The Rocky Mountain IPHC Ministries

NEWSletterBISH

OPS M

essage

In This Issue...

March/ April2013

Bishops Message

vDCPI

Church Planting School

v7 Core Values

vMissions

News

vAnnual

Conference

vWomen’sMinistries

vBridge Building

School of Ministry

v2013

Calendar

WOW! The Rocky Mountain Conference has experienced an amazing kick-off to 2013. It started out with two and a half days of leadership training at the Art of Leadership. Dr. Cooper hit a home run in facilitating this event. A special shout out to Bishop Paul Clark, Obi Agomoh, Carl Joseph and all the breakout session speakers. Ascend Masters Commission and the ushering crew from The Healing Place went above and beyond in helps ministry making this event run smoothly. In addition to the training, the worship was excellent and the attendance was more than my church could bear, but that’s a good thing. It has been a long time since the Lord has spoken so directly and the Spirit has moved so freely in our conference. My prayer is that the momentum we are experiencing will contin-ue in our churches, not just as an impactful event, but become the standard for the Rocky Mountain Conference. I believe the 3M direc-tive (Missions, Mothering, Multi-culturalism) will be our golden ring catapulting the RMC into places and levels of ministry we have not seen before. We must work together in unity forming a bond of trust, dependency and interdependency setting the benchmark for all conferences to aspire to. Some of you might remember the email I sent to you before the Christmas season began. I felt the Lord speaking to me about Isaiah 54: 2- 3 telling us to enlarge the place of our tents, length-ening our cords and strengthening our stakes because God was getting ready to move in a mighty way. As it turns out, our leaders were meeting in Dallas and God was speak-ing to them as well. Our Presiding Bishop, Dr. Beacham, and a group of men spent time in prayer before the Lord seeking Him for direction for the International Pentecostal Holiness Church. They believe the Lord spoke to them and gave them seven core values for our denomination. I would like for you as a pastor to spend time studying this passage and the attached core values; using the seven Sundays before Annual Confer-ence to fast, and speak life and direction to your congregation. Could it be that the Art of Leadership 2013 was the launch pad for the Rocky Mountain Region to experience the mighty movement of the Holy Spirit?

¡WOW! La conferencia de colorado ha experimentado un comienzo sor-prendente para el año 2013. Empezó con 2 ½ días de formación y ense-ñanza durante El Arte de Liderazgo. El Dr. Cooper tuvo mucho éxito en la facilitación de este evento. También damos muchas gracias al Superinten-dente Paul Clarke, Obi Agomoh, Carl Joseph, y los demás conferencistas. Los miembros de Ascend y los ujieres del Healing Place sobresalieron en su servicio ayudando a que desarrollare la conferencia sin problemas. Además, la adoración fue excelente y la asistencia llenó el san-tuario. Todo salió bien. Ha pasado mucho tiempo desde que el Señor ha hablado tan directamente y el Espíritu ha movido con tanta libertad en nuestra conferencia. Mi oración es que el ímpetu que estamos experimentando se con-tinuará en las congregaciones, no solo por un evento impactante, sino que llegue a ser la norma y estándar para la conferencia de colorado. Creo que la inicia-tiva de nuestra visión – misiones, la multiplicación de iglesias, y el multi-culturalismo – será lo que nos lance a nuevos territorios y niveles ministeriales que no hemos visto hasta el día de hoy. Debemos de trabajar juntos en armonía, formando un vínculo de confianza y dependencia mutua (nos necesitamos los unos a los otros) que será el punto de referencia aspi-rada por otras conferencias.Algunos recordarán el correo electrónico que les mandé antes del inicio de las navidades. Sentí al Se-ñor hablando de Isaías 54:2, 3 dirigiéndonos a en-sanchar: el sitio de tu tienda, y las cortinas de tus habitaciones sean extendidas; no seas escasa; alarga tus cuerdas, y refuerza tus estacas…porque Dios está por mover de manera poderosa. Resulta que nuestros líderes reunidos en Dallas escucharon de Dios tam-bién. El Superintendente General, Dr. Beacham y un grupo de caballeros dedicaron tiempo juntos en oración buscando la dirección del Señor para la IISP. Creen que les habló el Señor y les dio siete valores fundamentales para nuestra denominación. Les pido a ustedes los pastores dedicar tiempo para estudiar a este pasaje y los valores fundamentales enmendado, usando a los siete Domingos antes del inicio de la conferencia anual en junio para ayunar y predicar vida y dirección a la congregación local. ¿Será posible que el Arte de Liderazgo del 2013 fuera la plataforma de lanzamiento para que experiment-emos en la conferencia de colorado un movimiento grande del Espíritu Santo?

