,343 1,890 18,752 0 18,752 1,890 0 1,890

- La Puerta Del Cielo38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Nueva Vida39 86,000 3,537 1,434 400 5,371 1,041 2,127 0 2,127 1,458 1,458 2,916

Pearl River40 0 980 1,460 0 2,440 237 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pineville First41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Red Hill Cowboy Church42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Restoring Hope43 1,186 55 60 0 115 24 61 40 101 24 0 24

Shreveport First*44 85,948 4,983 3,517 350 8,850 1,754 7,172 500 7,672 1,806 400 2,206

- Fuente de Vida45 28,084 0 600 0 600 0 2,765 300 3,065 0 0 0

Slidell First46 86,634 4,466 2,003 0 6,469 1,841 2,000 0 2,000 1,840 0 1,840

Sulphur First47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Trinity48 31,611 2,124 388 0 2,512 678 3,106 0 3,106 678 0 678

Trout49 7,668 30 370 0 400 20 25 0 25 0 0 0

Vida Eterna50 0 846 0 0 846 337 0 0 0 0 0 0

Vivian51 122,510 6,554 1,618 0 8,172 2,602 10,304 125 10,429 2,601 0 2,601

West Monroe Faith Community*52 56,952 2,108 345 600 3,053 1,289 2,795 0 2,795 0 0 0

- Jesus Es Mi Senor53 14,751 190 1,000 190 1,380 0 1,400 0 1,400 0 0 0

West Monroe First54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Westlake55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Westlake Mount of Olives56 8,925 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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3,037,077 54,064 3,478 50,586 215,345 6,145 209,200 52,757 227,431 3,840 81,122 142,469

3,078,360 143,679 76,772 3,125 223,576 53,115 204,460 2,837 207,297 48,204 1,567 49,771

(41,283) (1,210) 4,350 715 3,855 (358) 4,740 3,308 8,048 2,382 1,911 4,293 Increase / (Decrease)

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Baker1 0 0 10,400 1,290 0 39,680 51,370 52,727 600,000 0 No

Baton Rouge First2 12,071 58,200 87,421 35,520 1,788 95,492 290,492 372,758 2,347,000 497,338 Yes

Blanchard*3 0 29,370 11,660 3,651 1,221 32,534 78,436 85,327 1,647,090 220,499 No

- Torre Fuerte4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Bossier5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 310 140,000 0 No

- Roca De Salvacion6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Bossier City Red River Korean7 41,665 14,333 49,300 6,500 600 9,455 121,853 125,088 750,000 230,000 No

Camino de Santidad8 0 0 22,000 0 0 22,000 44,000 48,543 150,000 102,885 No

Cenchrea9 0 0 30,680 15,823 4,425 1,281 52,209 89,639 600,000 0 Yes

Crosspoint Community10 1,819 0 0 800 1,116 0 3,735 4,025 0 0 No

- Betania Iglesia del Nazareno11 0 0 1,800 0 0 0 1,800 5,945 0 0 No

Crowley First12 0 7,430 8,320 4,320 0 25,462 45,532 50,924 1,373,000 72,000 No

DeRidder13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,500 0 0 No

Ebenezer14 71,000 0 32,950 20,400 2,234 48,000 174,584 230,528 1,750,000 0 No

Family Community15 271,571 266,246 7,811 22,434 7,171 0 575,233 580,989 2,750,000 937,321 Yes

Freedom Community16 9,810 0 29,735 3,279 1,075 24,076 67,975 73,392 500,000 0 Yes

Friendship17 10,984 11,808 19,947 13,263 2,175 46,781 104,958 133,411 347,000 0 No

Grace Community18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

GracePointe*19 63,297 18,100 45,000 40,000 2,900 31,000 200,297 245,460 3,850,000 176,590 Yes

- Punto de Gracia20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Holly Grove21 0 0 9,100 576 500 200 10,376 14,491 150,000 0 Yes

Kenner First*22 31,547 0 4,400 342 0 0 36,289 37,631 665,000 0 No

Koinonia23 4,472 0 19,183 0 0 0 23,655 26,724 0 0 Yes

Lake Charles First24 32,626 0 27,165 0 150 0 59,941 82,563 946,000 0 Yes

LightWay25 8,579 9,196 10,400 350 109 17,840 46,474 56,542 660,000 15,304 No

Mana Slidell26 8,470 6,590 25,900 0 0 600 41,560 45,266 0 0 No

Many27 0 0 26,000 0 0 2,121 28,121 52,694 700,000 0 Yes

Marksville28 10,059 0 13,780 34,120 3,005 57,061 118,025 146,269 1,700,000 0 Yes

McCoy29 0 0 10,400 9,852 324 623 21,199 31,577 300,000 0 Yes

McVay Memorial30 0 0 11,700 4,800 0 1,160 17,660 19,501 5,000 0 No

Monroe First31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 390 0 0 No

New Iberia*32 9,507 2,000 32,000 3,000 300 6,700 53,507 57,572 350,000 3,000 No

New Orleans First33 0 0 19,175 0 0 0 19,175 19,345 550,000 0 No


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New Orleans Restoration*35 6,192 0 30,000 7,200 1,500 43 44,935 65,036 0 0 Yes

New Orleans Westbank36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Nouvelle37 4,083 10,728 30,877 44,719 7,256 53,825 151,488 180,363 350,000 123,600 Yes

- La Puerta Del Cielo38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Nueva Vida39 16,013 0 51,580 0 2,000 2,500 72,093 83,548 0 0 Yes

Pearl River40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,677 0 0 No

Pineville First41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Red Hill Cowboy Church42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Restoring Hope43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 264 0 0 No

Shreveport First*44 11,847 0 28,476 21,756 500 1,494 64,073 84,555 1,495,080 0 Yes

- Fuente de Vida45 2,765 0 16,050 0 0 500 19,315 22,980 0 0 Yes

Slidell First46 0 14,114 19,080 5,393 0 38,884 77,471 89,621 850,000 138,067 No

Sulphur First47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Trinity48 0 6,679 0 0 208 7,726 14,613 21,587 250,000 37,000 Yes

Trout49 0 0 0 0 0 5,333 5,333 5,778 260,000 0 No

Vida Eterna50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,183 0 0 No

Vivian51 4,093 0 6,480 12,553 721 35,785 59,632 83,436 660,000 0 Yes

West Monroe Faith Community*52 13,061 0 0 0 2,274 292 15,627 22,764 150,000 30,000 No

- Jesus Es Mi Senor53 4,000 0 8,850 0 0 0 12,850 15,630 0 0 No

West Monroe First54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Westlake55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Westlake Mount of Olives56 0 0 5,355 0 0 0 5,355 5,355 0 0 No

Louisiana Supplemental 0 0

2,583,604 26,845,170 3,381,838 2,832,241 608,748 43,852 312,341 762,975 454,794 649,531

421,975 371,263 787,804 319,807 56,793 874,105 2,831,747 3,365,506 34,476,900 2,460,655

227,556 83,531 (24,829) (7,466) (12,941) (265,357) 494 16,332 (7,631,730) 122,949

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4,588,000.00Value District Property

Value District Center

Value District Parsonage

146,239.00Indebtedness on District Property

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