Bishop & June Herrera

L I V E . M O V E . B E .

Rocky Mountain IPHC Ministries

Contact Information

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1382 Englewood, CO 80150

Office Address:

Conference Phone: 303-379-9071

Conference Fax: 720-381-0622

Conference e-mail: rm.iphc@yahoo.com

Bishop Herrera contacts: Cell Phone: 303-359-4289 E-mail: pastor_larry@comcast.net

Office Manager: Verna Clark

FAQs.........

March/AprilSend a card or warm wishes to:

Conference LeadersLarry Herrera - Bishop

BIRTHDAYS: March

Board MembersBrett Cooper - Assistant Superintendent/Sec.

Tyler Clark - TreasurerJake Ishmael - Discipleship Ministries

Robert Lopez - Hispanic Ministries

ANNIVERSARIESApril1 Ben & Kim Jones25 Dale & Carolyn Sterling

1 Saul Ruano2 Arturo Villalobos3 Sandra Mendez9 Robert Lopez14 Sylverline Agomoh16 Cheryl Milhorn23 Katy Prince29 Dale Sterling

April

10 Noah Cruz12 Tyler Clark29 Maria Sosa

L I V E . M O V E . B E .

MANDATORY HISPANIC MEETING

APRIL 6 5 p.m.Location:

Nueva Vision Christian Assembly10828 Huron St., Northglenn CO

ALL Hispanic Pastors are required to attend this meeting. There will be a very important

announcement made that will affect your church and our conference. It is required

that all Pastors and Spanish speaking Ministers to attend this meeting.

TODOS los pastores hispanos están obligados a asistir a esta reunión. Habrá un anuncio muy importante hecho que

va afectar a su iglesia y nuestra Conferencia. Se requiere que todos los

pastores y ministros que hablan español asistan esta reunión.

Location is Lugar.

2

“Enlarge the place of your tent, And let them stretch out the curtains of your dwellings; Do not spare; Lengthen your cords, And strengthen your stakes. For you shall expand to the right and to the left, And your descendants will inherit the nations, And make the desolate cities inhabited.”

For over one hundred years the Holy Spirit has spo-ken to the International Pentecostal Holiness Church. In each season the Spirit has called and energized the vision and mission for that time. Over the past thirty years the Spirit has prepared us through Target 2000, the Jerusalem Proclamation, Denominational Repen-tance, Mission 21, Denominational Covenant Renew-al, and Live-Move-Be.

All of these have led us to the threshold of the Im-peratives and Promises of Isaiah 54:2, 3. We believe that the Holy Spirit has spoken to IPHC Ministries concerning Seven Core Values that have shaped our calling and that the Spirit is using to further shape our calling.

1. We Pray . . . To Be People of the Word of God, the Bible.

The Bible is God’s Word of life to the world. Through the Bible we discern the voice and actions of God in human history. Through the Bible we learn Who we worship. From the worship of God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, we learn how to live as citizens of His Kingdom on earth.

2. We Pray . . . To Be Pentecostal People.

The Holy Spirit has called the IPHC to be a people who live and walk in the Spirit. We believe all the gifts of the Spirit are operative today. We believe the Holy Spirit empowers the Body of Christ corporately and individually to fulfill the mission of God in the earth.

3. We Pray . . . To Be Holy People.

We know that Holiness is beautiful. God’s church is sanctified by His Word and consecrated to live for His glory. We know that a redeemed, transformed charac-ter comes through the disciplines of the Word, prayer,

worship, community, and grace. We believe that God calls us to be holy in order to demonstrate to a lost world the glory of His grace, mercy, and love.

4. We Pray . . . That Christ’s Kingdom Expand.

We believe that the Kingdom of God is manifest wher-ever people live under His righteous reign. The IPHC is called to expand the borders of Christ’s kingdom through church planting, missions effort to those who have not heard around the globe, through local con-gregations serving their communities, and through our lives as we live holy and lovingly day by day.

5. We Pray . . . That Justice Be Established Through Us.

We believe that God’s people are called to be instru-ments of righteousness in the earth. We stand with the poor, the weak, and the oppressed and offer hope that brings dignity to each person. We stand with those who have no voice and intercede in their behalf. We will not be silent in the face of injustice whatever its source. We believe that justice and compassion extent the borders of Christ’s kingdom.

6. We Pray . . . That Future Generations Be AffirmedandEmpowered.

God is at work simultaneously in multiple genera-tions. We honor those who have gone, and are going, before us. We affirm and empower the generations that are following us in the faith. We welcome their voice and presence as prophetic anticipation of the future.

7. We Pray . . . That We Be a People of Radical Generosity.

Our generosity arises from a profound sense of God’s Kingdom. Thus, we understand our resources as gifts of God’s grace and we use them according to God’s standards. We do not live fearfully, based on our lack. We live gratefully based on God’s provision. We un-derstand that all our resources, whether material or spiritual, are gifts from a loving God. We commit our-selves to be obedient as tithers, joyful in giving, and generous in heart. Even as Christ gave to and for us, we give to and for others to the glory of God.

Isaiah 54:2, 3

3

Missions

L I V E . M O V E . B E .

Dan & Brenda ClowersDan and Brenda have been with WMM for over 20 years. Dan serves as Over-seas Ministry Coordinator (OMC) for the Latin America and the Caribbean (LAMCAR) region, and Brenda is the TEAMS coordinator for World Missions.

Dr. Vijay & Aparenjani Balla

Dr. & Mrs Balla are Missionaries to Bangladesh and the surrounding coun-tries. They are seeing great results in a very difficult area. The Ballas have two children.

Ben & Marianne JanssenBen and Marianne have been mis-sionaries for ten years. They are involved in church planting and evangelism in Eastern Europe

Remember all of our Missionaries in prayer. Here are a few we support as a conference who need our prayer as well as our on-going support.

RM-IPHC GO OFFERINGS

There will be two special GO offerings taken this year. Mark your calen-dar to take these special offerings in May 2013 and October 2013. Lets make this a year of GO!!! Make sure to send your offering to the conference office designated GO.

Each year, World Missions Ministries designates the first Sunday in March as Faith Commitment Day. This year nationwide we have planned March as a special month for your congregation to renew their monthly support and provide opportunity for new donors to make faith commitments to IPHC missionaries. I am very proud of the efforts of the churches in the Rocky Mountain Conference in their missions support. Last year was a banner year for the RM-IPHC and our goal is to increase our giving in 2013. We are looking forwardto having Dr., Vijay Balla from Bangladesh againvisiting our conference this summer. If you are interested in having Dr. Balla in your congregation, please contact me at 720-949-3658. God Bless, Pastor Tyler

4

Discipleship Ministries & Ministerial Education

L I V E . M O V E . B E .

BIBLEREADINGEMPHASIS

Join Discipleship Ministries

in 2013 as we commit to reading through

the Scriptures.

YOUTH - SAVE THE DATES

July 12 - 14 Junior Camp Camp Colorado

July 14 - 17 Senior Camp Camp Colorado

July 19-22 Youth Quest Dallas TX

Sept. 25 See You At The Pole

Youth Quest is a teen focused, weekend long conference that occurs every July. Hosted by IPHC Discipleship Ministries Division, Youth Quest includes the National Fine Arts Fes-tival, an award based talent competition that seeks to mobilize a generation of youth in dis-covering, developing, and deploying their ministry gifts and talents in fine arts. Morning and evening services occur throughout the weekend with guest speakers from across the nation as well as an official “Youth Quest Praise Band” that leads worship. Youth Pastors are invited to attend the “Pastors Only” breakout session, and teens who feel called to missions or full time ministry are given an opportunity to hear IPHC missionaries and ministers share their experiences.

RM-IPHC CHURCHES SET UP SCHOLARSHIP FUND

FOR YOUTH CAMP

Local church congregations are encouraged to set up a scholarship fund to assist students attend Youth Camp. Even if your church is not sending any students to youth camp, we are asking that every church scholarship at least one (preferably two) students who do not have the funds to attend Youth Camp. Camp is a life altering experience and we want to make it possible for all who want to go to attend. The cost of one camper is $90. Perhaps some mem-ber in your church would want to scholarship a student. Pastors, please place this need before your congregation. Some churches may choose to scholarship students from their own congregations, however, if you do not have any campers, please contact the con-ference office for names of eligible recipients.

5

Laura Clark

PAUSE: THE SECRET TO A BETTER LIFE, ONE WORD AT A TIME

BY: Chris Maxwell

Chris Maxwell is no stranger to the rush of everyday life. He serves as campus pastor at Emmanuel College. His lat-est book, Pause: The Secret to a Better Life, One Word at a Time, invites readers to do exactly what the title says -- slow down, take a breath, and relish the moment. “I’ve been writing about that theme and speaking about it often. And, though the argument is in portions of my other books, we wanted this to be the key takeaway of Pause: God in the moment, God in the now, God in each event.

UPCOMING EVENTS

March 23 - Hispanic Women’s Celebration 9 - 12 a.m. Nueva Vision -breakfast included in $5 registration fee.April 26-27 - Women’s Ministries Retreat at Estes Park CO $55 for lodging and three mealsMay 18 - Denver Metro Women’s Celebration Trinity Christian Fellowship - 9 - 12 noon PotluckJune 22-23 - Southern Women’s Celebration 1 p.m. Tea (22) Springfield Trinity (23) Canon CityAugust 24 - Girls Ministry Retreat 10 - 4 $10 registration location TBAOctober 26 - Western Slope Women’s Celebration Brunch 9 - 12 noon Potluck location TBA

The Book Review

IPHC Executive Director of Evangelism USA

Sunday EveningMarch 17, 2013

6 p.m.

The Healing Place17801 E 160th Ave

(Bridge St)Brighton CO 80601

Bishop D. Chris ThompsonBishop D. Chris Thompson is the Executive Direc-tor of IPHC Evangelism and the Corporate Secre-tary for the IPHC denomination. Bishop Thomp-son will be in the Rocky Mountain Conference for the DCPI Training event. On Sunday evening, March 17th at 6 p.m. he will be speaking at the Healing Place in Brighton Colorado. We are ask-ing our RM-IPHC Ministers to attend this event. We are also asking Pastors of our churches in the area to dismiss their evening service and bring their congregations to the Healing Place to hear Bishop Thompson. It will be a great opportunity to hear from one of our General Officials and be blessed by his ministry.

Translation in Spanish will be provided.

It is hard to believe it is March already! This month we celebrate Easter and with it the cornerstone of our faith: Christ's resurrection and victory over the grave. During this time of the year it is easy to think of Christ and his sacrifice, but what about those oth-er months when life is coming at you like "bugs on a windshield." Are you taking time daily to dive into his word or sit at his feet...or has the spirit of Martha overtaken your schedule. Take time this Spring to not only "stop and smell the roses" but also to be quite with God I promise you won't be disappointed!

ROCKY MOUNTAIN WOMEN’S RETREATApril 26 - 27

YMCA of the Rockies in Estes Park Colorado

Cost: $60 per person if registered by April 11$65 per person if registered after April 11

(cost includes 3 meals and lodging)

“A NIGHT WITH THE KING”based on the story of Esther

Friday night we will have a formal “tea”Flyers and registration forms will be mailed to

your local churches.For More Information contact: Laura Clark

720-378-1027

L I V E . M O V E . B E .6

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

IPHCANNUAL

CONFERENCE

JUNE 7 - 8, 2013

“Moving Forward Into His Glory”

PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE

FRIDAY June 78 a.m. - Continental Breakfast9 a.m. - General Session10:30 a.m. - 12noon - Training Sessions12:30 - 2 p.m. - Women’s Luncheon2 p.m.- 4 p.m. - Spanish Service7 p.m.- Evening Service Bishop Herrera Speaking

SATURDAY June 88 a.m. - Continental Breakfast9 a.m. - Business Session Credentialing Ceremony

Notice ALL PastorsIf you have any candidates in your church for Ordination, Ministers or Local Church Ministers license, you must notify the conference office by May 1. We must schedule the interviewing of all candidates

LOCATION:PRAISE CENTER CHURCH

3105 W. Florida AveDenver, CO

WORSHIP: Ascend Masters Commission

Childrens church will be providedSpanish Translation in all services

Bishop Talmadge GardnerExecutive Director of IPHC World Missions Ministries

Our presiding officer this year will be Bishop Talmadge Gardner the Executive Director for World Missions. He grew up the son of IPHC missionaries in South

Africa before moving to the United States to attend Emmanuel College in Georgia. He then continued his education at South-eastern Baptist Theological Seminary where he received a Mas-ter of Divinity degree in 1986. In July 2005, Bishop Gardner was elected to serve as the Executive Director of Church Education Ministries. In July 2009, he was elected to serve as the Execu-tive Director of the restructured Discipleship Ministries Division and as the IPHC Corporate Treasurer. In a special session of the Council of Bishops in July 2012, he was elected to serve as the Executive Director of the World Missions Ministries Division and as the IPHC Corporate Secretary

L I V E . M O V E . B E .7

International Pentecostal Holiness Church

General Conference

Dallas TexasJuly 23 - July 26

Pastors if you are planning to attend General Confer-ence you must be certified by the RM-IPHC conference office to be a delegate. The registration process is auto-mated so you should be receiving your invitation to reg-ister via e-mail. If you do not have e-mail and intend to register contact the conference office for assistance. General Conference is a wonderful time to meet with old friends, make new friends and get a glimpse of what our church is doing world wide. Prior to General Conference there will be Youth Quest, Women’s Ministries Conference and the Men’s Ministries Conference.

The General Conference will take place at the Dallas Shera-ton. The registration cost per person is $145 if registered prior to June 26. If you register after June 26 the cost in-creases to $200 per person.

If you have any questions, please contact the conference office at 303-379-9071.

L I V E . M O V E . B E .8

Saturday, March 2, 2013Eternal Life Temple745 S. Lowell Blvd.

Denver CO4PM-7PM

Developing a church education program

Discipleship provides a bridge that connects the altar to the advancement of the believer. This is facilitated by informa-tion, motivation and application. Bridge building is hard work! So, in order to build a bridge a pastor needs to know how to motivate individuals to put in the effort that it will take to accomplish the task of moving their faith from the church seat to the office/school/market. This instruction time will help the pastor understand concepts of motivation in preaching. Also, churches need more than just motiva-tional messages. Motivational messages are important. Yet, without applicable teaching a church is incomplete in the area of discipleship. As a result, this teaching will help pas-tors to develop classes and programs for helping individuals move into ministry inside and outside the church. Finally, pastors will learn how to help congregation members in the area of understanding their faith. It’s one thing to know that faith does work and a whole new level to understand how it works. This teaching will show pastors how to help the local church community understand how their faith works. Thus, this class helps pastors learn how to build a bridge of discipleship

Session I: Motivation 4PM – 4:50 PM

In this session, pastors will be trained about the importance of motivation-al teaching through impacting sermons, careful counseling and coaching their calling. It all starts with preaching life-impacting sermons. One of the greatest keys in discipleship is preaching messages that impact peo-ple’s lives from week to week. They show up with a desire to be inspired. Pastors will be trained on how to make sure this area of ministry is done correctly. Next, pastors will be given the basics on counseling people in times of crisis. People need a proper time and place to sit down with a pastor and receive biblical and knowledgeable assistance in overcoming grief. Pastors will be trained how to help individuals in this area of min-istry. Finally, a key area of discipleship is coaching people to reach their life goals. This area of ministry takes a confident pastor who knows how to help people become their very best in life. This section along with the others will help pastors to develop in the area of motivating people to live life the way God intended them to live it.

Session II: Application 5PM – 5:50 PM

Discipleship is about motivation for living life in a powerful way. How-ever, if that is the only kind of discipleship people receive many people will live incomplete lives. People need to learn how to apply what they are motivated to do. In this session pastors will learn how to teach indi-viduals about how to apply the Bible to everyday life, getting assimilated into the life of the church and how to grow into leadership in the church. It starts by teaching people simple application principles. People need to know how to take life in the Spirit with them when they walk outside of the church. This class will teach the pastors on how to teach them to have portable faith. Next, this class will help pastors on how to get people assimilated into the life of the church by developing a class and a training program for them to get involved beyond just showing up. Finally, pastors will come to understand how to develop leaders. Practi-cal teaching on program development in these areas will be given during this session.

Session III: Information 6PM – 6:50 PM

In this session, pastors will be taught on the importance of training in-dividuals from a proper biblical perspective of understanding what hap-pened before that was written about back then and we apply to our lives now. Pastors will learn how to teach people about how the Lord did things before. In other words, how the Lord set faith teaching into place through Abraham. Pastors will learn about starting from this perspec-tive. Next, pastors will be trained about teaching on things that hap-pened back then; as in, when Paul and the other New Testament writers wrote. For example, Paul wrote about the faith of Abraham. He went on to show how that faith was still the proper biblical perceptive in the 1st century. Pastors will learn about teaching from this perspective as well. Finally, pastors will learn how to teach people to apply these biblical truths in a contemporary setting. Pastors will learn to answer the ques-tion of how to apply ancient truths in a postmodern world. Thus, they will learn to bridge truths of the Bible and bring them into our current times, without compromising the original meaning.

Bridge Building

RM-IPHCSchool of Ministry

9

IT’s TIME TO STEP OUT!March 14-16

8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Each DayMentor Training: Plan for extra time.

Location: Eternal Life Temple745 S. Lowell Blvd.Denver, CO 80219

Call 405-792-7150 to register

Churches Planting ChurchesAn IPHC Training Event in the Rocky Mountain Conference

CHURCHES PLANTING CHURCHESFor years, experts like Lyle Schaller and Peter Wagner, have stated that the best way to win the lost is to plant new churches. The most effective way to plant new churches is to mother a new church (plant a daughter church). New churches grow 10 times faster than established churches. Mother churches grow 3 times faster than regular churches. Need more be said?

This course focuses on churches planting churches. It is the sec-ond of the five courses in the DCPI set. It is the course that many pastors of established churches are afraid to take. Yet it is a course that will do them the most good. Women who are pregnant normally glow and are normally healthier. So it is with churches.The course is a three day course. As other DCPI courses, it involves lecture, interaction, small groups and a practical project. It is Biblical and based on the 12 Biblical principles for church planting. Here are some of the classes: sWhy Churches Planting Churches sAnswers to objections sHow to know when it is time sParenting mistakes to avoid sThe six steps of daughter planting sMother Pastor perspectiveThe IPHC is committed to Biblical Church Planting. The primary vehicle is through Mother Church Planting. The IPHC desires to plant daughter twin churches. During this course this process is presented. This is an amazing concept. It is a new one but it will work.

This course is not just theoretical or philosophical. The classes present a step by step process on how to plant a daughter church. This begins with prayer and ends with a success-ful daughter herself planting a new church. It is an amazing process. It is Biblical! This is how He builds His church. It is more than church addition, or even church multiplication.

BECOMING A MENTOROne of the 12 Biblical Church Planter’s Principles is the Barnabas Principle. This principle is the mentoring principle. Every church planter needs a mentor.

If churches are to be multiplied, then leaders must be multiplied and, therefore, equipped, challenged and released. This occurs best in a Paul and Barnabas type relationship (mentoring relationship). Such is the goal of this course – to establish mentors, pref-erably mother church mentors for new church pastors.

The course is a three day course. It has a typical DCPI approach – lecture, small group, interaction and practical project.Here is a sample listing of classes: sWhat is a mentor? sWhat a church planter needs! sThe art of mentoring s Leadership Development sCommunicating vision sWhat to do when the planter wants to quit sEffective mentoringThe average pastor is a loner. This is especially true for the church planter. He has no one to encourage him, especially a peer. He is easily discouraged and loses vision quickly. The hope of this course is to change this. Every church planter needs a mentor - someone who has gone where the church planter wants to go and is willing to help him get there. Such is the hope and prayer of this course.

The course is very practical. The correct theory is offered, yes; but even more so, the actual steps of the process are covered. The needs of an average church planting pastor are listed and discussed. The environment that this class hopes to create is an awesome one. We are “better together”. A threefold cord is not easily broken – God, the mentor and the new pastor. The body can be much healthier and more productive if this environment can be established. The goal of the IPHC is for every new church planter to have a mentor. So many more new souls can be discipled if this goal is reached. Pastors will be stronger and healthier. They can lead better. The Kingdom can and will prosper.(Plan for extra training time…)

10

2013 at a glance...MARCH

02 Ministers School Bridge Building 4 p.m. Eternal Life Temple14 - 16 DCPI IPHC Church Planting School Eternal Life 8:30 - 5p.m.17 Special Service with Bishop Thompson The Healing Place 6 p.m23 Hispanic Women’s Celebration La Nueva Vision 9a-12noon

APRIL

06 Ministers School 4 p.m. Eternal Life Temple06 Mandatory Hispanic Meeting Nueva Vision 5 p.m.13 Executive Council Meeting Location/Time TBA26-27 Women’s Ministry Retreat Estes Park CO

MAY

02 National Day of Prayer04 Youth Explosion Location/Time TBA11 Ministers School 4 p.m. Eternal Life Temple18 Hispanic Women’s Ministry Meeting Location/Time TBA15 - 25 Run for the Wall

JUNE

07-08 RM IPHC Annual Conference Praise Center09 Ascend Masters Commission Graduation22 Southern District WM Meeting Trinity PH23 Southern District WM Meeting Healing Waters

JULY

12 - 14 Junior Camp Camp Colorado14 - 17 Senior Camp Camp Colorado19-22 Youth Quest - Dallas TX20 Executive Council Meeting Location/Time TBA23-26 IPHC General Conference Dallas TX

AUGUST

17 Youth Explosion Location/Time TBA24 Girls Ministries Retreat Location/time TBA27-30 Pentecostal World Conference Malaysia

SEPTEMBER

07 Ministers School Location/Time TBA08 Girls Ministries Day

25 See you at the Pole Day

OCTOBER

06 Pastor Appreciation Sunday05 Ministers School Location/Time TBA11-12 Ministers Retreat Location/Time TBA26 Western Slope Women’s Celebration

NOVEMBER

02 Ministers School Location/Time TBA

DECEMBER

14 Executive Council Dinner Location/Time TBA

L I V E . M O V E . B E .11

Rocky Mountain IPHC MinistriesP.O. Box 1382Englewood, CO 80150

Norwood IPHCNorwood, CO

The Potters House - PuebloPastor Manuel ‘Tony’ PerezPueblo, CO

Brighton Outreach MinistriesPastors Tyler & Laura ClarkBrighton, CO

Centro De AlabanzaPastor Arturo VillalobosDenver, CO

Phoenix FellowshipPastor Greg SampierCherry Hills, CO

Monte de Olivas IIPastor Ramiro ReyesDenver, CO

Eternal Life TemplePastor Brett CooperDenver, CO

Restoring Hope Outreach CenterPastor Obi AgomohAurora, CO

Healing WatersPastor Jim RobertsCanon City, CO

La Senda AntiguaPastor Luis GarciaDenver, CO

The Healing Place Worship CenterPastor Joe L. SanchezBrighton, CO

Iglesia Pentecostal Monte De Los OlivosPastor Saul RuanoDenver, CO

Vida Nueva para DenverPastor Francisco MendezEnglewood, CO

La Nueva JerusalemPastor Miguel WenceAult, CO

Last Harvest MinistriesPastors Adrian & Rosy OlivasDenver, CO

The LighthousePastor Linda TalbertGrand Junction, CO

The Potters House - LafayettePastor Manuel ‘Tony’ PerezLafayette, CO

New Haven PHCPastor Bob CareyPalisade, CO

Nueva Vision Christian AssemblyPastor Robert LopezThornton, CO

Ascend Masters CommissionPastor Jake IshmaelFederal Heights, CO

Roca De SalvacionPastor Rodolfo & Maria SosaYuma, CO

Tabernaculo De ResauracionPastor Domaso MoralesAurora, CO

Templo El SinaiPastors Jose & Marie MendozaLongmont, CO

Templo El RenacerPastors Jose & Marie MendozaWheat Ridge, CO

Temple Vida EternalPastors Jorge & Norma LunaDenver, CO

Trinity Christian FellowshipPastor Brian BurgessNorthglenn, CO

Trinity ChurchPastor Frank HiltySpringfield, CO

Rocky Mountain IPHC Ministries

TO: