Journal 1 JOURNAL of the Forty-Third Session of the the WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE

2010 journal 1 JOURNAL OF THE Forty-Third Session OF THE THE WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE

OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Successor Conference to: North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church (1828) North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church (1869) Blue Ridge-Atlantic Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church (1879) Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church, South (1890) Western North Carolina Conference of The Methodist Church (1939) North Carolina Conference of the Central Jurisdiction of The Methodist Church (1939) North Carolina-Virginia Conference of The Methodist Church (1965)

June 11-13, 2010 (Including the proceedings of a special session held on Aug. 21, 2010) George R. Stuart Auditorium Lake Junaluska, North Carolina

Edited for the Conference by Kimberly T. Ingram, Secretary-Statistician Sandra S. Hargett, Editorial Assistant Martha H. Folsom, Graphics/Webministry Kenneth E. Perry, Computer Programmer PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218

Price: $30 2 Western North Carolina Conference TABLE OF CONTENTS Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster ...... 5 Annual Conference Speakers ...... 6 Clergy Ordained as Elders and Deacons at 2010 Session ...... 7 Clergy Commissioned as Provisional Members at 2010 Session and an Associate Member Recognized ...... 8 Clergy Granted Retirement at 2010 Session ...... 9 2010-2011 Extended Cabinet ...... 10

I. CONFERENCE OFFICERS ...... 11 A. General Ofﬁ cers and Staff ...... 11 B. District Superintendents ...... 12

II. CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION ...... 14 A. Quadrennial Election ...... 14 B. Term Election ...... 22 C. Annual Election ...... 26 D. Treasurers to Whom Funds Should Be Forwarded ...... 26 E. District Ofﬁ cers ...... 27

III. CONFERENCE DIRECTORY ...... 34 A. Honorary Members ...... 35 B. Ordained Clergy, Provisional Members, Associate Members, and Local Pastors ...... 35 C. Clergy Granted Honorable Location ...... 105 D. Pastors Licensed, But Not Appointed ...... 105 E. Diaconal Ministers ...... 106 F. Deaconesses ...... 106 G. Mission Personnel ...... 107 H. Lay Members of the 2010 Annual Conference ...... 109 I. Surviving Spouses of Deceased Clergy and Diaconal Ministers ...... 112

IV. DAILY PROCEEDINGS ...... 117 A. 2010 Conference Program ...... 117 B. Calendar of Special Events ...... 118 C. Daily Minutes ...... 119 D. Certiﬁ cate of Commissioning and Ordination ...... 132 E. Special Session ...... 133

V. THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...... 136 Part I. Organization and General Business ...... 136 Part II. Pertaining to Ordained Ministers and Local Pastors ...... 142 Part III. Certiﬁ cation in Specialized Ministry ...... 161 Part IV. Diaconal Ministers ...... 163 Part V. Appointments and Concluding Business ...... 164

VI. APPOINTMENTS — 2009-2010 ...... 168 A. Appointments of Clergy to Charges and Districts ...... 168 B. Clergy in Appointments in Other Annual Conferences ...... 185 C. Deacons in Full Connection and Provisional Members Appointed Beyond the Local Church ...... 186 1. Through Non-United Methodist Agencies and Settings Beyond the Local Church ...... 186 2. Through United Methodist Church-related Agencies and Schools within the Connectional Structure of The United Methodist Church ...... 187 D. Elders, Provisional Members, Associate Members, and Local Pastors Appointed to Extension Ministries ...... 187 1. Within the Connectional Structures of United Methodism ...... 187 2. To Extension Ministries Under Endorsement ...... 188 3. To Other Valid Ministries ...... 188 E. Clergy Appointed as Students ...... 189 F. Diaconal Ministers ...... 189 G. Deaconesses and Home Missionaries ...... 189 2010 journal 3

VII. PLAN OF ORGANIZATION AND RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE ...... 191 Part I. Plan of Organization ...... 191 Part II. Rules of Order ...... 199

VIII. REPORTS ...... 204 A. Council on Finance and Administration ...... 204 Conference Funds for 2011 ...... 207 B. Connectional Table ...... 210 1. Committees and Task Groups a. Camping and Retreat Ministries Committee ...... 210 b. Spiritual Formation Task Force ...... 212 2. Coalition for Missions ...... 213 3. Advocacy Agencies: a. Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns ...... 220 b. Commission on Religion and Race ...... 220 c. Committee on African American Ministries ...... 221 d. Committee on Church and Society ...... 221 e. Committee on Native American Ministries ...... 221 4. Conference Resource Center ...... 222 C. Congregational Development, Ofﬁ ce of ...... 222 D. Council on Higher Education ...... 225 Higher Education Institutions 1. Bennett College for Women ...... 225 2. Brevard College ...... 226 3. Greensboro College ...... 227 4. High Point University ...... 228 5. Pfeiffer University ...... 229 E. Council on Campus Ministry ...... 230 F. Consortium on Health and Human Services Institutions: 1. Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc...... 232 2. Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc...... 233 3. The Children’s Home, Inc...... 234 4. Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community ...... 235 5. UMAR-WNC, Inc...... 236 6. Chrysalis Counseling and Consultation Center ...... 236 7. Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services ...... 237 8. The Potter’s Touch ...... 237 9. United Methodist Deaf Ministry-WNC, Inc...... 238 G. Board of Laity ...... 238 H. United Methodist Men ...... 240 I. United Methodist Women ...... 240 J. Conference Council on Youth Ministries ...... …240 K. Board of Ordained Ministry ...... 241 Policy on Sexual Misconduct (Sexual Ethics) ...... 244 L. Board of Pension and Health Beneﬁ ts ...... 245 Pension Program and Policies ...... 245 M. Conference Board of Trustees, Inc...... 249 N. Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting ...... 250 O. Committee on Appeals ...... 251 P. Commission on Archives and History ...... 251 Conference Historical Society ...... 252 Q. Christian Educators’ Fellowship ...... 252 R. Commission on Communication ...... 252 S. Conference Staff Relations Committee ...... 253 T. Committee on Episcopacy ...... 254 U. Episcopal Residence Committee ...... 254 V. Commission on Equitable Compensation ...... 254 W. Committee on Nominations ...... 256 X. Annual Conference Meeting Task Force ...... 257 Y. Disciple Bible Outreach Ministries of North Carolina, Inc...... 258 4 Western North Carolina Conference Z. Finch-Hunt Institute for Homiletical Studies ...... 259 AA. Trustees of the Eugene M. Cole Foundation ...... 260 BB. The United Methodist Foundation of Western North Carolina, Inc...... 260 CC. RFD CDC ...... 260 DD. Brotherhood/Sisterhood of the Western North Carolina Conference ...... 261 EE. The Duke Endowment ...... 263 FF. North Carolina Pastors’ School and Duke Divinity School Convocation ...... 264 GG. Schools of Theology: 1. Candler School of Theology ...... 264 2. The Divinity School of Duke University ...... 264 3. Gammon Theological Seminary ...... 266 4. United Theological Seminary ...... 267 5. Wesley Theological Seminary ...... 267 6. Boston University School of Theology ...... 268 HH. Lake Junaluska Assembly ...... 269 II. Africa University ...... 269 JJ. Hinton Rural Life Center ...... 270

IX. PETITIONS TO THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...... 272

X. HISTORICAL MATERIAL ...... 277 A. Historical Sketch ...... 277 B. Conference Sessions: 1. Western North Carolina Conference of The Methodist Church ...... 277 2. North Carolina-Virginia Conference of The Methodist Church ...... 277 3. Western North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church ...... 278 C. Chronological Rolls of Current Clergy and Diaconal Ministers ...... 279 1. Full Connection and Provisional Members ...... 279 2. Associate Members ...... 292 3. Local Pastors ...... 293 4. Diaconal Ministers ...... 296 D. Historical Data ...... 297 E. Roll of Deceased Clergy and Diaconal Ministers and Deceased Spouses of Clergy and Diaconal Ministers, 2009-2010 ...... 298 F. Memoirs of Deceased Clergy and Diaconal Ministers ...... 298 G. Chronological Roll of Deceased Clergy and Diaconal Ministers ...... 312 1. Full Connection ...... 312 2. Provisional Members ...... 319 3. Associate Members ...... 319 4. Local Pastors ...... 320 5. Diaconal Ministers ...... 320

XI. 2009 COMPENSATION OF CLERGY IN APPOINTMENTS TO EXTENSION MINISTRIES OR BEYOND THE LOCAL CHURCH ...... 321

XII. REPORT OF THE ANNUAL AUDIT – 2009 ...... 322

XIII. STATISTICAL REPORT FOR 2009 ...... S-1 Condensed Report of the Statistician ...... S-1 Statistical Tables ...... S-4 Recapitulation Tables ...... S-235 Number of Members by Racial/Ethnic Category ...... S-238 Number of Members by Gender ...... S-239 Number of Churches by Membership Size Categories ...... S-239

APPENDIX – IMPACT Community Photographs ...... A-1

INDEX ...... 335 2010 journal 5

BishopBi h LLarry MM. GGoodpaster, d t DD.Min., Mi DD.D. D Resident and Presiding Bishop 6 Western North Carolina Conference ANNUAL CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

BiBishop h Larry L M. M Goodpaster, G d DD.Min., Mi DD.D. D BiBishop h JJanice i HHuie, i DD.Min. Mi Western NC Conference Texas Annual Conference Resident and Presiding Bishop Resident Bishop, Houston Area Worship Worship Friday, June 11, 1:30 p.m. Friday, June 11, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 12, 8:30 a.m. Saturday, June 12, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 13, 10 a.m.

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Elders – (L to R) Row 1: Angela Hollar, Hollar Gayle MontgomeryMontgomery, Sharon Lee, Lee Renee Easter. Easter Row 2: Jill Rhinehart, David Raiford, Paul Craig, Robert Silber. “If we’re going to glorify God, let’s glorify God.

If we’re going to give our lives to God in service, let’s give it all to God.

If we’re going to live our lives for Jesus, ministering, preaching, teaching, let’s do it up, let’s do it right. ElEldersd – (L tot R) RRow 11: JudyJ d EEurey, DDavidid LLee, JJason CConstantine,t ti KKaren HHudson.d Row 2: Leon Morrow, Michael Binger, David Peeler, Tracy Carroll, Lori Anne Bowen. Let’s not go halfway.

Let’s not do this with lukewarm hearts.”

- David Lee, speaking for the 2010 Class of Ordinands

DeaconsD – (L to t R) RobbR bb WWebb, bb LLaura ElliElliott. tt 8 Western North Carolina Conference CLERGY COMMISSIONED AS PROVISIONAL ELDERS AND DEACONS AT 2010 SESSION AND AN ASSOCIATE MEMBER RECOGNIZED

ProvisionalP i i l EldersEld Provisional Deacons (L to R) First Row: Dale Bost, Duane Corle, Tony Moreau, Richard Magnuson, Mary Brown. (L to R) First Row: Leigh Bartoli, Lynda Hepler, Jennifer Second Row: Arnold Gosnell, Keith Auman, Ronnie Roseboro, Charles Lindquist, Cindy Finley. Second Row: Lauren Miller, Becky Brown. Wechter.

Provisional Elder AssociateA i t MMemberb Jay Belk David Hawkins

PrProvisionalovisional EldersElders (L to R) First Row: Angela Toth, Drew McIntyre, Eileen Ayuso, Avery White, Nicole Jones. Second Row: Timothy Drum, Pete Overcash, Richard Buffkin, Paul Brown.

“As you embark on this journey, do not hesitate to stand out in your witness for Jesus Christ.” Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, June 12, WNCC Service of Commissioning of Provisional Elders and Deacons and Recognition of an Associate Member, and Licensing of Local Pastors (not shown) 2010 journal 9 CLERGY GRANTED RETIREMENT AT 2010 SESSION

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(L to R) Front Row: Danny Nall, Marilyn Leonard, Brenda Maddox, Becky (L to R) Front Row: Jim Vergin, Pat Stevens, Loretta McKelvey. Second Pendleton. Second Row: Madeline Gray, Jean Nall, Gary Leonard, Ed Row: Ken Roth, Linda Roth, Mary Jane Vergin, Charles Stevens, Walter Maddox, Keys Pendleton, Betty Jeanne Day. McKelvey, Marietta Smith, Mary VanDerwerken.

The persons...on this stage have evidenced through their lives they are not ashamed of the gospel. [They] have aggregate service of 876 years....[We] are not at the end of our ministry. We [are] pausing, and retirement is that pause to catch our breath, and to look back and give thanks for the incredible experiences we have had through God’s grace. To be thankful for all of you that have been on that journey with us. Then, to look ahead, at what God yet may do with us. And up there ahead of us is that same man that has been with us all the time. And sometimes he has been making a way when there was no way, but he keeps looking back over his shoulder, saying “come on, follow me.” The Rev. Dr. Thomas Herin June 12, Recognition of Retirees 10 Western North Carolina Conference 2010-2011 EXTENDED CABINET

Front row, from left: The Rev. Kimberly Ingram, Conference Secretary and Registrar, Board of Ordained Ministry; the Rev. James Trollinger, Assistant to the Bishop; Jennifer Davis, Conference Director of Connectional Ministries; Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster; Robert Upchurch, Conference Lay Leader; the Rev. Dr. Mary John Dye, Statesville District; the Rev. Dr. George E. Thompson, Charlotte District.

Second row, from left: The Rev. Amy L. Coles, Albemarle District; The Rev. Dr. C. M. Worthy, Jr., High Point District; the Rev. Dr. Frank “Duke” Ison, Greensboro District; the Rev. Dr. J. Alexander Ward, Jr., Waynesville District; the Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Moore, Jr., Northeast District; the Rev. Dr. Lillie M. Jones, Lake Norman District; the Rev. Sally O. Langford, Salisbury District.

Back row, from left: The Rev. N. Fred Jordan, Jr., North Wilkesboro District; Rev. Sylvia D. Wilhelm, Lexington District; the Rev. Phillip B. Cole, Marion District; the Rev. Dr. W. Lyn Sorrells, Gastonia District; the Rev. Dr. William T. Medlin III, Winston-Salem District; the Rev. Dr. John S. Boggs, Asheville District; the Rev. David Snipes, President, United Methodist Foundation of Western North Carolina.

Not pictured: The Rev. Mark Barden, Conference Director of Communication; the Rev. Stephen D. James, Conference Director of Congregational Development; the Rev. William Wyman, Jr., Conference Treasurer and Director of Administrative Services. 2010 journal 11 I. CONFERENCE OFFICERS A. GENERAL OFFICERS AND STAFF

Resident Bishop, 2008-2012: Larry M. Goodpaster, DMin., D.D. PO Box 18750, Charlotte, NC 28218 | [email protected] (R): 2506 Windsor Crescent Ct., Charlotte, NC 28226 | (O) 704-535-2260 (800-562-7929); (F) 704-535-9160 Assistant to the Bishop: James T. Trollinger PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 | [email protected] (R): 2301 Vestry Pl., Charlotte, NC 28270 | (O) 704-535-2260 (800-562-7929); (R) 704-366-5001; (F) 704-567-6117 Conference Secretary-Statistician and Ordained Ministry Registrar: Kimberly T. Ingram PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 | [email protected] (R): 17 Johnson St., #18, Belmont, NC 28012 | (O) 704-535-2260 (800-562-7929); (R) 980-613-1808; (F) 704-567-6117 Secretary Emeriti: W. T. Medlin, Jr., Charles D. White, Jr. Statistician Emeriti: Lawrence E. Barden, Charles D. White, Jr., Olin Isenhour Associate Secretary: Sandra S. Hargett Associate Statistician: Sandra S. Hargett Assistant Secretaries: Stephen M. Martin, A. Owen Peeler, Susan L. Yarski District Statisticians: (AL) Kimberly F. Hopkins, (AS) Debra H. Luther, (CH) DeEtta M. Rivens, (GA) Deborah J. Baliles, (GR) Lynne Gilbert, (HP) Landa F. Wallace, (LN) Dianne C. Beam, (LX) Rhonda R. Jordan, (MA) Ruth D. Kapely, (NE) Lisa L. Williams, (NW) Michele E. Austin, (SA) Ravonda Britt, (ST) Jenny M. Mann, (WA) Susan L. Yarski, (WS) Amy L. Johnson Conference Treasurer-Director of Administrative Services: William C. Wyman, Jr. PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 | [email protected] (R): 2900 Cross Country Rd., Charlotte, NC 28270 (O) 704-535-2260 (800-562-7929); (R) 704-846-1319; (F) 704-537-7710 Conference Director of Connectional Ministries: Jennifer P. Davis PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 | [email protected] (R): PO Box 6175, Gastonia, NC 28056 (O) 704-535-2260 (800-562-7929); (R) 704-907-8830 ; (F) 704-567-6117 Conference Director of Congregational Development: Stephen D. James PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 | [email protected] (R): 7782 Windsor Forest Pl., Harrisburg, NC 28075 (O) 704-535-2260 (800-562-7929); (R) 704-455-7174; (F) 704-567-6117 Director of Communications: Mark L. Barden PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 | [email protected] (R): 6610 Pensford Ln., Charlotte, NC 28270 | (O) 704-535-2260 (800-562-7929); (R) 704-364-9158; (F) 704-567-6117 Coordinator of Ministries with Youth and Young Adults: Caroline Wood PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 | [email protected] (R): PO Box 94, Bostic, NC 28018 | (O): 704-535-2260 (800-562-7929); (R) 828-245-3590; (F) 704-567-6117 Coordinator of Resource Center: Sonja S. Clough PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 | [email protected] (R): 1901 Townsend Ave., Charlotte, NC 28205 | (O): 704-535-2260 (800-562-7929); (R) 704-569-3182; (F) 704-567-6117 United Methodist Foundation, President and CEO: David A. Snipes 13816 Professional Center Dr., Huntersville, NC 28078 | [email protected] (R): 21316 Crown Lake Dr., Cornelius, NC 28031 | (O) 704-817-3990 (888-450-1956); (R) 704-895-4990; (F) 980-422-0390 United Methodist Foundation, Senior Vice-President, Finance: Claire G. Hunsucker 13816 Professional Center Dr., Huntersville, NC 28078 | [email protected] (O) 704-817-3990 (888-450-1956); (R) 704-844-2449; (F) 980-422-0390 United Methodist Foundation, Senior Vice-President, Communications: Lauralee D. Bailey 13816 Professional Center Dr., Huntersville, NC 28078 | [email protected] (R): 9416 Magnolia Estates Dr., Cornelius, NC 28031 (O) 704-817-3990 (888-450-1956); (R) 704-895-0343; (F) 980-422-0390 12 Western North Carolina Conference United Methodist Foundation, Senior Vice-President, Leadership Development: Janice A. Virtue 13816 Professional Center Dr., Huntersville, NC 28078 | [email protected] | (O) 704-817-3990 (888-450-1956); (F) 980-422-0390 Conference Chancellor: James C. Windham, Jr. PO Box 995, Gastonia, NC 28053 | [email protected] | (O) 704-864-3425; (F) 704-864-0478 External Auditor: McGladrey & Pullen, C.P.A. 6805 Morrison Blvd., Charlotte NC 28211 | 704-367-6250 Conference Lay Leader: Robert D. Upchurch 322 Gregg St., Archdale, NC 27263 | [email protected] | 336-431-3821 Conference United Methodist Men, President: Henry (Hank) Dozier (R): 6540 Wickville Rd., Charlotte, NC 28215 |[email protected]|704-532-1070 Conference United Methodist Women, President: Mildred Carter (R): 425 E. Hemlock St., Yadkinville, NC 27055 | [email protected] | 336-679-8034 Molly Clay, President, Conference Council on Youth Ministries PO Box 70, Fallston, NC 28042 | [email protected] | (C) 704-466-6217 | (H) 704-538-1950

B. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS Albemarle (AL): Amy L. Coles PO Box 1307, Albemarle, NC 28002 403 North Third St., Albemarle, NC 28001 Administrative Assistant: Kimberly F. Hopkins (O) 704-983-1104; (R) 704-550-5053; (F) 704-986-0857 | [email protected] or [email protected] Asheville (AS): John S. Boggs 27 Balm Grove Ave., Asheville, NC 28806 Administrative Assistant: Debra H. Luther (O) 828-254-8564; (R) 828-676-1124; (F) 828-254-0830 | [email protected] or [email protected] Charlotte (CH): George E. Thompson 4108 Park Rd., Suite 101, Charlotte, NC 28209 Administrative Assistant: DeEtta M. Rivens (O) 704-525-3395; (R) 704-366-9140; (F) 704-525-4238 | [email protected] or [email protected] Gastonia (GA): W. Lyn Sorrells 166 East Main Ave., Gastonia, NC 28052 Administrative Assistant: Deborah J. Baliles (O) 704-865-3580; (R) 704-865-3281; (F) 704-866-9792 | [email protected] or [email protected] Greensboro (GR): Frank H. (Duke) Ison PO Box 4523, Greensboro, NC 27404 815 West Market St., Main Building, Room 218, Greensboro, NC 27401 Administrative Assistant: Lynne Gilbert (O) 336-274-2154; (R) 336-540-1060; (F) 336-274-2155 | [email protected] or [email protected]

High Point (HP): Carl M. Worthy, Jr. PO Box 4158, Archdale, NC 27263 10415 South Main St., Archdale, NC 27263 Administrative Assistant: Landa F. Wallace (O) 336-861-5517; (R) 336-323-1699; (F) 336-861-5518 | [email protected] or [email protected] Lake Norman (LN): Lillie M. Jones 10115 Kincey Ave., Suite 190, Huntersville, NC 28078-6487 Administrative Assistant: Dianne C. Beam (O) 704-948-2307; (R) 704-799-3027; (F) 704-948-2310 | [email protected] or [email protected] 2010 journal 13

Lexington (LX): Sylvia D. Wilhelm 507 East Center St., Lexington, NC 27292 Administrative Assistant: Rhonda R. Jordan (O) 336-243-2796; (R) 336-249-7206; (F) 336-243-1373 | [email protected] or [email protected] Marion (MA): Phillip B. Cole PO Box 820, Marion, NC 28752 50 State St., Marion, NC 28752 Administrative Assistant: Ruth D. Kapely (O) 828-652-5532; (R) 828-652-9325; (F) 828-659-2369 | [email protected] or [email protected] Northeast (NE): Samuel H. Moore, Jr. PO Box 678, Madison, NC 27025 104 East Decatur St., Madison, NC 27025 Administrative Assistant: Lisa L. Williams (O) 336-427-4454; (R) 336-427-4419; (F) 336-427-6501 | [email protected] or [email protected] North Wilkesboro (NW): N. Fred Jordan, Jr. 1710 Parkwood Dr., South Suite, Wilkesboro, NC 28697 Administrative Assistant: Michele E. Austin (O) 336-667-5401; (R) 336-527-4514; (F) 336-667-2911 | [email protected] or [email protected] Salisbury (SA): Sally O. Langford 432 Copperﬁ eld Blvd., Suite 206, Concord, NC 28025 Administrative Assistant: Ravonda C. Britt (O) 704-723-4822; (R) 704-784-2151; (F) 704-721-5233 | [email protected] or [email protected] Statesville (ST): Mary John Dye 941 Thomas St., Statesville, NC 28677 Administrative Assistant: Jenny M. Mann (O) 704-873-6162; (R) 704-871-0249; (F) 704-873-8271 | [email protected] or [email protected] Waynesville (WA): J. Alexander Ward, Jr. PO Box 1269, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745 177 Weldon Way, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745 Administrative Assistant: Susan L. Yarski (O) 828-456-5172; (R) 828-452-1855; (F) 828-452-1424 | [email protected] or [email protected] Winston-Salem (WS): William T. Medlin III 1031 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Administrative Assistant: Amy L. Johnson (O) 336-725-4502; (R) 336-659-0677; (F) 336-723-6341 | [email protected] or [email protected]

Off the beaten path... Often, WNCC delegates attending conference at Lake Junaluska are so busy, they may miss some of the treasured places located “off the beaten path.” However, this man takes time to reﬂ ect while walking the Labyrinth. 14 Western North Carolina Conference II. CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION A. QUADRENNIAL ELECTION

1. CONNECTIONAL TABLE

Larry M. Goodpaster, Bishop, Chairperson ...... PO Box 18750, Charlotte 28218 Robert Upchurch, Lay Leader, Chairperson...... 322 Gregg St., Archdale 27263 AL: Sherry Barnes HP: Jessie Keaton NW: Megann Marbry AS: Anna Mandelstamm LN: Norris Wilson SA: Will Van Wieren CH: Ella Hand LX: Linda Thomas ST: Judy Foster GA: Betty Brown MA: Stephanie Mills WA: Lawana Almond GR: Amy McCall NE: Samuel Castro WS: Mae Norman UMW Pres: Mildred S. Carter Conference Treasurer/Director Admin. Serv: Bill Wyman UMM Pres: Henry Dozier Assistant to Bishop: Jim Trollinger CCYM Pres: Molly Clay Director Congregational Development: Steve James Trustees Pres: Joe McGuire Conference Secretary: Kim Ingram BOM Pres: Terry Moore Cabinet Secretary: Fred Jordan CF&A Pres: Laurie Guy Director of Communications: Mark Barden CSRC Pres: Steve Haines President of the WNC Foundation: David Snipes Director of Connectional Ministries: Jennifer Davis VP of the WNC Foundation/Leadership Dev: Janice Virtue

2. COUNCIL ON CAMPUS MINISTRY

Jonathan D. Coppedge-Henley, Chairperson ...... PO Box 31603, Charlotte 28231 Robert R. Webb III, Vice Chairperson ...... 100 North Tryon St., Suite 3500, Charlotte 28202 Caroline Wood, Secretary ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218

MEMBERS: At Large (16): Timothy L. Auman, Wanda Carpenter, Ben G. Carson, Jonathan D. Coppedge-Henley, Cathy N. Davis, Laura A. Elliott, Franklin W. Grice, , Otto D. Harris III, Jennifer M. Martin, Ashley G. Pickerel, Lauren P. Richardson, Katie A. Roberts, Amy C. Spivey, John Thomas, Beverly H. Warner, Robert R. Webb III. Conference Program Staff Member: Caroline Wood Cabinet Representative: William T. Medlin III Campus Ministers (without vote) (2): Brad Farrington, Steve Cheney 3. COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION

Laurie Guy, President ...... 921 Berkeley Ave., Charlotte 28203 Julianne Brittain, Vice President ...... 410 N. Holden Rd., Greensboro 27410 Elizabeth O. Coppedge-Henley, Secretary ...... PO Box 31603, Charlotte 28231 William C. Wyman, Jr., Treasurer-DAS ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218

MEMBERS: Clergy (6): Julianne (Jan) Brittain, Elizabeth O. Coppedge-Henley, Randolph H. Harry, R. Mark King, Thomas A. (Andy) Langford III, Albert Mills. Laity (9): Dale Batman, Jennifer L. Burton, James B. Dalton, Laurie Guy, Doug Howard, Scott Humann, Preston Jones, Harvey McIntyre, Angela White Member, General Council on Finance and Administration: James C. Windham, Jr. Ex Ofﬁ cio (without vote): Resident Bishop: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster Assistant to the Bishop: James T. Trollinger Conference Director of Connectional Ministries: Jennifer P. Davis Conference Treasurer-DAS: William C. Wyman, Jr. Cabinet Representative: J. Alexander Ward, Jr. 2010 journal 15 4. BOARD OF LAITY

Robert D. Upchurch, President ...... 322 Gregg St., Archdale 27263 Kim Keyse, First Vice-President ...... 1917 Palm St., Greensboro 27405 John Crane, Second Vice-President ...... 2856 Colony Woods Rd., Gastonia 28054 Thelma Wright, Secretary ...... 7727 Lobilioln, Charlotte 28214

MEMBERS: Laity (12): John D. Crane, Margaret Foust, Henry Goldston, Joyce Irby, Kim Keyse, Dan Krontz, Jerry Lamb, Tonya A. Lanier, Elaine Surgeon, Patricia W. Wiseman, Thelma Wright Resident Bishop: Larry M. Goodpaster Conference Director of Lay Speaking: Mitch Matthews Conference Lay Leader: Robert D. Upchurch Conference Prayer Advocate: TBD President, United Methodist Women: Mildred S. Carter Gathering of the Laity Chairperson: John Crane President, United Methodist Men: Henry Dozier Vice-Chairperson: John Crane Vice Chairperson, Council on Youth Ministries: Josiah Howard Registrar: Margie Knight District Lay Leaders (14): (AL) Tommy Stilwell, (AS) Karen Treasurer: Irma Ellwanger Ballard, (CH) Irma Ellwanger, (GA) Doug Carpenter, (GR) Laity Service Award Program Chairperson: TBD Edd Bigham, (HP) Peggy Woodruff, (LN) David Stroupe, (LX) Conference Director of Scouting: TBD Kim Wright, (MA) Mary Alice Bradley, (NE) Etta Marcellus, Cabinet Representative (without vote): Mary John Dye (NW) Bobby Sharp, (SA) Kris Peurifoy, (ST) Bill Dobbins, (WA) William E. Cannon, Jr., (WS) Dean Norman

5. COUNCIL ON HIGHER EDUCATION

Drew Van Horn, President ...... One Brevard College Dr., Brevard 28712 Charlotte Brendel, Vice-President ...... PO Box 162, Drexel 28619 Faye Burton, Secretary ...... 3015 Longwood Dr., Shelby 28152

MEMBERS: Resident Bishop: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster Cabinet Representative: George E. Thompson Conference Director of Connectional Ministries: Jennifer P. Davis College/University Presidents: Julianne Malveaux (Bennett), Drew L. Van Horn (Brevard), Lawrence D. Czarda (Greensboro), Nido R. Qubein (High Point), David J. McIlquham (Pfeiffer) At Large (10): Charlotte G. Brendel, Faye Burton, Chandra Caple, J. Keith Crisco, Charles F. Gibbons, Emma K. Grifﬁ s, Greg Hunter, F. Edward Ingram, Elaine Robinson, Myra Waddell Member of General Board: Kenneth H. Carter, Jr. 6. BOARD OF CONGREGATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Kenneth M. Partin, President ...... 27 Forest Rd., Asheville, NC 28803 Betty Jo C. Hardy, Vice President ...... 415 Willow Rd., Salisbury 28147 Pamela E. Blackstock, Secretary ...... 167 Burns St. Asheboro 27203 Lillie M. Jones, Cabinet Representative ...... 10115 Kincey Ave., Suite 290, Huntersville 28078 Stephen D. James, Director of Congregational Development ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 (ex-ofﬁ cio, without vote)

MEMBERS: District Representatives: (AL) David F. Lawrence, (AS) Ron Ballard, (CH) Ken Lyons (GA) Sara Beam, (GR) Suzanne G. Michael, (HP) D. David Talbert, (LN) Valerie B. Rosenquist, (LX) TBD, (MA) David M. Hamlyn, (NE) Catherine Turman, (NW) Marianne M. Romanat, (SA) Kevin McCormac, (ST) Charles C. Kyker, (WA) David H. Christy, (WS) James T. Webb, Jr. At Large: Fund Development and Finance: Stewart Finch, M. Kenneth Lyon, Ray Smith, [Fund Development Specialist – ex ofﬁ cio – without vote (Lee Taylor)]. CONRAD: Donna Barnwell, Jim Chrisawn, Paula B. Northrup, Bill Roberts, David E. Smith, Jr., Allan R. Van Meter, Evangelism: Donald E. McCoy, Elizabeth Puckett, Patricia Spicer, Tommy Stilwell, Rachel West. Revitalization: Beverly B. Coppley, Kaye H. Fry, Rey Rodriguez, R. Keith Turman, W. Kirk Tutterow. New Church Starts: Andrew D. Brown, Mike Fongemy, Karla Knotts, Charles W. Wilson II, Charlie Rivens. Cabinet Representative: Lillie M. Jones Resident Bishop: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster 16 Western North Carolina Conference 7. BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY

Terry L. Moore, President ...... 13901 Providence Rd., Weddington 28104 Mark J. Key, Vice-President ...... 300 S. Main St., Asheboro 27203 Saxon C. Scarborough, Chairperson, Order of Deacons ...... PO Box 218, Gastonia 28053 Joseph C. Seymour, Jr., Chairperson, Order of Elders ...... PO Box 718, Davidson 28036 Lori Beth T. Huffman, Secretary ...... 4411 Sharon Rd., Charlotte 28226 Elizabeth L. Graves, Treasurer ...... 4113 Littlejohn Church Rd., Lenoir 28645 Kimberly T. Ingram, Registrar ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Jennifer Davis, Lay Member of Executive Committee ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Mary Hatley, Chairperson, Fellowship of Local Pastors & Assoc. Members ...... 3250 Gregory Rd., Rockwell 28138 Sally O. Langford, Cabinet Representative ...... 432 Copperﬁ eld Blvd., Suite 206 Salisbury 28025

MEMBERS: Elders in Full Connection (31): Jill Alventosa-Brown, Veranita G. Alvord, Laura Hubbard Auten, Stephen L. Autrey, Michael F. Bailey, James D. Byassee, John K. Ferree, Michael H. Goode, Elizabeth L. Graves, David S. Greene, E. Wannamaker Hardin, Jr., Bonnie P. Harris, Faye L. Herbin, Thomas J. Herin, David C. Hockett, Lory Beth T. Huffman, Mark J. Key, H. Jae Lee, Terry L. Moore, Scott A. Osterberg, Ivan H. M. Peden, Susan E. Pillsbury-Taylor, Ashley Crowder Stanley, Paul B. Thompson, C. Sydnor Thompson III, Shelly F. Webb, Christopher M. Westmoreland, Judith L. White, Earl Wilson, Jr. Cabinet Representative: Sally O. Langford Deacons in Full Connection (6): Nancy Miller Campbell, Brandon K. Dirks, Kimberly T. Ingram, Kathleen H. Kilbourne, Sallyanne I. McVay, Elizabeth C. Minus, Sarah Watkins-Davis Laity (including Conference Lay Leader) and Diaconal Ministers (9): Rebecca G. Bingham, Mildred S. Carter, Henry Dozier, Sandra L. Hieronymus, J. Edgar McFarland, Etta W. Marcellus, William L. Noell III, Robert D. Upchurch Associate Members/Local Pastors (2) Freida H. Hobson, Ana C. Morrison Chairperson, Order of Elders: Joseph C. Seymour, Jr. Chairperson, Order of Deacons: Saxon C. Scarborough Member, General Board: Kenneth H. Carter, Jr. 8. LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Dow Bauknight, Chairperson ...... 311 Cherokee Pl., Charlotte John Fitzgerald, Vice Chairperson ...... 471 New Market Blvd., Boone 28607

MEMBERS: Alexis Anthony, Dow Bauknight, Robert Blackburn, Heidi Campbell-Robinson, John Fitzgerald, John Isley, David Lee, Rob Lee, Kate May, Kathryn McElveen, Vermel Moore, Beverly Parker, Chris Raines, Julie Roberts, Randy Tingle 9. CONGREGATIONAL EXCELLENCE TEAM

Nancy Burgin Rankin, Chairperson ...... 9135 Blair Rd., Charlotte 28227 John Harmeling, Vice Chairperson ...... 5637 Larium Ct., Charlotte 28266

MEMBERS: Bill Foust, Kelly Giese, John Harmeling, Coy Hudson, Fannie Little, Marty Jones, Duncan Martin, Madeline Mosley, Polly Pearson, Russ Pierce, Nancy Rankin, Anita Sain, Sherry Sink, Linda Stout, Gary Wood 10. JUSTICE AND RECONCILIATION TEAM

Vickie Sigmon, Chairperson ...... 437 E. Sprague St., Winston-Salem 27127 Carl Manuel, Jr., Vice Chairperson ...... 653 Veterans Dr., Marion 28752

MEMBERS: Craig Allen, Eileen Ayuso, Loretta Bolden, Alvin Brown, Mary Doub, Beverly Galloway, Stuart Higdon, Theresa Lindquist, Carl Manuel, Jr., Melinda Penry, Martha Phillips, Tony Sayer, Vicki Sigmon, Matt Smith, Philip Wingeier-Rayo 11. COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN UNITY AND INTERRELIGIOUS CONCERNS

Sydnor Thompson, Chairperson ...... 1622 Brandon Rd., Charlotte, NC 28207 Lynda Ferguson, Vice-Chairperson ...... PO Box 135, Bostic 18018 A. Owen Peeler, Secretary ...... 495 NC Hwy. 194S, West Jefferson 28694 2010 journal 17

MEMBERS: District Representatives: (AL) Kimberly S. Higgins, (AS) LeGrand B. Smith II, (CH) William T. Jeffries, (GA) Charlene Hutchings, (GR) H. Bryant Wilbourne, (HP) Christopher A. Franks, (LN) Yvonne L. Vredenburg, (LX) Allison Brown, (MA) Lynda L. Ferguson, (NE) Michelle D. Chappell, (NW) Amy Van Devender, (SA) Jonathan V. Hunter, (ST) Thomas H. Jones, (WA) Erma M. Bond, (WS) Jeffrey S. Patterson Clergy: Janet F. Dixon, Leonard O. Fair, James W. Ferree, David Howard Laity: Betty Compton, Walter D. Hand, Alycia Johnston, Sydnor Thompson Bishop’s Ecumenical Liaison Ofﬁ cer: Sydnor Thompson Member, General Commission: Sarah McKinney 12. COMMISSION ON RELIGION AND RACE

Donna Young, Chairperson ...... 371 Fernhill Rd., Troutman, NC 28166 F. Annalee Allen, Vice-Chairperson ...... 2501 Wedgewood Dr., Salisbury 28146 Jennie Boyd, Secretary ...... 430 Vista Ct., Winston-Salem NC 27106

MEMBERS: District Representatives: (AL) Rhonda D. Hartweg, (AS) Mary Downes, (CH) Earonita Strong, (GA) Pauline Smith, (GR) Yama Kurewa, (HP) Jennie Boyd, (LN) Donna Young, (LX) Linda Thomas, (MA) Betty Young, (NE) Doris Van Putten, (NW) LaTanya Perry, (SA) F. Annalee Allen, (ST) Roger L. Hunter, (WA) Richard L. Buff, (WS) Jane Williams At Large: Lee E. Bynum, Kelly P. Carpenter, Sarah Kim Youth: Addie Schoenberger, Russell Bomer Chairperson, Committee on Ethnic Local Church Concerns: Albert Mills Member, General Commission: Jennifer Davis; James Howze 13. COMMISSION ON THE STATUS AND ROLE OF WOMEN

Peggy Wilkerson, Chairperson ...... 4678 Diamond St., Claremont 28610 Betty Jeanne Day, Vice-Chairperson ...... 1004 Spanish Moss Rd., Indian Trail 28079 TBD, Secretary ......

MEMBERS: District Representatives: (AL) Betty Jeanne Day, (AS) Rosaleen C. Feeser, (CH) Nancy Dozier, (GA) Dana Gates, (GR) Karen L. Easter, (HP) Debbie Auman, (LN) Teresa Harris, (LX) Sue Cave, (MA) Sharon Smith, (NE) Amy Collins, (NW) Barbara Hart, (SA) Evelyn Eller, (ST) Peggy Wilkerson, (WA) TBD, (WS) Connie King At Large: Steve Arnaudin, Lisa Clement Bryant, Edith Costner, Diane Marsden, Ronald R. Robinson, Debra N. Short Representative of United Methodist Women: Karen Wilkerson Member, General Commission: Donna Strickland Smith 14. COMMITTEE ON CHURCH AND SOCIETY

Steve Lee, Chairperson PO Box 790, Davidson 28036 Crystal McPhail, Vice-Chairperson PO Box 2772, Weaverville 28787 Neal Brantley, Secretary 3625 Fish Hatchery Rd., Morganton 28655

MEMBERS: Clergy: Crystal McPhail, Jason W. Harvey, Joel Locklear, Patricia G. Pegram, Sara J. Scruggs, Mark R. Sills, Julie Wilburn Peeler Laity: Lynn Barnes, Lisa Caldwell, Martha Frederick, Lazelle E. Free, Mitchell Matthews, Steve Noblitt, Vickie B. Sigmon District Directors: (AL) J. Curtis Goforth, (AS) Stephen R. Combs, (CH) Tara Bain (GA) Betty Parker, (GR) Sharon L. Adams, (HP) Boyd M. Holliday, (LN) Louise Learson, (LX) Douglas E. Hochmuth, (MA) Cornelius F. Brantley, Jr., (NE) Debra Herbin, (NW) Kim Phillips, (SA) Ruth B. Atkinson, (ST) David A. Macauley, (WA) Allison Best Teague, (WS) Tom Bridges Conference Peace with Justice Coordinator: Gregory Gordon Conference Environmental Justice Coordinator: Boyd Holliday United Methodist Women Social Action Coordinator: Linda Young Conference Representative to North Carolina Council of Churches: James W. Ferree Member, General Board: James Howell 18 Western North Carolina Conference 15. COMMITTEE ON AFRICAN AMERICAN MINISTRIES

Tina Mosby, Chairperson ...... 2603 Kings Mill Rd., Greensboro 27407 Clyde Moore, Vice-Chairperson ...... 251 Lyles St., Elkin 28621 Mildred Ware, Secretary ...... 436 Kelly St., Mooresville 28115

MEMBERS (up to 20): At Large: Alvin Brown, Wanda Carpenter, George Eubanks, Belvin J. Jessup, Bart W. Milleson, Clyde A. Moore, Jr., Jimmie Moore, Tina F. Mosby, Walter Pegues, Albert O. Perkins, Sr., Ronnie E. Roseboro, Sara Scruggs, Jr., Pamela Shoffner, Marsha Stewart, Mildred Ware, Norris N. Wilson, Stephanie Wilson Youth: Aaron Cooke, Matt Hinson 16. COMMITTEE ON ASIAN AMERICAN MINISTRIES

Samuel Om, Chairperson ...... 4314 Dowling Dr., Charlotte 28205 TBD, Vice-Chairperson ...... Wes Judy, Secretary ...... 341 E. Main St., Forest City 28043

MEMBERS (up to 18) : Kadaka Dara, Lee Gauger, Tou-Chao Her, K. Wesley Judy, Heeyoung Kim, Joseph Kim, Byong Lee, Min Ho Lee, Patricia Love, Sun Ja McCoy, Samuel Om, Donald W. Turman, Cher Lue Vang, May L. Vang, Rebecca Wright

17. COMMITTEE ON HISPANIC/LATINO MINISTRIES

Samuel Castro, Chairperson ...... PO Box 773, Stoneville 27048 Oscar Zuniga, Vice-Chairperson ...... 728 Oak Summit Rd., Winston-Salem 27105 Sarah Smith, Secretary ...... 2402 Veasley St., Greensboro 27407

MEMBERS (up to 20): At Large: Sonia N. Baca-Zuniga, William F. Berry II, Augusto O. Caldera, Samuel Castro, David A. Cook, Jr., Thomas Davis, Clarissa Y. Fuentes, Monique Luckey, Ana C. Morrison, David R. Ortigoza, Sybil R. Parks, Frank Ramos, Mark R. Smith, Sarah L. Smith, Alex Smythers, Vicky Villanueva, Diana Wingeier-Rayo, Oscar F. Zuniga Youth: Samantha Shuford

18. COMMITTEE ON NATIVE AMERICAN MINISTRIES

Connie Locklear, Chairperson ...... 3001 Monterey St., Greensboro, 27406 Alfred J. Moore, Vice-Chairperson ...... 29 Bald Creek School Rd., Burnsville 28714 Daphine Strickland, Secretary ...... 1223 Guilford College Rd., Jamestown 27282

MEMBERS (up to 20): At Large: Jack Alley, Chris J. Bennett, Loretta Bolton, Delton F. Collins, Ralph H. Eanes, Jr., Darlene Farrar, Dinah Grant, James Hunt, Christie Jacobs, Larry King, Tommy Lambert, Nefﬁ e Connie Locklear, Cathy McMillian, A. J. Moore, Jeffrey R. Ramsland, James Taylor, Jerry Wolfe Youth: Keith Burns

19. CONSORTIUM ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES INSTITUTIONS

Chief Executive Ofﬁ cers of Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community ...... Joseph P. Snyder Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc...... W. David Piner The Children’s Home, Inc...... George M. Bryan, Jr Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community: ...... Kenneth M. Partin UMAR–WNC, Inc...... Steve Sellers Approved Counseling Ministries ...... Gary L. Kling United Methodist Deaf Ministry-WNC, Inc...... Beverly Maulden Conference Director of Connectional Ministries ...... Jennifer P. Davis 2010 journal 19 20. COMMISSION ON ARCHIVES AND HISTORY

James L. Pyatt, Chairperson ...... PO Box 241, Spindale 28160 Sandrea Williamson, Vice-Chairperson ...... 6024 Tamannary Dr., Greensboro 27455 Clarence E. Horton, Jr., Secretary ...... 1006 Sprucewood St., Kannapolis 28081 Linda P. Addo, Historian ...... PO Box 13356, Greensboro 27415 Nancy Keever Andersen, Archivist ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218

MEMBERS: At Large: Linda P. Addo, Diane Blanton, Virginia Bjorlin, Andrew W. Brown, Jr., Dennis W. Cameron, Russell Ford, Cornelius Holland, Clarence E. Horton, Jr., Robert McKellar, James L. Pyatt, Randy H. Tarlton, Sandrea Williamson Conference Secretary: Kimberly T. Ingram President, Conference Historical Society: Russell Ford Conference Archivist (without vote): Nancy Keever Anderson Assistant Conference Archivist (without vote): Nancy Spaine

21. COMMISSION ON COMMUNICATIONS

T. Gregg Plott, Chairperson ...... PO Box 187, Warrensville 28693 Paul B. L. Revere, Vice-Chairperson ...... 5633 Craftsbury Dr., Charlotte 28215 Molly Tyson Templeton, Secretary ...... 3260 Henry Hudson Pkwy. #7P, Bronx, NY 10463

MEMBERS: At Large: Harold K. Bales, Brian Bingham, Bonnie Dixon, William D. Gibson, Frederick N. Jones, Wes Lawing, Edward D. McKinney, T. Gregg Plott, Deyanira T. Ramos, Paul B. L. Revere, Molly Tyson Templeton, Anja Workman Named by Commission: James Carpenter, Diana Warren, Cassandra Ramos, Amanda Thomas, Robert Willis Youth: Will Florence, Luke Woods Member of General Commission: Marty Folsom

22. COMMISSION ON EQUITABLE COMPENSATION

Angela Rogers Marlowe, Chairperson ...... PO Box 82, Gibsonville 27249 Paulette Norman, Vice-Chairperson...... 2341 Cedar Forest Rd., Ronda 28670 Cynthia L. Arnold, Secretary ...... PO Box 95, Bessemer City 28016

MEMBERS: Clergy: Cynthia L. Arnold, R. Perry Brown, J. Paul Christy, Larry E. Fitzgerald, Angela Rogers Marlowe, Tony H. Matthews, George E. Roberson Laity: Nan Coulter, Doris W. Morrison, Paulette Norman, David Stewart, Sara Williams, Gwendolyn Vanderburg, W. Vann York Assistant to the Bishop: James T. Trollinger Cabinet Representative: Amy L. Coles

23. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW COMMITTEE (nominated by the bishop)

H. Kyle Thompson, Chairperson ...... 9106 Bryant Farms Rd., Charlotte 28277 Miller C. Carter, Jr., Vice-Chairperson...... 1422 Wayside Dr., Greensboro 27405 Naomi King, Secretary ...... 81 Garrison Branch Rd., Weaverville 28787

MEMBERS: Miller C. Carter, Jr., R. Naomi King , H. Kyle Thompson. Alternate: Cynthia Sloan 20 Western North Carolina Conference 24. COMMITTEE ON THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE MEETING

Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, Chairperson ...... PO Box 18750, Charlotte 28218 Jennifer P. Davis, Vice Chairperson ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Kimberly T. Ingram, Secretary ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 William C. Wyman, Jr., Treasurer ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 MEMBERS: Laity at Large: Justin Cabe, Lauren Hill, Amy L. Johnson, Director of Communication: Mark L. Barden Clarissa Reece, Susan L. Yarski. Coordinator of Calendar: James T. Trollinger Youth: Philip Howard, Rebecca Weekley District Superintendents: (AL) Amy L. Coles, Resident Bishop: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster (AS) John S. Boggs, (CH) George E. Thompson, Assistant to the Bishop: James T. Trollinger (GA) W. Lyn Sorrells, (GR) Frank H. Ison, Conference Director of Connectional Ministries: (HP) C. M. Worthy, Jr., (LN) Lillie M. Jones, Jennifer P. Davis (LX) Sylvia D. Wilhelm, (MA) Phillip B. Cole, Conference Secretary: Kimberly T. Ingram (NE) Samuel H. Moore, Jr., (NW) N. Fred Jordan, Jr., Conference Treasurer DAS: William C. Wyman, Jr. (SA) Sally O. Langford, (ST) Mary John Dye, Conference Lay Leader: Robert D. Upchurch (WA) J. Alexander Ward, Jr., (WS) William T. Medlin III President of United Methodist Women: Mildred S. Carter

25. COMMITTEE ON APPEALS

Mark R. Smith, Chairperson ...... 1200 Vine St., Greensboro 27405 Martha B. Welch, Vice-Chairperson ...... PO Box Drawer 38, Drexel 28619 TBD, Secretary ...... MEMBERS: Clergy (2): Mark R. Smith, Martha B. Welch. Laity (3): Bill Cannon, Dorothy Childs, Carroll Saunders Reserves: W. Kirk McNeill, Lane Mallonee

26. COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE STAFF RELATIONS

Stephen D. Haines, Chairperson ...... 217 S. Church St., Salisbury 28144 Edwin L. Welch, Jr., Vice-Chairperson ...... 1571 Deadmon Rd., Mocksville 27028 Katherine Clontz Sherrill, Secretary ...... 5250 Silas Creek Pkwy., Winston-Salem 27106 MEMBERS: Resident Bishop: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster Elders: Stephen D. Haines, Katherine Clontz Sherrill. Conference Lay Leader: Robert D. Upchurch. Deacon in Full Connection or Diaconal Minister: President, Council on Finance and Administration: Laurie Guy Ellen S. Johnson. President, Board of Congregational Development: Laity: Linda Young, Edwin L. Welch, Jr. Kenneth M. Partin. Conference Director of Connectional Ministries Chairperson, Director of United Methodist Foundation: (without vote): Jennifer P. Davis. Sam H. Smith, Jr. Assistant to the Bishop (without vote): James T. Trollinger Secretary of the Cabinet: N. Fred Jordan, Jr.

27. COMMITTEE ON EPISCOPACY (BOD ¶636)

Maggie Tilley, Chairperson ...... PO Box 609, Boone 28607 Earl Wilson, Jr., Vice-Chairperson ...... 3543 Robinhood Rd., Winston-Salem 27106 Robert E. Roach, Secretary ...... 311 3rd Ave., NE, Hickory 28601

MEMBERS: Elected Clergy: Jill D. Alventosa-Brown, Kenneth H. Carter, Jr., Robert E. Roach, Earl Wilson, Jr. Elected Lay Women: Jennie Boyd, Amy L. Johnson, Mary K. Kizer, Daphine L. Strickland Elected Lay Men: Edward Broadwell, James Sibert, Ed Tyson, Robert D. Upchurch Appointed by Bishop: Nancy Burgin Rankin, Maggie Tilley, Robert Winchester Members of Jurisdictional Committee (with vote): Thomas A. (Andy) Langford III, Betty Jo C. Hardy 2010 journal 21 28. COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION – CLERGY (BOD ¶2703.2)

Richard Boner, Chairperson ...... Nathan Poovey, Vice-Chairperson ...... Patricia Lewis, Secretary ...... 794 Sedge Garden Rd., Kernersville 27284

MEMBERS: Clergy (4FC): Andrew Brown, Matthew Burton, Patricia Lewis, David Melton Professing Members (3): Richard Boner, Jesse Caldwell III, Nathan Poovey Clergy Alternates (3FC); Edwin Briggs, Jr., Michelle Chappell, Brenda Newman Professing Members Alternates (3): Lucy Bolden, Coley Hooker, Jr., Dixie Tyson

29. COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION – DIACONAL (BOD ¶2703.3)

Mark H. Christy, Chairperson ...... 531 Beville Rd., Reidsville 27320 Michael P. Dougherty, Vice-Chairperson ...... PO Box 5289, High Point 27292 Sandra M. McGarrah, Secretary ...... 2916 Tarrymore Pl., Charlotte 28270

MEMBERS: Diaconals/Professing Members (4): Mark H. Christy, Michael P. Dougherty, Sandra M. McGarrah, Ella Hand Clergy (3): Susan Norman Vickers, Randy Sherrill, Patience Brumley Diaconal/Prof Mem Reserves (5): Catherine Ritch Guess, Burney Drake, David Swindoll, TBD, TBD Clergy alternates (5): Sarah Kalish, Sally Queen, Rhonda Hartweg, Ron Garner, Phyllis Glahn

30. COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS

Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, Chairperson ...... PO Box 18750, Charlotte 28218 Kimberly T. Ingram, Secretary ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218

MEMBERS: Elected Lay Members: (Women) Luann Elliott, Irma Ellwanger, Louise D. Jones, Daphine L. Strickland; (Men) Wesley Bailey, John F. Howard, Jr., John W. Hunt, James Morehead Resident Bishop: Larry M. Goodpaster Assistant to the Bishop: James T. Trollinger Conference Secretary: Kimberly T. Ingram District Superintendents: (AL) Amy L. Coles (AS) John S. Boggs, (CH) George E. Thompson, (GA) W. Lyn Sorrells, (GR) Frank H. Ison, (HP) C. M. Worthy, Jr., (LN) Lillie M. Jones, (LX) Sylvia D. Wilhelm, (MA) Phillip B. Cole, (NE) Samuel H. Moore, Jr., (NW) N. Fred Jordan, Jr., (SA) Sally O. Langford, (ST) Mary John Dye, (WA) J. Alexander Ward, Jr., (WS) William T. Medlin III Conference Director of Connectional Ministries: Jennifer P. Davis Conference Lay Leader: Robert D. Upchurch President, United Methodist Men: Henry Dozier President, United Methodist Women: Mildred S. Carter Chairperson, Council on Youth Ministries: Molly Clay

31. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF UNITED METHODIST RURAL FELLOWSHIP

Randy L. Wall, Chairperson ...... 110 Underwood Dr., Mt. Holly 28120 Jacquelyn H. Taylor, Vice Chairperson ...... 2633 Clark’s Chapel Rd., Lenoir 28645 Julie A. Roberts, Secretary ...... PO Box 221, Sandy Ridge 27046 David C. Noyes, Treasurer ...... 305 Willowbrook Dr., Thomasville 27360 Claudia G. Harrelson, Past Chairperson ...... 1003 Spanish Moss Rd., Indian Trail 28079 Greg Freeman, Membership Secretary ...... 785 Reynolds Rd., Lewisville 27023 James H. Graves, Nurture Coordinator ...... 4437 Dawnwood Dr., Charlotte 28212 Roger R. Sailors, Outreach Coordinator ...... 7618 Monbo Rd., Catawba 28609 G. Michael Duncan, Witness Coordinator ...... 498 Hill Farm Rd., Hiddenite 28636 22 Western North Carolina Conference B. TERM ELECTION

1. BOARD OF PENSION AND HEALTH BENEFITS

Mark B. Edwards, President ...... 2326 Whilden Ct., Charlotte 28211 William H. Osborne, Jr., Vice-President ...... 3206 Winged Foot Dr., Salisbury 28144 James M. Armstrong, Jr., Secretary ...... 309 Church St., N. W., Lenoir 28645 James L. Williamson, Treasurer ...... 1937 Clematis Dr., Charlotte 28211 William C. Wyman, Jr., Director of Administration ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 MEMBERS: Terms to expire in 2012: Roberta E. Blackwell, Mark B. Edwards, Barbara Ewings, Don R. Lineberger, William H. Osborne, Jr., Frank A. Stith III Terms to expire in 2016: James M. Armstrong, Jr., M. Lynne Gilbert, Louretta Howze, Al Jones, Dennis B. Marshall Treasurer of the Board of Pension and Health Beneﬁ ts: James L. Williamson Cabinet Representative (without vote): Phillip B Cole Conference Treasurer DAS and member, General Board (without vote): William C. Wyman, Jr.

2. CONFERENCE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, INC.

Joseph P. McGuire, President ...... 48 Patton Ave., Drhumor Building, Asheville 28802 Doris P. Loomis, Vice President ...... 15 Cedar Chine, Asheville 28803 Roslyn Harris, Secretary ...... 3217 Fifth Baxter Crossing, Ft. Mill, SC 29708 MEMBERS: Terms to expire in 2010: Julia M. Hite, Paul N. Milton, Richard N. Randleman, Carol Williams-Gilbert Terms to expire in 2011: Fredrick B. Bowman, Roslyn Harris, Samuel H. Moore, Jr., Harold (Hal) Powell Terms to expire in 2012: Danny R. Gobble, Linda M. Kelly, Doris P. Loomis, Joseph P. McGuire Conference Treasurer-DAS (without vote): William C. Wyman, Jr. Cabinet Representative: Samuel H. Moore, Jr.

3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION, INC.

Sam H. Smith, Jr., Chairperson ...... 7007 Old Dairy Ln., Charlotte 28211 David A. Snipes, President/CEO...... 13816 Professional Center Dr., Suite 100, Huntersville 28078 Chrsitopher W. Davis, Vice President ...... 445 South Main St., Suite 400, Davidson 28036 Ann D. Martin, Secretary ...... Lauralee D. Bailey, Assistant Secretary ...... 13816 Professional Center Dr., Suite 100, Huntersville 28078 Robert B. Byrd II, Treasurer ...... 201 S. College St., Suite 2500, Charlotte 28244 Claire G. Hunsucker, Assistant Treasurer ...... 13816 Professional Center Dr., Suite 100, Huntersville 28078 MEMBERS: Terms to expire in 2011: Christopher W. Davis, Robert B. Byrd II, Dawn M. Hand, Thomas Jordan, Doris D. Vincent Terms to expire in 2012: Charles Betts, Roy Helm, Ann Martin, Royce Reynolds, Sam Smith Terms to expire in 2013: Goldston Harris, James Martin, Charles Nesbitt, Charles Smith, James Saine Counsel (without vote): R. Anthony Orsbon Cabinet Representative (without vote): C. M. Worthy, Jr. Ex Ofﬁ cio (without vote): Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, James T. Trollinger, Jennifer P. Davis, William C. Wyman, Jr. Ex Ofﬁ cio (without vote): Laurie Guy Honorary (without vote): J. Carlton Fleming, John R. Sills, Theodore B. Sumner, Jr., Johnie H. Jones

4. DISCIPLE BIBLE OUTREACH MINISTRIES OF NORTH CAROLINA, INC.

Mike Smith, Chairperson ...... 6746 Brookﬁ eld Pl., Charlotte 28270 Mark C. Hicks, Executive Director ...... PO Box 370, Jamestown 27282 MEMBERS FROM WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE: Terms to expire Dec. 31, 2010: Michael Smith, A. E. (Andy) Lambert, Arnetta E. Beverly Terms to expire Dec. 31, 2011: David Christy, Randolph Harry, Patricia Pegram Terms to expire Dec. 31, 2012: Ed Campbell, Phillip Cole, Amy Coles Conference Staff: Jennifer P. Davis; Board of Advisors: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster 2010 journal 23 5. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, FINCH-HUNT INSTITUTE FOR HOMILETICAL STUDIES

Resident Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, President ...... PO Box 18750, Charlotte 28218 James C. Howell, Vice President, Lectures on Preaching ...... PO Box 6161, Charlotte 28207 Kenneth H. Carter, Jr., Vice President, Bishop’s Reading Program ...... 2810 Providence Rd., Charlotte 28211 Terry L. Matthews, Vice-President, Sermon Awards Program ...... 2569 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem 27106 Patricia W. Wiseman, Secretary ...... 3701 Brown Bark Dr., Greensboro 27410 David B. Wall, Treasurer ...... 317 Skeet Club Rd., High Point 27265

6. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ALDERSGATE: A UNITED METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY

William T. Jeffries, Chairperson ...... 2810 Providence Rd., Charlotte 28211 C. Ron Riley, Vice-Chairperson ...... 5617 McPherson Dr., Charlotte 28226 Robyn A. Crigger, Secretary-Treasurer ...... 8509 Crown Crescent Ct., Charlotte 28227 Joseph P. Snyder, President-CEO ...... 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215

MEMBERS: Terms to expire in 2011: Joseph H. Cathey, Jr., LeRoy Deabler, Margaret Fisher, Susan Keever, C. Ronald Riley, J. Carroll Thomas, Willam Pearch, A. Ward Peacock (ex-ofﬁ cio) Terms to expire in 2012: Patience S. Brumley, Ray Cathey, Robyn A. Crigger, Dan B. McIntrye, Jr., Roy H. Wiggins Terms to expire in 2013: Mark B. Edwards, George M. Freeman, William T. Jeffries, Myra A. Jenkins, Robert F. Lowrance, David R. Murray, Sam H. Smith, Basil A. Williams

7. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ARBOR ACRES UNITED METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INC.

Linda G. Davis, Chairperson ...... 4537 Thacker Rd., Winston-Salem 27106 Richard Bennett, Chairperson Elect...... 1560 Westbrook Plaza, Winston-Salem 27103 Susan Schwartz, Secretary...... 330 S. Greene St., Suite 101, Greensboro 27401 Richard Fulp, Treasurer ...... 2325 Warwick Rd., Winston-Salem 27108 W. David Piner, President ...... 1240 Arbor Rd., Winston-Salem 27104

MEMBERS: Terms to expire in 2010: David W. Bailey, William L. Ball, Jr., Edward S. Beason, Richard V. Bennett, James Corrigan, Don Eppert, James Ferree, Richard Fulp, Emma Graham, Victoria Hunt, Dyeann Jordan, Henry S. Miller, Jr., Brenda Robertson, Susan S. Schwartz, Althea Taylor Jones, William Womble, Jr. Terms to expire in 2011: Judy M. Briggs, Robert S. Chiles, Sr., Linda G. Davis, Ralph Holthouser, Gregory B. Hunter, Lisa P. Purcell Ex Ofﬁ cio: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, Frank H. Ison, Carl M. Worthy, Jr., Sylvia D. Wilhelm, Samuel H. Moore, Jr., N. Fred Jordan, Jr., William T. Medlin III; Richard Stockton, President, Resident Council, Michael L. Robinson, Immediate Past Chairperson

8. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CHILDREN’S HOME, INC.

Tom Lambeth, Chairperson ...... 700 Yorkshire Rd., Winston-Salem 27106 Merry A. Lowe, Vice-Chairperson ...... 2507 Bethel Rd., Jonesville 28642 Mildred S. Carter, Secretary ...... 425 East Hemlock St., Yadkinville 27055 Richard Tamer, Treasurer ...... 4004 Poindexter Ave., Winston-Salem 27106 George M. Bryan, Jr., President/CEO ...... 1001 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem 27104

MEMBERS: Terms to expire in 2011: Mildred S. Carter, Larry Hungerford, Rebecca K. Johnson, Donald L. Martin, Jr., Martha Y. Martinat, Richard J. Tamer, J. Alexander Ward, Jr., Edwin L. Welch, Jr. Terms to expire in 2012: Lynne H. Berry, Jane G. Hanes, R. Harper Heckman, Jean R. Irvin, Thomas W. Lambeth, James H. Wilson, Beverly W. Witherspoon, Bill Doss Terms to expire in 2013: Jennifer P. Davis, Linda G. Davis, Debra Belk Edge, James W. Ferree, John McKinnon, Merry Armstrong Lowe, James T. Webb, Jr. Ex Ofﬁ cio: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, William T. Medlin III 24 Western North Carolina Conference 9. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF GIVENS ESTATES UNITED METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY

Patricia S. Smith, Chairperson………...... 505 Elk Mountain Scenic Hwy. Asheville 28802 Doris P. Loomis, Vice Chairperson...... PO Box 3180, Asheville 28802 Kenneth M. Partin, President and Chief Executive Ofﬁ cer...... 2360 Sweeten Creek Rd., Asheville 28803 G. Edward Towson III, Secretary……………………………….………………...……………………………………….7 Brookwood Rd., Asheville 28804 Gregory D. Hutchins, Assistant Secretary...... PO Box 7647, Asheville 28802 George W. Wooten, Treasurer...... 968 Holly Hills Rd., Sylva 28779 Kenneth W. Swayze, Jr., Assistant Treasurer...... 111 Finley St., Hendersonville 28739

MEMBERS Class of 2011: Ann H. Aldridge, Myron L. Coulter, Ernest E. Ferguson, Louisa R. Goebel, Gordon C. Goodgame, W. Ray McKesson, Kathryn D. Rabb, Donald L. Watrous Class of 2012: Constance M. Haire, Marvin L. Holland, Doris P. Loomis, Billy S. Martin, Peggy C. Melville, Virginia Robinson, Ronald A. Sistrunk, Phillip J. Tate Class of 2013: Steven E. Arnaudin, Donna A. Broadwell, Mark B. Clasby, Patricia S. Smith, Hal F. Starnes, G. Edward Towson II, Kathleen M. Wilson, George W. Wooten Ex Ofﬁ cio: William B. Cagle, Honorary Life; Thomas E. Camp III, Givens Trust; Doris L. Gidney, Resident Council Representative; Lucian C. Rice, Medical; Robert E. Shepherd, Honorary Life; Frances C. Waser, Honorary Life; Alfred J. Whitesides, Jr., Honorary Life; Richard A. Wood, Jr., Chairman Emeritus Clergy: Robert M. Blackburn, Jr., Ben W. Curry, Sanford L. Giles, Daniel G. Martin, C. Sydnor Thompson III; Keith R. Turman Larry M. Goodpaster, Resident Bishop; James T. Trollinger, Assistant to the Bishop; John S. Boggs, Asheville District Superintendent; Phillip B. Cole, Marion District Superintendent; Jennifer P. Davis, Conference Director of Connectional Ministries; J. Alexander Ward, Jr., Waynesville District Superintendent

10. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF UMAR–WNC, INC.

Ed Imbrogno, Chairperson ...... PO Box 1558, Huntersville 28070 Karen Waters, Secretary ...... PO Box 1558, Huntersville 28070 Steve Sellers, President ...... PO Box 1558, Huntersville 28070 Rich McKnight, Treasurer ...... PO Box 1558, Huntersville 28070 Jim Cochran, Past Chairperson ...... PO Box 1558, Huntersville 28070

MEMBERS: Class of 2010: Jim Cochran, Ed Imbrogno, Ginger Kelly, Charles Lieske, Morry Johnston Class of 2011: Max Daniel, Richard McKnight, Margaret McCleskey Class of 2012: Adam Dunaway, Bill Ervin, Carolyn Middlebrooks, Mike Wilson, Chad Scott, Randy Bass Ex Ofﬁ cio: Jennifer P. Davis, Tom Hollowell, Aaron W. Moss, Theresa Hall, Bob King President: Steve Sellers Cabinet Representative: Sylvia Wilhelm

11. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF UNITED METHODIST DEAF MINISTRY–WNC, INC.

Beth Gobble, President ...... 135 Partridge Trail, Salisbury 28146 Wayne Giese, Vice President ...... 103 Jackson’s Run, Morganton 28655 Ernestine Glenn, Secretary ...... 4404 Meridian Dr., Charlotte 28216 Donna G. Ford, Treasurer ...... 1205 Fleming Rd., Greensboro 27410 Beverly Maulden, Executive Director ...... 839 McGregor Dr., NE, Concord 28025 Director of Connectional Ministries: Jennifer P. Davis ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte NC 28218

MEMBERS: Beth Gobble, Carole Edwards, Diane Rutledge, Donna Ford, Ernestine Glenn, John Marshbanks, Kay Free, Lisa Wishon, Mason Shephard, Phyllis Chapman, Sandi Kuhns, Sheila Sorrells, Wayne Giese; Friends of Deaf Ministry: Ann Davidson, Ann Aldridge, Carol Casio, Chris Hiers, Ted Hoffmann, Kathy Elkins, Lindsay Dozier, Margaret Leonhardt, Mary Bones, Susan Pillsbury-Taylor, Thelma Vivian McGraw; Lifetime Members: Ted Hoffman, Bernice Tuttle 2010 journal 25 12. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF CAMP TEKOA

Daniel J. Lyons, Chairperson ...... 626 Medlin Rd., Franklin 28734 Kate May, Vice-Chairperson ...... 2132 Dave St., Winston-Salem 27127 Ty Moser, Secretary ...... 280 Asbury Rd., Candle 28715 Jerry Smith, Treasurer ...... 1016 Worthley Ct., Charlotte 28211

MEMBERS: Class of 2010: D. Michael Jordan, Daniel J. Lyons, Charlotte Miller, Donald A. Newman Class of 2011: Brian E. Combs, Shelton Dunn Davis, David Moore, Jerry Smith Class of 2012: Bruce Fowler, Kate Worthington May, Ty Moser, Tim Walker Youth Representative: Rebecca Gates, Blake Ware Life Member: Bill King Ex Ofﬁ cio: (w/vote) John S. Boggs, Jennifer Davis; (w/o vote) James Johnson, Karen Rohrer, Mike Pruett

13. TRUSTEES OF THE EUGENE M. COLE FOUNDATION

James C. Windham, Jr., Chairperson ...... 3509 Country Club Rd., Gastonia 28056 Juanita T. Henderson, Vice-Chairperson ...... 904 Cherokee Rd., Charlotte 28207 R. Anthony Orsbon, Secretary ...... 4201 Congress St., Charlotte 28209

MEMBERS: Term to expire in 2011: Juanita T. Henderson Term to expire in 2012: James C. Windham, Jr. Term to expire in 2013: Anthony Orsbon

14. BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA PASTORS’ SCHOOL

MEMBERS FROM WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE: Terms to expire in 2011: Pamela E. Blackstock, Angela Rogers Marlowe. Terms to expire in 2012: Danny B. Leonard, J. Daniel Hester. Terms to expire in 2013: David Hockett, Paul Thompson Terms to expire in 2014: David Greene, Toni Ruth Smith

15. REPRESENTATIVES TO NORTH CAROLINA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES

Term to expire in 2013: Arnetta E. Beverly, Sydnor Thompson Treasurer: A. Owen Peeler

16. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF CONFERENCE BROTHERHOOD/SISTERHOOD

Christopher M. Westmoreland, President ...... 9700 Mount Holly-Huntersville Rd., Huntersville 28078 Barbara J. Barden, Vice President ...... 1501 Queens Rd., Charlotte 28207 Moses Hodnett, Recording Secretary ...... 431 Prince St., Eden 27288 Robert W. Combs, Executive Director ...... PO Box 1096, Belmont 28012 Robbie M. Carr, Administrative Assistant ...... PO Box 1096, Belmont 28012 Terry Gates, Co-Director of Laity ...... 2435 Heavner Rd., Lincolnton 28092 Jack Young, Co-Director of Laity ...... 1008 Westwood Ave., High Point 27262

MEMBERS: Terms to expire in 2011: Moses Hodnett (03), Owen Peeler (03), Shirley Donnell (07), Judy White (07) Terms to expire in 2012: Terry Gates (09), Don Haynes (00), Barbara Barden (04), Cecil Donahue (04) Terms to expire in 2013: Jill Alventosa-Brown (07), Arnetta Beverly (01), Roland Barnhardt (06), Jim Pyatt (06) Ex Ofﬁ cio (immediate past president): A. Owen Peeler 26 Western North Carolina Conference C. ANNUAL ELECTION

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE HISTORICAL SOCIETY – 2010-2011 Russell Ford, President ...... 9630 Watergate Rd., Charlotte 28270 TBD, Vice-President ...... TBD, Secretary ...... Nancy Keever Andersen, Treasurer and Conference Archivist ...... PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Linda P. Addo, Historian ...... PO Box 13356, Greensboro 27415 James L. Pyatt, Chairperson, Commission on Archives and History ...... PO Box 241, Spindale 28160 D. TREASURERS TO WHOM FUNDS SHOULD BE FORWARDED The following funds are to be forwarded to William C. Wyman, Jr., Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218: 1. Annual Conference, Jurisdiction, and General Church Apportioned Funds and Askings: 501. Pastors’ (Individual) Health Insurance Premiums 502. Pension Support Budget 503. Episcopal Fund 504. District Superintendents’ Fund 505. Conference Support Budget 506. Equitable Compensation Fund 507. Insurance Supplement – Incapacity Leave 508. Conference Benevolences 509. Congregational Development 510. Higher Education: Colleges, Universities, and Scholarships 511. Higher Education: Campus Ministry 512. Health and Human Services Institutions 513. Africa University Fund 514. Black College Fund 515. General Administration Fund 516. Interdenominational Cooperation Fund 517. Jurisdictional Administration Fund 518. Lake Junaluska Dam and Lake Restoration Fund 519. Ministerial Education Fund 520. World Service Fund 2. Africa University Initiative 3. Human Relations Day 4. UMAR Sunday 5. One Great Hour of Sharing 6. Native American Awareness Sunday 7. Golden Cross Sunday 8. Mother’s Day Offering for Aldersgate, Arbor Acres, and Givens 9. Disciple Bible Outreach Ministry 10. Project AGAPE 11. Peace with Justice Sunday 12. Children’s Home Sunday 13. World Communion Sunday 14. United Methodist Student Day 15. Youth Service Fund 16. General Advance Specials (world, national, UMCOR) 17. Conference Mission Specials 18. World Service Special Gifts for Africa Methodist University (designate WSSG #03 01 88) 19. World Hunger (all projects, including UMCOR) 20. Health Insurance Premiums for Clergy Spouses and Families 21. Pastors’ Optional Term Life Insurance Premiums 22. Special gifts for Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community (Epworth Pl., Asbury Care Center), The Givens Estates, Arbor Acres, UMAR–WNC, Inc., United Methodist Deaf Ministry–WNC, and Golden Cross 23. Conference Mission Response Center 2010 journal 27

District Expense and Parsonage Funds should be forwarded to: Albemarle District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Asheville District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Charlotte District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Gastonia District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Greensboro District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 High Point District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Lake Norman District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Lexington District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Marion District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Northeast District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 North Wilkesboro District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Salisbury District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Statesville District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Waynesville District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Winston-Salem District ...... District Offi ce, 1031 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem 27104 District Mission Society Funds should be forwarded to: Albemarle District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Asheville District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Charlotte District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Gastonia District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Greensboro District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 High Point District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Lake Norman District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Lexington District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Marion District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Northeast District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 North Wilkesboro District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Salisbury District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Statesville District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Waynesville District ...... WNC Conference Treasurer, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Winston-Salem District ...... District Offi ce, 1031 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem 27104 E. DISTRICT OFFICERS | 2010-2011 Note: Listed here are only those district offi cers confi rmed, elected, or approved by the annual confer ence. Each district publishes a directory in which may be found listings of other district offi cers. 1. ALBEMARLE DISTRICT Lay Leader: Tommy Stilwell ...... 2617 Mt. Harmony Rd., Matthews 28105 Associates: Frances Williamson, Joan Sells, Dixie Tyson. Statistician: Kimberly F. Hopkins ...... PO Box 1307, Albemarle 28002 Treasurer: Kimberly F. Hopkins ...... PO Box 1307, Albemarle 28002 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Bruce L. Gwyn ...... 3411 Potter Rd. South, Monroe 28112 Nancy Diggs, J. Matthew Burton, Jr., Cathy Davis, Ed Butler, Tamara Singletary, Corrine Nicholson, Howard Fleming, Ex Offi cio: Tommy Stilwell Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Tony L. Allen ...... 111 West Church St., New London 28127 Clergy: Terry Moore, Tony Allen, Timothy Whittington, Leslee Wray, Michael Shuford, Edwin Briggs, Jr., Craven Williams. Laity/Diaconal: Shirley White, Barbara Stoker, Tom Horner Ex Offi cio: Amy L. Coles Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Jimmy R. Chrisawn ...... 209 Gribble Rd., Indian Trail 28079 Terms to expire in 2011: Robert Romanello, Wes Grant, Dan Overcash Terms to expire in 2012: Barbara Pfau, Jim White, Bob Winchester Terms to expire in 2013: Sam Tyson, Beth Hargett, Jimmy Chrisawn Ex Offi cio: Amy L. Coles Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Richard Jones ...... 4624 Leonard Morgan Rd., Marshville 28103 Susan Sides, Tim Rodgers, Patrick Hamrick, Charles Hughes, Norris Sheppard, Dutch Hardison, Bob Wilcox 28 Western North Carolina Conference 2. ASHEVILLE DISTRICT Lay Leader: Karen Ballard...... 14 Cardinal Ln., Candler 28715 Associates: Lynn Brunner, Freda Haze, Ty Moser, Lynn McKinney, Ralph Patterson, Sue Holland Statistician: Debra H. Luther ...... 27 Balm Grove Ave., Asheville 28806 Treasurer: Dwayne M. Dills ...... 1278-B Hendersonville Rd., Asheville 28803 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Ty Moser ...... 280 Asbury Rd., Candler 28715 Magnolia Whitesides, Carolyn Vess, Mary Downes, Leith Tate, Darrel Bowles, Joseph Fulk, Jr., Fred Carpenter, John Lively Ex Offi cio: Karen Ballard Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Christen H. Matlick ...... 14 Westwood Rd., Asheville 28803 Clergy: Karen Easter, Paul Thompson, Lisa Hartzog Hannah, Tony Sayer, Sallyanne McVay. Laity/Diaconal: Jacqueline King, Cameron Kempson Ex Offi cio: John S. Boggs Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Jack Ellison ...... 305 Allen Mountain Dr., Black Mountain 28711 Terms to expire in 2011: Jackie Rio, Lane Mallonee Terms to expire in 2012: Lynda Briggs, Jack Ellison, Bob Montgomery Terms to expire in 2013: Phyllis Patton, C. Dennis Brown, Tim Towery Ex Offi cio: John S. Boggs Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Martha Lowe ...... 2 Fieldcrest Cir., Asheville 28806 Joseph McGuire, Steve Arnaudin, Gerald Davis, Delores Meadows, Lynn Montgomery, Dwayne Dills 3. CHARLOTTE DISTRICT Lay Leader: Irma Ellwanger ...... 6925 Weirton Pl., Charlotte 28226 Associates: Bobbie Denning, Dwayne Campbell, Shirley Cantrell, John Harmeling, Tom Harris, Elizabeth Holbrooks, Tommy Pharr, Yvonne Stinson, Regina Taylor Statistician: DeEtta M. Rivens ...... 4108 Park Rd., Suite 101, Charlotte 28209 Treasurer: Tom Coggins ...... 9010 Pryor Dr., Ft. Mill, SC 29797 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Joe Montgomery ...... 6301 Hawkwood Ln., Charlotte 28227 Marcia Conston, Joyce Brooks, Carolyn Horton, Barbara Hearne, Louise Glover, Jae Lee, Gary Moore, Gene Morris, Hal Schwantes Ex Offi cio: Irma Ellwanger Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Tom Stinson-Wesley ...... PO Box 3, Pineville 28134 Clergy: Emmanuel Boakye-Yiadom, Dianne Lawhorn, Dawn Hand, Charlie Rivens, Lory Beth Huffman, Paul Milton, Barbara Mayo, Laurie Knoespel, Barbara Barden. Laity/Diaconal: Bob Gourlay, Jatana Royster, Sandra McGarrah Ex Offi cio: George E. Thompson Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: George E. Thompson ...... 4108 Park Rd., Suite 101, Charlotte 28209 Terms to expire in 2011: Ben Stewart, Micki Fisher, Mark Fishero Terms to expire in 2012: John Boyte, Ronald L. Stading, Bill Crowell Terms to expire in 2013: Stuart Rose Ex Offi cio: George E. Thompson Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Martha Efi rd ...... 15930 Bayshore Dr., Huntersville 28078 Tom Bethume, Sherry Cude, Henry Higginbotham, Crowder Falls, Jeff Swing, Bill Cornette, Roberta Blackwell, Hank Dozier, Todd Painter Ex Offi cio: Tom Coggins, Jack Grooms, Larry Wagner 4. GASTONIA DISTRICT Lay Leader: Doug Carpenter ...... 3701 Sugar Spring Rd., Gastonia 28054 Associates: Pat Bess, Evelyn Elliott, Skip McPhail, Bobby McDaniel, Jesse Caldwell III, Jerry Boyce, Janet Maddox, Larry Maddox, Keith Wilson, Sandy Peeler, Tony Worley, George Eubanks, Martha Houser Statistician: Deborah J. Baliles ...... 166 E. Main Ave., Gastonia 28052 Treasurer: Deborah J. Baliles ...... 166 E. Main Ave., Gastonia 28052 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Craig A. Langston ...... 200 East Marion Ave., Shelby 28150 Richard W. Strachan, Lori Gordon, Rhonda Wood, Steve Talbert, George Eubanks, Tony Worley, Priscilla Walker, Ed Campbell, Carol Davis, Sarah Underwood. Ex Offi cio: Doug Carpenter 2010 journal 29

Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: James R. Westmoreland ...... PO Box 218, Gastonia 28053 Clergy: C. Wayne Allen, Ed Biggers, Ricky Fite, Stephen Kiser, Edward Maddox, Thomas Steagald, Charles Stevens III, Edmund Lynn, Jim Westmoreland, Sara Davis, Elizabeth Minus, Saxon Scarborough. Laity/Diaconal: Carroll Saunders, Frances Marshall Ex Offi cio: W. Lyn Sorrells Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Jim Potter ...... 419 Maner Rd., Kings Mountain, NC 28086 Terms to expire in 2011: Bob Tate, Jerry Henry, Jimmie Sigmon Terms to expire in 2012: Stan Anthony, Bill Ross, Jr., Jim Potter Terms to expire in 2013: Mike Holman, Clyde Penry, Richard Randolph Ex Offi cio: W. Lyn Sorrells Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Locke Bell ...... PO Box 481, Gastonia 28053 Ken Ford, Larry Howell, Johnny Presson, Carol Lewis, Lloyd Kelso, Rhonda Wood, Rick Shrum, Samuel (Bo) King 5. GREENSBORO DISTRICT Lay Leader: Edd Bigham ...... 4914 Cade Rd., Climax 27233 Associates: Karen Gilliam, Curtis Gaulden, John Hanner, Alex Williamson, Terry Howard Statistician: Lynne Gilbert ...... PO Box 4523, Greensboro 27404 Treasurer: Lynne Gilbert ...... PO Box 4523, Greensboro 27404 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Patricia Shoffner ...... 2247 NC Highway 62 East, Julian 27283 Ann Jones, Jeter Wilkins, David Melton, Steve Fleming, Vera Bullock, Betty Durham Ex Offi cio: Edd Bigham Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Jonathan D. Marlowe ...... PO Box 82, Gibsonville 27249 Clergy: Sharon Adams, Jane Brannock, A. C. Brock, Jr., Michael Kurtz, Danny Money, Miller Carter, Jr., Carol Williams-Gilbert, Jane Brannock. Laity/Diaconal: Anderine Reed, Sandrea Williamson, Patricia Wiseman Ex Offi cio: Frank H. Ison Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Hank Thompson ...... 3503 Crosstimbers Dr., Greensboro 27410 Terms to expire in 2011: Walt Teague, Dan Gaddy, Eugene Dean, Jr. Terms to expire in 2012: Betty Smith, Jim Galyon, Linda McKinney Terms to expire in 2013: Jimmy Michael, Ray Marley Ex Offi cio: Frank H. Ison Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Betty J. Varner ...... 4024 Blumenthal Rd., Greensboro 27406 Pam Callicut, Earl Ridout, Pam Causey, Wallace Kayle, Terry Weatherford, Libby Wood, Edgar Fisher, Lynne Gilbert

6. HIGH POINT DISTRICT Lay Leader: Peggy Woodruff ...... 2010 Southmont Dr., Asheboro 27205 Associates: Clyde Foust, Emma Routh, David Jarrell, Lucille Parsons, Mickey Fox, John Matthews, Wayne Jarrett, Bill Johnson Statistician: Landa F. Wallace ...... PO Box 4158, Archdale 27263 Treasurer: Donna Yow ...... PO Box 4158, Archdale 27263 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Johnny Harvell ...... 2080 Old NC Hwy 49, Asheboro 27205 Gary Royals, Charles Lindquist, Lee Bynum, Mark Key, Sharon Andrews, Ed Ingle, Martha Yarborough, Tim Richardson Ex Offi cio: Peggy Woodruff Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: W. Michael Holder...... 224 N. Fayetteville St., Asheboro 27203 Clergy: Frances Moran, Jessie Keaton, Barry Osborne, James Watford, Matthew Farabow, Michelle Foster, Mark Key, Mark Hicks, Ashley Crowder Stanley. Laity/Diaconal: Bob Phillips, Dennis Carroll, Lucky Davis. Ex Offi cio: Carl M. Worthy, Jr. Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Harold Powell ...... 525 Cliff Rd., Asheboro 27203 Terms to expire in 2011: Jerry Crouse, Harold Powell, Stephen Davidson Terms to expire in 2012: Greg Patton, Don Dobbins, Mary Priscilla Clay Terms to expire in 2013: Patricia Neal, Robert Wilhoit, Dean Spinks Ex Offi cio: Carl M. Worthy, Jr. Board of Trustees: Chairperson: T. G. Madison ...... PO Box 156, Jamestown 27282 Edwin Ingle, Brenda Alston, Ron Crowder, Terry Cox, Leslie Lowe, Ron Butler, William Harris, Wayne Jarrett 30 Western North Carolina Conference 7. LAKE NORMAN DISTRICT Lay Leader: David Stroupe ...... 6210 McIlwaine Rd., Huntersville 28078 Associates: Mike Bostic, Marie Moore, Al Jones, Ryan Hermance, Dan Meyer, Bertie Lineberger, Dianne Beam Statistician: Dianne Beam ...... 10115 Kincey Ave., Suite 190, Huntersville 28078 Treasurer: James Carpenter ...... 106 Shepherd Hill Dr., Mooresville 28118 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Christopher M. Westmoreland ...... 9700 Mt. Holly-Huntersville Rd., Huntersville 28078 Jody Seymour, Mary Jane Lytle, Joel Miller, Susan German, Sara Clinard, Sandra Moore, Marvin Melton, Bob Kerr, Jamie Hamrick. Ex Offi cio: David Stroupe Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Joseph M. Westfall ...... 4136 Mount Pleasant Rd., Sherrills Ford 28673 Clergy: Michael Bailey, Tamara Wensil, Christopher Westmoreland, Robert Fuquay, Jr., Jody Seymour, Valerie Rosenquist, Robert Kerr, Donald McCoy, John Rowe, Monica Humpal, Vonnie Vredenburg. Laity/Diaconal: LuAnn Elliott, Maurice “Buck” Green, David Stroupe Ex Offi cio: Lillie M. Jones Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: John P. Love ...... PO Box 116, Denver 28037 Terms to expire in 2011: Albert Perkins, Mary Isaacs, Fred Norman Terms to expire in 2012: Hubert Clinard, Bill Kerns, Ray Beam Terms to expire in 2013: John Foster, Joel Gilland, Mike Carle Ex Offi cio: Lillie M. Jones Board of Trustees: Chairperson: David A. Snipes ...... 13816 Professional Center Dr., Ste. 100, Huntersville 28078 Tom Dutton, Gary R. Fulker, Tony Matthews, James Carpenter, Doug Howard, Dianne Beam, Sam Smith, Jr., Susan Irvin, Norris Wilson 8. LEXINGTON DISTRICT Lay Leader: Kim Wright ...... PO Box 743, Southmont 27351 Associates: Bill Campbell, Jane Baity, Karen Coppley, Tonya Lanier, Eric Hilton, Jerry Banks, Sandy Blackburn, Shane Smith Statistician: Rhonda R. Jordan ...... 507 E. Center St., Lexington 27292 Treasurer: Sara Messer ...... 1959 Kennedy Farm Rd., N., Thomasville 27360 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Lee Koontz ...... 6441 Old Greensboro Rd., Thomasville 27360 Sue Cave, Toni Ruth Smith, Sherise Lindsay, Austin Knowlmayer, Jonathon Brake, John Woods, Jr., Mary Bowers, Chris Bennett. Ex Offi cio: Kim Wright Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Chris Clontz ...... 6424 Old Greensboro Rd., Thomasville 27360 Clergy: Lori Anne Bowen, Gary Foster, Cheryl Skinner, Lee Dukes, Karen Smith, Rodney Denton, Ivan Peden, Donnell FitzJefferies. Laity/ Diaconal: Wade Loftin, Lorraine Jordan, Don Eaton Ex Offi cio: Sylvia D. Wilhelm Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Dennis B. Marshall ...... 321 Redland Rd., Advance 27006 Terms to expire in 2011: Gary Foster, Brown Cumby, Jerry Webb Terms to expire in 2012: Karen Roberts, Jerry Brinkley Terms to expire in 2013: Craig Fleming, Tony Steele Ex Offi cio: Sylvia D. Wilhelm Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Denny Wright ...... PO Box 743, Southmont 27351 Crowson Hunt, Richard Smith, Calvin McClamrock, Karen Smith, Darlene Fuller, Keith Perrell, Marilyn Weiler 9. MARION DISTRICT Lay Leader: Mary Alice Bradley ...... 223 Mashburn Branch Rd., Old Fort 28762 Associates: Murray Rhodes, Willie Hall, Kay Webb, Rachel Burnette, Greg Conley, John Henry, Martha Phillips Statistician: Ruth D. Kapely ...... PO Box 820, Marion 28752 Treasurer: Ruth D. Kapely ...... PO Box 820, Marion 28752 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Willie Hall ...... 4908 Ellenboro Rd., Mooresboro 28114 Donald Freshour, Doris Morrison, Martha Phillips, Norman Guthrie, David Hamlyn, Alice Day, Alan Wilson, Kathryn Duckworth, Teresa Blanton. Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Mark S. Denton ...... 2239 NC Hwy. 181, Morganton 28655 Clergy: David Hamlyn, Wade Ogle, Wesley Judy, David Miner, Sydnor Thompson III, Lynda Ferguson, Bobby Hallyburton, Neil Shaw, Melissa Swofford (without vote). Laity/Diaconal: Mary Alice Bradley, Doris Deck, Annie Catherine Rhodes, Martha Phillips, Ruth Kapely Ex Offi cio: Phillip B. Cole 2010 journal 31

Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Bob Hensley ...... PO Box 196, Bakersville 28705 Terms to expire in 2011: Jacob Wright, Chester West Terms to expire in 2012: Bob Smith, Martha Hemphill, Richelle Sampl Terms to expire in 2013: Robert Salsbury Ex Ofﬁ cio: Phillip B. Cole. Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Phillip Tate ...... PO Box 1275, Marion 28752 Everette Carnes, Doris Deck, Martha Hemphill, Wallace Cannon, David Hawkins, Martha Welch, Buddy Bennett

10. NORTHEAST DISTRICT Lay Leader: Etta Marcellus ...... 311 N. Washington Ave., Reidsville 27320 Associates: Louise Flynt, John Hunt, Willis Overby, Judy Jessup, Margie Knight, Carson Oakley, Vicki Walker, Kay Hobson, Brady Jones, Martha Sharpe, James Morehead, Ronnie Hundley Statistician: Lisa L. Williams ...... PO Box 678, Madison 27025 Treasurer: Polly Caple ...... PO Box 13, Madison 27025 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Vernon Rogers ...... 709 Edmond St., Madison 27025 W. Douglas Pryor, Polly Caple, Carl Johnson, Cleveland Ellison, Sue Matthews, Charles Hutchens, Julie Roberts, Billy Chanult Ex Offi cio: Etta Marcellus Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Michelle D. Chappell ...... 1520 S. Scales St., Reidsville 27320 Clergy: JJames Yow, Charles Hutchens, John Ferree, Daniel Ramsey, Katherine Earley, David Cook. Laity/Diaconal: Etta Marcellus, Sara Williams, John Hunt, Betty Compton, Sam Coleman, Margie Knight, Carson Oakley Ex Offi cio: Samuel H. Moore, Jr. Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Daniel E. Ramsey ...... PO Box 723, Madison 27025 Terms to expire in 2011: Lee Eggers, Glenda Bennett, Mike Matthews Terms to expire in 2012: Roger Southern, Herb McClintick Terms to expire in 2013: Daniel Ramsey, Jimmy Roach Ex Offi cio: Samuel H. Moore, Jr. Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Steve Carroll ...... 207 Jim Barr Rd., King 27021 Polly Caple, Dean Matthews, Louise Flynt, Eugene Blackwell, Daniel Ramsey, Roger Southern, Dale Sneed, Carson Oakley

11. NORTH WILKESBORO DISTRICT Lay Leader: Bobby Sharp ...... 295 Horseshoe Dr., Boone 28607 Associates: Linda Jennings, Doretha Wagoner, Jim Swofford, Jane DeVane, Dan Koontz, Betty McCormick. Statistician: Michele E. Austin ...... 1710 Parkwood Dr., South Suite, Wilkesboro 28697 Treasurer: Lois Doss ...... PO Box 1026, North Wilkesboro 28659 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Tom Hunter PO Box 412., Granite Falls 28630 Thomas Hunter, David Wagner, Everette Hartzog, Becky Brittain, Renee Easter, Alvin Brown, Owen Peeler, Jim Connor, Traci Royster Ex Offi cio: Bobby Sharp Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Norman A. Hubbard ...... 4262 Grace Chapel Rd., Granite Falls 28630 Clergy: Marion Swann, Jennifer Stewart, Scott Osterberg, Keith Franklin, Elizabeth Graves, Anne Conover, Chris Wilson, Lewis Poag Laity/Diaconal: Mildred Carter, Barbara Hart, Bob Bumgarner Ex Offi cio: N. Fred Jordan, Jr. Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Joe McMillan ...... 645 Edgewood Dr., Wilkesboro 28697 Terms to expire in 2011: Alan Rice, Jr., Jamey Anders, Kevin Brookshire Terms to expire in 2012: Neil Hartley, Jane Didiar, Barbara Bissette Terms to expire in 2013: Bob Midkiff, Rickey Mitchell, Judi Sale Ex Offi cio: N. Fred Jordan, Jr. Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Richard Randleman ...... PO Box 727, Yadkinville 27055 Wayne Ellis, Ted Henry, Richard Laskey, Judy Hollers, Leonard Herring, Marietta Smith, Lois Doss, Charles Baker, Jr., Fred Jordan, Jr. 32 Western North Carolina Conference 12. SALISBURY DISTRICT Lay Leader: Kris Peurifoy ...... 710 Burrage Rd., Concord 28025 Associates: Elaine Hedrick, Evelyn Eller, Diana Myers, Exie Preddy, Vicky Weant Statistician: Ravonda C. Britt ...... 432 Copperfi eld Blvd., Suite 206, Concord 28025 Treasurer: Ravonda C. Britt ...... 432 Copperfi eld Blvd., Suite 206, Concord 28025 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Linda Tutterow...... 315 Hidden Creek Cir., Salisbury 28147 Doris Deal, Mary Hatley, Mem Luther, Don Hyler, Mike Tucker, Mark Clontz, Charlie Gibbons, Buddy Goforth Ex Offi cio: Kris Peurifoy Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: J. Daniel Hester ...... PO Box 970, Harrisburg 28075 Clergy: J. Randolph Lucas II, David Hockett, Glenn Myers, Jr., Mitch Wilson, Tommy Conder, Anna Barden Laity/Diaconal: Linda Tutterow, Peggy Julian, Dori Thurman, Jean Anderson. Ex Offi cio: Sally O. Langford Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Danny R. Gobble ...... 135 Partridge Trail, Salisbury 28146 Terms to expire in 2011: Dan Gobble, Hayley Lyerly, Betty Honeycutt Terms to expire in 2012: Tim Lowder, Steve Haines, Lynn Cash Terms to expire in 2013: Robert Porter, Ike Isenhour, Dale Bost Ex Offi cio: Sally O. Langford Board of Trustees: Chairperson: TBD Earl Sides, Carlos Baldwin, Bennie Rainwater, Denny White, Jr., David Mauldin, Michael Jolly, Sally Langford

13. STATESVILLE DISTRICT Lay Leader: Bill Dobbins ...... 1133 Fulton Dr., Statesville 28766 Associates: Polly Pearson, Mary Umbarger, Dale Trivette, Bill Sharpe, Judy Foster, Rob Lee V Statistician: Jenny M. Mann ...... 941 Thomas St., Statesville 28677 Treasurer: Jenny M. Mann ...... 941 Thomas St., Statesville 28677 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Stephen H. Kirby ...... PO Box 55, Union Grove 28689 Sandy Jahn, Edith Derr, Linda Lavinder, Eric Morphis, Joann Mills, Wayne Miller, Sheila Overcash, Carolyn Thompson, Peggy Willhide. Ex Offi cio: Bill Dobbins Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Josh Sherfey ...... PO Box 157, Taylorsville 28681 Clergy: Dale Sneed, Eric Morphis, Perry Miller, Michael Duncan, Paula Northrup, Bob Roach, David Greene, Freida Hobson, Charlotte Brendel. Laity/Diaconal: Richard Hols¬houser, Bill Dobbins, Polly Pearson, Mary Umbarger Ex Offi cio: Mary John Dye Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: Mike Loftis ...... 192 Dunwick Ln., Olin 28660 Terms to expire in 2011: Jim Church, Darrell Robertson, Terms to expire in 2012: Betty Icard, Wayne Miller Terms to expire in 2013: Ann Kelly Ex Offi cio: Mary John Dye Board of Trustees: Co-Chairperson: Donald L. Shuman ...... PO Box 169, Statesville 28687 Co-Chairperson: Bill Graham ...... 1027 11th St. Cir. Dr., NW, Hickory 28601 Linda Stikeleather, Mitchell Setzer, Charles Murray, Michael Houser, Nelson Bess, Steve Tate, William Pope, Jenny Mann, Mary John Dye

14. WAYNESVILLE DISTRICT Lay Leader: William E. Cannon, Jr...... 381 Ginseng Hollow Ln., Waynesville, NC 28786 Associates: John Gaston, Fred Meeker, Callie Moore Statistician: Susan L. Yarski ...... PO Box 1269, Lake Junaluska 28745 Treasurer: Susan L. Yarski ...... PO Box 1269, Lake Junaluska 28745 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: Maurice West ...... PO Box 310, Marble 28905 Mary Ann Way, Paul Christy, Nancy Meeker, Fred Cantler, John Berrong, Jeanne Pickerel, Charles Wilson II, Daniel Allison, Gail Powell. Ex Ofﬁ cio: William E. Cannon, Jr. 2010 journal 33

Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Chairperson: Kirk Hatherly ...... PO Box 85, Hayesville 28904 Clergy: Jacob Kyker, Keith Newell, Daniel Stiles, Kathleen Wilson, Richard Buff, Randy Tingle, Katherine Crain, Wannie Harden. Laity/Diaconal: Knox Hardin, Lewis Cloud, Buddy Owle Ex Ofﬁ cio: J. Alexander Ward, Jr. Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: David Reeves ...... PO Box 1267, Cullowhee, 28723 Terms to expire in 2011: David Moore, Gwyn McIntosh, Alan Mears Terms to expire in 2012: David Reeves, Bill Gamble, Brenda Manning Terms to expire in 2013: Larry Leatherwood, Tim Carver, Larry Morris Ex Ofﬁ cio: J. Alexander Ward, Jr. Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Jack Ewing ...... 593 Crum Dr., Lake Junaluska 28745 Phillip Dooly, Gary Arrington, Audrey Henderson, Frank Queen, Pat Owen, Randy Harry, Susan Heckert, John Fowler

15. WINSTON-SALEM DISTRICT Lay Leader: Dean Norman ...... 1120 Wellesley Place Dr., Lewisville 27023 Associates: Larry Butler, Joyce Irby, Elizabeth Topalu, Mary Jo Brewer, Tom Bridges, Martha Gwyn, Bob Langlais, Donna Ireland, Robbie Irvin, Ashley White, Mallory Oldham, Rick Cain, Sandy Letchworth, Steve Siler, Bob Barefoot, Franklin Johnson Statistician: Amy L. Johnson ...... 1031 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem 27104 Treasurer: Stan Southern ...... 2930 Tobaccoville Rd., Tobaccoville 27050 Committee on District Superintendency: Chairperson: W. Christopher Thore ...... PO Box 829, Clemmons, 27012 Donna Ireland, Jennifer Huff, Virginia Kennedy, Carolyn Payne, Danny Garrett, Amy Burton, Steve Martin, Meredith Martin, Donald Martin. Ex Offi cio: Dean Norman Committee on the Ordained Ministry: Clergy: Paul Perkins, Sr., Sharon Engebretson, Stephen Autrey, Robert Nations, Jr., Bonnie Harris, Gary Elrod, Ann Tucker. Laity/ Diaconal: Martha Jo Campbell, Tracy Mohr, Jim Wilhelm Ex Offi cio: William T. Medlin III. Board of Church Location and Building: Chairperson: William T. Medlin III ...... 1031 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem 27104 Terms to expire in 2011: Perry Peterson, Harriet Binkley, George Walker Terms to expire in 2012: Timothy Davis, Thomas W. Albert, Kevin Hayes Terms to expire in 2013: Peter Epermanis, Melvin Long, Jane Williams Ex Offi cio: William T. Medlin III Board of Trustees: Chairperson: Bowen Houff ...... 441 Roller Mill Dr., Lewisville 27023 Mallory Oldham, Dana Dalton, Joe Bennett, Tom Serrin, Mary Alice Love, Jim Kennedy, Mark Atkinson

Left: Resources provided by United Methodist Global Response to Alcohol and Drugs were available at this table near Stuart Auditorium. Addressing health and social issues is an important initiative of The United Methodist Church in efforts to solve problems and transform people’s lives. Right: Taking a quiet moment at the edge of the lake is often a favorite pastime of the members of the annual conference. 34 Western North Carolina Conference

III. CONFERENCE DIRECTORY

NOTES: • The name in parentheses is the name of the spouse. • The capital letters following the name indicate the individual’s conference afﬁ liation category: AF Afﬁ liate Clergy Member AM Associate Member DC Deaconess DM Diaconal Minister DR Retired Diaconal Minister FD Deacon in Full Connection FE Elder in Full Connection HON Honorary Member (Bishop) LF Full-time Local Pastor LP Part-time Local Pastor LR Retired Local Pastor LS Student Local Pastor OD Deacon Member of Another Conference or Denomination Serving an Appointment in the WNC Conference OE Elder Member of Another Conference or Denomination Serving an Appointment in the WNC Conference OF Full Member of Another Denomination Serving an Appointment in the WNC Conference OP Provisional Member of Another Conference Serving an Appointment in WNC Conference PD Provisional Member in Deacon Track PE Provisional Member in Elder Track

* Marks the names of the clergy and diaconal ministers who did not register as present at the 2010 session of the annual conference and did not send letters asking to be excused. • In addresses and phone numbers, the designation (O) refers to ofﬁ ce; (R), to residence; (C), to cell-phone number; (F), to fax number; and (e), to e-mail address. • Names in italics indicate clergy who have died between July 1 and Oct. 1, 2010, when the Journal went to print. • The two letters in parentheses preceding the appointments of the clergy, diaconal ministers, and deaconesses are the district abbreviations:

(AL) Albemarle (AS) Asheville (CH) Charlotte (GA) Gastonia (GR) Greensboro (HP) High Point (LN) Lake Norman (LX) Lexington (MA) Marion (NE) Northeast (NW) North Wilkesboro (SA) Salisbury (ST) Statesville (WA) Waynesville (WS) Winston-Salem

• The information concerning each person is presented in this sequence: Name (Spouse) – Category – (District) Appointment; Mailing Address; Telephone Numbers (Ofﬁ ce, Residence, Cell, Fax); and e-mail address.

If information is listed incorrectly, is missing, or changes during the year, please contact the Conference Secretary, Rev. Kim Ingram ([email protected]). The 2010-2011 appointments (effective July 1, 2010) can be accessed at www.wnccumc.org/ac10/pdf/2010WNCCAppointments.pdf. Updated appointments are occasionally added, although all appointment changes will not be posted to the Web site. For an accurate search of a clergyperson or church, please use the searches available at www.wnccadmin.org. If you have questions regarding an appointment, please contact the Conference Secretary, Kim Ingram ([email protected]) or a district offi ce at www.wnccumc.org/dis/districtoffi ces.htm. 2010 journal 35 A. HONORARY MEMBERS Jones III, L. Bevel (Tuck) - HON Retired Bishop 2977 Blackwood Dr., Decatur, GA 30033; (O) 404-727-6324; (R) 404-636-4401 Kammerer, Charlene P. (Leigh) - HON Bishop of Richmond Area PO Box 1719, Glen Allen, VA 23060; (O) 804-521-1100; (R) 804-360-5535 McCleskey, J. Lawrence (Margaret) - HON Retired Bishop PO Box 164, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745; (R) 828-456-5078; (C) 828-550-1227 Stockton, Thomas B. (Jean) - HON Retired Bishop 1835 Country Club Dr., W., High Point, NC 27262; (R) 336-886-1835; (e) [email protected] B. ORDAINED CLERGY, PROVISIONAL MEMBERS, ASSOCIATE MEMBERS, AND LOCAL PASTORS Abernethy, April B. (John) - FE - (MA) Bethel (Dysartsville) 1721 Indian Trl, Morganton, NC 28655-9019; (O) 828-584-1076; (R) 828-433-7414; (C) 828-413-0297; (e) [email protected] Adams, Charles L. (Beverly) - RE - (GR) Retired 706 Golf House Rd., W, Whitsett, NC 27377-9272; (R) 336-449-9242; (e) [email protected] Adams, G. Frances (Mike) - FL - (HP) Level Cross 243 Branson Mill Rd., Randleman, NC 27317-8007; (O) 336-498-5522; (R) 336-498-2803; (C) 336-953-3202; (F) 336-672-5088; (e) [email protected] Adams, Holly C. (Scott) - FE - (LN) Pisgah-St. Paul’s 1047 Lowrance Rd., Catawba, NC 28609-8983; (O) 828-428-3443; (R) 828-241-9597; (C) 828-302-4321; (e) [email protected] Adams, Michael W., Sr. (Fran) - FL - (GR) Greensboro: Newlyn Street 243 Branson Mill Rd., Randleman, NC 27317-8007; (O) 336-273-6073; (R) 336-799-4422; (C) 336-953-1075; (e) [email protected] Adams, Morgan D. (Matthew) - FL - (GR) Greensboro: Grace Assistant 438 W. Friendly Ave., Greensboro, NC 27403; (O) 704-846-1032; (C) 704-560-6082; (e) [email protected] Adams, Sharon L. - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Mt. Tabor-Celia Phelps 2518 Corinth Dr., Greensboro, NC 27406-4782; (O) 336-855-8348; (R) 336-274-2083; (C) 336-430-9944; (F) 336-855-8348; (e) [email protected] Adams, T. Dixon (Margery) - RE - (ST) Retired 2548 Eagle Dr., NE, Conover, NC 28613-9473; (R) 828-459-9728; (C) 828-228-2660; (e) [email protected] Addo, Peter E. A. (Linda) - RE - (GR) Retired PO Box 13356, Greensboro, NC 27415-3356; (R) 336-375-5761; (F) 336-375-0068; (e) [email protected] Albert, Thomas W. (Billie) - FE - (WS) Union-Concord 198 Conrad Cir., Lewisville, NC 27023-9661; (R) 336-945-2919; (e) [email protected] Albino, Candido* (Rosa) - PL - (CH) Mint Hill: Blair Road Assistant 3440 Betterton Ln., Charlotte, NC 28269-0155; (O) 704-545-6785; (R) 704-492-6075 Aldridge, Julian M., Jr. (Becky) - RE - (CH) Retired 2440 Winterbrooke Dr., Matthews, NC 28105-8857; (R) 704-847-8070; (C) 704-301-1819; (e) [email protected] Alexander, Byron E. (Jana) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: College Place 509 Tate St., Greensboro, NC ; (O) 336-275-3363; (C) 704-944-5871; (F) 704-875-2264; (e) [email protected] Alexander, Darren W. - FE - (LX) Oak Forest 11461 Old Hwy 52, Winston-Salem, NC 27107; (O) 336-764-2949; (R) 336-764-0750 Allcorn, Ronald C. (Cindy) - PL - (MA) Old Fort 259 S Catawba Ave., Old Fort, NC 28762-9675; (O) 828-668-9380; (R) 828-668-0414; (e) [email protected] Allcorn, Shirley M. (David) - RL - (MA) Retired 73 Dewey Brown Dr., Marion, NC 28752-8566; (O) 828-756-7249; (R) 828-756-7249; (e) [email protected] Allen Jr., G. Craig (Annalee) - PL - (SA) Downtown Salisbury Cooperative Parish Assistant 2501 Wedgewood Dr., Salisbury, NC 28146-7859; (O) 704-636-2241; (R) 704-633-0719; (C) 908-234-0782; (e) [email protected] Allen, Brian C. (Elizabeth) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Irving Park 1510 W Cone Blvd., Greensboro, NC 27408-4318; (O) 336-288-2323; (R) 336-834-8765; (F) 336-288-0895; (e) [email protected] Allen, C. Wayne (Anna) - FE - (GA) Shelby: Aldersgate 1207 W Dixon Blvd., Shelby, NC 28152-5131; (O) 704-487-8491; (R) 704-482-1607; (F) 704-482-0990; (e) [email protected] Allen, D. Ronald (Donna) - FE - (WA) Chaplain, WestCare Health System 68 Hospital Rd., Sylva, NC 28779-2722; (O) 828-586-7145; (F) 828-586-7467; (e) [email protected] 36 Western North Carolina Conference Allen, F. Annalee (Craig) - PE - (SA) Downtown Salisbury Cooperative Parish 2501 Wedgewood Dr., Salisbury, NC 28146-7859; (O) 704-636-2241; (R) 704-633-0719; (C) 980-234-0791; (e) [email protected] Allen, Tony L. (Erin) - FE - (AL) New London PO Box 146, New London, NC 28127-0146; (O) 704-463-1706; (R) 704-463-5669; (C) 704-699-6784; (F) 704-463-1706; (e) [email protected] Allred, James G., Jr. (Judy) - RE - (AL) Retired 40617 Millingport Rd., Richfi eld, NC 28137-9688; (R) 704-463-5166; (C) 704-322-7843; (e) [email protected] Almond, Roxane K. (Douglas) - PL - (SA) Boger’s Chapel 4800 Cauble Rd., Mount Pleasant, NC 28124-9324; (O) 704-786-3575; (R) 704-436-2223; (C) 704-791-2251; (e) [email protected] Alventosa-Brown, Jill D. (Vincent) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: St. Timothy’s 5228 Hilltop Rd., Jamestown, NC 27282-9351; (O) 336-632-4581; (R) 336-665-1835; (C) 336-207-8595; (F) 336-632-4582; (e) [email protected] Alvord, Alec M. (Dot) - RE - (CH) Retired 4810 Pine Ridge Rd., Charlotte, NC 28226-5718; (R) 704-362-1860; (e) [email protected] Alvord, Veranita G. (Joe Tarpley) - FE - (GA) Shelby: Hoyle Memorial 1741 Fallston Rd., Shelby, NC 28150-3368; (O) 704-487-9522; (R) 704-487-8988; (C) 704-517-4929; (e) [email protected] Amason, James D. (Claire) - RL - (WA) Retired 230 Brown Cove Rd., Clyde, NC 28721-8640; (R) 828-648-4587; (C) 828-246-3213; (e) [email protected] Anderson, Janet E. - FE - (GA) Incapacity Leave 407 W Main St., Apt. 323, Wilkesboro, NC 28697-2525; (R) 336-990-0323; (e) [email protected] Anderson, Kenneth R. (Wanda) - FL - (MA) Toe Valley 53 Pine Grove Rd., Spruce Pine, NC 28777-8268; (O) 828-765-9638; (R) 828-766-6264; (C) 828-260-3724; (e) [email protected] Andrews, Harry F. - FE - (GA) Northbrook 8055 Reeps Grove Church Rd., Vale, NC 28168-8609; (O) 704-276-2264; (R) 704-276-2264; (C) 336-453-3062; (e) [email protected] Andrews, W. Mark (Denise) - FE - (CH) Belmont: First PO Box 748, Belmont, NC 28012-0748; (O) 704-825-2106; (R) 704-825-8471; (F) 704-825-2176; (e) [email protected] Anthony, Alexis W. (Lynda) - FL - (LN) Charlotte: Greater Vision (NS) 8835 Larchmont Cir., Charlotte, NC 28214-9574; (O) 704-395-1425; (R) 704-395-1425; (C) 704-491-2628; (e) [email protected] Arey, John V., Jr. (Sandy) - FE - (CH) Executive Director, MCCS 7110 Edenderry Dr., Charlotte, NC 28270-3806; (O) 704-375-5354; (R) 704-844-2799; (C) 704-258-1201; (F) 704-375-3069; (e) [email protected] Arledge, David (Faye) - FL - (LN) Charlotte: Moore’s Chapel 10601 Moores Chapel Rd., Charlotte, NC 28214-8439; (O) 704-399-1632; (R) 704-399-0207; (C) 828-329-8506; (e) [email protected] Armfi eld, Edgar L., Jr. (Cindy) - FL - (LX) Cotton Grove 838 Green Meadows Dr., Lexington, NC 27292-7523; (O) 336-357-5262; (R) 336-357-5054; (C) 336-239-5607; (e) [email protected] Armstrong, James M. (Heli) - RE - (WA) Retired/Clyde: Louisa Chapel PO Box 85, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0085; (R) 828-456-5432; (C) 828-734-7976; (F) 828-456-7531; (e) [email protected] Armstrong, James M., Jr. (Elizabeth Graves) - FE - (NW) Lenoir: First 309 Church St., NW, Lenoir, NC 28645-5118; (O) 828-754-4922; (R) 828-754-5284; (C) 828-292-3966; (F) 828-754-4478; (e) [email protected] Arnold, Cynthia L. - FE - (GA) Bessemer City: First PO Box 95, Bessemer City, NC 28016-0095; (O) 704-629-2800; (R) 704-629-2614; (C) 704-616-9626; (e) [email protected] Arnold, Robert B. (Jean) - RL - (CH) Retired/Charlotte: Hawthorne Lane Assistant 501 Hawthorne Ln., Charlotte, NC 28204-2313; (O) 704-332-8131; (R) 704-537-7940; (C) 704-458-5865; (F) 704-332-8420; (e) [email protected] Arrington, Carl L. - FE - (CH) SEJ Director of African American Ministries PO Box 237, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0237; (O) 828-454-6739; (R) 704-591-1988; (C) 704-591-1988; (F) 828-452-1956; (e) [email protected] Ashe, Donald W. (Kate) - RE - (WS) Retired 131 Kerrybrook Ln., Winston-Salem, NC 27104-3547; (R) 336-768-4282; (e) [email protected] Atkinson, Ruth B. (Dorsia) - RL - (SA) Retired/Elmwood PO Box 177, Landis, NC 28088-0177; (O) 704-857-5851; (R) 704-857-5851; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 37

Auman, George E. (Nancy) - RE - (LN) Retired 3644 Gordon St., Terrell, NC 28682-9729; (R) 828-478-3577; (e) [email protected] Auman, J. Keith (Debra) - FL - (HP) Old Union-Worthville 1754 Jackson Lake Rd., High Point, NC 27263-9737; (O) 336-434-2605; (R) 336-434-2812; (C) 336-688-2819; (e) [email protected] Auman, Jill Lindsey (Tim) - FE - (HP) Fairﬁ eld 1505 NC Highway 62 W, High Point, NC 27263-9419; (O) 336-431-5743; (R) 336-434-1686; (C) 336-259-4757; (F) 336-884-4313; (e) revjill@fairﬁ eldumc.com Auman, Timothy L. (Jill) - FE - (WS) Chaplain, Wake Forest University PO Box 7204, Winston-Salem, NC 27109; (O) 336-758-5017; (R) 336-692-3870; (C) 336-692-3870; (F) 336-758-3193; (e) [email protected] Austin, D. Wesley (Lisa) - FE - (AS) Oak Hill 277 Oak Hill Rd., Candler, NC 28715-9617; (O) 828-667-1782; (R) 828-667-8480; (C) 828-337-2541; (e) [email protected] Austin, Michael F. (Lynda) - FL - (WA) Plains 84 Holland Rd., Canton, NC 28716-7821; (O) 828-648-3464; (R) 828-648-5075; (C) 828-565-6016; (e) [email protected] Austin, Stephen W. (Liz) - FE - (WS) U.S. Army Chaplain 274 Boston Post Rd., Wayland, MA 01778-1803; (O) 508-233-4101; (R) 508-358-0802; (C) 508-202-2638; (e) [email protected] Auten, Laura Hubbard (Jeff) - FE - (GA) Gastonia: Maylo 1900 Spencer Mountain Rd., Gastonia, NC 28054-9601; (O) 704-824-3529; (R) 704-824-1946; (C) 704-685-7208; (F) 704-824-3582; (e) [email protected] Auten, Richard D. (Teresa) - FE - (AS) Etowah PO Box 1268, Etowah, NC 28729-1268; (O) 828-891-4360; (R) 704-966-0356; (C) 704-351-7754; (F) 704-399-1684; (e) [email protected] Autrey, Stephen L. (Marcy) - FE - (WS) Walkertown: Morris Chapel 2615 Martin St., Walkertown, NC 27051-9649; (O) 336-595-8101; (R) 336-595-2345; (F) 336-595-6504; (e) [email protected] Ayuso, Eileen B. (Michael) - PE - (WS) Executive Director, The Shalom Project 6166 Spring Forest Dr., Pfafftown, NC 27040-9356; (O) 336-721-0606; (R) 336-331-2730; (C) 336-331-2730; (e) [email protected]

Baca-Zuniga, Sonia N. (Oscar) - AM - (WS) Winston-Salem: Marvin 258 Hope Crossing Rd., Lexington, NC 27295; (R) 336-764-5495; (e) [email protected] Bailey, Dewey A. (Barbara) - RE - (MA) Retired 606 Occoneechee Dr., Fuquay Varina, NC 27526-6604; (R) 919-557-7314; (e) [email protected] Bailey, Lloyd R. (Judith) - RE - (WA) Retired 4122 Deep Wood Cir., Durham, NC 27707-3522; (R) 919-489-8731; (e) [email protected] Bailey, Michael F. (Lauralee) - FE - (LN) Cornelius: Mount Zion 19600 Zion St., Cornelius, NC 28031-8400; (O) 704-892-8566; (R) 704-895-0343; (C) 704-502-0083; (F) 704-892-3143; (e) [email protected] Bailey, Richard D. (Ellen) - RE - (CH) Retired 8000 Sunnyvale Ln., Charlotte, NC 28210-6769; (R) 704-554-7470 Bain, Tara Ebner (David) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Providence Associate 2810 Providence Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211-2243; (O) 704-714-9372; (R) 704-362-4017; (F) 704-365-6800; (e) [email protected] Baird, L. William, Jr. (Brenda) - RL - (NE) Retired/Bethel (King)-Germanton 3965 Queens Grant Court, High Point, NC 27265; (O) 336-591-7547; (R) 336-307-3933; (C) 336-339-9811; (e) [email protected] Baker, Charles W., Jr. (Anne) - FE - (NW) Elkin: First 206 Hawthorne Rd., Elkin, NC 28621-3019; (O) 336-835-2323; (R) 336-526-5818; (C) 336-207-7152; (F) 336-835-8035; (e) [email protected] Bales, Harold K. (Judy) - RE - (SA) Retired 1202 Lily Green Ct NW, Concord, NC 28027-2302; (O) 704-933-1127; (R) 704-979-1139; (C) 704-608-7650; (e) [email protected] Ball, Enoch G., Jr. - RL - (AS) Retired 510 Gorman Bridge Rd., Asheville, NC 28806-8818; (R) 828-253-3008 Ballard, Martha J. (Bruce) - PE - (SA) Personal Leave 1510 Arbor Dr., Salisbury, NC 28144; (O) 704-636-3121; (R) 704-642-0547; (F) 704-637-2933; (e) [email protected] Banyai, Peter D. (Jill) - RE - (MA) Retired 1401 Overlook Ridge Rd., Bishop, GA 30621-1155; (R) 706-310-1848; (e) [email protected] 38 Western North Carolina Conference Barbee, William L. (Myrtie) - RA - (AS) Retired 413 E Parker St., Graham, NC 27253-1842; (R) 336-228-8881 Barden, Anna L. - FD - (SA) Sales Associate, Cokesbury 909 Chipola St., Kannapolis, NC 28083-6319; (O) 704-525-4543; (R) 704-938-7562; (e) [email protected] Barden, Barbara J. (Mark) - FD - (CH) Charlotte: Myers Park Minister of Education 1501 Queens Rd., Charlotte, NC 28207-2503; (O) 704-295-4813; (R) 704-364-9158; (C) 704-619-8231; (F) 704-376-0423; (e) [email protected] Barden, Lawrence E. (Martha) - RE - (SA) Retired 909 Chipola St., Kannapolis, NC 28083-6319; (R) 704-938-7562; (e) [email protected] Barden, Mark L. (Barbara) - FE - (CH) Conference Program Staff PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218-0005; (O) 704-535-2260; (R) 704-364-9158; (F) 704-567-6117; (e) [email protected] Barnes, John H. (Bonnie) - RE - (WA) Retired 240 Kilgore Rd., Waynesville, NC 28785-8918; (R) 828-452-5501; (e) [email protected] Barnes, Sherri E. (Jeffrey) - FE - (AL) Marshville PO Box 568, Marshville, NC 28103-0568; (O) 704-624-6562; (R) 704-327-4064; (C) 704-433-5233; (e) [email protected] Barnhardt, Roland T. (Emilie) - FE - (LX) Centenary 1900 Brantley St., Winston-Salem, NC 27013; (O) 336-766-5987; (R) 336-723-5586; (C) 336-406-1879; (F) 336-766-5987; (e) [email protected] Barr, Carl B., Jr. (Betty Jo) - RE - (GA) Retired/Gastonia: First Minister to Older Adults 440 Pamela St., Gastonia, NC 28054-4940; (O) 704-864-4371; (R) 704-864-9293; (C) 704-747-1600; (F) 704-864-2076; (e) [email protected] Barringer, Grady R. (Jeanne) - RE - (LN) Retired 6964 Vinewood Rd., Sherrills Ford, NC 28673-8334; (R) 704-483-1316 Bartley, Earlynne J. - FE - (ST) Hickory: First Associate 4057 Mattingly Dr., Hickory, NC 28602-9710; (R) 828-294-7748; (e) [email protected] Bartoli, Leigh J. (Tom) - PD - (LX) Shady Grove Deacon Associate of Children’s and Preteen Min 213 White Oak Rd., Thomasville, NC 27360-9716; (O) 336-769-2942; (R) 336-475-4392; (C) 336-416-3925; (F) 336-769-0370; (e) [email protected] Batchelor, Trevor D. (Linda) - PL - (ST) Mountain View-Wesley Chapel 141 Misty Spring Rd., Troutman, NC 28166-8804; (R) 704-528-9275; (C) 704-252-2856; (e) [email protected] Bauer, R. Paul, Sr. (Joanne) - OE - (WA) Retired/Bellview 134 Mill St., Hayesville, NC 28904-6283; (R) 828-389-9491; (C) 863-640-5789; (e) [email protected] Baxter, David L. (Ann) - RE - (WA) Retired/Whittier 388 Holston Village Rd., Waynesville, NC 28786-2681; (R) 828-452-7951; (C) 828-734-3919; (e) [email protected] Beall, Thomas M., Jr. - RE - (MA) Retired PO Box 2105, Morganton, NC 28680-2105; (R) 828-743-7296; (e) [email protected] Beam, David W. (Angie) - FE - (CH) Harrison 15008 Lancaster Hwy., Pineville, NC 28134-8129; (O) 704-541-3463; (C) 828-399-0769; (F) 704-541-7710; (e) [email protected] Beard, Douglas R., Jr. (Doris) - RE - (CH) Retired 16033 Stonemont Rd., Huntersville, NC 28078-4802; (R) 704-895-7810 Beatty, Wayne A. (Becky) - FE - (GA) Incapacity Leave 2982 Hunters Glen Trl, Gastonia, NC 28054-7752; (R) 704-867-0156; (e) [email protected] Beck, Alfred L., Jr. (Katarina) - FE - (WA) Murphy: First PO Box 86, Murphy, NC 28906; (O) 828-837-2718; (R) 828-837-7504; (C) 828-421-2301; (e) [email protected] Beck, Bobby R. (Betty Jean) - RE - (LX) Retired 6935 Bridlewood Dr., Trinity, NC 27370-8884; (O) 336-476-5262; (R) 336-476-5262 Belk, James H. (Pam) - PE - (LX) Lexington: Wesley Heights-St. Timothy 103 Warrior Way, Lexington, NC 27295-8663; (O) 336-225-2918; (R) 336-956-7808; (C) 336-2252918; (e) [email protected] Bell, Anthony L. (Sally) - FE - (AS) Asheville: Central Associate 27 Church St., Asheville, NC 28801-3303; (O) 828-253-3316; (R) 828-681-1886; (F) 828-254-8796; (e) [email protected] Bell, Paul J. (Jean) - RE - (AL) Retired PO Box 1152, Albemarle, NC 28002-1152; (R) 704-982-5152; (e) [email protected] Benﬁ eld, Harold E. (Kathy) – FL – (GA) 620 Summey Farm Dr., Dallas, NC 28034-0245; (R) 704-922-1712 Benﬁ eld, William G. (Nancy) - RE - (ST) Retired 122 N Elm St., Statesville, NC 28677-5337; (R) 704-924-8838; (C) 704-928-5960; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 39

Bennett, Chris J. (Sharon) - FE - (LX) Good Hope 10247 Hampton Rd., Lexington, NC 27295-9767; (O) 336-764-4713; (R) 336-775-2213; (C) 336-688-6747; (e) [email protected] Bennett, Glenda E. (Dennis) - FE - (NE) Lowe’s 3171 NC Highway 87, Reidsville, NC 27320-7246; (O) 336-349-8650; (R) 336-349-8650; (e) [email protected] Bennett, Susan Anne (Larry) - FE - (LX) Counselor/Therapist, The Spiral Way 1979 Continental Dr., NE, Atlanta, GA 30345; (O) 864-515-9100; (R) 404-634-9837; (C) 864-542-7496; (F) 864-542-9602; (e) [email protected] Benton, Douglas O., Jr. (Judy) - AM - (AS) Asheville: East Asheville 48 1/2 Browndale Rd., Asheville, NC 28805-2618; (O) 828-298-3211; (R) 828-298-4130; (C) 828-231-7225; (e) [email protected] Berry II, William F. (Lynne) - FE - (WS) Incapacity Leave 5777 Windworth Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-9784; (R) 336-922-3501; (C) 336-782-1782; (e) [email protected] Bethel, Paul A. (Gloria) - PL - (NE) Madison: St. Stephen’s-Hayes Chapel 101 N Wilson St., Madison, NC 27025-1835; (R) 336-427-2447; (e) [email protected] Beverly, Arnetta E. - FE - (GR) Greensboro: St. Matthews 600 E Florida St., Greensboro, NC 27406-3139; (O) 336-272-4505; (R) 336-294-0900; (C) 704-718-3839; (F) 336-272-5677; (e) [email protected] Bevill, Terry D. (Laurel) - FE - (GA) Fallston: Friendship PO Box 219, Fallston, NC 28042-0219; (O) 704-538-9270; (R) 704-538-9097; (C) 704-692-5826; (e) [email protected] Biggers, Edward L. (Paige) - RE - (GA) Retired 1143 Adirondack Dr., Gastonia, NC 28052-6413; (R) 704-671-2408; (e) [email protected] Bigham, William O. (Martha) - RE - (GR) Retired PO Box 187, Liberty, NC 27298-0187; (R) 336-622-2633; (F) 336-622-5900; (e) [email protected] Billings, J. Wayne (Carolyn) - RE - (GR) Retired 4610 Champagne Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-9645; (R) 336-288-9869; (e) [email protected] Binger, Michael A. (Marti Hatch) - FE - (CH) Belmont: St. Mark’s 3601 Saint Charles Ct., Gastonia, NC 28056-7537; (O) 704-825-8175; (R) 704-825-3496; (C) 828-557-1713; (F) 828-369-8412; (e) [email protected] Bingham, Keith W. (Becky) - FE - (WS) Lewisville: Lewisville PO Box 305, Lewisville, NC 27023-0305; (O) 336-945-3203; (R) 336-945-3301; (C) 336-816-4344; (F) 336-945-0925; (e) [email protected] Bishop, Sheila B. (Bob) - FE - (LX) Shiloh 943 N NC Hwy 150, Lexington, NC 27295; (O) 336-787-5566; (R) 336-787-5917; (e) [email protected] Bissett, Jay W. (Monica) - FE - (AS) Pleasant Hill-Reeves Chapel 22 Kirby Rd., Asheville, NC 28806; (O) 828-688-4243; (R) 828-667-8453; (C) 828-467-4585; (e) [email protected] Black, C. Clifton (Harriet) - FE - (LX) Professor, Princeton Seminary Princeton Theological Seminary, PO Box 821, P O Box 821, Princeton, NJ 08540-0803; (O) 609-497-7762; (R) 609-430-0506; (F) 609-497-7728; (e) [email protected] Black, Eddie L. (Brenda) - RE - (AL) Retired 307 Valley Brook Ln., SE, Concord, NC 28025-3689; (R) 704-721-0620; (C) 704-862-0900; (e) [email protected] Blackburn, Robert M., Jr. (Sarah) - FE - (AS) Asheville: Central 27 Church St., Asheville, NC 28801-3303; (O) 828-253-3316; (R) 828-665-4414; (C) 828-989-9661; (F) 828-254-8796; (e) [email protected] Blackman, Coy D. (Cynthia) - PL - (AL) Love’s Grove Assistant 1600 Thornhill Dr., Monroe, NC 28110-9212; (R) 704-283-7200; (C) 704-242-3521; (e) [email protected] Blackstock, Pamela E. - FE - (HP) Asheboro: St. Luke 167 Burns St., Asheboro, NC 27203-4715; (C) 336-202-4920; (e) [email protected] Blair, C. Stephen (Libby) - AM - (NE) Reidsville: Bethlehem-Salem 138 Aldergate Dr., Reidsville, NC 27320-8766; (R) 336-349-5021; (e) [email protected] Blalock, John F., Jr. (Jan) - FE - (GA) Beulah-Concord 355 Eaker Rd., Bessemer City, NC 28016-7680; (O) 704-629-3571; (R) 704-629-4855; (C) 704-798-3145; (e) [email protected] Blanton, Randall M. (Gina) - FE - (AL) Bonds Grove 8510 Bonds Grove Church Rd., Waxhaw, NC 28173-8343; (O) 704-843-5231; (R) 704-843-5187; (C) 704-280-2330; (F) 704-843-5187; (e) [email protected] Blanton, Teresa R. (Michael) - PL - (GA) Boiling Springs-Hopewell 229 Cabin Lake Dr., Bostic, NC 28018-9564; (O) 828-429-6247; (R) 828-248-2333; (F) 828-397-6489; (e) [email protected] Blanton, William N., Jr. (Dee) - RE - (MA) Retired 175 Lakeview Rd., Newland, NC 28657-8329; (R) 828-733-4798; (e) [email protected] Bletsch, John H. (Rhonda) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Christ Associate 410 N Holden Rd., Greensboro, NC 27410-5620; (O) 336-299-1571; (R) 336-294-1377; (C) 336-543-3043; (F) 336-299-7866; (e) [email protected] 40 Western North Carolina Conference Blizzard, Lucille K. (John) - PE - (AL) Love’s Chapel-Oakboro 809 S. Love’s Chapel Rd., Stanﬁ eld, NC 28163; (O) 704-888-1309; (R) 704-888-2448; (C) 704-219-9450; (e) [email protected] Boakye-Yiadom, Emmanuel K. (Janet) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Ghana Mission-Hunter’s Chapel 1625 Teddington Dr., Charlotte, NC 28214-2457; (O) 704-398-8493; (R) 704-398-8493; (C) 704-965-6741; (F) 704-398-8493; (e) [email protected] Boggan, Robert E., Jr. (Pat) - RE - (CH) Retired 2620 Valencia Ter., Charlotte, NC 28226-4956; (R) 704-366-5675; (C) 704-236-4443; (e) [email protected] Boggs, John S. (Anita) - FE - (AS) District Superintendent 27 Balm Grove Ave., Asheville, NC 28806-3503; (O) 828-254-8564; (R) 828-676-1124; (C) 828-450-8893; (e) [email protected] Boliek, Allen P. (Jennifer) - FE - (MA) Morganton: St. Matthews 201 Shady Rest Rd., Morganton, NC 28655-4637; (O) 828-437-5420; (R) 828-433-6260; (C) 828-219-2076; (F) 828-433-7640; (e) [email protected] Bolyard, Roy V., Jr. (Marge) - RE - (GR) Retired 7500 Henfree Dr., Summerﬁ eld, NC 27358-9271; (R) 336-643-0155; (F) 336-643-0155; (e) [email protected] Bond, Erma M. (James) - RL - (WA) Retired/Maggie Valley Assistant 45 McIntosh Ln., Maggie Valley, NC 28751-8592; (O) 828-926-8036; (R) 828-926-7610; (C) 828-421-7639; (F) 828-926-8036; (e) [email protected] Bost, Dale W. (Hannah) - PE - (SA) Friendship 4631 Mt. Pleasant Rd., Concord, NC 28025; (O) 704-786-3335; (R) 704-788-3020; (C) 704-640-9942; (e) [email protected] Bowen, James E. (Debbie) - RE - (HP) Retired/Mt. Gilead 2563 Thayer Rd., Trinity, NC 27370-7169; (O) 336-861-5041; (R) 336-861-5841; (C) 336-848-4855; (e) [email protected] Bowen, Lori Anne - FE - (LX) Greer’s Chapel 8195 Old Salisbury Rd., Linwood, NC 27299-9631; (O) 336-853-8098; (R) 336-853-6145; (C) 336-425-7895; (e) [email protected] Bowers, B. Jason [Jay] (Erin) - FE - (HP) Jamestown: Jamestown Associate PO Box 339, Jamestown, NC 27282-0339; (O) 336-454-2717; (R) 336-887-0235; (C) 336-688-0797; (F) 336-454-1514; (e) [email protected] Bowles, K. Darrel (Robin) - FL - (AS) Salem 9 Salem Church Rd., Weaverville, NC 28787-9347; (O) 828-658-6014; (R) 828-658-8336; (C) 828-319-9697; (F) 828-658-6014; (e) [email protected] Bowman, Fredrick B. (Kim) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Plaza 5600 The Plaza, Charlotte, NC 28215-2148; (O) 704-537-7302; (R) 704-393-9026; (F) 704-537-7302; (e) [email protected] Bowman, Giles O., Sr. (Betsy) - RE - (AL) Retired 116 Middleton Ave., Matthews, NC 28104-7829; (R) 704-821-0751; (e) [email protected] Bowman, R. A. [Tony] (Carol) - FE - (MA) Hildebran: First 8842 Shepherd’s Court, Connellys Springs, NC 28612; (R) 828-397-6939; (C) 828-502-9692 (e) [email protected] Boyd, Betty N. - RA - (AL) Retired/Trinity 3121 Nablus Dr., Waxhaw, NC 28173-8265; (R) 704-843-2569; (e) [email protected] Boyd, Johnnie G., Jr. - RE - (HP) Retired 4022 Pump Station Rd., High Point, NC 27260-4332; (R) 336-883-1879 Bradley, David L. (Kathryn) - FL - (MA) Providence (Rutherford) 536 Providence Rd., Forest City, NC 28043-5872; (O) 828-247-4635; (R) 828-247-4635; (C) 828-289-1581; (e) [email protected] Bradley, Erman F. (Jan) - RE - (CH) Retired 714 Jerilyn Dr., Charlotte, NC 28212-6113; (R) 704-537-3344 Bradshaw, Earl F. (Kim) - FL - (AL) Mill Grove 7003 Filly Dr., Indian Trail, NC 28079-5720; (O) 704-882-3770; (R) 704-628-0523; (C) 704-301-1135; (e) [email protected] Bradshaw, Perry J. (Anna) - PL - (LX) Mt. Olive 290 Old Foutz Farm Rd., China Grove, NC 28023-5741; (O) 704-857-3400; (R) 704-855-2134; (C) 336-692-6060; (F) 704-436-3179; (e) [email protected] Brake, Jonathan L. (Alisa) - FE - (LX) Mocks PO Box 2122, Advance, NC 27006-2122; (O) 336-998-5518; (R) 336-998-7471; (C) 336-391-1226; (F) 336-998-6963; (e) [email protected] Bramlet, Glenda M. (Michael) - FL - (NE) Mount Airy: Rockford Street-Oak Grove 238 Hilda Dr., Mount Airy, NC 27030; (O) 336-786-1375; (R) 336-786-1375; (e) [email protected] Branch, Karen M. (Michael) - FL - (WS) Forsyth-Stokes 5390 Pine Hall Rd., Walnut Cove, NC 27052-9586; (O) 336-595-2724; (R) 336-595-2724; (C) 336-529-0201; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 41

Brannock, Jane D. - FD - (GR) Aldersgate Min of Christian Ed and Spiritual Form (NC Conf) 1320 Umstead Rd., Durham, NC 27712; (O) 919-477-0509; (R) 336-584-6231; (C) 336-339-3584; (e) [email protected] Brantley, Cornelius F., Jr. (Grace) - PE - (MA) Table Rock 3625 Fish Hatchery Rd., Morganton, NC 28655-7549; (O) 828-437-8584; (R) 828-437-8584; (C) 828-443-0968; (e) [email protected] Branton, T. Ray (Carolyn) - RE - (WS) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. A310, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1142; (R) 336-725-5751 Brashear, Brenda K. (John) - PL - (ST) Snow Creek-Midway 1410 4th St. Dr., NW #307, Hickory, NC 28601; (O) 828-855-1687; (R) 828-855-1687; (e) [email protected] Bravender, Paul E. (Constance) - RE - (HP) Retired 1607 Whites Mill Rd., High Point, NC 27265-9645; (R) 336-841-0465 Brendel, Charlotte G. (Leonard) - FD - (ST) Personal Leave PO Box 162, Drexel, NC 28619-0162; (R) 828-433-8072; (C) 828-430-1312; (e) [email protected] Bridgers, Peggy D. (Gary) - RE - (CH) Retired/Charlotte: Commonwealth 2434 Commonwealth Ave., Charlotte, NC 28205-5132; (O) 704-376-4924; (R) 704-553-0602; (C) 704-621-0991; (F) 704-376-4924; (e) [email protected] Bridges, Jackie C., Jr. (Marsha) - FL - (NW) St. Paul-Mountain Grove 2616 Buck Shoals Rd., Hamptonville, NC 27020-7638; (O) 336-468-4548; (R) 336-468-4548; (C) 828-442-1688; (F) 336-468-4548; (e) [email protected] Briggs, Edwin A., Jr. (Gini) - FD - (AL) Weddington Minister of Pastoral Care 13901 Providence Rd., Matthews, NC 28104-9371; (O) 704-846-1032; (R) 704-844-2807; (C) 704-995-2776; (F) 704-849-7627; (e) [email protected] Briggs, Lynda T. (Michael) - FE - (AS) Black Mountain PO Box 517, Black Mountain, NC 28711-0517; (O) 828-669-8248; (R) 828-669-7702; (C) 828-243-4958; (e) [email protected] Briggs, Robert H. (Sheryl) - PL - (LX) Thomasville: Bethel Assistant 2025 Lake Rd., Thomasville, NC 27360-5577; (O) 336-248-5181; (R) 336-475-9364; (C) 603-300-6803; (e) [email protected] Bristol III, H. Cowles (Missy) - FE - (ST) Bethlehem 884 Wendover Rd., Statesville, NC 28677; (O) 828-241-4868; (R) 704-872-5555; (C) 704-880-8953; (F) 828-241-4868; (e) [email protected] Brittain, H. Wendell (Carol) - RE - (AS) Retired PO Box 72, Weaverville, NC 28787; (C) 828-206-0870 Brittain, Julianne [Jan] (Cecil Donahue) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Christ 410 N Holden Rd., Greensboro, NC 27410-5620; (O) 336-299-1571; (R) 336-299-9509; (F) 336-299-7866; (e) [email protected] Brittain, Timothy B. (Becky) - FE - (NW) Hudson 383 Main St., Hudson, NC 28638-2122; (O) 828-728-4525; (R) 828-728-3556; (F) 828-728-4525; (e) [email protected] Brock, A. C., Jr. (Tammy) - FE - (GR) Bethlehem PO Box 56, Climax, NC 27233-0056; (O) 336-674-0155; (R) 336-676-7241; (C) 336-687-0245; (F) 336-674-0157; (e) [email protected] Brooks, Mark S. (Laura) - PL - (NW) Charity (Millers Creek) 446 Hensley Eller Rd., Millers Creek, NC 28651-8818; (O) 336-903-0463; (R) 336-903-0463; (C) 336-902-3426; (e) [email protected] Brooks, Robert D. (Andrea) - PL - (NW) Director, Ashe Outreach/Nathan’s Creek 422 Nathans Creek School Rd., Crumpler, NC 28617-9467; (O) 336-385-1314; (R) 336-982-2704; (C) 336-977-1377; (F) 336-385-1321; (e) [email protected] Brookshire, James B. (Linda) - FL - (SA) Kannapolis: Memorial 1100 W C St., Kannapolis, NC 28081-4100; (O) 704-933-6711; (R) 704-642-0319; (C) 704-232-4878; (F) 704-933-6711; (e) [email protected] Brower, Neal F. (Toni) - FE - (SA) Kannapolis: Jackson Park 715 Mable Ave., Kannapolis, NC 28083; (O) 704-932-0501; (R) 704-932-2321; (e) [email protected] Brown, Alvin (Elizabeth) - FE - (NW) Lenoir: Smith Memorial-Harper’s Chapel 430 Woodsway Ln., NW, Lenoir, NC 28645-4358; (O) 828-758-2757; (R) 828-754-9513; (C) 336-549-1780; (F) 828-758-5483; (e) [email protected] Brown, Andrew D. (Jami) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Hawthorne Lane 501 Hawthorne Ln., Charlotte, NC 28204-2313; (O) 704-332-8131; (R) 704-366-0893; (C) 704-787-2450; (F) 704-332-8129; (e) [email protected] Brown, Andrew W., Jr. (Alice) - RE - (LX) Retired 532 E Lake Dr., Mocksville, NC 27028-2654; (R) 336-753-6958; (F) 336-753-6958; (e) [email protected] Brown, Betty B. (Thomas) - PL - (GA) Brook’s Chapel 318 Wooddale Dr., Dallas, NC 28034-9206; (O) 704-483-7446; (R) 704-922-7520; (C) 704-747-2431; (F) 704-922-7520; (e) [email protected] 42 Western North Carolina Conference Brown, Gary H. (Ann) - RE - (LN) Retired 215 Wrennewood Ln., Franklin, TN 37064-4759; (R) 615-599-0436; (e) [email protected] Brown, Hubert A. (Norma) - RE - (HP) Retired 938 Croyden St., High Point, NC 27262-7046; (R) 336-885-7576 Brown, J. E. [Rhett] (Emilie) - FE - (NW) Family Therapist, Carolina Outreach/Pastoral Associate 604 E. Raleigh St., Siler City, NC 27344; (O) 919-642-6907; (R) 919-357-2206; (C) 919-357-2206; (F) 919-542-0679; (e) [email protected] Brown, Mary W. (Alan) - PE - (CH) Charlotte: Morningstar Mission 9110 Paragon Dr., Charlotte, NC 28273-6620; (O) 704-504-8950; (R) 704-607-9144; (C) 704-607-9144; (e) [email protected] Brown, Michael B. (Page) - FE - (WS) Marble Collegiate Church 1 W 29th St., New York, NY 10001-4596; (R) 212-686-2770; (C) 336-413-4760; (e) [email protected] Brown, Morris A. (Pamela) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Grace 438 W Friendly Ave., Greensboro, NC 27401-2202; (O) 336-272-2171; (C) 336-816-2270; (F) 336-272-2731; (e) [email protected] Brown, Paul D. (Rebecca) - PE - (GA) Gastonia: Covenant-Trinity 1921 Kingston Dr., Gastonia, NC 28052; (R) 704-867-6617; (C) 908-783-7695; (e) [email protected] Brown, R. Perry - FL - (HP) Franklinville-Rehobeth PO Box 212, Franklinville, NC 27248-0212; (O) 336-824-4013; (R) 336-824-4359; (C) 828-360-7199; (e) [email protected] Brown, Rebecca B. (Andrew) - PD - (WA) Waynesville: First Minister of Young Adults and Evangelism PO Box 838, Waynesville, NC 28786; (O) 828-456-9475; (R) 828-421-7033; (C) 828-421-7033; (e) [email protected] Brown, Rodney C. (Martha) - RE - (WS) Retired 411 Briarlea Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1829; (R) 336-768-5757; (F) 336-768-5933; (e) [email protected] Brown, W. Ashby, Jr. (Linda) - FD - (HP) Jamestown: Jamestown Minister of Music PO Box 339, Jamestown, NC 27282-0339; (O) 336-454-2717; (R) 336-869-8632; (C) 336-803-0732; (F) 336-454-1514; (e) [email protected] Browne, Frances L. - FD - (HP) Adol. Substance Abuse Pgm Dir, Youth Focus 300 Oakview Rd., High Point, NC 27265-2050; (O) 336-333-6853; (R) 336-833-0747; (C) 336-689-4134; (F) 336-333-6815; (e) [email protected] Brownworth, Russell J. (Elizabeth) - FL - (HP) Bethany 3650 Bethany Church Rd., Franklinville, NC 27248-8008; (O) 336-498-2769; (R) 336-475-2078; (C) 336-309-0087; (e) [email protected] Brubaker, Daniel L. (Mary Jo) - PE - (MA) Banner Elk-Liberty 645 Old Farm Rd., Banner Elk, NC 28604-9259; (R) 828-898-5360; (e) [email protected] Bruce, Bradley V. (Paula) - PE - (HP) Student, C.P.E. Program, Moses Cone Hospital 532 Oakdale Rd., Jamestown, NC 27282-9214; (O) 336-887-1685; (R) 336-454-1700; (C) 336-848-7880; (e) [email protected] Brumley, Patience S. - RD - (CH) Retired 9922 Applevalley Ct., Charlotte, NC 28269; (O) 704-358-2800; (R) 704-598-0521; (C) 704-596-2143; (F) 704-596-2356; (e) [email protected] Bryant, Katherine B. (Kris) - PE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Ardmore Associate 3613 Broadsword Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1701; (R) 336-293-6983; (C) 828-230-4209; (e) katiebbryant@ ardmoreumc.org Buckner, Frank W., Jr. (Diane) - FE - (WA) Professor, Huntingdon College 2436 Sedgeﬁ eld Ln., Montgomery, AL 36106-3319; (O) 334-833-4541; (R) 334-277-5251; (C) 334-476-9292; (F) 334-833-4486; (e) [email protected] Buff, Richard L. (Kristin) - FE - (WA) Maggie Valley: Maggie Valley 205 Setzercove Rd., Maggie Valley, NC 28751-8675; (O) 828-926-8036; (R) 828-926-0162; (C) 828-400-1711; (F) 828-926-8036; (e) [email protected] Buff, Wayne M. (Dianne) - RA - (GA) Retired 228 Mount Harmony Church Rd., Lawndale, NC 28090-9689; (R) 704-538-8885 Buffkin, Richard W. (Mischael) - PE - (NE) Mount Airy: Franklin Heights-Maple Grove 416 S Franklin Rd., Mount Airy, NC 27030-4220; (O) 336-786-4961; (R) 336-786-4961; (C) 336-971-7977; (e) [email protected] Bullard, John M. - RE - (CH) Retired 104 Hickman Ct.,Spartanburg, SC 29307-3018; (R) 864-582-8589; (e) [email protected] Bumgarner, Larry G. (Peggy) - RE - (NE) Retired 129 Bumgarner Ln., King, NC 27021-7400; (R) 336-983-5636; (e) [email protected] Bunn, Dana M. (Joyce) - FE - (HP) Randleman: First 108 Shaw St., Randleman, NC 27317-1418; (R) 336-498-2540; (e) [email protected] Bunn, Joyce H. (Dana) - FE - (HP) Trinity: Fairview 108 Shaw St., Randleman, NC 27317-1418; (R) 336-498-2540; (C) 336-301-5684; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 43

Burke, Paul L. (Juanita) - OE - (SA) Retired/Salisbury: Grace 2820 Hill Top Dr., Salisbury, NC 28147-5625; (O) 704-637-7343; (R) 704-856-0854; (F) 704-642-1455; (e) [email protected] Burleson, Dennis O. (Linda) - PL - (MA) Pleasant Hill 226 Walker Rd., Nebo, NC 28761-8881; (R) 828-652-6756; (C) 828-655-0345; (e) [email protected] Burnette, Kristy H. (Dewayne) - PL - (AL) Friendship 24712 Highway 73, Albemarle, NC 28001-7346; (O) 704-983-5007; (R) 980- 581-3040; (C) 828-246-4954; (e) [email protected] Burr, Robert D., Sr. (Linda) - PL - (AL) Ansonville PO Box 398, Ansonville, NC 28007-0398; (O) 704-826-8470; (R) 704-694-2773; (C) 704-465-8502; (e) [email protected] Burris, Angela D. - FE - (GR) FaithWalk Church Planter 308 Hendrix St., Apt. A, Greensboro, NC 27401; (O) 336-449-4237; (R) 704-315-9886; (C) 704-315-9886; (F) 704-864-2076; (e) [email protected] Burris, Michael F. (Kathy) - PE - (AL) Cedar Grove-Green Memorial 40468 S Stanly School Rd., Norwood, NC 28128-8757; (O) 704-474-4964; (R) 704-474-4964; (C) 704-794-2419; (F) 704-474-0331; (e) [email protected] Burson, Russell N., Jr. (Margaret) - RE - (WA) Retired 220 Ridge Rd., Waynesville, NC 28786-5040; (R) 828-456-9880; (e) [email protected] Burton, Amy W. - FD - (WS) Kernersville: Main Street Minister of Education 306 S Main St., Kernersville, NC 27284-2762; (O) 336-993-3411; (R) 336-497-4632; (C) 704-236-3160; (F) 336-993-6033; (e) [email protected] Burton, George A. - FE - (NE) Pinnacle-Mt. Zion PO Box 155, Pinnacle, NC 27043-0155; (O) 336-368-4643; (R) 336-368-4526; (C) 336-908-4564; (e) [email protected] Burton, J. Matthew, Jr. (Beverly) - FE - (AL) Monroe: Central 801 S Hayne St., Monroe, NC 28112-6016; (O) 704-289-3186; (R) 704-283-2661; (C) 704-618-4199; (F) 704-289-3187; (e) [email protected] Burton, John M. (Peggy) - RE - (NE) Retired 1891 Harrison Crossroad Lp., Reidsville, NC 27320-8772; (R) 336-349-6910; (C) 336-932-0919; (e) [email protected] Burton, Melvin K. (Roberta) - FL - (LN) Charlotte: Thrift 234 Mellwood Dr., Charlotte, NC 28214-1255; (O) 704-392-9807; (R) 704-394-5902; (C) 704-349-3325; (e) [email protected] Bush, Sally K. (Russell) - FD - (AS) Programming Director, Givens Estates 14 Briarbrook Rd., Fletcher, NC 28732-8676; (O) 828-771-2205; (R) 828-298-6364; (C) 828-298-6364; (F) 828-271-6943; (e) [email protected] Butler, Douglas H. (Sarah) - RE - (WS) Retired 4620 Beagle Run Ln., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-9432; (R) 336-922-0732; (C) 336-972-7440; (F) 336-922-0732; (e) [email protected] Byassee, James D. [Jason] (Jaylynn) - FE - (LN) Exec. Dir., Leadership Education at Duke Divinity Duke Divinity School, Box 90968, Durham, NC 27708-0001; (O) 919-660-3545; (R) 919-489-5637; (C) 919-328-0189; (e) [email protected] Byassee, Jaylynn W. (Jason) - PE - (LN) Minister of Adult Discipleship and Witness, Duke Memorial (NC Conf) 3907 Colorado Ave., Durham, NC 27707-5378; (R) 919-489-5637; (C) 919-943-7978; (e) [email protected] Byers, Charles H. - RL - (NW) Retired 405 S Cherry St., Wilkesboro, NC 28697-2822; (O) 336-818-0840; (R) 336-818-0840; (e) [email protected] Byers, Patricia Tiffany (Leonard) - PL - (GA) Pine Grove 421 Davis Rd., Shelby, NC 28152-8742; (O) 704-471-0007; (R) 704-477-1260; (C) 704-477-1260; (e) [email protected] Byers, Roy T. (Janis) - FE - (GA) Bess Chapel-Bethlehem 2741 Highway 274, Cherryville, NC 28021-9632; (O) 704-435-6040; (R) 704-435-6040; (C) 980-329-1404; (e) [email protected] Bynum, Lee E. (Eugenia) - FL - (HP) Trinity: St. Mary’s 105 Billy Ave., High Point, NC 27263-3376; (O) 336-431-6013; (R) 336-434-2743; (C) 336-267-4451; (F) 336-431-6017; (e) [email protected] Byrum, M. Steven (Katharine) - FL - (AS) Edneyville 835 Bearwallow Rd., Hendersonville, NC 28792-8688; (O) 828-685-7344; (R) 828-685-7843; (C) 828-551-5367; (e) [email protected]

Cagle, John F. (Vickie) - RE - (HP) Retired 2 Briarﬁ eld Ct.,Durham, NC 27713-9492; (R) 336-629-0808 Caldera, Augusto O. (Rosa) - PL - (CH) Charlotte: Memorial Assistant 4012 Central Ave., Charlotte, NC 28205-5610; (O) 704-295-1760; (R) 704-442-5641; (C) 704-996-7474; (F) 704-563-5944; (e) [email protected] 44 Western North Carolina Conference Caldera, Rosa M. (Augusto) - PD - (CH) Adjunct Staff Chaplain, Carolinas Medical Center 828 McAlway Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211-1449; (O) 704-661-7702; (C) 704-661-7702; (e) [email protected] Caldwell, Lynne Blankenship (Neill) - FE - (HP) Richmond: Brookland (Va. Conf.)/Seminary Instructor 814 Westwood Ave., Richmond, VA 23222-2531; (R) 804-321-3804; (C) 804-332-1326; (e) [email protected] Calhoun, David P. (Ginger) - FE - (LN) Mount Mourne: Fair View PO Box 27, Mount Mourne, NC 28123-0027; (O) 704-664-2880; (R) 704-892-8436; (C) 336-745-1912; (e) [email protected] Calloway, James R. (Patricia) - RE - (AS) Retired 505 Crooked Creek Rd., Hendersonville, NC 28739-6827; (R) 828-693-6692 Cameron, Dennis W. [Bud] (Vickie) - PL - (NE) Mount Airy: Salem-Epworth 148 Wood Cove Dr., Mt. Airy, NC 27030; (O) 336-786-8989; (R) 336-789-3531; (C) 336-710-3506; (e) [email protected] Camp, Gary L. (Tambra) - FL - (NW) Mt. Zion (Alleghany) 4993 NC Hwy 113, Laurel Springs, NC 28644-9623; (R) 336-359-2344; (C) 336-452-1506; (e) [email protected] Campbell, Bel H. - RE - (LX) Retired 411 Annex Ave., Apt. G4, Nashville, TN 37209-2736; (C) 615-739-0029; (e) [email protected] Campbell, Jody B. - PL - (MA) Mitchell-Yancey 2195 New Leicester Hwy., Asheville, NC 28806-7419; (O) 828-688-4243; (e) [email protected] Campbell, Nancy Miller (Bill) - FD - (CH) Charlotte: Sharon Minister of Spiritual Growth 4411 Sharon Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211-3520; (O) 704-366-9166; (R) 704-545-0132; (F) 704-366-9920; (e) [email protected] Campbell, Richard H. (Diean) - RE - (WA) Retired 285 Cawood Ln., Clyde, NC 28721-6755; (R) 828-734-2659; (C) 828-734-2659; (e) [email protected] Campbell-Robinson, Heidi (Ron) - FE - (AS) Executive Director, WaterRock Institute 297 Haywood St. Suite 8, Asheville, NC 28801; (C) 704-293-3456; (e) [email protected] Cantor, Edward D., Jr. (Jo) - RE - (ST) Retired 4227 Donnybrook Pl., Charlotte, NC 28205-4503; (R) 704-568-5362 Canty, Shirley L. (Joseph) - FE - (CH) Mount Holly: Burge Memorial-Rock Hill 15349 Ballantyne Country Club Dr., Charlotte, NC 28277-2722; (O) 704-827-2726; (R) 704-752-5770; (C) 704-231-7421; (F) 704-752-5770; (e) [email protected] Capps, Michael S. (Dana) - PL - (AL) Smyrna 4016 Wolf Pond Rd., Monroe, NC 28112-8996; (O) 704-764-4288; (R) 704-764-4288; (C) 704-201-0694; (e) [email protected] Carkin, Carol P. (Jesse) - FE - (HP) Jamestown: Oakdale-Vickrey 532 Oakdale Rd., Jamestown, NC 27282; (O) 336-454-1700; (R) 336-454-1700; (C) 336-906-7003; (F) 336-889-6528; (e) [email protected] Carl, David E., Jr. (Judy) - OE - (CH) Charlotte: Big Spring 4012 Trehurst Ct.,Charlotte, NC 28269-8361; (O) 704-355-2218; (R) 704-547-0588; (e) [email protected] Carlton, Harrison M. (Nancy) - PL - (LX) Chestnut Grove-Piney Grove 3531 Manoa Rd., Pfafftown, NC 27040-9362; (R) 336-946-1474; (C) 336-577-2825; (e) [email protected] Carnes, Mary M. - PE - (LX) Retired 306 Wenwood Cir., Greenville, SC 29607-4273; (R) 864-676-1249; (e) [email protected] Carpenter, Fred E., Jr. (Renee) - FE - (AS) Francis Asbury PO Box 67, Candler, NC 28715-0067; (O) 828-667-3950; (R) 828-667-4888; (e) [email protected] Carpenter, Kelly P. (Lyn) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Green Street 639 S Green St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101-5109; (O) 336-722-8379; (R) 336-722-1447; (C) 336-407-2821; (e) [email protected] Carpenter, Zella S. (Ray Douglas) - FE - (AS) Asheville: Acton 171 Sand Hill School Rd., Asheville, NC 28806-1039; (O) 828-667-2477; (R) 828-667-4222; (e) [email protected] Carr, Michael A. (Kellie) - PE - (ST) Troutman: First PO Box 717, Troutman, NC 28166; (O) 704-526-5110; (R) 704-528-5584; (C) 704-574-0888; (F) 704-332-8129; (e) [email protected] Carroll, B. Tracy (Kenneth) - FE - (MA) Personal Leave 3410 NC Eighty, Bakersville, NC 28705; (C) 828-777-5188; (e) [email protected] Carroll, Jackson W., Jr. (Anne) - RE - (GR) Retired 8 Barratts Chapel Ct.,Durham, NC 27705-1311; (R) 919-384-2659; (e) [email protected] Carson, Benjamin G. (Jennifer) - PE - (GR) Greensboro: Guilford College Associate 1205 Fleming Rd., Greensboro, NC 27410-2716; (O) 336-292-5833; (C) 859-351-4368; (e) [email protected] Carter, Edward K. (Dianne) - FL - (HP) Coleridge 6027 Concord Church Rd., Ramseur, NC 27316-8019; (O) 336-879-3419; (R) 336-879-3419; (F) 336-879-8841; (e) [email protected] Carter, H. Samuel (Jane) - RE - (WS) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. 502, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1148; (R) 336-724-6343; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 45

Carter, J. Joel - RE - (WS) Retired PO Box 873455, Wasilla, AK 99687-3455; (R) 907-373-6638 Carter, Kenneth H., Jr. (Pam) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Providence 2810 Providence Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211-2243; (O) 704-366-2823; (R) 704-541-7210; (C) 704-351-1197; (F) 704-365-6800; (e) [email protected] Carter, Miller C., Jr. (Howalina) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Metropolitan 1422 Wayside Dr., Greensboro, NC 27405-6367; (O) 336-275-4658; (R) 336-954-1187; (C) 336-686-6222; (F) 336-271-6576; (e) [email protected]. Carter, Richard L., Jr. (Lynn) - PE - (WS) Kernersville: Main Street Associate 306 S Main St., Kernersville, NC 27284-2762; (O) 336-993-3411; (R) 336-499-1493; (C) 336-457-4316; (F) 336-993-6033; (e) [email protected] Carter, Robert L., Jr. (Jean) - RE - (GR) Retired 4306 Quail Canyon Ct.,Greensboro, NC 27410-9091; (R) 336-668-7916; (C) 336-207-6797; (e) [email protected] Cartner, H. Todd* (Lisa) - PL - (WS) Walkertown: Mt. Olivet 2001 Brookford Rd., Kernersville, NC 27284-9145; (R) 336-992-3231; (e) [email protected] Cartner, J. Dwight (Carol) - RA - (LX) Retired 118 Avondale Dr., Lexington, NC 27295-2102; (R) 336-248-4520; (e) [email protected] Cash, David R., Sr. (Lynn) - FE - (SA) Kannapolis: Midway 108 Bethpage Rd., Kannapolis, NC 28081-4809; (O) 704-932-3216; (R) 704-933-3429; (C) 980-621-1847; (F) 704-938-3704; (e) [email protected] Cash, Lynn W. (David) - FE - (SA) Concord: Rocky Ridge 1428 Old Charlotte Rd., Concord, NC 28027-7026; (O) 704-782-3579; (R) 704-933-3429; (C) 980-621-2354; (e) [email protected] Cassady, Tom L. (Jane) - RE - (GR) Retired 1710 Aftonshire Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-2921; (R) 336-288-7860; (C) 336-312-9618; (e) [email protected] Castro, Samuel - FE - (NE) Stoneville: Vida Nueva-Immanuel(NS) PO Box 773, Stoneville, NC 27048-0773; (C) 336-558-3691; (e) [email protected] Cauble, Robert L. (Jane) - PL - (AL) Norwood: First Assistant 47342 NC 731 Hwy #B, Norwood, NC 28128-8450; (O) 704-279-5568; (R) 704-474-5575; (C) 704-985-2718; (F) 704-474-4695; (e) [email protected] Caudill, C. Jack (Libby) - RE - (WS) Retired 3030 Ormond Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-5015; (R) 336-794-2571 Cecil, J. Harley (Jo Ann) - RE - (LX) Retired 602 18th St., Butner, NC 27509-2001; (R) 919-575-4058; (C) 919-309-5197; (e) [email protected] Champion, Buddy J. (Kathryn) - RE - (SA) Retired 14343 NC Highway 82 E, Council, NC 28434; (R) 910-645-4118; (C) 910-874-5620 Champion, Stanley L. – FL – (SA) Incapacity Leave 1408 Arbor Dr., #B, Salisbury, NC 28144-2108; (C) 704-754-3285; [email protected] Chappell, Michelle D. - FE - (NE) Reidsville: First 1520 S Scales St., Reidsville, NC 27320-5636; (O) 336-349-6017; (R) 336-349-6674; (C) 336-552-6574; (F) 336-349-4801; (e) [email protected] Chaput, Patricia Gifford (Emmett) - FE - (GA) Belwood 5701 Fallston Rd., Lawndale, NC 28090-9288; (O) 704-538-7542; (R) 704-538-7542; (F) 828-648-8490; (e) [email protected] Charlesworth, James H. - FE - (WS) Professor, Princeton Seminary 64 Mercer St., Princeton, NJ 08540-6819; (O) 609-497-7920; (R) 609-683-1422; (F) 609-497-7723; (e) [email protected] Cheek, H. Lee, Jr. (Kathy) - FE - (NE) Assoc. VP, Athens State University 481 Summit Lakes Dr., Athens, AL 35613-2737; (O) 256-233-8114; (R) 256-497-0254; (e) [email protected] Cheyney, Stephen R. (Bridgett) - FE - (CH) Campus Minister, UNC Charlotte PO Box 562776, Charlotte, NC 28256-2776; (O) 704-549-8291; (R) 704-779-1587; (F) 704-549-1202; (e) [email protected] Childers, David W. (Sharon) - FE - (NE) King: Trinity 725 W Dalton Rd., King, NC 27021-7859; (O) 336-983-5405; (R) 336-983-9563; (C) 704-519-8125; (F) 336-983-5608; (e) [email protected] Childers, Wade H., Jr. (Ruth) - RE - (LN) Retired 150 Waterwood Dr., Shelby, NC 28150; (R) 704-820-0603; (C) 704-519-8125; (e) [email protected] Chloe, Diron C. (Djenaba) - PE - (SA) Metro Charlotte (NS) 1484 Remington Ln., Concord, NC 28027; (R) 704-793-9957; (C) 828-320-2682; (e) [email protected] Choplin, Patricia P. (Denny) - RE - (NW) Retired 12112 Lake Way Ln., Yadkinville, NC 27055-5442; (R) 336-679-8787; (C) 336-813-2704; (F) 336-677-3892; (e) [email protected] 46 Western North Carolina Conference Chrisawn, Jimmy R. (Edie) - PE - (AL) Indian Trail 209 Gribble Rd., Indian Trail, NC 28079-3564; (O) 704-821-7273; (R) 704-821-0446; (C) 704-577-2797; (e) [email protected] Christ, Angel J. (Dale) - PL - (HP) Charlotte 1705 Chatfi eld Dr., Jamestown, NC 27282; (R) 336-454-6623; (C) 336-687-2162; (e) [email protected] Christian, Walter B. (Elizabeth) - PL - (AS) Dana 25 Montview Dr., Asheville, NC 28801-1113; (R) 828-253-4525; (C) 828-243-7921; (e) [email protected] Christy, David H. (Pam) - FE - (WA) Canton: Central PO Box 792, Canton, NC 28716-0792; (O) 828-648-2793; (R) 828-648-1889; (C) 828-400-4552; (F) 828-648-8663; (e) [email protected] Christy, J. Paul (Jamye) - FE - (WA) Highlands PO Box 1959, Highlands, NC 28741-1959; (O) 828-526-3376; (R) 828-526-2465; (C) 828-3712992; (F) 828-526-3045; (e) [email protected] Christy, Jamye C. (Paul) - FD - (WA) Elementary School Teacher; Jackson Co. (Blue Ridge School) 196 Cherokee Dr., Highlands, NC 28741-7542; (O) 828-743-2646; (R) 828-526-2465; (C) 828-508-5502; (F) 828-526-3045; (e) [email protected] Church, C. James (Alyson) - FE - (ST) Newton: Abernethy Memorial PO Box 403, Newton, NC 28658-0403; (O) 828-464-2296; (R) 828-464-4478; (C) 828-310-7891; (F) 828-464-2152; (e) [email protected] Cirulis, Marilyn H.* (Marty) - FE - (LN) Pastoral Psychotherapist, MCCS 4310 Clymer Ct.,Charlotte, NC 28269-1007; (O) 704-375-5354; (R) 704-509-4325; (C) 704-957-4203; (F) 704-375-3069; (e) [email protected] Clanton, Robert A., Jr. (Faye) - RE - (ST) Retired 425 Oakhurst Rd., Statesville, NC 28677-5219; (R) 704-924-7801; (F) 704-924-7801; (e) [email protected] Clapp, Ramona M. (Don) - RD - (ST) Retired 157 Whittington Ridge Dr., Taylorsville, NC 28681-8175; (R) 828-632-5996; (e) [email protected] Clark, Mark W. (Patricia) - PL - (ST) Statesville: Scott’s Chapel-Philadelphia 630 Jane Sowers Rd., Statesville, NC 28625-8930; (O) 704-838-1430; (R) 704-876-2625; (F) 704-838-1430; (e) [email protected] Clayton, Robert L., Jr. (Ellie) - RE - (AS) Retired 1906 SE 8th St., Ocala, FL 34471-4165; (R) 352-369-6032 Clements, John W., Sr. (Sadie) - PL - (AS) Bethany 212 Bethany Church Rd., Fairview, NC 28730-9787; (O) 828-6694992; (R) 828-669-7591; (C) 828-713-3848; (F) 828-669-4992; (e) [email protected] Clifton, Larry B. (Gail) - RE - (CH) Retired 207 E Chase Ct.,Greer, SC 29651-5886; (R) 864-877-9664; (C) 864-607-7101; (e) [email protected] Clinard, Hubert C. (Sara) - RE - (LN) Retired/Iron Station: New Hope 2224 Cardinal Lp., Stanley, NC 28164-7789; (R) 704-827-2421; (C) 704-578-2871; (F) 704-827-2421; (e) [email protected] Clinard, Robert M. (Bettie) - RE - (MA) Retired 1098 Woodcrest Rd., Southport, NC 28461-9632; (R) 910-845-2167 Clodfelter, Benjamin C. (Patti) - FE - (LX) Denton: Central PO Box 126, Denton, NC 27239-0126; (O) 336-859-3502; (R) 336-859-2610; (C) 336-596-9768; (F) 336-859-3502; (e) [email protected] Clodfelter, James P., Jr. (Marlana) - RE - (LX) Retired 175 Bethany Church Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27107-9048; (R) 336-769-4338; (e) [email protected] Clodfelter, William D. (Charlotte) - RE - (AS) Retired PO Box 16723, Asheville, NC 28816-0723; (R) 828-683-0625 Cloer, James E. [Gene] (Virginia) - RL - (ST) Retired 136 Whitetail Rd., Statesville, NC 28625-8956; (R) 704-876-6212 Cloninger, Richard L. (Susan) - FL - (GA) Gastonia: Myrtle-Lowell/Smyre 13 Bowen Dr., Belmont, NC 28012-9528; (O) 704-865-0000; (R) 704-825-9118; (C) 704-689-1716; (F) 704-825-9118; (e) [email protected] Clontz, Christopher M. (Amanda) - FE - (LX) Mt. Pleasant 6424 Old Greensboro Rd., Thomasville, NC 27360-7423; (O) 336-475-6757; (R) 336-475-6386; (C) 336-880-8847; (e) [email protected] Clontz, Mark E. (Debbie) - FE - (SA) Bethel (Midland) 12700 Idlebrook Rd., Midland, NC 28107-9795; (O) 704-888-2653; (R) 704-888-5787; (F) 704-888-0518; (e) [email protected] Clough, Richard C., Jr. (Sonja) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: St. Luke 2019 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte, NC 28205-2130; (O) 704-537-9286; (R) 704-569-3182; (e) [email protected] Clubb, Jesse J., Jr. (Amy) - FL - (LX) Eldorado 4345 NC Highway 109 N, Troy, NC 27371-1924; (R) 910-572-2607; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 47 Coates, George M. (Phyllis) - PL - (GR) Greensboro: Laughlin Memorial 4210 Suffolk Trl, Greensboro, NC 27407-7830; (R) 336-294-2390; (F) 336-294-2390; (e) [email protected] Coates, Phyllis K. (George) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Raleigh’s Crossroads-Peace 4210 Suffolk Trl, Greensboro, NC 27407-7830; (O) 336-294-4325; (R) 336-294-2390; (C) 336-508-0291; (e) [email protected] Cobb, Donna C. (Michael) - FL - (WA) Snow Hill-Iotla 115 Hidden Meadow Ln., Franklin, NC 28734-8612; (O) 828-524-7417; (R) 828-524-4573; (C) 828-226-1175; (F) 828-524-7417; (e) [email protected] Cockman, Elijah A. (Joan) - RE - (AS) Retired 216 Turtle Ln., Hendersonville, NC 28791-1351; (R) 828-696-3636; (C) 828-243-1751 Cogan, Bret R. (Terrie) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Wesley Memorial 1210 Bolton St., Winston-Salem, NC 27103-4204; (O) 336-765-8331; (R) 336-293-4406; (C) 336-337-4955; (F) 336-794-1000; (e) [email protected] Cole, Phillip B. (Cheryl) - FE - (MA) District Superintendent PO Box 820, Marion, NC 28752-0820; (O) 828-652-5532; (R) 828-652-9325; (C) 828-442-7184; (F) 828-659-2369; (e) [email protected] Coleman, Alexis S. (Jon) - PE - (LN) Charlotte: Homestead 6729 Old Mt. Holly Rd., Charlotte, NC 28214-1774; (R) 704-392-7488; (C) 704-936-9401; (e) [email protected] Coles, Amy L. - FE - (AL) District Superintendent PO Box 1307, Albemarle, NC 28002-1307; (O) 704-983-1104; (R) 704-550-5053; (C) 704-244-6401; (F) 704-986-0857; (e) [email protected] Collins, Gerald D. (Brenda) - RE - (AS) Retired 2102 Crescent Dr., Graham, NC 27253-8522; (R) 336-578-0029 Collins, Gregory K. (Bonnie) - PL - (AL) Union County Parish Assistant 1145 Afternoon Sun Rd., Matthews, NC 28104-4115; (R) 704-201-9009; (C) 704-201-9009; (e) [email protected] Collins, Joseph W. (Lynne) - FE - (LX) Mocksville: First 310 N Main St., Mocksville, NC 27028-2116; (O) 336-751-2503; (R) 336-751-2305; (e) joe@fi rstumcmocksville.org Collins, Michael W. (Ariel) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: St. John’s 5553 Jason Rd., Greensboro, NC 27405; (R) 704-322-9653; (C) 704-322-9653; (e) [email protected] Collins, Shea Cranford (Brian) - FE - (SA) Hospice Chaplain, Cabarrus County 108 Black Alder Ct.,Mooresville, NC 28115-5769; (O) 704-375-0100; (R) 704-654-8144; (F) 704-935-9435; (e) [email protected] Colombo, Beverly W. (Rudy) - PL - (AS) Barnardsville Charge 9 Alclare Dr., Asheville, NC 28804-2202; (R) 828-505-0403; (C) 828-279-3676; (e) [email protected] Colson, J. David (Lynn) - FE - (MA) Providence (McDowell) 70 Providence Rd., Marion, NC 28752; (O) 828-738-3142; (C) 828-803-9166; (e) [email protected] Combs, Brian E. - FE - (AS) Asheville: Haywood Street Congregation 254 Chestnut Walk Dr., Waynesville, NC 28786-5382; (C) 828-246-4250; (e) [email protected] Combs, Janice F. (Donald) - FE - (LN) Salem 378 N Pilot Knob Rd., Denver, NC 28037-8594; (O) 704-483-5055; (R) 704-489-2537; (C) 704-617-4729; (F) 704-483-0778; (e) [email protected] Combs, Robert W. (Shirley) - RE - (GA) Retired/Ivey Memorial 938 Hunting Ave., Lincolnton, NC 28092-4090; (O) 704-736-1901; (R) 704-735-7218; (C) 704-473-5969; (F) 704-732-1571; (e) [email protected] Combs, Stephen R. (Sandy) - FE - (SA) Salisbury: Milford Hills 1630 Statesville Blvd., Salisbury, NC 28144; (O) 704-636-0471; (R) 704-636-5413; (e) [email protected] Comer, David L. (Janice) - PE - (ST) Retired 330 Trinity Rd., Statesville, NC 28625-1864; (R) 704-816-9064; (C) 704-886-3437; (e) [email protected] Compton, Hugh R. [Buddy] (Monte) - AM - (LN) Mooresville: Park Avenue 648 W Park Ave., Mooresville, NC 28115-2165; (O) 704-663-3683; (R) 704-664-8886; (C) 704-791-1189; (e) [email protected] Conder, Andrea R. (Tommy) - PE - (LN) Rocky Mount Associate 1739 Perth Rd., Mooresville, NC 28117-8444; (C) 704-223-1375; (e) [email protected] Conder, Thomas E., Jr. (Andrea) - FE - (SA) Kannapolis: North 1309 N Main St., Kannapolis, NC 28081-2260; (O) 704-932-5358; (C) 704-213-3836; (e) [email protected] Conforti, Mark D. (Mary Allen) - FE - (MA) Morganton: Salem 1206 Salem Rd., Morganton, NC 28655-4834; (O) 828-433-6600; (R) 828-437-5637; (e) [email protected] Conley, H. Joseph, Jr. (Karen) - PE - (HP) Farmer 5015 New Hope Rd., Denton, NC 27239-9306; (O) 336-857-2000; (R) 336-857-2000; (C) 336-653-9262; (e) [email protected] Conover, Anne C. (Cam) - PD - (NW) Center Minister of Education 1400 Center Rd., Yadkinville, NC 27055-5162; (O) 336-679-8247; (R) 336-679-7973; (C) 336-428-1746; (e) [email protected] 48 Western North Carolina Conference Conover, Cameron H., Jr. (Anne) - FE - (NW) Center 1374 Center Rd., Yadkinville, NC 27055-5113; (O) 336-679-8247; (R) 336-679-7973; (C) 336-428-1745; (e) [email protected] Conrad, Don E. (Dot) - RE - (GR) Retired PO Box 78156, Greensboro, NC 27427-8156; (R) 336-852-1237; (C) 336-430-7085; (e) [email protected] Constantine, Jason M. (Catherine) - FE - (LX) Union Chapel-Chestnut Grove 3860 Huntingreen Ln., Apt. F, Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4341; (O) 336-909-3978; (R) 336-909-3978; (C) 336-909-3978; (e) [email protected] Conston, Marcia L.* (Clidell) - PL - (CH) Charlotte: Providence Assistant 6708 Brookfi eld Pl., Charlotte, NC 28270-2816; (O) 704-366-2823; (R) 704-364-6426; (C) 704-650-5579; (F) 704-365-6800; (e) [email protected] Cook, Cathy A. (Ken Criffi eld) - FE - (SA) General Evangelist PO Box 898, Concord, NC 28026-0898; (O) 704-467-5939; (R) 704-782-0054; (e) [email protected] Cook, David A., Jr. (Miriam) - FE - (NE) Fairview 3692 Quaker Church Rd., Pinnacle, NC 27043-9448; (O) 336-325-2498; (R) 336-325-2522; (F) 336-325-2937; (e) [email protected] Cook, Earl A., Jr. (Betty) - RA - (MA) Retired 2508 S Sterling St., Morganton, NC 28655-9469; (O) 828-433-9620; (R) 828-433-9620; (C) 828-217-4583; (F) 828-433-9620; (e) [email protected] Cook, Frank B. (Jess) - RE - (WS) Retired PO Box 1754, Clemmons, NC 27012-1754; (R) 336-998-5114 Cooke, Jack H. - RE - (GA) Retired 806 Hawthorne St., Cherryville, NC 28021-3521; (R) 704-435-9739 Cooke, Reginald J. (Carolyn) - RE - (WA) Retired 21 Wesley Dr., Apt. E, Asheville, NC 28803-1996; (C) 828-400-9088; (e) [email protected] Cooper, Ronnie D. (Paula) - PL - (GR) St. James-Jackson 2009 Acorn Rd., Greensboro, NC 27406-3801; (O) 336-334-7006; (R) 336-370-1448; (C) 336-554-5748; (e) [email protected] Coppedge-Henley, Elizabeth O. (Jonathan) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: First PO Box 31603, Charlotte, NC 28231-1603; (O) 704-333-9081; (e) [email protected] Coppedge-Henley, Jonathan D. (Elizabeth) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: First, Pastor for Congregational Growth and Development PO Box 31603, Charlotte, NC 28231-1603; (O) 704-333-9081; (R) 704-759-0247; (C) 828-329-6025; (e) [email protected] Coppley, Beverly B. (Jeff) - FE - (SA) Landis: First 108 Fellowship Dr., Kannapolis, NC 28081-9566; (O) 704-857-5041; (R) 704-932-5330; (e) [email protected] Coppley, Jeffrey T. (Beverly) - FE - (SA) Kannapolis: Bethpage 108 Fellowship Dr., Kannapolis, NC 28081-9566; (O) 704-932-5296; (R) 704-932-5330; (C) 704-999-2795; (e) [email protected] Corle, Duane P. (Elizabeth) - PE - (WA) South Macon 1195 Brown Rd., Otto, NC 28763-9393; (O) 828-369-8412; (R) 828-369-8412; (C) 859-553-4573; (e) [email protected] Cornell, Brian J. (Katherine) - FE - (NW) Personal Leave 2351 Old US Hwy 421, Vilas, NC 28692; (O) 704-864-5321; (R) 828-297-6233; (C) 828-263-3384; (F) 828-864-5308; (e) [email protected] Cornell, Katherine V. (Brian) - PE - (NW) Henson’s Chapel-Mabel 2351 Old US Hwy 421, Vilas, NC 28692; (R) 828-297-6233; (C) 828-403-4541; (F) 828-864-5308; (e) [email protected] Corriher, Arnold D. (Debbie) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Hickory Grove 6401 Hickory Grove Rd., Charlotte, NC 28215-4252; (O) 704-537-4686; (R) 704-597-7755; (F) 704-537-5509; (e) [email protected] Coss, Thomas M.* (Vicki) - PL - (WA) Love’s Chapel-Webster 318 Berry Hill Dr., Sylva, NC 28779-6501; (R) 828-400-8752; (e) [email protected] Cox, R. David (Anita) - FE - (SA) Roberta 5345 Roberta Rd., Concord, NC 28027-8953; (O) 704-786-9215; (C) 336-689-1616; (e) [email protected] Craddock, Ted B. (Jane) - FE - (AS) Incapacity Leave 1063 Saint Michaels Ln., High Point, NC 27265-1547; (R) 336-841-6237; (C) 336-848-0430; (e) [email protected] Crady, Brian M. (Beth) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Crews 4150 Reidsville Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27101-2143; (O) 336-723-0237; (R) 336-722-1272; (F) 336-723-0237; (e) [email protected] Craig, Paul A., Jr. (Laura) - FE - (CH) Matthews Associate 801 S Trade St., Matthews, NC 28105-5864; (R) 803-396-8450; (e) [email protected] Crain, Katherine K. [Kitty] (Samuel) - FD - (WA) Personal Leave/Fincher’s Chapel-Mt. Zion 290 Azalea Dr., Maggie Valley, NC 28751-7692; (O) 828-926-0264; (R) 828-926-0264; (C) 828-246-5014; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 49

Cranfi eld, Billie W. (Charlotte) - PE - (WA) Beaverdam-Piney Grove 1269 Beaverdam Rd., Canton, NC 28716; (O) 828-646-0103; (R) 828-648-1755; (C) 704-918-6682; (e) BCranfi [email protected] Cranfi ll, K. Rex (Donna) - PL - (NW) Maple Springs-Charity 1401 Haire Rd., Yadkinville, NC 27055-5153; (O) 336-679-2706; (R) 336-679-2706; (C) 336-244-7537; (e) [email protected] Craven, Wesley E., Jr. (Gail) - FE - (MA) Tanner’s Grove/General Evangelist 236 Tanners Grove Rd., Forest City, NC 28043-8227; (O) 828-247-6563; (R) 828-247-6563; (C) 828-329-3797; (e) [email protected] Creech III, Harlan L. (Jane) - RE - (SA) Retired (Died July 15, 2010) 417 Spyglass Hill Pl., Salisbury, NC 28144-9494; (R) 704-633-2675 Crissman, Elizabeth M. (Kelly) - FE - (GR) Vision Shepherd/CEO, Plowpoint PO Box 979, Graham, NC 27253-0979; (O) 336-226-0282; (C) 336-266-4945; (F) 336-226-5894; (e) [email protected] Crissman, Kelly S. (Beth) - FE - (GR) Vision Steward/COO, Plowpoint PO Box 979, Graham, NC 27253-0979; (O) 336-226-0282; (C) 336-266-5961; (F) 336-226-5894; (e) [email protected] Crow, Earl P., Jr. - RE - (WS) Retired 2110 Widgeon Ct.,Winston-Salem, NC 27106-9659; (R) 336-924-3575; (C) 336-407-0777; (e) [email protected] Crowder, Richard J. (Barbara) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 208, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0208; (R) 828-456-8852; (e) [email protected] Crowell, Jonathan N. - FL - (HP) New Union 1293 Union Chruch Rd., Asheboro, NC 27205; (R) 704-888-1198; (C) 980- 521-7129; (e) [email protected] Crunkleton, David L. (Kimberly) - PL - (WA) Louisa Chapel (Macon Co.) 1421 Coweeta Church Rd., Otto, NC 28763-9083; (O) 706-490-0473; (R) 828-524-1948; (C) 706-490-0473; (e) [email protected] Cummings, William P. - RL - (NW) Retired 4844 Saint Paul Church Rd., Hamptonville, NC 27020-7834; (R) 336-468-4545 Cunningham, Brad R. (Renee) - FE - (SA) Liberty 3885 Liberty Rd., Gold Hill, NC 28071-9749; (O) 704-633-4067; (R) 704-636-7106; (C) 980- 521-3531; (F) 704-633-4067; (e) bcfi [email protected] Curran, Jane M. - RE - (AS) Retired 305 Piney Mountain Dr., Apt. P4, Asheville, NC 28805-1269; (O) 828-274-4800; (R) 828-285-9092; (C) 828-2311516; (e) [email protected] Currie, William C. (Carol) - RE - (WS) Retired/Winston-Salem: Shiloh 5640 Murray Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-9635; (O) 336-924-4380; (R) 336-924-4380; (e) [email protected] Curry, Ben W. - RE - (WA) Retired 298 Tillman Rd., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9778; (O) 828-452-6932; (R) 828-452-6932; (e) [email protected] Curry, James A. (Mildred) - RL - (HP) Retired 4033 Tutbury Dr., Jamestown, NC 27282-7789; (O) 336-841-1571; (R) 336-841-1571; (C) 336-880-5504; (e) [email protected] Curtis, Charles H. (Patricia) - PL - (NE) Matthews Chapel-Price 996 Smith Rd., Stoneville, NC 27048-8003; (C) 704-201-5336; (e) [email protected] Curtis, J. Kenneth (Mindy) - FE - (WA) Sylva: First PO Box 296, Sylva, NC 28779-0296; (O) 828-586-2358; (R) 828-586-2396; (C) 828-508-6531; (F) 828-586-0273; (e) kcurtis@fi rstumcsylva.org Curtis, Mark E. (Jennifer Cobb) - FE - (AL) Zion 8104 Unionville Brief Rd., Monroe, NC 28110-9041; (O) 704-753-1068; (R) 704-519-9958; (C) 704-519-9958; (e) [email protected]

Dahn, Myer Y. (Otee) - OP - (CH) Charlotte: Hickory Grove Assistant 1100 Wilann Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215; (O) 704-866-9177; (R) 704-900-7564; (C) 704-712-7768; (e) [email protected] Daniels, Joseph C. - RE - (ST) Retired 3537 Cates Bay Hwy., Conway, SC 29527-6301; (R) 843-397-5364; (C) 843-283-0789; (e) [email protected] Danley, Jack D. (Joan) - RE - (ST) Retired 772 Nurse Rd., Ararat, NC 27007; (R) 336-374-5679; (e) [email protected] Darr, Brian M. - FE - (LX) Student, UNC Charlotte 2369 Clodfelter Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27107-8857; (O) 336-708-1548; (R) 336-764-5014; (C) 336-708-1548; (e) [email protected] 50 Western North Carolina Conference Davenport, J. Paul (Angie) - RE - (WA) Retired/Davis Chapel-Fines Creek 115 Pasco Lp., Waynesville, NC 28785-7224; (R) 828-926-4138; (e) [email protected] Davis, Benjamin F. (Pat) - RE - (GA) Retired PO Box 167, Lawndale, NC 28090-0167; (R) 704-538-8132; (C) 704-477-4218; (F) 704-538-8132; (e) [email protected] Davis, C. Ray (Jeannie) - AM - (MA) Marion: Clinchﬁ eld 151 Ridge Rd., Marion, NC 28752-3230; (O) 828-652-2759; (R) 828-652-2759; (C) 828-442-4530; (e) [email protected] Davis, Carol A. - AM - (GA) Kings Mountain: Galilee-St. Paul’s 318 Somerset Dr., Kings Mountain, NC 28086-3735; (O) 704-739-7011; (R) 704-734-0862; (F) 704-734-0862; (e) [email protected] Davis, Catherine N. (Daniel) - FE - (AL) Wesley Chapel (Stanly) PO Box 1532, Misenheimer, NC 28109-1532; (O) 704-463-1765; (R) 704-463-7493; (C) 704-438-3472; (e) [email protected] Davis, Charles T. (Pat) - RE - (SA) Retired 60 Cumberland Ct SW, Concord, NC 28025-5823; (R) 704-960-4361 Davis, Don C. (Mary) - RE - (WS) Retired 2261 Ashley Lake Dr., Lewisville, NC 27023-9435; (R) 336-945-2537; (e) [email protected] Davis, Donald D. (Merle) - RE - (GR) Retired PO Box 397, Ocracoke, NC 27960-0397; (R) 252-928-2587 Davis, E. Vance (Janet) - RE - (HP) Retired 1362 Wallburg High Point Rd., High Point, NC 27265-7411; (R) 336-869-4647; (e) [email protected] Davis, George M. (Billie) - PL - (AS) Asheville: Bethel-Bethesda 119 Red Oak Rd., Asheville, NC 28804-2328; (R) 828-254-1246; (C) 828-768-1240; (e) [email protected] Davis, Joe B. (Lorna) - RE - (LX) Retired 314 Noralin Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27107-8762; (R) 336-764-5897; (e) [email protected] Davis, John E., Jr. (Grace) - RE - (WA) Retired 557 Auburn Park Dr., Waynesville, NC 28786-4715; (R) 828-452-0910; (e) [email protected] Davis, Judith Bors (Tom) - FE - (GR) Moriah 3611 Liberty Rd., Greensboro, NC 27406-6104; (O) 336-272-7988; (R) 336-274-3689; (C) 336-469-2768; (F) 336-723-5840; (e) [email protected] Davis, Minnie D. - RE - (NE) Retired 1838 Second Ave. #114, New York, NY 10128; (R) 347-257-2879; (C) 773-896-6547; (e) [email protected] Davis, Sarah Watkins (David) - FD - (GA) Gastonia: First Minister of Children PO Box 218, Gastonia, NC 28053-0218; (O) 704-864-4371; (R) 704-862-0245; (F) 704-864-2076; (e) [email protected] Davis, Shelton D. (Justin) - FE - (CH) Family Leave 119 Quincy Dr., Belmont, NC 28012-3033; (R) 704-825-3321; (e) [email protected] Davis, Talbot A. (Julie) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Good Shepherd 13110 Moss Rd., Charlotte, NC 28273-6625; (O) 704-588-3309; (R) 704-504-5813; (C) 704-282-6842; (F) 704-588-9358; (e) [email protected] Davis, W. Gerald (Kathryn Quick) - FE - (AS) Asheville: Groce 954 Tunnel Rd., Asheville, NC 28805-2027; (O) 828-298-7647; (R) 828-298-1259; (C) 828-989-9487; (F) 828-299-8780; (e) [email protected] Dawkins, Homer C. (Evelyn) - AM - (NE) Withers Chapel 504 WILLOW VIEW DR, GREENSBORO, NC 27455-1378; (R) 336-282-9678; (C) 336-317-9518; (e) [email protected] Day, Alice P. (Derek) - FE - (MA) Forest City: Pleasant Grove PO Box 880, Forest City, NC 28043-0880; (O) 828-245-5471; (R) 828-245-4771; (e) [email protected] Day, Betty Jeanne - RE - (AL) Retired 3805 Cranwell Court, Greensboro, NC 27407; (R) 336-617-5245; (C) 704-929-8070; (e) [email protected] Dean, Eugene E., Jr. (Sandra) - FE - (GR) Liberty: First-Liberty Grove PO Box 220, Liberty, NC 27298-0220; (O) 336-622-4682; (R) 336-622-4516; (C) 336-403-5087; (F) 336-622-5300; (e) [email protected] Dean, Richard I. (Ruth Ann) - RE - (AS) Retired 328 Robin Rd., Waverly, OH 45690-1521; (R) 740-941-3326 Deason, John P., Jr. (Mary) - RL - (NW) Retired 2650 Brushy Mountain Rd., Wilkesboro, NC 28697-8412; (R) 336-667-1771 DeBerry, Phillip, Jr. (Nancy) - FE - (GR) Pleasant Garden PO Box 188, Pleasant Garden, NC 27313-0188; (O) 336-674-5711; (R) 336-674-0842; (F) 336-674-9192; (e) [email protected] Denham, Gerald T. (Jane) - PE - (WA) Long’s-Cruso 1064 Coffee Branch Rd., Canton, NC 28716-8389; (O) 828-648-0380; (R) 828-648-0143; (C) 828-506-2487; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 51

Dennis, Bobby J. (Sue) - RE - (AL) Retired 5106 Woodrun On Tillery, Mount Gilead, NC 27306-9543; (R) 910-439-1032; (e) [email protected] Denton, Mark S. (Jan) - FE - (MA) Oak Hill 2239 NC Hwy 181, Morganton, NC 28655; (O) 828-433-5308; (R) 828-438-4846; (C) 828-408-7417; (e) [email protected] Denton, Rodney W. (Martha Jo) - FD - (LX) Thomasville: Memorial Minister of Youth PO Box 428, Thomasville, NC 27361; (O) 336-472-7718; (R) 336-475-4554; (C) 336-906-3036; (F) 336-472-8742; (e) [email protected] Devoid, Benjamin F. (Sandra) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Dilworth 605 East Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28203-5111; (O) 704-333-4173; (R) 704-364-1534; (C) 704-618-9013; (F) 704-333-2101; (e) [email protected] Deyton, John H. - RE - (LX) Retired 501 Fairview Dr., Lexington, NC 27292-4631; (O) 336-249-3617; (R) 336-249-3617 Dickens, J. Gregory (Marian) - FE - (LX) Prospect-Pleasant Hill 2530 Fuller Mill Rd., Thomasville, NC 27360; (O) 336-472-9153; (R) 336-472-9153; (e) [email protected] Dickert, Wayne L. (Joanna) - PL - (WA) Bryson City Assistant 156 High Valley Rd., Bryson City, NC 28713; (R) 828-736-5295; (e) [email protected] Dickson, C. Harley (Inez) - RE - (CH) Retired PO Box 172, Waynesville, NC 28786-0172; (O) 704-442-4634; (R) 828-456-5470; (e) [email protected] Dingus, William H. (Charlotte) - RE - (LX) Retired 300 Roy Martin Rd., Johnson City, TN 37615-3126; (R) 423-477-0035 Dirks, Brandon K. (Katie) - FD - (CH) Charlotte: St. Stephen Minister of Youth 6800 Sardis Rd., Charlotte, NC 28270-6054; (O) 704-364-1824; (R) 704-841-8195; (C) 704-533-4001; (F) 704-364-0014; (e) [email protected] Dixon, Janet F. (Stephen) - PE - (WS) Kernersville: Cherry Street-Hiatt 813 Branchwood Dr., Kernersville, NC 27284; (O) 336-993-5639; (R) 336-993-5639; (C) 336-682-6207; (e) jﬁ [email protected] Dixon, Patricia M. (Jerry) - FE - (HP) High Point: Lebanon 237 Idol St., High Point, NC 27262-2021; (R) 336-285-8111; (F) 336-882-3399; (e) [email protected] Dodd, Robert V. (Ann) - FE - (CH) Incapacity Leave 9700 Wardlow Ct.,Matthews, NC 28105-5591; (R) 704-844-0432; (C) 704-747-7373; (F) 704-844-0432; (e) [email protected] Dodson, Kimberlee J. (Marcus) - FD - (AS) Brevard: First Minister of Education 325 N Broad St., Brevard, NC 28712-3303; (O) 828-862-9025; (R) 828-862-3475; (F) 828-885-2347; (e) [email protected] Dodson, Marcus L. (Kim) - FL - (AS) Lake Toxaway/Chaplain, Transylvania Hospital 41 Ridgewood Pl., Brevard, NC 28712-9543; (O) 828-862-6385; (R) 828-862-3475; (C) 828-553-0282; (e) [email protected] Donahue, Cecil E. (Jan Brittain) - FE - (GR) Pleasant Union 5929 Coble Church Rd., Liberty, NC 27298-9123; (O) 336-685-4093; (R) 336-299-9509; (C) 336-209-5875; (e) [email protected] Doser, William R. (Mabel) - RE - (CH) Retired 605 S Poplar St., Lincolnton, NC 28092-3227; (R) 704-735-5933; (e) [email protected] Doub, Mary L. (Ron) - FD - (ST) Rehab. Therapist, Alexander Correctional Inst. 2601 Fines Creek Dr., Statesville, NC 28625-4442; (O) 828-632-1331; (R) 704-873-4654; (C) 336-324-5819; (F) 704-881-0628; (e) [email protected] Doub, Ronald D. (Mary) - FE - (ST) Statesville: Christ Boulevard 1947 E Broad St., Ext., Statesville, NC 28625-4309; (O) 704-872-5651; (R) 704-873-4654; (C) 828-238-1290; (F) 704-881-0628; (e) [email protected] Dougherty, Bernard G. (LaDonna) - FE - (HP) New Salem 663 New Salem Rd., Randleman, NC 27317-7819; (O) 336-498-3936; (R) 336-498-2453; (C) 336-491-8840; (F) 336-498-3936; (e) [email protected] Dowdle, J. Oscar, Jr. (Brenda) - RE - (WA) Retired 285 Francis Asbury Rd., Waynesville, NC 28785-8923; (R) 828-456-1865; (C) 828-734-8649; (e) [email protected] Dowdy, Anthony M. (Gail) - FE - (NE) Stokesdale PO Box 38, Stokesdale, NC 27357; (O) 336-643-4850; (R) 336-643-4289; (C) 336-337-7284; (F) 704-730-0282; (e) [email protected] Dowling, Robert E. (Debbie) - FL - (HP) Pisgah-Seagrove PO Box 2, Seagrove, NC 27341-0002; (O) 336-873-9300; (R) 336-873-7340; (C) 336-963-0537; (F) 336-873-9300; (e) [email protected] Draughn, William M. (Kay) - PE - (GA) Messiah 4102 West NC Highway 27, Lincolnton, NC 28092; (O) 704-660-5676; (R) 704-660-5676; (C) 704-663-9519; (F) 704-276-3635; (e) [email protected] 52 Western North Carolina Conference Drum II, Timothy C. (Kristen) - PE - (GR) Brown Summit-Friendship 7177 Friendship Church Rd., McLeansville, NC 27301; (O) 336-656-7151; (R) 336-656-1810; (C) 828-385-0217; (e) [email protected] DuBose III, Horace M. (Evelyn) - RA - (GA) Retired 5336 Casar Rd., Lawndale, NC 28090-9610; (R) 704-538-7028; (C) 704-477-3562 Duckworth, Terry R. (Jan) - FE - (AS) General Evangelist 426 Bull Creek Rd., Asheville, NC 28805-8704; (O) 828-299-1943; (R) 828-299-1943; (C) 828-273-4188; (e) [email protected] Dukes III, Lee S. (Minnie) - FE - (LX) Hospital Chaplain/Counselor, Chrysalis Center PO Box 1817, Lexington, NC 27293-1817; (O) 336-238-4550; (R) 336-249-4576; (F) 336-238-4587; (e) [email protected] Duncan, David J. (Frieda) - FE - (MA) Glen Alpine PO Box 576, Glen Alpine, NC 28628-0576; (O) 828-584-1292; (R) 828-584-4001; (C) 828-432-6200; (e) [email protected] Duncan, G. Michael (Debbie) - FE - (ST) Pisgah-Trinity 498 Hill Farm Rd., Hiddenite, NC 28636-5217; (R) 704-876-0786; (e) [email protected] Dunker, Carl F. (Barbara) - RE - (HP) Retired 1723 Brook Dr., Asheboro, NC 27205-7409; (R) 336-625-0176 Dunn, Teresa B. (David) - PD - (CH) Charlotte: Providence Min. of Youth/College Students 2810 Providence Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211-2243; (O) 704-714-9371; (R) 704-442-8843; (C) 704-579-0549; (F) 704-365-6800; (e) [email protected] Durham III, James B. (Judy) - FE - (AS) Staff Chaplain, Jack C. Mongomery VA Medical Center, Muskogee, OK 1011 Honor Heights Dr., Muskogee, OK 74401-1318; (O) 918-577-3952; (R) 918-683-5998; (C) 918-360-2940; (F) 918-577-3789; (e) [email protected] Durham, Donnie B. (Deborah) - FE - (LX) Thomasville: Unity 134 Circle Dr., Thomasville, NC 27360-2609; (O) 336-472-7348; (R) 336-476-4317; (C) 336-442-1681; (e) [email protected] Durham, Larry E. (Becky) - FL - (NE) Pelham PO Box 82, Pelham, NC 27311-0082; (O) 336-388-2931; (R) 336-388-2030; (C) 434-250-1997; (e) [email protected] Duvall, John A. - RE - (LN) Retired PO Box 3, Elk Creek, VA 24326-0003; (R) 276-655-3942; (e) [email protected] Dyar, William H. (Virginia) - RE - (WS) Retired 4001 Avera Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-1604; (R) 336-924-4550 Dye, Mary John - FE - (ST) District Superintendent 941 Thomas St., Statesville, NC 28677-3441; (O) 704-873-6162; (R) 704-871-0249; (F) 704-873-8271; (e) [email protected] Eakes, R. Lee (Virginia) - RL - (AS) Retired/English Chapel 25 Faith Ln., Horse Shoe, NC 28742-8606; (O) 828-891-2852; (R) 828-891-2852; (e) [email protected] Eanes, Ralph H., Jr. (Meredith) - RE - (GR) Retired 201 Rosey Ln., Thomasville, NC 27360-7608; (R) 336-882-5114; (C) 336-847-3733; (e) [email protected] Earley, Katherine L. (Johnny) - AM - (NE) Dobson 210 Wesleyan Dr., Dobson, NC 27017-8910; (O) 336-356-8621; (R) 336-356-8404; (C) 828-261-6101; (e) [email protected] Early, Jack J. (Nancye) - RE - (ST) Retired 9002 Hurstwood Ct., Louisville, KY 40222-5716; (R) 502-426-6078 Easter, Karen L. - FE - (AS) Brevard: St. Timothy PO Box 429, 1180 Asheville Hwy., Brevard, NC 28712-0429; (O) 828-883-2985; (R) 828-884-9668; (C) 828-577-1660; (e) [email protected] Easter, Renee K. (Gary) - FE - (NW) Gamewell 3522 Highland Way, Lenoir, NC 28645-8506; (R) 828-758-9805; (e) [email protected] Edmonds, A. Maria - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Centenary Associate PO Box 658, Winston-Salem, NC 27102-0658; (O) 336-724-6311; (C) 336-354-3561; (e) [email protected] Edmonds, Oren R. (Laquita) - RE - (ST) Retired (Died Sept. 23, 2010) 236 Meadow Oaks Dr., Statesville, NC 28625-8720; (R) 704-878-9975; (e) [email protected] Edney, Glenda W. (Foster) - PL - (AS) Elkwood-Fairview: Sharon 77 June Sayles Rd., Asheville, NC 28803-9681; (R) 828-298-1383 Edwards, Frank H. - RE - (CH) Retired 6934 Pleasant Dr., Charlotte, NC 28211-4738; (R) 704-364-3166; (e) [email protected] Edwards, J. Keith (Anita) - PE - (LX) Thomasville: Pine Woods PO Box 924, Thomasville, NC 27361-0924; (O) 336-476-7725; (R) 336-476-7725; (C) 336-250-0020; (F) 336-476-7725; (e) [email protected] Edwards, John F. - RE - (WS) Retired 2017 Salisbury Sq, Winston-Salem, NC 27127-5936; (R) 336-785-7323 2010 journal 53

Eggers, Lee A. (Gail) - FL - (NE) Hickory Grove 204 Broad St., Reidsville, NC 27320-6504; (O) 336-939-7719; (R) 336-342-1158; (C) 336-552-3156; (e) [email protected] Eller, Kenneth R. (Dolly) - RE - (WS) Retired 335 Tippy Ln., Clemmons, NC 27012-6962; (R) 336-766-8604; (C) 336-682-9224; (e) [email protected] Elliott, Laura A. (Eric) - FD - (WS) Experiment in Self-Reliance 1550 University Ct., Winston-Salem, NC 27101; (O) 336-722-9400; (R) 336-724-4913; (C) 336-671-3809; (F) 336-748-8312; (e) [email protected] Elliott, Sara C. - RE - (LN) Retired 4033 Brookwood Rd., Charlotte, NC 28215-8753; (R) 704-596-3770; (C) 704-578-7056; (e) [email protected] Ellis, E. Lee (Evelyn) - RE - (GR) Retired 7820 Charles Place Dr., Kernersville, NC 27284-8785; (O) 336-328-5400; (R) 336-298-4436 Ellis, L. Donald (Clara) - RE - (GR) Retired 3904 Talmaga Ln., Greensboro, NC 27410-9412; (R) 336-294-7811; (C) 336-328-5400; (e) [email protected] Ellison, William B. (Faye) - RE - (GR) Retired PO Box 381, Oak Ridge, NC 27310-0381; (R) 336-643-9144; (e) [email protected] Elmore, Anne M. (Jay Hale) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Maple Springs Associate 2569 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4617; (O) 336-722-7563; (R) 336-922-6349; (C) 336-402-5900; (F) 336-722-7093; (e) [email protected] Elrod, Gary L. (Sandra) - FL - (WS) Winston-Salem: Union Ridge 1480 Norwich Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27127-7338; (O) 336-788-2672; (R) 336-529-6478; (C) 336-416-7915; (e) [email protected] Emory, Matthew J. (Cathy) - PE - (ST) Bethel-Marvin 1185 Sharon School Rd., Stony Point, NC 28678-9056; (O) 704-871-8720; (R) 704-871-8720; (C) 704-883-4153; (e) [email protected] Endicott, Raymond O. (Iva) - RL - (AS) Retired 127 Far Horizons Ln., Asheville, NC 28803-2046; (R) 828-274-0234; (e) [email protected] Engebretson, Sharon R. - FE - (WS) Chaplaincy Director, WFUBMC N C Bapt Hosp, Medical Center Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC 27157-0001; (O) 336-716-3410; (R) 336-785-4725; (C) 336-971-7189; (F) 336-716-5075; (e) [email protected] Englebreth, William R. (Judah Jones) - FE - (AL) Monroe: Grace-Memorial 623 Wilora Landing Rd., Charlotte, NC 28212-8444; (R) 704-567-0161; (C) 704-560-2441; (e) [email protected] Epperson, J. Sidney (Frances) - OE - (GA) Retired/McAdenville 712 Home Trl, Gastonia, NC 28052-5383; (O) 704-854-3356; (R) 704-854-3356; (C) 704-813-1495; (e) [email protected] Epps, John F. (Margaret) - RE - (GR) Retired 5603 Greenwich Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-1920; (R) 336-856-0785 Ervin, Billy N. (Talica) - FE - (NW) Millers Creek 296 Raven Oak Dr., Wilkesboro, NC 28697-9132; (O) 336-838-8047; (R) 336-973-2441; (C) 336-466-1584; (F) 336-838-1033; (e) [email protected] Ervin, Joe L. (Rosalyn) - RE - (GA) Retired 966 Royal Ct.,Lincolnton, NC 28092-6007; (R) 704-736-9794; (C) 704-736-9794 Erwin, John D. (Sandy) - PE - (AS) Fanning Chapel-Sardis 11 High Meadows Dr., Candler, NC 28715-9495; (O) 828-665-4388; (R) 828-665-4388; (C) 828-273-4445; (e) [email protected] Eurey, Judy H. (Edward) - FE - (GA) Pisgah 3191 Brady Hoffman Rd., Lincolnton, NC 28092; (O) 704-732-0538; (R) 704-735-7723; (C) 828-437-4976; (e) [email protected] Evans, James H. (Barbara) - RA - (NW) Retired PO Box 298, Granite Falls, NC 28630-0298; (R) 828-313-0345; (C) 828-850-5807; (e) [email protected] Evans, Jerry T. (Joyce) - FE - (GA) Involuntary Leave 3536 E Highway 27, Lincolnton, NC 28092-7659; (R) 704-732-9536; (C) 704-740-6951; (e) [email protected] Evans, Mark D. (Diane) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: St. Francis 4200 McKee Rd., Charlotte, NC 28270-1256; (O) 704-846-6177; (R) 704-846-1385; (C) 704-778-5503; (F) 704-814-7993; (e) [email protected] Everett, Alfonza (Stephanie) - FE - (MA) Forest City: Wells Spring-Mundy’s Chapel 169 Trailwood Dr., Forest City, NC 28043-2902; (O) 828-245-9391; (R) 828-247-4299; (C) 336-210-4431; (e) [email protected] Everhart, C. Darrin* (Lisa) - PL - (LX) Arcadia 117 Boulevard Rd., Clemmons, NC 27012; (O) 336-764-2843; (R) 704-546-5509; (C) 704-785-6014; (e) [email protected] Ewing, Susan H. (Curtis) - FE - (WS) Family Leave 3520 N Lakeshore Dr., Clemmons, NC 27012-8410; (R) 336-766-4862; (C) 336-406-3931; (e) [email protected] 54 Western North Carolina Conference Faggart, James R. - RE - (SA) Retired 502 E Liberty St., China Grove, NC 28023-2626; (R) 704-857-2585; (e) [email protected] Faggart, William H. (Dot) - RE - (AL) Retired 1020 Autumn Ln., New London, NC 28127-8728; (R) 704-463-5672 Fair, Leonard O. (Lisa) - FE - (NW) Baton-Rhodhiss 133 Trillium Dr., Statesville, NC 28625-4565; (R) 704-873-4015; (C) 704-450-7481; (e) [email protected] Falls, Fred, Jr. (Derice) - RE - (GA) Retired 1669 Buckingham Ave., Gastonia, NC 28054-5786; (R) 704-867-7829 Farabow, Karla V. - FE - (WS) Personal Leave 142 Penry Ln., Clemmons, NC 27012-6868; (O) 336-249-2198; (R) 336-682-7417; (C) 336-682-7417; (e) [email protected] Farabow, Matthew S. (Amanda) - FE - (HP) High Point: Christ 300 N. College Ave., High Point, NC 27262; (R) 336-472-6667; (e) [email protected] Farrington, D. Bradford (Maggie) - FE - (NW) Campus Minister, Appalachian State 600 Grand Blvd., Boone, NC 28607; (O) 828-264-9606; (R) 828-406-1745; (C) 828-406-1745; (F) 828-278-0499; (e) [email protected] Faughn, Elizabeth H. (Tom) - FE - (CH) Personal Leave 1551 Wares Gap Rd., Monroe, VA 24574-2580; (R) 434-946-5331; (e) [email protected] Feathers, B. David (Becky) - OF - (WA) Martin’s Creek-Peachtree 1346 Haralson Dr., Blairsville, GA 30512; (R) 706-745-3888; (e) [email protected] Fender, Pete D. (Melissa) - FL - (NW) Alleghany-Grayson 924 NC Highway 93, Sparta, NC 28675-9005; (O) 336-372-8578; (R) 336-372-8588; (F) 336-372-8578; (e) [email protected] Ferguson, Lynda L. (Keith Allen) - FE - (MA) Salem PO Box 135, Bostic, NC 28018-0135; (O) 828-245-8518; (R) 828-245-7174; (C) 828-447-2002; (F) 828-245-8517; (e) [email protected] Ferree, James W. (Doris) - RE - (WS) Retired 168 Brooks Landing Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4359; (R) 336-923-9807; (C) 336-255-4287; (F) 336-923-2090; (e) [email protected] Ferree, John K. (Anne) - FE - (NE) Mount Airy: Central 1909 N Main St., Mount Airy, NC 27030-2403; (O) 336-786-8324; (R) 336-786-6981; (C) 336-309-1016; (F) 336-786-7994; (e) [email protected] Ferree-Clark, Nancy A. (Tom) - FE - (AS) Pastor, The Congregation at Duke Chapel 5310 Taproot Ln., Durham, NC 27705-8112; (O) 919-684-3917; (R) 919-489-3678; (F) 919-681-8660; (e) [email protected] Finch, Margaret A. [Peggy] (David) - FE - (LX) Thomasville: Memorial Associate PO Box 428, Thomasville, NC 27361-0428; (O) 336-472-7718; (R) 336-472-0533; (C) 336-803-0296; (F) 336-472-8742; (e) pfi [email protected] Finley, Jennifer I. - PD - (NW) Jefferson Director of Christian Education 204 West 3rd St., Apt. A, West Jefferson, NC 28694; (O) 336-846-9512; (R) 336-846-3545; (e) jennifer.i.fi [email protected] Finney, James W. (Mae) - RL - (NW) Retired 5729 Rena Rd., Hamptonville, NC 27020-8248; (R) 336-468-8624 Finney, R. Hal - RE - (WA) Retired 1441 Nebo Rd., Boonville, NC 27011-8213; (R) 336-961-3255; (e) richardfi [email protected] Finsel, Nathan D. (Jessica) - FL - (WA) Ranger-Tomotla 515 Hilltop Rd., Murphy, NC 28906-6191; (O) 828-644-0191; (R) 828-644-0123; (C) 828-541-9716; (e) [email protected] Fisher, Donald L. (Kat) - RE - (GA) Retired 686 S Ingleside Farm Rd., Iron Station, NC 28080-9220; (R) 704-735-2919 Fite, Ricky D. (Vivian) - FE - (GA) Cherryville: First 601 N Pink St., Cherryville, NC 28021-2518; (R) 704-732-6920; (e) [email protected] Fitzgerald, Bernard R. (Carol) - RE - (CH) Retired 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215-3220; (R) 704-532-7386 Fitzgerald, Christopher A. - FE - (HP) High Point: First 512 N Main St., High Point, NC 27260-5016; (O) 336-889-4429; (R) 336-887-1144; (C) 336-409-1148; (F) 336-889-0262; (e) pastorfi [email protected] Fitzgerald, John C. (Christine) - FE - (NW) Boone: Boone 471 New Market Blvd., Boone, NC 28607-5360; (O) 828-264-6090; (R) 828-264-3687; (C) 828-404-5668; (F) 828-264-6093; (e) [email protected] Fitzgerald, Larry E. (Pat) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Bass Chapel 3226 Fontana Dr., Greensboro, NC 27406-5222; (O) 336-617-6869; (R) 336-273-6258; (C) 336-317-1085; (F) 336-288-9064; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 55

Fitzgerald, Robin Brown (James) - FE - (LX) Center-Salem 491 S Salisbury St., Mocksville, NC 27028-2527; (O) 336-751-2754; (R) 336-751-2754; (C) 336-287-6979; (e) [email protected] Fitzgerald, Timothy E. (Sheri) - PL - (HP) Ramseur: McCrary Chapel 520 Jonathan Ln., Greensboro, NC 27406-5121; (O) 336-668-2354; (R) 336-389-1077; (C) 336-456-3111; (e) fi [email protected] FitzJefferies, H. Donnell (Kathy) - FE - (LX) Brooks Temple-St. Stephen 115 Tannin Way, Lexington, NC 27295-2096; (O) 336-300-7161; (R) 336-300-7015; (C) 704-267-3616; (e) [email protected] Flack, Caroll A. (Brenda) - FE - (GA) Dallas: First PO Box 536, Dallas, NC 28034-0536; (O) 704-922-3907; (R) 704-922-4185; (C) 704-678-5386; (F) 704-922-3971; (e) [email protected] Flack, Michael E. (Laura) - FE - (AS) Mills River Associate 52 Parsonage Dr., Mills River, NC 28759-7733; (O) 828-891-7788; (R) 828-890-8452; (C) 828-275-2108; (F) 828-891-2590; (e) [email protected] Fleming, Howard D. (Donna) - FE - (AL) Bethlehem 5300 Nesbit Rd., Waxhaw, NC 28173-9558; (O) 704-764-3602; (R) 704-764-9632; (C) 704-681-2722; (F) 704-764-9020; (e) [email protected] Fletcher, Larry W. (Cynthia) - RL - (MA) Retired/Bollinger’s Chapel-Warlick’s Chapel PO Box 876, Valdese, NC 28690-0876; (R) 828-879-9491; (e) 9fl [email protected] Fongemy, Michael F. (Caroline) - PE - (SA) Crossroads Associate 220 George W Liles Pkwy. NW, Concord, NC 28027-6531; (O) 704-707-1158; (R) 704-939-1008; (e) [email protected] Forbes, Virginia L. - RE - (CH) Retired 1226 Estates Avenue, #2321, Charlotte, NC 28209; (R) 704-609-9404; (e) [email protected] Ford, A. Gayle (Shelby) - RE - (AL) Retired/Monroe: Central Associate PO Box 1828, Indian Trail, NC 28079-1828; (O) 704-289-3186; (R) 704-882-7640; (C) 704-989-2161; (F) 704-289-3187; (e) [email protected] Forward, Robert B., Jr. (Nancy) - RE - (SA) Retired 7315 Winnington Cir., Charlotte, NC 28226-2968; (R) 704-367-5798; (C) 704-989-1015 Foster, Gary B. (Penny) - FE - (LX) Reeds 4731 W Old Highway 64, Lexington, NC 27295-8102; (O) 336-787-4674; (R) 336-787-5456; (C) 336-242-3930; (e) [email protected] Foster, Michelle L. (Marc) - FD - (HP) High Point: Covenant Minister of Congregational Care 1526 Skeet Club Rd., High Point, NC 27265-9530; (R) 336-442-3844; (e) [email protected] Foster, W. Randall (Kenny) - FE - (LX) Tyro 4484 S NC Highway 150, Lexington, NC 27295-5200; (O) 336-853-7459; (R) 336-853-7457; (C) 336-240-8825; (F) 336-853-7405; (e) [email protected] Foust, William N. (Christine) - PE - (LX) Tabernacle 199 Tabernacle Church Rd. Ext, Trinity, NC 27370-7162; (O) 336-472-0785; (R) 336-472-3201; (C) 336-239-4874; (e) [email protected] Fouts, Sarah S. - FE - (NW) Cedar Valley-Mt. Zion 2755 Blue Creek Rd., Lenoir, NC 28645-7617; (O) 828-757-0489; (R) 828-757-0489; (C) 828-729-8008; (e) [email protected] Fowler III, James W. (Lurline) - RE - (WA) Retired 959 Heritage Hls, Decatur, GA 30033-4147; (R) 404-634-5698; (C) 404-272-2822; (e) [email protected] Fowler, John W. (Liz) - FE - (WA) Franklin: First 66 Harrison Ave., Franklin, NC 28734-2911; (O) 828-524-3010; (R) 828-524-2394; (C) 828-221-4646; (F) 828-369-7967; (e) [email protected] Fox, D. Bryan, Jr. (Jeannie) - RE - (NE) Retired 204 Cahill St., Madison, NC 27025-2108; (R) 336-427-3103; (e) [email protected] Franklin, J. Keith (Amelia) - FE - (NW) Jefferson PO Box 236, Jefferson, NC 28640-0236; (O) 336-846-9512; (R) 336-846-9587; (C) 336-977-3783; (F) 336-846-8980; (e) [email protected] Franks, Christopher A. (Sandra) - FE - (HP) Assistant Professor, High Point University 833 Montlieu Ave., High Point, NC 27262-4221; (O) 336-841-4501; (R) 336-887-8996; (C) 336-259-7391; (F) 336-841-9004; (e) [email protected] Freeman, George M. (Donna) - FE - (GA) Gastonia: First PO Box 218, Gastonia, NC 28053-0218; (O) 704-864-4371; (R) 803-631-5909; (F) 704-864-2076; (e) [email protected] Freeman, Gregory D. (Waneta) - FE - (WS) Lewisville: Harmony Grove-Sharon 5041 Styers Ferry Rd., Lewisville, NC 27023; (O) 336-712-0057; (R) 336-946-1102; (C) 704-575-8015; (F) 704-596-2356; (e) [email protected] 56 Western North Carolina Conference Freeman, Margaret Davis (James) - OD - (WA) Franklin: First Deacon Associate 66 Harrison Ave., Franklin, NC 28734-2911; (O) 828-524-3010; (R) 828-369-5200; (C) 706-714-2242; (F) 828-369-7967; (e) [email protected] Freeman, Patrick (Vera) - RE - (WA) Retired 15083 Highway 82, Tahlequah, OK 74464-6126; (R) 918-431-0266 Freeze, Amy Foley (Stephen) - FE - (LN) Mooresville: Broad Street 355 S Broad St., Mooresville, NC 28115-3207; (O) 704-663-2161; (R) 704-663-3972; (C) 828-413-9209; (F) 828-464-8423; (e) [email protected] Frerichs, Sherry J. (Carl) - PL - (AL) Hebron 9229 Babbitt Way, Charlotte, NC 28216-1698; (O) 704-906-1443; (R) 704-395-0092; (C) 704-906-1443; (e) [email protected] Freshour, Arelin R. (Hazel) - RA - (MA) Retired 66 Veterans Dr., Marion, NC 28752-7174; (R) 828-652-1345 Freshour, Donald R. (Lynda) - RA - (MA) Retired/Bethel (McDowell) 550 Plemmons Pl., Marion, NC 28752-8638; (R) 828-738-4905; (e) [email protected] Friddle, G. H. [Bart], Jr. (Elizabeth) - PL - (GR) Greensboro: St. Paul 1729 E Cone Blvd., Greensboro, NC 27405-4644; (O) 336-621-5257; (R) 336-621-5266; (e) [email protected] Fritts, Robert E., Jr. (Laura) - RE - (NE) Retired 628 Pugh Cemetery Rd., Crossville, TN 38571-2099; (R) 931-456-9092; (e) [email protected] Fry, Kaye H. (Frank) - PL - (GR) Bethlehem Assistant 1138 Fox Chase Ct.,Salisbury, NC 28146-2102; (R) 704-603-8191; (e) [email protected] Fuentes, Clarissa Y. (Andres) - FE - (WA) Rural Life Chaplain, Hinton Rural Life Center PO Box 27, Hayesville, NC 28904-0027; (O) 828-389-8336; (R) 678-849-6259; (C) 678-849-6259; (F) 828-389-3279; (e) [email protected] Fulcher, J. Rodney (Nancy) - RE - (HP) Retired 433 Chester Woods Ct.,High Point, NC 27262-8541; (R) 336-887-1671; (F) 336-887-1671; (e) [email protected] Fulk, J. Marion, Sr. (Lucy) - RE - (SA) Retired 5027 Old Salisbury Concord Rd., Kannapolis, NC 28083-8609; (R) 704-932-3275 Fulk, Joesph M. III (Brittany) - FL - (NE) Pilot View-Shoals-Whitakers Chapel 307 Pilot Church Rd., Pinnacle, NC 27043-8907; (O) 336-374-7377; (R) 336-325-2189; (C) 336-655-4566; (e) [email protected] Fulk, Joseph M., Jr. (Dianne) - FE - (AS) Director of Ministries, Givens Estates 2360 Sweeten Creek Rd., Asheville, NC 28803-2030; (O) 828-771-2237; (R) 828-651-9074; (F) 828-771-2232; (e) [email protected] Fulker, Gary R. (Deleslie) - PL - (LN) Lebanon PO Box 238, Denver, NC 28037-0238; (O) 704-483-6383; (R) 704-483-1351; (C) 704-650-6172; (F) 704-483-5219; (e) [email protected] Funderburk, Donald K. (Marian) - RE - (WS) Retired 2314 Elizabeth Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27103-3623; (R) 336-777-8268; (e) [email protected] Fuquay, Robert E., Jr. (Susan) - FE - (LN) Williamson’s Chapel 575 Brawley School Rd., Mooresville, NC 28117-9120; (O) 704-664-3680; (R) 704-360-4063; (C) 828-506-0789; (F) 704-664-0939; (e) [email protected] Furr, Jimmie C. (Barbara) - RE - (AL) Retired/Wadesboro: Wade-Hanna Chapel 59 Church St., Wadesboro, NC 28170-2428; (O) 704-694-4529; (R) 704-694-4529 Gaddy, Daniel W. (Susan) - FE - (GR) Glencoe 582 Glencoe Church Lp., Summerfi eld, NC 27358-8140; (O) 336-616-0017; (R) 336-616-0955; (C) 828-389-3420; (F) 336-616-0017; (e) [email protected] Gaddy, Debra L. - FE - (AS) Hendersonville: First Associate 204 6th Ave. W, Hendersonville, NC 28739-4306; (R) 828-777-5872; (e) [email protected] Gager, Douglas W. (Lilliana) - PL - (HP) Central Falls 2549 Shady Grove Church Rd., Staley, NC 27355-8135; (O) 336-547-4001; (R) 336-622-6701; (e) [email protected] Galloway, Jimmy W. (Rosa) - FE - (AS) Incapacity Leave PO Box 283, Leicester, NC 28748-0283; (R) 828-683-9837; (C) 704-473-0546; (e) [email protected] Gantt, Ben T., Jr. - RE - (MA) Retired 148 Lace Ct.,Rutherfordton, NC 28139-7397; (R) 828-288-9663 Garner, Ronald M. (Megan) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Mount Tabor Associate 3543 Robinhood Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4703; (R) 336-923-7303; (e) [email protected] Garrard, William R., Jr. (Frances) - RE - (ST) Retired 1327 36th Ave., HICKORY, NC 286018207; (O) 828-327-9837; (R) 828-256-9778; (C) 828-962-7566; (F) 828-327-4043; (e) [email protected] Garvin, David S. (Miranda) - LS - (GR) Shiloh 6869 Shiloh Rd., Liberty, NC 27298-8127; (O) 336-622-7421; (R) 336-622-7421; (C) 502-376-5334; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 57

Gaska, Beverly E. - FE - (GR) Summerfi eld 7624 Summerfi eld Rd., Summerfi ield, NC 27358; (O) 336-643-5126; (R) 336-643-3205; (e) [email protected] Gay, David L. (Georgene) - FE - (ST) New Salem 155 New Salem Rd., Statesville, NC 28625-2214; (O) 704-872-6097; (R) 704-872-7295; (F) 704-872-6197; (e) [email protected] Gehring, Michael J. (Rhonda) - FE - (GA) Lincolnton: First PO Box 882, Lincolnton, NC 28093-0882; (O) 704-735-7489; (R) 704-735-5502; (F) 704-735-7480; (e) [email protected] Geiger, Sherron O. - PL - (WA) Maiden’s Chapel PO Box 68, Franklin, NC 28744-0068; (R) 828-369-8890; (e) [email protected] Gerhardt, William F. (Barbara) - RE - (LN) Retired/McKendree PO Box 340, Huntersville, NC 28070-0340; (O) 704-677-3002; (R) 704-875-6103; (C) 704-677-3002; (e) [email protected] German, Susan D. (Dennis) - FE - (LN) Vanderburg 1809 Charlotte Hwy., Mooresville, NC 28115-9465; (O) 704-663-1690; (R) 704-663-1692; (C) 704-699-3398; (e) [email protected] Gibbons, Charles F. - RE - (SA) Retired/China Grove: Oak Grove PO Box 250, Woodleaf, NC 27054-0250; (R) 704-278-1050; (C) 704-813-9070; (e) [email protected] Gibbs, Doris W. [Dottie] (Lewis) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 190, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0190; (R) 828-456-6756; (C) 828-691-0724; (e) [email protected] Gibbs, James S., Jr. (Ernestine) - RE - (LN) Retired PO Box 1202, Davidson, NC 28036-1202; (R) 704-896-8190 Gibbs, Lewis C. (Dottie) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 190, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0190; (R) 828-456-6756; (e) [email protected] Gibbs, Philip H. (Sue) - RE - (LN) Retired 19533 Bustle Rd., Cornelius, NC 28031-7768; (R) 704-896-0504 Gibbs, Rex L. (Susan) - FE - (GA) Kings Mountain: Central 113 South Piedmont Avenue, Kings Mountain, NC 28086; (O) 707-739-2471; (R) 704-739-4228; (C) 704-989-9732; (F) 704-730-0282; (e) [email protected] Gibert, Ann S. (James) - FE - (CH) Incapacity Leave PO Box 46, Davidson, NC 28036-0046; (R) 704-766-2771; (C) 704-578-7408; (e) [email protected] Gibson, Thomas L. (Robin) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Guilford College 1205 Fleming Rd., Greensboro, NC 27410-2716; (O) 336-292-5833; (R) 336-299-2518; (C) 336-404-5499; (F) 336-299-8241; (e) [email protected] Gibson, William D. (Traci) - PE - (GR) FaithWalk (NS) 485 Brightwood Church Rd., Gibsonville, NC 27249-8768; (O) 336-449-4237; (R) 336-447-4090; (C) 336-516-6240; (e) [email protected] Giese, Kelly L. (Gill) - PE - (NE) Fellowship Church PO Box 166, Ararat, VA 24053-0166; (O) 276-251-5879; (R) 276-251-5194; (C) 336-710-4104; (e) [email protected] Gilbert, Douglass W. (Patti) - RE - (GR) Retired 11 Park Village Ln., Unit A, Greensboro, NC 27455-3288; (R) 336-286-7094; (C) 336-202-8094; (e) [email protected] Giles, Sanford L. [Sandy], Jr. (Susie) - FE - (WA) Waynesville: First PO Box 838, Waynesville, NC 28786-0838; (O) 828-456-9475; (R) 828-456-3382; (C) 828-421-7032; (F) 828-456-7560; (e) [email protected] Giles, Susan S. (Sandy) - PE - (WA) Waynesville: Faith-Francis Cove 167 Ridge Rd., Waynesville, NC 28786-5037; (O) 828-400-7588; (R) 828-456-3382; (C) 828-734-2799; (e) [email protected] Gilland, Jim C. (Glener) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 621, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0621; (R) 828-452-5629; (C) 828-400-8482; (e) [email protected] Glahn, Phyllis L. (Kenneth) - FD - (AS) Resident Services/Social Service Coor - Brooks Howell Home 10 Holiday Dr., Arden, NC 28704-8816; (O) 828-253-6712; (R) 828-508-1062; (C) 828-508-1062; (e) [email protected] Glass, Beth D. (Harry LeQuier) - RE - (AS) Retired/Mars Hill PO Box 427, Mars Hill, NC 28754-0427; (O) 828-689-2343; (R) 828-689-3138; (C) 828-380-0968; (e) [email protected] Glover, Kendall C. (Wanda) - PL - (HP) Asheboro Circuit PO Box 3442, Greensboro, NC 27402-3442; (R) 336-272-2839; (e) [email protected] Gobble, Danny R. (Beth) - FE - (SA) Providence 135 Partridge Trl, Salisbury, NC 28146-5003; (O) 704-633-5326; (R) 704-633-3835; (C) 704-798-8574; (F) 704-633-3835; (e) [email protected] Gobel, Karen C.* (Bill) - FL - (GR) Greensboro: Glenwood 2402 Veasley St., Greensboro, NC 27407; (O) 336-274-7086; (R) 336-855-5399; (C) 336-847-6760; (e) [email protected] Godfrey, Carmen B. [Randi] - RA - (GA) Retired 417 Bayberry Ln., Sunset Beach, NC 28468-4207; (R) 910-579-3890; (C) 910-207-8686 58 Western North Carolina Conference Goforth, J. Curtis (Jennifer) - PE - (SA) Mount Tabor-Woodleaf 4631 Old Mocksville Rd., Salisbury, NC 28144; (R) 704-633-2949; (C) 704-984-1434; (e) [email protected] Golden, Jacob B., Jr. (Leslie) - FE - (CH) Chaplain, Trinity Episcopal School 750 E 9th St., Charlotte, NC 28202-3102; (O) 704-358-8101; (R) 704-573-0829; (C) 704-281-2223; (F) 704-358-9908; (e) [email protected] Golden, Jonathan L. - FE - (ST) Therapist, MCCS 705 8th St. Dr., NW, Hickory, NC 28601-3555; (O) 828-322-6058; (R) 828-308-7794; (e) [email protected] Goldston, Robert J. (DeLanie) - RE - (WA) Retired 57 Wayah Woods Ln., Franklin, NC 28734-1055; (R) 828-369-6366; (C) 828-226-0773; (F) 828-369-3436; (e) [email protected] Goode II, Thomas R. (Patricia) - PL - (GR) Mizpah 233 Madison Beach Rd., Madison, NC 27025-7547; (O) 336-548-6457; (R) 336-548-6457; (C) 336-280-5290; (e) [email protected] Goode, Michael H. (Ellen) - FE - (LN) Huntersville PO Box 378, Huntersville, NC 28070; (O) 704-949-1820; (R) 704-875-2392; (C) 704-775-9081; (e) [email protected] Gordon, A. Franklin, Jr. (Mary) - FE - (AS) Montmorenci PO Box 2222, Candler, NC 28715-2222; (O) 828-667-1211; (R) 828-667-4842; (e) [email protected] Gordon, Gregory B. (Wanda) - FE - (NE) Prospect-Mt. Pleasant 2833 Smithtown Rd., East Bend, NC 27018-8247; (O) 336-699-3350; (R) 336-699-8081; (C) 704-740-7045; (e) [email protected] Gordon, Mary B. (Frank) - PL - (AS) Montmorenci Assistant PO Box 2222, Candler, NC 28715-2222; (O) 828-667-1211; (R) 828-667-4842; (e) [email protected] Gosnell, Arnold P. (Sarah) - PE - (LX) Lexington: Trinity 801 Mitchell Ave., Lexington, NC 27292; (O) 336-248-4237; (R) 336-249-1130; (e) [email protected] Gottula, Kay W. - FE - (SA) Incapacity Leave 1315 Allison Ct.,Salisbury, NC 28146-8397; (R) 704-636-6093; (F) 704-436-6093 Gould, Richard J. (Shelia) - AM - (GA) Asbury PO Box 676, Lincolnton, NC 28093-0676; (O) 704-735-6448; (R) 704-736-6727; (C) 704-740-8195; (F) 704-735-6448; (e) [email protected] Gould, Shelia M. (Richard) - PL - (GA) High Shoals-Iron Station 1555 Weatherwood Dr., Lincolnton, NC 28092-8403; (O) 704-735-6448; (R) 704-736-6727; (C) 704-740-8040; (e) [email protected] Graves, Elizabeth L. (Jamie Armstrong) - FE - (NW) Littlejohn 4120 Littlejohn Church Rd., Lenoir, NC 28645-8564; (O) 828-754-8744; (R) 828-754-5284; (C) 828-292-5293; (e) [email protected] Graves, James H. (Mae) - RE - (LN) Retired 4437 Dawnwood Dr., Charlotte, NC 28212-4704; (R) 704-566-8564; (C) 704-437-1325; (e) [email protected] Graves, Mae P. (Jim) - PL - (LN) Mott’s Grove 4437 Dawnwood Dr., Charlotte, NC 28212-4704; (O) 828-478-5202; (R) 704-566-8564; (C) 704-737-1122 Graves, Peter C. (Patricia) - OE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Centenary PO Box 658, Winston-Salem, NC 27102-0658; (O) 336-724-6311; (F) 336-723-5840; (e) [email protected] Gray, Juan P. (Patricia) - FE - (GR) New Goshen 3300 Randleman Rd., Greensboro, NC 27406-7002; (R) 336-574-4411; (C) 904-316-2454; (e) [email protected] Gray, Madeline D. - RE - (LN) Retired PO Box 5313, Chapel Hill, NC 275154313; (R) 336-766-8225; (C) 704-578-9506; (e) [email protected] Green, David A. [Tony] - PL - (GA) Bessemer City: Bethea 102 E Washington Ave., Bessemer City, NC 28016-2352; (C) 704-674-1861; (e) [email protected] Green, Roger L. (Gwen) - PL - (GR) Zion Hill 352 Saint Peter Church Rd., Randleman, NC 27317-7269; (O) 336-498-4671; (R) 336-498-4671; (C) 336-953-1692; (e) [email protected] Greene, David S. (Willis) - FE - (ST) Newton: First PO Box 926, Newton, NC 28658-0926; (R) 828-464-0570; (C) 336-971-3137; (e) [email protected] Greene, Janet J. (Victor) - OF - (WA) South Macon Assistant 198 Dryman Rd., Franklin, NC 28734-5100; (O) 828-524-3115; (R) 828-524-2798; (C) 828-421-4571; (e) [email protected] Greene, Lara W. [Willis] (David) - FE - (ST) Newton: First Associate PO Box 926, Newton, NC 28658-0926; (O) 828-464-8422; (R) 828-464-0570; (C) 336-971-4251; (e) [email protected] Grice, Franklin W. (Claudia) - RE - (WA) Retired 95 Crum Dr., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9776; (R) 828-456-3543; (e) [email protected] Griffi n, G. Tony (Frances) - FL - (AS) Newdale 1555 Highway 80 S, Burnsville, NC 28714-9510; (R) 828-675-5469; (C) 828-284-3602; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 59 Griffi s, Thomas L. (Susan) - FE - (ST) Hickory: St. Luke’s 52 16th Ave. NW, Hickory, NC 28601-2534; (O) 828-327-9837; (R) 828-327-3046; (C) 828-850-4021; (F) 828-327-4043; (e) [email protected] Griffi ths, Glenn S. (Judi) - RE - (WS) Retired 1997 Claim Jumper Trl, Winston-Salem, NC 27127-8007; (R) 336-764-5237; (C) 336-402-3955; (e) gsgriffi [email protected] Groce, Kelley Greene (David) - FE - (LX) Lexington: First 310 S Main St., Lexington, NC 27292-3233; (O) 336-248-2886; (R) 336-248-2824; (C) 336-314-7351; (F) 336-643-3094; (e) [email protected] Grogan, Jennifer W. (Steve) - FE - (WS) Mt. Pleasant-Tabernacle 7264 Doral Dr., Tobaccoville, NC 27050-9402; (O) 336-983-2423; (R) 336-983-2423; (C) 336-906-0549; (e) [email protected] Groh, Dayle G. (Mary) - RE - (LN) Retired 7613 Surreywood Pl., Charlotte, NC 28270-2156; (R) 704-846-2839 Groome III James I (Marilyn) - PL - (HP) Mt. Shepherd 617 Rockspring Rd., High Point, NC 27262; (R) 336-688-5750; (e) [email protected] Grose, J. C., Jr. (Ann) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 1604, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-1604; (R) 828-452-0597; (C) 828-646-0686; (e) [email protected] Grubb, Gene E. - RA - (NW) Retired 4227 Big Flatts Church Rd., Fleetwood, NC 28626-9566; (R) 336-877-2052 Grubbs, Raymond L. (Debra) - FE - (GA) Executive Director, Balanced Life, Inc. 1515 Mockingbird Ln., Ste. 412, Charlotte, NC 28209-3282; (O) 704-214-2156; (R) 704-825-1932; (F) 704-523-5251; (e) [email protected] Guy, Charles R. (Becky) - FE - (SA) Incapacity Leave 9519 Shumacher Ave. NW, Concord, NC 28027-3580; (R) 704-786-7712; (C) 704-792-4341; (e) [email protected] Guy, David A. (Wanda) - RE - (CH) Retired 2001 Ash St., SW, Supply, NC 28462-3910; (R) 910-842-7108; (C) 910-209-5630; (F) 910-842-7108; (e) [email protected] Gwyn, Bruce L. (Deborah) - FE - (AL) Mineral Springs-Pleasant Grove 5915 Old Waxhaw Monroe Rd., Monroe, NC 28112-6519; (O) 704-843-5905; (R) 704-843-2423; (F) 704-843-1918; (e) [email protected] Gwyn, James W., Sr. (Bessie) - RE - (WS) Retired 1167 Salem Lake Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27107-1550; (R) 336-788-7182 Hacklander, Paul K. (Ashley) - FE - (WA) Incapacity Leave 39 Sycamore St., Asheville, NC 28804-2768; (C) 828-230-3762; (e) [email protected] Hadley, R. Britton, Jr. (Melody) - PL - (AL) Monroe: Central Assistant (Evangelism) 3612 Brookstone Trl, Indian Trail, NC 28079-9449; (O) 704-289-3186; (R) 704-882-0800; (C) 704-219-6897; (F) 704-289-3187; (e) [email protected] Hagans, Rodney H., Jr. (Cheryl) - FE - (AS) Asheville: Trinity 587 Haywood Rd., Asheville, NC 28806-3553; (O) 828-253-5471; (R) 828-651-9398; (C) 704-223-0773; (F) 828-253-1532; (e) [email protected] Hahn, Benny B. (Sunny) - RE - (NE) Retired 213 Newberry Ln., Durham, NC 27703-6616; (R) 919-321-1478; (e) [email protected] Hahn, Raymond J. (Gloria) - RE - (GR) Retired 925 New Garden Rd., Apt. 2406c, Greensboro, NC 27410-3322; (R) 336-854-7030; (e) [email protected] Haines, Stephen D. (Nancy) - FE - (SA) Salisbury: First 217 S Church St., Salisbury, NC 28144-4927; (O) 704-636-3121; (R) 704-636-1941; (C) 707-797-6435; (F) 704-637-2933; (e) [email protected] Haire, Earle R. (Pat) - RE - (AS) Retired 105 Carriage Walk Ln., Hendersonville, NC 28791-1397; (R) 828-696-9115 Haire, Michael L. - PL - (MA) Pisgah (Rutherford) 901 Oak Springs Rd., Rutherfordton, NC 28139-8097; (R) 828-287-4545; (C) 828-429-3196; (e) [email protected] Halipilias, Charles B. (Sally) - FE - (GR) Kimesville: Mt. Pleasant 5120 Burlington Rd., Greensboro, NC 27405; (O) 336-565-4812; (R) 336-565-4656; (C) 704-425-0871; (F) 704-932-2214; (e) [email protected] Hall, L. Elaine (Berkeley) - PE - (CH) Georgetown Univ., Chaplain in Residence and Springfi eld UMC (VA Conf) Assoc Pastor 7047 Old Keene Mill Rd., Springfi eld, VA 22150-2804; (O) 703-451-2375; (R) 202-687-8335; (e) [email protected] Hall, Raymond O. (Charlene) - RE - (CH) Retired 5169 Woodrun On Tillery, Mount Gilead, NC 27306-9595; (R) 910-439-5108; (C) 704-622-8203; (e) [email protected] Hall, Ron L. - RE - (CH) Retired 33 Admirals Retreat Dr., Saint Simons Island, GA 31522-5511; (R) 912-638-5914; (C) 912-222-0746; (e) [email protected] Hallyburton, Bobby R. - FE - (MA) Friendship-Shady Grove 703 Burke St., Connellys Springs, NC 28612-8076; (O) 828-396-3026; (R) 828-396-3026; (e) [email protected] 60 Western North Carolina Conference Hamby, Joe A. (Laura) - FD - (CH) Personal Leave 426 Mammoth Oaks Ln., Charlotte, NC 28270-5250; (R) 704-367-1036; (C) 704-574-6154; (e) [email protected] Hamilton, James R. - RE - (WA) Retired 23 Epworth Way, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9789; (R) 828-400-0942 Hamlyn, David M. (Leia) - FE - (MA) Spruce Pine 11090 South Hwy 226, Spruce Pine, NC 28777; (O) 828-765-7446; (R) 828-765-2723; (C) 828-443-4255; (F) 828-765-4994; (e) [email protected] Hammett, G. Danielle - PL - (NE) Eden: Spray 753 Morgan Rd., Eden, NC 27288-2439; (C) 704-466-1526; (e) [email protected] Hammill, Terry L. - RE - (CH) Retired 6830 Constitution Ln., Charlotte, NC 28210-4218; (R) 704-643-0203 Hamrick II, James R. (Mishael) - FE - (LN) Rocky Mount 1739 Perth Rd., Mooresville, NC 28117-8444; (O) 704-528-5525; (R) 704-528-0636; (C) 704-928-5120; (F) 704-528-0661; (e) [email protected] Hamrick, Laura Beaver (Patrick) - FE - (AL) Badin PO Box 746, Badin, NC 28009; (O) 704-422-3333; (R) 704-982-5526; (C) 704-244-4705; (e) [email protected] Hamrick, Patrick S. (Laura) - FE - (AL) Albemarle: Main Street PO Box 1255, Albemarle, NC 28002; (O) 704-982-5527; (R) 704-982-5526; (C) 704-244-4706; (e) [email protected] Hand, Dawn M. - FE - (CH) Matthews Associate 801 S Trade St., Matthews, NC 28105-5864; (O) 704-847-6261; (R) 704-541-7015; (F) 704-845-2830; (e) [email protected] Hand, Kenneth R. (Linda) - RA - (ST) Retired 3411 Mull Creek Ln., Claremont, NC 28610-9778; (R) 828-459-0507; (C) 828-308-7323; (e) [email protected] Hand, Stephanie M. (Chip) - PD - (CH) Faith Community Outreach Coordinator, WISH (Workforce Initiative for Supportive Housing) 2535 Roundabout Ln., Charlotte, NC 28210-6739; (O) 704-371-3001; (R) 704-643-9520; (C) 704-724-2791; (e) [email protected] Handlang, Donald L. (Dutch) (Kristen) - PL - (LN) Davidson Assistant Pastor 17139 Grand Central Way, Cornelius, NC 28031; (O) 704-929-7206; (R) 704-237-4152; (C) 612-977-5705; (e) [email protected] Handy, Bruce H., Jr. (Susan) - PL - (SA) Shiloh (Cabarrus) 4151 Odell School Rd., Concord, NC 28027-7473; (O) 704-788-9142; (R) 704-782-9590; (C) 704-430-8288; (F) 704-788-9142; (e) [email protected] Hannah, Lisa Hartzog (Joe) - FE - (AS) Asheville: Asbury Memorial 171 Beaverdam Rd., Asheville, NC 28804-2514; (O) 828-253-0765; (R) 828-252-0325; (C) 828-545-8468; (F) 828-281-1965; (e) [email protected] Hardin, E. Wannamaker, Jr. (Betsy) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 69, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0069; (R) 828-456-6720; (e) [email protected] Harkey, Ellen S. (Luther) - FE - (SA) Incapacity Leave 801 Wesley Dr., Salisbury, NC 28146-2257; (R) 704-640-4474; (C) 704-640-4474; (e) [email protected] Harlow, Jeffrey S. (Lisa) - FL - (WS) Winston-Salem: Northeast Winston 4737 Mt Pleasant Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27105; (C) 336-301-3466; (e) [email protected] Harrelson, Claudia G. - FE - (AL) Union County Parish 1003 Spanish Moss Rd., Indian Trail, NC 28079; (O) 704-684-1268; (R) 704-684-1268; (C) 704-669-9417; (F) 336-643-1208; (e) [email protected] Harrill, Michael B., Jr. (Sarah) - FL - (ST) Rocky Springs-Carson’s Chapel 4161 Rocky Springs Rd., Hiddenite, NC 28636; (O) 828-632-3350; (R) 828-632-3350; (C) 828-273-1069; (e) [email protected] Harrill, Michael B., Sr. (Patricia) - RA - (GA) Retired 153 Rosey Ln., Rutherfordton, NC 28139-9200; (O) 704-739-6000; (R) 828-288-3848; (C) 704-785-4581; (F) 704-739-6000; (e) [email protected] Harris III, Otto D. (Stephanie) - PE - (GR) Greensboro: Union Memorial 3732 Signet Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27101-2254; (O) 336-273-4006; (R) 336-607-8654; (C) 336-580-2338; (F) 336-273-4006; (e) [email protected] Harris, Alanda B. (Roy) - PL - (HP) Grays Chapel Assistant 465 Newbern Ave., Asheboro, NC 27205-7476; (O) 336-824-2463; (R) 336-626-7305; (e) [email protected] Harris, Bonnie P. - FE - (WS) Kernersville: Pine Grove 1018 Piney Grove Rd., Kernersville, NC 27284-7254; (O) 336-996-4834; (R) 336-993-4842; (C) 336-817-3081; (F) 336-996-4834; (e) [email protected] Harris, Jack D. (Jo) - RE - (LX) Retired 105 Russell St., Spartanburg, SC 29307-3029; (R) 864-542-8539 Harris, Michael L. (Carroll) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Kilgo 2101 Belvedere Ave., Charlotte, NC 28205-3607; (O) 704-334-7348; (R) 704-376-2102; (C) 704-560-9797; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 61

Harris, Robert M. (Joyce) - RE - (ST) Retired 178 Hill Farm Rd., Hiddenite, NC 28636-5214; (R) 704-876-3432; (F) 704-876-6255; (e) [email protected] Harris, Teresa M. - PL - (LN) Denver: Brevard’s Chapel 225 S Sycamore St., Mooresville, NC 28115-2648; (O) 704-483-7446; (R) 704-663-4357; (C) 704-235-7816; (e) [email protected] Harris, Terry - PL - (WS) St. Mary’s-St. Paul 803 Pine Ridge Rd., Greensboro, NC 27052-0596; (O) 336-274-1750; (R) 336-358-6358; (C) 336-932-7317; (e) [email protected] Harris, Vincent A.* - PE - (CH) Charlotte: Sanctuary (NS) Assistant 398 Fischer Rd., Fort Mill, SC 29715-5921; (O) 704-587-5657; (C) 704-619-0756; (e) [email protected] Harry, Randolph H. (Kristen) - FE - (WA) Cashiers PO Box 162, Cashiers, NC 28717-0162; (O) 828-743-5298; (R) 828-743-3220; (C) 828-230-3762; (F) 828-743-5428; (e) [email protected] Hartman, Ronald E. (Jacklynn) - FL - (AS) Davis Chapel-Piney Mountain 36 Piney Mountain Church Rd., Candler, NC 28715; (C) 704-490-8625; (e) [email protected] Hartsell, Claude J. (Carolyn) - RE - (LN) Retired 148 Shoreline Lp., Mooresville, NC 28117-7492; (R) 704-664-3572 Hartweg, Rhonda D. (Bob) - FE - (AL) Wingate PO Box 396, Wingate, NC 28174-0396; (O) 704-233-4995; (R) 704-233-5215; (C) 704-221-8317; (F) 704-233-4995; (e) [email protected] Harvey, Jason W. - FE - (ST) Statesville: Broad Street Associate PO Box 169, Statesville, NC 28687-0169; (O) 704-873-3279; (R) 704-878-6290; (F) 704-873-8235; (e) [email protected] Hassel, Jeffrey A. (Julija) - FE - (LN) Davidson Associate PO Box 718, Davidson, NC 28036-0718; (R) 704-655-8043; (e) [email protected] Hatch, M. Martha [Marti] (Mike Binger) - OE - (GA) Gastonia: Christ 3415 Union Rd., Gastonia, NC 28054; (O) 704-864-5321; (R) 704-852-9926; (C) 704-685-5253; (F) 828-369-7967; (e) [email protected] Hatherly, Kirk L. (Darleen) - FE - (WA) Hayesville: First PO Box 85, Hayesville, NC 28904-0085; (O) 828-389-8413; (R) 828-389-8302; (C) 828-557-0755; (F) 828-389-8413; (e) pastorkirk@hayesvillefi rst.org Hatley, David B. (Janie) - PL - (AL) Mt. Zion 28683B Highway 73, Albemarle, NC 28001-6326; (O) 704-983-2024; (R) 704-983-2795; (C) 980- 621-0920; (e) [email protected] Hatley, Mary T. (Matt) - PL - (SA) Cold Springs Assistant 3250 Gregory Rd., Rockwell, NC 28138-8657; (O) 704-782-1811; (R) 704-932-5133; (C) 704-467-7049; (F) 704-793-4629; (e) [email protected] Hauser, Joseph J. (Velma) - RE - (SA) Retired 1642 Regency Dr., Burlington, NC 27215-3379; (R) 336-584-9205 Hawk, J. Harry (Lavenia) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 327, Andrews, NC 28901-0327; (R) 828-321-5109; (e) [email protected] Hawkins, G. Lynn (Loretta) - FE - (ST) Hiddenite-South River PO Box 546, Hiddenite, NC 28636-0546; (O) 828-635-6135; (R) 828-635-6135; (C) 828-320-9123; (e) [email protected] Hawkins, P. David (Judy) - AM - (MA) Oak Grove 1491 Oak Grove Church Rd., Ellenboro, NC 28040-7684; (O) 828-453-8270; (R) 828-453-8617; (C) 828-429-3872; (e) [email protected] Hawkins, W. Thornton (Evelyn) - RE - (WA) Retired 410 Lady Huntingdon Ln., Asheville, NC 28803-2000; (O) 828-452-8223; (R) 828-274-4419 Hayes, Jeanette T. (Robert) - PL - (GR) Garrett’s Grove-Camp Springs PO Box 263, Madison, NC 27025-0263; (O) 336-314-2325; (R) 336-427-6543; (C) 336-314-2325; (e) [email protected] Haynes, Donald W. (Joan) - RE - (HP) Retired PO Box 5470, Asheboro, NC 27204-5470; (R) 336-625-9282; (C) 336-964-5354; (F) 336-625-9282; (e) [email protected] Haynes, J. O’Neil (Donna) - FE - (SA) Cold Springs 2550 Cold Springs Rd., Concord, NC 28025; (O) 704-782-1811; (R) 704-782-2605; (e) [email protected] Haywood-Baxter, Ann G. (Richard) - FE - (WS) Pediatric Chaplain, Massachusetts General Hospital 14 Westminster St., Somerville, MA 02144-1630; (O) 617-724-3613; (R) 617-718-2379; (C) 617-721-7380; (F) 617-724-3401; (e) [email protected] Head, Sidney A. (Sue) - RE - (CH) Retired 1416 Scotland Ave., Charlotte, NC 28207-2561; (R) 704-377-0609 62 Western North Carolina Conference Heafner, J. Patrick (Martha) - RE - (WS) Retired 280 Augur Hole Rd., Holly Springs, NC 27540; (R) 919-552-9270 Heafner-Heun, Susan A. (John) - FE - (LN) Davidson Associate for Outreach and Nurture PO Box 718, Davidson, NC 28036-0718; (O) 704-892-8277; (R) 704-860-7525; (C) 704-860-5050; (e) [email protected] Hedgecock, Abigail W. (Jeff) - PD - (WS) Winston-Salem: Centenary Minister with Children/Families PO Box 658, Winston-Salem, NC 27102-0658; (O) 336-724-6311; (R) 336-765-2679; (C) 336-399-5447; (F) 336-723-5840; (e) [email protected] Hedgpeth, Edwin H. (Connie) - RE - (GR) Retired 901 N Church St., Zebulon, NC 27597-2317; (R) 919-269-9117 Heermans, Elinor D. (Jan) - RD - (LN) Retired 127 Cross Center Rd., #133 Denver, NC 28037; (C) 704-840-8080 Heermans, Jan P. (Elinor) - RE - (LN) Retired 127 Cross Center Rd., #133, DENVER, NC 28037-5009; (C) 704-840-8081 Hege, Jennifer A. (Adam) - PE - (GA) West Lincoln 183 Howard Lingerfelt Rd., Vale, NC 28168-9215; (O) 704-276-2742; (R) 704-276-2742; (C) 828-404-8132; (F) 828-327-4043; (e) [email protected] Helms, Mark W. - FL - (AL) Richfi eld 112 School St., Richfi eld, NC 28137; (C) 704-213-1143; (e) [email protected] Helsabeck, Oliver W. (Susan) - FE - (NW) Yadkinville PO Box 1789, Yadkinville, NC 27055; (O) 336-679-2243; (R) 336-488-1033; (C) 336-408-9041; (e) [email protected] Henson, Betty H. (Joseph) - PL - (MA) Table Rock Assistant 1150 Laurel Branch Rd., Vilas, NC 28692-9158; (O) 828-297-3857; (R) 828-297-3857; (C) 828-773-7132; (e) [email protected] Henson, Christopher D. (Summer) - FE - (LX) Smith Grove 3706 US Hwy 158, Mocksville, NC 27028; (O) 336-998-3854; (R) 336-998-6171; (C) 336-403-4875; (e) [email protected] Hepler, Lynda C. (Hepler) - PD - (LX) Thomasville: Memorial Min of Children and Families 2159 Orchard Trail, Thomasville, NC 27360; (O) 336-472-7718; (R) 336-472-2944; (C) 336-687-3539; (e) [email protected] Her, Tou-Chao (Xia) - PL - (CH) Charlotte: First Hmong Mission 3732 Harris Houston Rd., Charlotte, NC 28262-9122; (O) 704-503-1156; (R) 704-503-1156; (C) 704-770-1335; (e) [email protected] Herbin, Faye L. - FE - (HP) Trinity: Trinity Memorial 7140 NCHwy 62, Trinity, NC 27370; (O) 336-431-1379; (R) 336-431-4759; (C) 336-210-7754; (F) 336-415-9780; (e) [email protected] Herin, Thomas J. (Miriam) - RE - (GR) Retired 707 Walker Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27403; (O) 336-275-3363; (R) 336-273-9876; (F) 336-275-3364; (e) [email protected] Herman, J. Frank (Betty) - RE - (GA) Retired/Lander’s Chapel 144 Mountain View Rd., Bessemer City, NC 28016-9798; (O) 704-923-0882; (R) 704-922-5966; (C) 704-877-8638; (e) [email protected] Hermann, Rhonda L. (Mike) - PD - (CH) Charlotte: Dilworth Minister of Education 235 Withershinn Dr., Charlotte, NC 28262-0471; (O) 704-333-4173; (R) 704-548-2499; (C) 704-724-3798; (e) [email protected] Herold, John W. (Linda) - RE - (NW) Retired PO Box 2103, Lenoir, NC 28645-2103; (R) 828-754-9651; (e) [email protected] Herron, Robert E. (Betsy) - FL - (ST) Liberty 1210 Liberty Church Rd., Hiddenite, NC 28636-9339; (O) 704-585-2001; (R) 828-352-9079; (C) 704-465-8283; (e) [email protected] Herron, Virginia C. (Frank) - FE - (SA) Concord: Harmony 913 Hanover Dr., NW, Concord, NC 28027-7829; (O) 704-782-8237; (R) 704-782-1048 (F) 704-782-1051; (e) [email protected] Hershberger, Greg A. (Robyn) - FE - (WA) Family Support Coordinator, Carolina Donor Services 506 Florence Dr., Castle Hayne, NC 28429-5124; (O) 919-222-0734; (R) 910-200-4437; (F) 910-675-2950; (e) [email protected] Hester, J. Daniel (Julie) - FE - (SA) Harrisburg PO Box 970, Harrisburg, NC 28075-0970; (O) 704-455-2311; (R) 704-793-1163; (F) 704-455-2311; (e) [email protected] Hiatt, Emmett E., Jr. (Mary) - RE - (LX) Retired 504 Horneytown Rd., High Point, NC 27265-1727; (R) 336-883-4656 2010 journal 63

Hiatt, J. David - PE - (GA) Kistler’s-Lawndale P O Box 548, Lawndale, NC 28090; (C) 336-687-3439; (e) [email protected] Hicks, Mark C. (Laura) - FE - (HP) Exec. Director, Disciple Bible Outreach Ministries PO Box 370, Jamestown, NC 27282-0370; (O) 336-454-5348; (R) 336-851-0619; (C) 336-689-1443; (F) 336-434-8612; (e) [email protected] Higgins, Kimberly S. - FE - (AL) Union 6415 New Town Rd., Waxhaw, NC 28173-7730; (O) 704-843-1603; (R) 704-843-2438; (C) 704-578-7174; (e) [email protected] Hileman, Jack L. (Linda) - FE - (HP) Executive Director, Presbyterian Counseling Center 5104 Birnamwood Trl, Greensboro, NC 27407-5857; (O) 336-288-1484; (R) 336-638-5424; (C) 336-202-0846; (F) 336-288-0738; (e) [email protected] Hill, Fred A. (Marie) - RE - (SA) Retired (Died Sept. 19, 2010) 1680 Panther Creek Rd., Salisbury, NC 28146-3528; (R) 704-636-0742; (e) [email protected] Hillman III, Edgar L. (Leslie Sladky) - FE - (MA) Rutherfordton: First 264 N Main St., Rutherfordton, NC 28139-2536; (O) 828-287-3704; (R) 828-684-6513; (C) 828-447-4774; (F) 828-286-4308; (e) [email protected] Hillyer, DeForest E., Jr. (Bonnie) - RE - (SA) Retired PO Box 873, Harrisburg, NC 28075-0873; (R) 704-979-0774; (e) [email protected] Hilton, R. Dale (Margie) - RE - (WS) Retired 6765 Old Valley School Rd., Kernersville, NC 27284-7824; (R) 336-992-9891; (C) 336-403-7051; (e) [email protected] Hinshaw, James E. - FE - (GR) Lead Counselor, Atlanta Union Mission 419 Patterson Ave., Scottdale, GA 30079-1133; (O) 404-367-2501; (R) 404-508-4356; (F) 404-215-9569; (e) [email protected] Hinson, Harrison L. (Wanda) - RE - (AL) Retired 1805 Lakeview Dr., Monroe, NC 28211; (R) 704-283-0941; (C) 704-616-0780; (e) [email protected] Hinton, Samuel R. (Gail) - RA - (HP) Retired 6196 Barmot Dr., Greensboro, NC 27455-8326; (R) 336-644-6057; (e) [email protected] Hipps, R. Harold (Kathryn) - RE - (GR) Retired 1203 Shiloh Dr., Nashville, TN 37205-1124; (R) 615-352-1481; (F) 615-399-4209; (e) [email protected] Hitch, Gervase C. (Becky) - RE - (ST) Retired 138 Ravencrest Dr., Statesville, NC 28625; (R) 704-380-2845; (e) [email protected] Hobson, Bruce G. (Ellen) - RE - (GA) Retired 1540 Lewis Farm Rd., Kings Mountain, NC 28086-9441; (O) 828-327-8066; (R) 828-428-8623; (C) 828-327-8066; (e) [email protected] Hobson, David H. (Freida) - FE - (ST) Hickory: Highland 1020 12th St. Pl NE, Hickory, NC 28601-4128; (O) 828-327-8066; (R) 828-428-3271; (C) 828-429-5670; (F) 704-792-2060; (e) [email protected] Hobson, Freida H. (David) - AM - (ST) Maiden: First 301 N Main Ave., Maiden, NC 28650-1119; (O) 828-428-8739; (R) 828-428-3271; (C) 828-429-3983; (F) 704-792-2060; (e) [email protected] Hochmuth, Douglas E. (Dee) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Mount Carmel 4265 Ebert Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27127-8714; (O) 336-788-4183; (R) 336-785-0040; (C) 336-596-2690; (F) 336-731-0192; (e) [email protected] Hockett, David C. (Kim) - FE - (SA) Concord: Forest Hill 265 Union St., N, Concord, NC 28025-4762; (R) 704-262-3414; (e) [email protected] Hodgens, Robert H. (Jean) - PL - (MA) Avondale-Cliffside PO Box 295, Cliffside, NC 28024-0295; (O) 828-657-6761; (R) 828-657-6761; (e) [email protected] Hodnett, Moses E., Jr. (Quylle) - FE - (LX) Thomasville: Central-Greensboro: Holmes Grove 116 James Ave., Thomasville, NC 27360; (O) 336-475-9610; (R) 336-472-8659; (e) [email protected] Hoffmann, Theodore S. (Carolyn) - RE - (LN) Retired 106 Glen Oaks Ct.,Mooresville, NC 28117-9146; (R) 704-662-0780; (e) [email protected] Holcombe, T. Dale (Louise) - RE - (LN) Retired 154 Oak Village Pkwy., Mooresville, NC 28117-8200; (R) 704-799-1045 Holder, W. Michael (Kay) - FE - (HP) Asheboro: First 224 N Fayetteville St., Asheboro, NC 27203-5530; (O) 336-625-2224; (R) 336-625-2033; (C) 336-953-4459; (F) 336-675-2616; (e) [email protected] Holland III, Arthur R. (Denna) - FE - (LX) Thomasville: Bethel 508 Fisher Ferry St., Thomasville, NC 27360-5438; (O) 336-476-4222; (R) 336-476-4644; (C) 336-225-5110; (e) [email protected] Holland, Cornelius (Juanita) - RE - (NE) Retired 1541 30th St. Ct NE, Conover, NC 28613-8618; (R) 828-256-9921; (C) 828-234-2209; (e) [email protected] Holland, Jimmie W. (Mary Frances) - RA - (ST) Retired 145 Gods Farm Dr., Statesville, NC 28625-1448; (R) 704-872-7280 64 Western North Carolina Conference Hollar, Angela Barr (Mark) - FE - (CH) Belmont: Ebenezer 120 Belmont Mt Holly Rd., Belmont, NC 28012; (O) 704-827-3366; (R) 704-864-6958; (C) 704-678-1005; (F) 704-827-1700; (e) [email protected] Holliday, Boyd M. (Jean) - FE - (HP) High Point: Rankin Memorial 964 Nottingham Rd., High Point, NC 27262-7051; (O) 336-886-4484; (R) 336-882-0532; (F) 336-886-7724; (e) [email protected] Holliman, Bradford H. (Lori) - FE - (WA) Hendersonville First UMC Associate Pastor (Tennessee Conf) 128 Candle Wood Dr., Hendersonville, TN 37075; (R) 615-878-0005; (C) 615-878-0005; (e) [email protected] Holliman, Lori B. (Brad) - PD - (WA) Transitional Leave 128 Candle Wood Dr., Hendersonville, TN 37075; (R) 615-878-0006; (C) 615-878-0006; (e) [email protected] Hood, James A. (Linda) - PE - (SA) Concord: Kerr Street 405 Kerr St., NW, Concord, NC 28025-4612; (O) 704-782-4224; (R) 704-786-8460; (C) 704-425-3443; (e) [email protected] Hood, Roy L. (Barbara) - PE - (AS) Retired PO Box 821, Niagara Falls, NY 14302-0821; (R) 716-285-8535; (e) [email protected] Hopper, Bradley E. (Jennie) - FD - (CH) Matthews Minister of Missions and Young Adults 801 S Trade St., Matthews, NC 28105-5864; (O) 704-815-1985; (R) 704-567-5452; (C) 704-942-1736; (F) 704-845-2830; (e) [email protected] Horn, Kenneth A. (Peggy) - RE - (LN) Retired 140 Summerlea Dr., Charlotte, NC 28214-1324; (R) 704-394-5944; (C) 704-661-4304; (e) [email protected] Houck, H. D. (Kay) - RA - (AS) Retired 778 E Mill Creek Rd., Fleetwood, NC 28626-9647; (R) 336-877-1729; (C) 828-778-0635; (e) [email protected] Houser, Ervin H. (Pat) - RE - (AL) Retired/Oak Grove 5274 Woodrun On Tillery, Mount Gilead, NC 27306-9593; (O) 704-983-6820; (R) 910-439-5857; (C) 336-408-8169; (e) [email protected] Howard III, James C. (Cheryl) - PE - (LN) Asbury 117 Pineridge Dr., Huntersville, NC 28078-8928; (O) 704-875-2486; (R) 704-875-3040; (C) 704-458-8187; (F) 704-875-2155; (e) [email protected] Howard, David P. (Deanna) - FE - (HP) High Point: Wesley Memorial Associate PO Box 5289, High Point, NC 27262-5289; (O) 336-884-2204; (R) 336-882-4059; (e) [email protected] Howard, John Franklin (Kari) - FE - (GR) Mount Pleasant 5120 Burlington Rd., Greensboro, NC 27405; (O) 336-697-0444; (R) 336-697-0417; (e) [email protected] Howard, Kari L. (John Franklin) - PL - (GR) Mount Pleasant Assistant 5120 Burlington Rd., Greensboro, NC 27405; (O) 336-697-0444; (R) 336-697-0417; (C) 336-707-8319; (e) [email protected] Howard, Thomas J. - RE - (WS) Retired 2424 Pisgah Church Rd., Kernersville, NC 27284-8023; (R) 336-723-7652; (C) 336-682-8827; (e) [email protected] Howell, G. Keith (Jerrie) - RE - (NW) Retired PO Box 162, Sparta, NC 28675-0162; (R) 336-372-4177; (C) 336-972-2429; (e) [email protected] Howell, James C. (Lisa) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Myers Park 1501 Queens Rd., Charlotte, NC 28207-2503; (O) 704-376-8584; (R) 704-364-1610; (C) 704-779-6328; (F) 704-295-4847; (e) [email protected] Howell, James F., Sr. - RL - (LN) Retired/Asbury Assistant 11633 Asbury Chapel Rd., Huntersville, NC 28078-4631; (O) 704-875-2486; (R) 704-663-9997; (C) 704-663-9997; (F) 704-875-2155; (e) [email protected] Howle, Richard A. (Elizabeth) - RE - (HP) Retired/High Point: Wesley Memorial Associate PO Box 1774, Jamestown, NC 27282-1774; (O) 336-884-2204; (R) 336-454-4745; (F) 336-884-4313; (e) [email protected] Hoyt, Ann L. (Steve) - FD - (AS) Transitional Leave 51 Cedarwood Way, Burnsville, NC 28714-2806; (O) 803-222-3496; (R) 828-682-4576; (C) 828-208-6707; (F) 803-222-7200; (e) [email protected] Hubbard, Norman A. (Pat) - FE - (NW) Grace Chapel 4262 Grace Chapel Rd., Granite Falls, NC 28630-9542; (O) 828-396-4252; (R) 828-396-2440; (C) 828-289-2136; (F) 828-396-4252; (e) [email protected] Hudson, Karen R. (Ken) - FE - (HP) High Point: Montlieu Ave-Welch Memorial 250 Cedar Ridge Ln., High Point, NC 27265-8645; (O) 336-883-4348; (R) 336-869-3318; (C) 336-491-0340; (e) [email protected] Huffman, Lory Beth T. (Greg) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Sharon 4411 Sharon Rd., Charlotte, NC 28226; (O) 704-366-9166; (C) 828-612-2253; (e) [email protected] Huffman, Robert E. (Lee) - RE - (WS) Retired 104 Briarwood Ct.,Clemmons, NC 27012-9023; (R) 336-766-0358; (e) [email protected] Huffstetler, Boyce (Rose Marie) - RE - (CH) Retired 419 Kenway Lp., Mooresville, NC 28117-8412; (R) 704-528-4264; (C) 980-254-1955; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 65

Hughes, Christopher B. (Gloria) - FE - (SA) Founding Partner and Architect, The Foundation for Christian Formation 210 Pelham Rd., 106-B, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32547; (C) 704-438-1867; (e) [email protected] Hughes, Gloria G. (Chris) - PD - (HP) Transitional Leave 210 Pelham Rd., 106-B, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32547; (C) 704-438-2840; (e) [email protected] Humpal, Monica L. (Steve) - FD - (LN) Huntersville Minister of Education PO Box 378, Huntersville, NC 28070-0378; (O) 704-875-1156; (R) 704-787-8576; (C) 704-957-9556; (F) 704-875-2264; (e) [email protected] Humphries, James E. (Lisa) - FE - (LN) Charlotte: Christ 8020 Bellhaven Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28216-1156; (O) 704-392-3529; (R) 704-895-0742; (C) 704-763-1827; (F) 704-392-1622; (e) [email protected] Humphries-Bivens, Patricia (Laurence) - FE - (AL) Incapacity Leave 6107 Margaret Ct.,Indian Trail, NC 28079-9535; (R) 704-628-4268; (C) 704-860-3019; (e) [email protected] Hunsucker, Lloyd G. (Bobbie) - RE - (HP) Retired 1022 Abbotts Ford Ct.,High Point, NC 27265-1528; (R) 336-869-6344 Hunt, Judith F. (Chad) - FL - (CH) Matthews Assistant 801 S Trade St., Matthews, NC 28105-5864; (O) 704-847-6261; (R) 704-821-7740; (C) 704-516-8542; (F) 704-845-2830; (e) [email protected] Hunter, Billy V. (June) - RE - (WS) Retired 4411 Old Town Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-3037; (R) 336-722-4914 Hunter, Carol R. (Keith) - PE - (HP) Randleman: Mt. Lebanon 149 W River Dr., Randleman, NC 27317-1415; (O) 336-498-9405; (R) 336-498-4804; (C) 336-870-4448; (e) [email protected] Hunter, Guinnell C. - PL - (WA) Hickory Stand-Oak Forest Assistant PO Box 484, Hayesville, NC 28904-0484; (O) 828-389-9077; (R) 828-389-6121; (C) 828-361-4645; (F) 828-389-6121; (e) [email protected] Hunter, Jonathan V. - FD - (SA) Placement Coordinator, Dept. of Social Services 3 Old Farm Rd., Salisbury, NC 28147-8834; (O) 704-216-7914; (R) 704-374-5965; (C) 704-433-1552; (F) 704-216-2112; (e) [email protected] Hunter, Roger L. (Doris) - FE - (NE) Reidsville: St. Paul-Wesley Chapel 1232 W. Harrison St., Reidsville, NC 27320; (O) 336-349-6762; (R) 336-349-6073; (C) 704-502-9905; (e) [email protected] Hunter, Thomas R. (Patsy) - FE - (NW) Granite Falls: First PO Box 412, Granite Falls, NC 28630-0412; (O) 828-396-1011; (R) 828-396-2483; (C) 828-238-6315; (e) [email protected] Huntley, T. Maurice - FE - (LX) Incapacity Leave PO Box 654, c/o Tamica Huntley, Greensboro, NC 27402-0654; (R) 336-275-3064; (C) 336-382-8610 Hurst, Phillip M. (Diane Stamey) - FE - (AS) Tryon PO Box 897, Tryon, NC 28782; (O) 828-859-9218; (R) 828-859-9374; (e) [email protected] Huss, D. Edwin, Jr. (Marcie) - FD - (CH) Director of Music Ministries, First Presbyterian Church, Charlotte 9241 Heritage Woods Pl., Charlotte, NC 28269-0300; (O) 704-927-0280; (R) 704-817-7537; (e) ehuss@ﬁ rstpres-charlotte.org Hutchens, Charles L. (Susan) - FE - (NE) Reidsville: Main Street PO Box 338, Reidsville, NC 27323-0338; (O) 336-349-3432; (R) 336-634-0783; (C) 336-280-5313; (F) 336-616-1550; (e) [email protected] Hutchings, Charlene R. (Alan) - FE - (GA) Laboratory-Mary’s Grove 2896 Laboratory Rd., Lincolnton, NC 28092-9094; (O) 704-735-6605; (R) 704-735-6605; (e) [email protected] Hutchinson, Robert J., Jr. (Susan) - FE - (LX) Hardison 1630 Jericho Church Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028-4219; (O) 336-751-5630; (R) 336-751-0411; (C) 336-209-1339; (F) 336-275-4589; (e) [email protected] Ingram, Barbara A. (Conley) - FE - (LN) Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta 1975 N Creek Cir., Alpharetta, GA 30009-2356; (O) 404-785-2439; (R) 770-740-8574; (C) 770-365-1927; (F) 404-785-2214; (e) [email protected] Ingram, F. Edward (Kim) - FE - (CH) Sabbatical Leave 17 Johnson St. #18, Belmont, NC 28012; (O) 704-685-2505; (R) 704-685-2505; (C) 704-685-2505; e) [email protected] Ingram, Kimberly T. (Eddie) - FD - (CH) Conf. Secretary-Statistician/Ordained Min. Registrar PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218-0005; (O) 704-535-2260; (R) 704-759-0247; (C) 704-685-2465; (F) 704-567-6117; (e) [email protected] Ingram, R. Allen, Jr. (Anita) - PE - (ST) Harmony: Clarksbury 905 E Memorial Hwy., Harmony, NC 28634-9133; (O) 704-546-2473; (R) 704-546-2473; (C) 704-682-6008; (F) 704-546-5473; (e) [email protected] Ingram, Rodvegas M., Sr. (Tamara) - PE - (NE) Eden: St. John-Chapel Hill 431 Price St., Eden, NC 27288; (O) 336-275-1764; (R) 336-627-1286; (C) 336-420-8346; (F) 336-272-4377; (e) [email protected] 66 Western North Carolina Conference Inlay, Donald E. (Ann) - RE - (AS) Retired 3091 Deering Dr., NW, Salem, OR 97304-1016; (R) 503-375-6399; (e) [email protected] Ireland, Scott E. (Patricia) - FE - (LN) Williamson’s Chapel Associate 575 Brawley School Rd., Mooresville, NC 28117-9120; (O) 704-664-3680; (R) 704-799-2029; (C) 704-451-7772; (e) [email protected] Ireson, Charles H. (Sandra) - FE - (LX) Canaan 1760 Shady Grove Church Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27107-8654; (O) 336-769-2775; (R) 336-769-2102; (C) 336-338-2131; (e) [email protected] Ireson, Sandra W. (Chuck) - FL - (HP) High Point: Oakview-Spring Hill 1751 Shady Grove Church Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27107-8654; (O) 336-769-2102; (R) 336-769-2102; (C) 336-705-2919; (e) [email protected] Irving, Golethia B. [Goldie] - PL - (WS) Winston-Salem: Saints Home Assistant 329 Strickland Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27127-5037; (R) 336-784-9773; (e) [email protected] Irwin, Richard N. (Christine) - FE - (ST) Mountain View (Catawba Co.) 1248 Balls Creek Rd., Claremont, NC 28610-8289; (O) 828-241-4510; (R) 828-241-4050; (e) [email protected] Isenhour, Olin B. (Shirlie) - RE - (ST) Retired 1384 Old Mountain Rd., Statesville, NC 28677-2046; (R) 704-871-2067; (C) 704-724-4913; (e) [email protected] Isley, John J. (Carrie) - PD - (AS) Hendersonville: First, Youth Pastor 3037 Hebron Rd., Hendersonville, NC 28739-7785; (O) 828-693-4275; (R) 828-693-5369; (C) 704-291-0756; (F) 828-693-4854; (e) [email protected] Ison, Frank H. [Duke] (Vicki) - FE - (GR) District Superintendent PO Box 4523, Greensboro, NC 27404-4523; (O) 336-274-2154; (R) 336-540-1060; (F) 336-274-2155; (e) [email protected]

Jackson, Charles E. (Pamela) - RL - (WA) Retired/Speedwell-Wesleyanna 341 Nursery Dr., Sylva, NC 28779-7175; (O) 828-586-5939; (R) 828-586-5939; (C) 828-507-2212; (e) [email protected] Jackson, Sherry W. (Allen) - FD - (CH) Minister of Christian Education, Philadelphia (South Carolina Conference) 4309 Windwood Cir., Charlotte, NC 28226-7935; (O) 803-548-0102; (R) 704-541-7170; (e) [email protected] James, Dustin D. - FL - (WA) Canton: First-Bell 31 Newfound St., Canton, NC 28716; (O) 828-648-8280; (R) 828-648-4162; (C) 336-247-0064; (e) [email protected] James, Ralph E., Jr. (Mary Lou) - RE - (AS) Retired 10016 Goodview Ct.,Raleigh, NC 27613-5421; (R) 919-846-7969 James, Stephen D. (Vivian) - FE - (SA) Conf Director, Congregational Development PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218-0005; (O) 704-535-2260; (R) 704-455-7174; (C) 704-425-1197; (F) 704-567-6117; (e) [email protected] James, Timothy M. (Rachel) - PE - (GR) Tabernacle Associate 5248 Watchtower Rd., Julian, NC 27283; (R) 336-685-9124; (e) [email protected] Jarrett, Richard B. (Barbara) - RE - (GR) Retired 3 Montrose Ct.,Greensboro, NC 27410-5909; (R) 336-856-8603; (e) [email protected] Jarrett, William R. (Kathy) - FE - (HP) Flag Springs 5852 Zoo Pkwy., Asheboro, NC 27205-1439; (O) 336-629-5776; (R) 336-629-8163; (e) [email protected] Jarvis, Frank M. (Phyllis) - RE - (HP) Retired 4901 Westhaven Ln., Trinity, NC 27370-9361; (O) 336-883-4230; (R) 336-431-6843; (e) [email protected] Jeffries, William T. (Terri) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Providence Associate 2810 Providence Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211-2243; (O) 704-714-9364; (R) 704-554-8550; (C) 704-351-0719; (F) 704-365-6800; (e) [email protected] Jenkins, Donald (Denise) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: St. Paul 2400 Dellabrook Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27105-6828; (O) 336-723-4531; (R) 336-723-8436; (C) 336-655-4297; (F) 336-723-6034; (e) [email protected] Jessup, Belvin J. (Arnetta) - RE - (LN) Retired/Morrows Chapel 700 E Florida St., Greensboro, NC 27406-3113; (R) 336-274-0028; (C) 336-420-2323; (e) [email protected] Johnsen, Jeffrey W. (Kristina) - FE - (LN) Denver: Denver PO Box 661, Denver, NC 28037-0661; (O) 704-483-1601; (R) 704-483-5178; (C) 704-877-6833; (F) 704-489-2488; (e) [email protected] Johnson II, Timothy I. (Hazel) - RE - (SA) Retired 301 Eastway Ave., Kannapolis, NC 28083-9021; (R) 704-938-1421 Johnson, Bruce E. (Nicole) - FL - (AS) Bright Hope Laurel 38 Cash Phillips Dr., Mars Hill, NC 28754-8800; (O) 828-689-5486; (R) 828-689-5561; (C) 828-380-0158; (F) 828-589-5486; (e) [email protected] Johnson, C. Richard (Sandie) - RE - (GA) Retired 1600 Lake St., Gastonia, NC 28052-0537; (R) 704-864-7628; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 67

Johnson, Carl S. (Donna) - FE - (NE) Reidsville: Woodmont 1926 Richardson Dr., Reidsville, NC 27320-5436; (O) 336-349-8773; (R) 336-342-1671; (C) 336-404-6733; (F) 336-342-2973; (e) [email protected] Johnson, Ellen Sapp (Doug) - FD - (LN) Davidson Minister of Education PO Box 718, Davidson, NC 28036-0718; (O) 704-892-8277; (R) 704-892-0089; (F) 704-896-0941; (e) [email protected] Johnson, James S. (Jerrilyn) - FE - (AS) Director, Camp Tekoa PO Box 160, Hendersonville, NC 28793-0160; (O) 828-692-6516; (R) 828-697-3286; (C) 828-674-7787; (F) 828-697-3288; (e) [email protected] Johnson, Jesse L., Jr. (Virginia) - RE - (CH) Retired 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215-3220; (R) 704-532-7201; (C) 704-532-7201 Johnson, Kenneth M. (Evelyn) - RE - (WA) Retired 422 Crum Dr., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9728; (R) 828-452-5475; (C) 828-508-0649; (F) 828-452-5475; (e) [email protected] Johnson, LaNell - FE - (MA) Kistler’s Chapel 3054 Poors Ford Rd., Rutherfordton, NC 28139; (R) 828-247-0639; (C) 704-675-6812; (e) [email protected] Johnson, Ricky C. (Sang Ok) - PE - (AL) Fountain Hill-Mt. Moriah 9528 NC Hwy 218 E, Peachland, NC 28133; (R) 828-247-0639; (C) 828-980-4777; (F) 828-247-0639; (e) [email protected] Johnson, Stephen T. (Karen) - FE - (ST) Mount Bethel (Alexander) 318 Telephone Exchange Rd., Hickory, NC 28601-6601; (O) 828-495-8941; (R) 828-495-7435; (C) 336-953-2358; (F) 828-495-8623; (e) [email protected] Johnston, Dianne R. (Jim) - PL - (AS) Pleasant Grove 222 Georges Branch Rd., Candler, NC 28715-8808; (R) 828-667-9927; (C) 828-768-9927; (e) [email protected] Johnston, Eugene C., Jr. (Beverly) - RE - (AS) Retired 3 Belleair Rd., Asheville, NC 28806-3103; (R) 828-252-7023 Jolly, John D. (Lou) - RE - (GR) Retired 4916 Old Way Rd., Browns Summit, NC 27214-9715; (O) 336-855-0168; (R) 336-656-9816; (C) 336-456-5561; (e) [email protected] Jolly, Thomas G., Jr. (Jean) - PL - (GA) El Bethel-Grace 116 El Bethel Rd., Kings Mountain, NC 28086; (O) 336-337-6992; (R) 704-259-7848; (C) 336-337-6992; (e) [email protected] Jones, Bruce M. (Tyra) - FE - (SA) Pastor, River Hills Community Church 104 Hamiltons Ferry Rd., Clover, SC 29710-8960; (O) 803-831-1615; (R) 803-831-5969; (C) 704-607-4123; (F) 803-831-5042; (e) [email protected] Jones, Judah L. (Bill Englebreth) - FE - (CH) Clinical Counselor with SAIL (Southeast Addiction Institute and Learning Center) 623 Wilora Landing Rd., Charlotte, NC 28212-8444; (O) 704-599-9810; (R) 704-567-0161; (C) 704-277-2204; (e) [email protected] Jones, Kelley R. (Julie) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 1202, Canton, NC 28716-1202; (R) 828-452-1637; (C) 828-550-4547; (e) [email protected] Jones, L. Gregory (Susan) - FE - (WA) Vice Pres and Vice Provost of Global Strategies, Duke Univ. Duke Divinity School, Box 90968, Durham, NC 27708-0001; (O) 919-660-3434; (R) 919-967-5338; (F) 919-660-3474; (e) [email protected] Jones, Larry V. (Susan) - FE - (WS) Campus Minister and Director, Winston-Salem Wesley Foundation PO Box 7433, Winston-Salem, NC 27109; (O) 336-758-5019; (R) 336-725-5182; (C) 336-306-3802; (e) [email protected] Jones, Lillie M. (Frederick) - FE - (LN) District Superintendent 10115 Kincey Ave., Ste. 190, Huntersville, NC 28078-6487; (O) 704-948-2307; (R) 704-799-3027; (C) 336-688-9512; (F) 704-948-2010; (e) [email protected] Jones, Mandy N. (Neal) - PE - (ST) Chapel Hill PO Box 450, Harmony, NC 28634; (O) 704-873-4464; (R) 704-546-5509; (C) 704-402-0286; (e) [email protected] Jones, Neal C. (Mandy) - PE - (ST) Harmony: Harmony PO Box 450, Harmony, NC 28634; (O) 704-546-2240; (R) 704-546-5509; (C) 704-775-5900; (e) [email protected] Jones, Nicole H. (Stephen) - PE - (AL) Gilboa-Peachland PO Box 330, Peachland, NC 28133-0330; (O) 704-272-8124; (R) 704-272-8124; (C) 919-943-8080; (e) [email protected] Jones, Norman E., Jr. (Kathryn) - PE - (AL) Lilesville PO Box 452, Lilesville, NC 28091-0452; (O) 704-848-4694; (R) 704-848-8185; (C) 828-980-4139; (e) [email protected] Jones, Preston C., Sr. (Queen Vashti) - RE - (GR) Retired 135 W Lakeﬁ eld Dr., Greensboro, NC 27406-6813; (O) 336-230-2108; (R) 336-230-2108; (e) [email protected] 68 Western North Carolina Conference Jones, Roland R. (Irene) - RE - (HP) Retired 138 Rocky Rd., Lebanon, TN 37087-3243; (R) 615-257-1270; (e) [email protected] Jones, Shirley T. (Betty) - RA - (SA) Retired/Cleveland 2890 Hobson Rd., Cleveland, NC 27013-8082; (O) 704-278-1593; (R) 704-278-1593; (e) [email protected] Jones, Susan P. (Greg) - FE - (WA) Director of Field Education, Duke Divinity School 108 Sierra Dr., Chapel Hill, NC 27514-1454; (O) 919-660-3440; (R) 919-967-5338; (C) 919-724-1657; (F) 919-660-3474; (e) [email protected] Jones, Thomas H. (Brenda) - PL - (ST) Cool Springs PO Box 160, Catawba, NC 28609-0160; (O) 704-873-8462; (R) 828-241-9029; (C) 828-320-1653; (F) 828-241-2146; (e) [email protected] Jones, Wayne Marshall - RE - (CH) Retired 25 Sharon St., Apt. 6, San Francisco, CA 94114-1745; (O) 415-831-1537; (R) 415-621-2036; (e) [email protected] Jordan, D. Michael (Margaret) - FE - (AS) Brevard: First 325 N Broad St., Brevard, NC 28712-3303; (O) 828-883-9025; (R) 828-885-2566; (F) 828-885-2347; (e) [email protected] Jordan, N. Fred, Jr. (Taffy) - FE - (NW) District Superintendent 1710 Parkwood Dr., Wilkesboro, NC 28697-2360; (O) 336-667-5401; (R) 336-527-4514; (F) 336-667-2911; (e) [email protected] Jordan, Tony J. (Wanda) - AM - (SA) Gay’s Chapel 5485 Woodleaf Rd., Salisbury, NC 28147-6432; (O) 704-633-8402; (R) 704-637-3976; (C) 704-433-2460; (e) pastoroftheﬂ [email protected] Joyce, David C. (Lynne) - FE - (LN) President, Ripon College PO Box 248, Ripon, WI 54971-0248; (O) 920-748-8118; (R) 920-748-8787; (F) 920-748-8767; (e) [email protected] Joyce, Steve D. (Carol) - RE - (LX) Retired 1073 Buie Bodenheimer Rd., Thomasville, NC 27360-7734; (R) 336-472-6403; (C) 336-317-0548; (e) [email protected] Joyner, Marsha E. (Walter) - PL - (ST) Fairmount-Sandy Ridge 6681 Emerald Isle Dr., Sherrills Ford, NC 28673; (O) 704-461-1122; (R) 704-483-1971; (C) 828-461-1122; (e) [email protected] Judy, K. Wesley (Paula) - FE - (MA) Forest City: First 341 E Main St., Forest City, NC 28043-3127; (O) 828-245-6446; (R) 828-245-9040; (F) 828-245-6601; (e) [email protected] Judy, Paula K. (Wes) - FE - (MA) Personal Leave PO Box 787, Forest City, NC 28043-3309; (O) 828-245-9040; (R) 828-245-9040; (e) [email protected] Justice, Henry A. (Renee) - RE - (CH) Retired 4522 Dawnwood Dr., Charlotte, NC 28212-4707; (R) 704-563-6974; (F) 704-563-6794; (e) [email protected]

Kale, John W. (Kathryn) - RE - (GR) Retired 5850 Cardinal Way, Greensboro, NC 27410-9508; (R) 336-665-1047; (C) 336-601-0725; (e) [email protected] Kalish, Sarah B. - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Cokesbury 6701 Idlewild Rd., Charlotte, NC 28212-0592; (O) 704-537-5818; (R) 704-364-7628; (C) 980-226-8623; (e) [email protected] Karcher, Tracey E. (Erick) - PL - (NW) Blowing Rock: FaithBridge Assistant 4022 Rich Hollar Rd., Lenoir, NC 28645-6559; (R) 336-572-2022; (e) [email protected] Karriker, Ronnie W. (Wanda) - FL - (ST) Providence 8313 Long Island Rd., Catawba, NC 28609-8988; (O) 704-873-8971; (R) 828-241-9082; (F) 704-873-8330; (e) [email protected] Kaser Odor, Karen E. (Rick Odor) - FE - (SA) Hospice Chaplain, Cabarrus County 5003 Hospice Ln., Kannapolis, NC 28081-5784; (O) 704-935-9434; (F) 704-935-9435; (e) [email protected] Kayler, Claude J. (Lorie) - FE - (AS) Covenant Community 11 Rocket Dr., Asheville, NC 28803-9100; (O) 828-298-8955; (R) 828-628-3807; (F) 828-298-4225; (e) [email protected] Kayler, Ralph E. [Jack] (Claudette) - RE - (GR) Retired 5704 Kacey Meadows Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-2538; (R) 336-632-1537; (C) 336-549-8237; (e) [email protected] Keaton, Jessie C. - FE - (HP) High Point: Memorial PO Box 933, Jamestown, NC 27282-0933; (O) 336-889-4501; (R) 336-885-8597; (C) 704-408-8469; (F) 336-889-4433; (e) [email protected] Keaton, Steven S. (Kimberly) - FL - (WS) Winston-Salem: Mount Tabor Minister of Student Ministries 3543 Robinhood Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4703; (O) 336-765-5561; (R) 336-409-6711; (C) 336-409-6711; (F) 336-768-4300; (e) [email protected] Keller, Lutz G. (Caroline) - RE - (ST) Retired 312 6th St., SW, Conover, NC 28613-2722; (O) 704-735-8486; (R) 828-466-0225; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 69

Kelley, David R. (Sheryl) - FE - (ST) May’s Chapel 1701 Mays Chapel Church Rd., Newton, NC 28658-9009; (O) 828-428-2416; (R) 828-428-8373; (C) 336-816-2659; (e) [email protected] Kelly A. Creekmur (Gina) - PL - (LX) South Davidson 4994 US Highway 158, Advance, NC 27006-6944; (C) 336-909-2558; (e) [email protected] Kelly, Karl A. (Martha) - RL - (MA) Retired 729 Kelly Rd., Forest City, NC 28043-8798; (O) 336-998-8117; (R) 336-688-6530; (C) 336-688-6530; (e) [email protected] Kelly, Linda M. - FE - (AS) Weaverville PO Box 37, Weaverville, NC 28787-0037; (O) 828-645-6721; (R) 828-658-1861; (C) 828-450-3753; (e) [email protected] Kennedy, Elise B. (Ben) - FE - (GA) Bethesda-Cramer Memorial 3724 Fairlane Dr., Gastonia, NC 28056-9233; (O) 704-824-3831; (R) 704-824-5188; (C) 336-442-7708; (e) [email protected] Kennedy, M. Loy - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 31, Robbinsville, NC 28771-0031; (C) 828-506-8426 Kerr, Robert L. (Linda) - FE - (LN) Rehobeth 4006 Hob Ln., Terrell, NC 28682-9749; (O) 828-478-2518; (R) 828-478-3351; (C) 336-432-2574; (F) 828-478-3952; (e) [email protected] Key, Joel T. (Faith) - RE - (HP) Retired 2126 Chestnut St. Ext, High Point, NC 27262-4410; (R) 336-885-1927; (C) 336-687-1250; (e) [email protected] Key, Mark J. (Joy) - FE - (HP) Asheboro: Central 300 S Main St., Asheboro, NC 27203-5735; (O) 336-629-1425; (R) 336-629-5804; (C) 336-460-0165; (F) 336-629-6550; (e) [email protected] Kiess, Marjory W. (Raymond) - PL - (AS) Alexander Chapel 11 Meadowview Ter., Weaverville, NC 28787-9436; (O) 828-658-2156; (R) 828-658-2156; (C) 828-779-2690; (e) [email protected] Kiess, Raymond B. (Marjory) - PL - (AS) Clark’s Chapel 11 Meadowview Ter., Weaverville, NC 28787-9436; (O) 828-658-2156; (R) 828-658-2156; (C) 828-779-0015; (e) [email protected] Kilbourne, Heather S. - FE - (NW) Longtown and Coordinator of the Circles Initiative, RFD-CDC PO Box 5, Hamptonville, NC 27020-0005; (O) 336-468-4151; (R) 336-468-4151; (C) 336-469-3551; (e) [email protected] Kilbourne, Kathleen H. (Ed) - FD - (AL) M.C.E. Director, Pfeiffer University 4701 Park Rd., Charlotte, NC 28209-3217; (O) 704-945-7315; (R) 803-327-6252; (C) 803-367-8933; (F) 704-521-8617; (e) [email protected] Killian, Timothy S. (Jo) - PL - (LN) Denver: Denver Assistant PO Box 661, Denver, NC 28037-0661; (O) 704-483-1601; (R) 704-819-7487; (C) 704-819-7487; (F) ((70) 4) -504; (e) [email protected] Kim, Abraham (Sarah) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Proximity 1200 Vine St., Greensboro, NC 27405-6916; (O) 336-273-7449; (R) 336-880-1407; (C) 336-880-1407; (F) 704-933-4394; (e) [email protected] Kim, Heeyoung (Sookhee) - FE - (HP) High Point: So Mang (New Hope) 1505 Bridford Pkwy. Apt. 7f, Greensboro, NC 27407-2677; (C) 803-601-0313; (e) [email protected] Kim, Tae Wan [Joseph] (Young) - OF - (GR) Greensboro: Greensboro Korean 5306 Ainsworth Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-3408; (O) 336-852-8535; (R) 336-855-7290; (C) 404-543-7624; (F) 336-852-8575; (e) [email protected] Kim, Uiyeon (Hana) - FE - (AS) Brogden (NC Conf) 1125 Bristoe Dr., #302, Knightdale, NC 27545; (C) 828-423-5108; (e) [email protected] Kimel, Larry L. (Diane) - FE - (CH) Mount Holly: First 140 N Main St., Mount Holly, NC 28120-1768; (O) 704-827-4855; (R) 704-825-1771; (F) 704-609-0949; (e) tﬁ [email protected] Kincaid, Martha M. (Larry) - PL - (NW) Grassy Creek (Ashe) PO Box 1, West Jefferson, NC 28694-0001; (O) 336-877-5050; (R) 336-877-5050; (C) 336-977-2572; (e) [email protected] King, George D. (Ruth) - RE - (AS) Retired 2650 N Lizella Rd., Lizella, GA 31052-3310; (R) 478-935-8938; (e) [email protected] King, James C. (Annette) - FL - (SA) Christ 3401 Mooresville Rd., Salisbury, NC 28147-8828; (O) 704-637-7843; (R) 704-637-1083; (C) 704-798-9070; (e) [email protected] King, Larry S. (Janet) - FL - (AL) Morven PO Box 31, Morven, NC 28119-0031; (R) 704-851-9940; (e) [email protected] 70 Western North Carolina Conference King, R. Mark (Patricia) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Centenary Executive Minister PO Box 658, Winston-Salem, NC 27102-0658; (O) 336-724-6311; (R) 336-659-3878; (C) 336-608-7333; (F) 336-723-5840; (e) [email protected] King, R. Naomi - FE - (AS) Christ 81 Garrison Branch Rd., Weaverville, NC 28787-9361; (O) 828-645-5785; (R) 828-645-7804; (C) 828-337-9663; (F) 828-658-8665; (e) [email protected] Kinken III, P. Glenn (Mary) - FE - (LN) Davidson Associate for Business Management PO Box 718, Davidson, NC 28036-0718; (O) 704-892-8277; (R) 704-992-2828; (C) 704-564-6569; (F) 704-896-0941; (e) [email protected] Kinken, Mary Perkins (Glenn) - FE - (LN) Pastoral Counselor, The Counseling Center PO Box 718, Davidson, NC 28036-0718; (O) 704-892-6135; (R) 704-992-2828; (C) 704-564-6575; (F) 704-892-5029; (e) [email protected] Kirby, Stephen H. (Judy) - FE - (ST) Union Grove PO Box 55, Union Grove, NC 28689-0055; (O) 704-539-4394; (R) 704-539-4780; (C) 704-880-6135; (F) 704-539-4158; (e) [email protected] Kirk, Raymond H. (Nancy) - RE - (HP) Retired 2237 Parkland Dr., Melbourne, FL 32904-9130; (R) 321-984-7101 Kirk, Theodore A. (Ruth) - RE - (AS) Retired 15 Wesley Dr., Apt. G, Asheville, NC 28803-1994; (R) 828-277-4008; (C) 828-721-1231 Kirkpatrick, Nathan E. - FE - (NW) Managing Director, Leadership Educ., Duke Divinity 312 Blackwell St., Ste. 101, Durham, NC 27701-3669; (O) 919-613-5330; (R) 919-402-0607; (C) 9197248871; (F) 919-613-5333; (e) [email protected] Kiser, H. Stephen (Beth) - FE - (GA) Incapacity Leave 313 S Laurel St., Lincolnton, NC 28092-3614; (R) 828-305-0772; (C) 828-305-0772 Kling, Gary L. (Karen) - FE - (GR) Director, Chrysalis Counseling Center 1053 Red Bird Ct.,Randleman, NC 27317-7693; (O) 336-852-0626; (R) 336-253-1759; (e) [email protected] Knoespel, John W. [Jack] (Laurie) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: St. Andrew’s 1900 Emerywood Dr., Charlotte, NC 28210-4536; (O) 704-553-1327; (R) 704-849-7606; (C) 704-575-5591; (F) 704-553-1329; (e) [email protected] Knoespel, Laurie A. (Jack) - FE - (CH) Zoar 2801 Providence Hills Dr., Matthews, NC 28105-6746; (O) 704-588-4058; (R) 704-849-7606; (C) 704-942-5358; (e) [email protected] Knopp II, Stephen G. (Emily) - PE - (LN) Denver: Denver Associate PO Box 661, Denver, NC 28037-0661; (O) 704-483-1601; (R) 704-634-0353; (C) 704-634-0353; (F) 704-489-2488; (e) [email protected] Kocher, Abigail W. (Craig) - FE - (LN) Reveille Associate Pastor (Virginia Conf) 2038 Logan St., Richmond, VA 23235; (R) 804-937-9753; (C) 919-599-8010; (e) [email protected] Kocher, Craig T. (Abby) - FE - (LN) University Chaplain, University of Richmond 28 Westhampton Way, Ofﬁ ce of the Chaplaincy; University of Richmond, University of Richmond, VA 23173-0001; (O) 804-289-8998; (C) 804-467-9216; (e) [email protected] Koonts, Ronald A. - RE - (WA) Retired 251 Shelton St., Waynesville, NC 28786-3362; (R) 828-456-8365 Krall, Nancy M. (Frank) - FE - (NE) New Home-Shady Grove 3348 Smithtown Rd., East Bend, NC 27018-8256; (R) 336-699-2848; (e) [email protected] Kroeger, Emily D. (Michael) - FL - (AL) Matton’s Grove PO Box 589, Misenheimer, NC 28109-0589; (O) 704-463-1353; (R) 704-463-1353; (C) 704-351-5027; (e) [email protected] Kurtz, Karen C. (Mike) - FL - (GR) Oak Ridge Assistant 2424 Oak Ridge Rd., Oak Ridge, NC 27310-9723; (O) 336-643-4690; (R) 336-643-4277; (C) 336-312-5740; (F) 336-643-2065; (e) [email protected] Kurtz, Michael D. (Karen) - FE - (GR) Oak Ridge 2424 Oak Ridge Rd., Oak Ridge, NC 27310-9723; (O) 336-643-4690; (R) 336-643-4277; (C) 336-312-0842; (F) 336-643-2065; (e) [email protected] Kwon, Kyoung Ho (Soo-Hee) - RA - (HP) Retired 3118 NC Highway 86 N, Hillsborough, NC 27278-9222; (R) 336-869-6799; (F) 336-869-5164 Kyker, Charles C. (Julie) - FE - (ST) Christ 2416 Zion Church Rd., Hickory, NC 28602-7116; (O) 828-294-6858; (R) 704-873-9888; (C) 828-238-4738; (F) 828-294-1743; (e) [email protected] Kyker, Jacob C. - FE - (WA) Hickory Stand-Oak Forest PO Box 152, Hayesville, NC 28904-0152; (O) 828-389-9077; (R) 828-389-3796; (F) 828-389-3796; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 71

Lacy, Creighton B. (Fran) - RE - (GR) Retired 2701 Pickett Rd., Rm. 1232, Durham, NC 27705-6335; (R) 919-489-7848 Lain, Carl A. - RA - (HP) Retired 1575 John Knox Dr., Colfax, NC 27235 Lair, Robert E., Jr. (Judith) - RE - (AS) Retired 101 Possum Trot Ln., Columbus, NC 28722-7773; (R) 828-894-8744; (C) 704-562-9208; (e) [email protected] Lakey, Christopher N. (Tamara) - PD - (NW) Wilkesboro Minister of Program and Youth 535 Mark Ln., North Wilkesboro, NC 28659-4608; (O) 336-818-0552; (R) 336-957-1972; (C) 336-957-1972; (e) [email protected] Lambert, Anthony E. [Andy] (Renee) - FE - (NW) Forbush Friends Meeting 2800 Moccasin Gap Rd., East Bend, NC 27018-8026; (R) 336-961-4490; (e) [email protected] Lancaster, Michael D. [Lanny] (Janet) - FE - (AL) Stony Hill 28996 Stony Hill Rd., Albemarle, NC 28001-8649; (O) 704-982-7211; (R) 704-982-2605; (e) [email protected] Lancaster, Wanda H. (Robert) - FL - (NE) Gideon Grove-Palestine 2745 Gideon Grove Church Rd., Stokesdale, NC 27357-8100; (O) 336-548-7081; (R) 336-644-1874; (C) 336-932-3364; (e) [email protected] Lane, Eric R. (Beth) - FE - (NW) Ebenezer (Caldwell Co.) 5145 Ebenezer Church Rd., Granite Falls, NC 28630-8195; (O) 828-396-2214; (R) 828-396-2215; (C) 828-493-1474; (F) 828-396-2214; (e) [email protected] Langford III, Thomas A. [Andy] (Sally) - FE - (SA) Concord: Central 30 Union St., N, Concord, NC 28025-4727; (O) 704-786-4109; (R) 704-701-2778; (C) 704-701-2778; (F) 704-786-4110; (e) [email protected] Langford, Sally O. (Andy) - FE - (SA) District Superintendent 432 Copperfi eld Blvd NE, Ste. 206, Concord, NC 28025-2427; (O) 704-723-4822; (R) 704-784-2151; (C) 704-701-2788; (F) 704-721-5233; (e) [email protected] Langston, Craig A. (Keven) - FE - (GA) Shelby: Central 200 E Marion St., Shelby, NC 28150-4610; (O) 704-487-6336; (R) 704-482-1193; (C) 704-472-5870; (F) 704-487-4351; (e) [email protected] Lanier, Eric E., Jr. (Melanie) - PL - (CH) Pineville Assistant 8812 Statesman Dr., Charlotte, NC 28227-9613; (O) 704-687-2208; (R) 704-545-3160; (C) 704-724-3479; (F) 704-889-2024; (e) [email protected] Lanier, R. Sidney (Patty) - FE - (WS) Kingswood PO Box 399, Rural Hall, NC 27045-0399; (O) 336-969-5437; (R) 336-969-5232; (C) 336-831-4264; (F) 336-969-5439; (e) [email protected] Larson, Mark D. (Cathy Hasty) - FE - (CH) Pastoral Counselor, MCCS 605 East Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28203-5111; (O) 704-375-5354; (R) 704-334-7543; (C) 704-533-5731; (F) 704-333-1600; (e) [email protected] Lasater, Alisa L. - FE - (CH) Washington: Capitol Hill (Balt.-Wash. Conf.) 421 Seward Sq SE, Washington, DC 20003-1113; (O) 202-541-1000; (C) 202-577-1898; (F) 202-547-6889; (e) [email protected] Lassiter, Kristin D. (Frank) - FD - (AS) Elon: First Minister of Education (North Carolina PO Box 923, Elon, NC 27244-0923; (O) 336-584-5263; (R) 336-792-1872; (C) 336-213-4973; (F) 336-584-3012; (e) [email protected] Latimer III, C. Thomas (Jennie) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: St. Stephen 6800 Sardis Rd., Charlotte, NC 28270-6054; (O) 704-364-1824; (C) 804-214-1571; (e) [email protected] Lautensleger, Mary S. (Richard) - RE - (GR) Retired 9309 Mountain Aire Cir., Charlotte, NC 28214-9608; (C) 704-322-6075; (e) [email protected] Law, Joe A. (Judith) - RE - (WS) Retired 2688 Windy Xing, Winston-Salem, NC 27127-4656; (R) 336-788-9580 Lawhorn, Dianne Donald (Raymond) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Hickory Grove Associate 6401 Hickory Grove Rd., Charlotte, NC 28215-4252; (O) 704-537-4686; (R) 704-566-8444; (C) 704-576-1476; (F) 704-537-5509; (e) [email protected] Lawing, Luther H. [Bud], Jr. (Billie) - RE - (AS) Retired 106 Camp Sapphire Rd., Brevard, NC 28712-4671; (R) 828-883-8451 Lawrence, David F. (Candace) - FE - (AL) Faith 3708 Faith Church Rd., Indian Trail, NC 28079-6564; (O) 704-882-6623; (R) 704-635-7012; (C) 704-661-0117; (F) 704-882-2327; (e) [email protected] Lawton, James G., Sr. (Naomi) - RL - (NE) Retired/Stony Knoll 3541 Spainhour Mill Rd., Tobaccoville, NC 27050-9704; (R) 336-983-3560; (C) 336-971-4372; (e) [email protected] Lear, W. Joseph (Sue) - RE - (LX) Retired 121 Hickory Tree Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028-7228; (R) 336-940-3516; (C) 336-782-9601; (e) [email protected] 72 Western North Carolina Conference Leatherwood, J. Michael (Theresa) - RE - (WA) Retired 333 Crum Dr., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9719; (R) 828-452-1999; (C) 336-906-2543; (e) [email protected] LeBaube, Richard E. (Dianna) - PE - (NE) Flat Rock 8201 Newberry St., Stokesdale, NC 27357-9283; (O) 336-643-1651; (R) 336-643-1651; (C) 336-254-7010; (e) [email protected] Lee, David J. - FE - (LN) Charlotte: Covenant 6824 Tuckaseegee Rd., Charlotte, NC 28214-2734; (O) 704-392-3925; (R) 704-692-9394; (C) 704-692-9394; (e) [email protected] Lee, David W. (Sibyl) - RA - (MA) Retired 227 Meadow Crossing Dr., Rutherfordton, NC 28139-7879; (R) 828-288-4172 Lee, Edward D. - RE - (GA) Retired 2316 New House Rd., Shelby, NC 28150-7949; (R) 704-434-2125; (e) [email protected] Lee, Hyung Jae (Aekyung) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Wesley 3715 Rea Rd., Charlotte, NC 28226-3185; (O) 704-542-1122; (R) 704-814-7426; (C) 704-408-0909; (e) [email protected] Lee, In-Yong (Hee Soo Kim) - FE - (AS) Asheville: St. Paul’s 223 Hillside St., Asheville, NC 28801-1317; (O) 828-252-6512; (R) 828-252-4116; (C) 828-989-9309; (F) 828-252-8960; (e) [email protected] Lee, Michael S. (Cathy) - FL - (LX) Shady Grove Assistant 1077 Ball Park Rd., Thomasville, NC 27360-8604; (R) 336-476-6609; (C) 336-688-0888; (e) [email protected] Lee, Sharon T. (Keith) - FE - (LX) New Mount Vernon 6408 Friendship Ledford Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27107-9125; (O) 336-769-3360; (R) 336-769-2619; (C) 336-655-0567; (e) [email protected] Lee, Stephen F. - RE - (LN) Retired PO Box 790, Davidson, NC 28036-0790; (R) 704-896-3262; (C) 828-612-3008; (e) [email protected] Lee, Thomas S., Jr. (Margaret) - RE - (WS) Retired 610 Carrington Pl., Lewisville, NC 27023-9714; (R) 336-945-0877; (C) 336-414-7833; (e) [email protected] LeJeune, T. Kirk (Anna) - FE - (HP) High Point: Covenant Associate 1526 Skeet Club Rd., High Point, NC 27265-9530; (O) 336-841-3242; (R) 336-841-0876; (C) 336-442-1294; (F) 336-841-3283; (e) [email protected] Lemons, Evelyn McAdams - FE - (NW) Boone: Deerfi eld PO Box 1337, Boone, NC 28607; (O) 828-264-7130; (R) 828-264-8020; (C) 336-407-3396; (F) 336-969-4692; (e) [email protected] Lemons, J. Barry (Donna) - FE - (LX) Bethlehem 321 Redland Rd., Advance, NC 27006-6721; (O) 336-998-5083; (R) 336-998-4457; (C) 336-239-5705; (F) 336-940-5502; (e) [email protected] Leonard, Danny B. (Angela) - FE - (NE) Eden: Leaksville 603 Henry St., Eden, NC 27288-6119; (O) 336-623-3418; (R) 336-778-0959; (C) 336-345-2089; (F) 336-712-8001; (e) [email protected] Leonard, Gary W. (Marilynn) - RA - (MA) Retired 2494 Burke Memorial Park Rd., Morganton, NC 28655; (O) 828-403-0022; (R) 828-403-0291; (e) [email protected] Lepley, Lynne M. (Ralph) - FE - (ST) Chaplain, Mitchell College 373 Turnersburg Hwy., Statesville, NC 28625-2798; (R) 704-873-9888; (C) 828-381-7549; (e) [email protected] Lepley, Ralph J. (Lynne) - FE - (ST) Rose Chapel 813 Turnersburg Hwy., Statesville, NC 28625-9446; (R) 704-883-9440; (e) [email protected] Lewis, M. Renee - FE - (MA) President, EGAP Ministries 2213 Drexel Heights St., Morganton, NC 28655-6902; (O) 828-437-6268; (R) 828-437-6032; (C) 828-234-3043; (F) 828-437-6225; (e) [email protected] Lewis, Patricia A. (Barry) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Sedge Garden 794 Sedge Garden Rd., Kernersville, NC 27284-7553; (O) 336-788-2297; (R) 336-784-1743; (C) 336-745-1859; (e) [email protected] Lindquist, Carl W. (Mary Beth) - FE - (LX) Sabbatical Leave 310 S Main St., Lexington, NC 27292-3233; (R) 336-248-2824; (C) 336-309-3111; (e) [email protected] Lindquist, Charles A., Jr. (Terri) - PE - (HP) Ramseur: Jordan Memorial 1119 Lofl in Pond Rd., Asheboro, NC 27203-8328; (O) 336-824-2252; (R) 336-736-8226; (C) 336-302-1537; (e) [email protected] Lindquist, Teresa H. (Charles) - PE - (HP) Cedar Falls 1119 Lofl in Pond Rd., Asheboro, NC 27203-8328; (O) 336-629-5925; (R) 336-736-8226; (C) 336-302-2699; (e) [email protected] Lindsey, Carrol R. (Brenda) - RE - (WA) Retired 118 Lindsey Rd., Clyde, NC 28721-8019; (R) 828-627-8149; (C) 828-734-5928; (e) [email protected] Lindsey, Frances R. (Julian) - RL - (LN) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. B413, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1145; (R) 336-724-1231 2010 journal 73

Lindsey, Julian A. (Fran) - RE - (LN) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. B413, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1145; (R) 336-724-1231 Lineberry, Eric W. (Michaelene) - PL - (LX) Yadkin College 130 Baxter Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27107; (O) 336-769-9002; (R) 336-769-9002; (C) 336-464-6034; (e) [email protected] Lingle III, Luther E. [Luke] (Andrea) - PE - (AS) Etowah Associate PO Box 1268, Etowah, NC 28729; (O) 828-891-4360; (C) 336-465-1644; (e) [email protected] Little, Gene H. (Carolyn) - RE - (SA) Retired 5925 Bliley Rd., Richmond, VA 23225-2476; (R) 804-323-0749 Little, Robert W. (Diana) - RE - (WA) Retired 136 Fairway Hills Dr., Waynesville, NC 28786-2683; (R) 828-456-4749 Livengood, Arthur R. (Gladys) - RE - (NE) Retired 113 Livengood Ln., Pinnacle, NC 27043; (R) 336-325-2750 Lloyd, I. Donnell (Mollie) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Centenary 2300 W Friendly Ave., Greensboro, NC 27403-1108; (O) 336-299-9643; (R) 336-288-7650; (C) 336-847-8967; (F) 336-299-0171; (e) [email protected] Locke, David A. (Ruby) - FL - (MA) New Hope 38 Lee Cudd Rd., Rutherfordton, NC 28139; (O) 828-863-2939; (R) 828-863-4488; (C) 828-817-5370; (e) [email protected] Locklear, Joel G. (Ruth) - FL - (GR) Greensboro: Triad Native American 2809 Leo Dr., Greensboro, NC 27405-3331; (O) 336-333-2890; (R) 336-549-1851; (C) 336-549-1851; (e) [email protected] Logan, Thomas E. - RA - (ST) Retired PO Box 734, Newton, NC 28658-0734; (R) 828-464-8171 Long, Harry G., Jr. (Jane) - RE - (GR) Retired 1003 Pitt Pl., Greensboro, NC 27408-6717; (O) 336-852-0626; (R) 336-851-9301; (e) [email protected] Long, James B., Jr. (Nancy) - RE - (WS) Retired 1755 Park Terrace Ln., Winston-Salem, NC 27127-4795; (R) 336-771-0668 Lookadoo, David G. (Cathy) - FE - (LX) Incapacity Leave 2317 Blain Rd., New London, NC 28127-8690; (R) 336-461-4531; (C) 704-685-7862 Lord, Johnny D., Jr. (Angela) - FL - (CH) Mint Hill: Blair Road Assistant 2705 Mendelson Ct.,Monroe, NC 28110-8590; (O) 704-545-6785; (R) 704-291-3057; (C) 704-989-0445; (e) [email protected] Love, Douglas L. (Carolyn) - FE - (WA) Morning Star 2535 Dutch Cove Rd., Canton, NC 28716-5099; (O) 828-648-2297; (R) 828-648-2075; (e) [email protected] Love, John P. (Barbara) - FE - (LN) Webb’s Chapel 4457 Burton Ln., Denver, NC 28037-8349; (O) 704-483-9434; (R) 704-489-8090; (C) 704-607-7029; (F) 704-849-7627; (e) [email protected] Lovelace, William E. (Janet) - FE - (GA) Casar-Polkville PO Box 9, Polkville, NC 28136-0009; (O) 704-538-6822; (e) [email protected] Lowder, N. Keith - FE - (AL) Weddington Associate 13901 Providence Rd., Matthews, NC 28104-9371; (O) 704-846-1032; (C) 704-517-3334; (F) 704-849-7627; (e) [email protected] Lowder, Paul D. - RE - (GR) Retired 4632 Lake Jeanette Rd., Greensboro, NC 27455-2808; (R) 336-545-3002; (e) [email protected] Lowdermilk III, Robert E. (Kathy) - FE - (NE) Vice-President, Rockingham Community College 1333 Cotswald Ter., Reidsville, NC 27320-7111; (O) 336-342-4261; (R) 336-432-3419; (C) 6624323419; (F) 336-342-1809; (e) [email protected] Lowe, Vance W. (Cheryl) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Muir’s Chapel 14 Brownstone Ln., Greensboro, NC 27410; (O) 336-299-1913; (C) 704-798-1180; (F) 704-857-9713; (e) [email protected] Lucas II, J. Randolph (Kathy) - FE - (SA) Rock Grove 1110 Shuping Mill Rd., Salisbury, NC 28146-8949; (O) 704-279-0658; (R) 704-279-2466; (C) 336-655-0333; (e) [email protected] Lunsford, Cynthia K. [Cindy] (Warren) - PE - (MA) Cedar Grove-Sunshine 406 Toney Rd., Bostic, NC 28018; (R) 828-245-0293; (C) 828-891-2753; (e) [email protected] Lupton, Carroll C., Jr. (Michael) - RE - (GR) Retired 3300 Starmount Dr., Greensboro, NC 27403-1037; (C) 336-687-4711; (e) [email protected] Luther, Jack D. (Carolyn) - RA - (LX) Retired 9236 High Pine Church Rd., Denton, NC 27239; (R) 336-857-2365 Luther, Joe E., Jr. (Mem) - RE - (SA) Retired 857 N Main St., Mount Pleasant, NC 28124-8613; (O) 704-795-5559; (R) 704-783-7291; (C) 704-783-7291; (e) [email protected] 74 Western North Carolina Conference Lutz, D. H. (Ann) - RA - (GA) Retired 298 Kiser Rd., Bessemer City, NC 28016-7715; (R) 704-629-3255 Lutz, R. R. [Jack] (Jane) - RE - (NE) Retired/Mount Tabor PO Box 1568, King, NC 27021-1568; (R) 336-983-4719; (C) 336-749-6566; (e) [email protected] Lynn, Edmund R. (Betty) - RE - (GA) Retired 1046 W Highway 150 Byp, Lincolnton, NC 28092-6001; (R) 704-735-9494; (C) 704-530-0562 Lyon, M. Kenneth (Lydia) - FE - (CH) Matthews 801 S Trade St., Matthews, NC 28105-5864; (R) 704-817-8706; (e) [email protected] Lyons, Daniel J. (Krista) - FE - (WA) Bethel-Clark’s Chapel 626 Medlin Rd., Franklin, NC 28734-4711; (O) 828-524-2357; (C) 828-371-4932; (F) 828-879-2231; (e) [email protected] Lytle, Ronald J. (Ruth) - AM - (ST) Shiloh (Catawba Co.) 1626 Shiloh Rd., Claremont, NC 28610-9239; (O) 828-241-2981; (R) 828-241-2230; (C) 704-418-3938; (e) [email protected] Mabry, Thomas C. (Adele) - FE - (ST) Christ Associate (St. Stephens) 2416 Zion Church Rd., Hickory, NC 28602-7116; (O) 828-294-6858; (R) 828-256-9308; (C) 828-312-3520; (F) 828-294-1743; (e) [email protected] Macdonald, Michael A. (Delaine) - FE - (WA) Andrews PO Box 1310, Andrews, NC 28901; (O) 828-321-5216; (R) 828-321-5267; (C) 828-644-8553; (e) [email protected] Mackey, James G. (Sandy) - FE - (WA) Elizabeth Chapel-Maple Grove 434 Farley St., Waynesville, NC 28786-5080; (O) 828-452-4256; (R) 828-452-1955; (F) 828-452-3690; (e) [email protected] Macon, Fred K. (Jean) - RE - (WA) Retired 280 Kilgore Rd., Waynesville, NC 28785-8918; (R) 828-452-1945; (e) [email protected] Maddox, J. Edward (Brenda) - RE - (GA) Retired 2290 Northview Harbour Dr., Sherrills Ford, NC ; (R) 828-478-9994; (e) [email protected] Magnuson, Richard A. (Mary) - PE - (MA) Nebo-Snow Hill 5425 Snowhill Church Rd., Morganton, NC 28655; (R) 828-584-9710; (C) 704-560-0609; (e) [email protected] Mahathey, Gary C. (Judith) - PE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Mount Tabor Min. of Adult Educ. 3543 Robinhood Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4703; (O) 336-765-5561; (R) 336-924-2908; (C) 336-414-9572; (e) [email protected] Malcom, Debra D. - PE - (LN) Bethany Assoc Pastor (SC Conf) 118 W 3rd St., South, Summerville, SC 29422-3598; (R) 843-693-6415; (e) [email protected] Mandelstamm, Anna V. (William) - PE - (AS) Balfour 2567 Asheville Hwy., Hendersonville, NC 28791-1409; (O) 828-692-5501; (R) 828-290-9233; (C) 828-290-9233; (e) [email protected] Mandelstamm, William I. (Anna) - PL - (AS) Cummings Memorial PO Box 759, Horse Shoe, NC 28742-0759; (O) 828-891-9413; (R) 828-290-9232; (C) 828-290-9232; (e) [email protected] Mann, Ronald J. (Rebecca) - RE - (NW) Retired PO Box 907, Jefferson, NC 28640-0907; (R) 336-846-1740; (C) 336-239-3799; (e) [email protected] Manning, C. Clay (Betty) - RE - (WS) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. 447, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1141; (R) 336-722-5561; (C) 336-830-2758; (e) [email protected] Manser, Randall S. (Linda) - PL - (NW) Temple Hill 1311 Somers Rd., Ronda, NC 28670-9064; (R) 336-984-4094; (e) [email protected] Manuel, Carl L., Jr. - FE - (MA) Marion: Addie’s Chapel 653 Veterans Dr., Marion, NC 28752-9106; (O) 828-559-0591; (R) 828-559-0471; (F) 828-652-3412; (e) [email protected] Marbry, Charles D., Jr. (Druanne) - FL - (NW) Lenoir: Mount Hermon 418 Elcaney Dr., Hudson, NC 28638-2309; (O) 828-728-4690; (R) 828-728-7551; (F) 828-728-4690; (e) [email protected] Margarita, Donald S. (Patricia) - PL - (ST) Moss Chapel 405 Lakeridge Dr., Statesville, NC 28625; (R) 704-873-3046; (C) 828-980-2732; (e) [email protected] Marion, Patrick A. (Wendy) - PL - (LX) Cooleemee 117 Boulevard Rd., Clemmons, NC 27012; (O) 336-284-6135; (R) 336-787-4049; (C) 336-306-4474; (e) [email protected] Marlowe, Angela Rogers (Jonathan) - FE - (GR) Gibsonville PO Box 82, Gibsonville, NC 27249-0082; (O) 336-449-4810; (R) 336-449-4650; (e) [email protected] Marlowe, Jonathan D. (Angela) - FE - (GR) Gibsonville PO Box 82, Gibsonville, NC 27249-0082; (O) 336-449-4810; (R) 336-449-4650; (C) 336-269-2424; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 75

Marsden, Dianne W. (Keith) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Carraway 1301 16th St., Greensboro, NC 27405-4909; (O) 336-621-6906; (R) 336-744-0971; (C) 336-259-6918; (e) [email protected] Marsden, Keith L. (Dianne) - FE - (WS) Student, Wesley Seminary 1001 Wooded Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27105-2744; (R) 336-744-0971; (C) 336-813-1721; (e) [email protected] Marsh, Edward L. - PL - (GR) Fair Grove 8255 Fairgrove Church Rd., Brown Summit, NC 27214; (O) 336-656-7151; (R) 336-707-7398; (C) 336-707-7398; (e) [email protected] Marsh, James P., Jr. - FE - (HP) Family Therapist MSA Adol Center and Justice Advocate (MCSR) 1747 Seaton St., NW, Washington, DC 20009-2625; (R) 202-744-2044; (C) 202-744-2044; (e) [email protected] Marsh, W. Allen, Jr. (Melinda) - FL - (MA) Gilkey-Thermal City-Gilboa 187 Gilkey School Rd., Rutherfordton, NC 28139-8685; (O) 828-287-3843; (R) 828-287-3843; (C) 828-223-6267; (e) [email protected] Marshall, Dennis B. (LaRue) - FE - (LX) Bethesda 2685 Bethesda Rd., Lexington, NC 27295-5664; (O) 336-731-4285; (R) 336-731-4943; (C) 336-473-1970; (e) [email protected] Martin, Daniel G. (Anne) - FE - (AS) Hendersonville: First 204 6th Ave. W, Hendersonville, NC 28739-4306; (O) 828-693-4275; (R) 828-320-3167; (C) 828-674-5938; (F) 828-693-4854; (e) [email protected] Martin, Dee Bee M. (Jo) - RA - (AL) Retired (Died July 21, 2010) 205 E Highway 218, Monroe, NC 28110-7011; (R) 704-753-1718; (C) 704-291-6003 Martin, Duncan G. (Meredith) - PE - (WS) Antioch-Oak Grove 108 Hill St., King, NC 27021-9523; (O) 336-969-9797; (R) 336-983-9554; (C) 828-244-3167; (e) [email protected] Martin, Jeffrey L. (Caren) - PE - (GR) Personal Leave 5111 Candlewick Rd., Greensboro, NC 27455-2171; (R) 336-286-2663; (C) 336-207-1585; (e) [email protected] Martin, Jim H., Sr. (Loretta) - RE - (LX) Retired 285 Highland Dr., Lexington, NC 27292-9353; (R) 336-357-7750 Martin, Sammie L. (Ellen) - RE - (MA) Retired PO Box 67, Hildebran, NC 28637-0067; (R) 828-397-6864; (F) 828-397-6864; (e) [email protected] Martin, Sandra W. - RE - (ST) Retired 1337 Radio Rd., Statesville, NC 28625-8309; (R) 704-872-8664 Martin, Stephen M. (Shirley) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Pine Grove 1130 Jonestown Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103-5209; (O) 336-765-2569; (R) 336-765-2479; (C) 336-312-4359; (F) 336-623-1449; (e) [email protected] Martinez, Melissa L. [Lisa] (Edward Davidge) - FD - (CH) Regional Coordinator, Centralina Agency on Aging 9711 Watergate Rd., Charlotte, NC 28270-2109; (O) 704-348-2713; (R) 980-253-0005; (C) 980-253-0005; (F) 704-347-4710; (e) [email protected] Martinson, Jacob C., Jr. (Libby) - RE - (HP) Retired 556 Crum Dr., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9777; (e) [email protected] Mason, David O. (Elaine) - RE - (GA) Retired 2127 Powerline Dr., Gastonia, NC 28054-2945; (R) 704-864-8070; (e) [email protected] Mason, Deval M. (Barbara) - FE - (ST) Stony Point PO Box 120, Stony Point, NC 28678-0120; (O) 704-585-9982; (R) 704-585-6662; (F) 704-585-9559; (e) [email protected] Mason, Donald W. (Hope) - PE - (GA) Gastonia: Faith 428 McNeil St., Gastonia, NC 28054-7404; (O) 704-865-3765; (R) 704-621-0155; (C) 704-621-0155; (F) 704-865-3765; (e) [email protected] Matlick, Christen H. (Greg) - FE - (AS) Family Leave 14 Westwood Rd., Asheville, NC 28803-3118; (R) 828-274-0074; (C) 828-712-9143; (e) [email protected] Matthews, Terry L. - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Maple Springs 2569 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4617; (R) 336-766-0704; (e) [email protected] Matthews, Tony H. (Tanya) - FE - (LN) Fairfi eld-Bethel 7862 Golf Course Dr., N, Denver, NC 28037-9171; (O) 704-483-6407; (R) 704-483-4162; (C) 704-918-3585; (e) [email protected] May, Katharine W. (Ken) - FD - (WS) Winston-Salem: Maple Springs Min. of Children/Families 2569 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4617; (O) 336-722-7563; (R) 336-771-1046; (F) 336-722-7093; (e) [email protected] Mayo, Barbara B. - FE - (CH) Belmont: South Point 510 Southpoint Church Rd., Belmont, NC 28012-7519; (O) 704-825-4019; (R) 704-825-8334; (C) 704-995-7014; (e) [email protected] McAbee, Kathleen M. (Gene) - PE - (GA) Lincolnton: Rhyne Heights 519 Madison St., Lincolnton, NC 28092-2443; (O) 704-735-6136; (R) 704-735-8554; (C) 980-241-5786; (F) 704-735-4375; (e) [email protected] 76 Western North Carolina Conference McArn, Carl E. (Vida) - RE - (NE) Retired PO Box 502, 901 Dogwood Ave. W, Richton, MS 39476-0502; (R) 601-788-2901; (e) [email protected] McCain, Robert M., Sr. (Cynthia) - PL - (HP) Empire Circuit 101 E Montcastle Dr., Greensboro, NC 27406-5309; (R) 336-274-8811; (C) 336-339-3264; (e) [email protected] McCall, J. Phillip (Susan) - PL - (MA) Pinnacle 12650 NC 226 S, Union Mills, NC 28167-7618; (O) 828-659-4333; (R) 828-652-1562; (e) [email protected] McCauley, David A. - FE - (ST) Ebenezer 8840 Cooksville Rd., Vale, NC 28168-8877; (O) 704-462-2025; (R) 704-462-2025; (C) 828-261-5828; (e) [email protected] McClain, Effi e E. - FE - (WS) Pastor Oakland-Sidney (New England Conf) 20 West School St., Oakland, ME 04963; (R) 207-465-2894; (C) 704-661-6058; (e) reveffi [email protected] McClellan, Hagan R., Sr. (Norma) - OE - (WS) Retired/St. Mark 2584 Mid Salem Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27103-6985; (C) 336-366-7778; (e) [email protected] McClellan, Michael D. (Mary) - AM - (AL) Incapacity Leave PO Box 1144, Badin, NC 28009; (O) 704-982-1671; (R) 704-982-2264; (e) [email protected] McClintick, Herbert E. (Sylvia) - PL - (NE) Eden 844 Eden Church Rd., Madison, NC 27025-8041; (R) 336-548-3700; (C) 336-339-3344; (e) [email protected] McClure, Paul L. (Stephanie) - FE - (AL) Hopewell 696 Lanier Rd., Peachland, NC 28133-9229; (O) 704-272-7342; (R) 704-272-7219; (F) 704-272-0895; (e) [email protected] McCombs, Joseph A. (Joyce) - RE - (AL) Retired 2909 Monterrey Ln., Monroe, NC 28110-7861; (R) 704-225-9803; (e) [email protected] McConnell, J. Timothy (Deborah) - PL - (WA) Peachtree (Haywood County) PO Box 1076, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-1076; (O) 828-926-8806; (R) 828-456-7725; (C) 828-508-2610; (e) [email protected] McCorkle, Donald R., Sr. (Francis) - RL - (CH) Retired 812 Yellowstone Dr., Charlotte, NC 28208-3452; (O) 704-399-7855; (R) 704-398-7855 McCormac, Kevin P. (Michelle) - FL - (SA) Pine Bluff 1830 Irish Potato Rd., Concord, NC 28025-7180; (O) 704-791-4992; (R) 704-791-4992; (C) 704-791-4992; (e) [email protected] McCoy, Donald E. (Levonia) - FE - (LN) Mooresville: Faith-St. Paul 2006 Armhurst Rd., Greensboro, NC 27405-5915; (O) 704-663-8228; (R) 336-274-7467; (C) 336-613-6426; (F) 704-663-8228; (e) [email protected] McCrary, J. Stanley* (Susie) - PL - (GA) Hinton Memorial PO Box 1261, Kings Mountain, NC 28086-1261; (O) 704-869-3553; (R) 704-739-6741; (e) [email protected] McCullough, Todd H. - PE - (MA) Morganton: First Associate 200 N King St., Morganton, NC 28655-3437; (C) 336-847-0750; (e) [email protected] McDow, Nancy G. (Lee) - PD - (NW) Nurse Anesthetist, Unifour Anesthesia Associates, P.A. 5932 Flintlock Ct.,Hickory, NC 28601-9473; (O) 828-315-3055; (R) 828-324-1677; (C) 828-612-4030; (e) [email protected] McDowell, Charles L. (Kim) - RE - (GA) Retired 2316 N Sherwood Dr., Valdosta, GA 31602-2117; (R) 229-242-5162; (e) [email protected] McDowell, Robert H. (Peggy) - RE - (GA) Retired 601 Armstrong Park Rd., Gastonia, NC 28054-3960; (R) 704-868-3488; (C) 704-718-5988 McElveen, A. Rimes, Jr. (Kathryn) - FE - (SA) Director, Mere Christianity Forum 6 Dunwoody Ct.,Travelers Rest, SC 29690-8337; (O) 864-834-2228; (R) 864-834-7144; (C) 864-908-7892; (e) [email protected] McElveen, Kathryn A. (Rimes) - FE - (SA) Leadership Coach 6 Dunwoody Ct.,Travelers Rest, SC 29690-8337; (R) 864-834-7144; (C) 864-991-7055; (e) [email protected] McGill, John K. (Anita) - FL - (ST) Christ Assistant (Troutman) 2416 Zion Church Rd., Hickory, NC 28602-7116; (O) 704-929-5264; (R) 828-234-2063; (C) 828-234-2063; (F) 828-294-1743; (e) [email protected] McGuire, Peter R. (Kathy) - FE - (NE) Crossroads Behavioral Healthcare 120 Bessies Chapel Church Rd., Elkin, NC 28621-9022; (O) 888-235-4673; (R) 336-366-4330; (F) 336-835-6808; (e) [email protected] McHale, David F. (Eugenia) - FE - (MA) Cross-Ebenezer 536 Ebenezer Church Rd., Old Fort, NC 28762-7848; (O) 828-688-7488; (R) 828-668-8011; (e) [email protected] McIntosh, Melvin D. (Anita) - RE - (CH) Retired 2832 Morris Ln., Denver, NC 28037-9353; (R) 704-483-9270; (C) 704-770-8710; (F) 704-483-9270; (e) [email protected] McIntyre, Andrew B. - PE - (HP) Asheboro: West Bend 731 S McCrary St., Asheboro, NC 27203-6103; (O) 336-625-5025; (R) 336-830-5487; (C) 336-830-5487; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 77

McKelvey, Walter H. (Loretta) - RE - (CH) Retired 2325 Barrington Trace Cir SW, Atlanta, GA 30331-9107; (R) 404-439-1887; (C) 770-596-9514; (e) [email protected] McKim, Dana A. (Pat) - FE - (AL) Village Church of Pfeiffer Univ and Minister to Pfeiffer Univ. PO Box 960, Misenheimer, NC 28109-0960; (O) 704-463-3409; (R) 336-243-8330; (C) 336-817-2676; (e) [email protected] McKinney, Charles E. (Barbara) - RL - (NW) Retired 5585 NC Highway 194 N, Boone, NC 28607-9055; (O) 828-264-6223; (R) 828-264-6223; (C) 828-773-6105; (e) [email protected] McKinney, Edward D. (Sarah) - FE - (NW) Arbor Grove-Union 2257 Boone Trl, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659-8931; (O) 336-838-8674; (R) 336-838-8674; (C) 336-262-2590; (e) [email protected] McKinney, James L. (Linda) - RE - (NW) Retired 270 Hemlock Hill Rd., Boone, NC 28607-8190; (R) 828-264-3753; (C) 828-964-6453; (e) [email protected] McLain, T. Steven (Connie) - FE - (ST) Hickory: Bethel-St. John’s 78 28th St., NW, Hickory, NC 28601-5627; (O) 828-327-4923; (R) 828-327-3211; (C) 828-404-6378; (e) [email protected] McLaughlin, N. Gregory (Carolyn) - PL - (ST) Christ Assistant (Hickory) 2416 Zion Church Rd., Hickory, NC 28602-7116; (O) 828-294-6858; (R) 828-294-1126; (C) 828-308-2316; (F) 828-294-1743; (e) [email protected] McLawhorn, Robert T. (Barbara) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Central Terrace 3401 Anderson Dr., Winston-Salem, NC 27127-5103; (O) 336-777-8404; (C) (336) 909-3041; (e) [email protected] McLeod, R. Wesley, Jr. (Becky) - FE - (WS) Hickory Ridge and Winston-Salem: Hanes 2530 Timber Ln., Greensboro, NC 27408; (O) 336-454-6265; (R) 336-540-0777; (C) 336-964-0422; (e) [email protected] McMurry, Joseph C. (Beverly) - RE - (GA) Retired 126 Rose Dr., Lawndale, NC 28090-9206; (R) 704-538-3036 McNaney, Lowell C. (Jennifer) - FE - (SA) Crossroads 220 George W Liles Pkwy. NW, Concord, NC 28027-6531; (O) 704-795-0423; (R) 704-785-9205; (C) 704-467-1460; (e) [email protected] McNeill, W. Kirk - RE - (NW) Retired/West Jefferson PO Box 1857, West Jefferson, NC 28694-0826; (O) 336-246-5291; (R) 336-846-7270; (C) 336-977-9249; (F) 336-246-5292; (e) [email protected] McNiel, Sandra L. - PL - (HP) Bethel-Liberty Grove 3608 Rock Meadow Cir., High Point, NC 27265; (O) 336-431-6948; (R) 336-841-7222; (C) 336-848-0524; (e) [email protected] McPhail, Crystal G. - FE - (AS) Personal Leave PO Box 2772, Weaverville, NC 28787-2772; (R) 828-772-1939; (C) 336-926-0164; (e) [email protected] McVay, Sallyanne Irwin (Jeffrey) - FD - (AS) Programming, Givens Estates 300 Smith Knolls Rd., Fairview, NC 28730-9545; (R) 828-628-2395; (C) 828-230-4065; (e) [email protected] Mears, L. Alan (Kami) - PE - (WA) Lake Junaluska: Long’s Chapel Associate PO Box 459, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0459; (O) 828-456-3993; (R) 828-246-4099; (C) 828-246-4099; (F) 828-456-4946; (e) [email protected] Medlin III, William T. (Sarah) - FE - (WS) District Superintendent 1031 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27104-3245; (O) 336-725-4502; (R) 336-725-0844; (C) 336-602-9296; (F) 336-723-6341; (e) [email protected] Medlin, W. T., Jr. (June) - RE - (WS) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. A311, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1142; (R) 336-725-1328; (C) 828-734-5070 Meeker, Nancy S. (David) - PL - (WA) Robbinsville Assistant PO Box 515, Robbinsville, NC 28771-0515; (O) 828-479-8581; (R) 828-479-9136; (F) 828-479-4821; (e) [email protected] Melton, David S. (Lynne) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: West Market Street 302 W Market St., Greensboro, NC 27401-6132; (O) 336-275-4587; (R) 336-676-1428; (C) 336-317-0860; (F) 336-275-4589; (e) [email protected] Melton, Duane E. (Valerie) - PL - (SA) Kannapolis: Bethpage Assistant 46 Eastcliff Dr., SE, Concord, NC 28025-3722; (O) 704-932-5296; (R) 704-792-9425; (C) 704-467-7347; (e) [email protected] Melton, Joe T. - RE - (GA) Retired 5212 Memory Ln., c/o Mary Lee Campbell, Durham, NC 27712-2126; (R) 704-732-2837; (C) 919-471-1230 Melton, Larry M. (Carol) - RE - (MA) Retired 140 Ridgewood Dr., Marion, NC 28752-7105; (R) 828-559-0179; (C) 828-803-7657; (e) [email protected] Mercer, Ruth Fowler (John) - PL - (AL) Gilboa-Peachland Assistant 196 Hawk Rd., Polkton, NC 28135-7223; (R) 704-826-6182; (C) 704-695-4076; (e) [email protected] 78 Western North Carolina Conference Michael, R. Blake (Molly) - FE - (LX) Professor, Ohio Wesleyan University Dept. Of Religion, Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, OH 43015; (O) 740-368-3828; (R) 740)-362-6525; (C) 614-506-0318; (F) 740-368-2873; (e) [email protected] Michael, Suzanne G. (Jimmy) - FE - (GR) Center 6142 Lake Brandt Rd., Greensboro, NC 27455-8234; (O) 336-643-7765; (R) 336-643-6011; (C) 336-508-3934; (F) 336-643-7136; (e) [email protected] Miles, Louis (Celia) - RE - (AS) Retired 104 Clubwood Ct.,Asheville, NC 28803-3174; (R) 828-253-1184; (e) [email protected] Miles, W. Alexander (Joann) - PL - (GR) Bethany-Staley 7711 Sun Valley Ln., Summerﬁ eld, NC 27358-9504; (O) 336-643-3609; (R) 336-643-3609; (C) 336-404-0703; (F) 336-643-3609; (e) [email protected] Miller, Bobby R. (Jeanne) - FE - (NW) Sparta PO Box 697, Sparta, NC 28675; (O) 336-372-4441; (R) 336-372-4799; (C) 336-572-2994; (F) 336-372-1534; (e) [email protected] Miller, Carroll K. (Jennie) - OE - (MA) Retired/Linville PO Box 128, Old Fort, NC 28762-0128; (O) 828-668-1077; (R) 828-668-1077; (C) 828-527-2830; (F) 828-668-1077; (e) [email protected] Miller, Corey G. (Elizabeth) - FE - (WS) Personal Leave 3934 Burning Tree Ln., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-6253; (R) 336-924-0955; (e) [email protected] Miller, Daniel V. (Susan) - FE - (NE) Bethel (Oak Ridge) 8424 Haw River Rd., Oak Ridge, NC 27310-9831; (O) 336-643-0509; (R) 336-644-1579; (e) [email protected] Miller, Douglas W. (Mary) - FE - (HP) Grays Chapel 5056 NC Highway 22 N, Franklinville, NC 27248-8267; (O) 336-824-2463; (R) 336-824-4463; (F) 336-824-2413; (e) [email protected] Miller, Johanna C. (Larry) - PD - (AL) Mill Grove Minister of Spiritual Development 7311 Mill Grove Rd., Indian Trail, NC 28079; (O) 704-882-3770; (R) 704-882-3350; (C) 704-619-1980; (e) [email protected] Miller, John James (Opal) - RE - (WA) Retired 130 Crescent Dr., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-8714; (R) 828-452-0156; (C) 828-734-9286; (F) 828-452-0156; (e) [email protected] Miller, John K. - RE - (ST) Retired 125 Henderson Cir #193, Forest City, NC 28043-2584 Miller, Karen F. (Perry) - FE - (ST) Statesville: Wesley Memorial 816 Woods Dr., Statesville, NC 28677; (O) 704-873-8701; (R) 704-873-1878; (C) 704-903-2997; (e) [email protected] Miller, Lauren C. (John) - PD - (AS) Wesley Chapel Director of Christian Education (North Georgia Conf) 3435 Rocky Springs Court, Marietta, GA 30062; (O) 770-993-4919; (R) 770-971-2427; (C) 404-444-0280; (e) [email protected] Miller, Mary Rowe (Doug) - FE - (GR) Sandy Ridge 2223 Sandy Ridge Rd., High Point, NC 27265-8111; (O) 336-665-0774; (R) 336-824-4703; (C) 336-460-0616; (e) [email protected] Miller, Patt J. (Austella) - RL - (WA) Retired PO Box 903, Hayesville, NC 28904-0903; (R) 828-389-6913 Miller, Perry S. (Karen) - FE - (ST) Claremont: Bethlehem 816 Woods Dr., Statesville, NC 28677; (O) 828-459-7480; (R) 703-873-1878; (e) [email protected] Miller, Roy L. (Kimberly) - FL - (LX) Concord 193 Cherry Hill Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028-6619; (O) 336-998-2429; (R) 336-998-3407; (C) 336-207-6445; (F) 704-434-5167; (e) [email protected] Miller, Stephen W. (Robin) - FL - (WA) Rockwood 346 Indian Hills Lp., Waynesville, NC 28786-6543; (O) 828-648-6870; (R) 828-648-9853; (C) 828-400-9333; (e) [email protected] Miller, Warren W. (Carol) - FE - (SA) Rockwell PO Box 337, Rockwell, NC 28138-0337; (O) 704-279-3235; (R) 704-279-6939; (C) 336-549-6764; (e) [email protected] Milleson, Bart W. (Helen) - FE - (AL) Stallings 6605 Kingbird Ct., Charlotte, NC 28215; (O) 704-821-8820; (R) 704-545-4871; (C) 336-686-3316; (F) 704-821-7686; (e) [email protected] Mills, Albert (Marian) - FE - (GA) Gastonia: Epworth-Mt. Pleasant 10428 Spring Tree Ln., Huntersville, NC 28078-2636; (R) 704-912-3116; (C) 704-562-1879; (e) [email protected] Mills, Rickie W. (Betty Jo) - RE - (AS) Retired PO Box 1016, Black Mountain, NC 28711-1016; (R) 828-669-4692; (e) [email protected] Milton, Paul N. - FE - (CH) Charlotte: St. Mark’s 917 Clanton Rd., Charlotte, NC 28217-1206; (O) 704-523-7483; (R) 704-525-4277; (C) 336-202-7272; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 79

Milton, Sadye Joyner - RE - (GR) Retired 402 Barham Rd., Reidsville, NC 27320-7475; (R) 336-951-1189; (e) [email protected] Miner, David L., Sr. (Lori) - FE - (GA) Clover Hill-Mt. Moriah-New Home 1225 Oak Grove-Clover Hill Ch. Rd., Casar, NC 28020; (O) 704-472-0603; (R) 704-472-0603; (C) 704-477-2597; (e) [email protected] Minus, Elizabeth C. [Libba] (Joseph) - RD - (GA) Retired PO Box 1849, Shelby, NC 28151-1849; (O) 704-487-8491; (R) 704-482-2013; (C) 704-477-8708; (e) [email protected] Mitchell, Rickey D. (Rita) - FL - (NW) Creston-Green Valley 616 Three Top Rd., Creston, NC 28615-9591; (O) 336-385-6260; (R) 336-385-6260; (e) [email protected] Mitchell, Susan D. (Rob) - PE - (HP) Asheboro: First Associate 7701 Pinelawn Ln., Summerﬁ eld, NC 27358-9300; (O) 336-625-2224; (R) 336-643-0129; (C) 336-549-9251; (e) [email protected] Money, Danny B. (Kimberly) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Muir’s Chapel Associate 314 Muirs Chapel Rd., Greensboro, NC 27410-6124; (O) 336-299-1913; (R) 336-201-6759; (C) 336-250-1253; (F) 336-299-2846; (e) [email protected] Montfort, Russell T. (Ruth) - RE - (CH) Retired 1300 Reece Rd., Apt. 520, Charlotte, NC 28209-2181; (R) 704-523-3595 Montgomery, Gayle G. (Joe) - FE - (CH) Harrison Associate 15008 Lancaster Hwy., Pineville, NC 28134-8129; (O) 704-541-3463; (R) 704-542-2944; (C) 704-277-3213; (F) 704-541-7710; (e) [email protected] Moore, A. J. (Cynthia) - PE - (AS) Bald Creek-Pensacola 29 Bald Creek School Rd., Burnsville, NC 28714-5739; (O) 828-284-4081; (R) 828-682-3896; (C) 828-284-4081; (F) 828-682-7516; (e) [email protected] Moore, A. J. (Cynthia) - PE - (AS) Bald Creek-Pensacola 29 Bald Creek School Rd., Burnsville, NC 28714-5739; (O) 828-284-4081; (R) 828-682-3896; (C) 828-284-4081; (F) 828-682-7516; (e) [email protected] Moore, Anthony E. (Jennifer) - FL - (SA) Gold Hill-Bethlehem 535 Saint Stephens Church Rd., Gold Hill, NC 28071-9404; (O) 704-279-3687; (R) 704-279-3687; (C) 704-773-1515; (e) [email protected] Moore, Charles R. - RE - (NE) Retired 984 Raven Rock Rd., Ararat, VA 24053-3008; (R) 276-251-1110; (e) [email protected] Moore, Clyde A., Jr. (Peggy) - PE - (NW) Elkin-Jonesville 251 Lyles St., Elkin, NC 28621-2229; (O) 336-835-5007; (R) 336-835-5007; (C) 336-971-6196; (e) [email protected] Moore, H. Eugene (Sandra) - AM - (AL) Porter-Randall 16357 Tyson Rd., Albemarle, NC 28001-8764; (R) 704-982-5474; (C) 704-685-1066; (F) 704-824-1567; (e) [email protected] Moore, John A. (Pat) - FE - (CH) Incapacity Leave 10927 Harringham Ln., Charlotte, NC 28269-5005; (C) 704-618-1977; (e) [email protected] Moore, Robert L. - RE - (WA) Retired 152 Hoot Owl Holw, Sylva, NC 28779-8645; (R) 828-586-8672; (C) 828-226-6065; (e) [email protected] Moore, Samuel H., Jr. (Marva) - FE - (NE) District Superintendent 104 E Decatur St., Madison, NC 27025-1906; (O) 336-427-4454; (R) 336-427-4419; (F) 336-427-6501; (e) [email protected] Moore, Terry L. (Nancy) - FE - (AL) Weddington 13901 Providence Rd., Matthews, NC 28104-9371; (O) 704-846-1032; (R) 704-663-4680; (C) 704-677-3995; (F) 704-849-7627; (e) [email protected] Moore, Timothy S. (Amy Spivey) - FE - (WA) Campus Minister, Young Harris College 738 Chatuge Ln., Hayesville, NC 28904-6322; (O) 706-379-3111; (R) 828-389-9055; (C) 828-557-6196; (e) [email protected] Moran, Frances H. (Jeffery) - FE - (HP) High Point: First Associate 512 N Main St., High Point, NC 27260-5016; (O) 336-889-4429; (R) 336-882-7052; (C) 336-905-1766; (F) 336-889-0262; (e) [email protected] Moran, Jeffery D. (Fran) - PL - (HP) High Point: Ward Street Mission Assistant 3521 Ramsay St., Apt. 1-F, High Point, NC 27265; (R) 336-882-7052; (C) 336-688-7747; (e) [email protected] Moran, Michael J. (Mary Susan) - FE - (GR) Personal Leave 438 W Friendly Ave., Greensboro, NC 27401-2202; (R) 336-855-1381; (C) 336-451-5297; (e) [email protected] Morasco, Bruce E. (Eileen) - PL - (LX) Mt. Carmel 2372 Milling Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028-7334; (R) 336-998-8743; (C) 336-909-2526; (e) [email protected] Moreau, Anthony L. (Erin) - PE - (AS) Nesbitt’s Chapel 8 Nesbitt Chapel Rd., Fairview, NC 28730-8612; (O) 828-628-2599; (R) 828-628-2412; (C) 828-779-0832; (e) [email protected] 80 Western North Carolina Conference Moree, Michael W. (Carolyn) - FE - (ST) Conover: First 178 Dula Lp., Taylorsville, NC 28681-7843; (O) 828-464-4635; (R) 828-244-6425; (C) 828-244-6425; (F) 828-464-3423; (e) [email protected] Moretz, F. Boyd (Susan) - PL - (NE) Wentworth 4855 Reidsville Rd., Walkertown, NC 27051-9776; (R) 336-595-3594; (C) 336-408-9227; (e) [email protected] Morgan, Caren Bigelow (John) - FE - (AL) Waxhaw 4615 Ferguson Cir., Waxhaw, NC 28173-8935; (O) 704-825-8175; (R) 704-825-3496; (e) [email protected] Morgan, Clay J. (Hazel) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 513, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0513; (R) 828-465-4449; (C) 336-596-9541; (e) [email protected] Morgan, Linda Stack (Paul) - RE - (MA) Retired/Golden Valley 3826B 16th St., NE, Hickory, NC 28601-8405; (O) 828-250-0040; (R) 828-256-7341; (C) 704-437-6666; (e) [email protected] Morphis, Eric W. (Sheri) - FE - (ST) Christ Associate (Statesville) 2416 Zion Church Rd., Hickory, NC 28602-7116; (O) 828-294-6858; (R) 704-876-3341; (C) 704-402-3354; (F) 704-872-6713; (e) [email protected] Morris, Emmanuel S. (Marilyn) - PL - (CH) Charlotte: Spencer Memorial 3400 Winterﬁ eld Pl., Charlotte, NC 28205-5940; (O) 704-334-2550; (R) 704-536-2763; (C) 704-806-3803; (e) [email protected] Morris, Sue Anne (Charles) - FL - (NE) Eden: First 1426 Carolina Ave., Eden, NC 27288-3930; (O) 336-635-3103; (R) 336-635-8573; (C) 336-552-6278; (F) 336-635-8573; (e) [email protected] Morrison, Ana C. - FL - (HP) Asheboro: Adonai Mission PO Box 5322, Asheboro, NC 27204-5322; (O) 336-625-4888; (R) 336-626-0261; (C) 336-491-0235; (e) [email protected] Morrison, Billie S. - RE - (GR) Retired 5605 Davis Mill Rd., Greensboro, NC 27406-9130; (R) 336-674-1211 Morrison, Donald G. (Catherine) - PL - (MA) Carson’s Chapel-Trinity 190 Tobacco Rd., Union Mills, NC 28167-9687; (O) 828-287-4520; (R) 828-287-4520; (e) [email protected] Morrison, Hayward L. (Martha) - RE - (GA) Retired 1703 Kings Rd., Shelby, NC 28150-6125; (R) 704-480-9886; (e) [email protected] Morrow, W. Leon (Jane) - FE - (NW) Lenoir: Whitnel 1373 Delwood Dr., SW, Lenoir, NC 28645-6119; (O) 828-754-4012; (R) 828-754-0711; (C) 828-292-1690; (F) 828-754-0212; (e) [email protected] Morton, Charles E. - RE - (GR) Retired 253 N Main St., Alpharetta, GA 30009-3624; (R) 336-882-2916 Mosby, Tiajuana F. [Tina] - PE - (GR) Triad UM Campus Ministry Inc. 2603 Kings Mill Rd., Greensboro, NC 27407-6427; (R) 336-855-3988; (C) 336-587-4094; (F) 336-855-3988; (e) [email protected] Moss, Aaron W. (Emma Lou) - RE - (GR) Retired 4929 Woody Mill Rd., Greensboro, NC 27406-8760; (R) 336-674-9755; (e) [email protected] Moss, Dwight R. - PL - (WA) Sweetwater 412 Gnatty Rd., Hayesville, NC 28904; (R) 828-389-0420; (C) 828-835-6814; (e) [email protected] Moss, K. Ronald (Judith Valerie) - RE - (GR) Retired PO Box 2256, Asheville, NC 28802-2256; (R) 919-332-9977; (e) [email protected] Moss, O. Ray (Betty) - RE - (SA) Retired 105 Hemlock Ave., Kannapolis, NC 28081-4237; (R) 704-938-6520 Mouw, Karen V. (David) - RE - (AS) Retired 21 Mount Vernon Pl., Asheville, NC 28804-2408; (R) 828-254-5012; (e) [email protected] Muckler, Mark T. (Jill) - PE - (CH) Charlotte: Mouzon 3118 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte, NC 28209; (O) 704-525-1326; (C) 704-763-9131; (F) 704-528-0661; (e) [email protected] Mullinix, G. Roland (Vicki) - RL - (MA) Retired PO Box 151, Minneapolis, NC 28652-0151; (R) 828-733-9256 Murray, Jerry D. (Nancy) - RE - (WS) Retired 711 Bundaberg Ln., Rural Hall, NC 27045-9752; (R) 336-377-9864; (F) 336-377-9864; (e) [email protected] Murrow, Mitchell C. (Faye) - RE - (CH) Retired 206 Summit Ave., Mount Holly, NC 28120-2148; (R) 704-827-9181; (C) 704-575-0881; (e) [email protected] Musselman, Anne Collins - PE - (SA) Retired 710 Willow Dr., Kannapolis, NC 28083-3676; (R) 704-938-1806; (e) [email protected] Myers, Glenn L., Jr. (Susan) - FE - (SA) Concord: Epworth 1030 Burrage Rd., NE, Concord, NC 28025-2910; (O) 704-786-6183; (R) 704-782-9623; (C) 336-870-0314; (F) 704-786-8103; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 81 Myers, Horwood P., Jr. (June Wren) - RE - (WA) Retired 505 Cokesbury Ln., Asheville, NC 28803-2011; (R) 828-277-1962 Myers, Jimmy L. - FE - (LX) Reserve Chaplain, U.S. Navy PO Box 2071, Advance, NC 27006-2071; (O) 336-242-6711; (R) 336-998-8203; (C) 336-782-9388; (F) 336-242-6869; (e) [email protected] Myrick, Cecil K. (Ellen) - RE - (WA) Retired 101 Kammerer Dr., Waynesville, NC 28785-5906; (R) 828-452-2591; (e) [email protected]

Nations, J. Robert, Jr. (Diane) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Centenary Associate PO Box 658, Winston-Salem, NC 27102-0658; (O) 336-397-1357; (R) 336-306-9323; (C) 336-399-8258; (F) 336-723-5840; (e) [email protected] Needham, Edwin G. (Wanda) - RE - (WS) Retired 3400 Kilmurry Hill Rd., Pfafftown, NC 27040-7436; (R) 336-924-1094; (C) 336-577-5178; (e) [email protected] Newell, J. Keith (Laurie) - FE - (WA) Memorial-Patton 4668 Old Murphy Rd., Franklin, NC 28744-1419; (O) 828-369-5834; (R) 828-349-3254; (C) 828-342-6077; (F) 828-369-5834; (e) [email protected] Newman, Brenda M. (Don) - FE - (SA) Mount Olivet 301 Mount Olivet Rd., Concord, NC 28025-2825; (O) 704-782-8846; (R) 704-938-5040; (C) 704-785-7948; (e) [email protected] Newman, Donald A. (Brenda) - FE - (SA) Concord: Center 1119 Union St., S, Concord, NC 28025-5827; (O) 704-782-1785; (R) 704-938-5040; (C) 704-787-0792; (e) [email protected] Newton, Michael E. (Kathryn) - FE - (AL) Personal Leave 4374 Landing Rd., Little River, SC 29566-8230; (C) 704-678-3116; (e) [email protected] Nichols, Keith A. (Tracy) - PL - (MA) Altamont-Jonas Ridge 6935 NC Highway 183, Newland, NC 28657-7305; (O) 828-737-0065; (R) 828-733-1183; (C) 828-448-1387; (e) [email protected] Noblitt, H. Donald (Ruth) - RE - (SA) Retired PO Box 1226, Kannapolis, NC 28082-1226; (R) 704-932-8716; (C) 704-783-5321 Noblitt, Joshua M. - FD - (CH) Capital Habeas Investigator, Federal Public Defender Ofﬁ ce 781 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GA 30308; (O) 404-688-7530; (C) 404-668-4952; (e) [email protected] Noell, Stuart L. (Lou Ann) - FE - (HP) Archdale PO Box 4096, High Point, NC 27263-4096; (O) 336-431-7111; (R) 336-431-1929; (e) [email protected] Nolan, David C. (Nancy) - FE - (AL) Bethel-Palestine 36404 Palestine Rd., Albemarle, NC 28001-7933; (O) 704-982-4668; (R) 704-982-4668; (C) 704-438-4419; (e) [email protected] Northcraft, Suzanne B. (Julian) - RE - (WS) Retired 3513 Waterway Dr., Pfafftown, NC 27040-8716; (R) 336-922-6269; (C) 336-287-7541; (e) [email protected] Northington, James A. (Mary) - RE - (AL) Retired 1401 Patricia Dr., Thomasville, NC 27360-3211; (R) 910-572-1934; (e) [email protected] Northrup, Paula B. (Stephen) - FE - (ST) Center 4971 Sherrills Ford Rd., Catawba, NC 28609-7927; (O) 828-241-4122; (R) 828-241-3460; (C) 828-228-1668; (F) 828-241-4121; (e) [email protected] Norton, Zane G. (Elizabeth) - RE - (SA) Retired 4224 Leila Dr., Harrisburg, NC 28075-9105; (R) 704-455-1816 Nowlan, R. Scott (Julie) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: West Market Street Associate 302 W Market St., Greensboro, NC 27401-6132; (O) 336-275-4587; (R) 336-674-9385; (F) 336-275-4589; (e) [email protected] Noyes, David C. (Sharon) - FE - (LX) Thomasville: Fair Grove 305 Willowbrook Dr., Thomasville, NC 27360-6134; (O) 336-475-2598; (R) 336-476-4383; (C) 336-689-2313; (e) [email protected] Nunez, M. Margaret (Max) - PD - (CH) Chaplain, Carolina’s Medical Center and Licensed Counselor 3313 Chilham Pl., Charlotte, NC 28226-3000; (O) 704-544-1617; (R) 704-541-6928; (C) 704-574-1998; (e) [email protected] O’Brien, R. Michael (Martha) - RE - (SA) Retired 451 Woodend Dr., SE, Concord, NC 28025-2738; (R) 704-788-9298; (C) 704-425-1878; (e) [email protected] O’Ferrell, L. Ray (Beth) - RA - (NW) Retired 220 Sweet Gum Ln., Salisbury, NC 28146-8799; (R) 704-279-8968; (e) [email protected] Ogburn, R. Lynn (Kayce) - RE - (LN) Retired 17007 Bridgeton Ln., Huntersville, NC 28078-4832; (C) 704-579-1942 Ogden, Wanda J. - FE - (WS) Incapacity Leave 438 Carolina St., Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870-2106; (R) 252-537-3630; (C) 336-575-7874 82 Western North Carolina Conference Ogle, A. Wade (Susan) - FE - (LN) Charlotte: Trinity 6230 Beatties Ford Rd., Charlotte, NC 28216-2106; (R) 704-655-2841; (e) [email protected] Oglesby, Glynn A. (Phoebe) - RE - (WA) Retired 645 Winfred Dr., Orange Park, FL 32073-3947; (R) 904-264-4388 Okocha, Friday M. (Angela) - PE - (LN) Morrows Chapel Associate 3817 Hunters Run Ln., Matthews, NC 28105-0756; (O) 704-957-7041; (R) 704-568-9082; (C) 704-957-7041; (e) [email protected] Ollis, Jock P. (Cheryl) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Ardmore 630 S Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103; (O) 336-723-3695; (R) 336-307-3658; (C) 336-686-4734; (e) [email protected] Om, Samuel (Syvany) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: St. John’s 4314 Dowling Dr., Charlotte, NC 28205-4523; (R) 704-566-9155; (C) 980-213-9136; (e) [email protected] O’Neal, J. Ross, Jr. (Julie) - FE - (SA) Spencer: Central PO Box 203, Spencer, NC 28159-0203; (R) 704-636-6292; (e) [email protected] O’Neil, Carole M. - FE - (CH) Chaplain, CHRISTUS-Spohn Health 1415 Santa Fe St., Corpus Christi, TX 78404-2105; (O) 361-887-4521; (R) 361-986-0377; (C) 361-876-5455; F) 361-887-4906; (e) carole.o’[email protected] Orrell, Elizabeth H. (Dale) - FD - (WS) Personal Leave 130 Creekstone Ct.,Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1225; (R) 336-768-4785; (C) 336-971-8092; (e) [email protected] Ortigoza, David R. - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Cole Memorial 2300 Carved Treen Ln., Charlotte, NC 28262; (O) 704-596-2356; (C) 828-507-0815; (e) [email protected] Osborne, Barry P. (Judi) - FE - (HP) High Point: Wesley Memorial Associate PO Box 5289, High Point, NC 27262-5289; (O) 336-884-2204; (R) 336-882-4059; (F) 336-884-4313; (e) [email protected] Osborne, Clarence E., Jr. (Donna) - PL - (MA) Morganton: Bethel 1338 Bethel Rd., Morganton, NC 28655; (O) 828-437-7325; (R) 828-437-7398; (C) 828-475-9270; (F) 828-863-4488; (e) [email protected] Osborne, William H., Jr. (Jane) - RE - (SA) Retired 3206 Winged Foot Dr., Salisbury, NC 28144-8421; (R) 704-637-1150; (e) [email protected] Osmer, Sarah T.* (Rick) - FE - (WA) Executive Director, NAMI Mercer 82 Ross Stevenson Cir., Princeton, NJ 08540-1930; (O) 609-799-8994; (R) 609-683-4830; (C) 609-468-6010; (F) 609-799-8996; (e) [email protected] Osterberg, Scott A. (Susan) - FE - (NW) Family Leave PO Box 25, Yadkinville, NC 27055-0025; (O) 336-679-2243; (R) 336-677-2220; (F) 336-677-3892; (e) [email protected] Ottinger, Kelly B. (Carol) - PL - (SA) Bethel (Rowan) 4115 Long Ferry Rd., Salisbury, NC 28144; (O) 704-639-1084; (e) [email protected] Outen, Daniel K. (Hilda) - RA - (HP) Retired/West Chapel 376 Auman Ave., Asheboro, NC 27205-7505; (C) 336-963-4495; (e) [email protected] Outlaw, J. Kent, Jr. - RE - (WS) Retired 5645 Sweetbriar Rd., Pfafftown, NC 27040-9529; (R) 336-924-0028; (e) [email protected] Overcash, Peter A. (Christina) - PE - (MA) Mt. Harmony-Burke Chapel 8158 Mt. Harmony Rd., Connellys Springs, NC 28612; (R) 828-397-3370; (C) 704-792-4865; (e) [email protected] Overcash, Ronald A. (Betty) - RE - (GR) Retired 1143 Hartzog Ford Rd., West Jefferson, NC 28694; (R) 336-887-9301 Overrein, Duncan A. (Lisa) - PL - (NW) Crossﬁ re Assistant 1560 High Rock Rd., Boomer, NC 28606-9240; (O) 336-838-9100; (R) 336-921-2176; (C) 336-927-4198; (e) [email protected] Owen, P. Scott, Jr. (Linda) - FE - (GA) Oak Grove-Palm Tree-Pleasant Hill 1146 W Stagecoach Trl, Lawndale, NC 28090-9058; (R) 704-312-3916; (e) [email protected] Owens, Ned B. (Melissa) - RE - (MA) Retired/Lebanon 1786 Oak Grove Church Rd., Ellenboro, NC 28040-7687; (O) 828-625-2656; (R) 828-453-9520; (e) [email protected] Owens, Tony G. - PL - (LX) Mocksville: Bethel-Bailey’s Chapel 710 5th St., Spencer, NC 28159-1520; (R) 704-637-0027; (C) 704-798-4188; (e) [email protected] Owens, Warren N. (Tracey) - FE - (AS) Avery’s Creek 16 Fullam Dr., Arden, NC 28704-8715; (O) 828-684-8126; (R) 828-684-8969; (C) 828-246-6001; (e) [email protected]

Padgett, Frank L. (Allison) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 1, Cullowhee, NC 28723-0001; (R) 828-743-9833; (e) ﬂ [email protected] Padilla, Melita B. - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Calvary 512 West Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28203-4602; (O) 704-333-3388; (R) 704-569-3713; (C) 704-975-0826; (F) 704-333-6689; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 83

Page, C. Shane (Christie) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Myers Park Associate 1501 Queens Rd., Charlotte, NC 28207-2503; (R) 704-246-6606; (C) 704-881-3486; (e) [email protected] Page, Charles E. (Catherine) - RE - (GR) Retired 405 Turnstone Trl, Greensboro, NC 27455-1371; (R) 336-617-6906; (C) 336-264-0293; (e) [email protected] Page, Christie A. (Shane) - PE - (ST) Family Leave 8211 Bellﬁ eld Pl., Charlotte, NC 28270-0954; (R) 704-246-6606; (e) [email protected] Parish, Peter R. (Peggy) - FL - (NW) Director, Camp Elk Shoals 600 Barr Rd., Piney Creek, NC 28663; (O) 336-877-4607; (R) 336-859-8144; (F) 336-359-8144; (e) [email protected] Park, Phillip W. (Suzanne) - FE - (MA) Caroleen: First PO Box 187, Caroleen, NC 28019-0187; (R) 828-657-6416; (e) [email protected] Parker, B. Joe (Ann) - RE - (LX) Retired PO Box 325, Thomasville, NC 27361-0325; (R) 336-859-6061; (C) 336-803-2945; (e) [email protected] Parker, M. Joe (Carolyn) - RE - (NW) Retired 815 Seehorn St., NE, Lenoir, NC 28645-3751; (R) 828-754-5200 Parker-Reece, Beverly L. (Eric Reece) - FD - (LN) Charlotte: Pleasant Grove Minister of Education 1915 Oakdale Rd., Charlotte, NC 28216-1423; (R) 704-865-0136; (e) [email protected] Parks, Sybil R. - FE - (WS) Walkertown: Love’s PO Box 8, Walkertown, NC 27051-0008; (O) 336-595-2114; (R) 336-595-2414; (F) 336-595-2816; (e) [email protected] Parleir, Wayne B. (Elizabeth) - PL - (NE) Eden: Meadow View 1004 Friendly Rd., Eden, NC 27288-2806; (O) 336-623-8028; (R) 336-623-8028; (F) 336-623-8028; (e) [email protected] Parris, Derrell L. - RE - (CH) Retired 400 S Sharon Amity Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211-2845; (R) 704-367-2667 Parsons, James C. (Alycia) - FE - (LX) Thomasville: Trinity 130 Maplewood Ave., Thomasville, NC 27360-5630; (O) 336-472-7970; (R) 336-476-4225; (C) 336-309-3287; (e) [email protected] Parsons, Robert L., Jr. (Ali Heston) - FE - (AS) Saluda-Columbus 1678 Maybank Rd., SALUDA, NC 28773-0551; (O) 828-894-2168; (C) 828-606-3452; (e) [email protected] Patterson, Deborah D. (Ralph) - PL - (AS) Moore’s Grove 48 Kingswood Dr., Hendersonville, NC 28792-9518; (R) 828-697-6581; (C) 828-551-4973; (e) [email protected] Patterson, Jeffrey S. (Tammy) - FE - (WS) Kernersville: Main Street 306 S Main St., Kernersville, NC 27284-2762; (O) 336-993-3411; (R) 336-310-4001; (C) 336-413-7336; (F) 336-993-6033; (e) [email protected] Patzfahl, Richard L. (Carol) - FE - (NE) Mount Hermon 8482 NC 704, Madison, NC 27025; (R) 336-548-2657; (e) [email protected] Payne, Ardis D. (Alline) - RA - (LX) Retired 1708 W Lexington Ave., High Point, NC 27262-7116; (R) 336-882-9329 Peden, Ivan H. M. (Carol) - FE - (LX) Thomasville: Memorial PO Box 428, Thomasville, NC 27361-0428; (O) 336-472-7718; (R) 336-472-7179; (F) 336-472-8742; (e) [email protected] Peeler, A. Owen (Mary) - FE - (NW) Bethany 495 NC Highway 194 S, West Jefferson, NC 28694-9110; (O) 336-877-2801; (R) 336-877-3285; (C) 704-533-1396; (e) [email protected] Peeler, David E. (Julie) - FE - (AS) Snow Hill 84 Snow Hill Church Rd., Candler, NC 28715-9547; (O) 828-633-0918; (R) 828-667-2415; (C) 828-450-2512; (e) [email protected] Pegram, Patricia G. - PD - (CH) Attorney, Peace and Justice Clinic 9614 Hampton Oak Ln., Charlotte, NC 28270; (O) 704-522-7733; (R) 704-846-2564; (C) 704-839-1624; (F) 704-522-9529; (e) [email protected] Pegues, Walter (Brenda) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Simpson-Gillespie 3545 Beatties Ford Rd., Charlotte, NC 28216-3741; (O) 704-399-2717; (R) 704-825-4927; (C) 704-678-4781; (F) 704-399-2622; (e) [email protected] Pendleton, C. Jay - FE - (WS) Vice-Provost, Mercer University 1400 Coleman Ave., Macon, GA 31207-0001; (O) 478-301-2078; (R) 478-757-1394; (F) 478-301-2015; (e) [email protected] Pendleton, Keys S. (Becky) - RE - (LX) Retired 461 Oak Grove-CloverHill Ch Rd., Lawndale, NC ; (R) 704-669-5696; (C) 704-974-3403; (e) [email protected] Penland, David R. (Lisa) - RE - (AS) Retired 1895 Les Robinson Rd., Columbia, TN 38401-1329; (R) 931-626-6526; (e) [email protected] Penley, Charles C., Jr. (Sharon) - FE - (NE) Mayodan 710 Wilkins St., Mayodan, NC 27027-0219; (O) 336-548-9508; (R) 336-949-3271; (C) 336-575-1174; (e) [email protected] 84 Western North Carolina Conference Penry, Clyde K. (Wanda) - FE - (GA) Gastonia: Myers Memorial 301 S New Hope Rd., Gastonia, NC 28054-4038; (O) 704-864-3222; (R) 704-865-2588; (C) 704-798-9075; (e) [email protected] Penry, Melinda S. - PE - (LX) Linwood PO Box 1148, Linwood, NC 27299-1148; (O) 336-956-2925; (R) 336-956-8830; (C) 336-255-2897; (e) [email protected] Perkins, Albert O., Sr. (Mary) - FE - (LN) Iron Station: Tucker’s Grove 521 Crocker Rd., Kings Mountain, NC 28086-4005; (O) 704-739-6671; (R) 704-739-6671; (C) 704-300-4994; (F) 704-730-1803; (e) [email protected] Perkins, Merrill G. (Virginia) - RE - (SA) Retired/Concord: Ann Street 61 Eastcliff Dr., SE, Concord, NC 28025-3743; (O) 704-782-4751; (R) 704-782-4751; (C) 704-996-0193; (e) [email protected] Perkins, Paul F., Sr. (Mary) - RE - (WS) Retired/St. James 2076 Rougemont Ln., Kernersville, NC 27284-4321; (O) 336-869-3959; (R) 336-869-3959; (C) 336-416-3304; (e) [email protected] Perry, L’Tanya M. (Kelvin) - PL - (NW) Burgess Chapel 7899 Foxcroft Ln., Charlotte, NC 28213-3878; (R) 704-455-4527; (C) 704-831-1806; (F) 704-455-4527; (e) [email protected] Perry, Ronald D. (Karla) - FL - (CH) Charlotte: Aldersgate-Grace 4814 Zephyr Ln., Charlotte, NC 28209; (O) 704-523-5052; (R) 704-910-3905; (C) 704-779-1173; (e) [email protected] Peterson, Mary Lynne - FD - (NW) Minister of Christian Ed, New Beginings UMC (SC Conf) 210 Rainbow Lake Rd., Boiling Springs, SC 29316-5786; (O) 864-599-1303; (R) 864-529-1537; (C) 864-529-1537; (e) [email protected] Petree, Joseph R. (Ginny) - RE - (GR) Retired 5736 Bunch Rd., Oak Ridge, NC 27310-9742; (R) 336-643-5266 Petree, Robert E. (Ruth) - FL - (ST) Plateau-Wesley’s Chapel 4946 NC Highway 10 W, Newton, NC 28658-8799; (O) 704-462-1551; (R) 704-462-0216; (C) 828-499-2533; (e) [email protected] Peurifoy, Robert C. (Virginia) - FE - (NW) Incapacity Leave PO Box 1997, Boone, NC 28607-1997; (C) 828-773-5547; (e) [email protected] Peurifoy, Virginia B. (Robert) - PL - (NW) Chaplain, High Country Hospice PO Box 1997, Boone, NC 28607-1997; (O) 828-265-3926; (R) 828-773-0718; (C) 828-773-0718; (F) 828-264-2125; (e) [email protected] Pharr, Philip A. (Dottie) - RE - (NW) Retired 185 Sunset Dr., Boone, NC 28607-4908; (R) 828-265-3700; (e) [email protected] Pheagin, William H., Jr. (Marilyn) - RE - (GA) Retired (Died Sept. 15, 2010) 706 Branton Dr., Shelby, NC 28152-6310; (R) 704-481-8075 Phillippi, Steven E. (Reina) - FE - (AL) Prospect 6020 Prospect Rd., Monroe, NC 28112-9537; (O) 704-764-3795; (R) 704-764-3852; (C) 704-254-2126; (F) 704-764-8949; (e) [email protected] Pickerel, Ashley G. - PE - (LN) Davidson Associate for Campus Ministry PO Box 718, Davidson, NC 28036-0718; (O) 704-892-8277; (R) 704-408-4248; (C) 704-408-4248; (F) 704-896-0941; (e) [email protected] Pierce, Kathryn B. (Russ) - FE - (HP) Family Leave 612 Sunset Dr., High Point, NC 27262; (O) 828-274-7656; (R) 828-277-6179; (e) [email protected] Pierce, Russell C. (Kathy) - FE - (HP) High Point: Wesley Memorial Executive Pastor 1225 Chestnut Dr., High Point, NC 27262; (O) 828-274-7656; (R) 828-277-6179; (C) 828-230-2796; (e) [email protected] Pillsbury, John C. (Paula) - FL - (NW) Grassy Creek (Surry) 267 Klondike Rd., State Rd., NC 28676-9291; (O) 336-835-8535; (R) 336-835-2106; (C) 336-469-8518; (e) [email protected] Pillsbury, Stephen W. - FE - (LX) Welcome: Center PO Box 179, Welcome, NC 27374-0179; (O) 336-731-6616; (R) 336-731-8208; (C) 336-239-7041; (F) 336-731-0251; (e) [email protected] Pillsbury-Taylor, Susan E. (Lee) - FE - (AS) Asheville: Biltmore 18 Braddock Way, Asheville, NC 28803-2004; (O) 828-274-2379; (R) 828-277-5056; (C) 828-707-2444; (e) [email protected] Pittman, P. Lonnie (Susannah) - OE - (SA) North Metro Charlotte (NS) 5820 Village Dr., Concord, NC 28027; (e) [email protected] Pittman, Susannah B. (Lonnie) - OE - (SA) Concord: Central Associate 30 Union St. North, Concord, NC 28025; (O) 704-786-4109; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 85

Pleasants, Angela A. - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Central PO Box 25246, Charlotte, NC 28229-5246; (O) 704-536-9157; (R) 704-688-0277; (F) 704-536-8150; (e) [email protected] Ploch, Carol S. (Richard) - FE - (AS) Incapacity Leave 115 Forest Hill Dr., Asheville, NC 28803-2417; (R) 828-251-2219; (e) [email protected] Ploch, Richard R. (Carol) - FE - (AS) Swannanoa-Tabernacle 216 Whitson Ave., Swannanoa, NC 28778-3121; (O) 828-686-5284; (R) 828-251-2219; (C) 828-230-5190; (e) [email protected] Plott, T. Gregg (Kimberly) - FL - (NW) Warrensville PO Box 187, Warrensville, NC 28693-0187; (O) 336-384-3391; (R) 336-384-3391; (C) 336-927-4472; (e) [email protected] Plowman, Edwin L. (Marabeth) - FE - (HP) Professor, Florida Southern College 1712 Sims Pl., Lakeland, FL 33803-3530; (O) 863-680-4304; (R) 863-687-8845; (e) eplowman@fl southern.edu Plummer, C. Mark (Julie) - FE - (CH) Incapacity Leave 1619 Crestgate Dr., Waxhaw, NC 28173-6727; (R) 704-243-4463; (C) 704-564-0453; (e) [email protected] Poag, Lewis L. (Pat) - FE - (NW) Wilkesboro PO Box 197, Wilkesboro, NC 28697-0197; (O) 336-818-0552; (R) 336-838-3459; (F) 336-877-2801; (e) [email protected] Pollock, G. Lee (Alexis) - RE - (LX) Retired PO Box 572, Welcome, NC 27374-0572; (R) 336-731-2094; (F) 336-940-5502; (e) [email protected] Pollock, Henry M. (Jean) - RE - (NE) Retired 451 Straw House Rd., Reidsville, NC 27320-9418; (R) 336-349-5199; (C) 336-613-3855; (e) [email protected] Ponder, Lucy Norton (Austin) - RA - (AS) Retired 344 J And V Ln., Stanford, KY 40484-9605; (R) 859-792-3976; (C) 502-271-0333 Poole, Gregory M. (Lisa) - PL - (HP) New Hope 4215 New Hope Rd., Asheboro, NC 27205; (O) 704-843-6928; (R) 336-873-7523; (e) [email protected] Poole, Phillip T. (Ann) - FE - (HP) Personal Leave 3301 Olde Sedgefi eld Way, Greensboro, NC 27407-7279; (R) 336-852-4373; (C) 336-312-2158; (F) 336-852-4373; (e) [email protected] Pope, Alvin B. (Louise) - RL - (LX) Retired 114 Holiday Dr., Lexington, NC 27295-1019; (R) 336-731-4721 Porter, Jack B. (Ruth) - RE - (AS) Retired 875 Laurel Lake Cir., Madisonville, TN 37354-4808; (R) 423-442-4042; (C) 423-519-9716; (e) [email protected] Porter, Stephen C. (Megan) - FE - (GA) Crowell Memorial-Palm Tree 4010 Killian Rd., Lincolnton, NC 28092-9637; (O) 704-735-8889; (R) 704-732-6770; (C) 704-880-7505; (e) [email protected] Porter, Timothy R. (Jane) - FE - (HP) High Point: Mitchell’s Grove 104 Midland Ave., High Point, NC 27260-6132; (O) 336-882-6657; (R) 336-882-0546; (C) 828-606-9590; (F) 828-697-6146; (e) [email protected] Portis, Marcus S. (Jan) - FE - (WS) Clemmons Associate PO Box 829, Clemmons, NC 27012-0829; (R) 704-455-3734; (e) [email protected] Powell, C. Glenn (Ruby) - RA - (MA) Retired 29 Whispering Pines Dr., Marion, NC 28752-5099; (R) 828-652-1346 Powell, Daniel N. - RE - (AL) Retired 109 Bear Lake Dr., Warner Robins, GA 31088-6620; (R) 478-929-5574 Powell, James L. - FE - (WA) Counselor/Atlanta: Mary Branan (North Ga. Conf) 259 Arrowhead Blvd Ste. B1, Jonesboro, GA 30236-1167; (R) 770-423-1480; (e) [email protected] Powell, John J. (Anne) - RE - (MA) Retired/Forest City: Alexander 1710 Powell Rd., Mill Spring, NC 28756-6760; (O) 828-245-2149; (R) 828-625-2646; (e) [email protected] Powell, Randolph E. (Elizabeth) - FE - (SA) South River 11535 Cool Springs Rd., Cleveland, NC 27013; (O) 704-278-2894; (R) 704-278-2894; (e) [email protected] Powell, Theodore A. - RE - (GA) Retired PO Box 1711, Shelby, NC 28151-1711; (O) 704-471-1061; (R) 704-471-1061; (C) 704-472-4860 Presley, G. A. (Kimberly) - PL - (SA) Yadkin 3717 Mt. Olive Church Rd., Newton, NC 28658; (O) 828-464-5364; (R) 828-312-8919; (e) [email protected] Prichard, James O. - RE - (ST) Retired 845 Old Mountain Rd., Hiddenite, NC 28636-8311; (R) 828-632-5957; (C) 828-632-5957; (e) [email protected] Prichard, James O., Jr. (Sonia) - FL - (SA) Locust-Mill Grove 105 Azalea Way, Hendersonville, NC 28792-2408; (O) 828-692-5501; (R) 828-692-4268; (C) 828-458-1468; (F) 828-692-5501; (e) [email protected] Proffi tt, Baxter W. (Geneva) - RL - (NE) Retired 634 E Haymore St., Mount Airy, NC 27030-4656; (R) 336-786-5938 Pryor, W. Douglas (Betsy) - FE - (NE) Snow Hill 1995 Snow Hill Church Rd., Danbury, NC 27016-7124; (O) 336-593-8358; (R) 336-593-8358; (e) [email protected] 86 Western North Carolina Conference Purselle, Kerry B. (Richard) - FE - (AS) Brevard: First Associate 325 N Broad St., Brevard, NC 28712-3303; (O) 828-883-9025; (R) 828-862-3970; (C) 828-553-7224; (F) 828-885-2347; (e) [email protected] Puryear, Larry G. (Linda) - FE - (GA) Vanceburg (Kentucky Conference) 816 Cherrywood Ln., Grayson, KY 41143-1712; (R) 606-474-8680; (C) 606-922-3969; (e) [email protected] Pyatt, James L. (Janet) - FE - (MA) Spindale PO Box 241, Spindale, NC 28160-0241; (O) 828-286-2281; (R) 828-286-3192; (C) 828-429-4439; (F) 828-287-2135; (e) [email protected]

Quay, Gayle J. (Hilleary) - FD - (AS) Greenville: Buncombe St. Minister of Educ. (SCC) 200 Buncombe St., Greenville, SC 29601-2008; (O) 864-232-7341; (R) 864-244-4018; (C) 864-350-6938; (F) 864-242-4478; (e) [email protected] Queen, Barry L. (Melody) - FE - (HP) Asheboro: Central Associate 300 S Main St., Asheboro, NC 27203-5735; (O) 336-629-1425; (R) 336-629-2310; (F) 336-629-6550; (e) [email protected] Queen, Dolores B. (Tom) - RE - (ST) Retired PO Box 70, Connellys Springs, NC 28612-0070; (R) 828-874-2358; (C) 704-692-4948; (e) [email protected] Queen, Harry (Goldie) - RA - (GA) Retired 229 Sellars Rd., Kings Mountain, NC 28086-9481; (R) 704-445-4960 Queen, Sally Wooten (Kevin) - FE - (MA) Rutherford College: Abernethy Memorial PO Box 145, Rutherford College, NC 28671-0145; (O) 828-879-8894; (R) 828-874-3474; (C) 704-692-1259; (F) 828-874-0022; (e) [email protected]

Ragsdale, George I. (Courtney) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Myers Park Associate 1501 Queens Rd., Charlotte, NC 28207-2503; (O) 704-295-4840; (F) 704-376-0423; (e) [email protected] Ragsdale, William R. (Annie Joe) - RE - (SA) Retired 514 Heilig Ave., Salisbury, NC 28144-6343; (R) 704-630-0130; (e) [email protected] Raiford, David G., Sr. (Jeannie) - FE - (SA) Kannapolis: Mt. Mitchell 6001 Old Salisbury-Concord Rd., Kannapolis, NC 28083; (O) 704-933-0155; (R) 704-932-3474; (e) [email protected] Raines, James A. (Ina Belle) - RE - (GR) Retired/Bethany 3104 Northampton Dr., Greensboro, NC 27408-5221; (O) 336-292-4392; (R) 336-292-4392; (C) 336-255-9434 Rainey, Steven K. (Leslie) - FE - (LX) New Union 1436 Shefﬁ eld Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028-5916; (O) 336-492-5367; (R) 336-492-5367; (C) 828-206-3284; (e) [email protected] Ralls, Robert J. (Aileen) - RE - (GR) Retired 706 Bruton Pl N, Greensboro, NC 27410-4662; (R) 336-323-2840; (C) 336-324-5573; (e) [email protected] Ralls, W. Mark (Jennifer) - FE - (SA) Rochester: Asbury First (W. New York) 1050 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14607-2222; (O) 585-271-1050; (R) 585-385-4903; (C) 704-785-5313; (e) mralls@asburyﬁ rstumc.org Ramos, Francisco [Frank] (Deyanira) - AM - (AS) East Flat Rock PO Box 477, East Flat Rock, NC 28726-0477; (O) 828-697-6846; (R) 828-693-6220; (F) 704-792-2060; (e) [email protected] Ramsey, Carl M., Jr. - PL - (MA) Centennial PO Box 475, Caroleen, NC 28019; (R) 828-245-1175; (C) 828-305-8067; (e) [email protected] Ramsey, Daniel E. (Ann) - FE - (NE) Madison: Madison PO Box 723, Madison, NC 27025-0723; (O) 336-548-3191; (R) 336-548-2209; (F) 336-548-6658; (e) [email protected] Ramsey, Gerald L. (Dottie) - RA - (CH) Retired 8441 Coulwood Oak Ln., Charlotte, NC 28214-1159; (R) 704-399-2938; (e) [email protected] Ramsey, Vernon J. - RE - (WA) Retired 423 Thomas Dr., Jacksonville, NC 28546-7232; (R) 910-353-5819 Ramsland, Jeffrey R. (Karen) - FE - (WA) Qualla Parish: Cherokee-Olivet PO Box 367, Cherokee, NC 28719-0367; (O) 828-497-2948; (R) 828-497-7274; (C) 828-226-8137; (F) 828-497-6228; (e) [email protected] Randolph, Richard D. (Wanda) - RE - (GA) Retired 105 Forrester Ave., Belmont, NC 28012-3885; (R) 704-461-8015; (C) 704-609-8538; (e) [email protected] Randolph, William B. (Janet) - FE - (NE) Chaplain, Redstone Highlands Senior Living Community (Greensburg, PA) 730 Melvin Dr., Greensburg, PA 15601-4627; (O) 724-331-4961; (R) 724-216-5607; (C) 336-429-7362; (e) [email protected] Rankin, Nancy Burgin (Terry) - FE - (CH) Mint Hill: Blair Road 9135 Blair Rd., Charlotte, NC 28227-8557; (O) 704-545-6785; (R) 704-593-1235; (F) 704-545-0256; (e) [email protected] Ratcliffe, D. Wayne (Rayna) - FE - (NW) Ashe-Watauga 144 Eastwood Bend, Boone, NC 28607-8148; (O) 828-264-0683; (R) 828-264-0683; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 87

Ray, Stephen J. (Holly) - FE - (AS) Fletcher 186 Fox Run Dr., Hendersonville, NC 28792; (O) 828-684-7155; (R) 828-435-0651; (C) 828-228-1617; (e) [email protected] Reavill, Mark E. (Lynette) - PL - (NW) Dunkirk-Mariah’s Chapel 774 Friendly Grove Church Rd., Millers Creek, NC 28651-9142; (O) 336-838-9963; (R) 336-838-9963; (C) 828-302-5974; (e) [email protected] Reavis, Ernest A. [Sonny], Jr. (Sharon) - FE - (HP) High Point: Ward Street Mission 1619 W Ward Ave., High Point, NC 27260-1535; (O) 336-884-1609; (R) 336-887-8228; (C) 336-848-4408; (e) [email protected] Reece, Eric A. (Beverly) - FE - (GA) Gastonia: Bradley Memorial 1425 W Franklin Blvd., Gastonia, NC 28052-3740; (O) 704-865-9595; (R) 704-865-0136; (C) 704-749-4931; (F) 704-483-9434; (e) [email protected] Reed, Louis B. (Fredda) - RE - (CH) Retired 6809 Constitution Ln., Charlotte, NC 28210-4219; (R) 704-553-7866 Reed, Ralph L. (Billie) - RE - (CH) Retired 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215-3220; (R) 704-532-4070 Reep, J. David (Faye) - FE - (ST) Shiloh-Wesley Chapel 448 Ostwalt Amity Rd., Troutman, NC 28166-7708; (O) 704-528-5489; (R) 704-528-5489; (e) [email protected] Reeves, G. David (Della) - FE - (WA) Cullowhee PO Box 1267, Cullowhee, NC 28723-1267; (O) 828-293-9215; (R) 828-293-9824; (C) 828-508-5603; (F) 828-293-9441; (e) [email protected] Reeves, James R. (Robin) - FE - (GA) McKendree 3519 Maiden Hwy., Lincolnton, NC 28092-8048; (R) 704-240-9359; (e) [email protected] Reeves, Joseph M. (Betty) - RE - (GA) Retired 205 Country Club Cir., Shelby, NC 28150-4803; (R) 704-482-0191; (e) [email protected] Reeves, Percival T.* (Mayea) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Sanctuary (NS) 9317 Stanborough Ct.,Charlotte, NC 28262-8409; (O) 704-587-5657; (R) 704-593-0443; (C) 704-941-1425; (F) 704-593-0443; (e) [email protected] Reid, Jerry L. (Pamela) - PL - (NW) Beaver Creek-Green Hill 527 Arlington Cir., NW, Lenoir, NC 28645-7714; (R) 828-754-4426; (e) [email protected] Reimer, Timothy A. (Katie) - FE - (LN) Cornelius: Mount Zion Associate 19600 Zion St., Cornelius, NC 28031-8400; (O) 704-892-8566; (R) 704-896-5578; (C) 704-302-5678; (F) 704-892-3143; (e) [email protected] Revere, Paul B.L. (Dawn) - FL - (LN) Ebenezer-St. James 5633 Craftsbury Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215-2330; (R) 704-567-9574; (C) 704-491-4414; (e) [email protected] Rhinehart, Jill B. (Casey) - FE - (ST) Statesville: Monticello 116 Oriole Court, Statesville, NC 28620; (R) 704-872-5660; (C) 704-929-3115; (e) [email protected] Rhoades, M. Lynn - OF - (NE) Danbury Community Church 1134 Idlewild Ct.,Winston-Salem, NC 27106-3912; (O) 336-749-1317; (R) 336-722-8843; (C) 336-749-1317; (e) [email protected] Rice, Ronald A. [Alan], Jr. (Debbie) - FE - (NW) Director of Rural Ministry/Crossﬁ re 1713 Beechwood Rd., Yadkinville, NC 27055-6605; (O) 336-463-1060; (R) 336-463-1060; (C) 336-239-1526; (F) 336-463-1061; (e) [email protected] Rich, H. Michael - FE - (WA) Personal Leave 141 4th St., Waynesville, NC 28786-3663; (R) 828-316-7442; (e) [email protected] Richard, Gregory L. (Debbie) - PL - (LN) Friendship (Catawba) Youth Minister 39 E J St., Maiden, NC 28650-8477; (O) 828-464-5408; (R) 828-428-3979; (C) 828-851-3207; (e) [email protected] Richards III, Richard Q. (Victoria) - RL - (WA) Retired 169 Frazier Rd., Franklin, NC 28734-9681; (R) 828-349-3008; (C) 828-371-7213; (e) [email protected] Richards, Frank G. - RE - (AS) Retired 221 River Trl Apt. H, Morganton, NC 28655-5705; (R) 828-403-7597 Richardson, Gary S. (Lorraine) - FE - (ST) Friendship (Iredell) 907 Friendship Rd., Statesville, NC 28625-9529; (O) 704-876-4590; (R) 704-876-4590; (C) 704-881-4154; (e) [email protected] Richardson, Lauren P. - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Hickory Grove 207 Tangle Dr., Jamestown, NC 27282-9491; (O) 336-299-8361; (R) 336-905-7976; (C) 336-337-2238; (e) [email protected] Riffe, David (Joyce) - RE - (WS) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. 138, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1136; (R) 336-761-2300; (e) [email protected] Riggs, Edna R. - RE - (GR) Retired 110 Autumn Chase Dr., Raleigh, NC 27613-3279; (C) 336-705-0562; (e) [email protected] Riley, C. Ronald (Rosalie) - RE - (CH) Retired 5617 McPherson Dr., Charlotte, NC 28226-3283; (R) 704-543-9821; (e) [email protected] 88 Western North Carolina Conference Rintz, J. William (Vicki) - FE - (HP) High Point: Covenant 1526 Skeet Club Rd., High Point, NC 27265; (O) 336-841-3242; (R) 336-841-7518; (C) 336-442-3843; (e) [email protected] Rio-Anderson, Amy J. (Andy) - FE - (GR) Chaplain, Salem Academy and College 601 S Church St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101-5318; (O) 336-917-5087; (R) 336-315-2035; (e) [email protected] Ritchie, B. Maurice (Dotty) - RE - (SA) Retired/Chaplain, Div. of Pastoral Services, Duke University Medical Center 1107 Watts St., Durham, NC 27701-1536; (O) 919-812-2258; (R) 919-682-7977; (e) [email protected] Rivens, Charlie D. - FE - (CH) Charlotte: South Tryon Community Mission 5009 Tewkesbury Rd., Charlotte, NC 28269-4557; (O) 704-347-4207; (R) 704-509-4411; (C) 980- 253-7778; (F) 704-339-0949; (e) [email protected] Rivens, Vera M. - FL - (GA) Shelby: Durham-Philadelphia 1015 Mark Dr., Shelby, NC 28152-6456; (O) 704-487-9086; (R) 704-487-9086; (C) 704-685-5747; (e) [email protected] Roach, Robert E. (Becky) - FE - (ST) Hickory: First 311 3rd Ave. NE, Hickory, NC 28601-5130; (O) 828-322-6058; (R) 828-322-8141; (C) 828-302-1643; (F) 828-322-1515; (e) [email protected] Roberson, George W. (Susie) - RE - (HP) Retired 363 Sherwood Oaks Dr., Asheboro, NC 27205-5005; (R) 336-629-0601; (e) [email protected] Roberts, Julie A. - PE - (NE) Sandy Ridge-Delta PO Box 221, Sandy Ridge, NC 27046-0221; (O) 336-871-2462; (R) 336-871-2462; (e) [email protected] Roberts, Karen H. (Tim) - FE - (LX) Liberty 141 Liberty Cir., Mocksville, NC 27028-6714; (O) 336-284-2914; (R) 336-998-6171; (C) 336-293-3697; (F) 336-284-2914; (e) [email protected] Roberts, Katie A. - PE - (GA) Shelby: Aldersgate Associate 1207 W Dixon Blvd., Shelby, NC 28152-5131; (O) 704-487-8491; (C) 704-466-1692; (e) [email protected] Roberts, Timothy K. (Karen) - FE - (WS) Lewisville: Sunrise PO Box 266, Lewisville, NC 27023; (O) 336-712-8000; (R) 336-778-0959; (C) 336-293-3698; (e) [email protected] Roberts, William W. (Lisa) - FE - (LN) Triplett 838 Mazeppa Rd., Mooresville, NC 28115-7934; (O) 704-663-4619; (R) 704-663-4658; (C) 704-677-6727; (F) 704-663-1691; (e) [email protected] Robertson, Tommy L. (Diane) - AM - (LX) Incapacity Leave 134 Joe Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028-7249; (R) 336-998-8618; (C) 336-909-1414; (e) [email protected] Robinson, George P. (Sylvia) - RE - (WS) Retired 412 Stoneleigh Ct.,Winston-Salem, NC 27106-6387; (R) 336-774-1325 Robinson, Ronald R. (Heidi) - FE - (CH) Chaplain/Professor, Wofford College 429 N Church St., Spartanburg, SC 29303-3612; (O) 864-597-4051; (R) 864-583-2072; (C) 864-237-4051; (F) 864-597-4059; (e) [email protected] Robinson, William C. (Mary) - FE - (CH) Director, Pastoral Psychotherapy Services 9318 Edwards Pl., Charlotte, NC 28227-9654; (O) 704-373-0080; (R) 704-573-2608; (e) [email protected] Rochester, Nicholas L., Jr. (Doris) - FE - (AL) Mt. Carmel 1712 Carmel Church Rd., Monroe, NC 28112-9068; (O) 704-289-6908; (R) 704-282-9312; (C) 704-254-7795; (F) 704-982-4668; (e) [email protected] Rodriguez, C. Alberto - RE - (AS) Retired 100 Wesley Dr., Apt. 701, Asheville, NC 28803-6302; (R) 828-274-2057 Rogers, Jesse F. (Sandra) - PL - (SA) Mt. Carmel-Royal Oaks 7401 Corinth Ct.,Charlotte, NC 28227-8109; (O) 704-782-2355; (R) 704-536-0887; (C) 704-995-1987; (e) [email protected] Rogers, Wade G. (Evelyn) - RE - (LN) Retired (Died Aug. 8, 2010) 929 Marietta St., Charlotte, NC 28214-1925; (R) 704-394-0484 Rollins, Robert W., Jr. (June) - FE - (AL) Wadesboro: First 118 E Morgan St., Wadesboro, NC 28170-2202; (O) 704-694-5179; (R) 704-694-2719; (C) 704-694-8089; (F) 704-695-1118; (e) [email protected] Romanat, Marianne McMasters (Kyle) - FE - (NW) Blowing Rock: FaithBridge 194 Aho Rd., Blowing Rock, NC 28605-9600; (O) 828-295-8333; (C) 828-265-7585; (F) 828-295-8333; (e) [email protected] Romanello, Robert E. (Betty) - RA - (AL) Retired/Marvin 802 Carisbrooke Ln., Waxhaw, NC 28173-6614; (O) 704-846-1108; (R) 704-846-1108; (C) 704-340-2110; (e) [email protected] Rorie, David M. (Ann) - FE - (WS) Bunker Hill 1510 Bunker Hl Sandy Ridge Rd., Kernersville, NC 27284-3702; (O) 336-993-8132; (R) 336-993-5429; (F) 336-993-0605; (e) [email protected] Rose, Gail W. (Mark) - RD - (WS) Retired 276 Crepe Myrtle Cir., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4612; (R) 336-724-9196; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 89

Rose, Tracie C. (Stuart) - PL - (CH) Charlotte: First Assistant 435 Trafalgar Pl., Matthews, NC 28105; (R) 704-847-5439; (e) [email protected] Roseboro, Ronnie E. (Susan) - PE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Saints Home-St. Andrew’s 1390 Thurmond St., Winston-Salem, NC 27105; (O/R) 336-785-0156; (C) 704-477-7350; (e) [email protected] Roseman, Mike D. (Cheri) – FL – (MA) Incapacity Leave (Died Sept. 19, 2010) 429 St. Luke Church Rd., Kings Mountain, NC 28086; (R) 704-734-5377; (C) 704-300-7358; (e) [email protected] Rosenquist, Valerie B. - FE - (LN) Hill’s Chapel 988 S Highway 16 Br., Stanley, NC 28164-8708; (O) 704-827-9511; (C) 704-975-0762; (F) 704-827-9511; (e) [email protected] Roten, Robert D. (Janis) - PE - (NW) Bethelview-Valle Crucis 240 Ridge Rd., Boone, NC 28607-9129; (O) 828-263-0433; (C) 828-773-0995; (e) [email protected] Roth, Kenneth G., Jr. (Linda) - RE - (CH) Retired 2735 Rolling Hills Dr., Monroe, NC 28110; (O) 704-288-1966; (R) 704-288-1966; (F) 704-366-9920; (e) [email protected] Roth, Linda B. (Ken) - RE - (CH) Retired 1500 Matthews Township Pkwy., Matthews, NC 28105-4656; (O) 704-384-6360; (R) 704-288-1966; (C) 980-253-5265; (F) 704-384-6515; (e) [email protected] Roth, William E. (Linda) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Myers Park Associate 1501 Queens Rd., Charlotte, NC 28207-2503; (O) 704-376-8584; (R) 704-321-0443; (F) 704-376-0423; (e) [email protected] Rouse, Ellis L., Jr. (Wanda) - RE - (WS) Retired 1035 Biloxi Ave., Kernersville, NC 27284-9556; (R) 336-310-4543; (e) [email protected] Routh, Donald W. (Blair) - RE - (LX) Retired 167 Hemlock St., Mocksville, NC 27028-2207; (R) 336-936-9178; (C) 336-403-9585; (e) [email protected] Rowe, John B. - FE - (LN) Davidson Associate PO Box 718, Davidson, NC 28036-0718; (O) 704-892-6135; (R) 704-408-9060; (C) 704-408-9060; (F) 704-892-5029; (e) [email protected] Rowe, K. Douglas (Lynn) - PL - (LX) Cid-Fairview 420 Country Club Blvd., Lexington, NC 27292-5442; (O) 336-248-8390; (R) 336-248-8390; (C) 336-239-6045; (e) [email protected] Rowland, Charles L. (Ruth) - RA - (HP) Retired/Mt. Zion-Pleasant Hill 7141 Charnel Ln., Climax, NC 27233-9171; (O) 336-879-5992; (R) 336-676-7095; (C) 336-337-1781; (F) 336-674-1669; (e) [email protected] Rowland, Terry L. (Vickie) - FE - (WA) Crabtree 324 Sandsridge Way, Waynesville, NC 28785; (O) 828-627-6755; (R) 828-944-0362; (C) 828-550-4193; (e) [email protected] Royals, Gary C. (Debbie) - FE - (HP) Jamestown: Jamestown PO Box 339, Jamestown, NC 27282-0339; (O) 336-454-2717; (R) 336-886-4864; (F) 336-454-1514; (e) [email protected] Royer, Linda Z. (James) - FD - (SA) Harrisburg: Minister of Christian Education PO Box 970, Harrisburg, NC 28075-0970; (O) 704-455-2311; (C) 704-345-7666; (F) 704-455-2311; (e) [email protected] Rudd, Karen J. - FE - (WS) Psychotherapist, Sandhills Mental Health 504 Ralph Dr., High Point, NC 27263-2326; (O) 336-633-7000; (R) 336-431-1362; (C) 336-880-4074; (e) [email protected] Rudisill, George W. (Ruth) - RE - (CH) Retired 1235 Hartis Ln., Matthews, NC 28105-3840; (R) 704-844-0336 Rufty, John M. (Doris) - RE - (HP) Retired PO Box 3, Franklinville, NC 27248-0003; (R) 336-824-6840 Rushing, Jeffrey J. (Janet) - FE - (SA) Concord: Westford 273 Highway 49 S, Concord, NC 28025-8907; (O) 704-782-1423; (R) 704-782-1424; (C) 704-782-1424; (F) 704-788-1711; (e) [email protected] Russell, G. David (Carolyn) - FE - (WA) Bryson City PO Box 817, Bryson City, NC 28713-0817; (O) 828-488-2680; (R) 828-488-2445; (C) 828-736-6129; (F) 828-488-9062; (e) [email protected] Russell, Robert G., Jr. - RE - (ST) Retired 1250 Arbor Rd., Fitzgerald Health Center, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1106; (e) [email protected] Rutledge, Thomas E., Jr. (Mary) - RE - (NW) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. 206, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1136; (R) 336-724-6866

Sailors, Roger R. (Pam) - FE - (LN) Concord 7589 Monbo Rd., Catawba, NC 28609-8713; (R) 828-478-9421; (e) [email protected] Sain, Anita W. (Brian) - PE - (SA) Concord: Forest Hill Associate 265 Union St., N, Concord, NC 28025-4762; (O) 704-782-1109; (C) 704-530-5071; (e) [email protected] 90 Western North Carolina Conference Sammons, Harry D. (Jane) - FE - (WS) Pisgah 2215 Pisgah Church Rd., Kernersville, NC 27284-8064; (O) 336-722-2509; (R) 336-723-1172; (C) 336-408-7358; (e) [email protected] Sampl, Richelle J. (Robert) - PE - (MA) Glenwood-St. Mark’s 3102 US 70 W, Marion, NC 28752-7438; (O) 828-724-4656; (R) 828-724-4656; (C) 828-803-1101; (e) [email protected] Sanders, James K. - FE - (GA) Crouse-Pleasant Grove PO Box 43, Crouse, NC 28033-0043; (O) 704-735-2443; (R) 704-240-8188; (e) [email protected] Sartin, C. William - RE - (SA) Retired 500 Penny Ln., Apt. 221, Concord, NC 28025-0610 Sayer, Anthony R. (Cynthia Smith) - FE - (AS) Asheville: Abernethy 1418 Patton Ave., Asheville, NC 28806-1722; (O) 828-254-2612; (R) 828-712-8491; (C) 828-712-8491; (e) [email protected] Scandale, Nicholas A., Jr. (Libby) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Bessemer 4907 Kingswood Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-5320; (O) 336-275-7061; (R) 336-856-8600; (C) 336-312-7193; (e) [email protected] Scarborough, Saxon C. (Patti) - FD - (GA) Gastonia: First Minister of Music PO Box 218, Gastonia, NC 28053-0218; (O) 704-864-4371; (R) 704-869-8027; (C) 704-674-3370; (F) 704-864-2076; (e) [email protected] Schnitzlein, Thomas H. (Cristy) - PE - (CH) Charlotte: St. Stephen Associate 2617 Greyabby Ct.,Charlotte, NC 28270-1303; (O) 704-364-1824; (R) 704-541-3043; (C) 704-453-6813; (F) 704-364-0014; (e) [email protected] Schork, Sherrie B. (John) - OD - (WA) Assistant Minister, Cullowhee UMC 1055 Winding Creek Dr., Waynesville, NC 28786; (O) 828-293-9215; (R) 828-456-6259; (C) 502-295-3910; (e) [email protected] Schwantes, Harold E. (Darlene) - FE - (CH) Belmont: Park Street 120 Park St., Belmont, NC 28012-3335; (O) 704-825-8480; (R) 704-825-2716; (C) 704-616-2945; (F) 704-825-6175; (e) [email protected] Scott, Jimmy A. (Betsy) - RE - (MA) Retired 305 E Union St., Unit C300, Morganton, NC 28655-3479; (R) 828-437-7004; (C) 919-413-8580 Scott, Larry W. (Selena) - PE - (GR) Midway 10970 US Highway 158, Reidsville, NC 27320-9556; (O) 336-280-3048; (R) 336-280-3048; (C) 336-520-0136; (e) [email protected] Scott, Robert K. [Buzz] (Jamie) - FE - (AS) Incapacity Leave 44 Sayles Lyda Rd., Fairview, NC 28730; (C) 828-243-6530 Scruggs, Sara J. (Don Palmer) - FE - (LX) Farmington-Wesley Chapel 1939 Farmington Rd., Mocksville, NC ; (O) 336-764-0750; (R) 336-764-0750 Sears, Paul A. (Elizabeth) - PL - (WA) Hickory Knoll 515 Luke Still Rd., FRANKLIN, NC 28734; (R) 828-349-5570; (C) 828-342-4300; (e) [email protected] Self, Ann E. (Charles) - FE - (AS) Rosman-Selica 541 Summer Hill Rd., Cullowhee, NC 28723; (R) 828-743-1240; (C) 828-734-4487 Sellers, Harry R., Jr. (Lyna) - RE - (AS) Retired 2204 Appalachian Blvd., Arden, NC 28704-8325; (R) 828-681-5116; (e) [email protected] Sellers, Jackie (Brenda) - PL - (WA) Ledford’s Chapel PO Box 566, Hayesville, NC 28904-0566; (O) 706-542-8382; (R) 828-389-3657; (F) 706-542-8806; (e) [email protected] Sellers, Liston, Jr. (Rosa) - RE - (HP) Retired/Randleman: St. Peter’s-Ferree’s Chapel 1605 Brannock Dr., Greensboro, NC 27406-8532; (R) 336-697-8473; (C) 336-707-1193; (F) 336-697-8473; (e) [email protected] Settle, Carl E. (Nel) - FE - (SA) Unity 8505 Unity Church Rd., Kannapolis, NC 28081-8565; (O) 704-932-7605; (R) 704-932-5209; (C) 704-231-3019; (F) 704-933-5953; (e) [email protected] Setzer, Philip H. (Marjorie) - FL - (NW) North Caldwell/Camp Carolwood 1181 Camp Carolwood Rd., Lenoir, NC 28645-9586; (O) 828-758-1467; (R) 828-256-1422; (C) 828-238-4357; (F) 828-256-1424; (e) [email protected] Setzer, Ronald D. (Brenda) - PE - (AL) New Hope (Union) 3218 Plyler Mill Rd., Monroe, NC 28112-8818; (O) 704-282-1829; (R) 704-282-1829; (C) 704-221-3853; (e) [email protected] Seymour, Joseph C. [Jody], Jr. (Betsy) - FE - (LN) Davidson PO Box 718, Davidson, NC 28036-0718; (O) 704-892-8277; (R) 704-892-1222; (C) 704-408-2529; (F) 704-896-0941; (e) [email protected] Sharp, Christy L. (Otto) - FE - (AS) Family Leave 50 White Pine Cir., Fletcher, NC 28732-9462; (R) 828-687-1569; (C) 828-674-0721; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 91

Sharpe, S. Wesley (Linda) - FE - (AS) Burnsville: Higgins Memorial PO Box 85, Burnsville, NC 28714-0085; (O) 828-682-2835; (C) 828-779-4500; (e) [email protected] Shaw, S. Neill (Selwyn) - FE - (MA) Morganton: North 990 Sanford Dr., Morganton, NC 28655-5624; (O) 828-437-3852; (R) 828-437-9013; (C) 336-414-7704; (e) [email protected] Sheffi eld, Christopher L.* (Tracey) - PL - (LX) Clarksbury 3654 Courtland Cir., Thomasville, NC 27360-8639; (O) 336-476-1646; (R) 336-476-1646; (C) 336-953-4641; (e) csheffi [email protected] Shelton, Cynthia K. (William) - PL - (NW) Boone: Boone Assistant 450 Green Briar Rd., Boone, NC 28607-8760; (O) 828-773-8745; (R) 828-773-8745; (C) 828-773-8745; (e) [email protected] Shepherd, Ben K. (Alice) - FE - (GR) Rehobeth 4469 Rehobeth Church Rd., Greensboro, NC 27406-9245; (O) 336-292-3360; (R) 336-285-8006; (e) [email protected] Sherfey, Joshua H. (Shannon) - FE - (ST) Taylorsville: First PO Box 157, Taylorsville, NC 28681; (O) 828-632-2993; (R) 828-632-7130; (C) 704-881-2488; (e) [email protected] Sherrill, C. George (Jackie) - RE - (ST) Retired 228 Rumple St., Troutman, NC 28166-9779; (R) 704-528-0651 Sherrill, Harry M. (Julene) - RE - (NE) Retired/Mt. Herman-Hatcher’s Chapel 215 Sunrise Ave., Mount Airy, NC 27030-7262; (R) 336-320-3750; (e) [email protected] Sherrill, Howard D., Jr. (Marian) - RE - (GR) Retired 3503 Deep Green Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-2903; (R) 336-282-4075; (C) 336-409-5131; (e) [email protected] Sherrill, Katherine Clontz (Randy) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Burkhead 5250 Silas Creek Pkwy., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-5527; (O) 336-765-6590; (R) 336-765-6186; (C) 336-817-0819; (F) 336-765-6591; (e) [email protected] Sherrill, Randy N. (Kathie) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Konnoak Hills 430 Weisner St., Winston-Salem, NC 27127-3823; (O) 336-788-7423; (R) 336-765-6186; (C) 336-757-0615; (F) 336-788-7423; (e) [email protected] Shives, Harold D. (Martha) - RE - (HP) Retired PO Box 4272, High Point, NC 27263-4272; (O) 336-431-7111; (R) 336-434-6348 Shoaf, Kermit E. (Marie) - RL - (ST) Retired 139 River Ridge Ln., Statesville, NC 28677-2434; (R) 704-528-3761; (C) 336-692-5214 Shoaf, Timothy F. - FE - (LX) Minister of Music, Pfafftown Christian Ch. 201 Kennen Krest Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028-7717; (O) 336-924-9925; (R) 336-998-9533; (C) 336-692-5214; (e) [email protected] Short, Debra N. - FE - (ST) Hickory: Westview 515 33rd St., SW, Hickory, NC 28602-1642; (O) 828-322-9382; (R) 828-855-1779; (C) 704-604-1128; (F) 828-855-1779; (e) [email protected] Showalter, W. Clay (Wendy) - PL - (SA) Zion 1120 Valley Dale, Asheboro, NC 27203; (O) 336-372-0357; (R) 336-672-0357; (e) [email protected] Shrader, Kent L. (Robin) - FE - (HP) Director, Mt. Shepherd Retreat Center 1045 Mount Shepherd Rd. Ext, Asheboro, NC 27205-2844; (O) 336-629-4085; (R) 336-629-5679; (F) 336-629-4880; (e) [email protected] Shuford, Michael A. (Donna) - FE - (AL) Norwood: First PO Box 948, Norwood, NC 28128-0948; (O) 704-474-4160; (R) 704-474-3355; (C) 828-226-3177; (e) [email protected] Shuman, Donald L. (Margie) - FE - (ST) Statesville: Broad Street PO Box 169, Statesville, NC 28687-0169; (O) 704-873-3279; (R) 704-872-5662; (C) 704-467-6876; (F) 704-873-8235; (e) [email protected] Sibley, Frederick D. - FL - (AL) New Hope-Bethel-Long Pine 5180 NC 742 S, Wadesboro, NC 28170-8334; (O) 704-694-3654; (R) 704-694-3654; (C) 704-465-0380; (F) 704-694-3654; (e) [email protected] Sides, Curtis L. (Carol) - RE - (MA) Retired 4228 Rocky Rd., Valdese, NC 28690-9756; (R) 828-879-6262; (e) [email protected] Sides, Malcome D. [Don] (Inabelle) - RE - (WS) Retired 4220 Clarksburg Rd., Clemmons, NC 27012-8291; (R) 336-778-0656; (e) [email protected] Sides, Roy W. (Irene) - RA - (GA) Retired 2057 Dale Ave., Lincolnton, NC 28092-4206; (R) 704-736-9396; (C) 704-740-7619; (e) [email protected] Sides, Susan H. - FE - (AL) Polkton PO Box 36, Polkton, NC 28135-0036; (O) 704-272-7570; (C) 704-533-4166; (e) [email protected] Sigmon, Thomas R. (LaVon) - RE - (CH) Retired 5518 Dunedin Ln., Charlotte, NC 28270-6500; (R) 704-362-2398; (C) 704-591-2396; (e) [email protected] 92 Western North Carolina Conference Silber, Robert C. (Karen) - FE - (ST) Executive Director, Eastern Catawba Cooperative Christian Ministry 204 8th St., NE, Conover, NC 28613; (O) 828-465-1708; (R) 828-465-0833; (C) 828-638-1211; (e) [email protected] Sills, John R. (Margaret) - RE - (CH) Retired 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215-3220; (R) 704-532-7361; (e) [email protected] Sills, Mark R. (Virginia) - FE - (GR) Executive Director, FaithAction International House 705 N Greene St., Greensboro, NC 27401-2025; (O) 336-379-0037; (R) 336-601-2737; (C) 336-601-2737; (F) 336-379-0130; (e) [email protected] Simmons, Gloria D. - RD - (CH) Retired 236 Union St., S, Concord, NC 28025-5049; (R) 704-784-9388; (e) [email protected] Singleton, James C. (Barbara) - RE - (GR) Retired 24 Brookglen Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-2755; (R) 336-299-2304; (e) [email protected] Sisk, Charles W. (Peggy) - RE - (MA) Retired 5636 Piedmont Rd., Morganton, NC 28655-6849; (R) 828-437-6586 Skinner, Cheryl A. (Kirk Tutterow) - FE - (LX) Advance PO Box 2021, Advance, NC 27006-2021; (O) 336-998-7750; (R) 336-998-4352; (e) [email protected] Skipper, C. Wyllene - PL - (AS) Teague’s Chapel 617 Lower Shut In Rd., Hot Springs, NC 28743-9632; (O) 828-649-9498; (R) 828-622-7396; (e) [email protected] Slater, Martha E. - FE - (CH) Kenai: U.M. Church of the New Covenant (Alaska) 607 Frontage Rd., Kenai, AK 99611-7753; (R) 907-283-7868; (C) 704-472-4838; (e) [email protected] Sloan, Cynthia W. (David) - FD - (CH) Program Associate/Field Coordinator, GBGM 325 Meadowbrook Dr., Matthews, NC 28104-4309; (O) 704-882-0282; (R) 704-882-2864; (C) 704-619-4847; (F) 704-919-3551; (e) [email protected] Sluder, Deborah K.* - FD - (CH) Social Worker, J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital (Huntingdon, PA) 20 Oneida Hts, Huntingdon, PA 16652-2404; (O) 814-643-1830; (R) 814-643-4000; (F) 814-643-6694; (e) [email protected] Smith II, LeGrand B. (Jayne) - RE - (AS) Retired 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28801-1218; (R) 828-251-5581 Smith, Andrea F. (Scott) - FD - (LN) LvAb/Williamson’s Chapel Associate 575 Brawley School Rd., Mooresville, NC 28117-9120; (O) 704-664-3680; (R) 704-662-3870; (C) 704-662-2804; (F) 704-664-0939; (e) [email protected] Smith, Bruce W.* - FE - (CH) Assistant Professor, University of New Mexico 5800 Truchas Dr., NE Apt. 223, Albuquerque, NM 87109-3876; (O) 505-277-0643; (R) 505-366-3766; (F) 505-277-1394; (e) [email protected] Smith, C. Bryce (Ina) - RE - (LX) Retired 699 John Young Rd., Lexington, NC 27292-7025; (R) 336-746-6238 Smith, Christopher G. (Roxanna) - AM - (LX) Chapel Hill 1374 Crousetown Rd., Lexington, NC 27292; (O) 336-475-3276; (R) 336-859-4918; (C) 336-250-3617; (F) 336-859-5672; (e) [email protected] Smith, David E., Jr. (Amanda) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Bethel 2350 Bethel Church Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103-6400; (O) 336-765-8016; (R) 336-940-5362; (C) 336-972-2927; (e) [email protected] Smith, Derald D. (Linda) - AM - (LX) Chandler’s Grove 729 Uwharrie Point Pkwy., New London, NC 28127-9167; (O) 336-461-4152; (R) 336-461-4152; (C) 910-975-1458; (e) [email protected] Smith, Dewey W. (Nellie) - FE - (CH) Chaplain, U. S. Army Reserves 7225 Glen Brook Ln., Charlotte, NC 28269-1286; (R) 704-598-9214; (C) 336-681-3618; (e) [email protected] Smith, Donna Strickland (Kelly) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Hinshaw 4501 High Point Rd., Greensboro, NC 27407-4237; (O) 336-299-6330; (R) 336-299-6339; (C) 336-681-8804; (F) 336-299-6330; (e) [email protected] Smith, Dwight L. (Michelle) - PL - (NW) Crossfi re Assistant PO Box 472, Moravian Falls, NC 28654-0472; (R) 336-844-4819; (e) [email protected] Smith, F. Ronald (Terry) - FE - (LN) Charlotte: University City 3835 W Wt Harris Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28269-3500; (O) 704-369-8005; (R) 704-817-7371; (C) 704-615-6186; (F) 704-369-0481; (e) [email protected] Smith, H. Dean (Gwen) - RL - (GA) Retired 800 Williamsburg Ct.,Kings Mountain, NC 28086-3746; (R) 704-730-1827 Smith, James E. (Mariam) - RE - (GR) Retired 5169 Carlson Dairy Rd., Summerfi eld, NC 27358-9210; (R) 336-643-7495; (C) 336-554-6849; (e) [email protected] Smith, Jesse R. (Camille) - FL - (ST) Christ Assistant (Fairgrove) 2416 Zion Church Rd., Hickory, NC 28602-7116; (O) 828-294-6858; (R) 828-312-2626; (C) 828-312-2626; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 93

Smith, Jill S. (Wayne) - FE - (LN) Cornelius: Mount Zion Associate 19600 Zion St., Cornelius, NC 28031-8400; (O) 704-892-8566; (R) 704-948-1066; (C) 704-737-8092; (e) [email protected] Smith, John-Palmer - FD - (CH) Incapacity Leave 12001 Moonshadow Ln., Huntersville, NC 28078-6879; (R) 704-948-6194 Smith, Karen H. - FE - (LX) Thomasville: Pleasant Grove 809 E Cooksey Dr., Thomasville, NC 27360; (O) 336-475-1124; (R) 336-476-4032; (C) 336-432-3228; (e) [email protected] Smith, Kent C. (Jennifer) - OE - (MA) Marion: First 176 Robert St., Marion, NC 28752-3792; (O) 828-652-7010; (R) 828-652-2974; (C) 828-803-3597; (F) 828-652-1908; (e) [email protected] Smith, Marietta T. - RL - (NW) Retired/Lenoir: First Assistant PO Box 584, Lenoir, NC 28645-0584; (O) 828-754-4922; (R) 828-758-8153; (C) 828-244-7990; (F) 828-754-4478; (e) [email protected] Smith, Mark A. (Kim) - PL - (NW) Roaring River-Eschol 1667 Shoaly Branch Church Rd., Elkin, NC 28621-9283; (R) 336-957-3058; (C) 336-244-6752; (e) [email protected] Smith, Matthew S. (Joanna Hudson) - PE - (WA) Cashiers Associate PO Box 162, Cashiers, NC 28717-0162; (O) 828-743-5298; (R) 828-743-1047; (C) 828-331-0763; (e) [email protected] Smith, Robert M., Jr. (Martha) - RE - (GR) Retired 5300 Nantucket Rd., Greensboro, NC 27455-1166; (R) 336-288-8970; (e) [email protected] Smith, Sarah L. - FE - (NE) Palmyra 4554 NC Highway 8 S., Walnut Cove, NC 27052; (R) 336-994-2903; (C) 336-549-3091; (e) [email protected] Smith, Timothy H. (Beverly) - RE - (NE) Retired 3108 McGee Ln., Monroe, NC 28110-6410; (C) 704-254-4636 Smith, Toni Ruth Phillips (Wes) - FE - (LX) Hopewell 4540 Hopewell Church Rd., Trinity, NC 27370-7349; (O) 336-431-9507; (R) 336-431-1859; (C) 336-688-1670; (e) [email protected] Smith, Tony R. (Gail) - PL - (LN) New Covenant Assistant 173 Grifﬁ n Rd., Stanley, NC 28164-9633; (O) 704-827-4468; (R) 704-827-6987; (C) 704-608-8917; (F) 704-827-9083; (e) [email protected] Smith, Wayne R. (Ree) - RE - (GA) Retired 7504 Maude Stewart Rd., Willow Spring, NC 27592-9353; (R) 919-552-2623 Smith, Wesley C. (Toni Ruth) - FE - (LX) Thomasville: Johnsontown 4540 Hopewell Church Rd., Trinity, NC 27370-7349; (R) 336-431-1859; (e) [email protected] Smotherman, D. P., Jr. (Arlene) - RE - (GR) Retired 1103 Monticello St., Greensboro, NC 27410-3641; (R) 336-297-4242; (e) [email protected] Sneed, Dale Peele (Connell) - FE - (ST) Hickory: Hartzell Memorial-McQueen’s Chapel 3447 S NC 127 Hwy., Hickory, NC 28602; (O) 828-324-2209; (R) 828-294-3434; (F) 336-634-1782; (e) [email protected] Snider, Nathan T. (Margaret) - FE - (NE) Chestnut Grove 1024 Volunteer Rd., King, NC 27021-7454; (O) 336-983-9657; (R) 336-983-8167; (F) 336-983-5271; (e) [email protected] Snipes, David A. (Debbi) - FE - (LN) President/CEO, United Methodist Foundation 13816 Professional Center Dr., Ste. 100, Huntersville, NC 28078-7938; (O) 704-817-3990; (R) 704-895-4990; (C) 704-236-9718; (F) 980-422-0390; (e) [email protected] Snow, Otis L. (Joetta) - RL - (ST) Retired/Harmony: Clarksbury Assistant 220 Raven Rd., Harmony, NC 28634-9017; (O) 704-546-7873; (R) 704-546-7854; (e) [email protected] Snow, Patrick T. (Tara) - FE - (LX) Friendship 2840 Friendship Church Rd., Lexington, NC 27295-6300; (O) 336-787-4040; (R) 336-787-3500; (e) [email protected] Snyder, Melinda K. [Mindy] - FE - (LX) Family Leave 221 Bridgewater Dr., Advance, NC 27006-7976; (O) 336-473-6353; (R) 336-998-4406; (C) 336-403-7288; (e) [email protected] Solano, Michael J. (Leigh) - FE - (AL) Financial Analyst/Air Force Chaplain 12835 Hunting Arrow, San Antonio, TX 78249-4341; (O) 210-696-2087; (R) 210-696-2003; (F) 210-696-0203; (e) [email protected] Sorrells, W. Lyn (Cheryl) - FE - (GA) District Superintendent 166 E Main Ave., Gastonia, NC 28052-4110; (O) 704-865-3580; (R) 704-865-3281; (F) 704-866-9792; (e) [email protected] Southern, Andrew A. [Drew] (Jamie) - FE - (WS) Tobaccoville: Faith 1645 Grifﬁ n Rd., Rural Hall, NC 27045; (O) 336-969-4600; (R) 336-377-7074; (e) [email protected] 94 Western North Carolina Conference Spaulding, David V. (Carmen) - FE - (HP) Asheboro: Brower’s Chapel-Calvary 1663 Plantation Cir., Asheboro, NC 27205-7052; (O) 336-629-0733; (R) 336-629-0733; (C) 336-324-7948; (e) [email protected] Spencer, Alberta Y. (Mike) - FD - (LN) Davidson Minister of Adult Education PO Box 718, Davidson, NC 28036-0718; (O) 704-892-8277; (R) 704-987-9295; (C) 704-408-5876; (F) 704-896-0941; (e) [email protected] Spencer, Rickey L. (Elizabeth) - FL - (NE) Level Cross-Siloam 4201 Siloam Rd., Dobson, NC 27017-7975; (O) 336-374-5373; (e) [email protected] Spicer, Patricia B. (Charles) - PL - (GR) Assistant Pastor of Adult Ministries, Greensboro: W. Market St. 2403 North Beech Ln., Greensboro, NC 27455; (O) 336-314-1276; (R) 336-314-1276; (e) [email protected] Spillman, John P., Jr. (Ouida) - RE - (GR) Retired 4603 Laurel Run Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-9716; (R) 336-288-7751; (e) [email protected] Spivey, Amy C. (Tim Moore) - FE - (WA) Reid’s Chapel 738 Chatuge Ln., Hayesville, NC 28904-6322; (R) 828-389-9055; (C) 828-557-5471; (e) [email protected] Sprinkle, Stacy A. (Jim) - FD - (HP) Jamestown: Jamestown Minister of Education PO Box 339, Jamestown, NC 27282-0339; (O) 336-454-2717; (R) 336-885-1979; (C) 336-404-2109; (F) 336-454-1514; (e) [email protected] Spruill, Ellen L. - PL - (GR) Gr: Mt. Tabor Asst 516 Leitzel Ave., Greensboro, NC 27406-6615; (R) 336-707-0867; (e) [email protected] Stadler, Leonard E., Jr. (Shana) - FE - (AL) Incapacity Leave 152 Steeplechase Cir., Waxhaw, NC 28173; (R) 704-846-2012; (e) [email protected] Stanley, Ashley Crowder (Thomas) - FE - (HP) High Point: Wesley Memorial PO Box 5289, High Point, NC 27262-5289; (R) 336-882-4629; (e) [email protected] Stanton, Donald S. (Barbara) - RE - (WA) Retired 312 Tillman Rd., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9779; (R) 828-456-3930; (e) [email protected] Staples, Lawrence W., Jr. (Donna) - RE - (NW) Retired 902 Pennell St., NE, Lenoir, NC 28645-3868; (R) 828-754-8857; (C) 828-496-6524; (e) [email protected] Stapp, T. Cayce (Amy) - PE - (GR) Dir. Of Nat’l/Int’l Missions, Church of the Resurrection (Kansas East) 7177 Friendship Church Rd., McLeansville, NC 27301-9727; (C) 336-706-3130; (e) [email protected] Starbuck, Timothy W. (Beth Ann) - FE - (WA) Robbinsville 249 W Fort Hill Rd., Robbinsville, NC 28771-8601; (O) 828-479-8581; (R) 828-479-8697; (C) 828-735-1784; (F) 828-479-4821; (e) [email protected] Starnes, T. Paul, Jr. (Judy) - RE - (WA) Retired 428 Lakeview Dr., Waynesville, NC 28785-8994; (R) 828-452-3548; (C) 828-421-1051; (F) 828-452-3548; (e) [email protected] Steagald, Thomas R. (Jo) - FE - (GA) Shelby: Lafayette Street 1420 S Lafayette St., Shelby, NC 28152-6658; (O) 704-487-8333; (R) 704-466-3603; (C) 704-689-5956; (F) 704-487-6976; (e) [email protected] Steck, Reta D. (Todd) - FE - (SA) Incapacity Leave 12606 Peyton Ct.,Charlotte, NC 28262-1540; (R) 704-549-8936; (C) 704-491-1214; (e) [email protected] Steed, Roy G., Jr. (Annette) - RE - (GR) Retired 327 Deer Cross Ln., Seymour, TN 37865-5309; (R) 865-609-2902 Steele, David L. (McKinnie) - RE - (GR) Retired Cmr 467 Box 4949, APO, United States of America; (O) 406-638-3491 Stein, John C. (Renay) - FE - (NE) Mount Carmel 361 Mount Carmel Church Rd., Reidsville, NC 27320-8270; (O) 336-939-9115; (C) 704-929-6057; (F) 336-939-3519; (e) [email protected] Stephenson, W. Edward (Faye) - PL - (MA) Fairview 2586 Holly Hills Ave., Morganton, NC 28655-8303; (O) 828-448-0497; (R) 828-438-8660; (C) 828-448-0497; (e) [email protected] Stevens III, Charles B. (Pat) - RE - (GA) Retired 1200 River Hill Trail, Lincolnton, NC 28092; (R) 704-735-4514; (e) [email protected] Stevens, Panzie M. - RL - (CH) Retired 6400 Treeline Pl., Charlotte, NC 28215-1630; (R) 704-560-4222 Stevens, Willard L. (Laura) - RE - (WS) Retired 800 College Ln., Apt. A, Salisbury, MD 21804-3140; (R) 410-543-1927 Stewart, Charles A. - FE - (HP) Burnett’s Chapel 1201 Burnetts Chapel Rd., Greensboro, NC 27406-8010; (O) 336-674-6441; (R) 336-676-7121; (e) [email protected] Stewart, Jennifer W. - FE - (NW) Boonville PO Box 178, Boonville, NC 27011-0178; (O) 336-367-7122; (R) 336-367-7494; (C) 336-262-3504; (e) [email protected] Stiles, Daniel P. (Marti) - RE - (WA) Retired/Bethel (Haywood Co.) 1095 Sulphur Springs Rd., Waynesville, NC 28786-4246; (O) 828-648-0925; (R) 828-452-7230; (C) 828-508-9452; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 95

Stinson-Wesley, J. Thomas (Amelia) - FE - (CH) Pineville PO Box 3, Pineville, NC 28134-0003; (O) 704-889-2022; (R) 704-889-1803; (F) 704-889-2024; (e) [email protected] Stinson-Wesley, S. Amelia (Tom) - FE - (CH) Director, World Connections for Women 805 Main St., Pineville, NC 28134-7355; (O) 704-889-1803; (R) 704-889-1803; (C) 828-403-0516; (e) [email protected] Stith III, Frank A. (Mary Elizabeth) - RE - (WA) Retired 257 Tillman Rd., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9716; (R) 828-452-6867; (C) 828-400-8986; (e) [email protected] Stokes, E. Boyd (Jane) - RE - (HP) Retired 1923 Bayview Rd., Bath, NC 27808-9474; (R) 252-923-7111; (e) [email protected] Stone, Patricia H. - RE - (AL) Retired 814 Gilchrist St., Laurinburg, NC 28352-3528; (R) 910-280-4792; (C) 910-280-4792; (e) [email protected] Stoneking, Carole Bailey (Hal) - FE - (GR) Dean/Professor, High Point University 833 Montlieu Ave., High Point, NC 27262-4221; (O) 336-841-9168; (R) 336-282-3848; (C) 336-317-2559; (F) 336-888-6392; (e) [email protected] Stott, Norman M., Jr.* (Linda) - FE - (NW) Wray (Rocky Mountain Conf) 500 Blake St., Wray, CO 80758-1618 Stowe, Dan P. - RE - (NE) Retired/Mt. Carmel (Stokesdale) 2935 Isaacs Pl., Greensboro, NC 27408-2709; (O) 336-288-5752; (R) 336-288-5752; (e) [email protected] Strader, Pamela L. (Joe Wood) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: West Market Street Associate 1711 Brookcliff Dr., Greensboro, NC 27408-2529; (O) 336-275-4587; (R) 336-286-6622; (C) 336-457-0091; (F) 336-275-4589; (e) [email protected] Strader, R. Harold (Carolyn) - RE - (WA) Retired 100 Wesley Dr., Apt. 610, Asheville, NC 28803-2092; (R) 828-524-8694; (e) [email protected] Strange, Lee H. (Barbara) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Trinity 3819 Country Club Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27104-2912; (O) 336-765-0150; (R) 336-765-7548; (C) 336-402-1753; (F) 336-765-5791; (e) [email protected] Sturge, Robert H. (Mary) - FE - (AL) Union Grove 8702 Indian Trail Fairview Rd., Indian Trail, NC 28079-7782; (O) 704-753-4966; (R) 704-578-4216; (C) 704-578-4216; (e) [email protected] Stutz, Loretta A. - FE - (LX) Incapacity Leave 1911 Brenda Dr., North Augusta, SC 29841-2032; (O) 336-248-8747; (R) 336-248-8747; (C) 336-596-0947; (e) [email protected] Suggs, Douglas L. (Patty) - FE - (WS) Director of Spiritual Life, Arbor Acres 1240 Arbor Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1106; (O) 336-748-4648; (R) 336-926-3038; (C) 336-926-3038; (F) 336-721-1042; (e) [email protected] Suggs, Patricia K. (Doug) - FE - (WS) Chaplain, The Prodigals Community 4435 Chebar Dr., Pfafftown, NC 27040-9727; (R) 336-918-2974; (C) 336-918-2974; (e) [email protected] Sullivan, Dorothy L. (Bennie) - PL - (NE) Beulah-Zion 528 Goff Rd., King, NC 27021-7475; (O) 336-401-1944; (R) 336-985-3912; (e) [email protected] Summey, R. Cliff (Estelle) - RE - (WS) Retired PO Box 1976, King, NC 27021-1976; (R) 336-983-8686; (e) [email protected] Summey, William G. (Sally) - AM - (MA) Personal Leave 32559 Austin Rd., New London, NC 28127-8776; (C) 704-465-8769; (e) [email protected] Surratt, Raymond L. (Margaret) - FE - (LX) Mount Olivet 1082 Community Rd., Lexington, NC 27295-5828; (O) 336-764-9630; (R) 336-764-9630; (e) [email protected] Sutton, Elizabeth A. (Bradley) - PL - (GR) Mount Pleasant Assistant PO Box 342, McLeansville, NC 27301-0342; (O) 336-697-0444; (R) 336-697-1017; (C) 336-214-2947; (F) 336-697-0445; (e) [email protected] Swaim, Bobby G. (Linda) - RA - (LX) Retired 1849 Cheek Rd., Hamptonville, NC 27020-8117; (R) 336-468-8163; (C) 336-240-0737; (e) [email protected] Swann, Marion M. (Helen) - RE - (NW) Retired PO Box 39, Boonville, NC 27011-0039; (R) 336-367-7955; (C) 336-426-8186; (e) [email protected] Sweeney, Jeffery A. (Patti) - FE - (MA) Valdese: First PO BOX 637, Valdese, NC 28690; (O) 828-874-0006; (R) 828-879-8234; (C) 828-261-5648; (F) 828-262-1196; (e) [email protected] Sweet, Worth A. (Betty) - RE - (SA) Retired (Died Sept. 16, 2010) 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215-3220; (R) 704-532-4068 Sweezy, Noel N. (Karen) - FE - (GA) Stanley: First 217 N Main St., Stanley, NC 28164-1722; (O) 704-263-2691; (C) 704-685-2873; (e) [email protected] Swofford, Dale M. (Karen) - PE - (NW) Jonesville: First-Ebenezer 305 W Main St., Jonesville, NC 28642-2128; (R) 336-258-2424; (e) [email protected] 96 Western North Carolina Conference Swofford, Melissa F. (Michael) - PD - (MA) Reading Specialist, McDowell County Schools PO Box 2133, Marion, NC 28752-2133; (O) 828-652-4737; (R) 828-652-2974; (C) 828-442-5316; (e) [email protected] Swofford, Michael K. (Melissa) - FE - (LN) Centenary 620 Centenary Church Rd., Mt Ulla, NC 28125-8715; (O) 704-663-2298; (R) 704-360-4030; (C) 828-442-3904; (F) 828-652-1908; (e) [email protected] Swofford, Monica L. (Mark) - PD - (WS) Wellness Coordinator Chester (VA) YMCA 11807 Hogans Aly, Chester, VA 23836-2664; (R) 804-681-0755; (e) [email protected] Symanski, Robert D. (Sheri) - FE - (LN) Charlotte: Oak Grove 6440 Old Statesville Rd., Charlotte, NC 28269-1782; (O) 704-596-4084; (C) 704-677-3273; (e) [email protected] Sypole, Jeffrey H. (Laurie) - FE - (HP) High Point: Highland-Northwood 1013 Mill Ave., High Point, NC 27260-1656; (O) 336-882-2136; (R) 336-841-7705; (C) 336-416-5869; (e) [email protected] Talbert, D. David (Tammy) - FE - (LX) Bethany 429 S Main St., Denton, NC 27239; (O) 336-746-5076; (R) 336-859-8309; (C) 336-309-2942; (e) [email protected] Talbert, H. L., Jr. (Meryl) - FE - (SA) Granite Quarry: Shiloh PO Box 315, Granite Quarry, NC 28071; (O) 704-279-2112; (R) 704-209-6417; (C) 704-682-9626; (e) [email protected] Talbert, Tamela R. (David) - FE - (LX) Denton: First-Canaan 429 S Main St., Denton, NC 27239; (O) 336-859-8309; (R) 336-859-8309; (C) 336-309-2133; (e) [email protected] Tanico, Lisa L. (Wade) - PL - (GR) Greensboro: Muir’s Chapel Assistant 6302 River Hills Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-8312; (R) 336-662-0485; (C) 336-253-8672; (e) [email protected] Tapp, Daniel D. (Leanne) - PL - (MA) Bethlehem-Gray’s Chapel 253 School Rd., Mill Spring, NC 28756; (O) 828-894-6328; (R) 864-529-8656; (C) 864-529-8656; (e) [email protected] Tapper, Edward S. (Nancy) - RA - (GR) Retired/White’s Chapel 2305 Killarney Dr., Greensboro, NC 27406-6416; (R) 336-854-3903; (C) 336-549-7675; (e) [email protected] Tarpley, T. Joseph, Jr. (Veranita Alvord) - FE - (GA) Sharon 871 College Ave., Shelby, NC 28152-9514; (O) 704-484-3109; (R) 704-487-8988; (C) 704-473-9968; (e) [email protected] Tate, James P. - PE - (GA) Marvin 712 Lake Montonia Rd., Kings Mountain, NC 28086-9741; (O) 704-739-6925; (R) 704-739-6925; (C) 704-473-1205; (e) [email protected] Taylor, Elizabeth G. - FD - (WS) New Bern: Centenary Minister of Discipleship (NCC) PO Box 1388, New Bern, NC 28563-1388; (O) 252-637-4181; (R) 252-288-4704; (C) 252-474-0681; (F) 252-637-5602; (e) [email protected] Taylor, Habakkuk - (Sadie) RE - (GA) Retired (Died July 17, 2010) 231 London Rd., Lawndale, NC 28090-9682; (R) 704-538-8498; (e) [email protected] Taylor, Jacquelyn H. (Bill) - PE - (NW) Lenoir: Trinity 901 Seehorn St. NE, Lenoir, NC 28645-8413; (O) 828-758-7482; (R) 828-572-0304; (C) 828-292-1714; (e) [email protected] Taylor, John L., Jr. - FE - (NE) Bethesda 3180 US 311 Hwy N, Pine Hall, NC 27042-8148; (O) 336-548-3099; (R) 336-949-4068; (C) 336-414-5578; (e) [email protected] Taylor, Peter J. (Suzanne) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: New Hope 2025 Walker Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-9556; (O) 336-924-2975; (R) 336-924-2110; (F) 336-924-4705; (e) [email protected] Taylor, T. Kevin (Jenny Hinson) - FE - (AL) Adjunct Professor, Belmont Abbey College 1719 Arbor Way, Albemarle, NC 28001-8513; (C) 704-550-7044; (e) [email protected] Taylor, Timothy D. (Lisa) - OE - (CH) Charlotte: Purcell 1674 Lowell Bethesda Rd., Apt. S, Gastonia, NC 28056-7345; (O) 704-399-7257; (R) 704-718-4929; (C) 704-718-4929; (e) [email protected] Taylor, William R. (Jackie) - FE - (NW) Lenoir: Colliers 2633 Clarks Chapel Rd., Lenoir, NC 28645-8413; (O) 828-758-1658; (R) 828-572-0304; (C) 828-292-6070; (e) [email protected] Templeton, Molly Tyson (John) - PE - (AS) Personal Leave 3260 Henry Hudson Pkwy. Apt. 7p, Bronx, NY 10463-3293; (C) 828-545-5344; (e) [email protected] Tesh, Kevin L. (Andrea) - PL - (LN) Knox Chapel 420 Knotty Pine Cir., Salisbury, NC 28146-1467; (O) 704-574-5763; (R) 704-636-6906; (C) 704-798-4867; (e) [email protected] Thie, R. Bradley (Deborah) - FE - (LN) Friendship (Catawba) 3803 Mt Olive Church Rd., Newton, NC 28658-8228; (O) 828-464-5408; (R) 828-464-0419; (C) 828-234-3389; (F) 828-464-1155; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 97

Thigpin, Yvonne M. - FD - (WS) Counselor, Children’s Home 1436 Claxton Ridge Dr., Kernersville, NC 27284-3636; (O) 336-721-7600; (R) 336-993-2208; (C) 336-391-3485; (F) 336-721-7676; (e) [email protected] Thomas III, J. Hurley (Mary) - RE - (WS) Retired 215 Valencia Cir., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-6369; (R) 336-924-3433; (C) 336-970-0603; (e) [email protected] Thomas III, W. Preston (Grace) - PL - (MA) Minneapolis-Elk Park PO Box 344, Marion, NC 28752-0344; (O) 828-724-1341; (R) 828-724-1341; (C) 828-442-9861; (e) [email protected] Thomas, A. J. - FE - (CH) Charlotte: St. Paul 2830 Dorchester Pl., Charlotte, NC 28209-1219; (O) 704-523-0077; (C) 704-607-9392; (e) [email protected] Thomas, Dorothy B. - RA - (WA) Retired/Pine Grove-Spring Creek 3031 S Lakeshore Dr., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-8712; (R) 828-452-9764; (C) 828-208-5561; (e) [email protected] Thompson III, C. Sydnor (Kelly) - FE - (MA) Morganton: First 200 N King St., Morganton, NC 28655-3437; (O) 828-437-0921; (R) 828-437-8427; (C) 828-337-6868; (F) 828-437-2053; (e) [email protected] Thompson, Bradley A. (Lisa) - FL - (MA) Marion: East Marion-West Marion 505 Collett St., Morganton, NC 28655-3740; (O) 828-460-4863; (C) 828-460-4863; (e) [email protected] Thompson, D. Alan, Jr. (Myra) - PL - (SA) Center Grove-St. Paul 3688 Camp Julia Rd., Kannapolis, NC 28083-9621; (R) 704-791-2907; (C) 704-791-2907; (e) [email protected] Thompson, E. Cecil (Brenda) - RL - (NE) Retired/Mount Airy: Mallalieu-Jones PO Box 183, Pinnacle, NC 27043-0183; (O) 336-368-4643; (R) 336-368-4376; (e) [email protected] Thompson, George E. (Pat) - FE - (CH) District Superintendent 4108 Park Rd., Ste. 101, Charlotte, NC 28209-4207; (O) 704-525-3395; (R) 704-366-9140; (C) 704-904-4461; (F) 704-525-4238; (e) [email protected] Thompson, H. Kyle (Lora) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Light of Christ 9212 Bryant Farms Rd., Charlotte, NC 28277-1644; (O) 980-355-0637; (R) 704-243-1075; (e) [email protected] Thompson, Henry C. (Marizell) - RE - (GR) Retired 3503 Crosstimbers Dr., Greensboro, NC 27410-2122; (R) 336-282-3999; (e) [email protected] Thompson, James W. (Sherry) - PL - (NW) Helton PO Box 1412, Jefferson, NC 28640-1412; (O) 336-846-3900; (R) 336-384-4243; (C) 336-977-8055; (e) [email protected] Thompson, Larry W. (Arleen) - AM - (LX) Oak Grove 1994 US Highway 158, Mocksville, NC 27028; (O) 336-751-2453; (R) 336-751-2453; (C) 828-527-9901; (e) [email protected] Thompson, Paul B. - FE - (AS) Mills River 137 Old Turnpike Rd., Mills River, NC 28759-8776; (O) 828-891-7788; (R) 828-891-3307; (C) 828-808-1411; (F) 828-891-2590; (e) [email protected] Thore, Wm. Christopher (Becca) - FE - (WS) Clemmons PO Box 829, Clemmons, NC 27012-0829; (O) 336-766-6375; (R) 336-766-9920; (F) 336-766-0652; (e) [email protected] Thumm, Milford V. - RE - (HP) Retired 2600 Croasdaile Farm Pkwy. #145, Durham, NC 27705-1331; (R) 919-384-2231 Thurman, James M. (Edith) - RE - (WA) Retired 26 Hickory Hill Ln., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9747; (R) 828-456-3982; (C) 828-246-5229; (e) [email protected] Tilley, Kent D. (Cynthia) - FE - (GA) Pastoral Psychotherapist, Samaritan Center 112 Garrison Dr., Belmont, NC 28012-3204; (O) 704-554-9900; (R) 704-616-4226; (e) [email protected] Tingle, Randall A. (Melissa) - FE - (WA) Clyde: Central PO Box 8, Clyde, NC 28721-0008; (O) 828-627-2287; (R) 828-456-4795; (C) 828-400-1342; (F) 828-627-1545; (e) [email protected] Tippett, G. Hardy (Sarah) - OD - (WA) Retired/Waynesville: First Min. of Congregational Care 160 Siler Cir., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-9709; (O) 828-456-9475; (R) 828-454-0088; (F) 828-456-7560; (e) [email protected] Tisdale, John K. (Judy) - FE - (HP) Pastoral Therapist, CPFS 501 Eastowne Dr., Ste. 220, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-6224; (O) 919-408-3212; (R) 336-578-7489; (C) 336-266-0399; (F) 919-408-3306; (e) [email protected] Tomlinson, Dennis W. (Mary) - PL - (MA) Mt. Hebron 1561 Tomlinson Lp., Connellys Springs, NC 28612-7972; (O) 828-287-4877; (R) 828-874-8956; (C) 828-201-7566; (e) [email protected] Tookey, Jack D. (Jacqueline) - PE - (AL) New Mt. Tabor 21007 NC Hwy 73, Albemarle, NC 28001; (O) 336-998-7550; (R) 336-299-2903; (C) 336-337-2343; (e) [email protected] Tookey, Jacqueline E. (Jack) - FE - (AL) Salem 21007 NC Hwy 73, Albemarle, NC 28001; (O) 336-764-2949; (R) 336-764-0750; (C) 336-337-0401; (F) 336-764-1168; (e) [email protected] 98 Western North Carolina Conference Toth, Angela W. (Craig) - PE - (NE) Stoneville: Centenary-Hodgin Memorial 3785 Ellisboro Rd., Stokesdale, NC 27357-8048; (O) 336-548-1732; (R) 336-548-1732; (C) 919-423-4649; (e) [email protected] Toth, Craig M. (Angie) - FL - (NE) Mt. Zion 3785 Ellisboro Rd., Stokesdale, NC 27357-8048; (O) 336-548-4455; (R) 336-548-1732; (C) 919-423-3224; (e) [email protected] Tout, C. Thomas (Linda) - OE - (WA) Retired/Shady Grove 376 Higher Ground Rdg, Waynesville, NC 28785-5999; (O) 828-926-3965; (R) 828-926-6215; (e) [email protected] Towery, J. Billy, Jr. (Karen) - FE - (LN) Charlotte: Pleasant Grove 1915 Oakdale Rd., Charlotte, NC 28216-1423; (O) 704-392-2387; (R) 704-399-0182; (C) 704-433-4928; (e) [email protected] Tracy, Ross E. (Memory) - OE - (AL) Retired/Union Chapel 49607 Buck Dr., Albemarle, NC 28001-7627; (O) 704-983-2074; (R) 704-986-6321; (e) [email protected] Treece, Elaine M. (Max) - PL - (CH) Pineville Assistant PO Box 3, Pineville, NC 28134; (O) 704-889-2022; (R) 704-542-3191; (e) [email protected] Trollinger, James T. (Sue) - FE - (CH) Assistant to the Bishop 2301 Vestry Pl., Charlotte, NC 28270-7775; (O) 704-535-2260; (R) 704-366-5001; (F) 704-535-9160; (e) [email protected] Troutman III, Jacob C. [Ted] (Lynda) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Mount Pisgah 2600 Pisgah Church Rd., Greensboro, NC 27455-1619; (O) 336-288-3321; (C) 704-458-0591; (F) 336-288-8014; (e) [email protected] Troutman, G. Dale (Brittie) - RE - (NW) Retired 2361 Snider Rd., Yadkinville, NC 27055-7222; (R) 336-961-3134; (e) [email protected] Troxler, Jeremy I. (Margaret) - FE - (WA) Director, Thriving Rural Communities, Duke Div. Sch. Duke University Divinity School-023b Gray Building, Durham, NC 27708-0001; (O) 919-660-3423; (R) 919-563-5310; (C) 828-734-7068; (F) 919-660-3528; (e) [email protected] Tucker, Ann M. (Steven) - FD - (WS) Therapist, Youth Opportunities, Inc. 512 Harper St., Winston-Salem, NC 27104-3820; (O) 336-896-2202; (R) 336-765-5397; (C) 336-817-9964; (F) 336-794-4957; (e) [email protected] Turman, Donald W. (Ramona) - RE - (AS) Retired 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28801-1218; (R) 828-254-4942; (C) 828-545-5407; (e) [email protected] Turman, M. Catherine (Ted) - FL - (NE) East Bend-Stony Knoll PO Box 117, East Bend, NC 27018-0117; (O) 336-699-8339; (R) 336-699-8339; (C) 336-429-6403; (e) [email protected] Turman, R. Keith (Chan) - FE - (AS) Skyland PO Box 697, Skyland, NC 28776-0697; (O) 828-684-7283; (R) 828-298-3626; (C) 828-545-1568; (e) [email protected] Turman, Theodore C. (Cathy) - FL - (NE) New Hope 1011 N Main St., Mount Airy, NC 27030-3635; (O) 336-679-8787; (R) 336-789-2935; (C) 336-429-0981; (e) [email protected] Turner, Carolyn R. (Ken) - RL - (WA) Retired/Robbinsville Assistant PO Box 1057, Robbinsville, NC 28771-1057; (O) 828-479-8581; (R) 828-479-3161; (F) 828-479-4821; (e) [email protected] Turner, Charles M., Jr. (Connie) - RE - (NW) Retired/Mitchell’s Chapel 2410 Center Rd., Boonville, NC 27011-8720; (O) 336-468-1328; (R) 336-468-1803; (e) [email protected] Turner, Sean C. - OE - (GA) Double Shoals-Rehobeth-St. Paul’s 2038 Rehobeth Church Rd., Shelby, NC 28150; (O) 704-434-8022; (C) 828-493-6861; (e) [email protected] Turnipseed, Robert L. [Lonnie] (Olive) - RE - (ST) Retired 775 Spring Ln., Lansdale, PA 19446-6231; (R) 215-361-8118; (e) [email protected] Tutterow, R. Keith (Pat) - RE - (MA) Retired/Pisgah (Avery) PO Box 370, Newland, NC 28657-0370; (R) 828-733-5473; (e) [email protected] Tutterow, W. Kirk (Cheryl Skinner) - FE - (LX) Elbaville-Fulton PO Box 87, Advance, NC 27006-0087; (O) 336-998-8117; (R) 336-998-4352; (C) 336-813-2520; (e) [email protected] Tuttle, Richard B. (Christine) - PE - (LN) Catawba PO Box 186, Catawba, NC 28609-0186; (O) 704-588-3309; (R) 828-241-1080; (F) 704-588-9358; (e) [email protected] Tuttle, Robert G., Jr. (Dianne) - RE - (AS) Retired PO Box 1876, Fairview, NC 28730; (R) 828-628-0745; (e) [email protected] Tyson, Charles E. - RE - (HP) Retired 337 Watkins St., Asheboro, NC 27203-4854; (R) 336-625-0710; (F) 336-625-2310 Tyson, Joseph B. (Margaret) - RE - (MA) Retired 8627 Clover Meadow Dr., Dallas, TX 75243-7626; (R) 214-348-2534 2010 journal 99

Underwood, Sarah C. (Andy) - FE - (GA) Puett 3009 Puetts Chapel Rd., Dallas, NC 28034-8738; (O) 704-922-7301; (R) 704-922-4223; (C) 704-678-0813; (F) 704-922-4223; (e) [email protected] Upchurch, W. Lynn, Jr. (Sylvia) - FE - (LX) Shady Grove 167 Shady Grove Church Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27107-9664; (O) 336-769-2942; (R) 336-869-0122; (F) 336-769-0307; (e) [email protected] Updyke, Bruce D. (Dawn) - OF - (NE) Stokesburg 6860 Rangecrest Rd., Belews Creek, NC 27009-9140; (O) 336-793-7284; (R) 336-793-7284; (C) 704-793-7284; (e) [email protected] Uren, Christopher C. (Angela) - OE - (LX) Thomasville: First PO Box 1860, Thomasville, NC 27361-1860; (O) 336-476-4223; (R) 336-476-4541; (C) 336-688-9884; (F) 336-993-2460; (e) [email protected]

Van Lente, Ronald D. (Kathleen) - FE - (HP) Asheboro: Giles Chapel 2003 Gold Hill Rd., Asheboro, NC 27203-4271; (O) 336-672-1835; (R) 336-672-1835; (C) 336-460-0920; (e) [email protected] Van Meter, Allan R. (Laura) - FE - (GA) Lincolnton: Boger City 2320 East Main St., Lincolnton, NC 28092; (O) 704-735-7513; (R) 704-735-4473; (F) 336-746-4381; (e) [email protected] VanDerwerken, Mary C. - PE - (GR) Retired/Greensboro: Groometown-St. Andrews 4502 Groometown Rd., Greensboro, NC 27407-9755; (O) 336-924-0341; (R) 336-632-1133; (C) 336-337-7034; (e) [email protected] Vang, CherLue (Mang) - FE - (GA) GBGM Missionary to Thailand 6010 Beaver Dam Ln., Charlotte, NC 28227-5214; (O) 704-865-0000; (R) 704-545-8264; (C) 704-575-1981; (e) [email protected] Varner, J. Hal (Martha) - RE - (LX) Retired 255 Beckford Dr., Lexington, NC 27295-8799; (R) 336-731-2486 Vaughan, Nancy M. (Edward) - LS - (GR) Bethel-Julian 8022 NC Highway 22 N, Climax, NC 27233-8278; (O) 336-337-6992; (R) 336-685-4545; (C) 757-630-7136; (e) [email protected] Vergin, Mary Jane (James) - RD - (CH) Retired 6913 Thermal Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211-6148; (O) 980-343-3600; (R) 704-366-7339; (F) 980-343-3607; (e) [email protected] Vernon, Adam C. (Bethany) - FL - (HP) High Point: Wesley Memorial Assistant 1225 Chestnut Dr., High Point, NC 27262; (O) 336-884-2204; (C) 336-870-9883; (e) [email protected] Vickers, Jason E. (Lacey) - FE - (SA) Associate Professor, United Seminary 416 Thelma Ave., Dayton, OH 45415-2141; (O) 937-529-2201; (R) 937-280-3174; (C) 704-231-0663; (F) 937-529-2296; (e) [email protected] Vickers, Susan E. Norman (Mark) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Christ Associate 410 N Holden Rd., Greensboro, NC 27410-5620; (O) 336-299-1571; (R) 336-282-8730; (C) 336-601-2034; (F) 336-299-7866; (e) [email protected] Vilagos, TeresaMarie T. (Joe) - PE - (CH) Charlotte: Hawthorne Lane Associate 2213 Thorson Hill Court, Charlotte, NC 28212; (O) 704-332-8131; (R) 704-535-8910; (C) 704-658-5699; (e) [email protected] Villanueva, Raymundo* (Brigida) - PL - (NW) Grassy Creek (Surry) Assistant 3534 6th St. Dr., NW, Hickory, NC 28601-9042; (O) 336-262-7525; (R) 828-324-7282; (C) 336-262-4464; (e) [email protected] Virtue, Janice A. (Dwight Deuring) - FE - (HP) Sr. VP of Leadership Dev, WNCC UM Foundation 2921 Buckingham Rd., Durham, NC 27707-4630; (O) 919-726-8214; (R) 919-489-5255; (C) 919-452-2854; (F) 919-613-5333; (e) [email protected] Vlastakis, Catherine K. (Kirk) - PE - (NE) Baltimore 2419 Baltimore Rd., East Bend, NC 27018-7476; (O) 336-961-6055; (R) 336-699-2697; (C) 336-830-3012; (e) [email protected] Vredenburg, Yvonne L. [Vonnie] - FE - (LN) Incapacity Leave PO Box 147, Paw Creek, NC 28130-0147; (R) 704-860-2294; (C) 704-860-2294; (e) [email protected] Vun Cannon, L. Lewis (Lois) - RE - (GR) Retired 5015 Tower Rd., Apt. D, Greensboro, NC 27410-5269; (R) 336-282-2239; (e) [email protected]

Wachs, W. Ronald (Loretta) - RE - (NE) Retired 721 Lakewood Dr., Siler City, NC 27344-3723; (R) 919-742-2824; (C) 336-402-1874; (e) [email protected] Waddell, Robert J. (Rose Marie) - OF - (NW) Retired/Thurmond 134 Maplebrook Dr., Elkin, NC 28621-9728; (O) 336-262-7525; (R) 336-866-3205; (C) 336-366-9181; (e) [email protected] 100 Western North Carolina Conference Walker, Charles B. (Mozelle) - RL - (HP) Retired 4732 Hoover Hill Rd., Trinity, NC 27370-8557; (R) 336-861-5076 Walker, Horace W. [Duke] (Denise) - PE - (LX) Lexington: Ebenezer 204 Northside Dr., Lexington, NC 27295-1132; (O) 336-249-1410; (R) 336-249-1360; (C) 336-309-1776; (e) [email protected] Walker, Jeane S. - PE - (AS) Incapacity Leave 11112 Vista Haven Dr., Charlotte, NC 28226-3643; (R) 704-752-9705; (C) 336-684-0620; (e) [email protected] Walker, Priscilla B. (Richard) - FL - (GA) Hoey Memorial-Sulphur Springs 115 Pilbury Dr., Shelby, NC 28152-0772; (O) 704-297-2671; (R) 704-297-2671; (e) [email protected] Wall, Randy L. (Ann) - FE - (LN) New Covenant 14514 Lucia-Riverbend Hwy., Mt Holly, NC 28120-9703; (O) 704-827-4468; (R) 704-951-8055; (C) 704-789-3975; (F) 704-793-4629; (e) [email protected] Wallace, E. Lou - RE - (GR) Retired 201 Orange Dr., Elon, NC 27244-9294; (R) 336-584-0671 Wallace, Jack D., Jr. (Amanda) - FE - (WS) West Forsyth 4565 Wenlok Ln., Pfafftown, NC 27040; (O) 336-922-1031; (R) 336-924-4702; (e) [email protected] Wallace, Kyles Y. (Janet) - FE - (GR) Tabernacle 5601 Liberty Rd., Greensboro, NC 27406-8622; (O) 336-674-2941; (R) 336-687-7665; (e) [email protected] Wannemacher, Margaret R. (Ted) - PL - (ST) Mt. Bethel (Iredell) 2930 2nd St. Ct NW, Hickory, NC 28601-8058; (R) 828-322-6218; (C) 828-446-5556; (e) [email protected] Ward, J. Alexander [Al], Jr. (Miriam) - FE - (WA) District Superintendent PO Box 1269, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-1269; (O) 828-456-5172; (R) 828-452-1855; (C) 828-400-6140; (F) 828-452-1424; (e) [email protected] Ward, J. Roy (Maxine) - FE - (GR) Gethsemane 100 NC Highway 150 W, Greensboro, NC 27455-8201; (O) 336-643-3519; (R) 336-643-8835; (C) 336-932-1050; (F) 336-643-3519; (e) [email protected] Ward, Myra J. - FE - (LX) Thomasville: West End-Mt. Zion 213 Moore St., Thomasville, NC 27360-3738; (R) 336-472-7482; (e) [email protected] Warlick, Harold C., Jr. (Diane) - FE - (HP) Chapel Dean/Professor, High Point University 1506 Wickliff Ave., High Point, NC 27262-4552; (O) 336-841-9241; (R) 336-889-2413; (C) 336-848-1391; (F) 336-841-9004; (e) [email protected] Warner, Joseph M. G. (Carolyn) - RE - (GA) Retired 1100 Marina Rd., Irmo, SC 29063-8481; (R) 803-732-2744 Warner, Sherman B. (Beverly) - RA - (SA) Retired/China Grove: South 102 Willow Rd., Salisbury, NC 28147-7746; (O) 704-857-4010; (R) 704-639-9165; (C) 704-647-2282; (F) 704-639-9165; (e) [email protected] Warren, C. Mac (Corrina) - PL - (NW) Asbury-Hanes Grove PO Box 1284, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659-1284; (R) 336-667-3618; (C) 336-981-8299; (e) [email protected] Warren, David L. (Katie) - PL - (AS) Asheville: Emma 146 Westwood Rd., Asheville, NC 28804-2260; (O) 828-251-2864; (R) 828-251-1294; (C) 828-279-0694; (e) [email protected] Warren, Jerry D. (Susan) - PL - (AS) Fruitland 214 Gebe Ln., Hendersonville, NC 28792-2043; (O) 828-685-0510; (R) 828-272-5518; (C) 828-243-9980; (F) 828-685-0510; (e) [email protected] Warren, Sharon D. - PL - (ST) Statesville: Christ Boulevard Youth Minister 3018 Salisbury Hwy., Statesville, NC 28677-1131; (R) 704-872-1070; (C) 704-902-1387; (e) [email protected] Watford, James L. - FE - (HP) Jamestown: Jamestown Associate PO Box 339, Jamestown, NC 27282-0339; (O) 336-454-2717; (R) 336-691-1974; (C) 336-210-2793; (F) 336-454-1514; (e) [email protected] Watkins-Grifﬁ th, Stacey R. (Scott) - FE - (MA) Family Leave 134 Brightmore Cir., Rutherfordton, NC 28139-9269; (R) 828-288-1745; (e) scottgrifﬁ [email protected] Watts, Douglas L. (Beverley) - PD - (WS) Winston-Salem: Sedge Garden Minister of Education 794 Sedge Garden Rd., Kernersville, NC 27284-7553; (O) 336-788-2297; (R) 336-992-5602; (C) 336-817-8624; (F) 336-785-3183; (e) [email protected] Waugh, Randolph P. (Brenda) - RE - (WS) Retired 117 Oak Leaf Ln., Lewisville, NC 27023-7501; (R) 336-945-9952; (e) [email protected] Weatherford, Ronald J. (Carole) - PE - (GR) Greensboro: Collins Grove 3313 Sparrowhawk Dr., High Point, NC 27265-9350; (O) 336-689-3605; (R) 336-887-4505; (e) [email protected] Weaver, Allen B. (Joan) - RE - (NW) Retired 3 E 7th St., West Jefferson, NC 28694-9723; (R) 336-846-6812; (e) [email protected] Weaver, Sarah G. - RL - (SA) Retired 300 E C St., Kannapolis, NC 28083-4404; (R) 704-938-5355; (C) 704-425-2375; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 101

Webb III, Robert R. - FD - (CH) Director, Rural Church, Duke Endowment 100 N Tryon St., Ste. 3500, Charlotte, NC 28202-4001; (R) 704-348-0816; (e) [email protected] Webb, James T., Jr. (Kathy) - FE - (WS) Brookstown 6274 Yadkinville Rd., Pfafftown, NC 27040-8536; (O) 336-945-3029; (R) 336-923-2511; (C) 336-971-4968; (F) 336-945-3029; (e) [email protected] Webb, Jane S. (James) - RL - (LX) Retired/Tyro Assistant 1131 Sink Farm Rd., Lexington, NC 27295-7896; (O) 336-853-7459; (R) 336-853-7229; (C) 336-309-3328; (e) [email protected] Webb, Jerry S. (Sharon) - FE - (LX) Hillsdale 5018 US Hwy 158, Advance, NC 27006-6968; (O) 336-998-4020; (R) 336-940-2017; (C) 336-813-2063; (F) 336-998-2647; (e) [email protected] Webb, Shelly F. - FE - (AS) Asheville: Oakley-Berry Temple 607 Fairview Rd., Asheville, NC 28803; (O) 828-274-7656; (R) 828-966-9527; (C) 828-772-5326; (e) [email protected] Webster, Timothy A. (Susan) - PE - (CH) Harrison Associate 15008 Lancaster Hwy., Pineville, NC 28134-8129; (O) 704-541-3486; (R) 704-843-4169; (F) 704-541-7710; (e) [email protected] Wechter, Cynthia S. (Tom) - PE - (ST) Hickory: St. Luke’s Associate 52 16th Ave. NW, Hickory, NC 28601-2534; (O) 828-327-9837; (R) 828-855-2484; (C) 859-489-5387; (e) [email protected] Weekley, George C. (Ellen) - RE - (WA) Retired PO Box 33, Cullowhee, NC 28723-0033; (R) 828-586-6730; (C) 828-226-6183; (e) [email protected] Weekley, J. Mark (Jennie) - FE - (AL) Albemarle: Central 172 N 2nd St., Albemarle, NC 28001-4818; (O) 704-982-8158; (R) 704-982-0640; (C) 704-961-2993; (F) 704-986-2883; (e) [email protected] Weekley, James F. (Rosalyn) - RE - (CH) Retired 202 Davis Ln., Belmont, NC 28012-2910; (O) 704-829-5972; (R) 704-829-5972 Weeks, Thomas W. (Carol) - RE - (GA) Retired 1935 Hidden Valley Ave., Lincolnton, NC 28092-8958; (R) 704-735-2072 Wegwart, Wayne G. (Peggy) - RE - (LX) Retired 1996 Becky Hill Rd., Lexington, NC 27295-9567; (O) 336-793-4487; (R) 336-787-5064; (C) 336-225-0593; (F) 336-787-8326; (e) [email protected] Weiler, Marilyn L. (John) - FE - (LX) Dulin 897 Dulin Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028-7207; (O) 336-998-5409; (R) 336-784-8905; (C) 336-416-8905; (F) 336-998-5409; (e) [email protected] Weisner, Roger D. (Cindy) - FE - (HP) Mt. Vernon 9409 Archdale Rd., Trinity, NC 27370; (O) 336-431-7217; (R) 336-431-3731; (C) 336-575-3974; (e) [email protected] Welch, Martha B. (Curran) - FE - (MA) Drexel: Christ PO Box 38, Drexel, NC 28619-0038; (O) 828-433-1100; (R) 828-437-9703; (C) 828-302-0285; (e) [email protected] Welch, Patrick P. (Gail) - FE - (WS) Incapacity Leave PO Box 2184, Fletcher, NC 28732-2184; (C) 336-202-6000; (e) [email protected] Welch, R. Curran (Martha) - RE - (AS) Retired/Upward 3348 Brandon Rd., Morganton, NC 28655-6926; (R) 828-437-9703; (C) 828-302-1252; (e) [email protected] Wensil, Tamara D. (Bill) - FE - (LN) Hopewell 2211 Hopewell Church Rd., Sherrills Ford, NC 28673-7733; (O) 828-478-9625; (R) 828-241-3739; (C) 704-677-2305; (F) 828-478-9630; (e) [email protected] Werstlein, Gail N. (Robert) - FL - (LN) Charlotte: University City Assistant 3835 W W T Harris Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28269-3500; (O) 704-369-8007; (R) 704-948-9659; (C) 704-641-4444; (e) [email protected] West, Chester R. (Linda) - PE - (MA) Concord PO Box 1264, Drexel, NC 28619-1264; (O) 828-433-5488; (R) 828-433-5488; (C) 828-448-2544; (e) [email protected] Westfall, Joseph M. (Lori) - FE - (LN) Mount Pleasant 4136 Mount Pleasant Rd., Sherrills Ford, NC 28673-7809; (O) 704-483-3087; (R) 704-483-5281; (C) 704-564-2368; (F) 704-483-1794; (e) [email protected] Westmoreland, Christopher M. (Kristin) - FE - (LN) Charlotte: Assurance 9700 Mount Holly Huntersville Rd., Huntersville, NC 28078-7607; (O) 704-391-9567; (R) 704-399-9695; (C) 704-519-9660; (F) 704-393-9567; (e) [email protected] Westmoreland, James R. (Barbara) - FE - (GA) Gastonia: First Associate PO Box 218, Gastonia, NC 28053-0218; (O) 704-864-4371; (R) 704-864-3941; (C) 704-718-8272; (F) 704-864-2076; (e) [email protected] White, Avery E. - PE - (AS) Asheville: Groce Associate 954 Tunnel Rd., Asheville, NC 28805; (O) 828-298-7647; (C) 704-651-0135; (e) [email protected] 102 Western North Carolina Conference White, Charles D. [Denny], Jr. (Carol) - RE - (SA) Retired 22 Beauregard Dr., Spencer, NC 28159-1956; (R) 704-638-0776; (C) 704-798-2947; (e) [email protected] White, James K. (Nancy) - FE - (AL) Love’s Grove PO Box 276, Stanﬁ eld, NC 28163-0276; (O) 704-888-4643; (R) 704-888-2301; (C) 704-618-7448; (F) 704-888-4641; (e) [email protected] White, James S. (Hannah) - RE - (ST) Retired/Macedonia-Olin 353 N Bost St., Statesville, NC 28677-4148; (O) 704-873-7787; (R) 704-873-7787; (e) [email protected] White, Judith L. - FE - (SA) Kannapolis: Trinity 416 E 1st St., Kannapolis, NC 28083-4597; (O) 704-933-1127; (R) 704-932-0251; (C) 704-640-0835; (F) 704-932-9265; (e) [email protected] White, W. Rayvon (Bonnie) - RE - (WA) Retired (Died Sept. 5, 2010) 48 Comfort Ln., Maggie Valley, NC 28751-8695; (O) 828-926-0874; (R) 828-926-0874; (C) 828-926-0874; (e) [email protected] Whitley, Aubrey L. (Gail) - RA - (AL) Retired 17849 Page Rd., Mount Pleasant, NC 28124-9600; (R) 704-986-4620 Whitlock, Dwight E., Jr. (Dotty) - RE - (AS) Retired 12 Greenleaf Rd., Fletcher, NC 28732-9662; (R) 828-687-2682; (C) 828-242-1316; (e) [email protected] Whittington, Timothy L. (Linda) - FE - (AL) Albemarle: Bethany 2411 US Highway 52 N, Albemarle, NC 28001-9580; (O) 704-982-3882; (R) 704-463-5522; (C) 704-773-2500; (F) 704-982-3882; (e) [email protected] Wiggins, Ellwood H. (Susan) - OE - (AS) Retired/Brown’s View-Laurel Hill PO Box 658, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745; (R) 828-452-4435; (C) 843-412-1616; (e) [email protected] Wilbourne, H. Bryant (Jackie) - FE - (GR) Morehead 3214 Horse Pen Creek Rd., Greensboro, NC 27410-9405; (O) 336-288-9399; (R) 336-643-5563; (C) 336-314-9335; (e) [email protected] Wilburn Peeler, Julie R. (David Peeler) - FE - (AS) Asheville: Central Associate 27 Church St., Asheville, NC 28801-3303; (R) 828-667-2415; (C) 828-450-5526; (e) [email protected] Wilfong, Victor A. (Debra) - PL - (AS) Grace-Dix Creek 2195 New Leicester Hwy., Asheville, NC 28806-7419; (O) 828-242-3696; (R) 828-242-3696; (e) [email protected] Wilhelm, Sylvia D. - FE - (LX) District Superintendent 507 E Center St., Lexington, NC 27292-4111; (O) 336-243-2796; (R) 336-249-7206; (F) 336-243-1373; (e) [email protected] Williams, Craven E. (Judith) - FE - (AL) Pine Grove 28766 NC Hwy 24/27, Albemarle, NC 28001; (R) 336-274-4080; (C) 336-908-1484; (e) [email protected] Williams, Edwin W., Jr. - RE - (WS) Retired 803 E 8th Ave., Johnson City, TN 37601-3409; (R) 615-929-2595 Williams, George E. (Gaile) - RA - (MA) Retired/Morganton: Zion Memorial-Mt. Pleasant 2985 Woodstream Dr., Valdese, NC 28690-9448; (O) 828-438-3735; (R) 828-438-3735; (C) 828-729-0971; (e) [email protected] Williams, Harley M. (Ethel) - RE - (WA) Retired 400 Wesley Dr., Apt. 167, Asheville, NC 28803-2072; (R) 828-285-2391; (e) [email protected] Williams, J. Burton, Jr. (Sharon) - FE - (LX) Macedonia PO Box 793, Southmont, NC 27351-0793; (O) 336-798-3097; (R) 336-798-4132; (C) 336-250-3608; (F) 336-798-4713; (e) [email protected] Williams, Phillip E. (Beverly) - RE - (GR) Retired 3007 Darden Rd., Greensboro, NC 27407-6801; (R) 336-316-1290; (e) [email protected] Williams, V. Anthony (Melodie) - PL - (LN) Mt. Beulah-Providence 2032 Cabin Ln., Stanley, NC 28164-6723; (R) 704-578-8560; (e) [email protected] Williams-Gilbert, Carol (George Gilbert) - FE - (GR) Greensboro: Lee’s Chapel 2303 Lees Chapel Rd., Greensboro, NC 27405-2727; (O) 336-375-3003; (C) 336-601-7678; (e) [email protected] Wilson II, Charles W. (Karen) - FE - (WA) Lake Junaluska: Long’s Chapel PO Box 459, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0459; (O) 828-456-3993; (C) 336-848-5085; (F) 828-456-4946; (e) [email protected] Wilson, Alvin A. (Ruth) - RE - (NW) Retired PO Box 66, Hudson, NC 28638-0066; (R) 828-728-1336 Wilson, Benjamin F. (Mary) - RE - (CH) Retired 3805 Whistlers Knoll Ct.,Charlotte, NC 28227-9465; (R) 704-573-2284 Wilson, Daniel H. (Vickie) - PL - (AL) Albemarle: Tabernacle 1478 White Oak Ave., Albemarle, NC 28001-4562; (O) 704-982-8511; (R) 704-982-6450; (C) 828-342-2834; (e) [email protected] Wilson, Daniel R. - PL - (SA) Concord: Central Assistant PO Box 951, Misenheimer, NC 28109; (R) 828-342-2836; (e) [email protected] 2010 journal 103

Wilson, Earl, Jr. (Doris) - FE - (WS) Winston-Salem: Mount Tabor 3543 Robinhood Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27106-4703; (O) 336-765-5561; (R) 336-922-2290; (C) 336-210-4266; (F) 336-768-4300; (e) [email protected] Wilson, J. Christian (Marianne) - FE - (NW) North Wilkesboro: First PO Box 1145, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659-1145; (O) 336-838-2691; (R) 336-838-2290; (C) 336-314-1646; (F) 336-838-9308; (e) chris@fi rstnw.org Wilson, Kathleen M. (Ken) - RE - (WA) Retired 223 Mountain View Dr., Waynesville, NC 28786-4273; (O) 828-456-9475; (R) 828-452-5515; (F) 828-456-7560; (e) [email protected] Wilson, Mitchell F. (Beth) - FE - (SA) Mount Pleasant 8792 Valley St., Mount Pleasant, NC 28124-7685; (O) 704-436-8845; (R) 704-436-6431; (e) [email protected] Wilson, R. Alan (Lonna) - FE - (MA) Denton’s Chapel (Died Aug. 10, 2010) 5358 Denton Chapel Rd., Morganton, NC 28655; (O) 828-433-7985; (R) 828-433-7985; (C) 828-443-3490; (e) [email protected] Wilson, Stephanie L. - PL - (ST) Newton: St. Paul 111 South Ervin Avenue, Newton, NC 28658; (O) 828-464-5416; (R) 828-464-4649; (C) 704-345-4895; (F) 704-494-3934; (e) [email protected] Wilson, Vickie M. (Danny) - PL - (AL) Albemarle: Tabernacle Assistant 1478 White Oak Ave., Albemarle, NC 28001-4562; (R) 704-982-6450; (C) 828-342-2835; (e) [email protected] Wimmer, Mark F. (Paige) - RE - (NE) Retired 760 Waller Ln., Dry Fork, VA 24549-4004; (R) 434-724-1526 Wingeier-Rayo, Diana (Philip) - FE - (CH) Associate for Latino/Hispanic Ministry, Matthews UMC 2803 Reece Rd., Monroe, NC 28110-7720; (O) 704-283-8664; (R) 704-292-1223; (C) 704-221-1972; (F) 704-283-8664; (e) [email protected] Winstead, Michael E. (Wanda) - FE - (LX) Chaplain, St. Elizabeth Regional Health 1501 Hartford St., Lafayette, IN 47904-2126; (O) 765-449-5153; (R) 765-477-7714; (e) [email protected] Wiseman, Robert W. (Lynda) - FE - (LN) Mooresville: Central 214 N Academy St., Mooresville, NC 28115-3107; (O) 704-664-5429; (R) 704-664-2093; (C) 704-707-5693; (F) 704-664-4474; (e) [email protected] Wishon, Lisa L. - FE - (LX) Fairview 2820 Old Greensboro Rd., Thomasville, NC 27360-8132; (O) 336-475-3181; (R) 336-475-2557; (C) 336-466-4458; (e) [email protected] Witherspoon, Loy H. - RE - (CH) Retired 9206 Sandburg Ave., Charlotte, NC 28213-0561; (R) 704-549-1207 Wittman, Laura W. (Nathan) - PL - (NE) Ruffi n PO Box 66, Ruffi n, NC 27326-0066; (O) 336-939-2557; (R) 336-939-2257; (C) 336-755-7695; (e) [email protected] Witty, Robert L., Jr. - RE - (GR) Retired 6729 Lake Brandt Rd., Summerfi eld, NC 27358-9711; (R) 336-643-9317 Wombough, William B. (Janice) - RE - (AS) Retired/Little Sandy 125 Reeves Rd., Leicester, NC 28748; (O) 828-683-0825; (R) 704-276-0551; (e) [email protected] Wood, Floyd J. (Betty) - RA - (SA) Retired/Ebenezer PO Box 540, Woodleaf, NC 27054-0540; (O) 704-278-0306; (R) 704-278-0306; (C) 704-433-3238; (e) [email protected] Wood, Randy P.* (Missy) - PL - (AS) Fairview-Antioch 637 Grassy Creek Rd., Hot Springs, NC 28743-7770; (R) 828-622-7411; (F) 828-649-3209; (e) [email protected] Woodard, Louis H. (Sandra) - RE - (MA) Retired/Newland PO Box 371, Little Switzerland, NC 28749-0371; (O) 828-765-9015; (R) 828-765-9015 Woods, John C., Jr. (Beth) - FE - (LX) Midway 9795 Old US Highway 52, Lexington, NC 27295-5610; (O) 336-764-0990; (R) 336-764-2067; (C) 336-480-4550; (F) 336-764-0993; (e) [email protected] Woodward, Wayne W. (Corinne) - RE - (NW) Retired 1752 Waycona Dr., Jackson, MS 39204-3527; (R) 601-373-8644 Wooten, Dana B. (Vickie) - FE - (LX) Incapacity Leave 567 Caladium Ct., Kernersville, NC 27284-9060; (C) 336-816-3495; (e) [email protected] Wooten, Marilyn B. - FL - (AL) Mineral Springs-Pleasant Grove Assistant 5915 Old Waxhaw Monroe Rd., Monroe, NC 28112-6519; (O) 704-843-5905; (R) 704-843-4836; (C) 704-617-1023; (F) 704-843-1918; (e) [email protected] Workman, M. Marion - RE - (GR) Retired PO Box 129, Pleasant Garden, NC 27313-0129; (R) 336-674-6406 Worley, Edwin (Jewell) - RL - (AS) Retired/Big Sandy-Western Chapel 55 Camille Ln., Leicester, NC 28748-8300; (O) 828-683-9487; (R) 828-683-9487; (C) 828-713-6473; (e) [email protected] 104 Western North Carolina Conference Worthy, Carl M., Jr. (Charlene) - FE - (HP) District Superintendent PO Box 4158, High Point, NC 27263-4158; (O) 336-861-5517; (C) 336-202-3736; (F) 336-861-5518; (e) [email protected] Wortman, Manuel D. (Karen) - RE - (WS) Retired 1329 Beechwood Ln., Chapel Hill, NC 27516-9363; (R) 919-942-3612; (C) 919-215-0480; (e) [email protected] Wray, Leslee L. (Dan) - FE - (AL) Albemarle: Central Associate and First Street Pastor 429 Gaddy Farm Rd., Mount Gilead, NC 27306-9195; (O) 704-982-1525; (R) 704-984-0066; (C) 704-984-0066; (F) 704-983-6662; (e) [email protected] Wright, Carrie S. (Recil) - FD - (LX) Ft. Mill: St. John Minister of Music (S.C. Conf.) PO Box 1298, Fort Mill, SC 29716-1298; (O) 803-547-7538; (R) 803-207-9763; (C) 803-207-9763; (F) 803-547-7539; (e) [email protected] Wright, Wade E. (Anna) - RA - (ST) Retired 150 Vic Ct., Hiddenite, NC 28636-7325; (R) 828-632-8784 Wyant, David A. (Denise) - FE - (CH) Charlotte: Memorial 4012 Central Ave., Charlotte, NC 28205-5610; (O) 704-537-2060; (R) 704-537-2894; (C) 704-222-3257; (F) 704-563-5944; (e) [email protected] Wyman, William C., Jr. (Jacquie Turner) - FE - (CH) Conference Treasurer-DAS PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218-0005; (O) 704-535-2260; (R) 704-846-1319; (F) 704-537-7710; (e) [email protected] Wynn, Nina Weaver (Richard) - FE - (CH) Personal Leave 1132 Linda Ln., Charlotte, NC 28211-2041; (O) 704-376-3467; (R) 704-442-9010; (C) 704-301-1852; (e) [email protected]

Yarborough, Ellen S. - RD - (WS) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. 145, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1136; (R) 336-723-9060; (e) [email protected] Yarbrough, Jack B. (Sylvia) - RE - (WS) Retired 525 Steeple View Ct #1, Winston-Salem, NC 27101-5850; (O) 336-724-6311; (R) 336-748-1063; (F) 336-723-5840; (e) [email protected] Yates, W. George* (Nancy) - FE - (SA) China Grove: First 110 West Church St., China Grove, NC 28023; (O) 704-857-9713; (R) 704-857-7454; (e) [email protected] Young III, Charles S. [Sandy] (Kelly) - PL - (LX) Clear Springs-Siloam 19341 S NC Highway 109, Denton, NC 27239-7842; (O) 336-859-3825; (R) 336-859-3825; (C) 336-250-1633; (e) [email protected] Young, C. Garland (Jane) - RE - (WA) Retired 7 Crescent Dr., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-8713; (R) 828-456-8241; (e) [email protected] Young, C. Milton (Margaret) - RE - (AS) Retired 8 Beaverdam Knoll Rd., Asheville, NC 28804-2709; (R) 828-253-6606; (e) [email protected] Young, Charles A. (Donna) - PL - (LN) Brown’s Chapel 371 Fern Hill Rd., Troutman, NC 28166-9796; (O) 704-902-0451; (R) 704-528-3164; (C) 704-902-0451; (e) [email protected] Young, H. Claude, Jr. (Betty Jean) - RE - (WS) Retired 5 Speyside Cir., Pittsboro, NC 27312-8638; (R) 919-542-3302; (e) [email protected] Young, J. Shane (Amy) - PL - (LX) Cornatzer 130 Ridgehaven Pl., Mocksville, NC 27028-4186; (O) 336-998-0687; (R) 336-751-3998; (C) 336-477-4024; (F) 336-751-0070; (e) [email protected] Youngblood, Matthew J. (Tammy) - PL - (HP) Bethany Assistant 3542 Bethany Church Rd., Franklinville, NC 27248; (O) 336-498-5818; (e) [email protected] Yount, Paul W., Jr. (Jean) - RE - (AS) Retired 322 S Rugby Rd., Hendersonville, NC 28791-8728; (R) 828-891-5074; (e) [email protected] Yow, Erin Grot (Jonathan) - PE - (AL) Weddington Associate 13901 Providence Rd., Matthews, NC 28104-9371; (O) 704-846-1032; (R) 704-246-8131; (C) 704-310-0490; (F) 704-932-9265; (e) [email protected] Yow, James L. (Susan) - FE - (NE) Pilot Mountain: First PO Box 696, Pilot Mountain, NC 27041-0696; (O) 336-368-4548; (R) 336-368-4070; (C) 336-409-4220; (F) 336-368-5270; (e) [email protected]

Zuniga, Oscar F. (Sonia) - AM - (WS) Winston-Salem: Northeast Winston Associate 258 Hope Crossing Dr., Lexington, NC 27295; (O) 336-764-5495; (R) 336-767-7551; (C) 336-692-3085; (e) [email protected] Clergy registered at 2010 Annual Conference: 1261 2010 journal 105 C. CLERGY GRANTED HONORABLE LOCATION

Baucom, R. Malon, 980 Hoyd Ln., Kernersville 27284; High Point: Covenant CC (HP) Baxter, Andrew D., 2114 Lockhart Dr., Charlotte 28203; Charlotte: Myers Park CC (CH) Blanton, Thomas E., Jr., PO Box 1152, Granite Falls 28630; North Wilkesboro: First CC (NW) Brooks, Linwood C., 6124 Rosebriar Ln., Charlotte 28277; Charlotte: Cokesbury CC (CH) Brown, W. Kenneth, 105 McLeod Ave., Belmont 280122; Mount Holly: First CC (GA) Carter, Karen L. (Retired), 1308 Willow Brook Ct., Mebane 27302; Gastonia: First CC (GA) Carter, Pamela B., 4313 Crossgate Rd., Charlotte 28226; Charlotte: Providence CC (CH) Cates, Philip K., 5516 Bridford Pl., Raleigh 27613; Raleigh: Soapstone CC (Raleigh District, North Carolina Conference) Cirksena, Randall J., Jr., 300 2nd Ave. NW, Box 265, Geneva, MN 56035; Owatonna CC (Southwest District, Minnesota Conference) Clark, Linda H., 4819 Rollingwood Dr., Durham 27713; Durham: Epworth CC (Durham District, North Carolina Conference) Conner, Kathy Watson, 507 Continental Dr., Durham 27712; Durham: Calvary CC (Durham District, North Carolina Conference) Faulkner, Clyde W., Jr. (Retired), 46 Hickory Stand Ln., Brasstown 28902; Martin’s Creek-Peachtree CC (WA) Fox, Debbie Lewis, 626 Summit St., Winston-Salem 27101; Winston-Salem: Centenary CC (WS) Fussell, David J., 7820 Coach House Ln., Raleigh 27615; Raleigh: Asbury CC (Raleigh District, North Carolina Conference) Greenawalt, Robert L., 5612 Lindenshire Dr., Greensboro 27406; Tabernacle CC (GR) Haire, William D. (Retired), 107 Lexington Ct., Nashville, TN 37215; Nashville: Belmont (Nashville District, Tennessee Conference) Hall, Elmer O., (Retired), PO Box 233, Hot Springs 28743; Asheville: Central CC (AS) Hemenway, Deborah G., 7700 Covey Chase Dr., Charlotte 28210; Charlotte: St. Andrew’s CC (CH) Hemenway, Geoffrey C., 7700 Covey Chase Dr., Charlotte 28210; Charlotte: St. Andrew’s CC (CH) Hill, Walter S., 5020 Waple Ln., Alexandria, VA 22304; Alexandria: Washington St. (Alexandria District, Virginia Conference) Honbarger, Kevin L. 2820 Oakglade Ct., Matthews, NC 28105; Providence CC (SA) Kendall, Lonnie M., 507 Apple Ridge Rd., Greensboro 27406; Dobson CC (NE) Matthias, Paul W. (Retired), 2204 Wiltshire Rd., Rockville, VA 23146; St. Matthew’s CC (Richmond District, Virginia Conference) Medlin, Charles E., 200 N. Congress St., York, SC 29745; Charlotte: St. Andrew’s CC (CH) Moore, Edward L. (Retired), 2491 Country View Ln., Apt. 1231, McKinney TX 75069; North Wilkesboro: First (NW) Novotney, Adele Byrum, 132 Lister Ln., Maggie Valley 28751; Waynesville: First CC (WA) Overbey III, Ancil, 1401 Rivermont Dr., Gastonia 28054; undesignated CC (GA) Redmon, Thomas E. (Retired), 760 Spalding Heights Dr., Atlanta, GA 30350; Charlotte: First CC (CH) Reynolds, Michael L. (Retired), 500 Salisbury St., Worchester, MA 01609; Rome: First CC (Rome-Carrolton District, North Georgia Conference) Simpson, Thomas E., 200 Sparrow Springs Rd., Kings Mountain 28086; Gastonia: Epworth-Mt. Pleasant CC (GA) Smith, Gregory S., 395 Wellington Estates Dr., China Grove 28023; Kannapolis: Trinity CC (SA) Smith, Mark R., 2214 Pinecrest Rd., Greensboro, NC 27403; Greensboro: Christ CC (GR) Smith, Reginald L. (Retired), 94 Harley Pl., Willow Spring 27592; CC not designated. Smith, Royce E. (Retired), 109 Elm Dr., Asheville 28805; Brevard: St. Timothy CC (AS) Vickers, Mark M. Norman, 3705 Normandy Rd., Greensboro 27408; Greensboro: Christ CC (GR) Williams, Joseph L. (Retired), 1811 W. Davis St., Burlington 27215; CC not designated.

D. LICENSED BUT NOT APPOINTED Stephen Andrew Beatty Darren Lee Crotts Alexander McCorkle Mike Daniel Roseman Harold Edwin Benﬁ eld Ronald David Felts Allison Leah McCurley Selena Levens Scott Stanley Lamar Champion Elizabeth Strange Gibson Lisa Diana Moore Donald Ray Thomas, Jr. Talmadge Clingman Cheek, Jr. Tonya Dale Hill Julie Elliott O’Neal April Yow Travis Derek Coburn Cline William Gregory Light Lenore Carmen Renfro Joseph Brent Willis 106 Western North Carolina Conference

E. DIACONAL MINISTERS Allred, Edward W. (Martha) - DM - (GR) Minister of Congregational Care and Older Adult Ministries, Mount Pleasant 5100 Burlington Rd., Greensboro, NC 27405; (O) 336-697-0444; (R) 336-342-5399; (C) 336-504-3537; (e) [email protected] Bingham, Rebecca G. (Keith) - DM - (WS) Tutoring, Lewisville: Lewisville 201 Sonata Dr., Lewisville, NC 27023-9538; (O) 336-945-3203; (R) 336-945-3301; (C) 336-816-4346; (e) [email protected] Carmichael, M. Susan - DM - (AS) Retired 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28801-1218; (R) 828-255-4689 Christy, Mark H. (LuAnn) - DM - (GR) Director, Camp Guilrock 531 Beville Rd., Reidsville, NC 27320-9125; (O) 336-342-1951; (R) 336-342-5372; (C) 336-327-5106; (F) 336-342-1991; (e) [email protected] Clarke, Marion C. (Robert) - DM - (AL) Retired 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215-3220 Coble, W. Howard (Kitty) - DM - (HP) Retired 515 W Parkway Ave., High Point, NC 27262-3031; (R) 336-884-8595; (C) 336-870-6873 Cox, Barbara A. - DM - (CH) Retired 3516 Clardy Ct.,Charlotte, NC 28205-4340; (R) 704-568-7381 Dixon, Sarah Reynolds - DM - (WS) Retired 1244 Arbor Rd., Apt. 140, Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1136; (R) 336-722-9425; (e) [email protected] Dougherty, Michael P. - DM - (HP) Music, High Point: Wesley Memorial PO Box 5289, High Point, NC 27262-5289; (O) 336-884-2204; (R) 336-644-9714; (F) 336-884-4313; (e) [email protected] Eargle, Carolyn - DM - (CH) Retired 5421 Manning Rd., Charlotte, NC 28269-3034; (R) 704-596-1378 Guess, Catherine Ritch - DM - (AL) Circuit Riding Musician Ministry PO Box 935, Indian Trail, NC 28079-0935; (O) 704-641-3005; (C) 704-641-3005; (F) 704-893-2804; (e) [email protected] Hina, Peggy L. (Edward) - DM - (AS) Retired 1506 Walnut Ridge Rd., Brevard, NC 28712-4255; (R) 828-884-4425; (e) [email protected] Hitch, Janet M. - DM - (AL) Retired PO Box 243, New London, NC 28127-0243; (R) 704-796-5570; (C) 704-796-5570 Houk, Mary Margaret - DM - (AS) Retired 12 Wesley Dr., Apt. B, Asheville, NC 28803-1993; (R) 828-274-4581 Jordan, William H. (Rose Marie) - DM - (GR) Retired 303 N Main St., Greer, SC 29650-1635; (R) 803-877-5529 Lile, Rebecca K. (David Wangerin) - DM - (WA) Personal Leave 606 Brown Ave., Waynesville, NC 28786-1992; (R) 828-246-0097 McGarrah, Sandra M. (Bob) - DM - (CH) Environmental Educator 2916 Tarrymore Pl., Charlotte, NC 28270-0773; (O) 704-847-3407; (R) 704-847-3407 Morgan, Jean M. - DM - (AS) Retired 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28801-1218; (R) 828-252-1931 Osterberg, Susan F. (Scott) - DM - (NW) Education, Yadkinville PO Box 25, Yadkinville, NC 27055-0025; (O) 336-679-2243; (R) 336-677-2220; (e) [email protected] Quick, Kathryn E. (Gerald Davis) - DM - (AS) Personal Leave 70 Fairway Dr., Asheville, NC 28805-2451; (O) 828-298-3789; (R) 828-298-1259; (C) 828-989-9489 Shinneman, Bonnie S. (Dean) - DM - (WA) Retired 9153 Yarrow St., Apt. 1621, Broomﬁ eld, CO 80021-4589; (R) 303-403-2325; (e) [email protected] Thompson, Mavis C. (Robert) - DM - (CH) Retired 3610 Randolph Rd., Rm. 211, Charlotte, NC 28211-1318 Tyler, Ann - DM - (CH) Retired 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215-3220; (R) 704-532-5334; (e) [email protected] F. DEACONESSES Barnes, Lynn S. (Wayne) - DC (NW) General Assistant, The Ark Homeless Shelter, Elkin; Coach, Circles Initiative 278 South St., Elkin, NC 28621-3241; (R) 336-526-1315; (C) 336-200-4452; (e) [email protected] Blevins, Barbara - DC (AS) Caregiver, Community Care Partners 108 Montford Ave., Apt. 7, Asheville, NC 28801-2164; (C) 678-234-2615 Brooks, Arthelia H. (Earnest) - DC (AS) Retired 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28801-1218; (R) 828-255-8039 Carmichael, M. Susan - DC (AS) Retired 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28801-1218; (R) 828-255-4689 2010 journal 107

Chenault, Debra Sue - DC (AS) No Appointment 252 Riverview Dr., Apt. 1, Asheville, NC 28806-4449; (O) 828-250-5223; (R) 828-255-4854; (C) 828-775-6036; (e) [email protected] Dodson, Sybil M. (John) - DC (AS) Retired PO Box 367, Balsam, NC 28707-0367; (R) 828-454-1968 Garrison, Nancy C. - DC (AS) Executive Director, Brooks-Howell Home 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28801-1218; (O) 828-253-6712; (e) [email protected] Jones, Esther - DC (AS) Retired 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28801-1218; (R) 828-254-8680 Minick, Robin R. (Christopher) - DC (WA) Family Network Coordinator, Region A Partnership for Children, Waynesville 290 Chambers Rd., Waynesville, NC 28786-3100; (R) 828-456-8198; (e) [email protected] Morgan, Jean M. - DC (AS) Retired 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28801-1218; (R) 828-252-1931 Roller, Mary Lou (Earl) - DC (CH) Retired 4701 Chuckwood Dr., Charlotte, NC 28227-9318; (R) 704-545-2430; (e) [email protected] G. MISSION PERSONNEL CHURCH AND COMMUNITY WORKERS AND OTHER PERSONS IN MISSION SERVING WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE CONFERENCE Active deaconesses named above, and Connelly, Brenda, 1863 Twin Ponds Dr., Hickory 28602 Morgan, Dwaine, 2650 Belshire Dr., Conover 28613 Sigmon, Vickie B., 437 E. Sprague St., Winston-Salem 27127 CURRENT MISSIONARIES AFFILIATED WITH THE CONFERENCE Price, Debbie, 61 Vernon St., Keyser, WV 26726 RETIRED MISSIONARIES Alvord, Alec M and Dorothy W., 4810 Pine Ridge Rd., Charlotte 28226 Bigham, William O. and Martha E., PO Box 187, Liberty 27298 Connelly, Rick and Brenda, 1863 Twin Ponds Dr., Hickory 28602 Craig, Sue, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Eppley, Ernest and Anita, 521 Dogwood Rd., Boone 28607 Hackney-Lance, Faye, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Hole, Jean, 2950 Keroughtan Rd., Pfafftown 27040 Newman, Harry A., 2458 Harbour Cane Dr., Fort Pierce, Fl 34949 Stott, Flora, 1625 Milan Dr., Greensboro 27410 Stott, Rev. and Mrs. Janadus D., 903 N. Eugene St., Greensboro 27401 Swain, David L. and Betty S., Givens Estates, 24 Wesley Dr., Asheville, NC 28801 Turman, Donald W. and Ramona, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Woodcock, Everett and Vera, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Yount, Paul W., Jr., 322 S. Rugby Rd., Hendersonville 28791 Zarmer, Mary Frances, 71 Fairway Dr., Etowah 28729 ADDITIONAL RETIRED DEACONESSES, MISSIONARIES, AND HOME MISSIONARIES RESIDING WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE CONFERENCE Alexander, Doris, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Anderegg, Joyce, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Bowden, Sara Frances, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Brooks, Arthelia H., Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Brown, Jewel, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Burns, Frances, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Burton-Lewis, Harry, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Campbell, Barbara, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Campbell, Gladys, PO Box 8, Lake Junaluska 28745 Carmichael, M. Susan, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Carr, Maureen, 1680 Hendersonville Rd., No. B-08, Asheville 28803 Clark, Ruth, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Conerly, Robert H. and Beth J., PO Box 128, Sandy Ridge 27046 Craven, Margaret, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Crisologo, Dorothy and Loreto, 122 Far Horizons Ln., Givens Estates, Asheville 28803 Davis, Rev. Joseph M. and Mary, Givens Estates, 305 Wesley Dr., Asheville 28803 Davis, Robert and Ella, 671 East Lake View, Hayesville 28904 108 Western North Carolina Conference Ehresman, Edward T. and Mabel, 66 Whitaker Cir., Fairview 28730 Estel, Grace, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Ewing, Betsy, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Foster, Phyllis, 35 Three-Mile Knob Rd., Pisgah Forest 28768 Frazier, Hugh and Elizabeth, 129 Woodland Ln., Hayesville 28904 Gasser, Elaine, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 George, Loise, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Gibbs, Lewis and Dottie, PO Box 190, Lake Junaluska 28745 Gist, Lucy, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Goyne, James and Sarah, 5200 Vickrey Chapel Rd., Greensboro 27407 Griffi n, Ellabeth, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Hassing, Per and Ruth, 100 Wesley Dr., Nos. 702-703, Givens Estates, Asheville 28803 Hayes, Malcolm, 21-B Wesley Dr., Givens Estates, Asheville, 28803 Hill, Helene R., Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Hoska, Jean, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Howe, Coy, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Howell, Elizabeth, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Janzen, Ann, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Jones, Esther, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Krummel, Fusako, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Letzig, Betty, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Lundy, Elizabeth, 97 Lundy Ln., Waynesville 28786 Major, Frances, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Mandlebaum, Helen, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Martin, Patricia K., PO Box 759, Lake Junaluska 28745 Mathys, Macella, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Maxwell, Lela, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Megill, Esther, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 McKenzie, Anne, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Merritt, Arlene, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Miller, Virginia, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Mohansingh, Samuel and Lois, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Morgan, Jean M., Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Morris, Frieda, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Parsell, Miriam, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Phillips, Carlisle and Ruth, PO Box 921, Lake Junaluska 28745 Raddon, Ethel, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Rice, Mary, 251 Jones Cove Rd., Asheville 28805 Rice, Roberta, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Richardson, Patricia, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Rogers, Agnes, Wesley Commons, 1110 Marshall Rd., Greenwood, SC 29646 Rowe, Lucy, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Russell, Esther, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Scheuerman, Rosemary, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Sluyter, Eunice, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Small, Jo Ann, 4 Cedar Trail, Asheville, NC 28803 Smee, Nola, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Smith, Bettie Sue, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Smith, Jayne, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Smith, LeGrand B., Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Smyth, Richard and Sylvia, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Stentz, Jane, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Stewart, Ilo, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Strunk, Leon and Martha, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Thompson, Elizabeth, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Van Burnham, Amber, Wesley Dr., Apt. 15C, Ashdville 28803 Walther, Ruth, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Wells, Laura, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Williams, Carl Clinton, Jr., PO Box 363, Spindale 28160 Wintringham, Jeanne, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Wingeier, Douglas and Carol, 36 Bust O Dawn, Waynesville, NC 28785 Wray, Naomi, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Wrisley, Winifred, Brooks-Howell Home, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 2010 journal 109 H. LAY MEMBERS OF THE 2010 ANNUAL CONFERENCE 1. ALBEMARLE DISTRICT Albemarle: Bethany, Jackie Jernigan. Albemarle: Central, Steve Surratt. Albemarle: First Street, None. Albemarle: Main Street, Leon Honeycutt. Albemarle: Tabernacle, None. Ansonville, Donald Woodall. Antioch-Bethel, None. Badin-Richfi eld, Gloria Saunders. Bethel-Palestine, Benny Drye. Bethesda, None. Bethlehem, Ed Moss. Bonds Grove, David Vandenabeele. Cedar Grove-Green Memorial, None. Faith, None. Fountain Hill-Mt Moriah, John Brewer. Friendship, None. Gilboa-Peachland, John Jordan, Wanda Steele. Hebron, None. Hopewell, Shannon Thomas. Indian Trail, Maggie Griffi n. Lilesville, Joanne Clark. Locust, None . Love’s Chapel-Oakboro, John Burdette. Love’s Grove, Carolyn Morris. Marshville, Jane Hale. Marvin, Diane Ezzell. Matton’s Grove, Elsie Lowder. Midway, None. Mill Grove, Jeff Hodge, Peggy Lyons. Mineral Springs-Heath Memorial, Becky Geddings, Leann Geddings. Monroe: Central, Edie Anderson, Donald Howell, Katherine Howell. Monroe: Grace-Memorial, Shelly Baucom. Morven, Davi Trotti. Mt Carmel, Jerry Furr. Mt Zion, Ed Hathcock. New Hope (union), Maxine McRorie. New Hope-Bethel-Long Pine, Jesse Burr, Wayne Short. New London, Sue Huneycutt. New Mt Tabor, Dennis Burleson. Norwood: First, Larry Hatley, Sarah Lee. Oak Grove, Eddie Aiton. Pine Grove, Dave Howard. Polkton, Joyce Meachum. Porter-Randall, Shirley Lehue. Prospect, Denny Outen. Salem, Nadine Bowers. Smyrna, Dana Capps. Stallings, Donna Smith. Stony Hill, None. Trinity, Nancy Rorie. Union Chapel, None. Union Grove, None.. Union-Pleasant Grove, John Malcomb. Village Ch Pfeiffer Un, None. Wadesboro: Wade-Hanna Ch, Steve Ennis. Wadesboro: First, Minnie Lee Moore. Waxhaw, Doug Hines. Weddington, Bill Jones, Donna Jones, Kellie Spear, Tim Spear. Wesley Chapel (Stanly), Richard Kirk. Wesley Chapel (union), None. Wingate, Gina Scheller. Zion, Tommy Hinson, Doug Martin. At-Large: Helen Barclay, David Barnes, Virginia Braswell, Kenneth Carroll, Wayne Efi rd, Shelby Ford, Frances Harrington, Carolyn Hathcock, Jan Jordan, Jane Malcomb, Arthur Reeder, Tim Rodgers, Mitch Tyson, Phillip Wingeier-Rayo. Youth Lay Member: Kayla Aiton, Kayla Downer, Kelly Hartweg. Young Adult Lay Member: Charlie Brown. (Total: 79) 2. ASHEVILLE DISTRICT Alexander Chapel, Judy Buchanan. Asheville: East Asheville, Bob Haze. Asheville: Abernethy, Alice Hoffman. Asheville: Acton, Lucy Crowell. Asheville: Asbury Me- morial, Madeline Moseley. Asheville: Biltmore, Ray Ferell. Asheville: Central, Marcia Applegate, Willie Greene. Asheville: Emma, Bud Liverman. Asheville: Groce, Steve Cooper, Tina Stovall. Asheville: St. Paul’s, Carlyle Bledsoe. Asheville: Trinity, Oris Crout. Asheville: Bethel-Bethesda, None. Asheville: Oakley-Berry Temp, Mary Downes, Deborah Houser. Avery’s Creek, Mary Louise Corn. Bald Creek-Pensacola, Judith Leadbetter. Balfour, Martha Gaillard. Barnardsville Charge, Joretta Hall. Bell, None. Bethany, James McCain. Big Sandy-Western Chapel, Keith Wells. Black Mountain, None. Brevard: First, Steve Arnaudin, Monroe Ashley, Greta Wolfe. Brevard: St. Timothy, Agnes LaBree. Bright Hope Laurel, None. Brown’s View-Elkwood, None. Burnsvlle: Higgins Memorial, David Cort. Christ, Laura Lever. Clark’s Chapel, Joyceline Huennekens. Covenant Community, Elaine Robinson. Cummings Memorial, Ann Johnson. Dana, Pat Clements. East Flat Rock, Susan Rhodes. Edneyville, Lola Coston. English Chapel, None. Etowah, Keitha Alford, Val Smith. Fairview Sharon, None. Fairview-Antioch, None. Fanning Chapel-Sardis, None. Fletcher, Nell Dean Alspaugh. Francis Asbury, Len Driggers. Fruitland, Charles McConnell. Grace-Dix Creek, None. Hendersonville: First, Sally Jones, David Lambert. Hominy Charge, None. Lake Toxaway, None. Little Sandy, None. Mars Hill, None. Mills River, None. Montmorenci, Jeff Johnston, Willis Miller, Steve Prestwood. Moore’s Grove, Marian Baer. Nesbitt’s Chapel, Martin Lytle. Newdale, Gwen Harris. Oak Hill, Lenaire Harrison. Pleasant Gap, None. Pleasant Grove, Barbara Jo Jenkins. Pleasant Hill-Reeves, None. Rosman-Selica, Diane Rollins. Salem, Lila McCurry. Saluda-Columbus, Louise Brezillac. Skyland, Karl Cheben. Snow Hill, None. Swannanoa-Tabernacle, Lynn Watkins. Teague’s Chapel, Carolyn Frisbee. Tryon, Robert Palmer. Upward, Lee King. Weaverville, David Williamson. At-Large: Jack Alley, Billie Davis, Jack Ellison, Jeff Gonce, Clint Gorman, Beverly Hill, Jacqueline King, Laura Kirby, Kathleen Lambert, Martha Lowe, Vi Ludvick, Joy Moss, Jim Odum, Carol Porter, Karen Scarborough, Brenning Shook, Ken Weast, Vic Wilfong, Merit Wolff, Bobbie Wright, Youth Lay Member: Caitlin McVay. (Total: 79) 3. CHARLOTTE DISTRICT Belmont: Ebenezer, Mark Hollar. Belmont: First, Richard Armstrong. Belmont: Park Street, Bob Coleman. Belmont: South Point, Tina Walser. Belmont: St. Mark’s, None. Charlotte: Simpson-Gillespie, Fran Farrer-Nash. Charlotte: So Tryon Community Mission, Debbie Williams. Charlotte: Ghana Mission-Hunter’s, Linda Rivens. Charlotte: Commonwealth, Rosemary Lands. Charlotte: First Hmong Mission, Billy Khang. Charlotte: Good Shepherd, Mark Blanco, Stewart Finch. Charlotte: Hawthorne Lane, Adams Jerry, Don Poteat. Charlotte: Hickory Grove, Dennis Baldwin, Kim Shafer. Charlotte: Light Of Christ, Gene Morris. Charlotte: Morningstar Mission, Rick Duke. Charlotte: Sanctuary (NS), None. Charlotte: Aldersgate-Grace, Ann Davis. Charlotte: Big Spring, Daren Green. Charlotte: Calvary, Earl Beckham. Charlotte: Central, Louise Woods. Charlotte: Cokesbury, Kay Dumas. Charlotte: Cole Memorial, Karen Reynolds. Charlotte: Dilworth, Barbara Hearne. Charlotte: First, Beverly Burchett, John Burchett. Charlotte: Kilgo, Ann Lowder. Charlotte: Memorial, Wilson Edmunds. Charlotte: Mouzon, Ginny Martin. Charlotte: Myers Park, Dow Bauknight, Dixon Crum, Keels Dickson, Jerry Mitchell, Joy Mull. Charlotte: Plaza, None. Charlotte: Providence, Micki Fisher, Jim Spears. Charlotte: Purcell, Deborah Parker. Charlotte: Sharon, Mayreese Koraly, Joan McGill. Charlotte: Spencer Memorial, None. Charlotte: St. Andrew’s, Sue Bullock. Charlotte: St. Francis, Otto Funderburk. Charlotte: St. Luke, Andrea Turner. Charlotte: St. Mark’s, Carrie Horne. Charlotte: St. Paul, Jeff Jackson. Charlotte: St. Stephen, Diann Back, Christopher Withrow. Charlotte: Wesley, Gary Taormina. Charlotte: St. John’s, None. Harrison, Laine Ardrey, Sam Ardrey, Don Buckelew. Indian Trail: Victory, None. Matthews, Roldan Flores, Chad Hunt, Peg Hurrell, Carolyn Perlman, Irene Smith, John Smith. Mint Hill: Blair Road, Al Beisiegel, Gail Beisiegel, Kay McMicken. Mount Holly: First, Dwight Dellinger. Mount Holly: Burge Memorial-Rock Hill, None. Pineville, Kelly Chiseck, Elise McMillan. Zoar, Wade Lawrence. At-Large: , Bruce Ainslie, Sally Ainslie, Scottie Broome, Daryl Brown, Sonja Clough, Sandy Devoid, R.C. “Chip” Eaker, Jr., Mark Edwards, Martha Efi rd, Hoytt Flinchum, Telezee Foster, Thomas Harris, Winifred Helton, Louretta Howze, Don Irons, Frances Lawrence, Jennifer Martin, Darryl Maxwell, Joe Montgomery, Nancy Morris, Todd Painter, Fred Parker, Tommy Pharr, Jerrianne Pyles, David Rhew, Mary Lou Roller, Tracie Rose, Jatana Royster, James Russell, Patsy Sheppard, Marilyn Smith, Bob Southern, Gerald Turn- er, Joseph Vang, Don Walser, Shawn Williams. Youth Lay Member: Day Ben, Christian Casey, Meredith Pyles. Young Adult Lay Member: Jacob Pierce. (Total: 103) 4. GASTONIA DISTRICT Asbury, Charles Frank Mize. Belwood, Ellen Poston. Bess Chapel-Bethlehem, Jay Little. Bessemer City: Bethea, None. Bessemer City: First, None. Bethesda-Cramer Memorial, Gary Walker. Beulah-Concord, Jan Blalock. Boiling Springs-Hopewell, Beth Biggerstaff. Brook’s Chapel, Patricia Withrow. Casar-Polkville, Judy C Ledford. Cherryville: First, None. Clover Hill-New Home, Irene Houser. Crouse-Pleasant Grove, Ellen Hoyle. Crowell Memorial-Palm Tree, Margaret Hickman. Dallas: First, Neil Boyd. Double Shoals, Lisa G Adair, Thomas Covington, Melba McSwain. El Bethel, Lois Blanton, Myra Hagans. Fallston: Friendship, None. Gasato: Epworth-Mt Pleasant, Frances Marshall. Gastonia: Myrtle-Lowell/Smyre, None. Gastonia: Bradley Memorial, Rick Powers. Gastonia: Christ, Sharon Mabe, Steve Shytle. Gastonia: Covenant, Mark Hanna, Jim Matthews. Gastonia: Faith, Ansley Scofi eld. Gastonia: First, John Goforth, Yvonne Goforth, Bill Sudyk, Carol Sudyk. Gastonia: Maylo, Judy Grigg. Gastonia: Myers Memorial, Margaret Bright. Gastonia: Trinity, None. High Shoals-Iron Station, None. Hinton Memorial, None. Hoey Memorial-Sulphur Springs, Carolyn Mosteller. Ivey Memorial, Shirley Combs. Kings Mountain: Grace, None. Kings Mountain: Central, Barry Brogdon. Kistler’s-Lawndale, None. Kings Mountain: Galilee-St. Paul’s, Robert Smith. Laboratory-Mary’s Grove, Jennifer Burgin. Lander’s Chapel, Vanessa Hester. Lincolnton: Rhyne Heights, Charles Eurey. Lincolnton: Boger City, Linda Lawing. Lincolnton: First, None. Marvin, Mike Baucom. McAdenville, None. McKendree, Jerry Scronce. Messiah, Ron McConnell. Mt Moriah-Rehobeth, None. Northbrook, None. Oak Grove-Palm Tree-Pleasant Hill, None. Pine Grove, None. Pisgah, Richard Beeker. Puett, Becky Murray. Sharon, Rhonda Wood. Shelby: Aldersgate, Candy Arey, Glenn Dahlen, Burney Drake. Shelby: Central, David Haynes. Shelby: Durham-Philadelphia, Elaine Hoskins. Shelby: Hoyle Memorial, Fred Ingle. Shelby: Lafayette Street, Carl Engelhart. St. Paul’s, None. Stanley: First, Pat Mastro. West LincoLn, Hal Lingerfelt. At-Large: Janie Baucom, Pat Bess, Jesse Caldwell III, Ed Campbell, Doug Carpenter, Robbie Combs, Nan Coulter, George Eubanks, Terry Gates, Monique Luckey, Libby Mize, Molly Pekarek, Forrestine Sain, Jane Smith, Mang Vang, Renita Williams, Keith Wilson. Youth Lay Member: Chelsea Houser. (Total: 71) 110 Western North Carolina Conference 5. GREENSBORO DISTRICT Bethany, None. Bethany-Staley, None. Bethel-Julian, Wes Patterson. Bethlehem, Susan Coward, Jim Thornton. Brown Summit, Frankie Wagoner. Center, Curtis Gaulden. Fair Grove, Lisa Jolly. Faithwalk (NS), None. Friendship, None. Garrett’s Grove-Camp Springs, Ida Pinnix. Greensboro: Raleigh’s Crossroads-Peace, John Davis. Greensboro: Triad Native American, Daphine Strickland. Greensboro: College Place, Carol Deaton. Greensboro: Collins Grove, Herman Smith. Greensboro: Greensboro Korean, None. Greensboro: Hickory Grove, Will Foy. Greensboro: Hinshaw, None. Greensboro: Holmes Grove, None. Greensboro: Irving Park, Bill Brack- ett. Greensboro: Laughlin Memorial, Doris Vincent. Greensboro: Lee’s Chapel, John Cole. Greensboro: Metropolitan, William Waddell. Greensboro: Mount Pisgah, None. Greensboro: Muir’s Chapel, Glenn Gorham. Greensboro: St. Matthews, Ernestine Taylor. Greensboro: West Market Street, Kay Harmon, David Johnston, Ann Pinto, Charles Spicer. Greensboro: Guilford College, Peggy Atkins, Jimmy Stimpson. Gethsemane, Mark Lee. Gibsonville, Claude Little, Denise Little. Glencoe, Bob Ballew. Greensboro: Groometown-St. Andrews, Alan Groome. Greensboro: Mt Tabor-Celia Phelps, Genevieve Herbin, Jackie Kerr. Greensboro: Bass Chapel, Dorothy Jessup. Greensboro: St. Timothy’s, Kathy Baker Smith. Greensboro: Asbury, None. Greensboro: Bessemer, Betty Goad. Greensboro: Carraway, Karen Apperson. Greensboro: Centenary, Edna Johnson. Greensboro: Christ, Gloria Jordan, Brenda Madden, Bill Trivette. Greensboro: Glenwood, Amelia Caison, Kenneth Marlow. Greensboro: Grace, Sam Lewis. Greensboro: Newlyn Street, Charles Heffner. Greensboro: Proximity, Rigdon Scruggs. Greensboro: St. John’s, Jeff Smith. Greens- boro: St. Paul, Steve McGuire. Greensboro: Union Memorial, Bernadette Doltie. Kimesville: Mt Pleasant, Janice Shoffner. Liberty: First-Liberty Grove, None. Midway, Ray Sparks. Mizpah, Beverly Jones. Morehead, Bob Sawyer. Moriah, Carolyn Edwards. Mount Pleasant, Marcus Kindley, Donna Step. New Goshen, Velma Shoffner. Oak Ridge, None. Pleasant Garden, Virginia Faulk. Pleasant Union, Tim Shepard. Rehobeth, Pat Millikan. Sandy Ridge, Mary Buchanan. Shiloh, Karen Strickler. St. James-Jackson, Rebecca Wright. Summerfi eld, Linda McKinney. Tabernacle, None. White’s Chapel, Nancy Tapper. Zion Hill, Phoebe Seawright. At-Large: Joe Allen, Ron Belton, Juanita Brown, Vera Bullock, Leslie Caison, Phil Colvard, Anne Dooley, Jimmie Frazier, Lazelle Free, Donna Handy, Coley Hooker, Barry Johnson, Kim Keyse, Margaret Lewis, Andrew Mails, Hugh Mann, Jimmy Michael, Liz Reinecke, Patricia Shoffner, Sandy Simpson, Jerry Snyder, Myra Waddell, Milton Wilkes, Patricia Wiseman, Reginald Yourse Sr. Youth Lay Member: Chelsea Brock, Elizabeth Marlowe. (Total: 91) 6. HIGH POINT DISTRICT Archdale, Johnny Kidd. Asheboro: Adonai Misson, None. Asheboro: Brower’s Chapel-Calvary, Charles Lewis. Asheboro: Central, Wendy Kinlaw, Vicki Moss. Asheboro: First, Ann Hoover, William Hoover. Asheboro: Giles Chapel, None. Asheboro: St. Luke, Sandra Womack. Asheboro: St. Mark’s, None. Asheboro: West Bend, Ida Moyer. Bethany, Layne Comfort. Bethel-Liberty Grove, Bettye Alston. Burnett’s Chapel, Jack Steinberg. Cedar Falls, Tim Sink. Central Falls, J R Harrelson. Charlotte, None. Coleridge, Steve Jones. Empire Circuit, Tracy Brower. Fairfi eld, Tom Adams. Farmer, None. Flag Springs, Roy Edmonds. Franklinville-Rehobeth, Roger Hayes. Grays Chapel, Beth Hampton, Dennis Layton, Lynda Layton. High Point: Christ, Carol Kendall, Marshall Morgan. High Point: First, Linda Crouse, Chris Julian. High Point: Lebanon, Jo Anne Barger. High Point: Memorial, Carles Boyd. High Point: Montlieu Avenue-Welch Memorial, Ken Hudson, Barbara Osborn. High Point: Oakview, Louise Jackson. High Point: Rankin Memorial, Frank Farrington. High Point: Covenant, Estie Bennington, Richard Bennington, Jim Sledge. High Point: Highland-Northwood, Laurie Sypole. High Point: Mitchell’s Grove, Connie Chambers. High Point: Somang (New Hope), None. High Point: Ward Street Mission, Marsha Harvey, Catherine Payne. High Point: Wesley Memorial, Raymond Hutchins, Raymond Rogers, Dwight Steed. Jamestown: Jamestown, Connie Carroll, Ray Henry, Ed Ingle, Leonora Ingle. Jamestown: Oakdale, Iva Booker, Lorinda Cox. Level Cross-Ebenezer, None. Mitchell-Cox Chapel, None. Mt Gilead, Joyce Pierce. Mt Shepherd, Lori Trent. Mt Vernon, Patricia Spencer. Mt Zion-Pleasant Hill, David Hayes. New Hope, Louise Hancock. New Salem, Jeanette King. New Union, Sandy Moore. Old Union-Worthville, Darrell Spillman. Pisgah-Seagrove, None. Ramseur: Jordan Memorial, Rachel Fesmire. Ramseur: McCrary Chapel, Gina Isley. Randleman: First, Lucky Davis. Randleman: Mt Lebanon, Harold Hodgin. Randleman: St. Peter’s-Ferrees, Kevin Price. Spring Hill, None. Trinity: Fairview, Trey Moser. Trinity: St. Mary’s, None. Trinity: Trinity Memorial, Anna Bundy, Glenda Smith. Vickrey, None. West Chapel, Clara Garner. At-Large: Beverly Boyd, Juanita Brown, Molly Burrow, Henry Goldston, Lori Goodrum, Wilson Green, Margaret Green, Elizabeth Greeson, David Jarrell, Emily Johnson, Bill Johnson, Fred Jones, Craig Kivett, William Showalter, J D Starnes, Susan Sumpter, Gary VanLandingham. Youth Lay Member: Hannah Goodrum, Daniel Greeson. (Total: 83) 7. LAKE NORMAN DISTRICT Asbury, Carolyn Hudson. Brown’s Chapel, Emma Moore. Catawba, Hal Gatewood. Centenary, Tom Corriher. Charlotte: Greater Vision (NS), Shana Pearson. Charlotte: Pleasant Grove, Nancy Brown, Peggy Pace. Charlotte: University City, Frank Arbaugh, Sally Arbaugh. Charlotte: Assurance, Randy Hargett. Charlotte: Christ, Ben Bellury. Charlotte: Covenant, Jean Whitley. Charlotte: Homestead, None. Charlotte: Moore’s Chapel, Phyllis Brown. Charlotte: Oak Grove, Kathy Phillips. Charlotte: Thrift, David Derrick. Charlotte: Trinity, Curtis Buchanan. Concord, Jimmy Moore. Cornelius: Mount Zion, Ramah Carle, Carol Jackson, Phil Jackson. Davidson, Holly Evensen, Pat Green, Elizabeth Kovacs, Steve Szilagyi, Doug Young. Denver: Brevard’s Chapel, Dianna Brooks. Denver: Denver, Tony File, Dianne White. Ebenezer- St. James, Dennis Wilson. Fairfi eld-Bethel, Terry Barker. Friendship (Catawba), Nancy Fulbright, Beverly Muse. Hill’s Chapel, Donald Grice. Hopewell, Elaine Jones. Huntersville, James Gibert, Ann Gilbert, Steve Gilbert. Iron Station: New Hope, Donald Rudisill. Iron Station: Tucker’s Grove, Mary Perkins. Knox Chapel, James Ziats. Lebanon, Gilbert Caldwell. McKendree, None. Mooresville: Broad Street, George Allen. Mooresville: Central, Charles Denson. Mooresville: Park Avenue, Alma Oliphant. Morrows Chapel, Teresa Harris. Mott’s Grove, Darlene Taylor. Mount Pleasant, Joyce Pruitt. Mooresville: Faith-St. Paul, Fred Norman, Donna Young. Mt Beulah-Providence, Corine Allison. Mt Mourne: Fair View, Otho Davis. New Covenant, Luann Elliott, Angela Hallman. Pisgah-St. Paul’s, Ruth Jones. Redeemer’s Light (NS), None. Rehobeth, Mike Bostic. Rocky Mount, Tom Cash. Salem, Barb Lauro. Triplett, Tom Carriker. Vanderburg, John Freeze. Webb’s Chapel, John Boone Sherrill. Williamson’s Chapel, Tom Harris, Martha Hill. At-Large: Perma Brown, Wanda Carpenter, Dennis Conley, Jean Dale, Harold Davenport, Fred Hill, Cheryl Howard, Grace Hrisak, Frances Hudson, Nancy Keever Andersen, Bill Kerns, Wanda Kerns, Mary Grace Lawless, Bertie Linebarger, Jim Lowder, Beverly McCombs, Dale McCoy, Joel Miller, Donnie Mitchem, Rick Moore, Marie Moore, Joe Patterson, Hazel Sanders, Tony Sherrill, Jimmie Surratt, Brenda Thrasher, Essie Walker, Joe Wilson. Youth Lay Member: Cody Johnsen, Brittany Primm. Young Adult Lay Member: Clarissa Reece. (Total: 93) 8. LEXINGTON DISTRICT Advance, Hank Wade. Arcadia, Wendy Marion. Bethany, Jim West. Bethesda, Wallace Butler. Bethlehem, Darren Crotts. Brooks Tmpl-St. Stephen, Dorothy Thomas. Canaan, None. Centenary, Louise Davis. Center-Salem, Doris Jones. Chandler’s Grove, Christian Herring. Chapel Hill, Donna Crouse. Chestnut Grove-Piney Grove, Florence Owens. Cid-Fairview, None. Clarksbury, Clarence Kinley Jr. Clear Springs-Siloam, Wayne Markham. Concord, None. Cooleemee, Pat Campbell. Cornatzer, Amy Young. Cotton Grove, None. Denton: Central, Joanne Harrold. Denton: First-Canaan, Frances Lanier. Dulin, Allen Blakley. Elbaville-Fulton, April Livengood. Eldorado, Jim Wansley. Fairview, Helen Plummer. Farmington-Wesley Chapel, Tim Sawyer. Friendship, Georgeanna Crotts. Good Hope, Robert DeLapp. Greer’s Chapel, Cecelia Davis, Carolyn Potter. Hardison, None. Hillsdale, Mike Chapple. Hopewell, Wayne Underwood. Lexington: Wesley Heights-St. Timothy, Shirley Leonard. Lexington: Ebenezer, None. Lexington: First, Rick Samuels. Lexington: Trinity, Reva Pennington. Lexington:Capilla de Cristo Mission, None. Liberty, Ed Carter. Linwood, None. Lx: Capilla Cristo Msn, None. Macedonia, Kim Wright. Midway, None. Mkv: Bethel-Bailey’s, None. Mocks, Jerry Jones. Mocksville: First, Charles Crenshaw, Patsy Crenshaw. Mount Olivet, Jim Wikle. Mt Carmel, Reginald Leonard. Mt Olive, None. Mt Pleasant, Martha P Hayworth. New Mount Vernon, Ralph Amos. New Union, Al Sutphin. Oak Forest, Sue Alexander. Oak Grove, Bonnie Brewer. Prospect-Pleasant Hill, Stephanie Strickland. Reeds, Marilyn Craver. Shady Grove, Tom Bartoli, Eric Lineberry. Shiloh, Darrell Koonts. Smith Grove, Jack Paige. South Davidson, Jim Barr. Tabernacle, Nancy Gallimore. Thomasville: Pleasant Grove, Janice Bristow. Thomasville: Bethel, Melissa Westmoreland. Thomasville: Central, Catherine Hopkins. Thomasville: First, Sancha Stone. Thomasville: Memorial, Martha Berrier, Brenda Lyons, Tim Lyons. Thomasville: Trinity, Aurelia Sink. Thomasville: Unity, Tim Spradley. Thomasville: Fair Grove, Dick Davis. Thomasville: Johnsontown, Kellie Rabon. Thomasville: Pine Woods, Betty Stone. Thomasville: West End-Mt Zion, Janice Ball. Tyro, Thad Hartley. Union Chapel-Chestnut Grove, Phil Vetter. Welcome: Center, Steve Long. Yadkin College, Florence Greene. At-Large: Al Alexander, Jewel Amos, Gwendolyn Boger, Allison Brown, Jennifer Burton, Rodney Burton, Karen Coppley, Chris Farabee, Kathy FitzJefferies, Slayton Harpe, Carl Lambert, Elizabeth Lookabill, Joey Lopez, Sara Messer, Francine Scott, Linda Thomas, Amanda Thomas. Youth Lay Member: Austin Knowlmayer, Ellen Tutterow. (Total: 87) 9. MARION DISTRICT Altamont-Jonas Ridge, Frank Greenrose. Avondale-Cliffside, Kim Harris. Banner Elk-Liberty, Richard Doran. Bethel (Dysartsville), Susan Cronk. Bethel (McDowell), Harry Carroll. Bethlehem-Gray’s Chapel, None. Bollinger’s-Warlick’s, None. Caroleen: First, None. Carson’s Chapel-Trinity, Frank Rippy. Cedar Grove-Sunshine, Wilma Robertson. Centennial, Kristi Ellenburg. Concord, Bob Hilton. Cross-Ebenezer, Mary Alice Bradley. Denton’s Chapel, Floyd Thomas. Drexel: Christ, Connie 2010 journal 111

Cobb. Fairview, Faye Stephenson. Forest City: Wells Spring-Mundy’s, Roxie Simmons. Forest City: Pleasant Grove, Karl Hardin. Forest City: Alexander, Patsy Johnson. Forest City: First, Becky Heath. Friendship-Shady Grove, Gracie Watson. Gilkey-Thermal-Gilboa, Jackie Bridges. Glen Alpine, Annie Catherine Rhodes. Glenwood-St. Mark’s, Ed Eller. Golden Valley, None. Hildebran: First, Nancy Hildebran. Kistler’s Chapel, David McCraw. Lebanon, Jim Womack. Linville, Thomas Webb. Marion: East Marion-West Marion, Henry Kanipe. Marion: Addie’s Chapel, Willie Ray McKesson. Marion: Clinchfi eld, Anne Smith. Marion: First, Phillip Tate. Minneapolis-Elk Park, John Canupp. Mitchell-Yancey, Bruce Woody. Morganton: Oak Forest, None. Morganton: Zion Memorial-Mount Pleasant, Cathy Brittain. Morganton: First, Brownie Rochefort, Wendell Sugg. Morganton: North Morganton, None. Morganton: Salem, Kathryn Duckworth. Morganton: St. Matthews, None. Mt Harmony-Burke Chapel, Evelyn Kent. Mt Hebron, Judy Long. Nebo-Snow Hill, None. New Hope, Mary Key. Newland, Maria Braswell. Oak Grove, Debbie Toney. Oak Hill, None. Old Fort, None. Pinnacle, None. Pisgah (Avery), Mildred Guthrie. Pisgah (Rutherford), None. Pleasant Hill, Linda Burleson. Providence (McDowell), Jim Stackable. Providence (Rutherford), Linda Jenkins. Rutherford College: Abernethy Memorial, Dale Glenn. Rutherfordton: First, Hobe Rogers. Salem, Gary Wood. Spindale, Barbara Higgins. Spruce Pine, Bruce Ikard. Table Rock, Bruce Sisk, Rita Sisk. Tanner’s Grove, Eric Edwards. Toe Valley, Carolyn Garland. Valdese: First, John Kiser. At-Large: Ann Aldridge, Neil Brown, Ronny Childres, Marvin Folger, Amy McCraw, Jerry Murray, Martha Phillips, Murray Rhodes, Sharon Smith, Mike Watts, Kay Webb, Caroline Wood, Betty Young. Youth Lay Member: Kendall Thomas. Young Adult Lay Member: Jessica Boliek. (Total: 69) 10. NORTHEAST DISTRICT Baltimore, Larry Wall. Bethel (King)-Germanton, None. Bethel (Oak Ridge), Linda Beitz. Bethesda, None. Beulah-Zion, None. Chestnut Grove, Linda Black. Danbury Community Church, Nancy Cavanaugh. Dobson, Claude Ayers. East Bend-Stony Knoll, Anne Watkins. Eden, Dianne Smith. Eden: First, Dee Gordon. Eden: Leaksville, Suzanne Barton. Eden: Meadow View, None. Eden: Spray, Becky Shomali. Eden: St. John-Chapel Hill, Helena Scales. Fairview, Miriam Cook. Fellowship Church, Doris Surratt. Flat Rock, Mike Friddle. Gideon Grove-Palestine, Marie Young. Hickory Grove, Roger Gibson. King: Trinity, Pat Roberson. Level Cross-Siloam, Sonia Schmidt. Lowe’s, June Chilton. Madison: St. Stephens-Hayes, Ann Willis. Madison: Madison, Roger Southern. Matthews Chapel-Price, Ronnie Fain. Mayodan, Cindy Bivings. Mount Carmel, Tom Bray. Mount Hermon, Rick Bullins. Mt Airy: Salem-Epworth, Lester Horton. Mt Carmel (Stokesdale), Frankie James. Mt Herman-Hatcher’s Chapel, Judy Jessup. Mt Zion, Maynard Southern. Mt. Airy: Central, Joyce Greenwood. Mt. Airy: Frankln Heights-Maple Grove, None. Mt. Airy: Mallalieu-Jones, None. Mt. Airy: Rockford Street-Oak Grove, None. Mt. Tabor, Noreen Key. New Home-Shady Grove, Jerry Beane. New Hope, Jerry Johnson. Palmyra, Mike Sizemore. Pelham, None. Pilot Mountain: First, Bill Hancock. Pilot Mountain: Lovell’s Chapel, None. Pilot View-Shoals-Whitakers Chapel, Donna Collins. Pinnacle-Mt Zion, None. Prospect-Mt Pleasant, Ronnie King. Reidsville: Bethlehem-Salem, Don Ellis. Reidsville: St. Paul-Wesley Chapel, Beverly Galloway. Reidsville: First, Paulette Marbry. Reidsville: Main Street, Jan Paschal. Reidsville: Woodmont, Buddy Latta. Ruffi n, None. Sandy Ridge-Delta, Madeline Watkins. Snow Hill, Cindy Roberts. Stoneville: Centenary-Hodgin, Buddy Purdy. Stoneville: Vida Nueva-Imman, None. Stokesburg, None. Stokesdale, Jack Johnson. Stoneville: Vida Nueva Immanuel (NS), None. Stony Knoll, Amy Cooper. Wentworth, Charles Boswell. Withers Chapel, Linda Moore. At-Large: Judy Ayers, Steven Collins, Kim Collins, Cleveland Ellison, Donna Friddle, John Hunt, Diane Jones, Bill Knight, Patricia Settle, Martha Sharpe, Brenda Terrell, Doris Van Putten, Vicki Walker, Ruth Williamson. Youth Lay Member: William Bennett, Amelia Giese. Young Adult Lay Member: Susan Sullivan. (Total: 66) 11. NORTH WILKESBORO DISTRICT Alleghany-Grayson, Sue McBride. Arbor Grove-Union, Wanda Bowers. Asbury-Longtown, Charles Walker. Ashe-Watauga, Randy Miller. Baton-Rhodhiss, Bruce Hartsoe. Beaver Creek-Green Hill, None. Bethany, Burt Prange. Bethelview-Valle Crucis, Neil Hartley. Blowingrock: Faithbridge, Dayna Wright, Tom Wright. Boone: Boone, Lida Boren, Jack Herdklotz. Boone: Deerfi eld, James Hastings. Boonville, Reginia Wolfe. Burgess Chapel, None. Cedar Valley-Mt. Zion, Elaine Hatley. Center, Clark Gentry, Debbie Gentry. Charity (Millers Creek), Kathy Lovette. Creston-Green Valley, None. Crossfi re, Harold Bowlin. Dunkirk-Mariah’s Chapel, None. Ebenezer (Caldwell Co), Bob Sears. Elkin: First, Joan Sanders. Elkin-Jonesville, None. Gamewell, Peggy Throneburg. Grace Chapel, Beverly Curtis. Granite Falls: First, None. Grassy Creek (Ashe), Jerry Wood. Grassy Creek (Surry), Edith Osborne, Dora Snotherly. Hanes Grove, None. Helton, None. Henson’s Chapel-Mabel, None. Hudson, Michael Brookshire. Jefferson, Janice Henson. Jonesville: First-Ebenezer, Bill Bolen. Lenoir: Colliers, Martha Profi tt. Lenoir: First, Debbie Mason, Jack Mason. Lenoir: Mount Hermon, Sheila Morrison. Lenoir: Smith Memorial-Harpers, Deborah Witherspoon. Lenoir: Trinity, Gary McLean. Lenoir: Whitnel, Charles VanDyke. Littlejohn, Scott Kimberlin. Maple Springs-Charity, Bernice Jolly. Millers Creek, Bill Tolbert. Mitchell’s Chapel, Carol Brown. Mt Zion (Alleghany), Bill Howell. Nathan’s Creek, Sue Hampton. North Caldwell, None. North Wilkesbro: First, Marjorie Wiggins. Roaring River-Eschol, None. Sparta, Jim Connor. St. Paul-Mountain Grove, Doretha Wagoner. Temple Hill, None. Thurmond, Brenda Crouse. Warrensville, Bill Leek. West Jefferson, Alen Alexander. Wilkesboro, Jim Day, Pat Day. Yadkinville, Dan Hoots. At-Large: Linda Baity, Becky Brittain, Monica Childers, Jennifer Finley, Linda Herold, Dan Hill, Ron Honeycutt, Allen Reinhardt, Jeff Smith, Jimmy Stone, David Wagoner, Jerald Wilson. Youth Lay Member: Miranda Marbry. (Total: 64) 12. SALISBURY DISTRICT Bethel (Midland), Cheryl Bennett. Bethel (Rowan), Danny Snodgrass. Boger’s Chapel, Douglas Almond. Center Grove-St. Paul, Brian Morgan. China Grove: First, Terry Holt. China Grove: Oak Grove, Kelly Rumple. China Grove: South, None. Christ, Pat Gilbert. Cleveland, None. Cold Springs, Dexter Allmon, Cathy Newsome. Concord: Ann Street, Richard Lapish. Concord: Center, Susan Hicks. Concord: Central, Jean Johnson. Concord: Epworth, Diana Shepherd. Concord: Forest Hill, Ed Peurifoy. Concord: Harmony, Rosemary Winecoff. Concord: Kerr Street, Bill Lyerly. Concord: Rocky Ridge, Terry Hicks Sr. Concord: Westford, Bill Raymer. Crossroads, Mark Appleyard, Greg McKenzie. Ebenezer, None. Elmwood, Dorsia Atkinson. Friendship, None. Gay’s Chapel, William Angel. Gold Hill-Bethlehem, None. Granite Quarry: Shiloh, None. Harrisburg, Al Broadway, Peggy Broadway. Kann: Jackson Park, Peggy Julian. Kannapolis: Mt Mitchell, Ann Newsome. Kannapolis: Royal Oaks, None. Kannapolis: Bethpage, Adam Smith. Kannapolis: Memorial, George Milstead. Kannapolis: Midway, Sarah Melton. Kannapolis: North, Donna Coone. Kannapolis: Trinity, Wayne Overcash. Landis: First, Danny McCullen. Liberty, None. Mill Grove, H D Hinson. Mount Olivet, Mickey Penninger. Mount Pleasant, Natalie Whitley. Mount Tabor, Terry Fries. Mount Tabor, Billie Anne Perrell. Mt Carmel, Judy Cline. Pine Bluff, Libby Smith. Providence, Carol Hardy. Roberta, Phyllis Hammett. Rock Grove, Michael Stirewalt. Rockwell, Mike Hopkins. Salisbury: Downtown Salisbury Cooperative Parish, John Rink. Salisbury: First, Barbara Langford, Brenda Lofl in. Salisbury: Grace, Nancy Peeler. Salisbury: Milford Hills, June Hundley. Shiloh (Cabarrus), Cathy DuPont. South River, Barry Atwell. Spencer: Central, Beth Lewallen. Unity, Mike Jolly. Woodleaf, None. Yadkin, None. Zion, Lucy Fulk. At-Large: Kathy Allman, Hannah Bost, Frank Evers, Pam Hawks, Sid Hunter, Don Hyler, Paige Krotchko, Kevin Miller, Robert Porter, Paul Readling, Ed Shuffl er, Earl Sides, Linda Tutterow, Daniel Wilson, Linda Young. Youth Lay Member: Salem Hockett. Young Adult Lay Member: Adam Bost, Beverly Jordan. (Total: 71) 13. STATESVILLE DISTRICT Bethel-Marvin, Dale Pope. Bethlehem, Travis Last. Center, Gary Mauney. Chapel Hill, Renee Gryder. Christ, Jo Hood, Anita McGill, Terry McRee, Dick Prescott, Angie Wright, Lee Yount. Claremont: Bethlehem, Nick Colson. Conover: First, Gerald Loftin. Cool Spring, Stephen Page. Default, None. Ebenezer, Jerry Rhoney. Fairmount-Sandy Ridge, Walter Joyner. Friendship (Iredell), Donald Turner. Harmony: Clarksbury, Carol Johnson. Harmony: Harmony, David Felts. Hickory: Bethel-St. John’s, Don Baker. Hickory: Fairgrove, None. Hickory: First, Mary Wiggs, Kathy Wood. Hickory: Highland, Bill Cline. Hickory: St. Luke’s, Aryn Williams, Guy Wooldridge. Hickory: Westview, Charlene Wheeler. Hiddenite-South River, Bill Randlett. Hickory: Hartzell-McQueens, None. Liberty, Lahoma Warren. Macedonia-Olin, None. Maiden: First, Charles Curtis. May’s Chapel, Eddie Barringer. Mount Bethel (Alexnder), Sarah Moretz. Mountain View (Catwba), William Edmondson, E. N. Sloan. Mountain View-Wesley Chapel, None. Mt Bethel (Iredell), None. New Salem, Kris McIntyre. Newton: Abernethy Memorial, Jerrry Lamb. Newton: First, Steve Cloninger. Newton: St. Paul, Howard McCorkle. Pisgah-Trinity, Dwenda Goodman. Plateau-Wesley’s Chapel, Irene Propst. Providence, Shelia Overcash. Rocky Springs-Carsons Chapel, Daniel Scott Mitchell. Rose Chapel, Sara Blackwelder. Shiloh (Catawba), Regina Sipe. Shiloh-Wesley Chapel, Irene Miller. Snow Creek-Moss Chapel-Midway, Jack Holbrook. Statesville: Broad Street, Frances Bruce, Virginia Garland. Statesville: Monticello, Bill Sharpe. Stony Point, Stan Holt . Statesville: Christ Boulevard, Lorene Johnston, Carolyn Lamberth. Statesville: Scott’s Chapel-Philadelphia, None. Statesville: Wesley Memorial, Dan Stafford. Taylorsville: First, Jimmy Jackson. Troutman: First, Danny Ervin. Union Grove, Joe Mann. At-Large: Ronald Chloe, Viola Daniel, Edith Dobbins, Cathy Emory, Dean Hood, Betty Jackson, Jennifer Mann, Chip McGee, Larry Moose, Barbara Page, Polly Pearson, Susan Reinhardt, Kelly Sharpe, Shannon Sherfey, Rena Turner, Mary Umbarger, Ric Vandett, Peggy Wilkerson. Youth Lay Member: Diron Chloe Jr., Robert Lee. Young Adult Lay Member: Ashley Beth Kyker. (Total: 75) 112 Western North Carolina Conference 14. WAYNESVILLE DISTRICT Andrews, Dustina Reece. Beaverdam-Piney Grove, Ben Sampson. Bellview, None. Bethel (Haywood Co), None. Bethel-Clark’s Chapel, Justin Cabe, C.J. Nelson. Bryson City, Lynda Crawford. Canton: Central, J P Clark. Canton: First, None. Cashiers, Jeanne Pickerel. Clyde: Central, Jackie Bolden. Clyde: Louisa Chapel, Heli Armstrong. Crabtree, Lynne Leatherwood. Cullowhee, Susie Ray. Davis Chapel-Fines Creek, Fred Rathbone. Elizabeth Chapel-Maple Grove, Retha Cabe. Fincher’s Chapel-Mt Zion, C.E. Holder. Franklin: First, Norman Farrell. Hayesville:First, Kathy Landis. Hickory Knoll, Nancy Prins. Hickory Stand-Oak For, Anthony Satterfi eld. Highlands, Richard Melvin. Lake J: Long’s Chapel, Eliza Mathewes, James Wagoner. Ledford’s Chapel, None. Long’s-Cruso, Mazie Todd. Louisa Chapel (Macon), Irwin VanHorn. Love’s Chapel-Wesleyanna, Joe Rhinehart. Maggie Valley, Judi Ferris. Maiden’s Chapel, Belva Edwards. Martin’s Creek-Peachtree, None. Memorial-Patton, Lucille Cocke. Morning Star, Phillip Paxton. Murphy: First, David Turpin. Peachtree (Haywood Co), Geraldean Caldwell. Pine Grove-Spring Crk, Mabel Ann Carnahan. Plains, John Berrong. QP: Cherokee-Olivet, Marcus Robinson. Ranger-Tomotla, Peggy Brammer. Reid’s Chapel, None. Robbinsville, Roger Hyatt. Rockwood, Paul Willis. Shady Grove, Kenneth Liscombe. Snow Hill-Iotla, Donald Hurst. South Macon Charge, Carol Harper, Velma Zeek. Sweetwater, None. Sylva: First, John Arnold. Waynesville: Faith-Francis Cove, Beverly Bard. Waynesville: First, Jack Ewing. Webster Circuit, None. Whittier, Paula Piercy At-Large: Donna Adams, Gene Bolden, Barbara Bowser, Sam Crain, Lois DeWeese, John Dobbins, Don Ebaugh, Jan Gallman, David Hotchkiss, Don Kimmel, Callie Moore, Charles Penland, Jed Tate. Youth Lay Member: Luke Christy. (Total: 59)

15. WINSTON-SALEM DISTRICT Antioch-Oak Grove, Ed Shore. Brookstown, Beverly Collins. Bunker Hill, Darrell Coltrane. Clemmons, Pete Nehnevajsa, Jim Richmond. Forsyth-Stokes, Virginia Parrish. Hickory Ridge, Randall Ogburn. Kernersville: Main Street, Caroline Martin, Reginald Teague, Carolyn Wemyss. Kingswood, Myra Hunter. Kernersville: Cherry Street-Hiatt, Tom Serrin. Kernersville: Pine Grove, Amy Welch. Lewisville: Lewisville, Sue Darby. Lewisville: Sunrise, Mark Brandon. Lewisville: Harmony Grove-Sharon, Ed Craft. Mt Pleasant-Tabernacle, Greek Long. Pisgah, Jorene Cooke. St. James, Dixie Sheff. St. Mark, Lenda Westmoreland. St. Mary’s-St. Paul, None. Tobaccoville: Faith, Danny Schmal. Union-Concord, Leroy Burton. Walkertown: Love’s, Joe Lunsford. Walkertown: Morris Chapel, Margie Howard, Pete Howard. Walkertown: Mt Olivet, None. West Forsyth, Patsy Craft. Winston-Salem: Ardmore, Gaynell Hyatt, Mitzi Kepley. Winston-Salem: Bethel, Theresa Sykes. Winston-Salem: Burkhead, None. Winston-Salem: Centenary, Nancy Cannon, Ralph Holthouser, Mary Alice Love, Anne Priester, Steve Reeder. Winston-Salem: Central Terrace, Charles Bame. Winston-Salem: Crews, None. Winston-Salem: Green Street, Mabel Johnson, Katherine Skarbek. Winston-Salem: Hanes, Bill Yeatts. Winston-Salem: Konnoak Hills, Charles Pace. Winston-Salem: Maple Springs, Jim Carlisle, Betty Linn, Elinor Starling. Winston-Salem: Marvin, David Webster. Winston-Salem: Mount Carmel, None. Winston-Salem: Mount Tabor, Harold Beaty, John Elliott, Craig Miller. Winston-Salem: New Hope, Gail Hogan. Winston-Salem: Northeast Winston, Jean Schlotfeldt. Winston-Salem: Pine Grove, Sandy Waldron. Winston-Salem: Saints Home-St. Andrew’s, Laverne Williford. Winston-Salem: Sedge Garden, Linda Eubanks, Shelba Talley. Winston-Salem: Shiloh, Jaclyn Nelson. Winston-Salem: St. Paul, John Sledge. Winston-Salem: Trinity, Mallory Oldham. Winston-Salem: Union Ridge, Judith Martin. Winston-Salem: Wesley Memorial, Grant Emrick At-Large: Glenda Beauchamp, Tom Bridges, Martha Jo Campbell, Shirley W. Dunlap, Sandra Galyean, Frances Gough, Jennifer Huff, Donna Ireland, Mary Jackson, Virginia Kennedy, Patsy King, Paula Leggett, Melvin Long, Cheryl Nehnevajsa, Carolyn Payne, Chris Raines, Byron Shelton, Davis Thompson, Kathy Thrasher, Janet Turner, Jane Williams, Phil Williford, Charles Wills, Brenda Wills, Jerry Young. Youth Lay Member: Allyson Cogan, Kylie James. Young Adult Lay Member: Mae Norman. (Total: 85)

CONFERENCE MEMBERS AT-LARGE

Brenda Alexander, Shirley Alexander, Lawana Almond, Mark Bailey, Ron Ballard, Dianne Beam, Bruce Berrier, Cindy Blackman, Mary Jo Brewer, Ed Broadwell, Wade Broome, Jane Kirby Campbell, Mike Carle, James Carpenter, Dennis Carroll, Marvin Cavanaugh, Katie Cloninger, Donna Cooke, John Crane, Neill Crowell, Deborah Daniels, Jennifer Davis, Harold Davis, Peggy Duncan, Don Eaton, Russell Ford, Debbie Foust, Mark Franza, Danny Garrett, Dana Gates, Jerry Gaudet, Lynne Gilbert, Phil Haire, Jeffery Hamrick, Ella Hand, Walter D. Hand, Jr., Betty Jo Hardy, Roslyn Harris, Barbara Hart, Shirley Hickok, Sandra Hieronymus, Nina Hogan, Teresa Holbrook, Doris Hunter, Sandy Jahn, Amy Johnson, David Jones, Louise Jones, Marty Jones, Lorraine Jordan, Tom Jordan, James Kennedy, Lee Koontz, Tonya Lanier, Beau Linker, John Lively, Connie Locklear, Vaughan Long, Doris Loomis, Kevin Lundy, Elwood Mabe, Chuck Mallonee, Lane Mallonee, Megann Marbry, Meredith Martin, Ed McFarland, Joe McGuire, Dan McIntyre, Sarah McKinney, Roy Mendenhall, Doris Morrison, Hallie Myers, Paulette Norman, Ken Partin, Sybil Perrell, Kim Phillips, Elizabeth Puckett, Royce Reynolds, Helen Rogers, Bob Shepherd, Clark Smith, Pauline Smith, Ray Smith, Sam Smith, Judy Stilwell, Dick Strachan, Tim Strickland, Jane Suther, Sydnor Thompson, Sr., Dori Thurman, Maggie Tilley, Dixie Tyson, Judy Upchurch, Katie Warren, David Williams, Sara Williams, Sandy Williamson, Norris Wilson, James Windham, Ron Wood, Susan Yarski, Linda Young, Jack Young. (Total: 103)

CONFERENCE MEMBERS EX OFFICIO

Conference Lay Leader: Robert D. Upchurch President, Conference United Methodist Men: Richard Strachan President, Conference United Methodist Women: Mildred Carter President, Conference United Methodist Youth: Philip Howard Conference Director Lay Speaking: Mitchell Matthews District Lay Leaders: Tommy Stilwell (Albemarle), Karen Ballard (Asheville), Irma Ellwanger (Charlotte), Sarah Beam (Gastonia), Edd Bingham (Greensboro), Peggy Woodruff (High Point), David Stroupe (Lake Norman), Wade Loftin (Lexington), Judy Toney (Marion); Etta Marcellus (Northeast), Bobby Sharp (North Wilkesboro), Kris Peurifoy (Salisbury), Bill Dobbins (States ville), Bill Cannon (Waynesville), Dean Norman (Winston-Salem). Diaconal Ministers: Edward W. Allred, Rebecca G. Bingham, W. Howard Coble, Michael Patrick Dougherty, Catherine Ritch Guess, Sandra M. McGarrah. Appointed Deaconess: Barbara Blevins, Cameron Kempson. (Total: 27) Total Lay Members Registered at 2010 Session: 1305 I. SURVIVING SPOUSES OF DECEASED CLERGY AND DIACONAL MINISTERS

Abernathy, Kathryn F. (David M. Abernathy), PO Box 5817, Huntington Beach, CA 92615 Allcorn, Shirley T. (David K. Allcorn), 73 Dewey Brown Dr., Marion 28752 Allred, Ann M. (Garland H. Allred) 3212 Rolling Rd., High Point 27265 Alspaugh, Nell Dean O. (Carlton G. Alspaugh, Jr.), 3403-C Heritage Way, Hendersonville 28791 Amick, Ada Jean W. (Alvin G. Amick), 120 Briggs Pl., High Point 27262 Anderson, Julia (Alexander Anderson), 2322-B West Vandalia Rd., Greensboro 27407 Anderson, Myra M. (William C. Anderson), 720 Lakedale Rd., Colfax 27235 Andrews, Frances B. (J. Russell Andrews), 180 Shackford Hall Rd., Lake Junaluska 28745 Andrews, Joan W. (Fletcher L. Andrews), 305 West Main St., Maiden 28650 2010 journal 113

Argo, Frances C. (W. David Argo), 2510 Lourance Blvd., Greensboro 27407 Armstrong, Frances D. (Mack M. Armstrong), 1595 Angela Court, Lincolnton 28092 Arnold, Doris D. (Bobby W. Moody), 47 Poplar Creek Dr., Asheville 28805 Austin, Meredith H. (Harold C. Austin), 5194 Kimscott Court, Annandale, VA 22003 Bailey, Kathryn T. (D. Edwin Bailey), 7908 Cress Court, Oak Ridge 27310 Baker, Lorene A. (Fred L. Baker), 7981 Optimist Club Rd., Denver 28037 Bangle, Christine B. (F. W. Dowd Bangle), 2461 Ardmore Manor Rd. SW, Winston-Salem 27103 Barber, Geneva F. (Frederick R. Barber), 102 Chardonnay Ln., Cary 27511 Barker, Phyllis C. (Homer A. Barker), 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215 Barnhardt, Ommie Sue (Derry R. Barnhardt), 1036 801 South, Advance, NC 27006 Barrett, Mason M. (James S. Barrett), 134 Augusta Cir., Waynesville 28786 Bass, Marjorie S. (Bill E. Bass), 1406 Forest Park Dr., Statesville 28677 Bearden, Frances D. (Bennie B. Bearden), 802 Wellington Hills Cir., Salisbury 28147 Beaty, Emily G. (F. Donald Beaty), 376 Birch Avenue, SE, Concord, 28025 Beck, Linda K. (Herman C. Beck), 2212 Meadowlark Rd., High Point, 27260 Bellamy, Lucille M. (James S. Bellamy), PO Box 1257, Lake Junaluska 28745 Benfi eld, Alma C. (Collins M. Benfi eld), c/o Mary Norbury, 3020 Minutemen Way, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 Benfi eld, Nellie H. (William H. Benfi eld), PO Box 306, Scottsville, VA 24590 Berrier, Ann P. (Floyd L. Berrier), 121 Gilead Rd., Huntersville 28078 Biggers, Eleanor L. (Sherrill B. Biggers), 753 Treverton Dr., Matthews 28105 Black, Grace M. (Earl C. Black, Jr.), 159 Eastwood Village Dr., Bostic 28018 Black, Pattie B. (Eugene Black), 2121 Redwood Dr., No. 134, Greensboro 27405 Blackmon, Ruth C. (Herbert E. Blackmon), 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215 Blanton, Elizabeth H. (William W. Blanton), 529 Colony Court, Statesville 28677 Bogan, Gladys W. (Robert C. Bogan, Sr.), 131 Cedar Rd., Boiling Springs Lakes 28461 Bolick, Gladys D. (Wade W. Benson), 572 Rink Dam Rd., Taylorsville 28681 Bolyard, Marjorie R. (J. James Boles), 7500 Henfree Dr., Summerfi eld 27358 Borchert, Joyce P. (John L. Borchert), 2605 Quail Rush Rd., Charlotte 28226 Boyd, Ann S. (Jasper (Jay) Boyd), 1001 Fenimore St., Winston-Salem 27103 Boyd, Betty N. (Sidney K. Boyd), 3121 Nablus Dr., Waxhaw 28173 Bradley, Maxine R. (Paul M. Bradley, Jr.), 5428 Winters Way, Greensboro 27410 Brendall, Meda M. (Earl H. Brendall), 13 Chapeltowne Cir., Baltimore, MD 21236 Bridger, Glady C. (Donald G. Bridger), 18623 Vineyard Point Ln., Cornelius 28031 Briggs, Jean B. (Walter C. Briggs), 1428 Little Valley Ln., Lincolnton 28092 Brown, Diane H. (Richard A. Brown), 160 Cooper St., No. 16A, Hot Springs National Park, AR 71913 Brown, Glenda E. (Coy L. Brown, Jr.), 706-Up Westchester Dr., High Point 27262 Broyles, Ernestine R. (John F. (Jay) Broyles, Jr.), 205 Newfound St., Canton 28716 Bullard, Mabel B. (R. Bennett Bullard, Jr.), 1602 Hyde Park Dr., Asheville 28806 Bumgarner, Miriam C. (George W. (Bill) Bumgarner), 1244 Arbor Rd., No. 131, Winston-Salem 27104 Bunch, Nancy M. (Robert P. Bunch), 2696 Weymouth Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Burgin, Mary L. (William Grady Burgin, Jr.), PO Box 605, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745 Burnett, Laura C. (Robert L. Burnett), 3620 Highway 21, N., Hamptonville 27020 Bush, Mary S. (Newell C. Bush), 4021 Sabel Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32277 Bustle, Vista B. (Wade R. Bustle), 1703 Mt. Hope Church Rd., McLeansville 27301 Butler, Shirley J. (William W. Butler), 2341 Robin Crest Dr., West Columbia, SC 29169 Byers, Cora T. (Morris J. Byers), 133 Kings Dr., Forest City 28043 Byrum, Evelyn R. (R. Delbert Byrum), 165 Lake Dr., Apt. 15, Canton 28716 Caldwell, June B. (Joseph E. Caldwell), 2401 Harrington Dr., Decatur, GA 30033 Campbell, Jean L. (Claude L. Campbell), 1617 Seabrook Ct., Gastonia, NC 28056-7960 Chamblee, Sara A. (Arthur L. Chamblee, Jr.), 1244 Arbor Rd., No. 150, Winston-Salem 27104 Chappell, Mary Frances W. (Wallace D. Chappell), 4100 Crestridge Rd., Nashville, TN 37204 Charlton, Karin W. (David W. Charlton, Jr.), 7765 SE 174th Glen Leven Lp., The Villages, FL 32162 Christy, Joan C. (John H. Christy, Jr.), 73 Rivercrest Court, Canton 28716 Clarke, Marion C. (D. Moody Nifong), 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215 Clemmer, Agnes P. (A. James Clemmer), PO Box 15, Copperhill, TN 37317 Clinard, Mintie D. (Billy W. Clinard), 13 Running Brook Dr., Canton 28716 Cloninger, Katherine Fralic (Kerry M. Fralic), 4892 Longfi eld St., Claremont 28610 Clontz, Lila A. (Burvin L. Baucom), 1506 Biggers Cemetery Rd., Monroe 28110 Cochran, Jo C. (J. Edgar Cochran), 1244 Arbor Rd., No. 167, Winston-Salem 27104 Coleman, Jo Anne C. (Howard L. Coleman), 2310 Monthaven Dr., Durham 27712 Collins, Ava Neil T. (Clyde L. Collins), 1351 Robinwood Rd., Apt. 416A, Gastonia 28054 Cook, Elaine H. (Ervin S. Cook, Jr.), 308 Poplar St., Lincolnton 28092 Cook, Elaine W (Reece E. Cook, Jr.), 315 Hermance Ln., Mooresville, NC 28117 Cooper, Florinda H. (Walter O. Cooper),12100 Chancellors Village Ln., Apt. 4305, Fredericksburg, VA 22407-5505 Cornelius, Jimmy (Doris Hill Cornelius), 104 S. Westover Dr., Monroe, 28112 Corriher, Barbara J. (W. Douglas Corriher), 6100 West Friendly Ave., Apt. 5103, Greensboro 27410 Cox, Margaret M. (Abram J. Cox III), 254 Retriever Ct. SE, Concord 28025 Crady, Patricia H. (Luther Crady, Jr.), 4280 Briar Creek Rd., Clemmons 27012 Crawford, Rebecca R. (McRae Crawford), 307 Redwood Pl., Lenoir 28645 Crowell, Sue K. (William L. Crowell), 728 Klumac Rd., No. 118-B, Salisbury 28144 Crummett, June B. (William C. Crummett), 3303 Konnoak Dr., Winston-Salem 27127 Dalton, Mary H. (George W. Dalton), 1244 Arbor Rd., No. B-405, Winston-Salem 27104 Day, Tamar P. (Kenneth M. Day), 4235 Fox St., Randleman 27317 Delo, Estelle S. (James Leonard), 10950 Temple Ter., No. W-514, Seminole, FL 33772 Duggins, Marylee F. (Joel W. Duggins), 5973 Four Winds Dr., Lilburn, GA 30047 Dulin, Mary P. (Max W. Dulin), 353 Lambert Dr., Asheboro 27203 Elder, Mae G. (W. Pleas Elder), 1306 Somers Rd., Ronda 28670 114 Western North Carolina Conference

Ellington, Blondell P. (Budd Ellington, Jr.), 6563 NC Highway 73, Jackson Springs 27281 Ferree, Lorene K. (Sulon G. Ferree), 301 Windemere Woods Dr., Nashville, TN 37215 Ferrell, Susan W. (Gary L. Ferrell), PO Box 786, Taylorsville 28681 Fitzgerald, Frances P. (Bishop Ernest A. Fitzgerald), 185 Mabel Hartman Court, Clemmons 27012 Fitzgerald, Laurie D. (J. Alton Fitzgerald), 1035 Davidson Cir., Mount Ulla 28125 Forbis, Dorothy S. (William T. Forbis), 570 Ocala Dr., Winston-Salem 27127 Foster, Ruth S. (Robert Allen Foster), 1244 Arbor Rd., Box 512, Winston-Salem 27104-1148 Frazier, Sara G. (Richard T. Frazier), 8303 Lacewood Pl., Charlotte 28270 Freeman, Hazel C. (F. Doyle Freeman), 1268 Allen St., Wadesboro 28170 Freeman, Nancy S. (Everett R. Freeman), 2098 Dean Lean, Lincolnton 28092 Frye, Myra C. (D. Rodney Frye), 6300 Cayuse Ln., Raleigh 27603 Garmon, Lucille T. (Herbert D. Garmon), 712 Paul Payne Store Rd., Apt. A, Taylorsville 28681 Godfrey, Carol S. (Guy H. Godfrey), 70 Lake View Dr., N., Marion 28752 Golden, Jane L. (Jacob B. Golden), PO Box 415, Lake Junaluska 28745 Green, Kathy U. (Bobby E. Green), 1216 Neal St., Monroe 28112 Green, Wilma L. (John H. Green), 3143 Delbert Ln., Siler City 27344 Grifﬁ n, Shirley M. (Robert T. Grifﬁ n, Jr.), 303 Thornwood Rd., Jamestown 27282 Haag, Mary P. (Wallace E. Ryals), 816 Dobson St., Kernersville 27284 Hagy, Mary S. (Buhrl F. McCracken), 510 Godsey Rd., Apt. 183, Bristol, TN 37620 Hamilton, Naomi B. (John R. Hamilton), 15 Vance Cir., Lexington 27292 Hamilton, Pauline L. (D. Austin Hamilton), 881 Windwood Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Hancock, Helen G. (Oros L. Hancock, Jr.), 5010 Smith Town Rd., Marshville 28103 Hansell, Dorothy C. (Earl M. Hansell), PO Box 728, Old Fort 28762 Harbin, Hilda H. (Melton E. Harbin), 523 Golf Course Rd., Waynesville 28786 Harlow, Dorothy T. (William C. Belcher), 1843 Forest Rd., Bedford, VA 24523 Harris, Ruby D. (Luther C. Harris), 13598 East Old Highway 64, Lexington 27295 Haselden, Lillian T. (William T. Haselden), 271 Fred Dalton Rd., Franklin 28734 Heath, Ruth B. (Edward M. Heath), 5116 Oak Garden Dr., Kernersville, NC 27284 Heckerd, Rebecca B. (Floyd L. Heckerd), 48 E. 50th St., Savannah, GA 31405-2135 Heffner, Mae H. (W. Franklin Heffner), 2945 Reynolda Rd., Apt. 123, Winston-Salem 27106 Hickman, Iphigean S. (Murrel C. Hickman), 21 Old West Chapel Rd., Asheville, NC 28803 Hilliard, Billie B. (Raymus F. Hilliard), 1237 Masten Dr., Kernersville, NC 27284 Hornbuckle, Mary O. (James P. Hornbuckle, Jr.), 610 2nd Ave., NE, Conover 28613 Houts, Florence C. (R. Thomas Houts, Jr.), 113 Hillcrest Ave., Clemson, SC 29631 Hoyle, Ada W. (Wayne E. Hoyle), 3902 Maiden Hwy., Lincolnton 28092 Hoyle, Norma W. (J. William Hoyle III), 114 Prestwick Court, Salisbury 28146 Hudgins, Linda P. (Walter E. Hudgins), 185 Towhee Trail, Tryon 28782 Hudspeth, Miriam E. (Powell L. Wilkins, Jr.), 1244 Arbor Rd., No. B-302, Winston-Salem 27104 Hull, Jo W. (James E. Hull), 5409 Southwind Rd., Greensboro 27455 Hunter, Barbara M. (P. DeArmon Hunter, Jr.), 2503 Tinderbox Ln., Greensboro 27405 Hurley, Doris D. (John B. Hurley), 508 Holston Village Rd., Waynesville, NC 28786 Hurley, Dorothy E. (Robin W. Hurley), 5777 Windworth Dr., Winston-Salem 27106 Hutchinson, Louise C. (Orion N. Hutchinson, Jr.), 4215 Allistair Rd., Winston-Salem 27104 Jacks, Eileen P. (W. Ralph Jacks), 513 Cokesbury Ln., Givens Estates, Asheville 28803 Jacobsen, Betty E. (Cletes A. Pope, Jr.), 511 Riverview Dr., Lowell 28098 Jamieson, Della Lee F. (Herbert M. Jamieson), 718 Cheddington Dr., Asheboro 27203 Johnson, Roylene M. (Lawrence E. Johnson), 400 Hargett St., Greensboro 27406 Johnson, Virginia C. (Roger W. Tucker), 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215 Jones, Agnes B. (James T. Jones), 87 Hampton St., Asheville 28803 Jones, Virginia W. (Alvin G. Jones), 2371 Plateau Rd., Vale 28168 Jordan, Mildred H. (John S. Jordan), 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215 Joyner, Gaynelle G. (Albert L. Joyner, Jr.), 1708 W. Friendly Ave., No. 305, Greensboro 27410 Keasey, Joy S. (Lester D. Keasey), PO Box 1821, Boone 28607 Kelly, Mary D. (R. Dean Kelly), 167 Flora Ln., Harmony 28634 Kennedy, Eula (Polly) A. (A. C. Kennedy, Jr.), PO Box 787, Jefferson 28640 Kesler, Ruth G. (A. L. Kesler), 1347 Annette St., Port Charlotte, FL 33980 Kimball, Joan K. (William R. [Ron] Kimball, Jr.), 3974 Cobblestone Bend Dr., High Point 27265 Kincaid, Mary Ellen (Eugene C. Kincaid), 13352 Old Compton Ct., Pineville 28134 Kingston, Richard J., Jr. (Robin R. Kingston), PO Box 87, Mooresboro 28114 Kirk, Ruth D. (Charles W. Durrant), 15-G Wesley Dr., Givens Estates, Asheville 28803 Kitley, Julia G. (R. Marsden Kitley), PO Box 1162, Thomasville 27361 Kriewald, Diedra H. (Richard R. Hanner, Jr.), 214 Stanley Dr., Winchester, VA 22602 Lambeth, Faye M. (Larry L. Lambeth), 21 Claridge Court, Newton 28658 Lance, Faye K. (Edwin A. Hackney), 266 Merrimon Ave., No. 229, Asheville 28801 Langford, Ann Marie D. (Thomas A. Langford), 881 N. Lakeshore Dr., Lake Junaluska 28745 Lasley, Elizabeth H. (Joseph W. Lasley), 1244 Arbor Rd., No. 521, Winston-Salem 27104 Leonard, Catherine H. (Robert W. Walters), c/o John Walters, PO Box 1427, Denton 27239 Likins, Martha G. (William H. Likins), 905 Glenmary Court, Nashville, TN 37205 Lockridge, Ida B. (Roy H. Lockridge, Jr.), 668 Woodland Hills, W., Columbia, SC 29210 Love, Beatrice B. (William B. Farmer), 308 Meadow Creek Rd., Locust 28097 Lowder, Mae K. (John A. Lowder), 4916 Craigwood Dr., Charlotte 28212 Lucas, Mary B. (Harold C. Lucas), 3107 Freeman Mill Rd., Greensboro 27406 Lyles, Barbara H. (Glenn L. Lyles), 3901 Red Hill Ct., Greensboro, NC 27407 Magnuson, Phyllis C. (John A. Magnuson, Jr.), 410 Carbonton Rd., Sanford 27330 Maness, Charlotte F. (J. Horace Maness), 2904 Greenwood Park Cir., Albemarle 28001 Marcellus, Etta W. (Cecil H. Marcellus, Jr.), 311 N. Washington Ave., Reidsville 27320 Marbury, Annette R. (Herbert L. Marbury), 3441 Charlemagne Dr., Decatur, GA 30034 2010 journal 115

Martin, Patricia K. (J. Robert Martin), PO Box 759, Lake Junaluska 28745 Mashburn, Neil T. (Mark D. Mashburn), 2013 Middleham Dr., Kernersville 27284 McCallum, Julia G. (James E. McCallum), 4421 Laurel Twig Court, Charlotte 28215 McCoy, Jessie W. (Lewistine M. McCoy), 1193 Oldfi eld Rd., Decatur, GA 30030 McDonald, Elizabeth W. (Thad L. McDonald, Jr.), 832 14th Ave. NW, Hickory 28601 McLean, Doris S. (Thomas C. McLean), 4115 Rocky River Rd., S., Monroe 28115 McMillian, JoAnn C. (J. Wayne McMillian), 178 Gilda Dr., Mount Airy 27030 McNeely, Doris M. (James E. McNeely, Jr.), 6100 W. Friendly Ave., Apt. 4204, Greensboro 27410 McPherson, Martha P. (Luther B. McPherson), 1244 Arbor Rd., No. 226, Winston-Salem 27104 McWhorter, Sara G. (John L. McWhorter), 400 Wesley Dr., No. 67, Asheville 28803 Miller, Dorothy G. (Gilbert E. S. Miller), 601 9th St. SW, Conover 28613 Milner, Nan M. (Warner B. Milner), 2-F Wesley Dr., Givens Estates, Asheville 28803 Mitchell, Marcell H. (Robert P. Crawley), 28 Carolina Shores Parkway, Carolina Shore 28467 Money, Marilyn A. (Delma Lee Money), 381 Sam Marion Rd., Pinnacle, NC 27043 Moore, Carole H. (Kenneth R. Moore, Jr.), PO Box 1021, Belmont 28012 Moore, Sara Helen C. (Kenneth R. Moore, Sr.), 7 Greenmont Court, Greensboro 27455 Murphy, Ethel B. (Ebby L. Murphy), 132 Shadowbrook Dr., Mount Holly 28120 Myers, Mildred V. (Benny T. Myers), 453 Arlee Cir., Concord 28025 Neal, Janice Taylor (O. C. Hatcher, Jr.), 173 One Montgolfi er Ln., Statesville 28677 Needham, Clara H. (George H. Needham), PO Box 1252, Morganton, NC 28680 Norwood, Myrna L. (Bruce A. Norwood), PO Box 147, Polkville 28136 Oakley, Dorthine M. (Robert L. Oakley), 3617 Old Greensboro Rd., Thomasville 27360 Ochs, Evelyn L. (Glenn R. McCulley), 5000 Haystack Hill Rd., Winston-Salem 27106 Orr, Bina B. (Finley M. Orr), 1020 Chestnut Hill Rd., Crumpler 28617 Page, Doris S. (Ernest D. Page), 8123 Renfrew Rd., Greensboro 27409 Patterson, Dilcie D. (John J. Patterson), 120 Underhill St., High Point 27260 Payne, Elizabeth J. (Don A. Payne), 477 Ox Creek Rd., Weaverville 28787 Peacock, Dorothy B. (H. Eugene Peacock), 1244 Arbor Rd., Box 155, Winston-Salem 27104 Peacock, Nancy C. (Harold E. Peacock, Jr.), 4733 Beechcrest Pl., Charlotte, NC 28269 Pearce, Eunice S. (Arthur B. Pearce), 2324 41st St., Apt. 224, Wilmington 28403 Pennigar, Ellen S. (C. Franklin Pennigar), 18 Emerald Dr., Key West, FL 33040-5636 Penry, Ernestine L. (Herbert T. Penry, Jr.), 3805 Edgewater Rd., High Point 27265 Pepper, Yvonne S. (John A. Petty and Edgar F. Pepper, Jr.), 1233 E. Cannon Ave., Albemarle 28001 Phillips, Bobbie L. (C. C. Phillips), 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215 Phillips, Evelyn J. (H. William Phillips), 1852 East 5th St., Winston-Salem 27101 Pittard, Margaret S. (J. Leo Pittard), 2420 Farmbrook Rd., Winston-Salem 27103 Pless, Lelia T. (W. H. Pless), Box 5259, Rubert Hull Ln., Blairsville, GA 30512 Prichard, Ruby S. (Thomas F. Prichard), 1374 Old Charlotte Rd., Taylorsville 28681 Pryor, Aileen W. (Woodrow W. Pryor), 9509 Highgate Rd., Columbia, SC 29223 Pyatt, Hilda A. (C. Dwight Pyatt), 305 Hidden Creek Cir., Salisbury 28147 Randolph, Hazel O. (Charles W. Randolph), 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215 Reagan, Nancy H. (Ernest M. Reagan, Jr.), 427 6th Ave., W., No. A-11, Hendersonville 28739 Reid, Anderine S. (Robert B. Crutchfi eld), 16 Periwinkle Ct., Greensboro 27407 Rhinehart, Helen H. (Charles A. Rhinehart), 146 Carolwood Blvd., Fern Park, FL 32730 Rice, Helen P. (M. Preston Hughes, Jr.), 103 Sprunger Dr., Wanatah, IN 46390 Robinson, Ann G. (Richard E. Robinson), 1222 Pineview St., Albemarle 28001 Robinson, Cynthia P. (Arthur A Robinson, Jr.), PO Box 363290, North Las Vegas, NV 89036 Rollins, Sue L. (Donald E. Rollins), 218 Williams St., Lexington 27292 Rosenquist, Valerie B. (Robert A. Mick), PO Box 2964, Huntersville 28070 Rouch, Phyllis H. (Mark A. Rouch), 4343 Lebanon Rd., Apt. T1001, Hermitage, TN 37076 Rowell, Gaile S. (Larry J. Rowell), PO Box 2527, Monroe 28111 Roy, Grace M. (C. Edward Roy), 24 S. College Row, Brevard, NC 28712 Rush, Wilma B. (Dallas M. Rush), 274 Hollin Way, Winston-Salem 27104 Rushing, Hazel R. (Jesse J. Rushing), PO Box 176, Locust 28097 Scott, Pauline F. (LeRoy A. Scott), 6107 Auburndale Dr., Greensboro 27410 Shipp, Edith M. (Ralph A. Shipp), 8186 Shipps Ln., Denver 28037 Shoaf, Helen M. (Fred C. Shoaf), 221 Kennen Krest Rd., Mocksville 27028 Sills, Margaret B. (William B. Bobbitt, Jr.), 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215 Simpson, Juanita W. (Harold R. Simpson), PO Box 150, Sea Level 28577 Sims, Evelyne C. (Hugh D. Sims), 14232 Ramah Church Rd., Huntersville 28078 Slater, Martha E. (David R. Halliburton), PO Box 548, Lawndale 28090 Smisor, June H. (Harold N. Smisor), 4080 Peniel Rd., Tryon 28782 Smith, Edna L. (Mickey) (Neil E. Smith), 833 Sedge Garden Rd., Kernersville 27284 Smith, Helen T. (Jack C. Smith), 1405 Cole Mill Rd., Durham 27705 Smith, Jeanne K. (Thomas J. Duncan, Jr.), 1307 Florida St., High Point 27262 Smith, Kathy C. (William H. Weisner, Jr.), PO Box 3029, Hickory 28603 Smith, Lillian S. (George E. Smith), 1430 Country Club Dr., Wake Forest 27587 Smith, Myrtle B. (Joe C. Smith), 1322 Cedar Landing Rd. SW, Supply 28462 Smith, Oneta F. (O. Dewey Smith), 1705 Briar Lake Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Smith, Ruth H. (Charles A. Smith), 170 Smith Hollow, Murphy 28906 Smith, Ruth R. (Aubert M. Smith), 1223 Wiley Lewis Rd., Greensboro 27406 Stephens, Hazel D. (Ray C. Stephens), 1244 Arbor Rd. Apt. A – 409, Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Stephens, Marie M. (Ivan A. Stephens), 10224 Windrift Rd., Charlotte 28215 Stewart, Marsha H. (Benjamin W. Stewart), 920 Claybrook Cir., Gastonia 28054 Stokes, Alda B. (J. Lem Stokes II), 4610 Holly Tree Rd., No. 218, Wilmington 28409 Stokes, Genevieve G. (James C. Stokes), 925 New Garden Rd., No. 813 Fry Hall, Greensboro 27410 Stokes, Marilyn T. (Charles D. Stokes), 1704 N. 3rd St., Lanett, AL 36863 116 Western North Carolina Conference

Stowe, Truelove S. (A. W. Stowe), 3708 Fagan Way, Charlotte 28216 Stratas, Jeannette R. (Jack Stratas), 481 Nance Rd., Denton, NC 27239 Streetman, Joyce B. (Robert F. Streeman), 18 Kensington Rd., Madison, NJ 07940 Strickland, Maxine R. (Clarence E. Strickland), 1208 Clanton Rd., Charlotte 28217 Stroupe, Audrey B. (W. Clifton Stroupe), 775 Elkwood Ln., Denver 28037 Swinson, Lois K. (Jesse L. Swinson), 603 Long View Court, NE, Vienna, VA 22180 Swofford, Elizabeth L. (Thomas H. Swofford, Jr.), 4931-E Tower Rd., Greensboro 27410 Taylor, Millison Bryant (Joseph M. Taylor, Jr.), 1244 Arbor Rd., Box 175, Winston-Salem 27104 Temple, Barbara M. (Edward O. Temple, Jr.), 4219-C Aldershot Court, Charlotte 28211 Thomas, Bernice R. (James B. Thomas, Jr.), 8919 Park Rd., Apt. 241, Charlotte 28210 Tolbert, Joy W. (Michael R. Tolbert), 600 Camden Place Dr., Winston-Salem 27103 Turner, Emma S. (James D. Turner), PO Box 417, Shinglehouse, PA 16748 VonCannon, Grace B. (W. Howard VonCannon), 6088 Zoo Parkway, Asheboro 27205 Wade, Carolyn B. (Lawrence L. Wade), 246 Laurel Court, Winston-Salem 27127 Waggoner, Patricia B. (A. C. Waggoner), 1675 Manzanita Ave., Apt. 1-A, Chico, CA 95926 Wagoner, Nita P. (R. Gilmer Wagoner), PO Box 134, Taylorsville 28681 Wallin, Joretta C. (Arthur J. Pearce), 204 Keystone Dr., Asheville 28806 Warren, Lucille C. (Garland L. Warren), 322 Nelson St., Kernersville 27284 Watlington, Doris L. (Gary G. Watlington), 9797 Cherry Grove Rd., Reidsville, NC 27320 Watwood, Willie Ruth H. (Harry L. (Skipper) Watwood III), 2705 Tara Rd., Monroe 28112 Weddington, Walter D. (Doris C. Weddington), 140 Carriage Club Drive #CC7, Mooresville, NC 28117 Weller, Ida M. (Clifford A. Weller), PO Box 732, Pilot Mountain 27041 Wellons, Claire K. (Albert W. Wellons), 512 Pacifi c Estates Dr., Pacifi c, Missouri 63069 Whaley, Gracealine P. (Wilbur F. Whaley), 143 Foxhound Run Rd., Aiken, SC 29803 White, Linda G. (James W. White), 5162 Powerhouse Rd., Morganton, NC 28655 White, Roxanna L. (Summie E. White), 1320 Longtown Rd., Yadkinville 27055 White, Virginia S. (Clyde L. White), 2770 R. R. White Dr., Morganton 28655 Whiteside, Bernice W. (Billy Mac Whiteside), 9331 Rosner Dr., Lenexa, KS 66219-2215 Whitfi eld, Gay B. (Lewis H. Evans, Jr.), 406 Tuscarora Dr., Hillsborough 27278 Wilkinson, Ann G. (Larry D. Wilkinson), PO Box 57, Lake Junaluska 28745 Wilkinson, Juanita S. (Howard C. Wilkinson), 2600 Croasdaile Farm Parkway, No. A150, Durham 27705 Williams, Pansy H. (Grady H. Whicker), PO Box 430, Jamestown 27282 Winecoff, Wanda S. (George H. Winecoff), PO Box 866, Clyde 28721 Wolfe, Fern H. (Robert G. Wolfe), 132 Dogwood Ln., Elkin 28621 Wright, Rebecca J. (Clarence E. Wright), 7618 Jackson School Rd., Brown Summit 27214 Young, Kathryn B. (Russell L. Young, Jr.), 41 Rolling Green Dr., Waynesville 28786 2010 journal 117 IV. DAILY PROCEEDINGS A. 2010 CONFERENCE PROGRAM “Follow Jesus, Make Disciples, Transform the World” THURSDAY, 10:00 a.m. Spiritual Formation Day Apart with Sister Macrina Wiederkehr JUNE 10 6:30 p.m. Service of Evening Prayer 8:00 p.m. Executive Session of Clergy Members FRIDAY, 7:00 a.m. A Service of Prayer and Meditation: A Taizé Service JUNE 11 8:00 a.m. Orientation Session for Laity 8:45 a.m. Break 9:00 a.m. Conference Plenary - Business Session Procedural Matters Elections for Conference Plan of Organization and Rules Consent Calendar 10:00 a.m. Break 10:30 a.m. Opening Worship: Renewal of Baptism and Holy Communion ...... Rev. Dr. Peter Graves, preaching 12:00 p.m. Lunch Break 1:30 p.m. Worship ...... Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, preaching 2:30 p.m. Break 3:00 p.m. Conference Plenary - Business Session Board of Ordained Ministry Reception of Provisional and Full Connection Classes Wesley’s Historic Questions Committee on Nominations Committee on Episcopacy Conference Business 5:30 p.m. Dinner Break 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship: Celebrating Missions ...... Bishop Janice Huie, preaching SATURDAY, 7:00 a.m. A Service of Holy Communion and Healing JUNE 12 8:30 a.m. Service of Commissioning and Recognition of Associate Members ...... Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, preaching 9:45 a.m. Break 10:15 a.m. Conference Plenary - Business Session Board of Laity, including Laity Address ...... Dr. Kathleen Lambert, speaking Board of Trustees Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts 11:30 a.m. Recognition of Retiring Clergy 12:15 p.m. Lunch Recess 1:30 p.m. Worship: Celebration of Life ...... Rev. Dr. Earl Wilson, preaching 2:45 p.m. Break 3:15 p.m. Conference Plenary - Business Session Annual Meeting of the Membership of the United Methodist Foundation of Western NC, Inc. Duke Endowment Conference Council on Finance and Adminsitration Committee on Annual Conference Meeting Task Force on the Annual Conference Meeting Resolutions and Petitions 5:30 p.m. Dinner Break 7:30 p.m. Ordination Service ...... Bishop Janice Huie, preaching SUNDAY, 9:00 a.m. Adult Sunday School in Memorial Chapel ...... Rev. Robert V. Dodd, teaching JUNE 13 10:00 a.m. Closing Worship Service - Conference Sunday ...... Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, preaching Worship coordinated and led by Campus Ministries of Western North Carolina Fixing of the Appointments and Sending Forth Adjournment sine die 118 Western North Carolina Conference B. CALENDAR OF SPECIAL EVENTS WEDNESDAY, 2:00 p.m. 17th Annual Children’s Home Golf Tournament ...... Lake Junaluska Golf Course JUNE 9

THURSDAY, 10:00 a.m. Annual Spiritual Day Apart...... Central UMC, 410 Charles St.,, Clyde JUNE 10 11:00 a.m. New Clergy Personal Stewardship Session ...... Terrace Hotel, Room 319 12:00 p.m. Extension Ministers and Beyond the Local Church Luncheon ...... Foundation for Evangelism, 125 N. Lakeshore Dr. 2:00 p.m. Cabinet Meeting ...... Terrace Hotel, Room 316 3:30 p.m. Brotherhood/Sisterhood Meeting ...... Terrace Hotel, Room 211 4:00 p.m. Board of Ordained Ministry Meeting ...... Terrace Hotel, Room 213 5:00 p.m. UM Rural Fellowship Dinner ...... Weldon Gym 5:00 p.m. Conference Usher Training ...... Stuart Auditorium 5:30 p.m. Duke Divinity School Dinner ...... Long’s Chapel UMC, 133 Old Clyde Rd. 5:30 p.m. Hood Theological Seminary Dinner ...... Lambuth Inn. International Room 6:00 p.m. Cabinet Dinner ...... Terrace Hotel, Auditorium 9:30 p.m. Music with Ed Kilbourne and Chris Hughes ...... Harrell Center, Edgewater Bistro

FRIDAY, 7:00 a.m. Women in Ministry Breakfast ...... Lambuth Inn, Dining Room JUNE 11 Note: Persons staying at Lambuth Inn and not involved in this event are expected to have breakfast in the International Room 8:30 a.m. Givens Estates: Cookies and Lemonade ...... Outside Stuart Auditorium 9:00 a.m. Spouses of Retiring Clergy: Coffee ...... Harrell Center, Susan Todd Lounge 12:00 p.m. Conference Board of Trustees Luncheon ...... Terrace Hotel, Room 316 12:00 p.m. Chaplain’s Fellowship Luncheon ...... Terrace Hotel, Room 319 12:00 p.m. High Point University Luncheon ...... Terrace Hotel, Auditorium 12:00 p.m. New Church Start Pastors Luncheon ...... Foundation for Evangelism, 125 N. Lakeshore Dr. 12:00 p.m. Drew University Luncheon ...... Lambuth Inn, Saville Room 12:00 p.m. Young Adult Clergy and Families Luncheon - The Branch ...... Playground near Children’s Building 1:30 p.m. Campus Ministries: Lemonade ...... Outside Stuart Auditorium 2:30 p.m. Clergy Spouses Fellowship: Prayer and Praise ...... Memorial Chapel 5:30 p.m. Pfeiffer University Dinner ...... Foundation for Evangelism, 125 N. Lakeshore Dr. 5:30 p.m. Wesley Theological Seminary, Dinner ...... Terrace Hotel, Room 316 5:30 p.m. Candler School of Theology, Dinner ...... Long’s Chapel UMC, 133 Old Clyde Hwy. 5:30 p.m. Board of Ordained Ministry Dinner ...... Waynesville FUMC, 566 South Haywood St. 5:30 p.m. Retiring Clergy Reception ...... Terrace Hotel, Auditorium A 6:00 p.m. Retiring Clergy Dinner ...... Terrace Hotel, Auditorium, B and C 9:00 p.m. Reconciling Ministries Network Worship ...... Memorial Chapel 9:30 p.m. Music with Ed Kilbourne and Chris Hughes ...... Harrell Center, Edgewater Bistro

SATURDAY, 7:15 a.m. Educational Opportunities Breakfast ...... Terrace Hotel, Auditorium JUNE 12 7:15 a.m. Retired Clergy and Spouses Breakfast sponsored by The Eugene M. Cole Foundation ...... Lambuth Inn, International Room 7:30 a.m. Committee on Native American Ministries Breakfast...... Lambuth Inn, Saville Room 11:00 a.m. Clergy Spouses Luncheon ...... Central UMC, 410 Charles St., Clyde 11:30 a.m. Hood Theological Seminary Cookout ...... Weldon Gym 12:15 p.m. Young Harris College Luncheon ...... Foundation for Evangelism, 125 N. Lakeshore Dr. 12:15 p.m. Methodist Federation for Social Action (MFSA) Luncheon ...... Harrell Center, Susan Todd Lounge 12:15 p.m. Greensboro College Luncheon ...... Terrace Hotel, Auditorium 12:30 p.m. Asbury Theological Seminary Luncheon ...... Terrace Hotel, Room 319 12:30 p.m. Gammon Theological Seminary Luncheon...... Lambuth Inn, Saville Room 12:30 p.m. African American Conference Committee Luncheon ...... Lambuth Inn, Saville Room 5:30 p.m. Deacons, Diaconal Ministers and Deaconesses Dinner ...... Foundation for Evangelism, 125 N. Lakeshore Dr. 5:30 p.m. Fellowship of Associate Members and Local Pastors Annual Meeting and Dinner ...... Plains UMC, 2029 Newfound Rd., Canton 2010 journal 119 C. DAILY MINUTES EXECUTIVE SESSION OF CLERGY MEMBERS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2010 – 8 P.M.

CLERGY SESSION CONVENES: In compliance with ¶ 605.6 of The Book of Discipline (2008), Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster convened an executive session of the clergy members of the Western North Carolina Annual Conference at 8 p.m. on Thursday, June 10, 2010, in George R. Stuart Auditorium, Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. The hymn, “Love Divine, All Loves Excelling,” was sung and Bishop Goodpaster opened in prayer. BROTHERHOOD/SISTERHOOD: Robert W. Combs, executive director, spoke concerning the mission of the Brotherhood/ Sisterhood and urged the clergy to become members of this benevolent organization. Chris Westmoreland, president, shared that participation in Brotherhood/Sisterhood was an expression of our connection, our covenant, and the compassion we are called to show. CLERGY HEALTH INITIATIVE: Ed Moore, the Executive Director of Leadership Education at Duke and a clergy member of the Baltimore-Washington Conference, spoke about the Clergy Health Initiative. He gave an update on the pilot programs, particularly in the Northeast District in WNCC, and named some successes they are beginning to see. The hope is for a long-term initiative in improving clergy health. A second follow-up clergy health survey of all clergy will begin in August. COVENANT PEER GROUPS: Jody Seymour, chair of the order of elders and chair of the Peer Group Advisory Council, announced the elder retreat to be held in November and introduced Russ Moxley, the coordinator of the CPG (Covenant Peer Group) initiative. Mr. Moxley reported that CPG’s are different than originally thought. They are voluntary, self-formed, and have a fl exible curriculum. There have been some facilitators trained and other opportunities are forthcoming. Mr. Moxley reminded the clergy how important it is to have faithful traveling companions to walk with them on the journey. BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY COMMENTS: Terry L. Moore, president of the board, shared the emphasis and concern that the Board of Ordained Ministry has for clergy in the time between ordination and retirement. The board is working in partnership to help fi nd ways to encourage clergy leadership development. In addition, clergy ethics continues to be a focus and training events are forthcoming and participation will be expected. Finally, Dr. Moore shared from his personal experience about the nature of clergy effectiveness and excellence. Clergy were encouraged to think about what effectiveness looks like and to think about what God is trying to say through them to the communities they serve. BUSINESS QUESTIONS: Board of Ordained Ministry president Terry L. Moore, board secretary Lory Beth T. Huffman, and board registrar Kimberly T. Ingram, as appropriate, supplied the proposed responses to Business of the Annual Conference (BAC) questions 17-56, 66-76, and 80c. In each instance, the affi rmative vote of the clergy session was by more than the required majorities, including those instances in which 2/3 or 3/4 votes were required. The listings for all questions considered in the clergy session as printed in Section V, The Business of the Annual Conference, accurately refl ect the actions of the clergy session. BISHOP’S COMMENTS: Bishop Goodpaster acknowledged the anxiety of the times and clergy were reminded that in the midst they are called to be servants of Jesus Christ. He refl ected on the successes of the Power of 3 related to professions of faith, participation in confi rmation classes, and transfers in from other denominations. The gathering celebrated that over 8,000 United Methodists participated in the Impact outreach day. There was disappointment in the news that membership is down, worship attendance is down, yet there are more people living in North Carolina. The hope is for thriving congregations in the ministry of serving Jesus Christ and there is evidence of a network of healthy churches. The bishop and district superintendents are committed to growing healthy churches and the bishop highlighted the importance of participation in CPGs (see above), clergy ethics seminars, and encouraged clergy to take care of their souls. He concluded, “I am blessed to be with you in ministry in Western North Carolina.” ADJOURNMENT: Bishop Goodpaster pronounced the benediction and the executive session of the clergy was adjourned.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE SESSION FRIDAY JUNE 11, 2010 8:00 a.m. Laity Orientation Session Under the leadership of Robert Upchurch, conference lay leader and president of the Board of Laity, an orientation session for the lay members of the conference was conducted in the George R. Stuart Auditorium, Lake Junaluska. 9:00 a.m. Conference Plenary – Business Session CONFERENCE CONVENES: With Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, resident bishop of the Charlotte Area, presiding, the Western North Carolina Conference of the Southeastern Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church convened in George R. Stuart Auditorium at Lake Junaluska, North Carolina on June 11, 2010. CALL TO ORDER: Bishop Goodpaster called the 43rd annual session of the conference to order at 9 a.m. with the congregational singing of hymn 533, “And Are We Yet Alive.” Bishop Goodpaster gave the opening invocation. 120 Western North Carolina Conference VOTING BAR: Kimberly T. Ingram, conference secretary, moved and the conference approved that the voting bar, or legal limits, of the conference be set to include all of Stuart Auditorium, and that those voting must be seated within the bar unless other instructions are given in the case of a full house.

AGENDA: Rev. Ingram noted that The Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting proposes the conference schedule. She announced that all worship services will start at their scheduled times. The retiring clergy recognition, on Saturday at 11:30 a.m., will be an order of the day and will begin on time. The morning plenary session on Saturday will begin at 10 a.m. which is 15 minutes earlier than printed. The conference secretary then moved and the conference approved that the conference program as printed, subject to necessary daily adjustments, constitute the ofﬁ cial agenda of the 2010 conference session.

REPORTS OF BOARDS AND AGENCIES: The conference secretary moved and the conference approved that the reports of the conference boards and agencies as printed in the Program and Reports booklet and the supplement be ordered to record insofar as they do not require conference action and provided that conference agencies be permitted to ﬁ le late reports and/or corrections no later than June 18, 2010.

GREETINGS TO THOSE MEMBERS ABSENT: The conference secretary moved and the conference approved that any action concerning conference members unable to attend because of illness or other family emergency be given directly to the conference secretary, and that the secretary write these absent members expressing the greetings and prayer concern of the conference.

SECRETARIAL STAFF: The conference secretary nominated the following persons as members of the conference secretarial staff for the 2010 session, and they were elected: Sandra S. Hargett, Associate Secretary; Stephen M. Martin, A. Owen Peeler, and Susan L. Yarski, Assistant Secretaries; and Charles D. White, Jr. (Denny) and W. T. Medlin, Jr. as conference secretary emeriti. Bishop Goodpaster offered words of appreciation to Ms. Yarski for her many years of organizing and training the ushers who serve at each session of the annual conference. Following this session of the annual conference, Susan will relinquish her responsibilities for supervising the ushers.

ASSOCIATE STATISTICIANS: The conference statistician, Kim Ingram, nominated Sandra S. Hargett as associate statistician and the following as district statisticians: (AL) Kimberly Hopkins, (AS) Debra Luther, (CH) DeEtta Rivens, (GA) Deborah Baliles, (GR) Annette Harper, (HP) R. Wesley McLeod, Jr., (LN) Dianne Beam, (LX) Rhonda Jordan, (MA) Ruth Kapley, (NE) Lisa Williams, (NW) Michele Austin, (SA) Ravonda Britt, (ST) Jenny Mann, (WA) Susan Yarski, (WS) Amy Johnson. Charles D. White, Jr. and Lawrence E. Barden were nominated as conference statisticians emeriti. All were elected.

CONFERENCE CHANCELLOR: Bishop Goodpaster nominated Mr. James C. Windham, Jr., a member at Myers Memorial Church in Gastonia, as conference chancellor. He was elected. The bishop expressed words of gratitude for Mr. Windham’s service and counsel for the conference.

GUIDELINES FOR HOLY CONFERENCING: The bishop reminded the conference of the following guidelines. These guidelines serve as principles for how to conduct one’s business and daily lives. The bishop emphasized the fourth bullet item which notes that annual conference is not a political convention or staged theater. The work of the annual conference through worship, prayer, and the various business requirements is to discern God’s will.

GUIDELINES FOR HOLY CONFERENCING WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE – 2010 BISHOP LARRY M. GOODPASTER Holy Conferencing is biblical and Wesleyan. Since the days of John Wesley, we have been gathering in “conference” as a time set aside to testify, raise questions, discuss, consult, clarify, set direction, and account for the ministry of God among the churches and the people called Methodist. This year, as we gather once again in Stuart Auditorium at Lake Junaluska, we do so for inspiration, testimony, conversation, discernment, vision-casting, and accountability. As your presiding offi cer and resident bishop, I look forward to conferencing together, and pray that God’s Spirit will guide and direct our time together. In preparing for our annual conference, I offer these basic principles as the guidelines that we will practice during our days together. • We will listen to one another in a spirit of Christian love. As conversations and discussions are held, we will remember to be active listeners and patient responders. • We will respect one another as members together in the Body of Christ, even if we disagree with an opinion or statement. We are not trying to win arguments but, rather in sharing perspectives, we are seeking God’s direction in our deliberations. • We will be careful and attentive in defi ning terms and will avoid needless use of infl ammatory words or vague generalizations. 2010 journal 121

• We will not cheer, applaud, groan, or grumble while others are speaking, nor at the conclusion of a statement from a sister or brother. Conference is not a political convention or staged theater. • We will conduct ourselves at all times in the Spirit of Jesus the Christ, and will seek the Way of Jesus in what we do and how we do it. • We will be ready at appropriate times to enter into a time of prayer which may involve silence, centering, and/or verbal prayers. Any lay or clergy member may rise to a “Call for Prayer” in the course of our conferencing and, at the discretion and direction of the presiding offi cer, the proceedings may immediately be interrupted for prayer, or the call may be temporarily delayed. Robert’s Rules of Order is the standard operating process for conducting the business of our annual conference, along with the Rules of Order and Procedure which can be found at the back of the 2010 Programs and Reports Book. Within the broad, permissive ‘rules,’ the following procedures will be followed in our discussions and deliberations. • To speak on the fl oor of the conference, a lay or clergy member must be seated within the bar of the conference and be wearing a name tag. Those wishing to speak to a matter are to go to a microphone and wait to be recognized by the bishop. • When speaking, every person must state their name, local church, and district. • Each person is allowed three (3) minutes to speak. The bishop and conference secretary will alert the speaker when 30 seconds remain. • In deliberations around a motion, resolution, petition, or report, after two (2) speeches have been heard in favor of the item and two (2) speeches have been heard in opposition to the item, the presiding offi cer will ‘test the body’ to determine if we are ready to proceed to a vote. In the spirit of a Wesleyan holy conference, I am, as your bishop, appreciative of the support and cooperation from the lay and clergy members who will be participating in our session, June 11-13. I look forward to greeting all of you at Lake Junaluska and celebrating what God is doing across our area. PLAN OF ORGANIZATION AND RULES OF ORDER: The conference secretary presented several amendments to the Plan of Organization and Rules of Order and Procedure as proposed by the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting and the conference approved the amendments by the required two-thirds vote in each instance. The changes were editorial corrections, required changes to be in compliance with The Book of Discipline, necessary amendments due to legislative actions adopted by the 2009 session of the Annual Conference, and changes which codify current practices of the annual conference. The Plan of Organization and Rules of Order and Procedure as amended was adopted by the conference and can be found as amended in Section VII of this volume. COORDINATOR OF CALENDAR: Bishop Goodpaster, chairperson of the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting and on behalf of the committee, nominated James T. Trollinger as coordinator of the calendar for the 2010 session. He was elected. CONSENT CALENDAR: James T. Trollinger, coordinator of the calendar, moved the adoption of Petitions 1 – 21, which had been placed on the consent calendar, and the conference adopted all the petitions appearing on the consent calendar. The following petitions were thus adopted: Petition 1 (Trustees of Camp Tekoa) Petition 2 (Advance Specials for 2010-2011) Petition 3 (Golden Cross Sunday) Petition 4 (Board of Directors of Wesley Community Development Corporation) Petition 5 (Trustees of Brevard College) Petition 6 (Trustees of High Point University) Petition 7 (Trustee of Duke University) Petition 8 (Campus Ministry Boards) Petition 9 (Board of Directors of Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc.) Petition 10 (Board of Directors of Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc.) Petition 11 (Trustees of the Children’s Home, Inc.) Petition 12 (Board of Directors of Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc.) Petition 13 (Trustees of UMAR-WNC, Inc.) Petition 14 (Board of Directors of Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services) Petition 15 (Terms for District and Associate District Lay Leaders) Petition 16 (Election of Lay Delegates to General Conference and Jurisdictional Conference) Petition 17 (Pension Programs and Policies) Petition 18 (Health Benefi ts Program and Policies) Petition 19 (Annual Conference Meeting) Petition 20 (Equitable Compensation Policies and Guidelines) Petition 21 (Trustee of Cole Foundation) MOTION: Charles C. Kyker moved that Petitions 27 – 32 be tabled for this session of the annual conference. Following a second, Rev. Kyker offered a rationale for the motion. The bishop noted that the motion to table is not debatable. Elizabeth L. Graves raised a point of order that only one item at a time could be tabled. The bishop sustained the point of order and indicated that it required a majority vote to approve an item being tabled. 122 Western North Carolina Conference Rev. Kyker moved that Petition 27 (Requesting Judicial Council Decision 1032) be tabled, and the conference sustained the action. Rev. Kyker moved that Petition 28 (Reaffi rming Membership Standards) be tabled, and the conference sustained the action. Rev. Kyker moved that Petition 29 (Affi rming Inclusion of New Members) be tabled, and the conference sustained the motion. Rev. Kyker moved that Petition 30 (Policy Concerning Marriage of All Clergy) be tabled, and the motion passed. Rev. Kyker moved that Petition 31 (Non-Discrimination Resolution) be tabled, and the motion passed. Rev. Kyker moved that Petition 32 (Confronting Heterosexism Resolution) be tabled, and the motion passed. Bishop Goodpaster advised that the Petitions now placed on the table would be referred to the Connectional Table at the close of conference. Kristin D. Lassiter asked a question if the petitions could be lifted from the table during this session of the annual conference. Bishop Goodpaster responded that any of the six petitions, individually, could be lifted from the table prior to the adjournment of the annual conference. THE UPPER ROOM 75TH ANNIVERSARY: Jerry Haas, Spiritual Director, Center for Spiritual Formation, and clergy member in the Desert Southwest Conference, noted that The Upper Room Devotional began in the depths of the Great Depression and provided inspiring stories of faith. The fi rst edition of 100,000 copies was itself an act of faith. By the seventh edition 500,000 copies were printed. Over two million copies are printed each year and later this year the one billionth copy will be printed in over 40 different languages. A part of Mr. Haas’ report included a video produced to celebrate the 75th Anniversary in which Sarah Wilkie, publisher, is introduced along with personal testimonies of persons who have been inspired and helped by the daily devotional guide. Mr. Haas announced that The Upper Room ministries would be in prayer this week for the Western North Carolina Conference and invited the delegates to offer prayers for The Upper Room and to join in this year’s celebration through visiting the web site for The Upper Room. UPCOMING 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF LAKE JUNALUSKA: Jimmy L. Carr, Executive Director, Bill Lowery, author, and Carl L. Arrington, SEJ Director of African-American Ministries, made the report of the Assembly. A new book, “Antechamber of Heaven” written by Bill Lowery has been published in commemoration of the lake’s centenninal anniversary. Rev. Carr presented Bishop Goodpaster a copy of the limited edition book along with a ceramic statue that he indicated looked like a bishop. Bishop Goodpaster asked Rev. Carr to take greetings to the Mississippi Conference on behalf of WNCC. The conference affi rmed the action. ANNOUNCEMENTS: The conference secretary announced that the conference is providing two additional shuttle buses from Young Transportation, that a food court is available between Stuart Auditorium and the Harrell Center, and that Conference Pictorial Directories are available for sale at the registration tables.

BREAK: The conference took at break at 10 a.m. to prepare for worship. 10:30 a.m. Opening Worship – Renewal of Baptism and Communion The Rev. Dr. Peter C. Graves of Centenary United Methodist Church in Winston-Salem used Ephesians 3:14-21 and John 15:1-11 to preach a sermon entitled “All the Fullness of God.” Conference and district lay leaders, deacons, elders, and district superintendents helped lead worship by bringing in water added to a large shell bowl and by serving Holy Communion. An offering was received to support Western North Carolina’s continual relief work following the earthquake in Haiti. Kevin Turner of Davidson UMC and Steve Cooper of Groce UMC were the music leaders for annual conference. RECESS: The conference stood in recess at 12 p.m. 1:30 p.m. A Service of Worship in the Native American Tradition The Western North Carolina Committee on Native American Ministries led the worship service that included burning incense, smudging, storytelling by Freeman Owle, and Cherokee Singers from Cherokee Mission UMC. Verses of Amazing Grace were sung by the congregation in Cherokee, Creek, and English. The preacher was Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, using as his text Acts 2:42-47. 3:00 p.m. Conference Plenary – Business Session CONFERENCE RECONVENES: Pursuant to adjournment the conference reconvened at 3 p.m. BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY: Terry L. Moore, president, presented the annual report. Dr. Moore thanked the members of the board for their hard work this past year. He challenged clergy and lay persons to encourage persons to respond to a call to ordained ministry. He noted that the board held candidates for ordination to high standards in order to be ready to stand beside and guide folks in crisis situations and to be able to offer deep spiritual reﬂ ections. He indicated that plans are underway to offer mandatory clergy ethics training seminars before the end of the year. He closed the report by saying that ordained ministry is a privilege, not an obligation. RECEPTION OF CLASS INTO PROVISIONAL MEMBERSHIP: Kim Ingram, registrar of the Board of Ordained Ministry, announced by name the one associate member, the ﬁ ve provisional members intending to become deacons, and the twenty provisional members intending to become elders who had been elected at the 2010 clergy session. They stood in place and faced the delegates as they were formally presented to the conference. Bishop Goodpaster spoke words of welcome and admonitions. RECEPTION OF CLASS INTO FULL CONNECTION: The two clergy newly elected to full connection as deacons, and the seventeen clergy newly elected to full connection as elders were introduced to the conference by the registrar of the Board of Ordained 2010 journal 123

Ministry. Bishop Goodpaster spoke words of admonition and encouragement and asked the historic questions of John Wesley from The Book of Discipline, to which each candidate gave the expected responses. COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS: Kimberly T. Ingram, committee secretary, presented the report as contained in the Supplement with one addition, Stewart Finch to serve on the Board of Congregational Development. She made clear that the intent of the nominations was to ensure that the diversity of the Conference offi cers refl ect an open and inclusive vision of the Body of Christ. The nominations were approved. COMMITTEE ON EPISCOPACY: Maggie Tilley, chairperson, invited the members of the committee to the platform and gave the report of the committee using a PowerPoint presentation. Debra Goodpaster was invited to the stage, and presented with a pink hydrangea. She greeted the conference, and all celebrated her ministry with her husband, the bishop. REPORT OF THE TASK FORCE ON THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE: Bishop Goodpaster outlined the process for consideration of the proposal. This afternoon will be a time for presentation and asking questions. Tomorrow afternoon the proposal will be brought to a vote. Sally O. Langford, chairperson, presented the report printed here and previously in the Supplement: The Annual Conference Meeting Task Force, which was formed at the direction of the 2008 Annual Conference for the purpose of evaluating the content and location of the annual meeting, recommends to the 2010 Annual Conference that next year’s meeting on June 9-12, 2011 be held at the Joseph S. Koury Convention Center in Greensboro, NC. The standing Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting joins the task force in making this recommendation. Because the Western NC Conference has a long and wonderful association with the Lake Junaluska Assembly, this recommendation comes only after careful study and refl ection. For almost 50 years, after local churches no longer could accommodate the size of our meeting, the Western NC Conference has held its annual meeting at the Lake. We have worshiped, ordained, and held holy conferences around these waters. Task force and committee members appreciate the efforts made by the Lake Junaluska staff to increase the comfort and enjoyment of the 2009 and 2010 annual meetings for Western NC Conference delegates. Examples of improvements to the facilities include additional venues for viewing the business sessions and worship services, outside amplifi cation speakers, vendors to bring a variety of lunch options onsite, and clean portable rest rooms. Task force and committee members hope and expect that the partnership between the Lake Junaluska Assembly and the Western NC Conference will continue and be strengthened in coming years in many Western NC Conference sponsored events. The Assembly grounds and facilities, however, are simply not large enough to accommodate the 3,500 delegates to annual conference. Stuart Auditorium, for example, will seat only 2,000 people, while parking, housing, and meal options on the grounds are severely limited for our number of delegates. Task force and committee members appreciate, with many others in the Western NC Conference, the beauty of the Assembly’s mountain setting and remember with gratitude the long tradition of holy conferencing at Lake Junaluska. But in order to welcome and accommodate all our delegates, the Annual Conference Meeting Task Force and the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting recommend that the annual meeting be moved to a larger setting. In September 2009, the Annual Conference Meeting Task Force asked the Rev. Kirk McNeill to explore possible meeting sites for the annual meeting. McNeill, an elder in the Western NC Conference and a Certifi ed Meeting Professional, concluded that the Koury Convention Center offered the most viable option for the Western NC Conference. The Sheraton Greensboro Hotel at the convention center has 988 hotel rooms, which will be offered to conference delegates at a reasonable rate. Parking is plentiful and free, while there are multiple meal options in the convention center and at the nearby Four Seasons Mall. In addition, the convention center will offer at no cost to the Western NC Conference its gathering space for the business sessions and worship services of annual conference, as well as break-out rooms for meetings and group meals. Space is also available for children’s and youth activities. The Koury Convention Center hosted 21 members of the Annual Conference Meeting Task Force and the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting in April 2010, for lunch and a tour of its facilities. Task force and committee members are convinced that the facilities can easily accommodate the 3,500 Western NC Conference delegates and all related activities. The facilities will be especially helpful in 2011, when a full meeting space is needed for the election of lay and clergy delegates to General and jurisdictional Conferences. Moreover, the large meeting space, which would be used for business sessions and worship services, can be adapted in such a way that the annual conference can experience holy conferencing in the presence of God. While the Koury Convention Center would welcome the opportunity to be the regular setting for the Western NC Conference’s annual meeting, the Annual Conference Task Force and the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting recommend that the Western NC Conference move its annual conference to Greensboro on a one-year trial basis. If the 2011 Annual Conference at the Koury Convention Center is well received, then the annual conference can vote to return for additional annual meetings at approved meeting dates to be arranged with the convention center. The Annual Conference Meeting Task Force thanks the Western NC Conference for the opportunity to address the needs and concerns of the Western NC Conference’s annual meeting. But after two years of service, task force members willingly step aside and request that its work be assumed by the standing Committee of the Annual Conference Meeting. Annual Conference Meeting Task Force Sally O. Langford, Chairperson; Members: Wayne Allen, Mark Bailey, Dana Bunn, Dennis Carroll, Ken Carter, Amy Coles, Betty Jo Hardy, Harold Johns, Amy Johnson, Sarah McKinney, Val Rosenquist, Wanda Rouse, Earl Wilson, Philip Wingeier-Rayo; Ex-offi cio: Bishop Larry Goodpaster, Kim Ingram, Jim Trollinger 124 Western North Carolina Conference Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, Chairperson Kimberly T. Ingram, Secretary Stephen D. James, Vice-Chairperson William C. Wyman, Jr., Treasurer Members Laity at Large: J. Zachary Christy, Chris Grimmett, Amy L. Johnson, Monica Smith, Susan L. Yarski. Youth: Philip Howard, Samantha Shuford. Resident Bishop: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster Assistant to the Bishop: James T. Trollinger Conference Director of Connectional Ministries: Stephen D. James Conference Secretary: Kimberly T. Ingram Conference Treasurer-DAS: William C. Wyman, Jr. Conference Lay Leader: Robert D. Upchurch President of United Methodist Women: Mildred Carter Director of Communication: Mark L. Barden Coordinator of Calendar: James T. Trollinger District Superintendents: (AL) Amy L. Coles, (AS) John S. Boggs, (CH) George E. Thompson, (GA) W. Lyn Sorrells, (GR) Frank H. Ison, (HP) C. M. Worthy, Jr., (LN) Lillie M. Jones, (LX) Sylvia D. Wilhelm, (MA) Phillip B. Cole, (NE) Samuel H. Moore, Jr., (NW) N. Fred Jordan, Jr., (SA) Sally O. Langford, (ST) Mary John Dye, (WA) J. Alexander Ward, Jr., (WS) William T. Medlin III.

Rev. Langford introduced W. Kirk McNeill, a certifi ed meeting planner, who has assisted the task force in preparing its recommendation. Ken Partin, member of the Lake Junaluska Board of Directors, offered a response from Lake Junaluska Assembly. He presented several short term solutions for the inadequacy for seating the delegates in Stuart Auditorium and noted that the long term plan was to construct a new conference center for the Assembly. An extended question and answer period ensued: Q: Harry Andrews, will the conference be able to return at the same time as now in subsequent years if the Greensboro location is tried but not continued? How will the suites be assigned? A: Sally Langford and Bishop Goodpaster responded. Q: Dawn Hand asked about the difference between a spreadsheet comparison on the conference web site and the handout given prior to the afternoon session? A: Kim Ingram and Kirk McNeill responded. Q: Marshall Morgan asked a question. A: McNeill responded. Q: George Millstead asked about the seating capacity fi gures of the Koury Center? What fi nancial impact will the conference leaving Lake Junaluska have for future building project at Lake Junaluska? A: McNeill responded to the fi rst question the Greensboro site has a capacity of 4,500. Raul Alegria, Treasurer/Business Manager for Lake Junaluska, responded to the second question. Q: Patricia Spencer made a comment. A: McNeill responded. Rev. McNeill listed four things that the annual meeting needed: (1) Gathering space large enough to seat all the delegates plus suffi cient break-out space. (2) Adequate Parking. (3) The ability to feed 2,500 – 3,500 people effi ciently. (4) Sleeping space to accommodate 1,500 guest rooms. Q: Wade Loftin asked about the ability and/or plans to provide additional parking at the assembly. A: Mr. Partin responded. Q: Sarah Davis asked about the economic impact on the Lake Junaluska, Waynesville, and Maggie Valley community. A: Mr. Algeria responded. Q: Leslie White asked about the room rates in Greensboro. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Emily Kroeger asked about remote voting. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Keith Edwards asked about parking spaces in Greensboro. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Michael Harrill asked a question. A: Bishop Goodpaster responded. Q: Bill (unknown) asked Mr. Partin a question time line of expansion at LJA. A: Mr. Partin responded. Q: Ron Setzer asked a question. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Bill Cannon asked a question. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: (Unknown) asked a question about traffi c fl ow in Greensboro. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Jennifer Davis asked a question about the short-term solutions proposed by LJA. A: Mr. Algeria responded. Q: Catherine Cornell asked question about Holy Conferencing in a convention setting. Cabin rentals for half week rates? A: Rev. Langford responded to the fi rst question. Mr. Algeria responded to the second question. Q: Linda Black asked a question about traffi c congestion in Greensboro. 2010 journal 125

A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Sarah Smith asked a question about alternative locations. A: Rev. Langford responded. Q: Richard Plock asked a question about who benefi ts. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Mike McDonald asked question about the nearest RV Park to Greensboro. A: Rev. Langford and Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Kathy McAbee asked a question about child care and other locations. A: Rev. Langford and Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Charles Eurey asked a question about why not Charlotte? A: Rev. Langford responded. Q: Timothy James asked a question about voting for those seated outside at LJA. A: Mr. Partin responded. Q: Becky Geddings asked a question about the cost and transportation for child care and activities at the Greensboro site. A: Rev. Langford responded. Q: Dwight Stedd asked question about security and food availability in Greensboro. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Jennifer Burgin asked about technical services at Greensboro. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: (Unknown) asked about time frame for a decision. A: Bishop Goodpaster responded. Q: Warren Miller asked a question about parking and shuttle service for elderly/disabled. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: Earl Wilson asked what the Waynesville business is willing to do. A: Mr. Alegria responded. Q: Glen Dahlen asked about use of college campuses. A: Rev. Langford responded. Q: Becky Heath asked a question about the setting. A: Rev. Langford and Bishop Goodpaster responded. Q: Josh Sherfey asked about long range plans at LJA. A: Mr. Partin responded. Q: Barbara Page asked about increased air conditioning capacity for Stuart. A: Mr. Partin responded. Q: Don Routh asked question about negotiating rates in the Haywood County area. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: (Unknown) asked if room rate in Greensboro included room tax and wifi . A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: John Turner asked a question how did Greensboro feel as a place of prayer? A: Rev. Langford responded. Q: Ted Powell asked where is Holy Ground? A: Bishop Goodpaster responded. Q: Dwayne Corle asked is one year enough time to move? A: Rev. Langford responded. Q: Libby Smith asked about meal options. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Q: (Unknown) asked question about Holy Ground. A: Bishop Goodpaster responded. Q: Steve Miller asked about ownership of the mall and convention complex and security. A: Rev. McNeill responded. Rev. McNeill made closing remarks. Rev. Langford moved that action on the petition be postponed to 3:15 p.m. on Saturday, June 12, 2010, and the motion was adopted. ANNOUNCEMENTS: The conference secretary made necessary announcements. PRIVILEGE MATTER: Bishop Goodpaster announced that Bishop L. Bevel Jones III, the presiding bishop of the conference from 1985-1996, we be unable to attend this session of the conference due to the health of his wife, Tuck. The bishop instructed the secretary to send the greetings and prayers of the conference to Bishop and Mrs. Jones. RECESS: The conference stood in recess at 5:25 p.m. The following clergy were excused from the annual conference session: John Arey, Alec Alvord, Richard Bailey, Tara Bain, L. William Baird, Earlynne Bartley, Sheila Bishop, Andrew Brown, Bradley Bruce, Mike Burris, Patty Choplin, Mark Christy, Shea Collins, Cathy Cook, Bev Coppley, Jeff Coppley, Shirley Donnell, Terry Duckworth, Jim Durham, Anne Elmore, Elizabeth Faughn, Ann Gibert, Jonathan Golden, Jacob Golden, Lara Willis Greene, Tony Griffi n, J. Harold Hammond, Donald (Dutch) Handlang, Ann Haywood-Baxter, Tonya Hill, Dale Hilton, Lori Holliman, Brad Holliman, Judi Hunt, Duane Ivey, Jesse Johnson, Ken Johnson, 126 Western North Carolina Conference Susan Jones, Greg Jones, Karen Kaser Odor, Abraham Kim, Gene Little, David Lookadoo, Johnny Lord, Melissa (Lisa) Martinez, Terry Matthews, Robert McCain, Michael McClellan, Doug Miller, Caren Morgan, Carole O’Neil, Duncan Overrein, Beverly Parker-Reece. Wayne Parlier, C. Jay Pendleton, Virginia Peurifoy, Russ Pierce, Angela Pleasants, Marcus Portis, Larry Puryear, Lenore Renfro, Alan Rice, Bill Robinson, Nick Rochester, Gail Rose, Jackie Sellers, Dwight Smith, Hillard Dean Smith, Cacye Stapp, Lee Strange, Bob Sturge, Elizabeth Sutton, Billy Towery, Bruce Updyke, Christopher Uren, Terri Vilagos, Harold Warlick, Jr., Patrick Welch, Tim Whittington, Craven Williams, Alan Wilson, Michael Winstead, John Woods, Marilyn Wooten, Ellen Yarborough, Charles (Sandy) Young 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship – A Celebration of Missions The service was planned and led by the worship team at Crossroads Church, Concord, led by worship director, Mark Carnes. A praise band and worship dance team enhanced the service. The preacher was Bishop Janice Riggle Huie of the Texas Annual Conference. The worship service included time to celebrate the many people who served on Impact Community day. Mark Barden, Conference Director of Communications, and Jackie Vaughan from United Methodist Communications, shared a video about ReThink Church and another one highlighting the Western North Carolina United Methodists in service. 13,392 volunteers served 644,006 people in Western North Carolina and around the world. SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 2010 8:30 a.m. Worship Service – Commissioning Service The preacher for the service was Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster. The sermon text was Acts 28:23-31. A joint choir from University City UMC and Greater Vision UMC provided the music. Bishop Goodpaster commissioned twenty-fi ve persons for ministry and received one person as an associate member. Persons who completed licensing school and are to be appointed for the fi rst time were recognized and given licenses. Appropriately, the service concluded with the singing of the hymn, “Lord, You Give the Great Commission.” 10:00 a.m. Conference Plenary – Business Session CONFERENCE RECONVENES: Pursuant to recess the conference reconvened at 10:07 a.m. SECRETERIAL STAFF: Kim Ingram, conference secretary, nominated Mary Hatley as assistant secretary to replace Owen Peeler, who requested to be excused from the remainder of the session because of a death in his family. Rev. Hatley was elected. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF LAITY: Robert D. Upchurch, conference lay leader and president of the Board of Laity, introduced the annual report of the board and the lay leadership of the conference. Mr. Upchurch expressed his pleasure to serve as conference lay leader. He reminded the conference that the Gathering of the Laity will be hosted by Lake Junaluska, Aug. 13-15, 2010 and that the Junaluska Singers will perform. Mr. Upchurch called on Mitchell Matthews, director of lay speaking, who encouraged lay persons to participate in the Lay Speaker training offered in each district. Mr. Upchurch introduced Dr. Kathleen Lambert. LAITY ADDRESS: The 2010 Laity Address was delivered by Kathleen Lambert, a member of First Church, Hendersonville, who spoke about how we follow Jesus and are accountable to him. Jesus challenges and confronts disciples to step out and turn the world upside down, extend kindness even to those who are unkind, serve those who are undeserving, pursue biblical scholarship, make prayer central, and draw out the best in one another. LAY LEADERS: On behalf of the Board of Laity, Mr. Upchurch expressed gratitude for the service of the following district lay leaders, members-at-large and board of laity ex offi cio members whose terms were expiring: Sarah Beam, Gastonia; Mildred Carter, North Wilkesboro; Peggy Woodruff, Lake Norman; Homer Lovvorn, Lexington; Larry Butler, and Bobby Sharp; members-at-large; Amy L. Johnson, United Methodist Women; and, Richard W. Strachan, United Methodist Men. Mr. Upchurch then announced the names of the district lay leaders, members-at-large, and new presidents for UMM and UMW: Doug Carpenter, Gastonia District; Bobby Sharp, North Wilkesboro District; David Stroupe, Lake Norman District; Kim Wright, Lexington District; Joyce Irby, member-at-large; Dan Krontz, member-at-large; Hank Dozier, President United Methodist Men; and, Mildred Carter, President United Methodist Women. Upon motion by Mr. Upchurch, the district lay leaders and associate lay leaders for 2010-2011 were confi rmed. UNITED METHODIST MEN: Richard W. (Dick) Strachan, conference president of United Methodist Men, gave the annual report of that organization, which included news about the good work UMM does in mission, through giving, and through their relationship with the Boy Scouts. He announced the new UMM president, Mr. Hank Dozier of St. Mark’s UMC in Charlotte. The report was received by the conference with appreciation. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN: Mildred S. Carter, conference president of United Methodist Women, presented the report. She reaffi rmed the purpose of United Methodist Women, noted several special events during the year, including the ninth consecutive year that the WNC Conference UMW was fi rst in the nation in mission giving; and, encouraged attendance for the upcoming 2010 Spiritual Growth Retreat, June 18-20 at Lake Junaluska and the School of Christian Mission, July 15-18 at Greensboro College. YOUTH MINISTRIES: Philip Howard, president of the Conference Council on Youth Ministries, gave the annual report of the council. Mr. Howard shared with the conference about the many youth who have participated in events throughout the year. Youth return to their churches “fi red up about their faith.” One of the events included a new mission component where the youth went into the community and served. The youth expressed their commitment to the Power of 3 goals and said they “will do our part to make disciples for the transformation of the world.” 2010 journal 127

PRIVILEGE MATTER: Bishop Goodpaster introduced Jennifer Davis, the new Director of Connectional Ministries. Ms. Davis is the fi rst lay person to serve in this position. She spoke briefl y to the conference, giving her personal testimony and offering appreciation for this opportunity to serve the annual conference. CONFERENCE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Joseph P. McGuire, president, presented the annual report. He noted four areas of emphasis: evaluating risk management for the annual conference and encouraging annual review of risks for local congregations, responsibility for the Conference Memorial Center in Charlotte, disposing of abandoned and discontinued churches, and maintaining the “property trust clause” for local church property. Mr. McGuire spoke words of appreciation for the board members and gave special thanks to William C. Wyman, Jr., conference treasurer-director of administrative services, for his advisement to the board. The conference approved the report. CONFERENCE BOARD OF PENSION AND HEALTH BENEFITS: Mark B. Edwards, president, presented the annual report. He noted that the pension cost for each full time clergy member in the ensuing year will be $6,903.00 and billed directly to each local church. An additional 1 million dollars will be paid to meet the necessary actuarial target for pension benefi ts. The past service annuity rate for pre-82 pension benefi ts will be $671 per service year. At present, the 2011 health plan contract has not been completed and premium costs are not known. He thanked members of the board for their diligent work and gave special words of appreciation to William C. Wyman, Jr. and Dale Bryant. The conference approved the report. CABINET RESOLUTIONS: N. Fred Jordan, Jr., secretary of the Cabinet, proposed adoption of the following resolutions on church discontinuance and abandonment, and each was adopted. John’s Creek United Methodist Church, Jackson County, Waynesville District 27 Johns Creek Rd., Cullowhee (302296) (Map # JAC15) Whereas, John’s Creek United Methodist Church, Jackson County, Waynesville District, had declined to fewer than 6 active members; and Whereas, John’s Creek United Methodist Church was fi nancially unable to continue its ministry; and Whereas, John’s Creek United Methodist Church was no longer able to fulfi ll its mission and purpose as required by The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church; and Whereas, A majority of the active members of John’s Creek United Methodist Church voted on Nov. 21, 2009, to discontinue effective Dec. 31, 2009, and Whereas, A service celebrating the ministry of John’s Creek United Methodist Church was held on Dec. 27, 2009; and Whereas, The presiding bishop, a majority of the Cabinet of The Western NC Conference, the Waynesville district superintendent, and the Waynesville District Board of Church Location and Building have given their consent to consider John’s Creek United Methodist Church abandoned; therefore, be it Resolved, That John’s Creek United Methodist Church be considered discontinued and abandoned effective Dec. 31, 2009, and that the property be transferred to the Board of Trustees, Western NC Conference, The United Methodist Church, Inc., which is hereby instructed to sell the property in accordance with ¶ 2548 of 2008 The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church and to distribute the proceeds in accordance with the policy of the Western NC Conference. Lovell’s Chapel United Methodist Church, Pilot Mountain, Surry County, Northeast District 108 N Depot St., Pilot Mountain (968203) (Map # SUR33) Whereas, Lovell’s Chapel United Methodist Church, Pilot Mountain, Surry County, Northeast District evolved into a congregation in which the leadership of the congregation no longer wished to be United Methodist; and Whereas, They engaged into actions which were not in keeping with The Book of Discipline; and Whereas, The majority of the congregation shared with their district superintendent that they no longer wanted to be a United Methodist congregation, and they shared the same with the presiding bishop; and Whereas, Said congregation became divided, confl icted, and more concerned about leaving the connection instead of following Jesus, making disciples, and transforming the world; and Whereas, The chairperson of the Pastor-Parish Relations Committee sent to the district superintendent a request that a vote be taken at the Nov. 22, 2009 charge conference about whether the membership would remain United Methodist Christians. After such vote only six members wished to remain United Methodist Christians; and Whereas, The six realized that they did not have the funds or the membership to continue for the purpose for which it was organized; and Whereas, Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, the presiding Bishop of the Western NC Conference; a majority of District Superintendents consented to the assumption of control of said property by the Trustees of the Western NC Conference on March 31, 2010; therefore, be it Resolved, That Lovell’s Chapel United Methodist Church, Pilot Mountain, Surry County, Northeast District, be abandoned and the control of the same be vested in the Board of Trustees, Western NC Conference, The United Methodist Church, Inc., pursuant to ¶ 2548 of The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church, and to distribute the proceeds according to the policies of the annual conference with the district’s portion being used for congregational development of an African American congregation within Surry County. Oak Forest United Methodist Church, Burke County, Marion District 101 Forest St., Morganton (296890) (Map # BUR24) Whereas, The membership of Oak Forest United Methodist Church, Burke County, Marion District, has declined to 29 members, with worship attendance of 6 persons or less; and 128 Western North Carolina Conference Whereas, Due to restricted funds and declining membership, the church is unable to actively fulfi ll the purpose and mission of the local church according to the 2008 Book of Discipline, ¶s 201-204; and Whereas, Since June 2007, in accordance with ¶ 213 in The Book of Discipline, the pastor and members of the church have faithfully followed suggestions made by the Marion District Committee on Congregational Development in hopes of helping renew the church, but with no resulting increase in worship attendance, increased ministry, or fi nancial stability; and Whereas, There are at least 6 other United Methodist Churches within 5 miles of the church; and Whereas, The district superintendent, the presiding bishop, a majority of the district superintendents, and a majority of the Marion District Board of Church Location and Building have consented to the following action; therefore, be it Resolved, That the Oak Forest United Methodist Church, Burke County, Marion District, be discontinued and declared abandoned effective April 15, 2010; that the remaining members be transferred to Bethel United Methodist Church, Morganton; and that the Board of Trustees, Western NC Conference of The United Methodist Church, Inc., in consultation with the Marion District Trustees, be instructed to handle all property matters in accordance with ¶ 2548 of the 2008 Book of Discipline and the policies of the annual conference. Ebenezer United Methodist Church, Randolph County, High Point District 2098 Ebenezer Church Rd., Archdale (289724) (Map # RAN12) Whereas, The local church property of the Ebenezer United Methodist Church, Archdale, North Carolina, Level Cross-Ebenezer Charge, Randolph County, High Point District, located at 2098 Ebenezer Church Road, Archdale, North Carolina, 27263, is no longer used, kept, or maintained as a place of divine worship for the United Methodist Church; and Whereas, Said property no longer serves the purpose for which it was organized about 1806; and Whereas, The undersigned district superintendent has recommend discontinuance of the Ebenezer United Methodist Church, Archdale, North Carolina, Level Cross-Ebenezer Charge, Randolph County, High Point District; and Whereas, The presiding bishop and a majority of the district superintendents and the High Point district Board of Church Location and Building have consented to the following action, and all proper Disciplinary requirements have been met now; therefore, be it Resolved, That Ebenezer United Methodist Church, Archdale, North Carolina, Level Cross-Ebenezer Charge, Randolph County, High Point District be discontinued effective June 12, 2010, that the church property located at 2098 Ebenezer Church Road, Archdale, North Carolina 27263, be declared discontinued effective June 12, 2010, that the membership be transferred to the Level Cross United Methodist Church, that the annual conference trustees assume control of all remaining real and personal, tangible, and intangible property, and that the annual conference trustees care for the details necessary for the conclusion of this matter. 11:30 a.m. Recognition of Retiring Clergy and Spouses: Thirty-fi ve clergy were recognized on the event of their retirement. Thomas J. Herin spoke on behalf of the retirees. David J. Lee spoke on behalf of the 2010 class in full connection. Mark B. Edwards, President of the Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts, Laura A. Elliott, a member of the 2010 class in full connection, and Bishop Goodpaster also participated. Retirees were presented with engraved watches and certifi cates and each spouse was given a rose. RECESS: The conference stood in recess at 12:15 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Worship Service – Celebration of Life The Rev. Dr. Earl Wilson, Jr. of Mt. Tabor UMC in Winston-Salem, was the preacher for this service. The sermon text was based on Psalm 91:14-16 and John 13:1-3 and the sermon was entitled “Standing on the Promises.” The congregation was charmed as Dr. Wilson sang during the sermon. Bagpipes added to the service. The choir consisted of clergy members of the conference. Persons who were to be ordained in the evening provided leadership. During the Naming of the Saints, the lives of twenty-three clergy and diaconal ministers were remembered and celebrated, as well as the spouses of thirty-two clergy who died in the year. 3:15 p.m. Conference Plenary – Business Session CONFERENCE RECONVENES: Pursuant to recess the conference reconvened at 3:15 p.m. Bishop Goodpaster opened the afternoon session with prayer and introduced Bishop Janice Huie, resident Bishop of the Houston Area. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION, INC.: The conference stood in recess in order that the annual meeting of the membership of the United Methodist Foundation of Western North Carolina, Inc. might be held. Sam H. Smith, Jr., chairperson of the board, convened the annual meeting and offered a brief report. Mr. Smith nominated the following for election to the board in the class of 2013 and they were elected: Goldston Harris, James Martin, Charles Smith, James Saine, and Roy Helms (replacing Doris Loomis in the Class of 2012). Mr. Smith introduced, David A. Snipes, president of the foundation, who presented the annual president’s address. Rev. Snipes presented Lauralee D. Bailey, senior vice-president of communications, who summarized the ministries of the foundation and invited delegates to visit the new location of the foundation in Huntersville. Mr. Smith then adjourned the annual meeting, and the conference reconvened. DUKE ENDOWMENT: Robert R. Webb III, director of the Rural Church Division of The Duke Endowment, offered the annual report. This year marks 85 years for the endowment. He noted the ways the endowment has assisted projects in rural churches and communities with over 200 grants totaling 13 million dollars being given last year. The clergy health initiative has completed a pilot program in the Northeast District, and a second class of Latino fellows has begun study at Hispanic House. 2010 journal 129

COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS: Bishop Goodpaster reported that with the adoption of a constitutional amendment allowing lay persons to serve on the committee on investigation that committee can now be reconstituted. The following persons were nominated to serve on the Committee on Investigation and they were elected: clergy: Andrew Brown, David Melton, Matthew Burton and Patricia Lewis; alternates, Michelle Chappell, Brenda Newman, and Ed Briggs; laity: Jessie Caldwell, Richard Boner and Nathan Poovey; alternates, Coley Hooker, Dixie Tyson, and Lucy Boldin.

CONFERENCE COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION: Laurie Guy, chairperson, presented the report of the Council on Finance and Administration. She outlined the working criteria that informed preparation of the 2011 conference budget and fi nancial polices and then moved adoption of the 2011 conference budget and fi nancial policies. There was a period of discussion: • Kathy FitzJefferies - Is COSROW and Religion and race included in budget? Yes. Under Justice and Reconciliation on the Connectional Table. Is it in there as part of the pot? Yes. • David Hamlyn proposed an AMENDMENT that we insert in budget $500,000 to be used for funding for university chaplain and campus ministry which has been deleted from the budget. Steve James - We divided this years ago (campus ministers and chaplains in budget. (Support for universities not in budget) Include $500,000 in budget for work of campus ministries to be used at 5 Conference schools. Rev. Hamlyn reworded the AMENDMENT, “Amend the budget to include $500,000 for the work of campus ministry for 2011 to be utilized by the fi ve United Methodist colleges within the bounds of the conference to be used to employ an elder.” Seconded. Bishop RULED the motion out of order. • Joey Lopez asked when the colleges and universities were informed that they were eliminated from the budget. Steve James explained the Connectional Table budgeting process. Mr. Lopez – How will the annual conference fi nd scholarships to make up for loss of funds to keep our students out of embarrassing debt. Steve James - We are charged with the task of aligning monies with the vision of the conference. In tough economic times others need to step up to the plate to help with the benevolent call of God. • Effi e McClain - Budget appears to be more exclusive. Why? Bishop - We could have CF&A print a complete list but it would take some time doing. • Roy Byers – For what is the $25,000 amount labeled “property contract services?” Bill Wyman - Abandoned & discontinued churches require legal work from support staff that we don’t have now. This $25,000 is to hire short term contract persons to get this work done. • Phil Wingeier-Rayo - Can we do some kind of tier scale down with the scholarships rather than doing it all at once? • Dana McKim - Are the agencies currently funded in the 2010 budget? Steve James - Not all of them. Dana sought to make a MOTION and the Bishop RULED it out of order because he discussed the item before a motion was made. • Cathy Davis - Why is there a 227% increase in peer groups (schedule #3)? How did we get to $81,000? Bill Wyman - There has been an in increase in the work of peer groups. $41,000 is for peer group training mentor while there are more monies required for other items related to peer group development. • William Mandelstamm - Do UM Colleges have discretion on how to use this money? Steve James - Money is not restricted - general fund or scholarship fund. • Bill Berry – AMENDMENT MOTION: Restore money to Children’s Home at the 2010 level. Seconded. Ben Shepherd - What is the current funding? $120,330 Amendment MOTION APPROVED. • Bishop conferred with CF&A for clarifi cation and stated that Rule 15 of the conference states that when changes are made which affect the bottom line of the budget it is automatically referred to CF&A for a ruling. • Todd McCollough – AMENDMENT MOTION to the higher education portion of the budget: “Beginning with the 2011 budget the reduction of scholarships would be on a 25% scale over a four year period.” Seconded. • Frank Grice - Clarifi cation: We do have campus ministers in the amount of $487,000. We pulled put scholarships from that number in order that campus ministers would get their funding. • Joe McGuire - Budget is stretched. Late notifi cation of this reduction makes it hard. Brad Farrington – referencing campus ministries budget - This is all we have to operate on. Don’t take it away. • Brad Farrington – spoke about the need to support campus ministry. Bishop Goodpaster ruled it was a speech against the amendment. • Jonathan Coppedge-Henley – Did the conference not adopt a resolution last year requesting the connectional table base their decision about allocating money on two criteria: alignment of ministries with the mission statement of the conference and the ability of the institutions applying for money to raise their own funds? Bishop: Yes. • Janice Virtue – MOTION to AMEND the Amendment: Apply this four year 25% reduction tier only to those schools which applied for assistance from the conference. Only two schools submitted requests for assistance; Pfeiffer and Greensboro College. Seconded. • Stephen Cheyney - The Connectional Table asked all ministries to submit proposals for support and he explained the proposal. • Tim Drum - How much would be added for the two colleges? $178,000. Question called. AMENDMENT: 25% reduction tier only for two colleges which applied. 895 “yes” and 673 “no” MOTION APPROVED • Karen Miller – referencing miscellaneous funds, made a MOTION to reduce the miscellaneous fi gure from $137,000 to $20,000. Seconded. Jan Brittian - Explanation: The purpose of contingency or “miscellaneous” funds are to avoid using reserves when apportionments aren’t paid in full. MOTION FAILED. • Don Routh - Stop and pray that God would move among us for God to call us to tithe. Bishop led in silent prayer. 130 Western North Carolina Conference • Steve Szilagyi – Where does the money come from that was just passed in the amendment? Bishop Goodpaster: CF&A will have to reconsider a recommendation before the session ends. • Rhonda Hartweg – Why was the CCYM budget cut 50%. Caroline Wood responded that it is has been divided into another line item for a young adult task force. • Unknown delegate – What is leadership development, ministry contract services? Bill Wyman answered that it is to fund a leadership development program in conjunction with the foundation, with the resources of Janice Virtue. There is also some grant money to support leadership development in the conference. • Jim Ferree – Referencing the cabinet salaries and who was included at cabinet level salary. Two members of the extended cabinet do not receive cabinet-level salaries: conference secretary and director of connectional ministries. MOTION: Move the salary levels of Bishop’s assistant, Conference Secretary, Treasurer, Director of Connectional Ministries be in line with cabinet salaries. Seconded. George Milstead against referral – How much of an adjustment for all salaries to come in line? Bill Wyman - around $60,000 • Fred Jordan - MOTION: Since this is a salary matter I move that this matter be referred to the Conference Staff Relations Committee. Seconded. Approved. • Dennis Burleson - How can we do this? Lazelle Free - This is a missed opportunity for the WNCC people to help make this decision. Unknown delegate – spoke against referral. MOTION TO REFER APPROVED. • Ricky Johnson – Referencing the cabinet salaries in the CF&A report, made a MOTION that the cabinet level salary remain at the current level. • FOR: Steve Haines - D.S. Salaries request is to bring it back from the 4% decrease they took a couple of years ago. And to keep our D.S. Salary level up with the rest of the SEJ. Richard Ploch - What is the scriptural reference for the skyrocketing salaries of clergy. The bishop said he’d give it some thought. Vote taken. MOTION APPROVED • Charles Eurey - Call the Question - end the debate. Seconded. Approved. Discussion ended. The budget was then referred to CF&A according to rule 15. CF&A gathered in the music room to consider the changes to the bottom line and charged to bring back a recommendation by 6:15 p.m. • Dana McKim - Can we change rule 15? Bishop: Yes Motion to suspend rule 15 DEFEATED • Ed McKinney - Motion: Extend time to 6:15 p.m. APPROVED

While CF&A conferred… TASK FORCE ON THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT: Sally Langford, chair of the task force moved adoption of the recommendation from the task force. Linda Black spoke against. Don Haynes spoke. Anna and William Mandelstamm spoke in favor. Salem Hockett and Elizabeth Marlowe spoke against. Stephen Ray spoke for. Jim Hastings spoke against. Mitchell Matthews spoke for. The conversation in favor of moving to Greensboro was primarily because of the need for more space and parking, recounting positive experiences had there for other conferences, it is hot in Stuart Auditorium, and lack of adequate facilities. The conversation in opposition to moving to Greensboro was primarily around the hallowed ground at Lake Junaluska, a family atmosphere, the ability to spend time with friends, appreciation for God’s creation, supporting the community, and concern about crime and traffi c in Greensboro. The motion was defeated 526 “yes” and 1170 “no.” Bishop Goodpaster led in prayer. Bishop took a straw poll on how many people would be willing to sit outside the auditorium, in a tent, next year. Many people raised their hands. OTHER BUSINESS: • Mike Macdonald - Would not some of the other petitions have bottom line implications? Bishop: I will rule on those now. Petitions 23 (Benefi ts Apportioned) and 24 (Clergy Benefi ts as Apportionments) concern apportionments and benefi ts and the bishop REFERRED them to CF&A and the Conference Board of Pensions. Petition 25 (Cease Funding GBCS) was ruled out of order by the bishop because there is no such thing as a 2010 General Conference and because the last sentence is not applicable. Jim Trollinger, coordinator of the calendar presented Petitions 22 and 26. Bishop Huie presiding: Petition 22 (Rural Life Sunday) was APPROVED Bishop Goodpaster presiding: Petition 26 (The War in Afghanistan) Jim Womack made a motion to table this petition. MOTION TO TABLE APPROVED Time was extended for 15 more minutes. CF&A recommendation: Do not increase the bottom line. In order to allocate $120,330 to Children’s Home, $178,190 between Pfeiffer and Greensboro Universities, reduce the D.S. Salary request back to 2009 level ($73,183) for a total of $225,340, which would mean that the Connectional Table will have to decide how to allocate $298,520 to the two categories; Pfeiffer and Greensboro Universities, and The Children’s Home. • Don Routh made a MOTION to increase the bottom line of the budget by $225,340, against the recommendation of CF&A. Seconded. 2010 journal 131

• Holly Adams – could the Board of Congregational Development line item be reduced? No. • Nathan Finsel spoke against the motion. Bret Cogan – Spoke for the motion. Called on all to tithe. Nancy Fulbright spoke against the motion - Sometimes the money is not there. • Lisa Hannah - Question: If we do not increase, will CF&A fund the budget? This would go to the Connectional Table to hold the bottom line. • Motion to increase the bottom line by $225,340 was defeated. • Nancy McDow - Does the committee have carte blanche for each line item in the budget? Bishop: Yes! We have to learn how to live within the budget. Motion to approve the recommendation from CF&A to hold the bottom line as recommended and refer these matters to the connectional table and conference staff relations. MOTION APPROVED. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Jim Trollinger moved that any unﬁ nished business of the conference be referred to the Connectional Table.

RECESS: The conference stood in recess at 6:23 p.m.

7:30 p.m. Worship Service – Ordination Service Bishop Janice R. Huie, bishop of the North Texas Conference preached a sermon from II Corinthians 4:1-12 titled “On Not Losing Heart.” Robert Upchurch, conference lay leader, and members of the Board of Ordained Ministry assisted in the service. Following examination, two deacons and seventeen elders were ordained.

SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 2010

8:45 a.m. Sunday School One class was offered for Sunday school. A class for older adults was led by Rev. Robert V. Dodd, of Matthews, in the Memorial Chapel.

10:00 a.m. Conference Sunday Service of Worship Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster preached the sermon for the service and challenged churches to “Go Missional!” The scripture texts were taken from Acts chapter 4 and shaped the vision for what a missional church looks like. The campus ministries in Western North Carolina Conference planned and led the service. Creative videos were offered by Wesley Foundation at Appalachian State and the United Christian Fellowship at UNC Charlotte. The Chamber Choir at NC A&T provided beautiful music.

FIXING OF THE APPOINTMENTS: Following the distribution of the appointment lists, Bishop Goodpaster invited each of the District Superintendents to the stage to conﬁ rm the appointments in their district: Amy L. Coles, (Albemarle District); John S. Boggs (Asheville District); George E. Thompson (Charlotte District); W. Lyn Sorrells, (Gastonia District); Frank H. Ison (Greensboro District); Carl M. Worthy, Jr. (High Point District); Lillie M. Jones (Lake Norman District); Sylvia D. Wilhelm (Lexington District); Phillip B. Cole (Marion District); Samuel H. Moore, Jr. (Northeast District); N. Fred Jordan, Jr. (North Wilkesboro District); Sally O. Langford (Salisbury District); Mary John Dye (Statesville District); J. Alexander Ward, Jr. (Waynesville District); and William T. Medlin III (Winston-Salem District).

CHARGE AND COVENANT PRAYER: Bishop Goodpaster charged the licensed, commissioned, consecrated, and ordained clergy to go where they are sent and called to serve. He charged the laity to uphold the church with prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness and to receive and support the clergy appointed to their churches. All persons present shared in the covenant and covenant prayer.

ADJOURNMENT: The Western North Carolina Annual Conference of the Southeastern Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church adjourned sine die at 12 p.m.

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D. CERTIFICATE OF COMMISSIONING AND ORDINATION

This is to certify that at a service of commissioning held on Saturday morning, June 12, 2010, in George R. Stuart Auditorium, Lake Junaluska, North Carolina, I, Larry M. Goodpaster, a bishop in The United Methodist Church did COMMISSION for ministry in The United Methodist Church under the 2008 Book of Discipline as provisional members of the Western North Carolina Annual Conference: Joel Keith Auman, Eileen Mary Bossert Ayuso, Lenore Leigh Jones Bartoli, James Herschel Belk, Dale Wayne Bost, Mary Catherine Wood Brown, Paul David Brown, Rebecca Caroline Bowers Brown, Richard William Buffkin, Duane Phillip Corle, Timothy Carroll Drum II, Jennifer Irene Finley, Arnold Parks Gosnell, Lynda Gayle Crisco Hepler, Nicole Helene Jones, Charles Arthur Lindquist, Jr., Richard Allen Magnuson, Andrew Byron McIntyre, Lauren Ann Clawson Miller, Anthony Lance Moreau, Peter Andreas Overcash, Ronnie Eugene Roseboro, Angela Paulette Whitaker Toth, Cynthia Shepard Wechter, Avery Elizabeth White. This is further to certify that at a service of ordination held on Saturday evening, June 12, 2010, in George R. Stuart Auditorium, Lake Junaluska, North Carolina, I did ORDAIN to the Order of DEACON in The United Methodist Church: Laura Kathryn Alexander Elliott, Robert Rives Webb III. ORDAIN to the Order of ELDER in The United Methodist Church: Michael Allen Binger, Lori Anne Bowen, Beverly Tracy Carroll, Jason Michael Constantine, Paul Alexander Craig, Jr., H. Renee Koontz Easter, Judy Diane Hilton Eurey, Angela Dawn Barr Hollar, Karen Sue Richards Hudson, David Jong-Hyun Lee, Sharon Elizabeth Thompson Lee, Barbara Gayle Gibson Montgomery, William Leon Morrow, David Edmundson Peeler, David Gordon Raiford, Sr., Jill Michele Brooks Rhinehart, Robert Christian Silber.

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CALLED SPECIAL SESSION SATURDAY - AUGUST 21, 2010 STUART AUDITORIUM, LAKE JUNALUSKA

CONFERENCE CONVENES: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster called a special session of The Western North Carolina Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church to order at 10 a.m. in Stuart Auditorium at Lake Junaluska. Following the singing of several hymns under the direction of Mark L. Barden, Bishop Goodpaster asked the delegates to pray in groups of two or three. The Bishop closed with words of prayer and all offered the Lord’s Prayer. Using verses from II Corinthians 8, the Bishop spoke words of reﬂ ection and exhortation. After singing hymn 399 (UMH) “Take My Life and Let It Be,” Bishop Goodpaster concluded this time of worship with prayer.

ORGANIZING FOR SPECIAL SESSION: Kimberly T. Ingram, conference secretary, made necessary announcements. She requested that each delegate complete a registration card, which would provide the required roll call of attendance for this session of the conference. Voting Bar: Rev. Ingram moved that all of Stuart Auditorium and the delegates seated would constitute the legal limit of the annual conference, and it was adopted. Secretarial Nomination: Rev. Ingram moved that A. Owen Peeler be elected as Assistant Secretary for this special session of conference, and he was elected.

OPENING STATEMENT AND PURPOSE OF THE DAY: Bishop Goodpaster gave an opening statement giving thanks for the attendance of the delegates. He spoke words of regret and apology for the decisions made during the June session of the annual conference that necessitated this called session of the annual conference. He noted the misunderstandings that occurred in preparing the 2011 Budget and Financial Policies. Since the session of annual conference in June, Bishop Goodpaster has met with representatives of the several colleges and universities that receive ﬁ nancial support from the annual conference. He concluded his remarks by indicating that the one purpose for the session today was to adopt the 2011 Conference Budget and Financial Policies.

REPORT OF COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION: Laurie Guy, president of the Council on Finance and Administration, presented the revised 2011 Budget and Financial Policies. She outlined the primary changes which reﬂ ected the debate and decisions made at the June session of the annual conference: maintain salaries of the District Superintendents at 2010 levels; reinstate funding for Higher Education and Health Institutions at current levels; reduce the amount budgeted for Congregational Development from $1,000,000 to $225,650; creation of a New Faith Communities Fund that would be allowed to solicit funds to help offset the budget reduction. The total 2011 Budget would remain at $14,409,256. Ms. Guy also noted the wording under items #7 and #11 of the proposed 2011 Conference Funds and Financial Policies. She then moved adoption of the 2011 Budget and Conference Funds and Financial Policies. Bishop Goodpaster explained that deliberations would be in two parts: ﬁ rst the proposed 2011 Conference Funds and Financial Policies would be considered; and, second the proposed 2011 Budget. 134 Western North Carolina Conference

Kenneth M. Partin, president of the Board of Congregational Development, moved to amend the Conference Funds and Financial Policies by adding an item #21 as follows: Congregational Development is currently beginning ten new churches and conducting a signifi cant fund-raising effort in the New Faith Communities Fund. During 2011, up to fi fteen percent of the unrestricted reserve, being approximately $548,000, be made available to cover short-term cash fl ow requirements; reserve funds to be replaced by funds from Congregational Development and the New Faith Communities Fund. The Board of Congregational Development and the Council on Finance and Administration will work closely during the year to monitor and manage income from fund raising and cash fl ow to minimize the temporary use of conference reserves. Ms. Guy responded and the additional item # 21 was adopted and added to the fi nancial policies. Evelyn Kent asked a question about policy items #4 and #5, if this changed direct payments for clergy pension and health insurance. The Bishop and Ms. Guy responded that they were referred to CF&A and CBPHB and would report back to the 2011 annual conference session. Jeffery A. Sweeney raised a point of order regarding a misprint and the Bishop responded that the correction would be made. Vickie Sigmon, chairperson of the Justice and Reconciliation Team, asked a question in regard to policy item #7, would conference salaries be made more transparent. William C. Wyman, Jr., Conference Treasurer/Director of Administrative Services, responded. Kathy FitzJefferies moved to add an item #22 to the Financial Policies as follows: Western North Carolina Conference will include in each annual budget a detailed line item of money appropriated for each “shall” ministry to ensure that those ministries have adequate fi nancial support to do their required work as outlined in The Book of Discipline; and spoke in favor of the motion. Bill Wyman asked if there is a defi nitive list of the “shall” ministries. The Bishop and Rev. Ingram responded. Duane Corle asked if this policy is adopted would it apply to the 2011 Budget and would it increase the budget. Ms. Guy responded that it would be refl ected in the 2012 budget. James C. Windham, Jr. spoke against the wording of “ensure” and moved to amend the proposal to end after the word “ministries.” Robert Shepherd asked a question about the grammar and the motion was corrected. David Miner spoke against the amendment noting the need for the proposal to include “as defi ned by The Book of Discipline.” William Mandelstamm asked a question. The proposed item #22 was adopted as amended: The Western North Carolina Conference will include in each annual budget a detailed line item of money appropriated for each “shall” ministry as defi ned by The Book of Discipline. Steven Noblitt asked a question about current funding for new starts and Ms. Guy responded that it was cared for in item #21. George C. Weekley asked a question about item #11 and the ability of campus ministries to solicit funds from local churches. Rev. Wyman responded that relationship statements signed by campus ministries allows for that. Jonathan D. Coppedge-Henley made a point of clarifi cation about the location of campus ministries funds within the budget and the Bishop responded. Kathy FitzJefferies asked a question about item #7 related to conference staff salaries and benefi ts and the Bishop responded that the Conference Staff Relations Committee has already begun meeting to discuss the issues. The conference adopted the 2011 Financial Polices, as amended, items 1-22.

Bill Wyman offered edited numbers for the 2011 Budget and Ms. Guy moved adoption of the 2011 Budget. Bill Cannon asked a question about the process for prioritizing and Ms. Guy and Rev. Wyman responded. Mr. Cannon requested more detailed information for the 2012 Budget and the Bishop responded. Mark C. Hicks, chairperson of Disciple Bible Outreach Ministries of North Carolina, Inc., moved that an additional $30,000 be added to the 2011 Budget under the line item for justice and reconciliation, changing the total to $14,439,256, and spoke in favor of the motion. Wesley Bailey spoke against the motion. Joey Lopez raised a point of information and Mr. Hicks responded. Ron Wetherford spoke in favor of the motion. Vickie Sigmon asked for clariﬁ cation. Thomas A. Langford III asked a question and the Bishop responded. Fred Sibley spoke against the motion. Mark R. Sills asked a question and the Bishop responded. David Miner spoke against the motion. The motion to raise the budget an additional $30,000 was defeated. Kenneth H. Carter, Jr. moved a suspension of the rules and called the previous question, and the motion received the required 2/3 vote and the motion was adopted. Ms. Guy offered words of thanks to the members of the Council on Finance and Administration for their diligent work. Bill Wyman made closing remarks indicating that the changes he noted earlier had already been applied and the ﬁ gures reported were correct. The 2011 Budget totaling $14,409,256 was approved.

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Bishop Goodpaster noted two special conference offerings for Disciple Bible Outreach on Sunday, Aug. 22 and for Hurricane Katrina Fifth Anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 29. He encouraged the clergy to complete the follow-up Clergy Health Initiative Survey. The Executive Session of the Clergy for the 2011 session of the annual conference will convene at 10 a.m. on June 8, 2011.

ADJOURNMENT: Following the singing of hymn 571 (UMH) “Go, Make of All Disciples,” the called special session of the Western North Carolina Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church adjourned at 12:15 p.m. 2010 journal 135

The theme for the 2010 Western NC Annual Conference was Baptism. Clockwise from top left, the Rev. Toni Ruth Smith blesses the water. Bishop Larry Goodpaster prepares the cup. The silky blue altar cloths represented water and were used in the services of worship, as the members of the annual conference continued and concluded their holy conferencing.

Bishop Janice Riggle Huie and the Rev. Dr. Peter Graves preached, along with Bishop Goodpaster and the Rev. Dr. Earl Wilson (not shown). 136 Western North Carolina Conference V. THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The Minutes of the Western North Carolina Annual Conference, held in George R. Stuart Auditorium, Lake Junaluska, North Carolina, from June 11, 2010, through June 13, 2010, Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, Presiding. Date When Organized: 1890 (1968). Number of This Session: 121th, the 43nd since the founding of The United Methodist Church. PART I. ORGANIZATION AND GENERAL BUSINESS

1. Who are elected for the quadrennium (¶¶603.7, 618): Secretary? Rev. Kimberly T. Ingram Mailing Address: PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 Telephone: (704)535-2260 (800-562-7929) Statistician? Rev. Kimberly T. Ingram Mailing Address: PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 Telephone: (704)535-2260 (800-562-7929) Treasurer? Rev. William C. Wyman, Jr. Mailing Address: PO Box 18005, Charlotte, NC 28218 Telephone: (704)535-2260 (800-562-7929) 2. Is the Annual Conference incorporated (¶603.1)? NO 3. Bonding and auditing: What ofﬁ cers handling funds of the conference have been bonded, and in what amounts (¶¶618, 2511)? Employee dishonesty coverage for any natural person, whether or not compensated, who is an annual conference treasurer or trustee or a member of their staffs who reports and is accountable to a conference treasurer or trustee and who receives or disburses or handles funds which are the responsibility of such conference treasurer or trustee, is provided within the limits of a commercial blanket bond of $1,000,000 through Kemper Insurance Company. The conference Council on Finance and Administration has a blanket bond in the amount of $25,000 each for all other treasurers handling conference and district funds. Have the books of said ofﬁ cers or persons been audited (¶¶617, 2511)? YES (See report, Section XII of Journal.) 4. What agencies have been appointed or elected? a) Answer Yes or No for each of the councils, boards, commissions, or committees listed: (1) Board of Ordained Ministry (¶635)? YES (2) Board of Pensions (¶639)? YES (3) Board of Trustees of the Annual Conference (¶2512)? YES (4) Committee on Episcopacy (¶637)? YES (5) Committees on Investigation (¶2703.2, .3)? YES (6) Administrative Review Committee (¶636)? YES b) Indicate the name of the agency (or agencies) in your annual conference which is (are) responsible for the functions related to each of the following general church agencies (¶610.1): (1) General Council on Finance and Administration? Council on Finance and Administration (2) General Board of Church and Society? Committee on Church and Society; Justice and Reconciliation Team (3) General Board of Discipleship? Congregational Excellence Team and Leadership Development Team (4) General Board of Global Ministries? Congregational Excellence Team; Consortium on Health and Human Service Institutions (5) Higher Education and Campus Ministry? Board of Ordained Ministry; Council on Higher Education; Council on Campus Ministry (6) General Commission on Archives and History? Commission on Archives and History (7) General Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns? Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns (8) General Commission on Religion and Race? Commission on Religion and Race (9) General Commission on the Status and Role of Women? Commission on the Status and Role of Women (10) United Methodist Communications? Commission on Communications c) Indicate the conference agencies which have responsibilities for the following functions: (1) Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries (¶655)? Justice and Reconciliation Team (2) Disability Concerns (¶653)? Justice and Reconciliation Team; Joint Committee on Incapacity (3) Equitable Compensation (¶625)? Commission on Equitable Compensation (4) Laity (¶631)? Board of Laity (5) Native American Ministry (¶654)? Committee on Native American Ministries (6) Small Membership Church (¶645)? Congregational Excellence Team 2010 journal 137

d) Answer Yes or No for each of the following conference or district organizations: (1) Conference United Methodist Women (¶647)? YES (2) Conference United Methodist Men (¶648)? YES (3) Conference Council on Youth Ministry (¶649)? YES (4) Conference Council on Young Adult Ministry (¶650)? YES (5) District Boards of Church Location & Building (¶2518)? YES (6) Committees on District Superintendency (¶668)? YES (7) District Committees on Ordained Ministry (¶665)? YES e) What other councils, boards, commissions, or committees have been appointed or elected in the annual conference? Board of Congregational Development; Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting; Committee on Appeals; Committee on Conference Staff Relations; Committee on Nominations; Episcopal Residence Committee; Committee on African American Ministries: Committee on Asian American Ministries; Committee on Hispanic Ministries; Administrative Council 5. Have the secretaries, treasurers, and statisticians kept their respective records according to the prescribed forms (¶606.8)? YES 6. What is the report of the statistician? (See report, Section XIII of Journal.) 7. What is the report of the treasurer? (See report, Sections VIII and XII of Journal.) 8. What are the reports of the district superintendents as to the status of the work within their districts? (See report, Sections II.E., VI. A., X.D. and XIII of Journal.) 9. What is the schedule of minimum base compensation for pastors for the ensuing year (¶¶342, 625.3)? Persons in existing appointments Elders and Deacons in Full Connection 40,101 Provisional/Asssociate Members 35,935 Local Pastors who have completed the Course of Study/M.Div 33,691 Local Pastors before completion of Course of Study 32,086 Students Appointed as Local Pastors 25,271 Persons in new appointments Elders and Deacons in Full Connection 38,095 Provisional/Asssociate Members 34,138 Local Pastors who have completed the Course of Study/M.Div 32,006 Local Pastors before completion of Course of Study 30,481 Students Appointed as Local Pastors 25,271 10. What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the conference to be raised for the support of the district superintendents for the ensuing year (¶614.1a)? $1,794,117 11. a) What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the conference to be raised for the support of the pension and benefi t programs of the conference for the ensuing year (¶¶614.1d, 1507)? The conference bills each pastoral charge for the actual cost of its pastor’s pension. It is expected that Pension Benefi t Cost for 2011 = $9,030,277 and Health Benefi t Costs for 2011 = $10,293,000 for a total of $19, 323, 277 for these costs for 2011. b) What are the apportionments to this conference for the ensuing year: (1) For the World Service Fund? $3,219,861 (2) For the Ministerial Education Fund? $1,087,747 (3) For the Black College Fund? $433,884 (4) For the Africa University Fund? $97,107 (5) For the Episcopal Fund? $903,687 (6) For the General Administration Fund? $351,353 (7) For the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund? $84,762 12. If the annual conference apportions to the local church a fund that combines two or more general apportioned funds with one another, or that combines one or more general apportioned funds with funds other than a general apportioned fund, list below for each combined fund: a) the name and amount of each general fund included in the apportionment; b) the percentage of the combined fund total that corresponds to each general fund apportionment (¶¶614.3d, 615.4). The conference does not combine such funds. 13. Conference and district lay leaders (¶¶603.9, 659): a) Conference lay leader: Name: Robert D. Upchurch Mailing Address: 322 Gregg St., Archdale, NC 27263 b) Associate conference lay leaders: None. c) District and associate district lay leaders: ALBEMARLE DISTRICT Lay Leader: Tommy Stilwell, 2617 Mt. Harmony Rd., Matthews, NC 28105 Associates: Joan Sells, Dixie Tyson, Frances Williamson 138 Western North Carolina Conference

ASHEVILLE DISTRICT Lay Leader: Karen Ballard, 14 Cardinal Ln., Candler, NC 28715 Associates: Eva Farren, Linda Smith CHARLOTTE DISTRICT Lay Leader: Irma Ellwanger, 6925 Weirton Place, Charlotte NC 28226 Associates: Dwayne Campbell, Shelly Cantrell, Bobbie Denny, John Harmerling, Tom Harris, Elizabeth Holbrooks, Tommy Pharr, Yvonne Stinson, Regina Taylor GASTONIA DISTRICT Lay Leader: Doug Carpenter, 3701 Sugar Spring Rd.,, Gastonia, NC 28054 Associates: Pat Bess, Jerry Boyce, Jesse Caldwell III, Evelyn Elliott, George Eubanks, Martha Houser, Janet Maddox, Larry Maddox, Bobby McDaniel, Skip McPhail, Sandy Peeler, Keith Wilson, Tony Worley GREENSBORO DISTRICT Lay Leader: Edd Bigham, 4914 Cade Rd., Climax, NC 27233 Associates: Curtis Gaulden, Karen Gilliam, John Hanner, Terry S. Howard, Alex Williamson HIGH POINT DISTRICT Lay Leader: Peggy Woodruff, 2010 Southmont Dr., Asheboro, NC 27205 Associates: Clyde Foust, Mickey Fox, David Jarrell, Wayne Jarrett, Bill Johnson, John Matthews, Lucille Parsons, Emma Routh LAKE NORMAN DISTRICT Lay Leader: David Stroupe, 6210 McIlwaine Rd.,, Huntersville, NC 28078-7114 Associates: Mike Bostic, Al Jones, Ryan Hermance Marie Moore, Dan Meyer, Bertie Lineberger, Dianne Beam LEXINGTON DISTRICT Lay Leader: Kim Wright, PO Box 743, Southmont, NC 27351 Associates: Jane Baity, Jerry Banks, Sandy Blackburn, Bill Campbell, Karen Coppley, Eric Hilton, Tonya Lanier, Shane Smith MARION DISTRICT Lay Leader: Mary Alice Bradley, 223 Mashburn Bridge Rd.,, Old Fort, NC 28762 Associates: Rachel Burnette, Greg Conley, Willie Hall, John Henry, Martha Phillips, Murray Rhodes, Kay Webb NORTHEAST DISTRICT Lay Leader: Etta Marcellus, 311 N. Washington Avenue, Reidsville, NC 27320 Associates: Margie Knight, Judy Jessup, Carson Oakley, Louise Flynt, Willis Overby, John Hunt, Vicki Walker, Brady Jones, Kay Hobson, Martha Sharpe, James Morehead, Ronnie Hundley NORTH WILKESBORO DISTRICT Lay Leader: Bobby Sharp, 295 Horseshoe Dr., Boone, NC 28607 Associates: Jane Devane, Linda Jennings, Dan Krontz, Betty McCormick, Jim Swoffford, Doretha Wagoner SALISBURY DISTRICT Lay Leader: Kris Peurifoy, 710 Burrage Rd.,, Concord, NC 28025 Associates: Evelyn Eller, Elaine Hedrick, Diana Myers, Exie Preddy, Vicky Weant STATESVILLE DISTRICT Lay Leader: Bill Dobbins, 1133 Fulton Dr., Statesville, NC 28677 Associates: Polly Pearson, Mary Umbarger, Dale Trivette, Bill Sharpe, Judy Foster, Rob Lee V WAYNESVILLE DISTRICT Lay Leader: William E. Cannon, Jr., 371 Ginseng Hollow Ln., Waynesville, NC 28786 Associates: John Gaston, Fred Meeker, Callie Moore WINSTON-SALEM DISTRICT Lay Leader: Dean Norman, 1120 Wellesley Place Dr., Lewisville, NC 27023 Associates: Larry Butler, Joyce Irby, Elizabeth Topalu, Martha Gwyn, Bob Langlais, Mary Jo Brewer, Tom Bridges. Donna Ireland, Robbie Irvin, Mallory Oldham, Ashley White, Rick Cain, Sandy Letchworth, Steve Siler, Bob Barefoot, Franklin Johnson 14. What local churches have been (Indicate district): a) Organized or Chartered? (1) New Church Start (¶259.2,.3) ASHEVILLE DISTRICT Asheville: Asheville Mission (formerly) now called Asheville: Haywood Street Congregation (see 14e) (289143) moved from mission status to new church start status CHARLOTTE DISTRICT Charlotte: Sanctuary (289132) (continued) 2010 journal 139

GREENSBORO DISTRICT FaithWalk (295634) (continued) LAKE NORMAN DISTRICT Greater Vision (288946) (continued) NORTHEAST DISTRICT Greensboro: Immanuel (289052)(continued), of the Stoneville: Vida Nueva-Immanuel charge SALISBURY DISTRICT Metro Charlotte (no GCFA # yet) (ﬁ rst clergy appointment to organize beginning 7/1/10) North Metro Charlotte (no GCFA # yet) (ﬁ rst clergy appointment to organize beginning 7/1/10) (2) Mission Congregation (¶260.1a) CHARLOTTE DISTRICT: Charlotte: First Hmong Mission (292106) (continued) Charlotte: Morningstar Mission (291900) (continued) Charlotte: South Tryon Community Mission (291716) (continued) Charlotte: Ghana Community Mission (288957) (continued) HIGH POINT DISTRICT Asheboro: Adonai Mission (301931) (continued) High Point: Ward Street Mission (295383) (continued) (3) Chartered Local Church (¶259.5) (List only churches chartered this year.) None b) Merged (¶¶2545, 2546)? (1) United Methodist with United Methodist Name of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church STATESVILLE DISTRICT Hickory: Fairgrove (299643) Christ (299778) Christ (eff. 11/22/09) (2) Other mergers Name of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church c) Discontinued or abandoned (¶¶229, 341.2, 2548)? (State which for each church listed. Indicate district) (1) New Church Start (¶259.2,.3) LAKE NORMAN DISTRICT: Redeemer’s Light (300286) 2/1/2010 (2) Mission Congregation (¶259.1a) ASHEVILLE DISTRICT: Asheville: Mission (289143)(name changed to Haywood Street Congregation) and went from being a mission to a new church start (see # 14a) CHARLOTTE DISTRICT: Charlotte: Agua De Vida Mission (288981) 1/1/10 (assimilated into Memorial) Charlotte: Cambodian Mission (295667) 1/1/10 (assimilated into St. John’s) ALBEMARLE DISTRICT: Monroe: Centro Christiano Mission (289096) 2/1/10 (assimilated into Matthews [CH]) (3) Chartered Local Church (¶259.5) HIGH POINT DISTRICT: Ebenezer (289724) (discontinued and declared abandoned June 12, 2010) MARION DISTRICT: Morganton: Oak Forest (296890) (discontinued and declared abandoned, April 15, 2010) NORTHEAST DISTRICT: Pilot Mountain: Lovell’s Chapel (968203)(discontinued and declared abandoned, March 31, 2009) WAYNESVILLE DISTRICT: John’s Creek (302296) (discontinued and declared abandoned, December 31, 2009) d) Relocated and to what address? None e) Changed name of church? (Example: “First” to “Trinity”) Former Name New Name Address ASHEVILLE DISTRICT Asheville: Asheville Mission Asheville: Haywood Street Congregation PO Box 2982 Asheville, NC 28802-2983 GREENSBORO DISTRICT Hinshaw Memorial Hinshaw 4501 High Point Rd., Greensboro, NC 27407 STATESVILLE DISTRICT Wesley’s Chapel (300218) Wesley Chapel 2613 Wesley Chapel Rd., Newton, NC 28658 NOTE: The church didn’t change its name but apparently we have reported it incorrectly for years! f) Transferred this year into this conference from other United Methodist conference(s) and with what membership (¶¶41, 260)? None Name Membership Conference from which transferred g) What other changes have taken place in the list of churches? ASHEVILLE DISTRICT: Fairview: Sharon now appears as Fairview Sharon (290825) See others in question 16 below. 140 Western North Carolina Conference

15. Are there Ecumenical Shared Ministries in the conference? (¶208) a) Federated church Name of church District Other Denomination(s) b) Union Church Name of church District Other Denomination(s) Danbury Community Church Northeast Presbyterian Fellowship Church Northeast Presbyterian Pleasant Grove Asheville Baptist, Presbyterian c) Merged Church Name of church District Other Denomination(s) d) Yoked Parish Name of church District Other Denomination(s) 16. What changes have been made in district and charge lines? As noted below, • Locust (298898) from the Albemarle District is on a charge with Mill Grove (298752) in the Salisbury District under the supervision of the Salisbury district superintendent. • Bell (290541) from the Asheville District is on a charge with Canton: First (302365) in the Waynesville District under the supervision of the Waynesville district superintendent. • Greensboro: Holmes Grove (967128) from the Greensboro District is on a charge with Thomasville: Central (968236) in the Lexington District under the supervision of the Lexington district superintendent.

District GCFA Charge Churches Effective date ALBEMARLE 298103 Albemarle: Central-First Street Albemarle: Central 7/1/2010 298125 Albemarle: First Street Churches formerly station are now on a charge so the associate at Central can serve as pastor at First Street. 289347 Heath Memorial Heath Memorial 7/1/2010 Heath Memorial was formerly on a charge with Mineral Springs. 292367 Mineral Springs-Pleasant Grove Mineral Springs 7/1/2010 291580 Pleasant Grove Mineral Springs was formerly on a charge with Heath Memorial and Pleasant Grove was on a charge with Union. 291591 Union Union 7/1/2010 Union was formerly on a charge with Pleasant Grove. 289360 Union County Parish Antioch 7/1/2010 298205 Bethel 292015 Victory 291614 Wesley Chapel Antioch-Bethel were formerly a charge, Wesley Chapel (Union) was formerly station; Victory was formerly in the Charlotte District. 298205 Badin Badin 7/1/2010 Formerly, Badin was on a charge with Richfi eld. 298923 Richfi eld Richfi eld 7/1/2010 Formerly, Richfi eld was on a charge with Badin.

ASHEVILLE 290665 Brown’s View-Laurel Hill Brown’s View 7/1/2010 290940 Laurel Hill Brown’s View was on a charge with Elkwood; Laurel Hill was on the Hominy Charge.

290791 Davis Chapel-Piney Mountain Davis Chapel 7/1/2010

291088 Piney Mountain Davis Chapel and Piney Mountain were on the Hominy Charge; drop Laurel Hill and change name.

290803 Elkwood-Fairview Sharon Elkwood 7/1/2010

290825 Fairview Sharon Elkwood was on a charge with Brown’s View; Fairview Sharon was station.

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GASTONIA 293464 Clover Hill-Mt. Moriah-New Home Clover Hill 7/1/2010 293247 Mt. Moriah 293338 New Home Clover Hill and New Home were formerly on a charge; Mt. Moriah was on a charge with Rehobeth. 293646 Covenant-Trinity Covenant 7/1/2010 293624 Trinity Covenant and Trinity were formerly station churches. 293737 Double Shoals-Rehobeth-St. Paul’s Double Shoals 7/1/2010 294047 Rehobeth 294127 St. Paul’s Double Shoals and St. Paul’s were formerly station; Rehobeth was on a charge with Mt. Moriah. 293442 El Bethel-Grace El Bethel 7/1/2010 293704 Kings Mountain: Grace El Bethel and Kings Mountain: Grace were formerly station churches.

GREENSBORO 295155 Brown Summit-Friendship Brown’s Summit 295020 Friendship Brown Summit and Friendship were formerly station.

HIGH POINT 967072 Asheboro Circuit Mitchell 10/1/2009 966820 Cox Chapel 968065 Asheboro: St. Mark’s Formerly Mitchell-Cox Chapel were on a charge and Asheboro: St. Mark’s was station, now all 3 churches are on charge.

301884 Oakview-Spring Hill High Point: Oakview 7/1/2010 295326 Spring Hill Oakview and Spring Hill were formerly station churches. 295680 Jamestown: Oakdale-Vickrey Jamestown: Oakdale 7/1/2010 295111 Vickrey Formerly, Jamestown: Oakdale and Vickrey were each station churches. 301714 Level Cross Level Cross 6/12/2010 Formerly the Level Cross-Ebenezer charge. Level Cross is now station because Ebenezer closed.

LEXINGTON 968236 Thomasville: Central-Greensboro: Holmes Grove Thomasville: Central 7/1/2010 967128 Greensboro: Holmes Grove Thomasville: Central and Greensboro: Holmes Grove were formerly station churches; Holmes Grove was in the Greensboro District.

MARION 296558 Morganton: Bethel Morganton: Bethel 4/15/2010 Morganton: Bethel was formerly on a charge with Oak Forest that closed. Now it is station.

NORTH WILKESBORO 297963 Asbury-Hanes Grove Asbury 11/1/2009 297928 Hanes Grove 297941 Longtown Longtown formerly Asbury-Longtown and Hanes Grove

SALISBURY 298433 Mt. Carmel-Royal Oaks Mt. Carmel 1/1/2010 298650 Kannapolis: Royal Oaks 2 station churches became a charge. 298898 Locust-Mill Grove Locust 7/1/2010 298752 Mill Grove Locust was formerly a station church in the Albemarle District; Mill Grove was station in the Salisbury District. 298956 Mount Tabor-Woodleaf Mount Tabor 7/1/2010 299244 Woodleaf Formerly, Mount Tabor and Woodleaf were both station churches. 142 Western North Carolina Conference

STATESVILLE 300231 Moss Chapel Moss Chapel 7/1/2010 Formerly, Moss Chapel was on a charge with Snow Creek and Midway. 300253 Snow Creek-Midway Snow Creek 7/1/2010 300390 Midway Formerly, Snow Creek and Midway also had Moss Chapel on the charge.

WAYNESVILLE 302398 Love’s Chapel-Webster Love’s Chapel 7/1/2010 302924 Webster Love’s Chapel was formerly on a charge with Wesleyanna; Webster was formerly on the Webster Circuit. 301975 Speedwell-Wesleyanna Speedwell 7/1/2010 302252 Wesleyanna Speedwell was formerly on the Webster Circuit; Wesleyanna was formerly on a charge with Love’s Chapel. 302365 Canton: First-Bell Canton: First 7/1/2010 290541 Bell Both churches were formerly station; Bell was in the Asheville District. PART II PERTAINING TO ORDAINED MINISTERS AND LOCAL PASTORS (Note: A (v) notation following a question in this Section signifi es that the action or election requires a majority vote of the clergy session of the annual conference. If an action requires more than a simple majority, the notation (v 2/3) or (v 3/4) signifi es that a two-thirds or three-fourths majority vote is required. Indicate credential of persons in Part II: FD, FE, PD, PE, and AM when requested.) 17. Are all the clergy members of the conference blameless in their life and offi cial administration (¶¶604.4, 605.6)? The character and conference relations of all clergy members have been reviewed by the Cabinet and Board of Ordained Ministry, and those clergy found to be in good standing are approved for annual appointment. Any clergy whose character or conference relations are in question are being reviewed by appropriate bodies as defi ned by the Discipline. 18. Who constitute: a) The Committee on Investigation (¶2703.2)? (v) Clergy: Andrew W. Brown, Jr., Matthew Burton, Patricia Lewis, David Melton; Professing Members: Richard Boner, Jesse Caldwell III, Nathan Poovey; Alt Clergy: Ed Briggs, Michelle Chappell, Brenda Newman; Alt Professing Members: Lucy Bolden, Coley Hooker, Dixie Tyson b) The Administrative Review Committee (¶636)? (v) Miller C. Carter, Jr., R. Naomi King, H. Kyle Thompson. Alternate: Cynthia Sloan, TBD 19. Who are the certifi ed candidates (¶¶311, 312) a) Who have been certifi ed as candidates for ordained or licensed ministry since the last session of the annual conference? (List the names of all those who have been certifi ed, including those who are also listed in questions 20 and 21.) LN Laura Michelle Beach 1/15/10 ST James Randolph Perdue 3/23/10 NW Barbara Dees Bellamy 4/21/10 ST Michael Joseph Pezzimenti 3/23/10 LX Allison Tyson Brown 5/26/10 CH Ellen Robison 7/6/09 ST Derek Coburn Cline 3/23/10 CH Tracie Christian Rose 1/28/10 NE Kimberly Jerrell Collins 4/29/10 AL Jack Amour Rouviere 5/13/10 ST Charles Hicks Curtis 3/23/10 GR Jenifer Anne Root Schronce 6/1/10 WS Ashley Christopher Cyre 1/26/10 GA Carolyn Donahue Sears 5/26/10 LN Preston Andrews Davis 5/4/10 HP William Clay Showalter 4/22/10 WS Sarah Laurel Dull 12/17/09 CH Lauren Rae Sims 7/6/09 ST Ronald David Felts 3/23/10 CH Jessie Marilyn Smith 1/28/10 HP James Irvin Groome III 4/22/10 WA Ryan Christopher Snider 4/19/10 LN Donald Lee Handlang Jr. 12/15/09 GR Patricia Black Spicer 4/26/10 LN Susan Haynes Harrison 5/4/10 MA Winston Edward Stephenson 8/1/09 CH Eric Jay Hillestad 3/22/10 GR Debra Chrismon Swing 4/26/10 LX Shannon Milea LeMaster-Smith 4/20/10 AL Morgan Danielle Terry 12/16/09 GR William Gregory Light 12/7/09 (reinstated as a candidate) LX Eric Wayne Lineberry 4/26/10 HP Donald Ray Thomas Jr. 4/22/10 SA Bobby Reeves Linker 12/7/09 WA Julia Scarlett Trantham 4/19/10 HP Justin Hunter Lowe 9/24/09 CH Elaine McNeill Treece 3/22/10 CH Wayne Clark Lynch 3/22/10 LN Kevin Allan Turner 12/16/09 GR Tony Joseph McDonald 4/26/10 LN Amy Rutledge Vaughan 12/22/09 SA Kevin Christian Miller 12/14/09 AS Victor Alan Wilfong 2/4/10 LN Donnie Shumate Mitchem 5/5/10 LN Erin Michele Weaver 11/23/09 WA Dwight Rudell Moss 12/15/09 GA Grady Lee Withers 5/10/10 MA Cynthia Marie Nanney 4/16/10 SA Jonathan Len Wright 12/14/09 GR Innocent Ndagijimana 4/26/10 HP Matthew Joseph Youngblood 4/22/10 2010 journal 143

b) Who are continued as certifi ed candidates for ordained or licensed ministry? (Do not list as continued those licensed as local pastors in Question 21 or those listed as provisional members in question 28.) Name (District) Cert Date–Cont Date Name (District) Cert Date–Cont Date Robert Ervin Ashley (CH) 1/12/2004–1/28/2010 Meredith Poe Martin (WS) 5/8/2008–12/17/2009 Susannah Rose Bales (AL) 6/1/2009–12/16/2009 Wendy Mars Medlin (GR) 3/11/2007–12/1/2008 Jennifer Dianne Bingham (MA) 4/18/2008–1/4/2010 Brandon Kewan Miles (GA) 05/07/2009–12/14/2009 Edward Richard Blount III (CH) 12/11/2008–1/28/2010 Jeremy Scott Morris (AL) 6/1/2009–12/16/2009 Kevin Robert Brenner (GR) 1/19/2007–3/1/2010 Matthew Craig Morris (GA) 2/21/2008–12/21/2009 Charles Taylor Brown (CH) 5/8/2008–12/16/2009 Kimberly Leigh Morton (GA) 2/21/2008–5/10/2010 John Thomas Bryant (LN) 12/15/2008–12/15/2009 Eddie Jewel Moser (WS) 5/8/2008–12/17/2009 (received from North Alabama on 7/15/09) Michael Dale Murray (GA) 6/1/1994–12/21/2009 Monica Curtis Childers (NW) 4/17/2008–12/14/2009 Cheryl Willard Nehnevajsa (WS) 5/3/2007–12/17/2009 Robert Wesley Combs (GA) 5/23/2007–12/21/2009 Jeremiah Patton Pegram (WS) 1/3/2008–12/17/2009 Daniel McEwen Corpening (CH) 12/11/2008–1/28/2010 Bobby Lynn Rackley (ST) 6/2/1008–3/23/2010 Barbara Bitler Coughlin (HP) 12/4/2008–10/22/2009 Laura Katherine Randall (LN) 5/1/08–5/6/10 Patrick Daniel Faulhaber (AL) 6/1/2009–12/16/2009 (received from South Georgia on 5/6/10) Donna Friddle (NE) 11/14/2008–4/19/2010 Rachel Rose Randall (SA) 1/2/2008–04/24/2010 Laura Jo Gann (LN) 5/13/2005–12/16/2009 Lucy Brent Robbins (GR) 4/27/2009–4/26/2010 Laura Honeycutt Garrett (CH) 1/24/2008–1/28/2010 Craig Joseph Sefa (ST) 2/23/2009-3/4/2010 M. Elizabeth Strange Gibson (GA) 5/7/2009–12/14/2009 (received from Kentucky on 3/4/10) Gerald Clell Hagler, Jr. (SA) 3/27/03–4/26/2010 McKenzie Morgan Sefa (ST) 2/23/2009 -3/4/2010 Jeffery Mark Hamrick (MA) 4/15/2008–12/7/2009 (received from Kentucky on 3/4/10) Yvonne Cody Hechler (AL) 5/29/2001–12/16/2009 Stephen Loren Shytle (GA) 8/12/2008–12/21/2009 Jennifer Epley Hiatt (MA) 7/22/2008–1/4/2010 Richard Standish Smith (CH) 3/23/2007–1/28/2010 Lauren Elizabeth Hill (LX) 3/1/2008–12/2/2009 Tara Shellhammer Snow WS 12/16/2008–12/17/2009 Bradley Thomas Hinton (NW) 11/20/2008–12/14/2009 Kenneth Bryan Spencer (LN) 1/12/2004–12/16/200 Drew Samuel Holland (CH) 12/11/2008-11/5/2009 Clarence Oran Stafford III (WA) 12/7/2004–5/19/2010 (serving as a LP in North Alabama, but pursuing ordination with us) Melanie Lynn Swofford (CH) 4/2/2009 – 11/16/2009 Troy Edward Howard (ST) 4/23/2009–3/4/2010 William Van Wieren (SA) 4/21/2008–04/26/2010 Bahekelwa S. Imatha (GR) 12/5/2005–12/1/2008 Clifford Wayne Wall (NE) 3/10/2008–4/19/2010 B. Lynn Gammons Jordan (LX) 12/17/2008-10/28/2009 Kevin Ward (SA) 6/4/2009–4/26/2010 Denise Sarah Kilgo-Martin (WA) 1/1/2006–12/14/2009 Shawn Orlando Williams (CH) 1/25/2005–11/16/2009 Eun Sung Kim (SA) 12/15/2008–4/26/2010 Victor Anthony Williams (LN) 12/17/2008–12/16/2009 Paige Singleton Krotchko (SA) 12/6/2007–4/26/2010 David Harrison Wright (MA) 4/21/2008–1/4/2010 Matthew Rick Lawing (GA) 5/2/2007–12/21/2009 Doris Kay Levan (SA) 4/21/2008–12/7/2009 c) Who have had their candidacy for ordained or licensed ministry accepted by a District Committee on Ordained Ministry in another annual conference? (Include name of accepting conference.) None d) Who have been discontinued as certifi ed candidates for licensed or ordained ministry? NW James Ray Anders II 2008 discontinued 12/14/09 SA Carl Lee Barshinger 2008 discontinued 12/7/09 WS Kelly Dean Billings 2003 discontinued 12/17/09 WA Rachel Marie Brock 2008 discontinued 4/19/10, at her request NW Brian Gray Chilton 2009 discontinued 4/21/10 WA Elizabeth Reynolds McGuire 2010 discontinued 4/19/10 ST Andra Campbell Williams 2009 discontinued 3/4/10 Note: Cynthia Shepard Wechter CH transferred into the conference on 7/6/09. She then was approved for provisional membership and appears on question 28 below. 20. Who have completed the studies for the license as a local pastor, are approved, but are not now appointed? (¶315 —Indicate for each person the year the license was approved.): GA Stephen Andrew Beatty LP 2004 Local license studies 2004 GA Harold Edwin Benfi eld LP 1996 COS graduate 2002 SA Stanley Lamar Champion LP 2001 M.Div., Hood Seminary ST Talmadge Clingman Cheek, Jr. LP 2008 COS 1st year 2009 ST Derek Coburn Cline LP 2010 Local license studies 2010 HP Andrew Norman Coward LP 2008 COS 1st year 2010 LX Darren Lee Crotts LP 2009 Local license studies 2009 ST Ronald David Felts LP 2010 Local license studies 2010 GA Elizabeth Strange Gibson LP 2010 Local license studies 2010 MA Tonya Dale Hill LP 2003 C)S graduate 2003 GR William Gregory Light LP 2010 Local license studies 2010 LN Alexander McCorkle LP 2006 COS 10 courses 2010 AS Allison Leah McCurley LP 2005 M.Div., Emory University LN Lisa Diana Moore LP 2008 Local license studies 2008 SA Julie Elliott O’Neal LP 2000 COS graduate 2005 LX Lenore Carmen Renfro LP 2002 M.Div, Hood Seminary MA Mike Daniel Roseman LP 1992 COS graduate 1997 144 Western North Carolina Conference

GR Selena Levens Scott LP 2010 Local license studies 2010 HP Donald Ray Thomas, Jr. LP 2010 Local license studies 2010 NE April Yow Travis LP 2007 M.Div., Emory University AS Joseph Brent Willis LP 2006 Attending Hood Seminary 21. Who are approved and appointed as: (Indicate for each person the fi rst year the license was awarded. Indicate what progress each has made in the course of study or the name of the seminary in which they are enrolled. Indicate with an asterisk those who have completed the fi ve year course of study or the M.Div. (¶319.4)? (v) a) Full-time local pastors? (¶318.1) GR Michael Ward Adams, Sr. * 2003 M. Div. Hood Seminary MA Kenneth Richard Anderson * 2002 COS graduate 2008 LN Alexis Wendell Anthony * 1996 COS graduate 2002 LN David Carter Arledge * 2009 M. Div. Emory University LX Edgar Lee Armfi eld, Jr. * 1998 COS graduate 2003 WA Michael Fred Austin* 2003 COS graduate 2009 AS Kenneth Darrel Bowles 2003 Local license studies 2003 MA David LaRay Bradley 2004 attending Erskine Seminary AL Earl Franklin Bradshaw 1994 M. Div. Hood Seminary NE Glenda McShane Bramlet * 1999 COS graduate 2004 WS Karen McAdams Branch 2002 attending Hood Seminary NW Jackie Carroll Bridges, Jr. 1996 COS graduate 2009 SA James Brevard Brookshire 2008 attending Hood Seminary HP Robert Perry Brown * 1999 M. Div. Emory University HP Russell Jay Brownworth * 2008 COS graduate 2006 WA Melvin Keith Burton * 2003 COS graduate 2007 HP Lee Edward Bynum * 2000 M. Div. Hood Seminary AS Michael Steven Byrum 2004 COS 4th year 2009 NW Gary Link Camp 2007 attending Hood Seminary HP Edward Kern Carter * 2000 M. Div. Hood Seminary LX Jesse James Clubb, Jr. 1999 COS 11 courses 2009 WA Donalee Coon Cobb* 1996 COS graduate 2010 GA Richard Lee Cloninger 2007 COS 5 courses 2010 HP Jonathan Neil Crowell 2010 Local license studies 2010 AS Marcus Lawrence Dodson * 2007 M. Div. Southeastern Baptist Seminary HP Robert Edward Dowling * 1998 M. Div. Hood Seminary NE Larry Earl Durham * 1999 COS graduate 2005 NE Lee Arnold Eggers* 2004 COS graduate 2009 WS Gary Lyon Elrod* 2003 COS graduate 2009 NW Pete Dean Fender 2008 COS 2 courses 2009 WA Nathan David Finsel * 2007 M. Div. Hood Seminar NE Joseph Marion Fulk III* 2010 M. Div. Wesley Seminary GR Karen Crowell Gobel* 2003 M. Div. Hood Seminary AS Grover Tony Griffi n * 2000 COS graduate 2006 WS Jeffrey Scott Harlow * 2005 M. Div. Hood Seminary ST Michael Bryan Harrill, Jr.* 2000 COS graduate 2009 AS Ronald Eugene Hartman 2004 COS16 courses 2009 SA Mary Tucker Hatley 2004 COS 17 courses 2009 ST Robert Earl Herron * 2001 COS graduate 2006 CH Judith Fitzgerald Hunt 2006 attending Gordon-Conwell Seminary HP Sandra Waddell Ireson* 2006 attending Hood Seminary AS Bruce Edward Johnson * 1999 M. Div. Asbury Seminary GA Thomas Gene Jolly, Jr.* 2004 M. Div. Duke Divinity School ST Ronnie William Karriker * 1997 M. Div. Hood Seminary WS Steven Shawn Keaton 1999 Wesley Seminary Credits SA James Calvin King 1996 attending Hood Seminary AL Larry Scott King 2008 Local license studies 2008 AL Emily Danahey Kroeger* 2009 M. Div. Duke University GR Karen Christy Kurtz * 2001 COS graduate 2006 NE Wanda Helms Lancaster* 2004 COS graduate 2009 LX Michael Scott Lee * 2007 M. Div. Southeastern Baptist Seminary AS Luther Eugene Lingle III* 2010 M. Div. Duke University ST David Alan Locke * 2008 M. Div. Hood Seminary GR Joel Garth Locklear * 2009 M. Div. Claremont Seminary CH Johnny Donald Lord, Jr. 2003 attending Gordon-Conwell Seminary NW Charles David Marbry, Jr. 1992 attending Gordon-Conwell Seminary MA Wayne Allen Marsh, Jr. 2004 COS 16 courses 2010 SA Kevin Parker McCormac * 2006 M. Div. Hood Seminary ST John Kendall McGill * 2003 M. Div. Asbury Seminary LX Roy Lee Miller 2006 attending Hood Seminary 2010 journal 145

WA Stephen Walter Miller * 2001 COS graduate 2007 NW Rickey Dale Mitchell * 2001 COS graduate 2006 SA Anthony Eugene Moore 1999 attending Hood Seminary NE Sue Anne Barrett Morris* 2004 COS graduate 2009 HP Ana Cubias Morrison * 2001 COS graduate 2006 NW Peter Robert Parish * 1986 COS graduate 1994 CH Ronald Donall Perry* 2002 M. Div. Hood Seminary ST Robert Edward Petree * 2005 M. Div. Hood Seminary NW John Charles Pillsbury* 2004 M. Div. Hood Seminary NW Timothy Gregg Plott * 2006 M. Div. Hood Seminary SA James Oakley Prichard, Jr. * 2001 COS graduate 2006 LN Paul Barry Lloyd Revere 2005 Local license studies 2005 GA Vera Mae Rivens* 1998 M. Div. Hood Seminary NW Philip Hugh Setzer * 2007 M. Div. Hood Seminary AL Frederick Davis Sibley 2008 attending Hood Seminary ST Jesse Ray Smith 2009 attending Asbury Seminary LN Andrea Fare Smith (FD) * 2007 Ordained Deacon 2002 NE Rickey Lewis Spencer * 2000 M. Div. Hood Seminary GR Morgan Danielle Terry* 2010 M. Div. Gordon Conwell MA Bradley Allen Thompson 2008 equivalent of 14 COS courses NE Craig Matthew Toth * 2008 M. Div. Duke University NE Mary Catherine Haynes Turman* 2005 M. Div. Hood Seminary NE Theodore Clinton Turman * 1999 M. Div. equivalent HP Adam Christopher Vernon 2004 attending Asbury Seminary GA W. Priscilla Brooks Walker 1999 COS 2nd year 2001 LN Gail Nichols Werstlein 2005 COS 4th year 2009 LN Victor Anthony Williams 2010 Local licensing studies 2010 AL Marilyn Blythe Wooten 2002 COS 3rd year 2009 b) Part-time local pastors? (¶318.2) (fraction of full-time in one-quarter increments) CH Candido Albino 2009 COS 2nd and 3rd year 2003 1/2 HP Gladys Frances Adams * 2003 M. Div. Hood Seminary 1/2 MA Ronald Clarence Allcorn 2006 attending Hood Seminary 1/2 SA George Craig Allen, Jr. 2009 attending Hood Seminary 1/2 SA Roxane Kiker Almond * 2004 COS graduate 2008 1/2 ST Trevor Dewayne Batchelor 2008 Local license studies 2008 1/2 NE Paul Anthony Bethel * 1985 COS graduate 2000 3/4 AL Coy Daniel Blackman 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/2 GA Teresa Ramsey Blanton 2007 COS 3rd year 2010 3/4 LX Perry James Bradshaw* 2001 COS graduate 2009 1/2 ST Brenda Kay Brashear* 2005 COS graduate 2008 3/4 LX Robert Dean Briggs 2008 COS 7 courses 2010 1/4 NW Mark Steven Brooks 1998 COS 16 courses 2010 1/4 NW Robert Dean Brooks 2002 COS 16 course 2009 1/2 GA Betty Black Brown * 1996 attending Hood Seminary 1/2 MA Dennis Odell Burleson 2006 COS 3rd year 2010 1/2 AL Kristy Hardin Burnette 2007 attending Hood Seminary 1/4 AL Robert Dale Burr, Sr. 2003 attending Hood Seminary 1/2 GA Patricia Tiffany Byers * 2003 COS graduate 2008 1/4 CH Augusto Orlando Caldera * 2004 COS graduate 2008 3/4 NE Dennis Wayne Cameron * 1986 COS graduate 1998 1/2 MA Jody Boone Campbell 2009 COS 4 years complete 3/4 AL Michael Steven Capps * 2004 COS graduate 1999 1/2 LX Harrison Marion Carlton 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/4 WS Harold Todd Cartner 2003 COS 8 courses 2008 1/4 AL Robert Lynden Cauble 2003 COS 19 courses 2009 1/4 HP Angel Jackson Christ 2009 attending Hood Seminary 1/4 AS Walter Bates Christian 2007 attending Hood Seminary 1/2 ST Mark Wayne Clark 2004 COS 138 course 2010 3/4 AS John William Clements 2005 COS 13 courses 2010 1/4 GR George Melvin Coates 2006 attending Hood Seminary 1/2 AL Gregory Keith Collins 2007 Local license studies 2007 1/4 AS Beverly Wolfe Colombo 1999 attending Erskine Seminary 1/2 CH Marcia Kay Lyles Conston 2008 attending Hood Seminary 1/4 GR Ronnie Davis Cooper * 2003 M. Div. Hood Seminary 1/2 WA Thomas Michael Coss 2006 COS 6 courses 2009 1/2 WA Katherine Kindred Crain (FD) 2001 M. A. R. Memphis Theological 1/2 NW Kenneth Rex Cranﬁ ll* 2004 COS graduate 2009 3/4 LX Kelly Anthony Creekmur 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/2 WA David Leslie Crunkleton 1996 COS 11 courses 2009 1/2 146 Western North Carolina Conference

NE Charles Hicks Curtis 2010 Local license studies 2010 1/2 AS George Michael Davis 2004 COS 4th year 2008 1/2 WA Wayne Lewis Dickert 2010 attending Gordon Conwell 1/4 AS Glenda Deneen Edney 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/2 LX Clyde Darrin Everhart * 1995 M. Div. Hood Seminary 1/2 HP Timothy Edward Fitzgerald 2004 Local license studies 2004 1/4 AL Sherry June Breedlove Frerichs 2001 attending Gordon-Conwell 1/4 GR George Hobart Friddle, Jr. 2005 COS 3rd year 2008 1/2 GR Kaye Hedrick Fry * 2001 COS graduate 2009 3/4 LN Gary Ray Fulker 2002 attending Asbury Seminary 1/2 HP Douglas William Gager 2008 COS 3 courses 2009 1/2 GR David Scott Garvin 2007 attending Duke Seminary 3/4 WA Sherron Orlean Geiger 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/4 HP Kendall Cecil Glover * 1997 COS graduate 2003 1/4 GR Thomas Roy Goode II 2006 COS 9 courses 2010 1/4 AS Mary Byrd Gordon 2002 COS 15 courses 2009 1/4 GA Shelia Mills Gould * 2003 COS graduate 2007 1/2 LN Mae Purvis Graves 2008 COS 1st year 2009 1/4 GA David Anthony Green 2005 COS 5 courses 2009 1/2 GR Roger Lynn Green * 1993 COS graduate1999 1/4 HP James Irvin Groome III 2010 Local license studies 1/4 AL Raymond Britton Hadley, Jr. * 2003 M. Div. Emory University 1/2 MA Michael Leonard Haire 2007 Local license studies 2007 1/4 NE Gaetona Danielle Hammett 2001 COS 6 courses 2009 3/4 LN Donald Lee Handlang 2010 Local license studies 2010 1/4 SA Bruce Howard Handy, Jr. 2007 Local license studies 2007 3/4 HP Alanda Ballard Harris * 2002 COS graduate 2007 1/2 LN Teresa Michelle Harris 2010 Local license studies 2010 1/4 WS Terry Harris 2005 COS 15 courses 2009 1/4 AL David Bruce Hatley 2001 COS 1st year and 3rd year 2009 1/4 GR Jeanette Tatum Hayes * 1994 M. Div. Hood Seminary 3/4 AL Mark Wilson Helms * 1994 M. Div. Hood Seminary 1/4 MA Betty Hagaman Henson * 2001 COS graduate 2005 1/4 CH Tou-Chao Her* 2006 COS graduate 2010 1/4 MA Robert Houston Hodgens 1994 COS 17 courses 1993 1/2 WS Kari Lewis Howard 2007 attending Asbury Seminary 1/2 WA Guinnell Carroll Hunter 2003 COS 18 courses 2009 1/4 WS Golethia Brown Irving 2007 COS 5 courses 2008 1/4 WA Dustin Drew James * 2009 M. Div. Hood Seminary 3/4 AS Dianne Rudd Johnston 2006 COS 2nd year 2009 1/4 ST Thomas Herman Jones 2006 COS 4 courses 2010 1/2 ST Marsha Eades Joyner 2000 COS 17 courses 2010 1/2 NW Tracey Edwards Karcher 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/4 AS Marjory Wilson Kiess 2003 attending Gordon-Conwell 1/2 AS Raymond Brian Kiess * 2003 M. Div. Gordon Conwell Seminary 1/4 LN Timothy Scott Killian * 2003 COS graduate 2007 1/2 NW Martha McLaurin Kincaid 2008 Local license studies 2008 1/4 CH Eric Earl Lanier, Jr. * 2007 M. Div. Gordon Conwell Seminary 1/4 LX Eric Wayne Lineberry 2010 Local license studies 2010 1/4 AS William Israel Mandelstamm * 2007 M. Div. Iliff School of Theology 3/4 NW Randall Scott Manser 2004 attending Hood Seminary 3/4 ST Donald Sil Margarita 2004 COS 7 courses 2007 1/4 LX Patrick Anthony Marion* 2005 COS graduate 2010 1/2 GR Edward Lyndsey Marsh 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/2 HP Robert Monroe McCain, Sr. * 2006 M. Div. Hood Seminary 3/4 MA James Phillip McCall 2003 COS 1 course 2005 1/4 NE Herbert Emerson McClintick 2003 COS 19 courses 2010 1/2 WA John Timothy McConnell* 2001 COS graduate 2009 1/2 GA James Stanley McCrary * 1999 COS graduate 2004 1/2 ST Nelson Gregory McLaughlin 2002 COS 10 courses 2010 1/2 HP Sandra Lee Schultz McNiel 2007 M. Div. Hood Seminary 1/2 WA Nancy Segersten Meeker * 2002 COS graduate 2007 1/2 SA Duane Everette Melton 2006 COS 3rd year 2010 1/2 AL Ruth Fowler Mercer 2006 Local license studies 2006 1/4 GR William Alexander Miles * 2001 COS graduate 2006 1/2 HP Jeffery Douglass Moran * 2000 COS graduate 2004 1/4 LX Bruce Edward Morasco 2009 COS 1 course 2010 1/2 NE Frederico Boyd Moretz * 2007 Honorable Location, Holston 1/4 CH Emmanuel Shanka Morris 2001 attending Gordon-Conwell 1/2 2010 journal 147

MA Donald Grady Morrison 1992 Local license studies 1992 1/2 WA Dwight Rudell Moss 2010 Local license studies 2010 1/4 MA Keith Alan Nichols 2006 COS 3rd year 2009 3/4 SA Kelly Bryan Ottinger 2001 attending Hood Seminary 3/4 NW Duncan Andrew Overrein 2008 COS 1st year 2010 1/4 MA Clarence Earl Osborne, Jr. 2006 COS 3rd year 2009 3/4 LX Tony Glenn Owens 2006 COS 3rd year 2010 1/2 NE Wayne Bloodworth Parleir * 1987 COS graduate 1999 1/4 AS Deborah Demorest Patterson 2005 attending Erskine Seminary 1/2 NW L’Tanya Chablis Perry 2009 attending Hood Seminary 1/4 NW Virginia Byrd Peurifoy 2003 COS 2nd year 2009 3/4 HP Gregory Martin Poole 2010 attending Gordon Conwell 3/4 SA Gaylen Arlis Presley 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/4 NE Sharon Eaken Quate 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/4 MA Carl Martin Ramsey, Jr. 2008 Local license studies 2008 1/4 NW Mark Edward Reavill 2007 COS 9 courses 2010 1/4 NW Jerry Lee Reid 2003 COS 4th year 2009 1/2 LN Gregory Lee Richard 2007 Local license studies 2007 1/2 SA Jesse Franklin Rogers 2009 M. Div. Gordon Conwell 1/2 CH Tracie Christian Rose 2010 Local license studies 2010 1/4 LX Kenneth Douglas Rowe* 2004 COS graduate 2010 1/2 WA Paul Arthur Sears * 2008 M. Div. Iliff Seminary 1/2 WA Jackie Sellers * 1999 COS graduate 2004 1/2 LX Christopher Lee Shefﬁ eld 2002 COS 1st year and 3rd year 2010 1/2 NW Cynthia Kallam Shelton 2006 attending Hood Seminary 1/4 SA William Clay Showalter 2010 Local license studies 2010 1/4 AS Carolyn Wyllene Skipper * 1986 COS graduate 2007 1/4 NW Dwight Leonard Smith 2008 COS 1st year 2010 1/4 NW Marietta Teague Smith * 1999 COS graduate 2004 1/4 NW Mark Alexander Smith 2008 COS 1st year 2010 1/4 LN Tony Ray Smith * 2000 COS graduate 2006 1/4 GR Patricia Black Spicer 2010 Local licensing studies 2010 1/4 GR Ellen LaJune Spruill 2008 Local license studies 2008 1/4 MA Winston Edward Stephenson 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/2 NE Dorothy Lankford Sullivan * 2003 COS graduate 2008 1/4 GR Elizabeth Allred Sutton * 2008 M. Div. Duke University 1/2 GR Lisa Laign Tanico 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/4 MA Daniel Dewayne Tapp 2008 Local license studies 2008 1/4 LN Kevin Lee Tesh* 2007 M. Div. Hood Seminary 1/2 MA Willard Preston Thomas III 1991 Local license studies 1991 1/2 SA David Alan Thompson 2008 Local license studies 2008 1/2 NW James Wallace Thompson 2008 Local license studies 2008 1/4 MA Dennis Wayne Tomlinson 2006 COS 3rd year 2009 3/4 CH Elaine McNeill Treece 2010 M.Div. Gordon Conwell 1/4 GR Nancy McBee Vaughn 2010 attending Duke Divinity School 3/4 NW Raymundo Villanueva 2003 COS 1st year 2004 1/4 ST Margaret Russell Wannemacher 2006 COS 13 courses 2009 1/2 NW Charles Mac Warren 2005 COS 17 courses 2009 1/4 AS David Lee Warren 1997 attending Erskine Seminary 3/4 AS Jerry Dale Warren 2003 COS 17 courses 2009 1/2 ST Sharon Denise Warren 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/4 AS Victor Alan Wilfong 2010 Local license studies 2010 1/2 AL Daniel Howard Wilson 2005 attending Hood Seminary 3/4 SA Daniel Robert Wilson 2010 Local license studies 2010 1/2 ST Stephanie Johnson Wilson 2002 attending Hood Seminary 3/4 AL Vickie McFalls Wilson 2009 Local license studies 2009 1/4 NE Laura Wyant Wittman 2007 attending Duke Divinity School 3/4 AS Randy Patrick Wood 2003 COS 11 courses 2010 1/4 LN Charles Alexander Young 2004 COS 1 course 2009 1/2 LX Jonathan Shane Young 2005 COS 9 courses 2007 1/2 LX Charles Samuel Young III* 1998 COS graduate 2010 1/2 HP Matthew J. Youngblood 2010 attending Hood seminary 1/4 c) Students from other annual conferences or denominations serving as local pastors and enrolled in a school of theology listed by the University Senate (¶318.4)? David Scott Garvin (GR) (licensed 2007) Kentucky Conference, Duke Divinity Nancy McBee Vaughn (GR) (licensed 2010) Virginia Conference, Duke Divinity d) Persons serving as local pastors while seeking readmission to conference membership (¶¶365.4, 366, 368.3)? (If not in this conference indicate name of conference where serving.) None 148 Western North Carolina Conference

22. Who have been discontinued as local pastors (¶320.1)? GA Renee Grigg Bingham (LP), 5/10/10, at her own request HP Jesse James Carswell (LP not appointed), 8/26/09, at his own request SA Gerald Clell Hagler, Jr. (LP not appointed), 4/26/10, full time seminary student not available for appointment GR Nicholas Ray Holman (LP), 1/25/10, under complaint CH Benjamin Kwang Lee (LP not appointed), 4/29/10 CH Sammie O’Neal Listenbee (LP not appointed) 3/22/10 HP James Carlton Lucas (LP not appointed), 6/29/09 CH Francis Faust McCorkle (LP not appointed), 5/20/10, at her own request ST Bobby Lynn Rackley (LP not appointed), 3/23/10, full time seminary student not available for appointment NW Rush Timothy Rivens (LP not appointed), 12/14/09, by the action of the dCOM GR Steven Patrick Roberts (LP), 04/26/10 LX Thomas Richard Roberts (LP not appointed), 4/26/10, at his own request ST Ronald Eugene Sinclair (LP not appointed), 3/23/10 23. Who have been reinstated as local pastors (¶320.4)? None 24. What ordained ministers or provisional elders from other Annual Conferences or Methodist denominations are approved for appointment in the Annual Conference while retaining their conference or denominational membership (¶¶331.8, 346.1)? (List alphabetically; indicate Annual Conference or denomination where membership is held. Indicate credential.) a) Annual Conferences CH David Ewell Carl, Jr. (OE) (UMC, Virginia) (appointed 1/4 to local church and full-time to extension ministry) CH Myer Dahn (OP) (UMC, Liberia) (part-time) WA Margaret Davis Freeman (OD) (UMC, North Georgia) (part-time) WA Mary Martha Hatch (OE) (UMC, North Carolina) SA Preston Lonnie Pittman (OE) (UMC, Alabama-West Florida) SA Susannah Baskervill Pittman (OE) (UMC, Alabama-West Florida) WA Sherrie Burford Schork (OD) (UMC, Kentucky) (part-time) MA Kent Christopher Smith (OE) (UMC, North Carolina) b) Other Methodist Denominations WS Peter Charles Graves (OE) (British Methodist Church) CH Timothy Dale Taylor (OE) (Wesleyan) (part-time) GA Sean Colin Turner (OE) (British Methodist Church) LX Christopher Cameron Uren (OE) (Wesleyan) 25. What clergy in good standing in other Christian denominations have been approved to serve appointments or ecumenical ministries within the bounds of the Annual Conference while retaining their denominational afﬁ liation (¶¶331.8, 346.2)? (v) (Designate with an asterisk those who have been accorded voting rights within the annual conference. Indicate credential.) WA Billy David Feathers (OF) (Southern Baptist) (part-time) WA Janet Jacobs Greene (OF) (Southern Baptist) (part-time) GR Tae Wan (Joseph) Kim (OF) (World Evangelical Mission Alliance) NE Mary Lynn Rhoades (OF) (Alliance Baptist) (part-time) NE Bruce David Updyke (OF) (Southern Baptist) (part-time) 26. Who are afﬁ liate members: (List alphabetically; indicate annual conference or denomination where membership is held.) a) With vote (¶586.4 [v])? None b) Without vote (¶¶334.4, 344.4)? (v 2/3) None NOTE: If your conference has admitted or ordained persons as a courtesy to another conference, list these persons in Question 40 only. If persons have been admitted or ordained by another annual conference as a courtesy to your conference, list these persons in Questions 27-39, whichever are appropriate, giving the date and name of the accommodating conference. 27. Who are elected as associate members? ¶322 (v) (List alphabetically-see note preceding Question 27): Perry David Hawkins ...... Marion District, 2007 Course of Study graduate 28. Who are elected as provisional members? (under ¶¶322, 324, 325) a) Provisional Deacons: (1) Under the provisions of ¶¶ 324.4a, c? (v) Bartoli, Leigh Jones ...... Lexington District; born 12-06-1971, Rome, Georgia; B.S., Slippery Rock 1994; M.S., Slippery Rock 1996; BGTS Hood Theological Seminary 2009. Brown, Rebecca Bowers ...... Waynesville District; born 05-23-1983, Durham; B.M., Appalachian State University 2005; M.Div., Duke University 2009. Finley, Jennifer Irene Elaine ...... North Wilkesboro District; born 04-25-1982, Columbia, Missouri; B.A., Truman State University 2005; M.Div., Duke University 2008. Hepler, Lynda Crisco ...... Lexington District; born 07-03-1973, Asheville; B.F.A., UNC-Greensboro 1995; M.C.E., Pfeiffer University 2008; BGTS Wesley Theological Seminary 2008. Miller, Lauren Clawson...... Asheville District; born 10-10-1961, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania; B.S., Delaware Valley College of Science & Agriculture 1983; M.C.E., Pfeiffer University 2003; BGTS Wesley Theological Seminary/Methodist Theological School of Ohio 2009. (2) Under the provisions of ¶324.5? (v) None 2010 journal 149

b) Provisional Elders: (1) Under the provisions of ¶¶ 324.4a, b? (v) Belk, James Herschel ...... Lexington District; born 12-14-1959, Charlotte; B.S., NC State University 1983; M.Div., Hood Theological Seminary 2009. Bost, Dale Wayne ...... Salisbury District; born 09-20-1954, Cabarrus County; B.S., NC State University 1976; M.Div., Hood Theological Seminary 2008. Brown, Mary Wood...... Waynesville District; born 04-25-1978, St. Petersburg, Florida; B.A., Emory University 2000; M.Div., Iliff School of Theology 2003. Brown, Paul David ...... Greensboro District; born 08-15-1985, Knoxville, Tennessee; B.A., Grove City College 2007; M.Div., Duke University 2010. Buffkin, Richard William ...... Northeast District; born 11-21-1955, Wilmington; B.S., Stetson University 1976; M.B.A., University of Central Florida 1987; M.Div., Hood Theological Seminary 2009. Corle, Duane Phillip ...... High Point District; born 02-23-1968, Winston-Salem; B.A., Wake Forest University, 1986; M.Div., Asbury Theological Seminary 2010. Drum, Timothy Carroll II ...... Waynesville District; born 09-04-1982, Hickory; B.A., UNC-Chapel Hill 2004; M.Div., Duke University 2007. Gosnell, Arnold Parks ...... Lexington District; born 12-02-1962, Charlotte; B.A., Gardner-Webb University 1985; M.R.E., New Orleans Baptist Seminary 1989; M.Div., Hood Seminary 2007. Jones, Nicole Helene ...... North Wilkesboro District; born 10-08-1982, Charlotte; B.S., Appalachian State University 2004; M.Div., Duke University 2010. Magnuson, Richard Allen ...... Statesville District; born 09-04-1956, Minneapolis, Minnesota; B.A., Belmont Abbey 2005; M.Div., Hood Theological Seminary 2010. McIntyre, Andrew Byron ...... High Point District; born 09-06-1982, Dunn; B.A., High Point University 2005; M.Div., Duke University 2009. Moreau, Anthony Lance ...... Asheville District; born 12-03-1964, Blytheville, Arkansas; B.S., Montreat College 2005; M.Div., Duke University 2008. Overcash, Peter Andreas ...... Marion District; born 06-03-1976, Washington, District of Columbia; B.A., UNC-Charlotte 2001; M.Div., Duke University 2005. Roseboro, Ronnie Eugene ...... Lake Norman District; born 05-03-1956, Lincoln County; A.A.S., Chowan College 1976; B.A., UNC Charlotte 1978; M.Div., Hood Theological Seminary 2009. Toth, Angela Paulette...... Northeast District; born 10-26-1965, Lakeland, Florida; A.S., Polk Community College 1985; A.A., Polk Community College 2000; B.S., Florida Southern College 2002; M.Div., Duke University 2008. Wechter, Cynthia Shepard ...... Charlotte District; born 11-15-1958, Wilmington; B.A., Simpson University 2006; M.Div., Asbury Theological Seminary 2010. White, Avery Elizabeth ...... Charlotte District; born 07-18-1985, Charlotte; B.A., Wake Forest University 2007; M.Div., Duke University 2010. (2) Under the provisions of ¶324.6? (v) Auman, Joel Keith ...... High Point District; born 12-27-1955, High Point; B.A., High Point University 2001; 2006 Course of Study graduate. Advanced Course of Study completed 2009. Ayuso, Eileen Bossert ...... Winston-Salem District; born 08-23-1960, Staten Island, New York; B.A., Plattsburg University 1982; M.Div., Wake Forest University 2008; ACOS., attending Hood Theological Seminary. Lindquist, Charles Arthur Jr...... High Point District; born 08-18-1952, Highland Park, Michigan; B.S., Mount Olive College 2009; 2005 Course of Study graduate. Advanced Course of Study completed 2008. (3) Under the provisions of ¶322.4? (v 3/4) None 29. Who are continued as provisional members, and in what year were they admitted to provisional membership (¶326)? a) In preparation for ordination as a deacon? (PD) (¶326.1) CH Rosa Maria Caldera 2008 NW Christopher Neil Lakey ...... 2007 NW Anne Collins Conover 2008 NW Nancy Griswold McDow ...... 2009 CH Teresa Briggs Dunn 2008 AL Johanna Chavles Miller ...... 2008 CH Stephanie Moore Hand 2008 CH Mary Margaret Miller Nunez ...... 2009 WS Abigail Whitley Hedgecock 2008 CH Patricia Greene Pegram ...... 2008 CH Rhonda Yancey Hermann 2009 LN Melissa Finlay Swofford ...... 2009 WA Lori Bozeman Holliman 2007 WS Monica Lide Swofford ...... 2002 AS John Joseph Isley 2009 WS Douglas Lee Watts ...... 2006 HP Gloria Gunn Hughes 2008 b) In preparation for ordination as an elder? (PE) (¶326.2) 150 Western North Carolina Conference c) Provisional deacons who became provisional elders? (Indicate year) None SA Flora Annalee Crawford Allen 2009 NE Richard Edward LeBaube 2007 WA Martha Johnson Ballard 2005 HP Teresa Howard Lindquist 2008 AL Lucille Kauffman Blizzard 2006 AS Luther Eugene Lingle III 2007 MA Cornelius Francis Brantley, Jr. 2006 MA Cynthia Frisch Lunsford 2008 MA Daniel Leonard Brubaker 2008 WS Gary Cecil Mahathey 2009 HP Bradley Van Bruce 2009 AS Anna Victoria Mandelstamm 2009 WS Katherine Boutwell Bryant 2004 WS Duncan Gray Martin 2009 AL Michael Franklin Burris 2007 GR Jeffery Lawrence Martin 2007 LN Jaylynn Warren Byassee 2003 GA Donald Wayne Mason 2007 ST Michael Andrew Carr 2007 GA Kathleen Monahan McAbee 2005 GR Benjamin Goforth Carson 2008 MA Todd Herbert McCullough 2009 WS Richard Lee Carter, Jr. 2007 WA Leyton Alan Mears 2008 SA Diron Cornelius Chloe 2009 HP Susan Davis Mitchell 2009 AL Jimmy Randall Chrisawn 2006 AS Alfred John Moore 2009 LN Alexis Smith Coleman 2009 NW Clyde Andrew Moore, Jr. 2009 LN Andrea Redard Conder 2009 GR Tiajuana Felton Mosby 2008 HP Howard Joseph Conley, Jr. 2005 CH Mark Trask Muckler 2008 NW Katherine Vickers Cornell 2007 LN Friday Mba Okocha 2006 WA Billie Wade Cranﬁ eld 2005 CH Christie Ann Page 2004 WA Gerald Thomas Denham 2003 LN Debra Malcom Paulsen 2003 WS Janet Fisher Dixon 2007 LX Melinda Suzanne Penry 2007 GA William Monroe Draughn 2008 LN Ashley Garlyn Pickerel 2007 LX Joe Keith Edwards 2007 NE Julie Ann Roberts 2008 ST Matthew Jay Emory 2008 GA Katie Ann Roberts 2009 AS John Daniel Erwin 2008 NW Robert Dean Roten 2009 SA Michael Fernand Fongemy 2008 SA Anita Walker Sain 2009 LX William Nelson Foust 2007 MA Richelle Wagner Sampl 2008 GR William Dee Gibson 2008 CH Thomas Harry Schnitzlein 2008 NE Kelly Lynn Whiting Giese 2007 GR Larry William Scott 2007 WA Susan Slye Giles 2009 AL Ronald Dean Setzer 2006 SA John Curtis Goforth 2008 WA Matthew Steven Smith 2008 CH Lauren Elaine Baker Hall 2009 GR Thomas Cayce Stapp 2009 GR Otto Delano Harris III 2007 NW Dale Martin Swofford 2004 CH Vincent Allan Harris 2007 GA James Preston Tate 2007 GA Jennifer Allen Hege 2007 NW Jacquelyn Hovis Taylor 2008 GA James David Hiatt 2009 AS Molly Tyson Templeton 2008 SA James Alan Hood 2008 AL Jack Donald Tookey 2007 LN James Corbitt Howard III 2009 LN Richard Bowden Tuttle 2008 HP Carol Rogers Hunter 2009 CH TeresaMarie Tidaback Vilagos 2008 ST Robert Allen Ingram, Jr. 2008 NE Catherine Anne Vlastakis 2008 NE Rodvegas Marc Ingram, Sr. 2005 LX Horace Wellington Walker 2007 GR Timothy MacGregor James 2008 WA Jeane Sumpter Walker 2005 AL Rickey Clay Johnson 2006 GR Ronald Jeffery Weatherford 2005 ST Mandy Michelle Neill Jones 2006 CH Timothy Ardell Webster 2008 ST Neal Christopher Jones 2008 MA Chester Ray West 2008 AL Norman Ernest Jones, Jr. 2007 AL Erin Grot Yow (2007 LN Stephen Gene Knopp II 2007

d) Provisional elders who became provisional deacons? (Indicate year) None e) Provisional members who transferred from other conferences or denominations? (¶347) None 30. Who have been received from other Christian denominations (¶347.3): (List alphabetically–see note preceding Question 27): a) As provisional members (¶347.3a,b)? (v) (date received) None b) As local pastors (¶347.3a)? (v) (date received) None 31. Who are elected as members in full connection? (List alphabetically-see note preceding Question 27. Anyone appearing on this question must also be listed somewhere in questions 32-33 or 35, unless the clergy’s orders from another denomination were recognized on question 39 in a previous year.): a) Deacons WS Laura Alexander Elliott CH Robert Rives Webb III b) Elders WA Michael Allen Binger LN David Jong-Hyun Lee LX Lori Anne Bowen LX Sharon Elizabeth Thompson Lee AL Beverly Tracy Carroll CH Barbara Gayle Gibson Montgomery LX Jason Michael Constantine NW William Leon Morrow CH Paul Alexander Craig Jr. AS David Edmundson Peeler NW H. Renee Koontz Easter SA David Gordon Raiford Sr. NW Judy Diane Hilton Eurey ST Jill Michele Brooks Rhinehart CH Angela Dawn Barr Hollar ST Robert Christian Silber HP Karen Sue Richards Hudson 2010 journal 151

32. Who are elected for ordination as deacons in full connection: (List alphabetically-see note preceding Question 27) a) After provisional membership (¶330)? (v 2/3) Laura Alexander Elliott Robert Rives Webb III b) Transfer from elder in full connection (¶ 309.3)? (v 2/3) None 33. Who are elected for ordination as elders? a) After provisional membership (¶335)? (v 2/3) Michael Allen Binger David Jong-Hyun Lee Lori Anne Bowen Sharon Elizabeth Thompson Lee Beverly Tracy Carroll Barbara Gayle Gibson Montgomery Jason Michael Constantine William Leon Morrow Paul Alexander Craig, Jr. David Edmundson Peeler H. Renee Koontz Easter David Gordon Raiford, Sr. Judy Diane Hilton Eurey Jill Michele Brooks Rhinehart Angela Dawn Barr Hollar Robert Christian Silber Karen Sue Richards Hudson b) Transfer from deacon in full connection? (¶ 309.3) (v 2/3) None 34. What provisional members, previously discontinued, are readmitted (¶364)? (v) None 35. Who are readmitted (¶¶365–367 [v], ¶368 [v 2/3]): a) As associate members? None b) As members in full connection? None 36. Who are returned to the effective relationship after voluntary retirement (¶358.7): (v) a) As associate members? None b) As provisional members? (Indicate credential) None c) As members in full connection? (Indicate credential) None 37. Who have been received by transfer from other annual conferences of The United Methodist Church (¶¶347.1, 416.5, 635.2m)? (List alphabetically. Indicate credential. See note preceding Question 27.) Name Conference Date Larry Vertice Jones South Carolina 06/11/10 38. Who are transferred in from other Methodist denominations (¶347.2)? (List alphabetically. Indicate credential.) None 39. What clergy, coming from other Christian denominations, have had their orders recognized (¶348): (v) a) As deacons? None b) As elders? None 40. Who have been ordained as a courtesy to other conferences, after election by the other conference? (See note preceding Question 27. Such courtesy elections or ordinations do not require transfer of conference membership.) a) Deacons in full connection? None b) Elders in full connection? None 41. Who have been transferred out to other annual conferences of The United Methodist Church (¶416.5)? (List alphabetically. Indicate credential. See note preceding Question 27.) Name Conference Date None 42. Who are discontinued as provisional members (¶327.6)? (Indicate credential) (v). Kristan Dale Bryant (PE) 7/1/10, at his own request Vera Mae Rivens (PE), 7/1/10 43. Who are on location? a) Who has been granted honorable location (¶359.1)? (Give date when this action became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential and year of most recent report.): (1) This year? (v) None (2) Previously? Robert Malon Baucom (E) 1987 High Point: Covenant HP 2009 Andrew David Baxter (E) 2005 Charlotte: Myers Park CH 2009 Thomas Edmund Blanton, Jr. (E) 1993 Granite Falls: First NW 2007 Linwood Cohn Brooks (E) 2003 Charlotte: Cokesbury CH 2005 William Kenneth Brown (E) 1977 Mount Holly: First LN 2009 Pamela Barrow Carter (E) 1997 Charlotte: Providence CH 2009 Philip Keith Cates (E) 2000 Raleigh: Soapstone North Carolina 2009 Randall Jay Cirksena, Jr. (E) 1998 Owatonna Minnesota 2009 Linda Holder Clark (E) 1985 Durham: Epworth North Carolina 2009 152 Western North Carolina Conference

Kathy Watson Conner (E) 1998 Durham: Calvary North Carolina 2009 Debbie Gail Lewis Fox (E) 2000 Winston-Salem: Centenary WS 2009 David James Fussell (E) 1989 Raleigh: Asbury North Carolina 2009 Robert Lester Greenawalt (E) 1986 Tabernacle GR 2009 Deborah Gates Hemenway (E) 2000 Charlotte: St. Andrew’s CH 2009 Geoffrey Clyde Hemenway (E) 1989 Charlotte: St. Andrew’s CH 2009 Walter Summersett Hill (E) 1994 Alexandria: Washington St Virginia 2009 Kevin Lyle Honbarger (E) 2008 Providence SA 2009 Lonnie Myron Kendall (E) 1994 Dobson NE 2009 Charles Edward Medlin (E) 1999 Charlotte: St. Andrew’s CH 2007 Adele Byrum Novotney (E) 2002 Waynesville: First WA 2009 Ancil Overbey III (E) 1997 Cramerton: Cramer Memorial GA 2009 Thomas Earl Eugene Simpson (E) 1999 GA: Epworth-Mt. Pleasant GA 2009 Gregory Scott Smith (E) 2001 Kannapolis: Trinity SA 2007 Mark Richard Smith (E) 2009 Greensboro: Christ GR 2009 Mark Madison Norman Vickers (E) 1996 Greensboro: Christ GR 2009 b) Who on honorable location are appointed ad interim as local pastors? (¶359.2) (Indicate date and appointment.) None from Western North Carolina; however, Fred Boyd Moretz, honorably located from Holston, is appointed in the Northeast District (see Question 21b). c) Who has been placed on administrative location (¶363.1? (Give date when this action became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential.): (1) This year? (v) Todd Allen Struble (FE), effective 7/1/10 (2) Previously? None 44. Who have been granted the status of honorable location–retired (¶359.3)? (Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential.): a) This year? (v) None b) Previously? Karen Lynn Carter (E) 1993 Gastonia: First GA (Retired 2006) Clyde Wheeler Faulkner, Jr. (E) 1977 Martin’s Creek-Peachtree WA (Retired 2007) William David Haire (E) 1991 Nashville: Belmont Tennessee (Retired 2009) Elmer Odell Hall (E) 1977 Asheville: Central AS (Retired 2002) Paul Wilson Matthias (E) 1977 St. Matthew’s Virginia (Retired 2008) Edward Lee Moore (E) 1983 N. Wilkesboro: First NW (Retired 2000) Thomas Edward Redmon (E) 1987 Charlotte: First CH (Retired 2008) Michael Lineback Reynolds (E) 1983 Rome: First N.Georgia (Retired 2005) Reginald Lowell Smith (E) 1977 None: No CC (Savannah Christian Church) (Retired 2000) Royce Eugene Smith (E) 1994 Brevard: St. Timothy AS (Retired 2005) Joseph Louis Williams (E) 1978 No CC (non-denom.) North Carolina (Retired 1996) 45. Who have had their status as honorably located and their orders terminated (¶359.2)? (v) (Give date when this action became effective. Indicate credential.) None 46. Who have had their conference membership terminated? (Give date when this action became effective. Indicate credential.) a) By withdrawal to unite with another denomination (¶360.1, .4)? (v) None b) By withdrawal from the ordained ministerial ofﬁ ce (¶360.2, .4)? (v) None c) By withdrawal under complaints or charges (¶¶360.3, .4; 2719.2)? (v) David Frederick Cunha (FE), 5/3/10, under complaint d) B y termination of orders under recommendation of the Board of Ordained Ministry (¶354.12 )? (v) None e) By trial (¶2713)? (v) None 47. Who have been suspended under the provisions of ¶361.1c, ¶2704.2c or ¶2711.3? (Give effective dates. Indicate credential.) David Frederick Cunha (FE) February 5, 2010-May 3, 2010 Jerry Thomas Evans (FE) July 9, 2009-September 1, 2009 Todd Allen Struble (FE) October 26, 2009-January 9, 2010 48. Deceased (List alphabetically in the spaces provided) a) What associate members have died during the year? Effective: None Retired: Name Date of Birth Date of Death Kenneth Gray Fansler February 26, 1926 January 26, 2010 Willie Lorenza Napper July 24, 1911 December 20, 2009 b) What provisional members have died during the year? (Indicate credential.) Effective: None Retired: None 2010 journal 153

c) What elders in full connection have died during the year? Effective: None Retired: Name Date of Birth Date of Death Garland Howard Allred May 28, 1922 October 12, 2009 Herman Calvin Beck May 30, 1927 November 5, 2009 Collins Menzie Benﬁ eld May 26, 1916 June 6, 2010 Hugh Lawrence Bond October 7, 1936 November 17, 2009 Claude Lee Campbell, Jr. May 28, 1925 February 16, 2010 John Wesley Cole December 10, 1924 January 20, 2010 Harlan Longstreet Creech, Jr. September 21, 1912 June 15, 2009 Hugh Vincent Ferguson May 23, 1920 December 25, 2009 Robert Allen Foster April 21, 1928 May 18, 2010 Floyd Lee Heckard January 24, 1923 June 28, 2009 Muriel Climax Hickman March 5, 1921 July 10, 2009 J Edwin Houk December 8, 1931 August 25, 2009 Harold Norman Smisor December 18, 1933 November 23, 2009 Robert Henry Stamey November 3, 1915 January 22, 2010 Joseph Marion Taylor, Jr. June 21, 1921 January 24, 2010 Billy Mac Whiteside July 6, 1933 February 1, 2010 Zeno Cletus Wright April 1, 1928 September 16, 2009 d) What deacons in full connection have died during the year? Effective: None Retired: None Name Date of Birth Date of Death e) What local pastors have died during the year? Active: Name Date of Birth Date of Death Gary Glennell Watlington December 29, 1966 July 12, 2009 Retired: Name Date of Birth Date of Death Alvin Garnet Jones August 13, 1923 September 23, 2009 Ralph Alexander Shipp September 17, 1940 February 4, 2010 49. What provisional or ordained members (elders and deacons) have received appointments in other Annual Conferences of The United Methodist Church while retaining their membership in this Annual Conference (¶¶331.8, 346.1)? (List alphabetically; indicate annual conference where appointed. Indicate credential.) Name Conference Date Jane Dru Brannock (FD) North Carolina 1st year Jaylynn Warren Byassee (PE) North Carolina 2nd year Lynne Blankenship Caldwell (FE) Virginia 3rd year Lauren Elaine Hall (PE) Virginia 2nd year Bradford Hugh Holliman (FE) Tennessee 4th year Sherry Ward Jackson (FD) South Carolina 1st/2nd year Uiyeon Kim (FE) North Carolina 1st year Abigail Williford Kocher (FE) Virginia 1st year Alisa Linn Lasater (FE) Baltimore-Washington 3rd year Kristin Davis Lassiter (FD) North Carolina 9th year Debra Diane Malcom (PE) South Carolina 1st year Efﬁ e McClain (FE) New England 1st year Lauren Clawson Miller (PD) North Georgia 1st year Mary Lynne Peterson (FD) South Carolina 5th year James Lee Powell (FE) North Georgia 14th year Larry Gene Puryear (FE) Kentucky 3rd/4th year Gayle Jordan Quay (FD) South Carolina 14th year Walter Mark Ralls (FE) Western New York 4th year Martha Elizabeth Slater (FE) Alaska Missionary Conference 3rd year Thomas Cayce Stapp (PE) Kansas East 1st /2nd year Norman Maxwell Stott, Jr. (FE) Rocky Mountain 6th year Elizabeth Grady Taylor (FD) North Carolina 3rd year Carrie Smith Wright (FD) South Carolina 3rd/4th year 154 Western North Carolina Conference

50. Who are the provisional or ordained members on leave of absence and for what number of years consecutively has each held this relation (¶354)? (Indicate credential. Record Charge Conference where membership is held.) a) Voluntary? (v; v 2/3 after 5 years) (1) Personal (¶354.2a) Martha Johnson Ballard (PE) Waynesville: First (WA) (1st year) Charlotte Grill Brendel (FD) Hickory: St. Luke’s (ST) (1st/2nd year) Beverly Tracy Carroll (FE) Gilboa-Peachland (AL) (1st year) Brian James Cornell (FE) Henson’s Chapel-Mabel (NW) (1st year) Karla Vandergriff Farabow (FE) Winston-Salem: Green Street (WS) (3rd/4th year) Elizabeth Haas Faughn (FE) Charlotte: Wesley (CH) (3rd year) Joe Allen Hamby (FD) Charlotte: First (CH) (2nd/3rd year) Paula Kendall Judy (FE) Forest City: First (MA) (2nd year) Jeffrey Lawrence Martin (PE) Greensboro: Christ (GR) (2nd/3rd year) Crystal Gayle McPhail (FE) Weaverville (AS) (2nd year) Corey Glendon Miller (FE) Winston-Salem: Maple Springs (WS) (4th/5th year) Michael John Moran (FE) Greensboro: Grace (GR) (1st year) Michael Eugene Newton (FE) Wesley Chapel (Stanly) (AL) (3rd year) Phillip Todd Poole (FE) Trinity: Fairview (HP) (3rd/4th year) Howard Michael Rich (FE) New Covenant (LN) (5th year) Andrea Fare Smith (FD) Williamson’s Chapel (LN) (4th year) (*) William Gene Summey (AM) Forest City: First (MA) (2nd year) Molly Tyson Templeton (PE) Snow Hill (AS) (2nd year) Nina Weaver Wynn (FE) Charlotte: St. John’s (CH) (1st year) Over 5 years Katherine Kindred Crain (FD) Fincher’s Chapel-Mt. Zion (WA) (8th year) (*) Elizabeth Horace Orrell (FD) Winston-Salem: Mount Tabor (WS) (6th/7th year) (* Leave of absence as deacon in full connection in order to be appointed as local pastor.) (2) Family (¶354.2b) Shelton Dunn Davis (FE) Belmont: First (CH) (5th year) Christen Harley Matlick (FE) Asheville: Central (AS) (3rd year) Scott Alan Osterberg (FE) Yadkinville (NW) (1st year) Kathryn Barba Pierce (FE) High Point: Wesley Memorial (HP) (1st year) Christy Lee Sharp (FE) Asheville: Biltmore (AS) (5th year) Over 5 years Susan Hubbard Ewing (FE) Winston-Salem: Mt. Tabor (WS) (7th year) Christie Ann Page (PE) Charlotte: Myers Park (CH) (5th/6th year) Stacey Ruth Watkins-Grifﬁ th (FE) Rutherfordton: First (MA) (7th year) Melinda Kay Snyder (FE) Farmington-Wesley Chapel (LX) (8th year) (3) Transitional (¶354.2c) Lori Ann Bozeman Holliman (FD) Long’s-Cruso (WA) (1st year) Ann Dienstberger Hoyt (FD) Bald Creek-Pensacola (AS) (1st year) Gloria Gunn Hughes (PD) Asheboro: West Bend (HP) (1st year) b) Involuntary? (v 2/3) Jerry Evans McKendree (GA) (1st/2nd year) c) Who have been placed on leave of absence since the last session of the annual conference (ad interim)?: Name Effective Date Charge Conference (1) Voluntary? (v) (i) Personal Martha Johnson Ballard (PE) 6/1/10 Waynesville: First (WA) Charlotte Grill Brendel (FD) 1/1/10 (from transitional) Hickory: St. Luke’s (ST) William Gene Summey (AM) 7/1/2009 Forest City: First (MA) (ii) Family Katherine Boutwell Bryant (PE) 9/1/2009-7/1/2010 Asheville: Groce (AS) (iii) Transitional Ann Dienstberger Hoyt (FD) 6/20/10 to current Bald Creek-Pensacola (AS) Lutz Gottfried Keller (FE) 1/24/10 to 3/10/10 May’s Chapel (ST) Heeyoung Kim (FE) 7/1/09 to 10/1/09 High Pont: So Mang (HP) Abigail Williford Kocher (FE) 3/1/10 to 7/1/10 Davidson (LN) Walter Henry McKelvey (FE) 3/9/10 to 7/1/10 Charlotte: Simpson-Gillespie (CH) Sallyanne Irwin McVay (FD) 03/06/2010 to 3/28/10 Asheville: Asbury Memorial (AS) (2) Involuntary? (v 2/3) Jerry Thomas Evans (FE) 9/1/09-current McKendree (GA) Mary Sisk Lautensleger (FE) 5/24/10 – 7/1/10 Hickory Ridge (WS) Todd Allen Struble (FE) 12/9/09-7/1/10 Kimesville: Mt. Pleasant (GR) 2010 journal 155

d) Who on leave of absence have had their leaves terminated since the last session of the annual conference (ad interim)? Name Effective Date Minnie Delores Davis (FE) 12/31/2009 (to retirement) Sherry Ward Jackson (FD) 10/1/2009 (to appointment) Lutz Gottfried Keller (FE) 3/10/2010 (to retirement) Heeyoung Kim (FE) 10/1/2009 (to appointment) Kathryn Andrews McElveen (FE) 4/1/2010 (to appointment) Sallyanne Irwin McVay (FD) 3/28/2010 (to appointment) Thomas Kevin Taylor (FE) 1/11/2010 (to appointment) The following leaves are terminated at the 2010 Session of the Annual Conference: K r istan Dale Bryant (PE) 7/1/2010 (to discontinued) Abigail Williford Kocher (FE) 7/1/2010 (to appointment in VA Conference) Debra Diane Malcom (PE) 7/1/2010 (to appointment in SC Conference) Walter Henry McKelvey (FE) 7/1/2010 (to retirement) Friday Mba Okocha (PE) 7/1/2010 (to appointment) 51. Who are granted sabbatical leave (¶352)? (v) (Give date when this relation became effective; indicate credential.) Frank Edward Ingram (FE) 7/1/2010 Carl William Lindquist (FE) 7/1/2010 52. What actions have been taken concerning members who are unable to perform their ministerial work because of incapacity due to health matters and disabling conditions (¶357)? (Indicate credential.) a) Who were granted incapacity leave since the last annual conference session (¶357.2)? (Give effective dates) Howard Stephen Kiser (FE) 10/1/2009 Michael Douglas McClellan (AM) 7/1/2010 Charles Mark Plummer (FE) 11/1/2009 Mike Daniel Roseman (FL) 1/1/2010 John Palmer Smith (FD) 1/1/2010 Jeane Sumpter Walker (PE) 11/1/2009 Patrick Paul Welch (FE) 7/1/2010 b) Who have had their incapacity leave terminated since the last conference session (¶357.3)? (Give effective dates of terminations): James Wiley Fowler III (FE) 1/31/10, to retirement c) Who are granted incapacity leave at this session (¶357.1)? (v) Janet Elizabeth Anderson (FE) Michael Douglas McClellan (AM) Wayne Arthur Beatty (FE) John Albert Moore (FE) Harold Edwin Benﬁ eld (FL) Wanda Jean Ogden (FE) William Francis Berry II (FE) Robert Claude Peurifoy (FE) Stanley Lamar Champion (FL) Carol Sweger Ploch (FE) Teddy Blair Craddock (FE) Charles Mark Plummer (FE) Robert Vess Dodd (FE) Tommy Lee Robertson (AM) Jimmy William Galloway (FE) Mike Daniel Roseman (FL) Ann Sheaffer Gibert (FE) Robert Keith Scott (FE) Karen Kay Williams Gottula (FE) John Palmer Smith (FD) Charles Ray Guy (FE) Leonard Engram Stadler, Jr. (FE) Paul Kenneth Hacklander (FE) Reta Dover Steck (FE) Ellen Sears Harkey (FE) Emma Loretta Stutz (FE) Patricia Humphries-Bivens (FE) Yvonne Lucille Vredenburg (FE) Thomas Maurice Huntley (FE) Jeane Sumpter Walker (PE) Howard Stephen Kiser (FE) Patrick Paul Welch (FE) David Garth Lookadoo (FE) Dana Bruce Wooten (FE) 53. What members in full connection have been retired (¶358): (List alphabetically giving full name—ﬁ rst, middle, last—in that order. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (¶358.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under ¶358.1, no vote required; under ¶358.2, v; under ¶358.3, v 2/3) Deacons a) This year? Patience Slocum Brumley Elizabeth Clyburn Minus (eff. 5/30/10) Mary Jane Vergin b) Previously? Ramona Morton Clapp Gloria Dawn Simmons Elinor Duvall Heermans Ellen Strawbridge Yarborough Lillian Gail Whittington Rose 156 Western North Carolina Conference

Elders a) This year? Peggy Deloatch Bridgers Harrison Lee Hinson Wade Hampton Childers, Jr. Gervase Craig Hitch Jane Mary Curran Lutz Gottfried Keller (eff. 3/1/10) Jackie Dean Danley Mary Sisk Lautensleger Minnie Delores Davis (eff. 12/31/09) James Edward Maddox Elizabeth (Betty Jeanne) Day Walter Henry McKelvey James Wiley Fowler III (eff. 1/31/10) Keys Summie Pendleton William Reese Garrard, Jr. Kenneth George Roth, Jr. James Henry Graves Linda Brooks Roth Madeline Dell Gray Howard Dean (Butch) Sherrill, Jr. (eff. 8/1/09) Thomas James Herin Charles Benjamin Stevens III b) Previously? Charles Leon Adams Edward Davis Cantor, Jr. Frank Hugh Edwards Thornton Dixon Adams Jackson Walker Carroll, Jr. John Frank Edwards Peter Eric Adotey Addo Henry Samuel Carter Kenneth Robert Eller Julian McClees Aldridge, Jr. James Joel Carter Sara Carroll Elliott James Grant Allred, Jr. Robert Lee Carter, Jr. Edgar Lee Ellis Alexander Mapes Alvord Tommie Lee Cassady Lloyd Donald Ellis James McCoy Armstrong Clarence Jack Caudill William Byrd Ellison Donald Winberry Ashe John Harley Cecil John Frederick Epps George Elton Auman Buddy Joe Champion Joe Lane Ervin Dewey Addison Bailey Patricia Poteate Choplin James Richard Faggart Lloyd Richard Bailey Robert Alpheus Clanton, Jr. William Harold Faggart Richard Douglas Bailey Robert Lawrence Clayton, Jr. Fred Falls, Jr. Harold Keith Bales Larry Bruce Clifton James Walter Ferree Peter David Banyai Hubert Conrad Clinard Richard Hal Finney Lawrence Edgerton Barden Robert Miller Clinard Donald Lagary Fisher John Hyce Barnes James Paul Clodfelter, Jr. Bernard Ray Fitzgerald Carl Benjamin Barr, Jr. William Daniel Clodfelter Virginia Loggins Forbes Grady Ross Barringer Elijah Alexander Cockman Arnold Gayle Ford David Livingston Baxter Gerald David Collins Robert Benjamin Forward, Jr. Thomas McKenzie Beall, Jr. Robert Wesley Combs Dennis Bryan Fox, Jr. Douglas Roach Beard, Jr. Don Edwin Conrad Patrick Freeman Bobby Ray Beck Francis Beaury Cook Robert Edwin Fritts, Jr. Paul Jay Bell Jack Homer Cooke John Rodney Fulcher William Grady Benﬁ eld Reginald James Cooke Joseph Marion Fulk Edward Lee Biggers Harlan Longstreet Creech III Donald Killian Funderburk William Ormand Bigham Earl Pickett Crow, Jr. Jimmie Caldwell Furr James Wayne Billings Richard Joseph Crowder Ben Tyra Gantt, Jr. Eddie Lee Black William Curtis Currie William Frederic Gerhardt William Neal Blanton, Jr. Ben Willard Curry Charles Franklin Gibbons Robert Edmond Boggan, Jr. Joseph Charles Daniels Doris Walker Gibbs Roy Vance Bolyard, Jr. John Paul Davenport James Samuel Gibbs, Jr. James Ellis Bowen Benjamin Franklin Davis Lewis Clinton Gibbs Giles Oren Bowman, Sr. Charles Thomas Davis Philip Hamilton Gibbs Johnnie George Boyd, Jr. Donald Clayton Davis Douglass Wayne Gilbert Erman Franklin Bradley Donald Douglas Davis Jimmy Conrad Gilland Theodore Ray Branton Edwin Vance Davis Beth Diane Glass Paul Eugene Bravender Joe Bill Davis Robert John Goldston Harold Wendell Brittain John Earl Davis, Jr. Franklin Wilson Grice Andrew Waymond Brown, Jr. Richard Irving Dean Glenn Sherer Grifﬁ ths Gary Holmes Brown Bobby Joe Dennis Dayle Gregory Groh Hubert Alvin Brown John Herbert Deyton, Jr. James Chalmus Grose, Jr. Rodney Cain Brown Clarence Harley Dickson, Jr. David Anthony Guy John Moore Bullard William Henry Dingus James Wesley Gwyn, Sr. Larry Gwyn Bumgarner William Richard Doser Benny ByungChill Hahn Russell Nettles Burson, Jr. Joseph Oscar Dowdle, Jr. Raymond Jennings Hahn John Matthew Burton Carl Fredrick Dunker Earle Ross Haire Douglas Howard Butler John Allen Duvall Raymond Oliver Hall John Frank Cagle William Heller Dyar Ronnie Lee Hall James Roy Calloway Ralph Hill Eanes, Jr. James Robert Hamilton Isabel Harris Campbell Jack Jones Early Terry Lingle Hammill Richard Harold Campbell Oren Rex Edmonds Elliott Wannamaker Hardin, Jr. 2010 journal 157

Jack Dempsey Harris Carrol Reeves Lindsey Billy Joe Parker Robert Montgomery Harris Julian Astor Lindsey Marion Joe Parker Claude Jacob Hartsell Gene Houston Little Derrell Lloyd Parris Joseph J. Hauser Robert Wayne Little David Reagan Penland Joseph Harry Hawk Arthur Ruffus Livengood Merrill Gilford Perkins William Thornton Hawkins Harry Glenn Long, Jr. Paul Franklin Perkins, Sr. Donald Williams Haynes James Baxter Long, Jr. Joseph Ray Petree Sidney Alexander Head Paul Daniel Lowder Philip Allen Pharr James Patrick Heafner Carroll Crescent Lupton, Jr. William Homer Pheagin, Jr. Edwin Harold Hedgpeth Joe Edward Luther, Jr. George Lee Pollock Jan Phillip Heermans Rufus Reginald Lutz Henry Morrison Pollock James Franklin Herman Edmund Ray Lynn Jackuline Bennett Porter John Welborn Herold Fred Keith Macon Daniel Nelson Powell Emmett Ernest Hiatt, Jr. Ronald Jackson Mann John James Powell Fred Adam Hill Calvin Clay Manning Theodore Allen Powell DeForest Everett Hillyer, Jr. Jimmie Harold Martin, Sr. James Oakley Prichard Richard Dale Hilton Sammie Lester Martin Dolores Barus Queen Robert Haroldean Hipps Sandra Wooldridge Martin William Robbins Ragsdale Bruce Grayson Hobson Jacob Christian Martinson, Jr. James Allen Raines Theodore Schott Hoffmann David Orland Mason Robert Johnson Ralls Theron Dale Holcombe Carl Edward McArn Richard Dale Randolph Cornelius Holland Joseph Arthur McCombs Vernon Jerome Ramsey Kenneth Arthur Horn Charles Lenwood McDowell Louis Benton Reed Ervin Hillard Houser Robert Howard McDowell Ralph Lee Reed Thomas Jolly Howard Melvin Dwight McIntosh Joseph MacDonald Reeves George Keith Howell James Lee McKinney Frank Garﬁ eld Richards III Richard Arden Howle Joseph Crowell McMurry David Riffe Robert Eugene Huffman William Kirk McNeill Edna Ruth Riggs Boyce Huffstetler William Tracy Medlin, Jr. Charles Ronald Riley Lloyd George Hunsucker Joe Thurman Melton Baxter Maurice Ritchie Billy Van Hunter Larry Marvin Melton George Wall Roberson Donald Edgar Inlay Louis Miles George Parks Robinson Olin Bernis Isenhour John James Miller Carlos Alberto Rodriguez Ralph Emerson James, Jr. John Kermit Miller Wade Glenn Rogers Richard Bailey Jarrett Rickie Wayne Mills Ellis Leroy Rouse, Jr. Frank Melvin Jarvis Sadye Joyner Milton Donald Wayne Routh Belvin Junior Jessup Russell Thompson Montfort George Wesley Rudisill Charles Richard Johnson Charles Russell Moore John Mathias Rufty Jesse Louis Johnson, Jr. Robert Lee Moore Robert Glenn Russell, Jr. Kenneth Marshall Johnson Clay Johnson Morgan Thomas Edgar Rutledge, Jr. Timothy Isaac Johnson II Linda Stack Morgan Charles William Sartin Eugene Clark Johnston, Jr. Billie Stubbleﬁ eld Morrison Jimmy Allen Scott John Daniel Jolly Hayward Lee Morrison Harry Russell Sellers, Jr. Kelley Ray Jones Charles Edward Morton Liston Sellers, Jr. Preston Carston Jones, Sr. Aaron Ward Moss Charles George Sherrill Roland Robert Jones Kenneth Ronald Moss Harry McClure Sherrill Wayne Marshall Jones Oscar Ray Moss Harold Dean Shives Steve Darnell Joyce Karen Voskuil Mouw Curtis Levi Sides Henry Adolphus Justice Jerry Dwight Murray Malcome Donald Sides John Wesley Kale Mitchell Craig Murrow Thomas Ralph Sigmon Ralph Earl Kayler Horwood Prettyman Myers, Jr. John Robinson Sills Milford Loy Kennedy Cecil Kenneth Myrick James Cooper Singleton Joel Thomas Key Edwin Garber Needham Charles Wesley Sisk George Depew King Hubert Donald Noblitt Clarence Bryce Smith, Sr. Raymond Howard Kirk Suzanne Boesel Northcraft James Edward Smith Theodore Abraham Kirk James Allen Northington LeGrand B. Smith II Ronald Alva Koonts Zane Grey Norton Robert Moir Smith, Jr. Creighton Boutelle Lacy Robert Michael O’Brien Timothy Hill Smith Robert Ed Lair, Jr. Richard Lynn Ogburn Wayne Reece Smith Joe Alvis Law Glynn Aubrey Oglesby Dorris Payne Smotherman, Jr. Luther Harold Lawing, Jr. William Homer Osborne, Jr. John Perry Spillman, Jr. William Joseph Lear Jackson Kent Outlaw, Jr. Donald Sheldon Stanton James Michael Leatherwood Ronald Alexander Overcash Lawrence Walton Staples Edward Daves Lee Ned Bunyan Owens Theron Paul Starnes, Jr. Stephen Farrell Lee Frank LaPrade Padgett Roy Glenn Steed, Jr. Thomas Smith Lee, Jr. Charles Elbert Page David Lee Steele 158 Western North Carolina Conference

Willard Leslie Stevens Robert Gregory Tuttle, Jr. Harley Morrison Williams Daniel Paul Stiles Charles Edward Tyson Phillip Eldridge Williams Frank Albert Stith III Joseph Blake Tyson Alvin Austin Wilson Edward Boyd Stokes James Hal Varner Benjamin Franklin Wilson Patricia Janelle Hall Stone Lonnie Lewis Vun Cannon Kathleen McGee Wilson Dan Pressley Stowe William Ronald Wachs Mark Flunory Wimmer Russell Harold Strader Emma Lou Wallace Loy Hahn Witherspoon Raymond Clifton Summey Joseph Meek Goode Warner Robert Lee Witty, Jr. Marion Milton Swann Randolph Phillip Waugh William Brian Wombough Worth Alfred Sweet Allen Baker Wea ver Louis Herman Woodard Habakkuk Taylor George Clyde Weekley Wayne William Woodward John Hurley Thomas III James Frederick Weekley Miles Marion Workman Henry Churchill Thompson Thomas Wal lace Weeks Manuel David Wortman Milford Vernon Thumm Wayne Gordon Wegwart Jack Brown Yarbrough James Marion Thurman Richard Curran Welch Charles Garland Young Glenn Dale Troutman Charles Denny White, Jr. Charles Milton Young Donald Wayne Turman James Samuel White Hugh Claude Young, Jr. Charles McNeill Turner, Jr. William Rayvon White Paul Wesley Yount, Jr. Robert Lawrence Turnipseed Dwight Edward Whitlock, Jr. Richard Keith Tutterow Edwin Winston Williams, Jr.

54. What associate members have been retired (¶358): (List alphabetically giving full name-ﬁ rst, middle, last-in that order. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (¶358.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under ¶358.1, no vote required; under ¶358.2, v; under ¶358.3, v 2/3) a) This year? Gary Willard Leonard b) Previously? William Lee Barbee Jimmie Wiles Holland Charles Glenn Powell Betty Neal Owens Boyd Harold Dean Houck Harry Queen Wayne Marvin Buff Shirley Thomas Jones Gerald Leon Ramsey James Dwight Cartner Kyoung Ho Kwon Robert Emanuel Romanello Earl Albert Cook, Jr. Carl Anderson Lain Charles Lee Rowland Horace Mellard DuBose III David Wilcox Lee Roy Wayne Sides James Hart Evans Thomas Edison Logan Bobby Grey Swaim Arelin Ray Freshour Jack Delon Luther Edward Sidney Tapper Donald Ray Freshour Dockes Haywood Lutz Dorothy Boyd Thomas Carmen Broom Godfrey Dee Bee Moore Martin Sherman Barton Warner Gene Edwin Grubb Lewis Ray O’Ferrell Aubrey Lee Whitley Kenneth Ray Hand Daniel King Outen George Ervin Williams Michael Bryan Harrill Ardis Darrell Payne Floyd Juddy Wood Samuel Ray Hinton Lucy Norton Ponder Wade Edward Wright

55. What provisional members have been retired (¶358): (Indicate credential. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (¶358.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under ¶358.1, no vote required; under ¶358.2, v; under ¶358.3, v 2/3) a) This year? Mary Christopher VanDerwerken (2008 Discipline) b) Previously? Mary Manous Carnes (1992 Discipline) Roy Lee Hood (1992 Discipline) David Lee Comer (2004 Discipline) Anne Collins Musselman (1992 Discipline) 56. Who have been recognized as retired local pastors (¶320.6): a) This year? Carter Dennis Brown Jean Kenney Nall (eff. 1/1/10) Robert Glenn Camp Rachel Camilla Orbison (eff. 12/31/09) Rosaleen Cooper Feeser Marietta Teague Smith Nancy Willard Johnson (eff. 12/26/09) Edwin Worley (eff. 12/31/09) b) Previously? 2010 journal 159

In addition, the following persons are considered “retired previously” under the retirement provisions of the Discipline, although not James Dallas Amason James Wilson Finney Alvin Beall Pope Ruth Bass Atkinson Larry Wayne Fletcher Baxter William Profﬁ tt Enoch Garﬁ eld Ball, Jr. John Harold Hammond Richard Quintis Richards III Erma McGaha Bond James Franklin Howell, Sr. Arval Lane Rushing Charles Hans Byers Lee Roy Hunt Kermit Elvin Shoaf Diean Johnson Campbell Charles Edwin Jackson Hillard Dean Smith James Eugene Cloer Karl Arthur Kelly Otis Lee Snow William P. Cummings James Gray Lawton Panzie Merilyn Miller Stevens James Alfred Curry Frances Ruark Lindsey Neville Brandon Storey John Powell Deason, Jr. Donald Rollins McCorkle, Sr. Carolyn Rouse Turner Shirley Spinks Donnell Patt Joseph Miller Charles Branson Walker Raymond Oscar Endicott George Roland Mullinix Sarah Goodwin Weaver all requirements have been met for formal recognition as retired local pastors:

Shirley Todd Allcorn Ethel Whisnant Kincaid Horace William Ruckart Robert Baxter Arnold Sadie Givens Martin Early Cecil Thompson Lloyd William Baird, Jr. Lloyd Edward McCracken Jane Sink Webb James Thomas Banks Charles Edwin McKinney William Mills Creson George Eakin Naff III Rosser Lee Eakes Willis H. Pruett

57. Changes in clergy membership: What is the number of ordained ministers: (NOTE: The numbers in parenthesis following each category listing are the question numbers in this report form where ministers in that category are listed. The number reported below should agree with the number of names listed in the corresponding questions.) a) Elected as associate members? (27) ...... 1 b) Elected as provisional members? (28a, b) ...... 25 c) Elected as deacons in full connection? (32a) ...... 2 d) Elected as elders in full connection? (33a) ...... 17 e) Readmitted? (34, 35a, b) ...... 0 f) Retired made effective? (36a, b, c) ...... 0 g) Transferred in? (30a, 37, 38) ...... 1 h) Transferred out? (41) ...... 0 i) Discontinued as provisional members? (42) ...... 2 j) Honorably located this year? (43a1) ...... 0 k) Administratively located this year? (43c1) ...... 1 l) Withdrawn? (46a, b, c) ...... 1 m) Termination of orders? (46d) ...... 0 n) Terminated by trial? (46e) ...... 0 o) Deceased? (48a, b, c) ...... 22 58. What is the number of: a) Pastoral charges? 843 chartered + 5 mission charges + 4 new church starts = 868 as of 07-01-10 b) Local churches? 1103 chartered + 6 missions + 5 new church starts = 1114 as of 07-01-10 (Note: The discrepancy in the number of missions and new church starts between 58a and 58b reﬂ ect the fact that one of the mission congregations and one of the new church starts are on two-point charges with chartered churches, and those charges are counted as if the entire charge were composed of chartered churches.) 59. What is the number of clergy members of the Annual Conference: a) By appointment category and conference relationship? (NOTES: (1) Where applicable, the question numbers on this report form corresponding to each category have been placed in parenthesis following the category title. Where these question numbers appear, the number reported in that category should agree with the number of names listed in the corresponding questions. (2) For the three categories of Appointments to Extension Ministries, report as follows: ¶344.1a, c): the number of clergy members appointed within United Methodist connectional structures, including district superintendents, or to an ecumenical agency. ¶344.1b, c): the number of clergy members appointed to extension ministries, under endorsement by the Division of Chaplains and Related Ministries of the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. ¶344.1d): the number of clergy members appointed to other valid ministries, conﬁ rmed by a two-thirds vote of the Annual Conference. See the Discipline paragraphs indicated for more detailed description of these appointment categories.) (Licensed Local Pastors not currently under appointment should not be counted as clergy members of the conference) 160 Western North Carolina Conference

b) By gender and racial/ethnic identiﬁ cation? (NOTE: See the instruction for item 59 for guidelines to assist in the racial/ethnic identiﬁ cation count.) 2010 journal 161

PART III CERTIFICATION IN SPECIALIZED AND CERTIFIED LAY MINISTRY (¶635.2u, v, The Book of Discipline) Note: Indicate credential of persons in Part III: FD, FE, PD, PE, AM, FL, PL, and LM. 60. Who are the candidates in process for certifi cation in specialized ministry? James Annas (YM), Alexis Anthony (SF), Sara Bame (CE), Allison T. Brown (CE/SF), Debra Brown (CE), Stephen Brown (YM), Monica Childers (CE/YM), Laura Danford (CE/YM), Leigh Ann Danner (YM), Melissa Davis (CE/SF), Laura Dudley (CE), Kristen Edwards (CE/YM), Andrea Gauldin-Rubio (CE/SF/YM), Felicia Green (CE), Dana Hanlon (CM), Stephanie Hatley (YM), Havelah Havelka (CE/YM), Denise Hembree (SF), Eric Hendrickson (CE), Troy Howard (YM), Frank H. (Duke) Ison (SF), Theresa Lopez-Campbell (CE), Cheryl Maleszewski (CE), Amy Cochran McCraw (CE), Corey Milliet (CM/YM), Joy Moss (CE), Sally Ann Morrison (CE/YM), Mark Muckler (C&R), Cheryl Perkins (CE/SF), Angela Pitcher (YM), Wayne Purdy (YM), Jerrianne Canipe Pyles (CE), Larry Scott (CE), Richard Smith (YM), Tara Snow (CE), Ellen Spruill (YM), Ann Starrette (SF), Stephanie Strickland (CE/YM), Christopher M. Tallman (CE/YM), Amy Vaughan (CE), Thelma Wright (CE), Ted Wilson (C&R) 61. Who is certifi ed in specialized ministry? (List the areas of specialized ministry. Indicate by an asterisk those certifi ed this year.) Edward William Allred (DM) (Christian Education) LeeAnn Baird (LM) (Christian Education and Youth Ministry) Anna Lynn Barden (FD) (Christian Education) Mark L. Barden (FE) (Communications) Barbara Jean Shores Barden (FD) (Christian Education) Robert H. Barnhill (LM) (Business Administration) (retired) Barbara C. Basham (LM) (Music) William Grady Benfi eld (FE) (Christian Education) (retired) Rebecca Green Bingham (DM) (Christian Education) John Louis Borchert (DM) (Communications) (retired) Charlotte Grill Brendel (FD) (Christian Education) Peggy DeLoatch Bridgers (FE) (Christian Education) Charles Taylor Brown (LM) (Youth Ministry) William Ashby Brown, Jr. (FD) (Music) Amy Wyn Burton (FD) (Christian Education) Margaret Susan Carmichael (DM) (Christian Education) (retired) Ramona Morton Clapp (FD) (Christian Education) (retired) Marion Craig Clark (DM) (Christian Education) (retired) Walter Howard Coble (DM) (Music) (retired) Barbara Ann Cox (DM) (Christian Education) (retired) Katherine Kindred Crain (FD) (Christian Education) Ben Willard Curry (FE) (Christian Education) (retired) 162 Western North Carolina Conference

Pamela Deck (LM) (Christian Education) Brandon Keith Dirks (FD) (Christian Education and Youth Ministry) Sarah Reynolds Dixon (DM)(Christian Education) (retired) Kimberlee Johnson Dodson (FD) (Christian Education) Anne Carraway Dooley (LM) (Christian Education) Mary Labosky Doub (FD) (Christian Education) Bernard Glenn Dougherty (FE) (Christian Education and Youth Ministry) Donna Gottschalk Ford (LM) (Christian Education) Deborah Eidson Foust (LM) (Christian Education) Cynthia Core Furr (LM) (Christian Education and Older Adult Ministry (para-professional)) Ronnie Lee Hall (FE) (Christian Education) (retired) Stephanie Moore Hand (PD) (Christian Education and Youth Ministry) Dana Anne Hanlon (LM) (Christian Education, Youth Ministry, and Older Adult Ministry) Elinor Duvall Heermans (FD) (Christian Education) (retired) Linda Crisco Hepler (LM) (Christian Education) Virginia Cox Herron (FE) (Christian Education) Peggy Lee Hina (DM) (Christian Education) (retired) Robert Haroldean Hipps (FE) (Christian Education) (retired) Kenneth Arthur Horn (FE) (Communications) (retired) Mark Margaret Houk (DM) (Christian Education) (retired) Gloria Gunn Hughes (PD) (Christian Education Jonathan Van Hunter (FD) (Youth Ministry) Kimberly Tyree Ingram (FD) (Christian Education and Youth Ministry) Sandra Harper Jahn (LM) (Christian Education) Edna Bradley Johnson (LM) (Music) Ellen Sapp Johnson (FD) (Christian Education) William Henry Jordan (DM) (Music) (retired) Sarah Bryson Kalish (FE) (Christian Education) Kathleen Hughes Kilbourne (FD) (Youth Ministry) Ramon Mark King (FE) (Business Administration and Christian Education) Ruth W. Laughlin (LM) (Communications) (retired) Thomas Smith Lee, Jr. (FE) (Christian Education) (retired) Lorie Lewis (LM) (Christian Education) Sandra Mestler McGarrah (DM) (Christian Education) Cecilia Brown McGee (LM) (Christian Education) Sarah Hanko McKinney (LM) (Christian Education and Youth Ministry) Sallyanne Irwin McVay (FD) (Christian Education) Suzanne Boesel Northcraft (FE) (Business Administration) (retired) Elizabeth Horace Orrell (FD) (Christian Education) Beverly Lynn Parker-Reece (PD) (Christian Education) Sybil Richardson Parks (FE) (Christian Education) Mary Lynne Peterson (FD) (Christian Education) Lewis Lowe Poag (FE) (Christian Education) Gayle Jordan Quay (FD) (Christian Education) Jennifer Sims Reilly (LM) (Christian Education) Gail Whittington Rose (FD) (Christian Education) (retired) Saxon Cayce Scarborough (FD) (Music) Selena Levens Scott (LM) (Christian Education (para-professional)) Bonnie Schuldt Shinneman (DM) (Music) (retired) Kent Leigh Shrader (FE) (Camping and Retreat Ministries) Gloria Dawn Simmons (FD) (Christian Education) (retired) Deborah Kitting Sluder (FD) (Christian Education) Alberta Young Spencer (FD) (Christian Education) Elizabeth Grady Taylor (FD) (Christian Education) Ann Tyler (FD) (Christian Education) (retired) Susan Norman Vickers (FE) (Christian Education and Youth Ministry) Katie Sigmon Warren (LM) (Christian Education) Douglas Lee Watts (PD) (Christian Education, Youth Ministry, and Older Adult Ministry) Jane Sink Webb (LM) (Christian Education) 62. Who are transferred in as a certiﬁ ed person in specialized ministry? None 2010 journal 163

63. Who are transferred out as a certifi ed person in specialized ministry? None 64. Who have been removed as a certifi ed person in specialized ministry? None 65. Who are certifi ed as lay ministers (¶ 271, 635.2v, and 665.10)? (List alphabetically giving full name–fi rst, middle, last–in that order, by district) James Thomas Bridges (Winston-Salem) Lena Epps Brooker (Asheville) Dr. Walter Childs (High Point) William Frederick Church (Asheville) Billy Gene Howell, Jr. (Gastonia) Donald Eugene Meadows (Albemarle) James Edward Odum (Asheville) PART IV DIACONAL MINISTERS (Paragraph numbers in questions 67-75 refer to The 1992 Book of Discipline) 66. Who constitute the Committee on Investigation (¶2703.3)? (v) Diaconals/Professing Members: Mark H. Christy, Michael P. Dougherty, Sandra M. McGarrah, Ella Hand; Clergy: Susan Norman Vickers, Randy Sherrill, Patience Brumley, Diaconal/Professing Member Alternates: Catherine Ritch Guess, Burney Drake, David Swindoll, TBD, TBD; Clergy Alternates: Sarah Kalish, Sally Queen, Rhonda Hartweg, Ron Garner, Phyllis Glahn 67. Who are reinstated as diaconal ministers (¶313.3c)? (v) None 68. Who are transferred in as diaconal ministers (¶312)? None 69. Who are transferred out as diaconal ministers (¶312)? None 70. Who have had their conference relationship as diaconal ministers terminated by Annual Conference action (¶313.3)? (Under ¶313.3a, no vote; under ¶313.3b, v 2/3) David Mark Hines 71. What diaconal ministers have died during the year? a) Effective: None b) Retired: Name Date of Birth Date of Death Doris Hill Cornelius December 13, 1927 September 24, 2009 72. What diaconal ministers have been granted leaves of absence under ¶313.1a, c, d) (disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave): (v) a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of each): None b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of persons listed in Question 72a, if their leaves of absence are continuing): None 73. What diaconal ministers have been granted an extended leave (¶313.1e): a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of each): None b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of persons listed in Question 73a, if their leaves of absence are continuing): continuing since 7/1/09: Kathryn Elizabeth Quick (AS), Rebecca Kay Lile (WA) 74. Who have returned to active status: a) From disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave of absence (¶313.1a, c, d)? None b) From extended leave (¶313.1e)? (v) None 75. Who have taken the retired relationship to the Annual Conference as diaconal ministers (¶313.2): (Under ¶313.2b, v 2/3) a) This year? None b) Previously? Margaret Susan Carmichael Carolyn Eargle Jean Marie Morgan Marion Craig Clark Peggy Lee Hina Bonnie Schuldt Shinneman William Howard Coble Janet Marlow Hitch Mavis Campbell Thompson Barbara Ann Cox Mary Margaret Houk Ann Tyler Sarah Reynolds Dixon William Henry Jordan 164 Western North Carolina Conference

PART V APPOINTMENTS AND CONCLUDING BUSINESS 76. Who are approved for less than full-time service? a) What associate members and elders are approved for appointment to less than full-time service, what is the total number of years for which such approval has been granted to each, and for what fraction of full-time service (in one-quarter increments) is approval granted (for purposes of equitable compensation claim and pension credit) ¶¶338.2, 342.2, 1506.4b)? (v ¾): Lucille Kauffman Blizzard (PE) ...... (2nd year, three-quarters time) Daniel Leonard Brubaker (PE) ...... (3rd year, three-quarters time) Kathryn Boatwell Bryant (PE) ...... (1st year, one-half time) Myer Dahn (OP) ...... (1st year, one-quarter time) Billy David Feathers (OD) ...... (2nd year, one-quarter time) Margaret Davis Freeman (OD) ...... (4th year, three-quarters time) Janet Jacobs Greene (OF) ...... (2nd year, one-half time) Lara Williams Greene (FE) ...... (9th year, three-quarters time) Laura Beaver Hamrick (FE) ...... (5th year, one-half time) Vincent Allan Harris (FE) ...... (6th year, one-half time) Jack Lindsey Hileman (FE) ...... (7th year, three-quarters time) Karen Elizabeth Kaser Odor (FE) ...... (3rd year, one-half time) Heeyong Kim (FE) ...... (2nd year, three-quarter time) Mary Perkins Kinken (FE) ...... (5th/6th year, one-half time) Lynne Moose Lepley (FE) ...... (7th year, one-quarter time) Rufus Reginald Lutz (FE) ...... (2nd year, one-quarter time) Jimmy Laird Myers (FE) ...... (4th year, one-quarter time) Friday Mba Okocha (PE) ...... (1st year, one-half time) Julie Wilburn Peeler (FE) ...... (2nd year, three-quarters time) Mary Lynn Rhoades (OF)...... (1st year, one-quarter time) Terry Lee Rowland (FE) ...... (7th year, one-half time) Ann Evans Self (FE) ...... (1st year, one-half time) Christopher Glenn Smith (AM) ...... (8th year, one-half time) Jill Ann Schneider Smith (FE) ...... (8th year, one-half time) Amy Colleen Spivey (FE) ...... (2nd year, one-quarter time) Sherrill Amelia Stinson-Wesley (FE) ...... (12th year, one-quarter time) Pamela Lynn Strader (FE) ...... (4th/5th year, one-quarter time) Robert Hugh Sturge (FE) ...... (6th year, one-half time) Timothy Dale Taylor (OE) ...... (2nd year, one-half time) Thomas Kevin Taylor (FE) ...... (1st/2nd year, one-half time) Kent Duane Tilley (FE) ...... (5th year, one-half time) Bruce David Updyke (OF) ...... (3rd year, one-quarter time) Ronald Dean Van Lente (FE) ...... (6th year, one-quarter time) Ronald Jay Weatherford (PE) ...... (6th year, one-half time) b) What deacons in full connection and provisional deacons are approved for appointment to less than full-time service (¶331.7)? Anne Collins Conover (PD) ...... (3rd year, one-quarter time, unsalaried) Lynda Crisco Hepler (PD) ...... (1st year, one-half time) Kimberlee Johnson Dodson (FD) ...... (5th year, one-half time) Michelle Lee Foster (FD) ...... (2nd year, one-half time) Johanna Chavles Miller (PD) ...... (3rd year, three-quarter time) Lauren Clawson Miller (PD) ...... (1st year, one-half time) Sherrie Burford Schork (OD) ...... (1st year, one-half time) Alberta Young Spencer (FD) ...... (2nd year, one-quarter time) 77. Who have been appointed as interim pastors under the provisions of ¶338.3 since the last session of the annual conference, and for what period of time? None 78. What changes have been made in appointments since the last annual conference session? (Attach list. Include and identify Appointments Beyond the Local Church (Deacons) and Appointments to Extension Ministries (Elders). Give effective dates of all changes.) 6/29/09 James Carlton Lucas (HP) ...... from not appointed to discontinued local pastor (HP) 7/1/09 Heeyong Kim (FE) ...... from Columbia Korean (South Carolina Conf.) to Transitional Leave (GR) 7/1/09 Willam G. Summey (AM) ...... from appointment as a student (MA) to personal leave (MA) 7/5/09 Lisa Laign Tanico (PL) ...... from newly licensed (GR) to Greensboro: Muir’s Chapel Assistant (GR) 8/1/09 Winston Edward Stephenson (PL) ... from newly licensed to Fairview (MA) 8/1/09 Patricia K. Suggs (FE) ...... from Taylor House Associates Counseling Center (WS) to Chaplain, The Prodigals Community (WS) 8/1/09 Howard D. Sherrill, Jr. (FE) ...... from Wesley-Luther Campus Ministry at UNC-Greensboro (GR) to retired (GR) 2010 journal 165

8/1/09 Sharon E. Quate ...... from newly licensed to Reidsville: Woodmont Assistant Pastor (NE) 8/10/09 Johanna C. Miller (PD) ...... from Minister of Education, Prospect (AL) to Minister of Spiritual Development, Mill Grove (AL) 8/17/09 Craig T. Kocher (FE) ...... from Associate Dean, Duke University Chapel (LN) to University Chaplain, University of Richmond (LN) 8/26/09 Jesse James Carswell ...... from licensed but not appointed (HP) to discontinued (HP) 9/1/09 Jerry T. Evans (FE) ...... from Crouse-Pleasant Grove (GA) to involuntary leave (GA) 9/1/09 James K. Sanders (FE) ...... from Jonesville: First-Ebenezer (NW) to Crouse-Pleasant Grove (GA) 9/1/09 Janice A. Virtue (FE) ...... from Executive Director, Leadership Education at Duke Divinity (HP) to Senior Vice President of Leadership Development, United Methodist Foundation (HP) 9/1/09 Kathleen M. Wilson (FE) ...... from retired/Waynesville:First (WA) to retired only (WA) 9/1/09 Katherine B. Bryant (PE) ...... from Durham: Resurrection (North Carolina Conference) (AS) to family leave (AS) 10/1/09 Kathleen M. McAbee (FE) ...... from Crabtree (WA) to Lincolnton: Rhyne Heights (GA) 10/1/09 Heeyong Kim (FE) ...... from transitional leave (GR) to High Point: SoMang (New Hope) (HP) 10/1/09 Dale M. Swofford (PE) ...... from Lowe’s (NE) to Jonesville: First-Ebenezer (NW) 10/1/09 G. Danielle Hammett (PL) ...... from Mt. Carmel (SA) to Eden: Spray (NE) 10/1/09 Jesse F. Rogers (PL) ...... from newly licensed (LN) to Mt. Carmel (SA) 10/1/09 Glenda E. Bennett (FE) ...... from Eden: Spray (NE) to Lowe’s (NE) 10/1/09 Howard Steve Kiser (FE) ...... from Lincolnton: Rhyne Heights (GA) to Incapacity Leave (GA) 10/1/09 Sherry Jackson (FD) ...... from Family Leave (CH) to Minister of Christian Education, Philadelphia (Rock Hill District, South Carolina Conf.) (CH) 10/1/09 Johnnie G. Boyd, Jr. (RE) ...... from retired/Asheboro: St. Mark’s (HP) to retired only (HP) 10/1/09 Kendall C. Glover (PL) ...... from Mitchell-Cox Chapel (HP) to Asheboro Circuit (Mitchell-Cox Chapel-St. Mark’s) (HP) 10/22/09 Stephanie M. Hand (PD) ...... from Charlotte: Mouzon, Minister of Christian Education (CH) to Faith Community Outreach Coordinator, WISH (Workforce Initiative for Supportive Housing) (CH) 10/31/09 Marty K. Johnson (OF) ...... from Greensboro: Muir’s Chapel Minister to Youth (GR) to discontinued 11/1/09 Kelly A. Creekmur (PL) ...... from newly licensed (LX) to South Davidson (LX) 11/1/09 T. Steven McLain (FE) ...... from South Davidson (LX) to Hickory: Bethel-St. John’s (ST) 11/1/09 Zella S. Carpenter (FE) ...... from Hickory: Bethel-St. John’s (ST) to Asheville: Acton 11/1/09 Jeane S. Walker (PE) ...... from Asheville: Acton (AS) to incapacity leave (AS) 11/1/09 C. Mark Plummer (FE) ...... from Harrison (CH) to incapacity leave (CH) 11/1/09 David W. Beam (FE) ...... from Cashiers (WA) to Harrison (CH) 11/1/09 Heather S. Kilbourne (FE) ...... from Asbury-Longtown (NW) to Longtown (NW) and Coordinator, Circles Initiative, RFD-CDC (NW) 11/1/09 C. Mac Warren (PL) ...... from Hanes Grove (NW) to Asbury-Hanes Grove (NW) 11/22/09 Talmadge C. Cheek, Jr. (PL) ...... from Hickory: Fairgrove (ST) to Christ (Hickory) Assistant (ST) 11/23/09 Harold N. Smisor (RE) ...... from retired/New Hope Assistant (MA) to deceased 12/1/09 Karen L. Easter (FE) ...... from Greensboro: Hickory Grove (GR) to Brevard: St. Timothy’s (AS) 12/1/09 Randolph H. Harry (FE) ...... from Brevard: St. Timothy’s (AS) to Cashiers (WA) 12/1/09 Lauren P. Richardson (FE) ...... from WS: Central Terrace (WS) to Greensboro: Hickory Grove (GR) 12/1/09 Robert T. McLawhorn (FE) ...... from Charlotte: Mouzon (CH) to WS: Central Terrace (WS) 12/9/09 Todd A. Struble (FE) ...... from Kimesville: Mt. Pleasant (GR) to Involuntary Leave 12/15/09 John J. Isley (PD) ...... from Bethlehem, Minister with Youth (AL) to Hendersonville: First, Youth Pastor (AS) 12/26/09 Nancy W. Johnson (PL) ...... from local pastor without appointment (WS) to retired local pastor (WS) 12/31/09 Rachel “Millie” Orbison (PL) ...... from Kannapolis: Royal Oaks (SA) to retired local pastor (SA) 12/31/09 Arval Rushing (RL) ...... from retired/Mill Grove (Midland) (SA) to retired only (SA) 12/31/09 Thomas M. Coss (PL) ...... from Webster Circuit (Webster-John’s Creek-Speedwell) (WA) to Webster Circuit minus John’s Creek which closed 12/31/09 Mike Roseman (FL) ...... from Cedar Grove-Sunshine (MA) to Incapacity Leave 12/31/09 Minnie D. Davis (FE) ...... from personal leave (NE) to retired (NE) 1/1/10 Jeff Moran (FL) ...... from Spring Hill (HP) to Ward Street Mission Assistant (PL) (HP) 1/1/10 Edwin Worley ...... from Big Sandy-Western Chapel (AS) to retired/Big Sandy-Western Chapel (AS) 1/1/10 Jean K. Nall (PL) ...... from Glenwood, Assistant (GR) to retired (GR) 1/1/10 Charlotte Brendel (FD) ...... from transitional leave (ST) to personal leave (ST) 1/1/10 T. Cayce Stapp (PE) ...... from Friendship (GR) to Church of the Resurrection: Director of National and International Missions (Kansas East Conference) (GR) 1/1/10 Dana McKim (FE) ...... from Village Church at Pfeiffer (AL) to Village Church and Minister to Pfeiffer University (AL) 1/1/10 John-Palmer Smith (FE) ...... from Charlotte: First (CH) to incapacity leave (CH) 1/1/10 Jesse F. Rogers (PL) ...... from Mt. Carmel (SA) to Mt. Carmel-Royal Oaks (SA) 1/1/10 Robert B. Forward, Jr. (RE) ...... from retired to retired/Midland: Mill Grove (SA) 1/1/10 Nina W. Wynn (FE) ...... from St. John’s/Cambodian Mission Associate (CH) to St. John’s Associate (CH) 1/1/10 Samuel Om (FE) ...... from St. John’s/Cambodian Mission (CH) to St. John’s (CH) 166 Western North Carolina Conference

1/1/10 Augusto Caldero (PL) ...... from Agua de Vida Mission (CH) to Charlotte: Memorial Assistant (CH) 1/1/10 H. Lee Cheek, Jr. (FE) ...... from Vice President of Advancement, Brewton-Parker College (NE) to Associate Vice President, Athens State University (NE) 1/1/10 Golethia B. Irving (PL) ...... from licensed without an appointment (WS) to Winston-Salem: Saint’s Home Assistant 1/1/10 Billy David Feathers (OF) ...... from no appointment (WA) to Martin’s Creek-Peachtree (WA) 1/11/10 Thomas Kevin Taylor (FE) ...... from transitional leave (AL) to Adjunct Professor, Belmont Abbey College (AL) 1/17/10 Edward L. Marsh (PL) ...... from licensed without an appointment (GR) to Friendship (GR) 1/24/10 Lutz Gottfriend Keller (FE) ...... from Emanuel United Church of Christ (ST) to transitional leave (ST) 1/25/10 Nicholas Holman (PL) ...... from Brown Summit (GR) to no appointment to discontinued as a local pastor 1/31/10 James W. Fowler III (FE) ...... from incapacity leave (WA) to retired (WA) 2/1/10 Joshua M. Noblitt (FD) ...... from Mitigation Specialist in the Georgia Capital Defender’s Ofﬁ ce (CH) to Capital Habeas Investigator, Federal Public Defender’s Ofﬁ ce (CH) 2/1/10 Dustin D. James (FL) ...... from Redeemer’s Light (LN) to Charlotte: Assurance, Associate (LN) 2/1/10 Craven E. Williams (FE) ...... from President, Greensboro College (GR) to Brown Summit (GR) 2/1/10 Robert Rives Webb III (PD) ...... from Assistant Director, Rural Church, Duke Endowment (CH) to Director, Rural Church, Duke Endowment 2/1/10 Diana Wingeier-Rayo (FE) ...... from Monroe: Centro Christiano Mission/Director, Hispanic Ministries, Albemarle District (AL) to Matthews (CH) 2/4/10 Ralph A. Shipp (RL) ...... from Retired/Morrow’s Chapel (LN) to deceased 3/1/10 Don Margarita (PL) ...... from Boiling Springs-Hopewell (GA) to licensed but not appointed (GA) 3/1/10 Abigail W. Kocher (FE) ...... from Community Minister, Duke Chapel (LN) to transitional leave (LN) 3/6/10 Sallyanne Irwin McVay (FD) ...... from Black Mountain, Minister of Education to Transitional Leave 3/9/10 Walter Henry McKelvey (FE) ...... from President/Dean Gammon Seminary (CH) to Transitional Leave (CH) 3/10/10 Lutz Gottfried Keller (FE) ...... from transitional leave (ST) to retired (ST) 3/28/10 Sallyanne Irwin McVay (FD) ...... from transitional leave (AS) to programming, Givens Estates 3/31/10 Cornelius Holland (RE) ...... from retired/Pilot Mountain: Lovell’s Chapel (NE) to retired only (NE) 4/1/10 Kathryn Andrews McElveen (FE) ...... from family leave (SA) to Leadership Coach (SA) 4/1/10 Sherrie Schork (FD) ...... from transitional leave in the Kentucky Conference to Assistant Minister, Cullowhee (WA) 4/5/10 Ann Marie Tucker (FD) ...... from Intake Coordinator, Community Resource Solution (WS) to Therapis, Youth Opportunities, Inc. (WS) 4/15/10 Peter Andreas Overcash (FL) ...... from Morganton: Bethel-Oak Forest (MA) to Morganton: Bethel only (MA) 4/26/10 Steven Patrick Roberts (PL) ...... from Greensboro: St. John’s Assistant (GR) to discontinued (GR) 5/1/10 Robert Christian Silber (PE) ...... from Kannapolis: Mt. Mitchell (SA) to Executive Director, Eastern Catawba Cooperative Christian Ministry (ST) 5/3/10 David Frederick Cunha (FE) ...... from Pine Grove Charge (AL) to terminated 5/24/10 Mary Sisk Lautensleger (FE) ...... from Hickory Ridge (WS) to Involuntary Leave (WS) 5/30/10 Elizabeth C. Minus (FD) ...... from Minister of Congregational Care, Shelby: Aldersgate (GA) to retired 6/1/10 Martha Johnson Ballard (PE) ...... from Salisbury: First Associate (SA) to Personal Leave (WA) 6/20/10 Ann D. Hoyt (FD) ...... from Minister of Music, First UMC Clover (Rock Hill District, South Carolina Conference) (AS) to transitional leave (AS) 6/24/10 Andrew Norman Coward (PL) ...... from Gray’s Chapel Assistant (HP) to licensed but not appointed (HP) 79. What elders (full connection and provisional), associate members, and local pastors are appointed to ministry to the local church and where are they appointed for the ensuing year? See Section VI. 80. What elders (full connection and provisional), associate members, and local pastors are appointed to extension ministries for the ensuing year? (Attach a list) See Section VI. a) Within the connectional structures of United Methodism (¶344.1a, c)? See Section VI. b) To ministries endorsed by the Board of Higher Education and Ministry (¶344.1b, c)? See Section VI. c) To other valid ministries under the provisions of ¶344.1d? (v 2/3) See Section VI. 81. Who are appointed as deacons (full connection and provisional) for the ensuing year? (Attach a list.) a) Through non-United Methodist agencies and settings beyond the local church (¶331.1a)? See Section VI. b) Through United Methodist Church-related agencies and schools within the connectional structures of The United Methodist Church (¶331.1b)? See Section VI. c) Within a local congregation, charge, or cooperative parish (¶331.1c)? See Section VI. 2010 journal 167

82. Who are appointed to attend school (¶416.6)? (List alphabetically all those whose prime appointment is to attend school.) Associate Members: None Provisional Members: Bradley Van Bruce (PE) Members in Full Connection: Brian Michael Darr (FE) Keith Lynn Marsden (FE) 83. Where are the diaconal ministers appointed for the ensuing year (¶310) [1992 Discipline]? See Section VI. 84. What other personal notations should be made? (Include such matters as changes in pension credit (¶1506.6), corrections or additions to matters reported in the “Business of the Annual Conference” form in previous years, and legal name changes of clergy members and diaconal ministers.) Mandy Neill Parker became Mandy Neill Jones on 8/5/09 Dianne Kay Donald became Dianne Donald Lawhorn on 10/10/09 Teresamarie T. Vilagos’s EM appointment went from full-time to part-time 10/7/09 85. Where and when shall the next Conference Session be held (¶603.2, 3)? June 9-12, 2011 at Lake Junaluska, NC 168 Western North Carolina Conference VI. APPOINTMENTS 2010-2011 In fulﬁ llment of one of the requirements of ¶ 416 of The Book of Discipline (2008) of The United Methodist Church, I, a bishop of The United Methodist Church, do hereby “make and ﬁ x the appointments” in the Western North Carolina Conference for the conference year 2010-2011. Larry M. Goodpaster Resident Bishop A. APPOINTMENTS OF CLERGY TO CHARGES AND DISTRICTS (Key to abbreviation and category codes on page 190.)

1. ALBEMARLE DISTRICT (AL) District Superintendent: Amy L. Coles (FE) (2)

Albemarle: Bethany Timothy L. Whittington FE 6 Central-First Street J. Mark Weekley FE 2 Associate and First Street pastor Leslee L. Wray FE 3 Main St. Patrick S. Hamrick FE 1 Tabernacle Daniel H. Wilson PL 5 Assistant Vickie M. Wilson PL 2 Ansonville (Ansonville, Cedar Hill, Concord) Robert D. Burr, Sr. PL 2 Badin Laura B. Hamrick FE 1 Bethel-Palestine David C. Nolan FE 2 Bethlehem Howard D. Fleming FE 4 Bonds Grove Randall M. Blanton FE 4 Cedar Grove-Green Memorial Michael F. Burris PE 5 Faith David F. Lawrence FE 4 Fountain Hill-Mt. Moriah Ricky C. Johnson PE 1 Friendship Kristy H. Burnette PL 3 Gilboa-Peachland Nicole H. Jones PE 1 Assistant Ruth Fowler Mercer PL 4 Heath Memorial TBS Hebron Sherry J. Frerichs PL 4 Hopewell Paul L. McClure FE 4 Indian Trail Jimmy R. Chrisawn PE 7 Lilesville (Forestville, Lilesville, Olivet, Savannah) Norman E. Jones, Jr. PE 4 Love’s Chapel-Oakboro Lucille K. Blizzard PE 2 Love’s Grove James K. White FE 17 Assistant Coy D. Blackman PL 2 Marshville Sherri E. Barnes FE 3 Marvin Robert E. Romanello RA 5 Matton’s Grove Emily D. Kroeger FL 1 Midway TBS Mill Grove Earl F. Bradshaw FL 10 Minister of Spiritual Development Johanna C. Miller PD 2 Mineral Springs-Pleasant Grove Bruce L. Gwyn FE 5 Assistant and Pleasant Grove pastor Marilyn B. Wooten FL 9 Monroe: Central Matthew J. Burton, Jr. FE 2 Associate (Parish Minister) A. Gayle Ford RE 7 Minister of Evangelism R. Britton Hadley, Jr. PL 7 Grace-Memorial William R. Englebreth FE 2 Morven (Morven, Pleasant Hill, Sandy Plains, Shiloh) Larry S. King FL 3 Mt. Carmel Nicholas L. Rochester, Jr. FE 2 Mt. Zion David B. Hatley PL 3 New Hope (Union) Ronald D. Setzer PE 4 New Hope-Bethel-Long Pine Frederick D. Sibley FL 3 New London Tony L. Allen FE 9 New Mt. Tabor Jack D. Tookey PE 1 Norwood: First Michael A. Shuford FE 3 Assistant Robert L. Cauble PL 6 Oak Grove Ervin H. Houser RE 7 2010 journal 169

Pine Grove Craven E. Williams FE 1 Polkton (Mt. Vernon, Polkton, Poplar Hill, Wightman) Susan H. Sides FE 5 Porter-Randall H. Eugene Moore AM 2 Prospect Steven E. Phillippi FE 4 Richﬁ eld Mark W. Helms PL 1 Salem Jacqueline E. Tookey FE 1 Smyrna Michael S. Capps PL 5 Stallings Bart W. Milleson FE 3 Stony Hill Michael D. (Lanny) Lancaster FE 3 Trinity Betty N. Boyd RA 6 Union Chapel Ross E. Tracy OR 9 Union County Parish (Antioch, Bethel, Wesley Chapel (Union), Victory) Claudia G. Harrelson FE 1 Assistant Gregory K. Collins PL 1 Union Grove Robert H. Sturge FE 6 Union Kimberly S. Higgins FE 4 Village Church of Pfeiffer University Dana A. McKim FE 2 Wadesboro: First Robert W. Rollins, Jr. FE 7 Wade-Hanna Chapel Jimmie C. Furr RE 11 Waxhaw Caren Bigelow Morgan FE 1 Weddington Terry L. Moore FE 4 Associate N. Keith Lowder FE 7 Associate Erin Grot Yow PE 2 Minister of Pastoral Care Edwin A. Briggs, Jr. FD 7 Wesley Chapel (Stanly) Catherine N. Davis FE 3 Wingate Rhonda D. Hartweg FE 4 Zion Mark E. Curtis FE 4

2. ASHEVILLE DISTRICT (AS) District Superintendent: John S. Boggs (FE) (3)

Alexander Chapel Marjory W. Kiess PL 8 Asheville: Abernethy Anthony R. Sayer FE 3 Acton Zella Carpenter FE 2 Asbury Memorial Lisa Hartzog Hannah FE 5 Minister with Children and Youth Sallyanne I. McVay* FD 2 Bethel-Bethesda George M. Davis PL 1 Biltmore Susan E. Pillsbury-Taylor FE 2 Central Robert M. Blackburn, Jr. FE 13 Associate Anthony L. Bell FE 8 Associate Julie R. Wilburn Peeler FE 2 East Asheville Douglas O. Benton, Jr. AM 9 Emma David L. Warren PL 6 Groce W. Gerald Davis FE 4 Associate Avery S. White PE 1 Haywood Street Congregation Brian E. Combs FE 2 Oakley-Berry Temple Shelly F. Webb FE 1 St. Paul’s In-Yong Lee FE 4 Trinity Rodney H. Hagans, Jr. FE 6 Avery’s Creek Warren N. Owens FE 5 Bald Creek-Pensacola A. J. Moore PE 3 Balfour Anna V. Mandelstamm PE 1 Barnardsville Charge (Barnardsville, Mountain Valley, Pleasant Gap) Beverly W. Colombo PL 3 Bell Dustin D. James PL 1 Bethany John W. Clements, Sr. PL 2 Big Sandy-Western Chapel Edwin Worley RL 19 Black Mountain Lynda T. Briggs FE 3 Brevard: First D. Michael Jordan FE 4 Associate Kerry B. Purselle FE 6 Minister of Education Kimberlee J. Dodson FD 4 St. Timothy Karen L. Easter FE 2 Bright Hope Laurel Bruce E. Johnson FL 2 Brown’s View-Laurel Hill Ellwood H. Wiggins OR 1 Burnsville: Higgins Memorial S. Wesley Sharpe FE 4 170 Western North Carolina Conference Christ R. Naomi King FE 6 Clark’s Chapel Raymond B. Kiess PL 8 Covenant Community Claude J. Kayler FE 5 Cummings Memorial William I Mandelstamm PL 1 Dana Walter B. Christian PL 4 Davis Chapel-Piney Mountain Ronald E. Hartman FL 1 East Flat Rock Francisco Ramos AM 2 Edneyville M. Steven Byrum FL 6 Elkwood-Fairview Sharon Glenda W. Edney PL 2 English Chapel R. Lee Eakes RL 14 Etowah Richard D. Auten FE 1 Associate Luther (Luke) E. Lingle III FL 1 Fairview-Antioch Randy P. Wood PL 8 Fanning Chapel-Sardis John D. Erwin PE 10 Fletcher Stephen J Ray FE 1 Francis Asbury Fred E. Carpenter, Jr. FE 8 Fruitland Jerry D. Warren FL 8 Grace-Dix Creek Victor A. Wilfong PL 1 Hendersonville: First Daniel G. Martin FE 3 Associate Debra L. Gaddy FE 9 Youth Pastor John J. Isley PD 2 Lake Toxaway Marcus L. Dodson FL 16 Little Sandy William B. Wombough RE 1 Mars Hill Beth D. Glass RE 6 Mills River Paul B. Thompson FE 9 Associate Michael E. Flack FE 5 Montmorenci A. Franklin Gordon, Jr. FE 5 Assistant Mary B. Gordon PL 5 Assistant Dianne R. Johnston PL 3 Moore’s Grove Deborah D. Patterson PL 1 Nesbitt’s Chapel Anthony L. Moreau PE 2 Newdale (Celo, Martin’s Chapel, Windom) G. Tony Grifﬁ n FL 4 Oak Hill D. Wesley Austin FE 7 Pleasant Grove Dianne R. Johnston PL 1 Pleasant Hill-Reeves Chapel Jay W. Bissett FE 1 Rosman-Selica Ann E. Self FE 1 Salem K. Darrel Bowles FL 8 Saluda-Columbus Robert L. Parsons, Jr. FE 3 Skyland R. Keith Turman FE 4 Snow Hill David E. Peeler FE 2 Swannanoa-Tabernacle Richard R. Ploch FE 7 Teague’s Chapel C. Wyllene Skipper PL 19 Tryon Phillip M. Hurst FE 1 Upward R. Curran Welch RE 2 Weaverville Linda M. Kelly FE 4

3. CHARLOTTE DISTRICT (CH) District Superintendent: George E. Thompson (8)

Belmont: Ebenezer Angela Barr Hollar FE 4 First W. Mark Andrews FE 10 Park St. Harold E. Schwantes FE 3 St. Mark’s Michael A. Binger FE 1 South Point Barbara B. Mayo FE 5 Charlotte: Aldersgate-Grace Ron D. Perry FL 1 Big Spring David E. Carl, Jr. OE 4 Calvary Melita B. Padilla FE 5 Central Angela A. Pleasants FE 4 Cokesbury Sarah B. Kalish FE 2 Cole Memorial David R. Ortigoza FE 1 Commonwealth Peggy D. Bridgers RE 11 Dilworth Benjamin F. Devoid FE 5 Minister of Education Rhonda L. Hermann PD 2 2010 journal 171 First Elizabeth O. Coppedge-Henley FE 1 Pastor for Congregational Growth and Development Jonathan D. Coppedge-Henley FE 1 Assistant Tracie C. Rose PL 1 First Hmong Mission Tou-Chao Her PL 5 Ghana Community Mission-Hunter’s Chapel Emmanuel K. Boakye-Yaidom FE 8 Good Shepherd Talbot A. Davis FE 12 Hawthorne Lane Andrew D. Brown FE 3 Associate Teresamarie T. Vilagos PE 1 Assistant Robert B. Arnold RL 5 Hickory Grove Arnold D. Corriher FE 6 Associate Dianne K. Donald FE 6 Assistant Myer Dahn OP 1 Kilgo Michael L. Harris FE 3 Light of Christ H. Kyle Thompson FE 7 Memorial David A. Wyant FE 4 Assistant Augusto O. Caldera PL 2 Morningstar Mission Mary W. Brown PE 1 Mouzon Mark T. Muckler PE 1 Myers Park James C. Howell FE 8 Associate William E. Roth FE 12 Associate George I. Ragsdale FE 3 Associate C. Shane Page FE 3 Minister of Education Barbara J. Barden FD 11 Plaza Fredrick B. Bowman FE 4 Providence Kenneth H. Carter, Jr. FE 8 Associate William T. Jeffries FE 12 Associate Tara Ebner Bain FE 7 Minister of Youth/College Students Teresa B. Dunn PD 3 Assistant Marcia L. Conston PL 3 Purcell Timothy D. Taylor OE 2 St. Andrew’s John W. (Jack) Knoespel FE 6 St. Francis Mark D. Evans FE 5 St. John’s Samuel Om FE 9 Deacon Associate Melissa L. Martinez* FD 4 St. Luke Richard C. Clough, Jr. FE 8 St. Mark’s Paul N. Milton FE 2 St. Paul A. J. Thomas FE 2 St. Stephen C. Thomas Latimer III FE 2 Associate Thomas H. Schnitzlein PE 3 Minister of Youth Brandon K. Dirks FD 7 Sanctuary (NS) Percival T. Reeves FE 4 Assistant Vincent Harris PE 4 Sharon Lory Beth T. Huffman FE 1 Deacon Associate Nancy Miller Campbell FD 7 Simpson-Gillespie Walter Pegues FE 7 South Tryon Community Mission Charlie D. Rivens FE 10 Spencer Memorial Emmanuel S. Morris PL 10 Wesley Hyung Jae Lee FE 3 Harrison David W. Beam FE 2 Associate Timothy A. Webster PE 7 Associate Gayle G. Montgomery FE 10 Matthews M. Kenneth Lyon FE 16 Associate (Discipleship/Middle Adult) Dawn M. Hand FE 5 Associate (Congregational Care/Senior Adult) Paul A. Craig, Jr. FE 5 Associate (Hispanic/Latino Ministries) Diana Wingeier-Rayo FE 2 Minister of Missions and Young Adults Bradley E. Hopper FD 6 Assistant (Evangelism/Leadership Development) Judith F. Hunt FL 5 Mint Hill: Blair Rd. Nancy Burgin Rankin FE 3 Assistant Johnny D. Lord, Jr. FL 8 Assistant Candido Albino PL 2 Mount Holly: Burge Memorial-Rock Hill Shirley L. Canty FE 4 First Larry L. Kimel FE 10 Pineville J. Thomas Stinson-Wesley FE 5 Assistant Eric E. Lanier, Jr. PL 4 Zoar Laurie A. Knoespel FE 3 172 Western North Carolina Conference 4. GASTONIA DISTRICT (GA) District Superintendent: W. Lyn Sorrells (FE) (2)

Asbury Richard J. Gould AM 4 Belwood (Kadesh, Knob Creek, St. Peter’s) Patricia Gifford Chaput FE 2 Bess Chapel-Bethlehem Roy T. Byers FE 4 Bessemer City: Bethea David A. (Tony) Green PL 6 First Cynthia L. Arnold FE 2 Bethesda-Cramer Memorial Elise B. Kennedy FE 2 Beulah-Concord John F. Blalock, Jr. FE 2 Boiling Springs-Hopewell Teresa R. Blanton PL 1 Brook’s Chapel Betty B. Brown PL 1 Casar-Polkville William E. Lovelace FE 2 Cherryville: First Ricky D. Fite FE 4 Clover Hill-Mt. Moriah-New Home David L. Miner, Sr. FE 1 Crouse-Pleasant Grove James K. Sanders FE 2 Crowell Memorial-Palm Tree Stephen C. Porter FE 2 Dallas: First Caroll A. Flack FE 11 Double Shoals-Rehobeth-St. Paul’s Sean C. Turner OE 1 El Bethel-Grace Thomas G. Jolly, Jr. FL 1 Fallston: Friendship Terry D. Bevill FE 7 Gastonia: Bradley Memorial Eric A. Reece FE 2 Christ Martha (Marti) M. Hatch OE 1 Covenant-Trinity Paul D. Brown PE 1 Epworth-Mt. Pleasant Albert Mills FE 7 Faith Donald W. Mason PE 7 First George M. Freeman FE 4 Associate James R. Westmoreland FE 24 Minister of Children Sarah Watkins Davis FD 6 Minister of Music Saxon C. Scarborough FD 12 Minister to Older Adults Carl B. Barr, Jr. RE 6 Maylo Laura Hubbard Auten FE 3 Myers Memorial Clyde K. Penry FE 2 Myrtle-Lowell/Smyre Richard L. Cloninger FL 1 High Shoals-Iron Station Sheila M. Gould PL 3 Hinton Memorial J. Stanley McCrary PL 10 Hoey Memorial-Sulphur Springs Priscilla B. Walker FL 6 Ivey Memorial Robert W. Combs RE 6 Kings Mountain: Central Rex L. Gibbs FE 1 Galilee-St. Paul’s Carol A. Davis AM 8 Kistler’s-Lawndale J. David Hiatt PE 2 Laboratory-Mary’s Grove Charlene R. Hutchings FE 2 Lander’s Chapel J. Frank Herman RE 6 Lincolnton: Boger City Allan R. Van Meter FE 1 First Michael J. Gehring FE 8 Rhyne Heights Kathleen M. McAbee PE 2 Marvin James P. Tate PE 7 McAdenville J. Sidney Epperson OR 12 McKendree James R. Reeves FE 3 Messiah William M. Draughn PE 3 Northbrook (Macedonia, Reep’s Grove) Harry F. Andrews FE 4 Oak Grove-Palm Tree-Pleasant Hill P. Scott Owen, Jr. FE 2 Pine Grove Patricia Tiffany Byers PL 6 Pisgah Judy H. Eurey FE 1 Puett Sarah C. Underwood FE 8 Sharon T. Joseph Tarpley, Jr. FE 6 Shelby: Aldersgate C. Wayne Allen FE 3 Associate Katie A. Roberts PE 2 Central Craig A. Langston FE 3 Durham-Philadelphia Vera M. Rivens FL 5 Hoyle Memorial Veranita G. Alvord FE 6 Lafayette Street Thomas R. Steagald FE 2 Stanley: First Noel N. Sweezy FE 2 West Lincoln (David’s Chapel, Hebron, Laurel Hill) Jennifer A. Hege PE 2 2010 journal 173 5. GREENSBORO DISTRICT (GR) District Superintendent: Frank H. Ison (FE) (5)

Bethany James A. Raines RE 12 Bethany-Staley W. Alexander Miles PL 8 Bethel-Julian Nancy M. Vaughan LS 1 Bethlehem A. C. Brock, Jr. FE 6 Assistant Kaye H. Fry PL 4 Brown Summit-Friendship Timothy C. Drum II PE 1 Center Suzanne G. Michael FE 4 Fair Grove Edward L. Marsh PL 1 FaithWalk (NS) William D. Gibson PE 4 Church Planter Angela D. Burris FE 1 Garrett’s Grove-Camp Springs Jeanette T. Hayes PL 8 Gethsemane J. Roy Ward FE 3 Gibsonville Co-Pastor Jonathan D. Marlowe FE 2 Co-Pastor Angela Rogers Marlowe FE 2 Glencoe Daniel W. Gaddy FE 6 Greensboro: Bass Chapel Larry E. Fitzgerald FE 19 Bessemer Nicholas A. Scandale, Jr. FE 4 Carraway Dianne W. Marsden FE 6 Centenary I. Donnell Lloyd FE 3 Christ Julianne (Jan) Brittain FE 8 Associate John H. Bletsch FE 13 Associate Susan E. Norman Vickers FE 19 College Place Byron E. Alexander FE 1 Collins Grove Ronald J. Weatherford PE 1 Glenwood Karen C. Gobel FL 1 Grace Morris A. Brown FE 12 Assistant Morgan D. Terry FL 1 Greensboro Korean Tae Wan (Joseph) Kim OF 3 Groometown-St. Andrews Mary Christopher Vanderwerken RP 2 Guilford College Thomas L. Gibson FE 4 Associate Benjamin G. Carson PE 3 Hickory Grove Lauren P. Richardson FE 2 Hinshaw Donna Strickland Smith FE 3 Irving Park Brian C. Allen FE 6 Laughlin Memorial George M. Coates PL 2 Lee’s Chapel Carol Williams-Gilbert FE 3 Metropolitan C. Miller Carter, Jr. FE 5 Mount Pisgah Jacob C. (Ted) Troutman III FE 3 Mt. Tabor-Celia Phelps Sharon L. Adams FE 5 Assistant Ellen L. Spruill PL 3 Muir’s Chapel Vance W. Lowe FE Associate Danny B. Money FE 6 Assistant Lisa L. Tanico PL 2 Newlyn St. Michael W. Adams, Sr. FL 2 Proximity Abraham Kim FE 2 Raleigh’s Crossroads-Peace Phyllis K. Coates FE 10 St. John’s Michael W. Collins FE 1 St. Matthews Arnetta E. Beverly FE 3 St. Paul G. H. (Bart) Friddle, Jr. PL 6 St. Timothy’s Jill D. Alventosa-Brown FE 8 Triad Native American Joel G. Locklear FL 2 Union Memorial Otto D. Harris III PE 4 West Market St. David S. Melton FE 10 Associate (Administration) R. Scott Nowlan FE 21 Associate (Evangelism) Pamela L. Strader FE 14 Assistant Pastor of Adult Ministries Patricia B. Spicer PL 1 Kimesville: Mt. Pleasant Charles B. Halipilias FE 1 Liberty: First-Liberty Grove Eugene E. Dean, Jr. FE 3 Midway Larry W. Scott PE 4 Mizpah Thomas Roy Goode II PL 2 174 Western North Carolina Conference Morehead H. Bryant Wilbourne FE 6 Moriah Judith Bors Davis FE 2 Mount Pleasant John Franklin Howard FE 1 Assistant Elizabeth A. Sutton PL 3 Assistant Kari L. Howard PL 1 New Goshen Juan P. Gray FE 3 Oak Ridge Michael D. Kurtz FE 5 Assistant Karen C. Kurtz FL 5 Pleasant Garden Phillip DeBerry, Jr. FE 3 Pleasant Union Cecil E. Donahue FE 8 Rehobeth Ben K. Shepherd FE 7 St. James-Jackson Ronnie D. Cooper PL 4 Sandy Ridge Mary Rowe Miller FE 3 Shiloh David S. Garvin LS 4 Summerﬁ eld Beverly E. Gaska FE 1 Tabernacle Kyles Y. Wallace FE 2 Associate Timothy M. James PE 3 White’s Chapel Edward S. Tapper RA 4 Zion Hill Roger L. Green PL 3

6. HIGH POINT DISTRICT (HP) District Superintendent: Carl M. Worthy, Jr. (FE) (3(6)

Archdale Stuart L. Noell FE 2 Asheboro: Adonai Mission Ana C. Morrison FL 10 Brower’s Chapel-Calvary David V. Spaulding FE 2 Central Mark J. Key FE 7 Associate Barry L. Queen FE 11 First W. Michael Holder FE 9 Associate Susan D. Mitchell PE 3 Giles Chapel Ronald D. Van Lente FE 6 St. Luke Pamela E. Blackstock FE 2 West Bend Andrew B. McIntyre PE 2 Asheboro Circuit (Mitchell, Cox Chapel, St. Mark’s) Kendall C. Glover PL 4 Bethany Russell J. Brownworth FL 5 Assistant Matthew J. Youngblood PL 1 Bethel-Liberty Grove Sandra L. McNiel PL 4 Burnett’s Chapel Charles A. Stewart FE 6 Cedar Falls Teresa H. Lindquist PE 4 Central Falls Douglas W. Gager PL 3 Charlotte Angel J. Christ PL 1 Coleridge (Concord, Maple Springs, Mt. Olivet) Edward K. Carter FL 3 Empire Circuit (Piney Ridge, Pleasant Hill, Stout’s Chapel) Robert M. McCain, Sr. PL 1 Fairﬁ eld Jill Lindsey Auman FE 2 Farmer (Farmer, New Hope, Oak Grove) H. Joseph Conley, Jr. PE 4 Flag Springs William R. Jarrett FE 12 Franklinville-Rehobeth R. Perry Brown FL 2 Grays Chapel Douglas W. Miller FE 11 Assistant Alanda B. Harris PL 4 Assistant Andrew N. Coward PL 3 High Point: Christ Matthew S. Farabow FE 1 Covenant J. William Rintz FE 1 Associate T. Kirk LeJeune FE 9 Minister of Congregational Care Michelle L. Foster FD 2 First Christopher A. Fitzgerald FE 6 Associate Frances H. Moran FE 4 Highland-Northwood Jeffrey H. Sypole FE 2 Lebanon Patricia M. Dixon FE 3 Memorial Jessie C. Keaton FE 6 Mitchell’s Grove Timothy R. Porter FE 2 Montlieu Ave.-Welch Memorial Karen R. Hudson FE 2 Oakview-Spring Hill Sandra W. Ireson FL 1 Minister of Children and Youth Ministries Frances L. Browne* FD 2010 journal 175

Rankin Memorial Boyd M. Holliday FE 6 So Mang (New Hope) Heeyoung Kim FE 2 Ward St. Mission Ernest A. (Sonny) Reavis, Jr. FE 8 Assistant Jeff Moran FL 2 Wesley Memorial Ashley Crowder Stanley FE 3 Associate David P. Howard FE 2 Associate Barry P. Osborne FE 40 Associate Richard A. Howle RE 7 Executive Pastor Russell C. Pierce FE 1 Assistant Adam C. Vernon FL 1 Jamestown: Jamestown Gary C. Royals FE 6 Associate James L. Watford FE 9 Associate B. Jason (Jay) Bowers FE 6 Minister of Education Stacy A. Sprinkle FD 5 Minister of Music W. Ashby Brown, Jr. FD 18 Oakdale-Vickrey Carol P. Carkin FE 1 Level Cross G. Frances Adams PL 2 Mt. Gilead James E. Bowen RE 4 Mt. Shepherd James I Groome III PL 1 Mt. Vernon Roger D. Weisner FE 1 Mt. Zion-Pleasant Hill Charles L. Rowland RA 5 New Hope Gregory M. Poole PL 1 New Salem Bernard G. Dougherty FE 5 New Union J onathan N. Crowell FL 1 Old Union-Worthville J. Keith Auman PE 10 Pisgah-Seagrove Robert E. Dowling FL 4 Ramseur: Jordan Memorial Charles A. Lindquist, Jr. PE 3 McCrary Chapel Timothy E. Fitzgerald PL 3 Randleman: First Dana M. Bunn FE 3 Mt. Lebanon Carol R. Hunter PE 2 St. Peter’s-Ferree’s Chapel Liston Sellers, Jr. RE 4 Trinity: Fairview Joyce H. Bunn FE 3 St. Mary’s Lee E. Bynum FL 11 Trinity Memorial Faye L. Herbin FE 1 West Chapel Daniel K. Outen RA 2

7. LAKE NORMAN DISTRICT (LN) District Superintendent: Lillie M. Jones (FE) (3)

Asbury James C. Howard III PE 5 Assistant James F. Howell, Sr. RL 10 Brown’s Chapel Charles A. Young PL 6 Catawba Richard B. Tuttle PE 1 Centenary Michael K. Swofford FE 1 Charlotte: Assurance Christopher M. Westmoreland FE 7 Christ James E. Humphries FE 5 Covenant David J. Lee FE 2 Greater Vision (NS) Alexis W. Anthony FL 8 Homestead Alexis S. Coleman PE 3 Moore’s Chapel David C. Arledge FL 2 Oak Grove Robert D. Symanski FE 4 Pleasant Grove J. Billy Towery, Jr. FE 1 Minister of Education Beverly L. Parker-Reece FD 5 Thrift Melvin K. Burton FL 1 Trinity A. Wade Ogle FE 1 University City F. Ronald Smith FE 4 Assistant Gail N. Werstlein FL 6 Concord Roger R. Sailors FE 4 Cornelius: Mount Zion Michael F. Bailey FE 9 Associate Timothy A. Reimer FE 5 Associate Jill S. Smith FE 8 176 Western North Carolina Conference

Davidson Joseph C. (Jody) Seymour, Jr. FE 8 Associate John B. Rowe FE 15 Associate Jeffrey A. Hassel FE 3 Associate for Business Management P. Glenn Kinken III FE 4 Associate for Campus Ministry Ashley G. Pickerel PE 3 Associate for Outreach and Nurture Susan A. Heafner-Heun FE 2 Minister of Adult Education Alberta Y. Spencer FD 7 Minister of Education Ellen Sapp Johnson FD 13 Assistant Donald (Dutch) L. Handlang PL 1 Denver: Brevard’s Chapel Teresa M. Harris PL 1 Denver Jeffrey W. Johnsen FE 9 Associate Stephen G. Knopp II PE 5 Assistant Timothy S. Killian PL 2 Ebenezer-St. James Paul B.L. Revere FL 6 Fairﬁ eld-Bethel Tony H. Matthews FE 2 Friendship (Catawba County) R. Bradley Thie FE 6 Youth Minister Gregory L. Richard PL 2 Hill’s Chapel Valerie B. Rosenquist FE 4 Hopewell Tamara D. Wensil FE 11 Huntersville Michael H. Goode FE 1 Minister of Education Monica L. Humpal FD 9 Iron Station: New Hope Hubert C. Clinard RE 4 Tucker’s Grove Albert O. Perkins, Sr. FE 27 Knox Chapel Kevin L. Tesh PL 3 Lebanon Gary R. Fulker PL 4 McKendree William F. Gerhardt RE 10 Mooresville: Broad St. Amy Foley Freeze FE 2 Central Robert W. Wiseman FE 3 Faith-St. Paul Donald E. McCoy FE 5 Park Ave. Hugh R. (Buddy) Compton AM 6 Morrows Chapel Belvin J. Jessup RE 1 Assistant Friday Okocha PM 1 Mott’s Grove Mae P. Graves PL 3 Mount Beulah-Providence V. Anthony Williams FL 1 Mount Mourne: Fair View David P. Calhoun FE 2 Mount Pleasant Joseph M. Westfall FE 14 New Covenant Randy L. Wall FE 1 Assistant Tony R. Smith PL 7 Pisgah-St. Paul’s Holly C. Adams FE 2 Rehobeth Robert L. Kerr FE 5 Rocky Mount James R. Hamrick II FE 8 Associate Andrea R. Conder PE 1 Salem Janice F. Combs FE 4 Triplett William W. Roberts FE 4 Vanderburg Susan D. German FE 5 Webb’s Chapel John P. Love FE 2 Williamson’s Chapel Robert E. Fuquay, Jr. FE 4 Associate Andrea F. Smith FL 9 Associate Scott E. Ireland FE 2

8. LEXINGTON DISTRICT (LE) District Superintendent: Sylvia D. Wilhelm (FE) (3)

Advance Cheryl A. Skinner FE 3 Arcadia C. Darrin Everhart PL 1 Bethany D. David Talbert FE 1 Bethesda Dennis B. Marshall FE 2 Bethlehem J. Barry Lemons FE 2 Brooks Temple-St. Stephen H. Donnell FitzJefferies FE 2 Canaan Charles H. Ireson FE 4 Centenary Roland T. Barnhardt FE 2 Center-Salem Robin Brown Fitzgerald FE 3 Chandler’s Grove Derald D. Smith AM 6 2010 journal 177

Chapel Hill Christopher G. Smith AM 20 Chestnut Grove-Piney Grove Harrison M. Carlton PL 2 Cid-Fairview K. Douglas Rowe PL 6 Clarksbury Christopher L. Shefﬁ eld PL 8 Clear Springs-Siloam Charles S. (Sandy) Young III PL 12 Concord Roy L. Miller FL 1 Cooleemee Patrick A. Marion PL 1 Cornatzer J. Shane Young PL 6 Cotton Grove Edgar L Armﬁ eld, Jr. FL 16 Denton: Central Benjamin C. Clodfelter FE 7 First-Canaan Tamela R. Talbert FE 1 Dulin Marilyn L. Weiler FE 4 Elbaville-Fulton W. Kirk Tutterow FE 3 Eldorado (Center, Eleazer, Macedonia) Jesse J. Clubb, Jr. FL 3 Fairview Lisa L. Wishon FE 3 Farmington-Wesley Chapel Sara J. Scruggs FE 1 Friendship Patrick T. Snow FE 2 Good Hope Chris J. Bennett FE 6 Greer’s Chapel Lori Anne Bowen FE 5 Hardison Robert J. Hutchinson, Jr. FE 2 Hillsdale Jerry S. Webb FE 9 Hopewell Toni Ruth Phillips Smith FE 6 Lexington: Ebenezer Horace W. (Duke) Walker PE 3 First Kelley Greene Groce FE 1 Trinity Arnold P. Gosnell PE 1 Wesley Heights-St. Timothy James H. Belk PE 3 Liberty Karen H. Roberts FE 5 Linwood Melinda S. Penry PE 2 Macedonia J. Burton Williams, Jr. FE 7 Midway John C. Woods, Jr. FE 6 Mocks Jonathan L. Brake FE 4 Mocksville: Bethel-Bailey’s Chapel Tony G. Owens PL 5 First Joseph W. Collins FE 2 Mt. Carmel Bruce E. Morasco PL 2 Mt. Olive Perry J. Bradshaw PL 1 Mount Olivet Raymond L. Surratt FE 4 Mt. Pleasant Christopher M. Clontz FE 5 New Mount Vernon Sharon T. Lee FE 3 New Union Steven K. Rainey FE 2 Oak Forest Darren W. Alexander FE 1 Oak Grove Larry W. Thompson AM 4 Prospect-Pleasant Hill J. Gregory Dickens FE 1 Reeds Gary B. Foster FE 10 Shady Grove W. Lynn Upchurch, Jr. FE 4 Assistant Michael S. Lee FL 3 Deacon Associate of Children and Preteen Ministries Leigh J. Bartoli PD 7 Shiloh Sheila B. Bishop FE 1 Smith Grove Christopher D. Henson FE 1 South Davidson (Alleghany, Lineberry, Pine Hill, Pleasant Grove) Kelly A Creekmur PL 2 Tabernacle (Piney Grove, Pleasant Grove, Tabernacle) William N. Foust PE 1 Thomasville: Bethel Arthur R. Holland III FE 2 Assistant Robert H. Briggs PL 3 Central-Greensboro: Holmes Grove Moses E. Hodnett, Jr. FE 1 Fair Grove David C. Noyes FE 2 First Christopher C. Uren OE 4 Johnsontown Wesley C. Smith FE 3 Memorial Ivan H. M. Peden FE 4 Associate Margaret A. (Peggy) Finch FE 10 Minister of Youth Rodney W. Denton FD 7 Minister of Children and Families Lynda C. Hepler PD 1 Pine Woods J. Keith Edwards PE 8 Pleasant Grove Karen H. Smith FE 1 Trinity James C. Parsons FE 4 178 Western North Carolina Conference Unity Donnie B. Durham FE 7 West End-Mt. Zion Myra J. Ward FE 2 Tyro W. Randall Foster FE 5 Assistant Jane S. Webb RL 3 Union Chapel-Chestnut Grove Jason M. Constantine FE 3 Welcome: Center Stephen W. Pillsbury FE 3 Yadkin College Eric W. Lineberry PL 1

9. MARION DISTRICT (MA) District Superintendent: Phillip B. Cole (FE) (4)

Altamont-Jonas Ridge Keith A. Nichols PL 4 Avondale-Cliffside Robert H. Hodgens PL 6 Banner Elk-Liberty Daniel L. Brubaker PE 5 Bethel (Dysartsville) April B. Abernethy FE 5 Bethel (McDowell) Donald R. Freshour RA 1 Bethlehem-Gray’s Chapel Daniel D. Tapp PL 3 Bollinger’s-Warlick’s Larry W. Fletcher RL 7 Caroleen: First Phillip W. Park FE 4 Carson’s Chapel-Trinity Donald G. Morrison PL 19 Cedar Grove-Sunshine Cynthia (Cindy) K. Lunsford PE 1 Centennial Carl M. Ramsey, Jr. PL 3 Concord Chester R. West PE 7 Cross-Ebenezer David F. McHale FE 2 Denton’s Chapel R. Alan Wilson FE 16 Drexel: Christ Martha B. Welch FE 3 Fairview W. Edward Stephenson PL 2 Forest City: Alexander John J. Powell RE 23 First K. Wesley Judy FE 5 Pleasant Grove Alice P. Day FE 5 Wells Spring-Mundy’s Chapel Alfonza Everett FE 2 Friendship-Shady Grove Bobby R. Hallyburton FE 10 Gilkey-Thermal-Gilboa W. Allen Marsh, Jr. FL 3 Glen Alpine David J. Duncan FE 5 Glenwood-St. Mark’s Richelle J. Sampl PE 4 Golden Valley Linda Stack Morgan RE 2 Hildebran: First R. A. (Tony) Bowman FE 1 Kistler’s Chapel Lanell Johnson FE 1 Lebanon Ned B. Owens RE 3 Linville Carroll K. Miller OR 8 Marion: Addie’s Chapel Carl L. Manuel, Jr. FE 3 Clinchﬁ eld C. Ray Davis AM 19 East Marion-West Marion Bradley A. Thompson FL 3 First Kent C. Smith FE 1 Minneapolis-Elk Park W. Preston Thomas III PL 10 Mitchell-Yancey Jody B. Campbell PL 1 Morganton: Bethel Clarence E. Osborne, Jr. PL 1 First C. Sydnor Thompson III FE 5 Associate Todd H. McCullough PE 2 North Morganton S. Neill Shaw FE 2 St. Matthews Allen P. Boliek FE 5 Salem Mark D. Conforti FE 2 Zion Memorial-Mt. Pleasant George E. Williams RA 8 Mt. Harmony-Burke Chapel Peter A. Overcash PE 1 Mt. Hebron Dennis W. Tomlinson PL 5 Nebo-Snow Hill Richard A. Magnuson PE 1 New Hope David A. Locke FL 1 Newland Louis H. Woodard RE 9 Oak Grove P. David Hawkins AM 2 Oak Hill Mark S. Denton FE 4 Old Fort Ronald C. Allcorn PL 5 Pinnacle J. Phillip McCall PL 4 Pisgah (Avery) R. Keith Tutterow RE 4 2010 journal 179

Pisgah (Rutherford) Michael L. Haire PL 4 Pleasant Hill Dennis O. Burleson PL 5 Providence (McDowell) J. David Colson FE 1 Providence (Rutherford) David L. Bradley FL 7 Rutherford College: Abernethy Memorial Sally Wooten Queen FE 3 Rutherfordton: First Edgar L. Hillman III FE 5 Salem Lynda L Ferguson FE 7 Spindale James L. Pyatt FE 4 Spruce Pine David M. Hamlyn FE 3 Table Rock (Arney’s Chapel, Linville, Mountain Grove) Cornelius F. Brantley, Jr. PE 6 Assistant Betty H. Henson PL 4 Tanner’s Grove Wesley E. Craven, Jr. FE 8 Toe Valley (Mt. Zion, Pine Grove, Vance Memorial) Kenneth R. Anderson FL 4 Valdese: First Jeffery A. Sweeney FE 1

10. NORTHEAST DISTRICT (NE) District Superintendent: Samuel H. Moore, Jr. (FE) (3)

Baltimore Catherine K. Vlastakis PE 3 Bethel (King)-Germanton L. William Baird, Jr. RL 2 Bethel (Oak Ridge) Daniel V. Miller FE 10 Bethesda John L. Taylor, Jr. FE 4 Beulah-Zion Dorothy L. Sullivan PL 8 Chestnut Grove Nathan T. Snider FE 7 Danbury Community Church M. Lynn Rhoades OF 7 Dobson Katherine L. Earley AM 4 East Bend-Stony Knoll M. Catherine Turman FL 4 Eden: First Sue Anne Morris FL 7 Leaksville Danny B. Leonard FE 1 Meadow View Wayne B. Parleir PL 20 St. John-Chapel Hill Rodvegas M. Ingram, Sr. PE 1 Spray G. Danielle Hammett PL 2 Eden Herbert E. McClintick PL 7 Fairview David A. Cook, Jr. FE 2 Fellowship Church Kelly L. Giese PE 7 Flat Rock Richard E. LeBaube PE 5 Gideon Grove-Palestine Wanda H. Lancaster FL 7 Hickory Grove Lee A. Eggers FL 7 King: Trinity David W. Childers FE 5 Level Cross-Siloam Rickey L. Spencer FL 7 Lowe’s Glenda E. Bennett FE 2 Madison: Madison Daniel E. Ramsey FE 9 St. Stephens-Hayes Chapel Paul A. Bethel PL 5 Matthews Chapel-Price Charles H. Curtis PL 1 Mayodan Charles C. Penley, Jr. FE 2 Mount Airy: Central John K. Ferree FE 5 Franklin Heights-Maple Grove Richard W. Buffkin PE 2 Mallalieu-Jones E. Cecil Thompson RL 18 Rockford St.-Oak Grove Glenda M. Bramlet FL 2 Salem-Epworth Dennis W. (Bud) Cameron PL 5 Mount Carmel John C. Stein FE 2 Mt. Carmel (Stokesdale) Dan P. Stowe RE 16 Mt. Herman-Hatcher’s Chapel Harry M. Sherrill RE 4 Mount Hermon Richard L. Patzfahl FE 1 Mt. Tabor R. R. (Jack) Lutz RE 2 Mt. Zion Craig M. Toth FL 3 New Home-Shady Grove Nancy M. Krall FE 3 New Hope (Blackwater, New Hope, Stanford) Theodore C. Turman FL 8 Palmyra Sarah L. Smith FE 1 Pelham Larry E. Durham FL 4 Pilot Mountain: First James L. Yow FE 4 Pilot View-Shoals-Whitakers Chapel Joseph M. Fulk III FL 1 Pinnacle-Mt. Zion George A. Burton FE 3 180 Western North Carolina Conference Prospect-Mt. Pleasant Gregory B. Gordon FE 2 Reidsville: Bethlehem-Salem C. Stephen Blair AM 3 First Michelle D. Chappell FE 8 Main St. Charles L. Hutchens FE 5 St. Paul-Wesley Chapel Roger L. Hunter FE 1 Woodmont Carl S. Johnson FE 4 Rufﬁ n Laura Wyant Wittman PL 4 Sandy Ridge-Delta Julie A. Roberts PE 5 Snow Hill W. Douglas Pryor FE 5 Stokesburg Bruce D. Updyke OF 3 Stokesdale Anthony M. Dowdy FE 1 Stoneville: Centenary-Hodgin Memorial Angela W. Toth PE 3 Vida Nueva-Immanuel (NS) Samuel Castro FE 7 Stony Knoll James G. Lawton, Sr. RL 5 Wentworth Fred Boyd Moretz PL 4 Withers Chapel Homer C. Dawkins AM 1

11. NORTH WILKESBORO DISTRICT (NW) District Superintendent: N. Fred Jordan, Jr. (FE) (4)

Alleghany-Grayson (Cox Chapel, Piney Creek, Shiloh) Pete D. Fender FL 3 Arbor Grove-Union Edward D. McKinney FE 6 Asbury-Hanes Grove C. Mac Warren PL 5 Ashe-Watauga (Calvary, Friendship, Pleasant Valley, Zion) D. Wayne Ratcliffe FE 2 Baton-Rhodhiss Leonard O. Fair FE 3 Beaver Creek-Green Hill Jerry L. Reid PL 2 Bethany A. Owen Peeler FE 2 Bethelview-Valle Crucis Robert D. Roten PE 3 Blowing Rock: FaithBridge Marianne M. Romanat FE 9 Assistant Tracey E. Karcher PL 2 Boone: Boone John C. Fitzgerald FE 4 Assistant Cynthia K. Shelton PL 2 Deerﬁ eld Evelyn McAdams Lemons FE 1 Boonville Jennifer W. Stewart FE 6 Burgess Chapel L’Tanya M. Perry PL 2 Cedar Valley-Mt. Zion Sarah S. Fouts FE 7 Center Cameron H. Conover, Jr. FE 3 Minister of Education Anne C. Conover PD 3 Charity (Millers Creek) Mark S. Brooks PL 12 Creston-Green Valley (Creston, Green Valley, Little Laurel, Sutherland) Rickey D. Mitchell FL 7 Crossﬁ re Ronald A. (Alan) Rice, Jr. FE 4 Assistant Dwight L. Smith PL 3 Assistant Duncan A. Overrein PL 3 Dunkirk-Mariah’s Chapel Mark E. Reavill PL 4 Ebenezer (Caldwell County) Eric R. Lane FE 9 Elkin: First Charles W. Baker, Jr. FE 5 Elkin-Jonesville (Piney Grove, Wesley’s Chapel) Clyde A. Moore, Jr. PE 2 Gamewell Renee K. Easter FE 6 Grace Chapel Norman A. Hubbard FE 3 Minister of Wellness and Outreach Nancy G. McDow* PD 2 Granite Falls: First Thomas R. Hunter FE 11 Grassy Creek (Ashe) Martha M. Kincaid PL 4 Grassy Creek (Surry) John C. Pillsbury FL 3 Assistant Raymundo Villanueva PL 4 Helton (Helton, Lansing, Trinity) James W. Thompson PL 3 Henson’s Chapel-Mabel Katherine V. Cornell PE 1 Hudson Timothy B. Brittain FE 12 Jefferson J. Keith Franklin FE 7 Director of Christian Education Jennifer I. Finley PD 1 Jonesville: First-Ebenezer Dale M. Swofford FE 2 Lenoir: Colliers William R. Taylor FE 3 First James M. Armstrong, Jr. FE 3 Assistant Marietta T. Smith RL 9 2010 journal 181

Mount Hermon Charles D. Marbry, Jr. FL 4 Smith Memorial-Harper’s Chapel Alvin Brown FE 5 Trinity Jacquelyn H. Taylor PE 3 Whitnel W. Leon Morrow FE 3 Littlejohn Elizabeth L. Graves FE 3 Longtown Heather S. Kilbourne FE 6 Maple Springs-Charity K. Rex Cranﬁ ll PL 7 Millers Creek Billy N. Ervin FE 5 Mitchell’s Chapel Charles M. Turner, Jr. RE 4 Mt. Zion (Alleghany) Gary L. Camp FL 4 Nathan’s Creek (Chestnut Hill, Nathan’s Creek, Transou) Robert D. Brooks FL 9 North Caldwell (Harper’s Chapel, Mt. Olivet, Shiloh) Philip H. Setzer FL 2 North Wilkesboro: First J. Christian Wilson FE 7 Roaring River-Eschol Mark A. Smith PL 3 St. Paul-Mountain Grove Jackie C. Bridges, Jr. FL 3 Sparta Bobby R. Miller FE 3 Temple Hill Randall S. Manser PL 3 Thurmond (Antioch, Mountain Park, White Rock) Robert J. Waddell OR 7 Warrensville (Clifton, Smethport, Warrensville) T. Gregg Plott FL 5 West Jefferson W. Kirk McNeill RE 10 Wilkesboro Lewis L. Poag FE 2 Minister of Program and Youth Christopher N. Lakey PD 8 Yadkinville Oliver W. Helsabeck FE 1

12. SALISBURY DISTRICT (SA) District Superintendent: Sally O. Langford (FE) (8)

Bethel (Midland) Mark E. Clontz FE 7 Bethel (Rowan) Kelly B. Ottinger PL 1 Boger’s Chapel Roxane K. Almond PL 7 Center Grove-St. Paul D. Alan Thompson, Jr. PL 3 China Grove: First W. George Yates FE 1 Oak Grove Charles F. Gibbons RE 3 South China Grove Sherman B. Warner RA 3 Christ James C. King FL 7 Cleveland Shirley T. Jones RA 15 Cold Springs J. O’Neil Haynes FE 1 Assistant Mary T. Hatley FL 6 Concord: Ann St. Merrill G. Perkins RE 10 Center Donald A. Newman FE 5 Central Thomas A. (Andy) Langford III FE 8 Associate Susannah B. Pittman OE 1 Assistant Daniel R. Wilson PL 1 Epworth Glenn L. Myers, Jr. FE 4 Forest Hill David C. Hockett FE 2 Associate Anita W. Sain PE 2 Harmony Virginia C. Herron FE 1 Kerr St. James A. Hood PE 4 Rocky Ridge Lynn W. Cash FE 4 Westford Jeffrey J. Rushing FE 14 Crossroads Lowell C. McNaney FE 16 Associate (Satellite Campus) Michael F. Fongemy PE 3 Ebenezer Floyd J. Wood RA 13 Elmwood Ruth B. Atkinson RL 10 Friendship Dale W. Bost PE 1 Gay’s Chapel Tony J. Jordon AM 10 Gold Hill-Bethlehem Anthony E. Moore FL 2 Granite Quarry: Shiloh H. L. Talbert, Jr. FE 2 Harrisburg J. Daniel Hester FE 7 Minister of Christian Education Linda Royer FD 3 Kannapolis: Bethpage Jeffrey T. Coppley FE 4 Assistant Duane E. Melton PL 5 Jackson Park Neal F. Brower FE 1 182 Western North Carolina Conference Memorial James B. Brookshire FL 3 Midway David R. Cash, Sr. FE 8 Mt. Mitchell David G. Raiford, Sr. FE 1 North Kannapolis Thomas E. Conder, Jr. FE 4 Trinity Judith L. White FE 4 Landis: First Beverly B. Coppley FE 4 Liberty Brad R. Cunningham FE 4 Locust-Mill Grove James O. Prichard, Jr. FL 1 Metro Charlotte (NS) Diron C. Chloe PE 1 Mt. Carmel-Royal Oaks Jesse F. Rogers PL 2 Mount Olivet Brenda M. Newman FE 5 Mount Pleasant Mitchell F. Wilson FE 7 Mount Tabor-Woodleaf J. Curtis Goforth PE 1 North Metro Charlotte (NS) P. Lonnie Pittman OE 1 Pine Bluff Kevin P. McCormac FL 3 Providence Danny R. Gobble FE 9 Roberta R. David Cox FE 2 Rock Grove J. Randolph Lucas II FE 5 Rockwell Warren W. Miller FE 2 Salisbury: Downtown Salisbury Cooperative Parish F. Annalee Allen PE 6 (Coburn Memorial, Park Ave., Main St.) Assistant G. Craig Allen, Jr. PL 2 First Stephen D. Haines FE 4 Grace Paul L. Burke OR 3 Milford Hills Stephen R. Combs FE 1 Shiloh (Cabarrus) Bruce H. Handy, Jr. PL 4 South River Randolph E. Powell FE 1 Spencer: Central J. Ross O’Neal, Jr. FE 3 Unity Carl E. Settle FE 12 Yadkin G. A. Presley PL 1 Zion W. Clay Showalter PL 1

13. STATESVILLE DISTRICT (ST) District Superintendent: Mary John Dye (FE) (3)

Bethel-Marvin Matthew J. Emory PE 4 Bethlehem H. Cowles Bristol III FE 1 Center Paula B. Northrup FE 7 Chapel Hill Mandy N. Jones PE 3 Christ Charles C. Kyker FE 13 Associate (St. Stephens campus) Thomas C. Mabry FE 6 Associate (Statesville campus) Eric W. Morphis FE 6 Assistant (Fairgrove campus) Jesse R. Smith FL 2 Assistant (Hickory campus) N. Gregory McLaughlin PL 9 Assistant (Troutman campus) John K. McGill FL 8 Claremont: Bethlehem Perry S. Miller FE 1 Conover: First Michael W. Moree FE 8 Cool Spring Thomas H. Jones PL 5 Ebenezer David A. McCauley FE 5 Fairmount-Sandy Ridge Marsha E. Joyner PL 2 Friendship (Iredell) Gary S. Richardson FE 6 Harmony: Clarksbury R. Allen Ingram, Jr. PE 3 Assistant Otis L. Snow RL 4 Harmony Neal C. Jones PE 1 Hickory: Bethel-St. John’s T. Steven McLain FE 2 First Robert E. Roach FE 4 Associate Earlynne J. Bartley FE 7 Hartzell Memorial-McQueen’s Chapel Dale P. Sneed FE 1 Highland David H. Hobson FE 2 St. Luke’s Thomas L. Grifﬁ s FE 4 Associate Cynthia S. Wechter PE 1 Westview Debra N. Short FE 2 Hiddenite-South River G. Lynn Hawkins FE 7 2010 journal 183

Liberty Robert E. Herron FL 3 Macedonia-Olin James S. White RE 11 Maiden: First Freida H. Hobson AM 2 May’s Chapel David R. Kelley FE 2 Moss Chapel Donald S. Margarita PL 1 Mount Bethel (Alexander) Stephen T. Johnson FE 3 Mt. Bethel (Iredell) Margaret R. Wannemacher PL 5 Mountain View (Catawba) Richard N. Irwin FE 4 Mountain View-Wesley Chapel Trevor D. Batchelor PL 3 New Salem David L. Gay FE 4 Newton: Abernethy Memorial C. James Church FE 6 First David S. Greene FE 2 Associate Lara W. (Willis) Greene FE 2 St. Paul Stephanie L. Wilson PL 2 Pisgah-Trinity G. Michael Duncan FE 5 Plateau-Wesley Chapel Robert E. Petree FL 3 Providence Ronnie W. Karriker FL 7 Rocky Springs-Carson’s Chapel Michael B. Harrill, Jr. FL 1 Rose Chapel Ralph J. Lepley FE 2 Shiloh (Catawba) Ronald J. Lytle AM 6 Shiloh-Wesley Chapel J. David Reep FE 6 Snow Creek-Midway Brenda K. Brashear PL 1 Statesville: Broad St. Donald L. Shuman FE 7 Associate Jason W. Harvey FE 7 Christ Boulevard Ronald D. Doub FE 3 Youth Minister Sharon O. Warren PL 2 Monticello Jill B. Rhinehart FE 4 Scott’s Chapel-Philadelphia Mark W. Clark PL 7 Wesley Memorial Karen F. Miller FE 1 Stony Point Deval M. Mason FE 4 Taylorsville: First Joshua H. Sherfey FE 1 Troutman: First Michael A. Carr PE 1 Union Grove Stephen H. Kirby FE 19

14. WAYNESVILLE DISTRICT (WA) District Superintendent: J. Alexander Ward, Jr. (FE) (6)

Andrews Michael A. Macdonald FE 2 Beaverdam-Piney Grove Billie W. Cranﬁ eld PE 1 Bellview R. Paul Bauer OR 3 Bethel (Haywood) Daniel P. Stiles RE 3 Bethel-Clark’s Chapel Daniel J. Lyons FE 1 Bryson City G. David Russell FE 13 Assistant Wayne L. Dickert PL 1 Canton: Central David H. Christy FE 6 First-Bell Dustin D. James PL 1 Cashiers Randolph H. Harry FE 2 Associate Matthew S. Smith PE 3 Clyde: Central Randall A. Tingle FE 7 Louisa Chapel James M. Armstrong RE 18 Crabtree Terry L. Rowland FE 1 Cullowhee G. David Reeves FE 8 Deacon Assistant Sherrie B. Schork OD 1 Davis Chapel-Fines Creek J. Paul Davenport RE 7 Elizabeth Chapel-Maple Grove James G. Mackey FE 3 Fincher’s Chapel’s-Mt. Zion Katherine K. (Kitty) Crain PL 10 Franklin: First John W. Fowler FE 3 Deacon Associate Margaret D. Freeman OD 4 Hayesville: First Kirk L. Hatherly FE 6 Hickory Knoll Paul A. Sears PL 3 Hickory Stand-Oak Forest Jacob C. Kyker FE 17 Assistant Guinnell C. Hunter PL 8 Highlands J. Paul Christy FE 3 184 Western North Carolina Conference Lake Junaluska: Long’s Chapel Charles W. Wilson II FE 4 Associate L. Alan Mears PE 5 Ledford’s Chapel Jackie Sellers PL 10 Long’s-Cruso Gerald T. Denham PE 4 Louisa Chapel (Macon) David L. Crunkleton PL 6 Love’s Chapel-Webster Thomas M. Coss PL 1 Maggie Valley: Maggie Valley Richard L. Buff FE 4 Assistant Erma M. Bond RL 14 Maiden’s Chapel Sherron O. Geiger PL 2 Martin’s Creek-Peachtree Billy David Feathers OF 2 Memorial-Patton J. Keith Newell FE 13 Morning Star Douglas L. Love FE 10 Murphy: First Alfred L. Beck, Jr. FE 1 Peachtree (Haywood Co) J. Timothy McConnell PL 3 Pine Grove-Spring Creek Dorothy B. Thomas RA 2 Plains Michael F. Austin FL 5 Qualla Greater Parish: Cherokee-Olivet Jeffrey R. Ramsland FE 4 Ranger-Tomotla Nathan D. Finsel FL 2 Reid’s Chapel Amy C. Spivey FE 2 Robbinsville Timothy W. Starbuck FE 7 Assistant Nancy S. Meeker PL 9 Assistant Carolyn R. Turner RL 17 Rockwood Stephen W. Miller FL 10 Shady Grove C. Thomas Tout OR 3 Snow Hill-Iotla Donna C. Cobb FL 9 South Macon Charge (Asbury, Dryman’s Chapel, Mulberry, Union) Duane P. Corle PE 1 Assistant Janet J. Greene OF 3 Speedwell-Wesleyanna Charles E. Jackson RL 1 Sweetwater Dwight R. Moss PL 1 Sylva: First J. Kenneth Curtis FE 3 Waynesville: Faith-Francis Cove Susan S. Giles PE 2 First Sanford L. (Sandy) Giles FE 2 Minister of Congregational Care G. Hardy Tippett OR 7 Minister of Young Adults and Evangelism Rebecca B. Brown PD 1 Whittier David L. Baxter RE 8

15. WINSTON SALEM DISTRICT (WS) District Superintendent: William T. Medlin III (FE) (3(4)

Antioch-Oak Grove Duncan G. Martin PE 2 Brookstown James T. Webb, Jr. FE 3 Bunker Hill David M. Rorie FE 3 Deacon Yvonne M. Thigpin* FD 14 Clemmons W. Christopher Thore FE 4 Associate Marcus S. Portis FE 6 Forsyth-Stokes (Antioch, Bethlehem, Forest Chapel) Karen M. Branch FL 2 Hickory Ridge R. Wesley McLeod, Jr. FE 1 Kernersville: Cherry St.-Hiatt Janet F. Dixon PE 1 Main St Jeffrey S. Patterson FE 3 Associate Richard L. Carter, Jr. PE 5 Minister of Education Amy W. Burton FD 3 Pine Grove Bonnie P. Harris FE 4 Kingswood R. Sidney Lanier FE 4 Lewisville: Harmony Grove-Sharon Gregory D. Freeman FE 1 Lewisville Keith W. Bingham FE 4 Sunrise Timothy K. Roberts FE 1 Mt. Pleasant-Tabernacle Jennifer W. Grogan FE 3 Pisgah Harry D. Sammons FE 3 St. James Paul F. Perkins, Sr. RE 9 St. Mark Hagan R. McClellan, Sr. OR 4 St. Mary’s-St. Paul Terry Harris PL 4 Tobaccoville: Faith Andrew (Drew) A. Southern FE 1 Union-Concord Thomas W. Albert FE 13 2010 journal 185

Walkertown: Love’s Sybil R. Parks FE 3 Morris Chapel Stephen L. Autrey FE 3 Mt. Olivet H. Todd Cartner PL 4 West Forsyth (Doubs, Elm Grove, Pleasant Hill) Jack D. Wallace, Jr. FE 1 Winston-Salem: Ardmore Jock P. Ollis FE 1 Associate Katherine B. Bryant PE 2 Bethel David E. Smith, Jr. FE 3 Burkhead Katherine Clontz Sherrill FE 11 Centenary Peter C. Graves OE 2 Associate J. Robert Nations, Jr. FE 19 Associate A. Maria Edmonds FE 2 Executive Minister R. Mark King FE 5 Minister with Children/Families Abigail W. Hedgecock PD 3 Central Terrace Robert T. McLawhorn FE 2 Crews Brian M. Crady FE 5 Green St. Kelly P. Carpenter FE 11 Hanes R. Wesley McLeod, Jr. FE 1 Konnoak Hills Randy N. Sherrill FE 11 Maple Springs Terry L. Matthews FE 5 Associate Anne M. Elmore FE 4 Minister of Children/Families Katharine W. May FD 6 Marvin Sonia N. Baca-Zuniga AM 8 Mount Carmel Douglas E. Hochmuth FE 2 Mount Tabor Earl Wilson, Jr. FE 8 Associate Ronald M. Garner FE 7 Minister of Adult Education Gary C. Mahathey PE 3 Minister of Student Ministries Steven S. Keaton FL 7 New Hope Peter J. Taylor FE 6 Northeast Winston (Mt. Pleasant, Oak Summit) Jeffrey S. Harlow FL 1 Associate Oscar F. Zuniga AM 7 Pine Grove Stephen M. Martin FE 2 Saints Home-St. Andrew’s Ronnie E. Roseboro PE 1 Assistant (Saints Home) Golethia Irving PL 2 St. Paul Donald Jenkins FE 18 Sedge Garden Patricia A. Lewis FE 2 Minister of Education Douglas L. Watts PD 5 Shiloh William C. Currie RE 6 Trinity Lee H. Strange FE 9 Union Ridge Gary L. Elrod FL 2 Wesley Memorial Bret R. Cogan FE 7 * Denotes deacons whose primary appointment is beyond the local church as indicated in Section C below. Their secondary appointment is in the local church (as is the case for all deacons in ABLC), but in these cases, the deacons have positions and titles in the local church and thus are named in the appointment list for reference only. B. CLERGY IN APPOINTMENTS IN OTHER ANNUAL CONFERENCES (¶¶ 331.8, 346.1) Brannock, Jane D. (FD), Minister of Christian Education and Spiritual Formation, Aldersgate, Durham, Durham District, North Carolina Conference; West Market Street CC (GR) Byassee, Jaylynn (PE) Minister of Adult Discipleship and Witness, Duke Memorial, Durham, Durham District, North Carolina Conference; Davidson CC (LN) Caldwell, Lynne B. (FE), Pastor, Richmond: Brookland, Richmond District, Virginia Conference (and Visiting Instructor in United Methodist Studies, Union Theological Seminary-PSCE and Samuel D. Proctor School of Theology, Virginia Union University); High Point: Wesley Memorial CC (HP) Hall, L. Elaine (PE) Pastor, Springfi eld UMC, Springfi eld, Alexandria District, Virginia Conference (and Chaplain, Georgetown University); Charlotte: Myers Park CC (CH) Holliman Bradford H. (FE), Associate Pastor, Hendersonville First UMC, Cumberland District, Tennessee Conference; Long’s-Cruso CC (WA) Kim, Uiyeon (FE), Pastor, Brogden, Goldsboro District, North Carolina Conference; Groce CC (AS) Kocher, Abigail W. (FE) Associate Pastor, Reveille UMC, Richmond District, Virginia Conference; Davidson CC (LN) Jackson, Sherry W. (FD), Minister of Christian Education, Philadelphia UMC, Rock Hill District, South Carolina Conference, Pineville CC (CH) 186 Western North Carolina Conference Lasater, Alisa L. (FE), Pastor, Washington: Capital Hill, Washington-Columbia District, Baltimore-Washington Conference; Charlotte: Myers Park CC (CH) Lassiter, Kristin D. (FD), Minister of Education, Elon: First, Burlington District, North Carolina Conference; Fletcher CC (AS) Malcom, Debra D. (PE), Associate Minister, Bethany, Charleston District, South Carolina Conference; Assurance CC (LN) McClain, Effi e (FE), Pastor, Oakland-Sidney, Mid-Maine District, New England Conference; Saints Home-St. Andrew’s CC (WS) Miller, Lauren A. (PD), Director of Christian Education, Wesley Chapel, Atlanta-Marietta District, North Georgia Conference; Weaverville CC (AS) Peterson, Mary Lynne (FD), Minister of Christian Education, New Beginnings, Boiling Springs, Rock Hill District, South Carolina Conference; Blowing Rock: Faithbridge CC (NW) Powell, James L. (FE), Pastor, Atlanta: Mary Branan, Atlanta-College Park District, North Georgia Conference (and Director of Community Ministries, Accord Psychological Associates, and Profes¬sor, The Psychological Studies Institute, Jonesboro, Georgia); Ledford’s Chapel CC (WA) Puryear, Larry G. (FE), Pastor, Vanceburg, Ashland District, Kentucky Conference; Hoey Memorial-Sulphur Springs CC (GA) Quay, Gayle J. (FD), Director of Children’s Ministries, Greenville: Buncombe St., Greenville District, South Carolina Conference; Asheville: St. Paul’s CC (AS) Ralls, W. Mark (FE), Pastor, Rochester: Asbury First, Genesee Valley District, Western New York Conference: Concord: Epworth CC (SA) Slater, Martha E. (FE), Pastor, Kenai: United Methodist Church of the New Covenant, Alaska District, Alaska Missionary Conference; Charlotte: Calvary CC (CH) Stapp, T. Cayce (PE), Director of National and International Missions, Kansas City District, Kansas East Conference; Friendship CC Stott, Norman M., Jr. (FE), Pastor, Wray, Wyoming-Northeast Colorado District, Rocky Mountain Conference; North Wilkesboro: First CC (NW) Taylor, Elizabeth G. (FD), Minister of Discipleship, New Bern: Centenary; New Bern District, North Carolina Conference; Clemmons CC (WS) Wright, Carrie S. (FD), Minister of Music, Ft. Mill: St. John’s, Rock Hill District, South Carolina Conference; Pineville CC (CH) C. DEACONS IN FULL CONNECTION AND PROVISIONAL MEMBERS APPOINTED BEYOND THE LOCAL CHURCH (¶ 331.1A, B) 1. THROUGH NON-UNITED METHODIST AGENCIES AND SETTINGS BEYOND THE LOCAL CHURCH (¶331.1A)? Browne, Frances L. (FD) (HP) Adolescent. Substance Abuse Program Director, Youth Focus; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Oakview-Spring Hill, High Point Caldera, Rosa M. (PD) (CH) Adjunct Staff Chaplain, Carolinas Medical Center; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Memorial, Charlotte Christy, Jamye C. (FD) (WA) Elementary School Teacher; Jackson Co. (Blue Ridge School); ¶ 331.4 appointment to Highlands, Highlands Doub, Mary L. (FD) (ST) Rehabilitation Therapist, Alexander Correctional Institute; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Christ Boulevard, Statesville Elliott, Laura A. (FD) (WS) Experiment in Self-Reliance; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Centenary, Winston- Salem Hand, Stephanie M. (PD) (CH) Faith Community Outreach Coordinator for WISH (Workforce Initiative for Supportive Housing); ¶ 331.4 appointment to Charlotte: St. Mark’s Hunter, Jonathan V. (FD) (SA) Placement Coordinator, Dept. of Social Services; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Salisbury: Downtown Salisbury Cooperative Parish Huss, D. Edwin, Jr. (FD) (CH) Director of Music Ministries, First Presbyterian Church, Charlotte; ¶ 331.4 appointment to First, Charlotte Martinez, Melissa L. (FD) (CH) Regional Coordinator, Centralina Agency on Aging; ¶ 331.4 appointment to St. John’s, Charlotte McDow, Nancy G. (PD) (NW) Nurse Anesthetist, Unifour Anesthesia Associates, P.A.; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Grace Chapel, Granite Falls Noblitt, Joshua M. (FD) (CH) Capital Habeas Investigator, Federal Public Defender’s Offi ce; ¶ 331.4 appointment to St. Marks, Atlanta, Atlanta-Emory District, North Georgia Conference (WNCC charge conference: Charlotte: First) Nunez, M. Margaret (PD) (CH) Chaplain, Carolina’s Medical Center and Licensed Counselor; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Big Spring, Charlotte Pegram, Patricia G. (PD) (CH) Attorney, Peace and Justice Clinic; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Matthews, Matthews Sluder, Deborah K. (FD) (CH) Social Worker, J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital (Huntingdon, PA); ¶ 331.4 appointment to First UMC, Huntingdon, PA, Altoona District, Central Pennsylvania Conference (WNCC charge conference: Sharon, Charlotte) Swofford, Melissa F. (PD) (MA) Reading Specialist, McDowell County Schools; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Centenary, Lake Norman District Swofford, Monica L. (PD) (WS) Wellness Coordinator Chester (VA) YMCA; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Chester UMC, Chester, Virginia, Petersburg District, Virginia Conference; (WNCC charge conference: Centenary, Winston-Salem) Tucker, Ann Marie G. (FD) (WS) Therapist, Youth Opportunities, Inc.; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Maple Springs, Winston-Salem Webb, Robert R. (FD) (CH) Director, Rural Church, Duke Endowment; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Providence, Charlotte 2010 journal 187 2. THROUGH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH-RELATED AGENCIES AND SCHOOLS WITHIN THE CONNECTIONAL STRUCTURES OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (¶331.1B)? Barden, Anna L. (FD) (SA) Sales Associate, Cokesbury Bookstore; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Bethpage, Kannapolis Bush, Sally K. (FD) (AS) Programming Director, Givens Estates; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Biltmore, Asheville Glahn, Phyllis L. (FD) (AS) Social Services Coordinator - Brooks Howell Home; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Fletcher, Fletcher Ingram, Kimberly T. (FD) (CH) Conf. Secretary-Statistician/Ordained Min. Registrar; ¶ 331.4 appointment to First, Charlotte Kilbourne, Kathleen H. (FD) (AL) M.C.E. Director, Pfeiffer University; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Village Church at Pfeiffer, Misenheimer McVay, Sallyanne I. (FD) (AS) Programming, Givens Estates; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Asbury Memorial, Asheville Sloan, Cynthia L. (FD) (CH) Program Associate/Field Coordinator, GBGM; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Matthews, Matthews Thigpin, Yvonne M. (FD) (WS) Counselor, Children’s Home; ¶ 331.4 appointment to Bunker Hill, Winston-Salem D. ELDERS, PROVISIONAL MEMBERS, ASSOCIATE MEMBERS, AND LOCAL PASTORS APPOINTED TO EXTENSION MINISTRIES (¶¶ 343-344, 316.1) 1. WITHIN THE CONNECTIONAL STRUCTURES OF UNITED METHODISM (¶¶ 344.1A, C) Arrington, Carl L. (FE) (CH) SEJ Director of African American Ministries, Lake Junaluska; CH: Simpson-Gillespie CC Barden, Mark L. (FE) (CH) Conference Director of Communications; Charlotte: Myers Park CC Brooks, Robert D. (FL) (NW) Director, Ashe Outreach (and Pastor, Nathan’s Creek); Nathan’s Creek CC Buckner, Frank W., Jr. (FE) (WA) Chapman-Benson Professor of Christian Faith and Philosophy, Huntingdon College, Montgomery, Alabama; Lake Junaluska: Long’s Chapel CC Byassee, James D. (Jason) (FE) (LN) Executive Director, Leadership Education at Duke Divinity, Special Assistant to the Dean, and Director of the Center for Theology Writing and Media, Duke Divinity School; Davidson CC Cheyney, Stephen R. (FE) (CH) Campus Minister, UNC Charlotte; Charlotte: Hickory Grove CC Cirulis, Marilyn H. (FE) (LN) Pastoral Psychotherapist, Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services, Charlotte; Charlotte: Assurance CC Cook, Cathy A. (FE) (SA) General Evangelist; Mount Olivet CC Craven, Wesley E., Jr. (FE) (MA) General Evangelist (and Pastor, Tanner’s Grove); Tanner’s Grove CC Crissman, Elizabeth M. (FE) (GR) Vision Shepherd/CEO, Plowpoint, Inc; Greensboro: Christ CC Crissman, Kelly S. (FE) (GR) Vision Steward/COO, Plowpoint, Inc; Greensboro: Christ CC Duckworth, Terry R. (FE) (AS) General Evangelist; Covenant Community CC Farrington, D. Bradford (FE) (NW) Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation, Appalachian State Univ; Boone: Boone CC Ferree-Clark, Nancy A. (FE) (AS) Pastor, The Congregation at Duke University Chapel; Asheville: Central CC Franks, Christopher A. (FE) (HP) Assistant Professor of Religion, High Point University; High Point: First CC Fulk, Joseph M., Jr. (FE) (AS) Director of Ministries, Givens Estates Retirement Community; Asheville: Central CC Golden, Jonathan L. (FE) (ST) Therapist, Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services, Charlotte: Hickory: First CC Hicks, Mark C. (FE) (HP) Exec. Director, Disciple Bible Outreach Ministries of North Carolina, Inc; Jamestown CC James, Stephen D. (FE) (SA) Conference Director of Congregational Development; Charlotte: Myers Park CC Johnson, James S. (FE) (AS) Director, Camp Tekoa, Hendersonville; Dana CC Jones, Larry V. (FE) (WS) Campus Minister and Director, Winston-Salem Wesley Foundation; Winston-Salem: Ardmore CC Jones, L. Gregory (FE) (WA) Vice President and Vice Provost of Global Strategies, Duke University; Waynesville: First CC Jones, Susan P. (FE) (WA) Director of Field Education, The Divinity School; Duke University; Waynesville: First CC Kilbourne, Heather S. (FE) (NW) Coordinator, Circles Initiative, RFD-CDC (and Pastor, Longtown. North Wilkesboro District) Kinken, Mary Perkins (FE) (LN) Pastoral Counselor, The Counseling Center, Davidson United Methodist Church: Davidson CC Kirkpatrick, Nathan E. (FE) (NW) Managing Director, Leadership Education at Duke Divinity School; Yadkinville CC McKim, Dana A. (FE) (AL) Minister to Pfeiffer University; (and Pastor, Village Church, Albemarle District) Michael, R. Blake (FE) (LX) Swan-Collins-Allen Professor of World Religion and Christian Mission and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Ohio Wesleyan University; Lexington: Trinity CC Moore, Timothy S. (FE) (WA) Campus Minister, Young Harris College, Young Harris, GA; Reid’s Chapel CC Mosby, Tiajuana F. (Tina) (PE) (GR) Triad UM Campus Ministry Inc.; Asheboro: St. Luke CC Parish, Peter R. (FL) (NW) Director, Camp Elk Shoals, West Jefferson: Jefferson CC Plowman, Edwin L. (FE) (HP) Professor of Sociology and Chair of the Department of Sociology and Religion, Florida Southern College; High Point: Wesley Memorial Rice, R. Alan, Jr. (FE) (NW) Director of Rural Ministry and Community Development (and Pastor, Crossfi re); Crossfi re CC Robinson, Ronald R. (FE) (CH) Perkins-Prothro Chaplain and Professor of Religion, Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC; Charlotte: Myers Park CC Setzer, Philip H. (FL) (NW) Director, Camp Carolwood (and Pastor, North Caldwell Charge); North Caldwell Charge CC Shrader, Kent L. (FE) (HP) Director, Mt. Shepherd Retreat Center; Asheboro: Central CC Snipes, David A. (FE) (LN) President/COO, United Methodist Foundation of Western North Carolina; Cornelius: Mt. Zion CC Stoneking, Carole Bailey (FE) (GR) Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Religion, High Point University; Greensboro: West Market St. CC 188 Western North Carolina Conference Trollinger, James T. (FE) (CH) Assistant to the Bishop; Charlotte: First CC Troxler, Jeremy I. (FE) (WA) Director, Thriving Rural Communities Initiative, Duke Divinity School; Waynesville: Maggie Valley CC Vang, Cher Lue (FE) (GA) GBGM Missionary to Thailand, Gastonia: Myrtle-Lowell/Smyre CC Vickers, Jason E. (FE) (SA) Associate Professor of Theology and Wesleyan Studies, United Seminary, Dayton, OH; Concord: Central CC Virtue, Janice A. (FE) (HP) Senior Vice President of Leadership Development, WNCC United Methodist Foundation: Jamestown: Jamestown CC Warlick, Harold C., Jr. (FE) (HP) Dean of the Chapel and Professor of Religion, High Point University; High Point: Wesley Memorial CC Wyman, William C., Jr. (FE) (CH) Conference Treasurer-Director of Administrative Services; Charlotte: Providence CC

2. TO EXTENSION MINISTRIES UNDER ENDORSEMENT BY THE GENERAL BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND MINISTRY (¶ 344.1B, C) Allen, D. Ronald (FE) (WA) Chaplain and Director of Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy Services, WestCare Health System, Sylva: Sylva: First CC Arey, John V., Jr. (FE) (CH) Executive Director, Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services, Charlotte; Charlotte: Providence CC Austin, Stephen W. (FE) (WS) U.S. Army Chaplain; Winston-Salem: Mt. Tabor CC Bennett, Susan Anne (FE) (LX) Pastoral Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist, The Spiral Way, Spartanburg, SC; Lexington: First CC Brown, J. E. (Rhett) (FE) (NW) Family Therapist, Carolina Outreach/Pastoral Associate, Episcopal Church of the Advocate, Carrboro; Arbor Grove-Union CC Collins, A. Shea Cranford (FE) (SA) Hospice Chaplain, Cabarrus County; Kannapolis: Midway CC Dukes, Lee S. III (FE) (LX) Chaplain and Pastoral Counselor, Lexington Memorial Hospital, and Lexington Satellite Director and Pastoral Counselor, Chrysalis Counseling Center, Inc., of Greensboro, High Point, and Lexington Districts; Lexington: First CC Durham, James Berry III (FE) (AS) Staff Chaplain Jack C. Montgomery VA Medical Center, Muskogee Oklahoma; Snow Hill CC Fuentes, Clarissa Y. (FE) (WA) Rural Life Chaplain and Volunteer Coordinator, Hinton Rural Life Center, Hayesville; Hayesville: First CC Grubbs, Raymond L. (FE) (GA) Executive Director, Balanced Life, Inc., Charlotte: Gastonia: Trinity CC Haywood-Baxter, Ann G. (FE) (WS) Pediatric Chaplain, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston; Winston-Salem: Mount Tabor CC Hershberger, Greg A. (FE) (WA) Family Support Coordinator, Carolina Donor Services, Wilmington; Robbinsville CC Hinshaw, James E. (FE) (GR) Lead Counselor, Fuqua Hall, Atlanta Union Mission, Atlanta, GA; Greensboro: West Market St. CC Ingram, Barbara A. (FE) (LN) Chaplain, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta; Lebanon CC Kling, Gary L. (FE) (GR) Director, Chrysalis Counseling Center, Inc., of Greensboro, High Point and Lexington Districts; Greensboro: Carraway CC Larson, Mark D. (FE) (CH) Pastoral Counselor, Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services, Charlotte: Charlotte: Dilworth CC Myers, Jimmy L. (FE) (LX) Reserve Chaplain, U.S. Navy; Bethlehem CC O’Neil, Carole M. (FE) (CH) Staff Chaplain, CHRISTUS-Spohn Health, Corpus Christi Texas; Charlotte: Myers Park CC Randolph, William B. (FE) (NE) Chaplain, Redstone Highlands Senior Living Community, Greensburg, PA; Mt. Airy: Rockford St.- Oak Grove CC Robinson, William C. (FE) (CH) Director, Pastoral Psychotherapy Services, Inc.; Charlotte: First CC Smith, Dewey Wayne (FE) (CH) Chaplain, US Army Reserves; Charlotte: St. Paul CC Solano, Michael J. (FE) (AL) Personal Financial Analyst, Primerica Financial Services (and Reserve Chaplain, U.S. Air Force); Smyrna CC Suggs, Douglas L. (FE) (WS) Director of Spiritual Life, Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc; Winston-Salem: Bethel CC Suggs, Patricia K. (FE) (WS) Chaplain, The Prodigals Community, Winston-Salem; Winston-Salem: Bethel CC Winstead, Michael E. (FE) (LX) Division Director of Spiritual Care, St. Elizabeth Regional Health, Lafayette, IN; Thomasville: Trinity CC

3. TO OTHER VALID MINISTRIES (¶¶ 344.1D) Auman, Timothy L. (FE) (WS) Chaplain, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem; Winston-Salem: Mount Tabor CC Ayuso, Eileen B. (PE) (WS) Executive Director, The Shalom Project; Winston-Salem: Green Street CC Black, C. Clifton II (FE) (LX) Otto A. Piper Professor of Biblical Theology, Princeton Theological Seminary; Thomasville: Memorial CC Brown, Michael B. (FE) (WS) Pastor, Marble Collegiate Church, New York City; Winston-Salem: Centenary CC Caldwell, Lynne B. (FE) (HP) Visiting Instructor in United Methodist Studies, Union Theological Seminary-PSCE and Samuel D. Proctor School of Theology, Virginia Union Univ. (and Pastor, Brookland, Richmond District, Virginia Conference); High Point: Wesley Memorial CC Campbell-Robinson, Heidi L. (FE) (AS) Water Rock Institute; Asheville: Central CC Charlesworth, James H. (FE) (WS) George L. Collord Professor of New Testament Language and Literature, Princeton Theological Seminary; Winston-Salem: Centenary CC Cheek, H. Lee, Jr. (FE) (NE) Associate Vice President, Athens State University, Athens, Alabama; Pinnacle-Mt. Zion CC Dodson, Marcus L. (FL) (AS) Chaplain, Transylvania Regional Hospital (and Pastor, Lake Toxaway); Lake Toxaway CC Engebretson, Sharon R. (FE) (WS) Director, Department of Chaplaincy and Pastoral Education, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center; Winston-Salem: Green St. CC Golden, Jacob B., Jr. (FE) (CH) Chaplain, Trinity Episcopal School, Charlotte; Charlotte: St. John’s-Cambodian Mission CC 2010 journal 189

Hall, L. Elaine (PE) (CH) Georgetown University, Chaplain in Residence (and Associate Pastor, Springﬁ eld, Alexandria District, Virginia Conference; Charlotte: Myers Park CC Hileman, Jack L. (FE) (HP) Executive Director, Presbyterian Counseling Center, Greensboro: High Point: Wesley Memorial CC Hughes, Chris B. (FE) (SA) Founding Partner and Architect, The Foundation for Christian Formation; Salisbury: Milford Hills CC Jones, Bruce M. (FE) (SA) Senior Pastor, River Hills Community Church, Lake Wylie, SC; Salisbury: Grace CC Jones, Judah L. (FE) (AL) Clinical Counselor with SAIL (Southeast Addiction Institute and Learning Center): Charlotte: Memorial Joyce, David C. (FE) (LN) President, Ripon College, Ripon, WI; Charlotte: University City CC Kaser Odor, Karen E. (FE) (SA) Hospice Chaplain, Cabarrus County, Concord: Concord: Epworth CC Kocher, Craig T. (FE) (LN) University Chaplain, University of Richmond; Davidson CC Lambert, Anthony E. (Andy) (FE) (NW) Pastor, Forbush Friends Meeting; Center CC Lepley, Lynne M. (FE) (ST) Chaplain, Mitchell College, Statesville; May’s Chapel CC Lewis, M. Renee (FE) (MA) President, E.G.A.P. Ministries, Inc.; Drexel: Christ CC Lowdermilk, Robert E III (FE) (NE) Vice-President for Student Development, Rockingham Community College, Wentworth; Reidsville: Woodmont CC Marsh, James P., Jr. (FE) (HP) Family Therapist MSA Adolescent Center and Justice Advocate (MCSR), Washington DC; High Point: Wesley Memorial McElveen, A. Rimes, Jr. (FE) (SA) Director, Mere Christianity Forum, Inc., Furman University; Kannapolis: Bethpage CC McElveen, Kathryn A. (FE) (SA) Leadership Coach; Kannapolis: Bethpage CC McGuire, Peter R. (FE) (NE) Counselor, Crossroads Behavioral Healthcare; Mt. Airy: Salem-Epworth CC Osmer, Sarah T. (FE) (WA) Executive Director, NAMI Mercer, New Jersey; Maggie Valley CC Pendleton, C. Jay (FE) (WS) Vice-Provost and Director of Academic and Advising Services, Coordinator of Honors Program, and Senior Lecturer, Mercer University, Macon, GA; Winston-Salem: Centenary Peurifoy, Virginia B. (PL) (NW) Chaplain, High Country Health System Hospice, Boone; Blowing Rock: FaithBridge CC Powell, James L. (FE) (WA) Director of Community Ministries, Accord Psych Institute and Professor, The Psychological Studies Institute (and Pastor, Mary Branan UMC, College Park District, Atlanta, GA, North Georgia Conference); Ledford’s Chapel CC Rio-Anderson, Amy J. (FE) (GR) Chaplain, Salem Academy and College, Winston-Salem; Greensboro: Grace CC Ritchie, B. Maurice (RE) (SA) (Ret.) Chaplain, Div. of Pastoral Services, Duke University Medical Center; Concord: Forest Hill Rudd, Karen J. (FE) (WS) Psychotherapist, Sandhills Mental Health, Asheboro; Winston-Salem: Centenary Shoaf, Timothy F. (FE) (LX) Minister of Music, Pfafftown Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Pfafftown; Farmington-Wesley Chapel CC Silber, Robert C. (FE) (ST) Executive Director, Eastern Catawba Cooperative Christian Ministry (CC) TBD Sills, Mark R. (FE) (GR) Executive Director, FaithAction International House, Greensboro; Greensboro: Hinshaw Memorial CC Smith, Bruce W. (FE) (CH) Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of New Mexico; Charlotte: Dilworth CC Stinson-Wesley, S. Amelia (FE) (CH) Director, World Connections for Women; Pineville CC Taylor, T. Kevin (FE) (AL) Adjunct Professor, Belmont Abbey College, Belmont; Badin CC Tilley, Kent D. (FE) (GA) Pastoral Psychotherapist, Samaritan Center, Charlotte; Gastonia: Myrtle-Lowell/Smyre CC Tisdale, John K. (FE) (HP) Pastoral Psychotherapist, Center for Psychological and Family Services, Chapel Hill; Jamestown: Jamestown CC

E. CLERGY APPOINTED AS STUDENTS (¶ 416.6) Bruce, Bradley Van (PE) (HP) CPE, Moses H. Cone, Greensboro; Jamestown: Oakdale CC Darr, Brian M. (FE) (LX) Graduate School, UNC Charlotte; Fairview CC Marsden, Keith L. (FE) (WS) Wesley Theological Seminary; WS: Centenary CC

F. DIACONAL MINISTERS (¶ 310 [1992]) Allred, Edward William (DM) Music and Program, Mount Pisgah UMC, Greensboro Bingham, Rebecca Kay Green (DM) Tutoring, Lewisville UMC, Lewisville *Bowser, Elizabeth (DR) Minister of Discipleship, Highlands UMC, Highlands (member East Ohio Conference) Christy, Mark Holmes (DM) Director, Camp Guilrock, Greensboro and Northeast Districts Dougherty, Michael Patrick (DM) Music, Wesley Memorial UMC, High Point Guess, Catherine Louise Ritch (DM) Circuit Riding Musician Ministry, Hendersonville McGarrah, Sandra Jean Mestler (DM) Environmental Educator, Providence UMC, Charlotte Osterberg, Susan Felder (DM) Education, Yadkinville UMC, Yadkinville *Serving from another conference G. DEACONESSES AND HOME MISSIONARIES (¶ 416.3) Barnes, Lynn S. (DC), General Assistant, The Ark Homeless Shelter, Elkin; Coach, Circles Initiative in Yadkin County Blevins, Barbara (DC), Caregiver, Community Care Partners, Inc., Asheville Connelly, Brenda J. (HM), Executive Secretary, Church and Community Ministries, General Board of Global Ministries, ofﬁ ce in Hickory 190 Western North Carolina Conference Garrison, Nancy C. (DC), Executive Director, Brooks-Howell Home, Asheville Kempson, Cameron (DC), Executive Director, LightShare, Inc., Asheville Minick, Robin R. (DC), Project Manager, Region A Partnership for Children, Waynesville

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS AND CATEGORY CODES

Appointments which are designated as “new church starts” appear in the list of appointments with the par¬enthetical abbreviation (NS).

An appointment to which no ordained, commissioned, or licensed clergy person is currently appointed bears the designation “TBS” (“To Be Supplied”) in the “Appointee” column.

The two-letter category codes after the names of the clergy, diaconal ministers, and deaconesses are defi ned by the General Council on Finance and Administration of The United Methodist Church and the offi ce of the registrar of the Board of Ordained Ministry and have these meanings: AF Affi liate Member AM Associate Member DC Deaconess through General Board of Global Ministries DM Diaconal Minister Consecrated under 1992 or Earlier Discipline DR Retired Diaconal Minister FD Deacon in Full Connection Ordained under 2004 or earlier Discipline FE Elder in Full Connection HM Home Missionary or US-2 Missionary through General Board of Global Ministries FL Full-Time Local Pastor PL Part-Time Local Pastor RL Retired Local Pastor OA Associate Member of Another Annual Conference OD Deacon Member of Another Conference or Denomination OE Elder Member of Another Annual Conference or Methodist Denomination OF Full Clergy Member of Another Denomination OP Provisional Member of Another Annual Conference OR Retired Member of Another Conference or Denomination PD Provisional Member in Preparation for Deacon’s Orders PE Provisional Member in Preparation for Elder’s Orders LS Student Local Pastor RA Retired Associate Member RD Retired Deacon in Full Connection RE Retired Elder in Full Connection RP Retired Provisional Member 2010 journal 191 VII. PLAN OF ORGANIZATION AND RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE PART I PLAN OF ORGANIZATION A. ORGANIZATION Pursuant to the action of the General Conference of The United Methodist Church as contained in ¶¶ 601ff of The Book of Discipline (2008), the following plan of organization and rules of order and pro¬cedure of the Western North Carolina Annual Conference are hereby established. B. MEMBERSHIP a. All clergy of the conference in full connection and probationary and associate membership and all local pastors under full time (¶ 318.1) or part-time (¶ 318.2) appointment to pastoral charges of the conference; b. One lay member from every pastoral charge of the conference, elected as provided in ¶ 32 of the Discipline; provided, that each pastoral charge served by more than one clergy member under appointment shall be entitled to as many lay members of the conference as there are clergy members appointed to that charge; c. The diaconal ministers of the conference; d. The active deaconesses under episcopal appointment within the bounds of the conference; e. The conference president of United Methodist Women; f. The conference president of United Methodist Men; g. The conference lay leader; h. The conference president of United Methodist Youth; i. The chairperson of the conference college student organization; j. The district lay leader from each district; k. The president or equivalent offi cer of the conference young adult organization; l. The conference director of lay speaking ministries. m. The conference secretary of global ministries (if lay). n. Two young persons between the ages of twelve and seventeen and one young person between the ages of eighteen and thirty from each district, elected by the district Program Ministries Council or equivalent structure; and o. Such additional lay members as may be necessary to equalize the lay and clergy membership of the conference, as provided below, based on the clergy membership as of Jan. 1 of the year in which the conference session is held. 2. Each district Program Ministries Council or equivalent structure, upon nomination by the district Committee on Nominations, shall elect from its district additional lay members of the conference in a number equal to 1/750 of the lay membership of the district or major fraction thereof, based upon membership as recorded in the most recent conference Journal. Alternates to such additional lay members may be chosen at the discretion of the district Program Ministries Council or equivalent structure and may be seated in place of such members who are unable to be present, provided that such substitutions are certifi ed to the conference secretary by the district superintendent by May 15. Any additional lay members needed to equalize the membership shall be elected by the conference Committee on Nominations, with no alternates being chosen or seated. Should the computations provided for here¬in result in a greater number of lay members than is required, the conference secretary shall be authorized to adjust the formula so as to equalize the membership. 3. The clergy members in full connection shall have the right to the fl oor and the right to vote on all matters in the annual conference except the election of lay delegates to the General and Jurisdictional conferences and shall have sole responsibility for all matters of ordination, character, and conference relations of clergy. 4. The lay members shall have the right to the fl oor and the right to vote on all matters in the annual conference except the election of clergy delegates to the General and Jurisdictional conferences and the granting or validation of license, ordination, reception into full conference membership, or any question concerning the character and offi cial conduct of clergy, except that the lay members of the conference board of ordained ministry may vote on matters of ordination, character, and conference relations of clergy. 5. The probationary and associate members and the local pastors under full time or part-time appointment shall have the right to the fl oor and the right to vote on all matters in the annual conference except constitutional amendments, the election of delegates to the General and Jurisdictional conferences, and matters of ordination, character, and conference relations of clergy. 6. Affi liate members as defi ned in ¶ 344.4, and recognized retired local pastors shall be seated in the annual conference and shall have the privilege of the fl oor without vote. 7. Unless included in the membership under the equalizing formula noted above, the following shall be seated in the annual conference and shall have the privilege of the fl oor without vote: offi cial representatives from other denominations, 192 Western North Carolina Conference especially from member churches of Churches Uniting in Christ, invited by the annual conference; missionaries regularly assigned by the General Board of Global Ministries and serving within the bounds of the annual conference; lay missionaries regularly appointed by the Board of Global Ministries in nations other than the United States; certifi ed lay missionaries from nations other than the United States serving within the bounds of the annual conference; and members of conference agencies who are not lay members of the conference. 8. The registration cards signed by the members present shall constitute the offi cial membership roll of the annual conference. 9. The number of conference members present, notice of meeting having been printed in the offi cial conference program and/or announced in plenary session, shall constitute a quorum for the trans¬action of business in the annual conference. C. OFFICERS 1. The Presiding Offi cer: The presiding offi cer of the conference shall be the resident bishop, who shall preside at all sessions of the conference but who may appoint a presiding offi cer to preside in the tem porary absence of the bishop from the chair. 2. Conference Secretary: The secretary of the conference shall be elected quadrennially by the con ference at the annual session of the conference following each General Conference on nomina tion by the Committee on Conference Staff Relations and shall assume full respon sibil ity of the offi ce upon adjournment of the annual session at which he/she is elected, pro vided that the outgoing secre tary shall be responsible for editing and publishing the jour nal of that session. If a vacancy occurs during the quadrennium, the bishop, after consulta tion with the district superin ten dents, shall appoint a person to act until the next annual session, at which time a successor shall be elected as provided here in. Upon nomination by the Committee on Conference Staff Relations, the conference may elect a conference secretary-designate for a term which the conference shall determine. 3. Associate and Assistant Secretaries: Upon nomination by the conference secretary, the con fer ence shall annually elect an associate secretary and a suffi cient number of assistant sec re taries to handle the work of the conference. 4. Conference Treasurer-Director of Administrative Services: At the fi rst session of the confer ence following the General Conference, a conference treasurer-director of adminis trative ser vices shall be elected by the conference for the quadrennium upon nomination by the confer ence Council on Finance and Administration. If a vacancy occurs during the quadrennium, the Council on Finance and Adminis tration shall fi ll the vacancy until the next session of the confer ence, at which time a successor shall be elected as provided herein. 5. Conference Statistician: The conference statistician shall be elected quadrennially by the con fer ence upon nomination by the conference Committee on Nominations at the annual session of the conference following each General Conference. If a vacancy occurs during the quadrennium, the bishop, after consultation with the district superintendents, shall appoint a person to act until the next annual session, at which time a successor shall be elected as provided herein. 6. Associate and Assistant Statisticians: Upon nomination by the conference statistician, the confer ence shall annually elect an associate statistician and a suffi cient number of assistant statisticians. 7. District Statisticians: There shall be a district statistician for each district, nominated by the respec tive district superintendents after consultation with the conference statistician and elected annually by the con ference. 8. Conference Chancellor: Upon nomination by the bishop, the conference may annually elect a layper son who is a member in good standing of one of the local churches of the conference, or a clergy person who is a member of the annual conference, and who is a member of the bar of the state of North Carolina as conference chancellor to serve as legal advisor to the bishop and to the confer ence. 9. Conference Parliamentarian: A conference parliamentarian may be appointed annually by the bish op after consultation with the district superintendents. 10. Coordinator of Calendar: Upon nomination by the Committee on the Annual Conference Meet ing, the conference may elect a coordinator of calendar, who shall (a) arrange for agenda items to be presented to the conference in an ex pedi- tious manner, making recommendations to each session of the conference concern ing agenda items and time allocations for the same; (b) prepare a calendar of petitions for each plenary ses sion which is to involve such matters; (c) announce to the conference in advance the petitions scheduled for each session; and (d) advise the presiding offi cer of the priority status of agenda items and the progress of time allotments thereof. 11. Conference Auditor: Upon nomination by the conference Council on Finance and Adminis tration, the conference shall annually elect a conference auditor. 12. Conference Director of Connectional Ministries: The conference director of connectional min istries shall function as a com muni ca tion link between the conference program agencies and the jurisdic tional and general church program agencies, supervise the conference staff persons appointed or em ployed in program-related roles, give leadership in the implementation of ¶ 608 of the Discipline, and relate to directors of connectional ministries in annual conferences throughout the connec tion. 13. Conference Lay Leader: The conference lay leader shall be elected for a four-year term by the conference upon nomination by the Board of Laity. No person shall serve more than two consecutive four-year terms in this offi ce. A vacancy in this offi ce during the quadrennium shall be fi lled by the Board of Laity, which shall name a new lay leader for the remainder of the quadrennium, subject to confi rmation at the following annual session of the conference. 2010 journal 193

14. Compensation of Conference Offi cers: The compensation and offi ce expenses of the asso ciate and assistant secretaries, assistant to the bishop, treasurer-director of administrative ser vices, statistician, associate and assistant statisticians, district statisticians, and auditor shall be fi xed by the conference Council on Finance and Administration, subject to the approval of the conference. The compensation and offi ce expenses of the conference sec retary, conference direc tor of connec tional ministries, and the program staff of the conference shall be fi xed by said council and the Com mit tee on Conference Staff Relations, subject to the approval of the conference. Upon cer tifi cation by the Council on Finance and Adminis tration, the treasurer-director of administrative services shall pay said compensation and expenses from conference administration funds.

D. CONFERENCE AGENCIES 1. Committee on Nominations: a. For the purpose of nominations to the conference agencies, there shall be a conference Committee on Nominations, composed of the bishop, who shall be chair person; the conference secretary, who shall be secretary; the district superinten dents; the confer ence director of connectional ministries; the assistant to the bishop; the conference lay leader; the conference president of United Methodist Men; the conference presi dent of United Methodist Women; the chairperson of the conference Council on Youth Ministries; four lay women and four laymen elected quad rennially by the conference upon nomination by this committee; and one clergy woman appointed by the bishop if there is no woman serving as district superintendent. Unless otherwise provided herein or by the Discipline, all members of conference agencies pre scribed herein shall be elected by the annual conference upon nomina tion by the confer ence Committee on Nominations. b. There shall be in each district a district Committee on Nominations, composed of the district superintendent, who shall be chairperson; the district lay leader, who shall be secretary; the dis trict president of United Methodist Men; the district president of United Methodist Women; the district president of United Methodist Youth; two pastors who have served in the district for at least two years, named by the district superintendent; and two laywomen and two laymen who have been members of The United Methodist Church for at least four years, named by the district Program Ministries Council (or equivalent structure). This committee shall prepare nom inations from the district for consideration by the confer ence Committee on Nominations and shall care for other neces sary nominations within the district and for action by the conference as indicated herein. Nomi na tions for members of the Connectional Table, ministry teams, and advocacy agencies shall be submitted to the conference Com mittee on Nominations for its consent. Each district committee shall contact all persons being nominated from the district, inform them of the duties of the offi ces to which they are being nominated, and secure their consent to serve if elected. c. The conference Committee on Nominations shall receive and review the nominations from the district committees and shall then nominate the conference agencies to be elected by the conference unless otherwise specifi ed herein. Quad rennial nom ina tions shall be submitted to the conference secretary by May 15 and shall be printed in the supplement described in Rule 14 below, along with the time and place of the convening of said agencies for organization, which shall also be published in the booklet of program and reports. Each nominated lay person who is not a conference member shall be notifi ed in advance of his or her proposed nomination, of the additional nominees to the same agency, and of the time and place of the organiza tional meeting of the agency. d. The district and conference committees on nominations shall take care that each of the vari ous constituencies of the conference, including churches of few members, is repre sented through out the organizational life of the conference insofar as possible. Persons shall be selected for nom ina tion based upon their demonstrated or expressed desire, inter est, concern, and/or in volve ment in the admin is trative, service, or program areas for which they are chosen. e. The foregoing shall not preclude nominations from the fl oor of the conference at the time of the elec tion of the members of conference agencies, except as otherwise provided by the Discipline or this plan of organization. f. Representatives to the Connectional Table and all members of ministry teams (Part I.D.6) and advocacy agencies (Part I.D.6c) shall be elected for quadrennial terms, in accordance with the maximum tenure guidelines for quadrennial agencies. A district repre sen tative who is elected as chairperson or section leader of an advocacy agency and who moves during the quadrennium from the district from which elected to the agency shall become an additional at-large member of that agency, except that the number of elected members of an advocacy agency shall not exceed by more than four the number prescribed for it. A district repre sentative vacancy shall be fi lled as provided in item h. below, provided that the respective district Committee on Nomina tions shall nominate the person to fi ll the vacancy. g. Included in the membership of each conference administrative, program, or service agency shall be any members of this annual conference who are members of corres ponding general church and juris dictional agencies. h. Unless otherwise provided by the Discipline the Connectional Table shall act in to fi ll any vacancies on any of the conference agencies which shall arise in the interim. Persons so appointed shall hold offi ce until the next regular election of the members of the agencies involved. 2. Terms of Service: Except as hereinafter provided, no person shall serve simultaneously on more than one of the quadrennial or term election agencies of the conference, except in cases of ex-offi cio membership, nor for more than eight consecutive years on any one such agency, except in cases of ex-offi cio membership; provided, however, in the 194 Western North Carolina Conference case of membership on a quadrennial agency, that, unless pro hibited by the Discipline, a person elected to fi ll an un- ex pired term of two years or less shall be eligible to serve for a maximum of eight consecutive additional years on the same agency, and a person elected to fi ll an unexpired term of more than two years shall be eligible for a maximum of four consecutive additional years on the same agency. The Committee on Epis copacy, the Com mittee on Nominations, and the Commit tee on Conference Staff Relations shall not be included in the prohibition of simultaneous ser vice. If a member of said agencies is appoin ted to the district superintendency, his or her agency membership shall terminate, unless the mem ber ship be ex offi cio, and any vacancy thus created shall be fi lled as here tofore set out. If a member of a conference agency is absent from two consecutive regular meetings of the agency without a reason acceptable to the agency, his or her membership thereon shall cease, and he or she shall be so notifi ed. Such a vacancy shall be fi lled as heretofore set out. 3. Convening for Organization: The terms of service of the members of quadrennial or term agen cies of the conference shall begin upon the adjournment of the annual session of the con ference at which they are elected. The bishop shall appoint for each such agency a district superintendent to convene the agency for organization no later than sixty days following ad journ ment of the annual session at which the agency members were elected. Each annual agency shall be convened for organization by a district superintendent appointed by the bishop before the fi nal adjournment of the annual session at which the agency members were elected and shall terminate its functions at the adjournment of the next annual session. 4. Councils: a. Connectional Table: There shall be constituted quadrennially a Connectional Table where ministry and money are brought to the same table to coordinate the mission, ministries, and resources of the Western NC Conference. The Bishop and the Conference Lay Leader will be the co-chairpersons. In addition, the Connectional Table shall be composed of one representative from each district, at least seven of whom shall be laity. Each district will nominate three persons from the district into a pool of nominees that will be used to fi ll these positions. The three nominees should include one clergy, one layperson, and one youth or young adult. At least one of the three nominated should be a person who is an ethnic minority and also should include one male and one female. Other members will include the conference presidents of United Methodist Women, United Methodist Men, and the Conference Council on Youth Ministry; and, the chairpersons of these conference committees: Council on Finance and Administration, Board of Trustees, Conference Staff Relations Committee, and Board of Ordained Ministry. Additional members of the Connec- tional Table will include the chairpersons of the three teams for excellence in ministry. Ex-offi cio members (with vote) shall include the Assistant to the Bishop, the Director of Congregational Development, the Director of Connectional Ministries, the President of the United Methodist Foundation of WNC, Inc., Senior Vice President of Leadership De- velopment of the United Methodist Foundation of WNC, Inc., the Conference Treasurer and Director of Administrative Services, the Secretary of the Annual Conference, the Cabinet Secretary, and the Director of Communications. The Connectional Table will promote excellence and achieve fruitfulness in the leaders, congregations, and other entities of the annual conference so that we will Follow Jesus more closely, Make Disciples more effectively and Transform the World more boldly. b. Conference Council on Finance and Administration: There shall be constituted quad ren nially a conference Council on Finance and Administration as provided in ¶ 611 of the Discipline, com posed of six clergy, nine lay persons, and such ex-offi cio mem bers as the Discipline may prescribe, including any member of the General Council on Finance and Admin istration from this conference. The resident bishop, the assistant to the bishop, the confer ence director of connectional ministries, the conference treasurer-director of administrative services, and one district superin tendent named by the cabinet shall be ex-offi cio members without vote. c. Council on Higher Education: This council shall be constituted quadrennially in fulfi llment of the portions of ¶ 634 of the Discipline pertaining to higher education and shall be composed of the resident bishop; one district superintendent selected by the bishop; the conference director of connectional min is tries; the presidents of Ben nett College for Women, Brevard College, Greens boro College, High Point University, and Pfeiffer University; and ten members at large, nominated by the conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the conference. The council shall develop, guide, and serve as advo cate for the ministries of the conference in higher educa tion and shall fulfi ll such duties as are specifi ed in the by-laws of the council. d. Council on Campus Ministry: This council shall be constituted quadrennially in fulfi llment of the portions of ¶ 634 of the Discipline pertaining to campus ministry and shall be composed of sixteen members, nominated by the conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the conference, with special attention being given to the election of persons knowledgeable in the areas of campus ministry, fi nance, marketing, and management. One member of the conference program staff, selected by the conference director of connectional ministries, shall be an additional member. Two campus ministers, named by the campus ministers of the conference, shall be ex-offi cio members, without vote. The council shall develop, guide, and serve as advocate for the ministries of the conference in campus ministry and shall fulfi ll such duties as are specifi ed in the by-laws of the council. e. Administrative Council: This council shall be composed of the bishop, who shall be presi dent, the assistant to the bishop, the conference secretary, the confer ence treasurer-director of administrative services, the conference director of connec tional min is tries, the conference director of congregational development, and the conference director 2010 journal 195

of communications. It shall have an ad visory relationship with the bishop in ongoing program and admin ist rative matters. 5. Boards: a. Board of Congregational Development: This board shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be composed of one representative, lay or clergy, from each district, nominated by the district committee on nominations; twenty-nine members at large, at least ten of whom shall be lay, nominated by the conference Committee on Nominations; and a Cabinet representative, named by the bishop. The conference director of connectional ministries and the conference fund development specialist shall be ex-offi cio members, without vote. There shall be an executive committee, composed of a president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, elected from among the members at large; the Cabinet representative; and the chairpersons of the fi ve sub-groups described below. The twenty-fi ve at-large members who are not board offi cers shall be assigned to fi ve sub-groups: New Church Starts, Revitalization of Existing Churches, Evangelism, CONRAD (Committee on Research and Development), and Fund Development and Finance. Each sub-group shall be composed of fi ve persons, two of whom shall be lay. b. Conference Board of Trustees: As provided in ¶ 2512 of the Discipline, there shall be con sti tuted annually an incorporated conference Board of Trustees, which shall be com posed of six ordained ministers (one of whom shall be a district superintendent) and six lay persons elected for three-year terms in three classes of four members each. Its mem ber ship shall not be subject to the limita tions on terms of service set forth above. The confer ence treasurer-director of admini strative services shall be an ex-offi cio member without vote. c. Board of Ordained Ministry: This board shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be com posed of thirty-two elders in full connection, including one district superintendent named by the bishop; six deacons in full connection; nine lay persons, including one or more diaconal minis ters and the conference lay leader; and, at least two associate members or local pastors who have com pleted the Course of Study; elected as provided in ¶ 635 of the Discipline. d. Board of Laity: This board shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be composed of the confer ence lay leader, who shall be president; the president of confer ence United Meth odist Men; the president of conference United Methodist Women; the vice-chairperson of the confer ence Council on Youth Ministries; the district lay leaders; the conference prayer advo cate; one district superinten dent named by the cabinet (without vote); twelve lay persons elected to ensure that the total membership of the council is representative of the various constituencies of the conference; and other persons deemed by the board as necessary to its work. The board shall foster an awareness of the role of the laity in achieving the mission of the church, and enabling and supporting lay participation in the planning and decision-making process of the conference, the districts, and the local churches. e. Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts: As specifi ed in ¶ 639 of the Discipline, an incorporated Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be composed of twelve members, arranged in two classes so that the terms of six shall expire at the end of one quadrennium and the terms of six shall expire at the end of the next quadrennium. The treasurer of the Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts, Inc., shall be an ex-offi cio member. One district superintendent named by the cabinet and the con ference treasurer-director of administrative services shall be ex-offi cio members with out vote. As a sub-committee within its structure, the board shall quadrennially appoint a Health Benefi ts Committee, composed of such members of the board and other per sons as the board may determine. f. District Board of Church Location and Building: This board shall be constituted annually for each district as provided in ¶ 2518 of the Discipline. g. District Board of Congregational Development: This board shall be constituted quadrennially in each district, named by the district committee on nominations, which shall determine the number of members to be named. The district superintendent and the district representative to the conference Board of Congregational Development shall be ex- offi cio members, with vote. h. District Board of Trustees: This board shall be constituted annually for each district as pro vided in ¶ 2517.2 of the Discipline. 6. Ministry Teams: There shall be constituted quadrennially three Ministry Teams of the Annual Conference: a. A Congregational Excellence Team consisting of 12-15 persons. The nominations committee will name the chairperson and vice-chairperson of the committee and other offi cers will be chosen as needed by the committee. Team members are to be nominated on the basis of giftedness and passion for the particular ministries for which the team is responsible. Conference staff members serve on the team for organizational support and to encourage the full implementation of team initiatives. Related to this team, there shall be formed a non-elected Coalition for Missions to connect the mission work of the conference with the General Board of Global Ministries, and to represent the work of The Mission Response Center, Volunteers in Mission, Disaster Response, Country Mission Groupings, Mission Advocacy Groups, and Mission Equipment. The team will promote excellence and fruitfulness in new congregation development, revitalization of existing congregations, evangelization, faith sharing training, leadership training for fruit bearing, passionate worship, world transforming missional engagement by congregations and individuals, abiding relationships with mission projects and mission workers throughout the world, and disaster and emergency response. b. A Leadership Development Team consisting of 12-15 persons. The nominations committee will name the chairperson and vice-chairperson of the committee and other offi cers will be chosen as needed by the committee. Team members are to be nominated on the basis of giftedness and passion for the particular ministries for which the 196 Western North Carolina Conference team is responsible. Conference staff members serve on the team for organizational support and to encourage the full implementation of team initiatives. The team will promote excellence and fruitfulness in ministry of the clergy and laity, the journey toward ordination, healthy clergy and lay relationships, clergy support and accountability, ministries with college students, generational ministries, camping ministries, and the ministry of the laity. c. A Justice and Reconciliation Team consisting of 12-15 persons. The nominations committee will name the chairperson and vice-chairperson of the committee and other offi cers will be chosen as needed by the committee. Team members are to be nominated on the basis of giftedness and passion for the particular ministries for which the team is responsible. Conference staff members serve on the team for organizational support and to encourage the full implementation of team initiatives. This team will promote excellence and fruitfulness in congregational life and ecclesial structures that refl ect the full diversity of the reign of God; works of justice bringing reform to social, ecclesial, and civic structures and institutions; and, participation of all the people of God in realizing the vision of following Jesus, making disciples and transforming the world. Advocacy Agencies: There shall be constituted quadrennially the following advocacy agencies relating to the Justice and Reconciliation Team: i. Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns: This commission shall be composed of one person from each district, nominated by the district Committee on Nominations with the consent of the conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the conference; four clergy persons and four lay persons, nominated by the conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the conference; the bishop’s ecumenical liaison offi cer; and United Methodists residing within the conference boundaries who are members of the General Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns, the governing board of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., the World Methodist Council, the United Methodist delegation to the most recent World Council of Churches Assembly, and the United Methodist delegation to the most recent plenary meeting of Churches Uniting in Christ. ii. Commission on Religion and Race: This commission shall be composed of one person from each district, nominated by the district Committee on Nominations with the consent of the conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the annual conference, three members at large, nominated by the conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the annual conference; and two youth selected by the conference Council on Youth Ministries. The chairperson of the Committee on Ethnic Local Church Concerns shall be an ex-offi cio member. iii. Commission on the Status and Role of Women: This commission shall be composed of one person from each district, nominated by the district Committee on Nominations with the consent of the conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the annual conference; six members at large, nominated by the conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the annual conference; and one representative of, and elected by, the conference United Methodist Women. iv. Committee on Church and Society: This committee shall be composed of seven clergy persons and seven lay persons, elected by the conference; the district director of church and society from each district; the conference peace with justice coordinator; the conference environmental justice coordinator; the social action coordinator of the conference United Methodist Women; and one of the representatives from the conference to the North Carolina Council of Churches, selected by the committee. v. Committee on African American Ministries: This committee shall be composed of up to twenty members, including two youth selected by the conference Council on Youth Ministries. A majority of the members shall be African Americans. vi. Committee on Asian American Ministries: This committee shall be composed of up to eighteen members, a majority of whom shall be Asian Americans. vii. Committee on Native American Ministries: This committee shall be composed of up to twenty members, including two youth selected by the conference Council on Youth Ministries. A majority of the members shall be Native Americans. viii. Committee on Hispanic Ministries: This committee shall be composed of up to twenty members, including two youth selected by the conference Council on Youth Ministries. A majority of the members shall be Hispanic Americans. ix. Consortium on Health and Human Services Institutions: This consortium shall be composed of the chief executive offi cers of The Children’s Home, Inc., Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc., Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc., Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community, UMAR-WNC, Inc., and other residential service homes, the United Methodist Deaf Ministry-WNC, Inc. and conference approved counseling ministries, and the conference Director of Justice and Reconciliation. The specifi c areas of concern of each advocacy agency and the principles governing their operation shall be as specifi ed by the Connectional Table. 7. Administrative Commissions: a. Commission on Archives and History: This commission shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be composed of twelve members at large, the conference secretary, and the president or designated representative of the executive committee of the Conference Historical Society, plus the conference archivist as an ex-offi cio member without vote. Its membership shall not be subject to the limita tions on terms of service set forth above. 2010 journal 197

b. Commission on Communications: This commission shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be composed of twelve elected members at large, up to fi ve additional members selected by the com mission for expertise in the areas of communication and technology, and two youth selected by the confer ence Council on Youth Ministries. It shall function as a service agency for the entire confer ence in the area of communi cation and interpretation. c. Commission on Equitable Compensation: As specifi ed in ¶ 625 of the Discipline, this com mis sion shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be composed of fourteen persons, plus one district superintendent, named by the cabinet, and the assistant to the bishop. The fourteen elected mem bers shall consist of seven lay persons and seven clergy persons, including at least one lay person and one clergy person from charges of fewer than two hundred members which are receiving equitable compensation funds at the time of the election of commis sion mem bers. 8. Committees: a. Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting: This committee shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be composed of the bishop, who shall be chairperson; the con ference director of connectional ministries, who shall be vice-chairperson; the conference secretary, who shall be secretary; the conference treasurer-director of administrative ser vices, who shall be treasurer; the assistant to the bishop; the conference lay leader; the confer ence president of United Methodist Women; the district superinten dents; the conference direc tor of communi cation; the coordinator of calendar; and seven lay pers ons, two of whom shall be youth. It shall plan and administer all responsibilities relating to the annual meeting of the conference, including date, place, program, worship services, fi nancial support, organization and rules, pub licity, entertain ment, and jour nal. b. Committee on Appeals: This committee shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be com posed of two ordained ministers and three lay persons, with one additional ordained minis ter and one additional lay person elected as reserve members. It shall hear all ap peals from charge con ferences, from decisions of district boards of church location and building, and from decisions of arbitration com mittees constituted to make allocations of parsonage assets when a circuit is divided. It shall serve in any other capacity desig nated by the bishop and shall make an annual report of its recommenda tions and decisions to the conference. c. Committee on Conference Staff Relations: This committee shall be constituted quad rennially and shall be composed of the bishop; the conference lay leader; the president of the conference Coun cil on Finance and Ad min- istration; the president of the Board of Congregational Development; the chair person of the board of directors of the United Methodist Foundation of Western North Carolina, Inc.; the sec retary of the cabinet; and the following members at large: two ordained elders, one deacon in full connec tion or diaconal minister, and two lay persons. The conference director of con nectional ministries and the assistant to the bishop shall be ex-offi cio members without vote. The chair- per son shall be elected by the committee from among the fi ve at-large members. Other offi cers shall be elected from among the voting membership of the committee as the committee deems neces sary. The committee shall serve the personnel respon sibilities assigned by the annual conference and function as the staff-parish rela tions committee for members of the conference staff. d. Committee on Episcopacy: This committee shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be com posed of fi fteen persons elected as provided in ¶ 637 of the Discipline. The commit tee is strongly urged to meet quarterly. e. Episcopal Residence Committee: This committee shall be composed as provided in ¶ 638.2 of the Discipline. f. Committees on Investigation: There shall be two such committees constituted quadren ni ally, one to deal with matters pertaining to ordained ministers and local pastors and one to deal with matters per taining to diaconal ministers, composed as provided in ¶¶ 2703.2 and 2703.3, respec tively, of the Discipline. g. Administrative Review Committee: This committee shall be constituted quadrennially as pro vided in ¶ 636 of the Discipline. h. District Committee on Ordained Ministry: This committee shall be constituted annually for each district as provided in ¶ 665 of the Discipline. i. Committee on District Superintendency: This committee shall be constituted annually for each district as provided in ¶ 668 of the Discipline. The committee is strongly urged to meet quarterly. j. Joint Committee on Incapacity: This committee shall be constituted quadrennially and shall be composed of two representatives elected by and from the Conference Board of Pensions, two representatives elected by and from the Conference Board of Ordained Ministry, one member of the cabinet appointed by the bishop, and one conference member currently serving an appointment who has a disability and who is nominated by the conference committee on nominations and elected by the annual conference. The committee will do the work outlined in ¶ 52 of The Book of Discipline.

E. LOCAL CHURCH REPORT TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE Each pastor shall complete and submit Tables I II, and III of the annual statistical report(s) of his or her church(es) to the conference as directed by the conference statistician. Financial data shall be reported in even dollars only. Table I and Table II shall be published in the journal for each local church, with totals for the charges also being given. 198 Western North Carolina Conference F. CONFERENCE JOURNAL 1. The conference secretary shall be the editor of the conference journal, assisted by the con ference statistician in the publication of statistical data. 2. The journal shall be edited in keeping with the Discipline and other regulations of the General Con fer ence and the Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference under the direction of the Commit tee on the Annual Conference Meeting. 3. The annual journal shall be published as one volume and shall contain the proceedings of the most recent conference session and the statistical tables for the calendar year preceding that session. It shall be made available as a printed book and on CD-rom. 4. In the event that the plan of organization and rules of order and procedure of the conference are pub lished apart from the journal, this document shall be considered part of the journal. 5. All orders for the journal must be received by July 1 after adjournment of the annual ses sion of the conference in order for shipment to be guaranteed. 6. The number of copies of the journal to be printed each year shall be determined by the number ordered by conference ofﬁ cers, pastors, district superintendents, conference staff members, and other institutions, agencies, and individuals. 7. All orders for the journal shall be accom panied by payment for the same. 8. In view of the obvious difﬁ culties and inequities involved in singling out one or more persons worthy of special recognition, the journal shall not be dedicated to the memory or honor of any person.

G. DISTRICTS, DISTRICT CONFERENCES, AND DISTRICT COUNCILS 1. There shall be a total of fi fteen districts in this annual conference, the boundaries of which shall be determined by the bishop after consultation with the cabinet. 2. At the discretion of the district superintendent, a District Conference may be held in each dis trict. The mem bership of a District Conference shall consist of all clergy appointed to pastoral charges in the district or holding charge conference membership in the district, including those appointed to extension ministries or beyond the local church, retired, on incapacity leave, on sabbatical leave, on leave of absence, and on family leave; diac onal min isters appointed in the district; deaconesses appointed in the district; the chairperson of the District Adminis trative Council (or equivalent); the chairperson of the District Program Ministries Council (or equiv alent structure); the chairperson of the district trustees; the chairperson of the Com mittee on District Superinten dency; the district lay leader and associate district lay leaders; the president of the district United Methodist Men; the president of the district United Methodist Women; the at-large lay members of the immediately preceding annual conference from the district; and one lay member from and elected by each pastoral charge in the district, provided that each charge served by more than one clergy member of the annual conference shall be entitled to as many lay members as there are clergy members; and further provided that multiple-point charges shall be entitled to a lay member from each church. 3. As early in the calendar year as possible, each district superintendent shall furnish the bishop, the conference treasurer, and the conference statistician an offi cial copy of the apportionments to the charges in his or her district for the World Service Fund, conference benevolences, pen sion funds and other clergy support funds, higher education, and other funds approved by the conference for appor tionment to the charges, and a schedule of the salaries of all pastors and associate pastors as set by the Charge Conference of each charge in the district. 4. Each district superintendent, upon request, shall furnish to the conference secretary such vital statis tics and information as may be required. 5. The district lay leaders and associate district lay leaders shall be elected upon nomination by the district Committee on Nominations for a two-year term by the district Board of Laity, if such exists, or by the district Program Ministries Council (or equivalent structure) and confi rmed by the annual conference. It is preferred that the district lay leader have experience as an associate district lay leader. No person shall serve as district lay leader or associate district lay leader for more than three con secutive terms (six years). 6. District Organization for Program Ministries: Each district may organize a Program Ministries Coun cil composed of the district superintendent, the district lay leader, the district presidents of United Methodist Men and United Methodist Women, and such other persons as may be selected by the district Com mittee on Nominations. At least two youth (twelve to seventeen years of age) and two young adults (eighteen to thirty years of age) shall be included in the membership of the council. The primary purpose of the council is to assist congregations within the district in benefi ting from programming/ministries resources available beyond the local church, to be a channel of communi cation between the local churches and the conference staff and between ministries agencies beyond the district, and to extend the ministry of the local church through appropriate endeavors which normally are not practical to implement by a single church or a small number of churches in concert. It shall have the same year as the annual conference. Operating expenses of the council shall be funded through the district expense fund. Nothing in these provisions is intended to override, or be a substitute for, the functions and authority of a district mission society, if such exists in a district. 2010 journal 199

7. The district Board of Church Location and Building, the district Board of Trustees, the dis trict Com mit tee on the Ordained Ministry, and the Committee on District Superintendency shall be organized in each district as provided for above. A district treasurer and other necessary offi cers and committees shall be elected annually by the District Conference upon nomination by the dis trict Committee on Nominations and/or from the fl oor; provided, that if no District Conference is held, the district Program Ministries Council (or equivalent structure), upon nomination by the district Committee on Nomi na tions, shall elect a district treasurer and other necessary offi cers and committees.

H. ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO GENERAL AND JURISDICTIONAL CONFERENCES 1. All lay members of the conference as designated in Section B above and all ordained ministerial members in full connection in the conference shall be entitled to vote, with laity voting only for laity and clergy voting only for clergy. 2. Lay persons as specifi ed in ¶ 36 of the Discipline and ordained ministerial members in full connection as specifi ed in ¶ 35 of the Discipline shall be eligible for election as delegates. 3. Those voting must vote within the voting bar of the conference and at the time specifi ed by the pre siding offi cer for that ballot. Ballots shall be cast only on the proper forms as pro vided and designated by the conference. 4. Vote counting procedures shall be the responsibility of the conference secretary, assisted by tellers duly elected by the conference from among the lay members and the ordained ministerial members in full connec tion upon nomination by the district superintendents. In addition, upon nomination by the conference secretary, the conference shall elect two chief lay tellers from among the lay members of the conference and two chief ordained ministerial tellers from among the ordained ministerial members of the conference in full connection. 5. A simple majority of the valid ballots cast shall be required for election. 6. The results of the ballots shall be announced by the presiding offi cer as follows: a. First Ballot for General Conference Delegates and First Ballot for Jurisdictional Confer ence Dele gates: The names of all persons receiving ten or more votes shall be announced, with the total vote for each, in descending order. b. Second Ballots: The names of all persons receiving twenty or more votes shall be announ ced. c. Third and All Subsequent Ballots: The names of all persons receiving thirty or more votes shall be announced. NOTE: A person’s name not being announced because his or her vote total was less than the num ber necessary for announcement does not mean that the person is neces sarily ineligible for election. 7. Individual ballots shall be valid only when cast for the prescribed number of eligible persons to be elected on each ballot and cast on the forms and in the manner provided for and designated by the conference. Inclusion of the name of a person already elected, the name of an ineligible person, or an illegible name shall invalidate that entire individual ballot. Adjudication of illegibil ity shall be the responsibility of the chief tellers.

PART II RULES OF ORDER A. PRESIDING OFFICER: Rule 1. Authority of the Chairperson: The resident bishop or president pro-tempore or the pre sid ing offi cer designated by the bishop to preside in the bishop’s temporary absence shall be the chairperson of the conference. The chairperson shall decide points of order raised by the members and shall rule on points of order not raised by the members as the chairperson deems necessary to conform to these rules of order, subject, in both cases, to an appeal to the conference by any member without debate, except that the chairperson and the appellant, in that order, shall each have fi ve minutes for a state ment in support of their respective positions. A tie vote in the case of appeal shall sustain the chairperson. When any member raises a point of order, the member shall cite, by number, the rule alleged to have been violated. The chairperson shall have the right to recess a session of the conference at any time in the chairperson’s discretion and to reconvene at such a time as the chairperson shall announce, with only members, author ized personnel, and authorized guests permitted to attend such a session following recess. Rule 2. Calling the Conference to Order: When the chairperson stands in place and calls the con fer ence to order, no member shall speak or address the chairperson while the chairperson stands. B. RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MEMBERS: Rule 3. Interrupting the Speaker: No member who has the fl oor may be interrupted ex cept for a breach of order, or a misrepresentation, or to direct the attention of the conference to the fact that the time has arrived for a special order, or to raise a very urgent question of high privilege. Rule 4. Frequency and Length of Speeches: No member shall speak a second time on the same ques tion if any member who has not spoken desires the fl oor, no more than twice on the same subject under the same motion, and no longer than three minutes unless the member’s time shall be extended by the conference, except as provided in Rule 37. This three-minute limit may be reduced by a majority vote of the conference at any time and for any period of duration. The provisions of this rule shall likewise apply to the asking of a question or questions by an individual and to answers to that individual by the person or agency to whom the questions are directed. 200 Western North Carolina Conference Rule 5. Total Time for Debate on an Individual Proposal: When a proposal is to be pre sented as the main motion for debate, the conference may, by majority vote upon motion by any member, set a time limit for the total debate on that question, including any amendments or other secondary motions related thereto, provided that such limitation shall not be construed to confl ict with Rule 4 or Rule 37. If such a limitation is set, the chairperson may direct the coordinator of calendar to allocate the total time among speakers for and against the question by such means as the coordinator deems appropriate, consistent with the provisions of Rule 4, and provided that the previous question may be ordered at any time as specifi ed in Rule 31. Rule 6. Question of High Privilege: A member claiming the fl oor for what he or she sees as a very urgent question of high privilege shall be allowed to indicate briefl y the nature of the privi lege, and if it be adjudged by the chairperson to be such, the member may proceed at his or her pleasure, or until the chairperson judges that the member has exhausted the privilege. Rule 7. Voting Bar of the Conference: At the organizational session of the conference, the voting bar of the plenary sessions of the conference shall be set by vote of the members. No place shall be designated a part of the voting bar which is without public address facilities Broadcasting the actual proceedings of the plenary sessions. When a vote is taken on any question, only those members within the voting bar of the conference shall be entitled to vote. Rule 8. Voting Procedure: Voting shall be by show of hands or otherwise as ordered by the chairperson or by the conference. At the discretion of the chairperson, a count vote may be taken. A count vote may also be ordered at the call of any member supported by one third of the members present and voting, in which case the members shall rise from their seats and be counted. The count shall be made by tellers appointed by the conference secretary and shall include the votes of members in the portions of the voting bar separate from the main assembly. No other business shall be in order when a vote is being taken or when the previous question has been ordered, unless the process is completed, except such as relates to the vote itself, or that which can be appropriately fi tted into the time while waiting for the report of the tellers on a count vote. Rule 9. Limitation on Making and Seconding Motions: A person seated in the conference with out the right to vote may neither make nor second motions. Rule 10. Division of Question: Before a vote is taken, any member shall have the right to call for a division of any question, if it is subject to such division as the member indicates. If no member objects, the division shall be made. If there is objection, the chairperson shall put the ques tion of division to vote, not waiting for a second. Rule 11. Unity of the Orders: Except in the election of delegates to the General and Jurisdictional conferences and as otherwise provided herein, the clergy and lay members shall deliberate and vote as one body.

C. BUSINESS PROCEDURE: Rule 12. Organizational Session: The opening or organizational session of the conference shall include at least the following: a. Roll call of deceased clergy. b. Roll call of conference members (see Part I.B.8). c. Setting of the voting bar (see Rule 7). d. Adoption of conference agenda. e. Report of Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting. f. Ordering to record of reports of boards and agencies not requiring conference action. g. Election of associate and assistant secretaries and associate and assistant statis ticians. h. Election of coordinator of calendar (if warranted). i. Announcement of necessary revisions of printed reports and recommendations. Rule 13. Petitions: Petitions may be made to the conference by conference agencies and related entities; the cabinet; lay and clergy members of the conference; councils, boards, and committees of the districts of the conference; and councils, boards, committees, and professing members of local churches of the conference. Each petition must be submitted to the conference secretary in writing, preferably by electronic means, by May 1 prior to the convening of the conference; must be signed by the maker(s) thereof (understood to mean the chairperson and secretary in the case of a petitioning group); and must contain information suffi cient to validate the source (church or charge name, district, address, e-mail address, etc.). Any petition con taining personal references or dealing in personalities may be returned to the origina tor(s) with an explanation. The conference secretary shall assign a number and give a subject title to each petition prior to its publication. Rule 14. Pre-Conference Publications: a. Booklet of Program and Reports: All annual reports and petitions of con fer ence agencies and related entities shall be submitted in writing, preferably by electronic means, to the conference secretary by a designated date prior to the convening of the conference. Under the direction of the secretary, these reports and petitions, the offi cial program of the confer ence, and the current edition of the plan of organization and rules of order shall be made available electronically for print. 2010 journal 201 b. Supplement: All petitions submitted in conformity with Rule 13, excluding those from conference agencies and related entities printed in the booklet of program and reports, shall be printed under the direction of the conference secretary as a supplement to the booklet of program and reports and distributed to the members of the conference at the time of registration of members. The expenses of printing and distribution shall be paid by the conference treasurer from conference adminis tration funds. Rule 15. Referral of Matters with Financial Implications: All petitions and motions requesting a special offering or fi nancial appeal or otherwise having fi nancial implications for conference funds shall be referred to the conference Council on Finance and Admin istration, which shall offer its recommendations concerning the matter prior to action by the annual conference. This rule shall not apply to proper amend ments offered from the fl oor of the plenary sessions of the conference unless the conference so directs. Rule 16. Consideration of Business Items: All petitions and other motions, including proposed amendments to the plan of organization and rules of order, printed and distributed in accordance with Rule 14, subject to correction of grammatical and editorial errors, shall be the property of the confer ence at the time of the opening of the conference without formal reading and shall be in order for consid eration at any time thereafter. Rule 17. Availability of Conference Actions: No later than ten days after the adjournment of the annual session, the conference secretary shall provide copies of all resolutions, proposals, and recommendations acted upon by the conference to the bishop, the conference director of connec tional ministries, and the chairperson of the conference Commission on Communica tions. Rule 18. New Proposals: No proposal shall be presented in the plenary sessions of the con ference in violation of the deadlines specifi ed in Rule 13. Decisions as to what constitutes new pro posals lie with the chairperson. Nothing in this rule shall restrict the conference in its consideration of proper amendments to any report or recommendation when the report or recommendation is the main question before it; provided, however, that any amendment offered to any petition or pro posal shall be submitted in writing to the secretary when presented to the conference, and, provided further, that the conference may, by majority vote, require that any unprinted motion be distributed prior to its consideration. Rule 19. Special Study Reports: Special study reports ordered by a previous annual session shall be presented directly to the organizational session of the conference for such disposition as the conference may make, includ ing referral if the conference so chooses. Rule 20. Distribution of Unoffi cial Material: No leafl et, brochure, questionnaire, or other ma te rial shall be distributed on the fl oor of the conference or in the registration area except by prior approval of the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting or by the order of the con fer ence. Rule 21. Minority Reports: A minority report must be signed by one fourth of the members of a conference agency or related entity to be deemed in order and may be printed in the booklet of program and reports or the supplement, subject to Rule 13. A minority report not so printed shall be subject to Rule 18. All minority reports shall be further subject to Rule 36. Rule 22. Seconds Unnecessary: A report or petition from a conference agency or related entity, submitted in accordance with Rule 13, or a resolution, motion, or amendment signed by two or more members of the conference, subject to Rule 18, shall be in order for consid eration by the conference without the formality of a motion to adopt or a second thereto. Rule 23. Consent Calendar: All petitions from conference agencies and related entities printed in the booklet of program and reports, with the exception of the proposals of the Council on Finance and Administration concerning conference funds and fi nancial policies, shall constitute the consent calendar and shall be so designated in that booklet. At the request of any member, the confer ence may, by majority vote, lift any item from the consent calendar for consideration in plenary session. All items not lifted from the consent calendar shall be acted upon at one time in plenary session at such time as the chairperson shall direct. The proposals of the Council on Finance and Admin istration related to conference funds and fi nancial policies, petitions which have been lifted from the consent calendar, and other petitions conforming to Rule 13 shall be presented for conference action in plenary session. Rule 24. Introductory or Explanatory Material and Resolutions: Immediately following the making of a motion or the presentation of a petition, the chairperson shall state the precise question which is before the conference, which shall not include Intro ductory, accom panying, or explanatory material. Such material shall not be subject to debate or amendment, nor be con sidered to have been acted upon by the conference upon adoption of the motion or petition itself, unless accompanied by a specifi c motion that such material be included in the action of the conference; provided, however, that resolutions shall be considered and acted upon in this manner: the portion(s) headed, “Resolved,” shall fi rst be perfected; the paragraph(s) headed, “Where as,” shall then be perfected; and action shall then be taken on the resolution as a whole. Rule 25. Undebatable Motions: The following motions shall be acted upon without debate: a. To adjourn, when unqualifi ed, except to adjourn the conference fi nally. b. To suspend the rules. c. To lay on the table, except as provided in Rule 37. d. To take from the table. e. To call for the previous question. f. To reconsider a non-debatable motion. g. To limit or extend the limits of debate. h. To call for the order of the day. 202 Western North Carolina Conference Rule 26. Rights of the Main Question: The main question may be opened for debate under a motion to adopt, to commit or refer, to substitute, to postpone, or to reconsider. No new motion, resolution, or subject shall be entertained until the one under consideration shall have been dis posed of, except as provided in Rule 8. The foregoing shall not apply to secondary motions if otherwise allowable in the existing parliamentary situation. Rule 27. Precedence of Secondary Motions: If any one or more of the following motions shall be made when one or more other motions are pending, the order of their precedence in relation to one another shall be in the following order: a. To fi x the time to which the conference shall adjourn, which motion is subject to amendment or may be laid on the table. b. To adjourn. c. To take recess. d. To lay on the table. e. To order the previous question. f. To limit or extend the limits of debate. g. To postpone to a given time. h. To commit or refer. i. To amend or substitute (one amendment being allowed to an amendment). j. To postpone indefi nitely. Rule 28. Tabling Related Motions: No motion which adheres to another motion, or has an other motion adhering to it, may be laid on the table by itself. Such motions, if laid on the table, carry with them the motions to which they respectively adhere or which adhere to them. Rule 29. Referring Reports: The conference may refer any report, recommendation, or resolu tion, or any part thereof, which is before the conference for consideration, or any amendment offered thereto. Rule 30. Consideration of Substitutes: When a recommendation, resolution, or report is properly before the conference for consideration and action, even if amendments thereto are pending, a sub sti tute therefor may be offered by any member moving that the same be sub stituted for the report, recommendation, or resolution under consideration. The con ference shall then fi rst perfect the original, including consideration and action upon any amendments which may be offered to it. The same perfecting process shall then be followed with respect to the substitute. The question shall then be put fi rst on the motion to substitute, followed by the motion to adopt the report, recom mendation, or resolution; provided, however, that the motion for the previous question shall not be in order on the adoption of the report or recommendation or on making the proposed substi tu tion until oppor tunity has been given for at least two mem bers to speak on each side of the question of substitution or adoption. Rule 31. Previous Question: When any member moves the previous question (that is, that the vote now be taken on the motion or motions pending), the member shall indicate to what he or she intends it to apply, if any secondary motion or motions are also pending. If the member does not so indicate, it shall apply only to the immediately pending question. This motion shall be taken without debate and shall require a two-thirds vote of those present and voting for its adoption. If it is adopted, the vote shall be taken on the motion or motions to which it applies without further debate, except as provided in Rule 37. (See also Rules 25, 30, and 32.) Rule 32. When Motion to Limit or Stop Debate Not in Order: When the conference is considering a petition or other motion, no member, immediately after discussing the pend ing ques tion and before relinquishing the fl oor, shall make a motion which, if adopted, would limit or stop debate. Rule 33. Exceptions to Majority Vote: A majority of those voting shall decide all ques tions, with the following exceptions: a. One third of those present and voting shall sustain a count vote in case the decision of the chairperson is doubted (see Rule 8); a tie vote sustains the chairperson (Rule 1). b. A two-thirds vote shall be required to sustain a motion to suspend (Rule 42) or amend (Rule 43) the rules; to sustain a motion for the previous question (Rule 31); to set aside a special order; or to consider a special order before the time set therefor. c. A two-thirds vote by count shall be required to approve a proposed amendment to the con stitution of the church (¶¶ 59-61 of the Discipline). Rule 34. Reconsideration: A motion to reconsider an action of the conference shall be in order at any time if offered by a member who voted with the prevailing side. If the motion it is pro posed to reconsider is non-debatable, the motion to reconsider may not be debated (Rule 25). Rule 35. Calendar: The conference secretary, in consultation with the coordinator of calendar, shall keep a chronological record of orders of the day, reports, and other business items as recom mended by the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting and adopted by the con ference as its agenda. Matters of business placed on the agenda by the confer ence shall be taken up in order, provided that the conference, by two-thirds vote, may take up an item out of order. Rule 36. Presentation of Report of Minority: A member selected by the signers of a minority report (Rule 21) to present the same shall have the same rights and privileges in relation thereto which belong to the presenter of the majority report, except that the member may not present said minority report until the majority report has been presented, and shall then offer it as a substitute therefor, and except, further, that in closing the debate on the question of sub stitution, the member presenting the minority report shall speak fi rst and the person presenting the majority report shall speak last. (See Rules 30 and 37). 2010 journal 203

Rule 37. Speakers For and Against: Except for undebatable motions, a question under considera tion shall not be adopted until the presiding offi cer has given opportunity for at least two speeches for and two speeches against said proposal, alternately, so long as any member desires to speak on the other side thereof, provided that the right is claimed before the person presenting the proposal is recognized to close debate. After three speeches for and three speeches against the motion, or when (and after) the pre vious question has been ordered, the vote on the motion shall then be taken; provided, however, that the person presenting the pro posal shall be entitled to speak before the vote is taken. This right to close debate shall prevail in like manner to a limit of two minutes when a vote is about to be taken on a motion to amend, to substitute, to postpone, to refer, or to lay on the table or any other motion whose adoption would vitally affect the matter under consideration; provided, however, that this two-minute limit shall not apply to a motion to substi tute a minority report for a majority report (Rule 36). Rule 38. Consideration of Agenda Items: Items on the agenda of the conference shall be taken up on the day scheduled. Any calendar items for a certain day that are not received on that day or are not completed before adjournment shall not take precedence over calendar items for the day to which said item or items have been postponed. After the calendar items for that day have been com pleted, postponed calendar items shall be considered. Rule 39. Motion to Adjourn: The motion to adjourn, when unqualifi ed, shall be taken without debate and shall always be in order, except: a. When a member has the fl oor. b. When a question is actually being put, or a vote is being taken, and before it is fi nally decided. c. When the previous question has been ordered and action thereunder is pending. d. When a motion to adjourn has been lost and no business or debate has intervened. e. When a motion to fi x the time to which the conference shall adjourn is pending. The fore going does not apply to a motion for fi nal adjournment of the conference. Rule 40. Between sessions of the Annual Conference the Connectional Table shall be empowered to complete any unfi nished or emergent business of the Annual Conference that does not contravene The Book of Discipline (2008). D. AUTHORITY, SUSPENDING, AMENDING, AND SUPPLEMENTING: Rule 41. Authority: The plan of organization and rules of order of the annual session of the con fer ence shall be the plan of organization and rules of order of the preceding annual session until and unless they have been amended or modifi ed by the action of the annual conference. Rule 42. Suspension: The operation of any of the provisions of these rules of order may be sus pended at any time by a two-thirds vote of the conference, except as may otherwise be provided by Robert’s Rules of Order. Rule 43. Amendments: The plan of organization and rules of order may be amended or changed by a two-thirds vote of the conference, provided that the proposed change or amendment has originated in the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting and has been presented to the conference in writing or, if from a source other than this committee, has been presented to the conference in writing and referred to this committee. The rule fi xing the number of districts may not be amended later than the second morning of the annual session. Changes and amendments printed in the booklet of program and reports shall be in order for considera tion by the conference at any time during the annual session, provided that notice of such shall have been given in writing to the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting prior to the opening of conference (see Rule 16). Otherwise, no proposed change or amendment shall be submitted to vote until and unless one day has elapsed from the initial presentation to the conference. Rule 44. Supplemental Authority: In any parliamentary situation not clearly covered by the plan of organization and rules of order, the conference shall be governed in its actions by the current edition of Robert’s Rules of Order.

Freeman Owle stells stories during Native American service. Members of the annual conference took time to visit one another. 204 Western North Carolina Conference

VIII. REPORTS (NOTE: The proposals in the following reports are printed in the form in which the conference adopted them, which is not in every case identical to the form in which they were originally proposed.) A. COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION The purpose of the Council on Finance and Administration (CF&A) is “to develop, maintain, and administer a comprehensive and coordinated plan of fi scal and administrative policies, procedures, and management services for the annual conference” (¶ 611.1, 2004 Discipline). The council has adopted this theme for its work: EMPOWERING FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP Receipts on all funds for 2009 were $11,784,943 or 77.55% of the total apportioned. The Council on Finance and Administration is proposing the budget for 2011 based upon the funding paradigm implemented in 2005. The two-part presentation consists of Conference Funds and General Church Funds. The overall apportioned budget for all funds totals $14,409,256. The budget amounts were set based on the stewardship concepts contained in the funding paradigm. Those concepts emphasize setting future budgets based on past support, indexed for infl ation and conference growth. The council sees itself as joining with the local church in the work of the fi nancial ministry of the annual conference. We commend the 2011 budget to the conference. It represents the uniqueness and depth of ministries and missions provided by our church and the economic realities of our conference. 2011 CONFERENCE FUNDS AND FINANCIAL POLICIES Proposed and approved: 1. That each of the funds described in the section of this report headed “Conference Funds for 2011” be approved and that the traditional decimal formula be used in determining the apportionments for 2011 for each mission or chartered church/ charge for these funds: District Superintendents’ Fund Equitable Compensation Fund Incapacity Insurance Support Conference Support Fund Vision and Goals Fund 2010 journal 205

Africa University Fund Black College Fund Episcopal Fund General Administration Fund Interdenominational Cooperation Fund Jurisdictional Administration Fund Lake Junaluska Dam and Lake Restoration Fund Ministerial Education Fund World Service Fund The decimal formula shall be based on the average of the amounts paid by each mission or chartered church/charge during 2007, 2008, and 2009 on the following items: ITEM LINES Total Conference Apportioned Funds Paid ...... Line 40b District Administration/Expense Fund ...... Line 41b Pastor(s) Health Insurance Premiums ...... Line 52 Salaries, Housing, Utilities, Travel, and Other Cash Allowances Paid to Pastor and Associate(s) ...... Lines 53-57 Compensation of Deacon(s)/Diaconal Minister(s) ...... Line 58-59 Compensation of All Other Church Employees ...... Line 60 Local Church Expenses for Program ...... Line 61 Other Local Church Operating Expenses ...... Line 62 (Notes: Line numbers refer to corresponding entries on Table 2 of the year-end reports of the pastors and local churches.) 2. That the following policy be approved and observed: At the beginning of the calendar year, the Council on Finance and Administration shall determine which portions of the Conference Support Fund (Fund 505) and the Vision and Goals Fund (Fund 508) are “fi xed costs” (salaries, benefi ts, etc.) and shall thus be authorized to be paid at 100% of the approved budget. On the basis of prior-year receipts to these funds, the council shall then determine a percentage of the approved budget to be authorized for expenditure in the remaining items of each budget, so that expenditures shall not exceed income. a. Each church is expected to support all funds at 100% of the apportioned amount. (Paragraph 247.14 of the 2008 Book of Discipline) b. The churches are requested to make payments thereon aggregately, with the understanding that the conference treasurer will allocate such payments according to the appropriate percentage due the fund according to the Conference Budget. 3. That an Unrestricted Fund Balance Account be maintained by the annual conference at a level of 20% of the current total of the Conference Funds and that any undesignated interest income plus unused balances in budget accounts be transferred to the undesignated fund balance at the end of the fi scal year. 4. That all apportioned funds, pension and health benefi ts costs, both receipts and disbursements, be managed through the offi ce of the conference treasurer and that all boards, agencies, committees, and commissions use the conference treasurer as fi scal agent. 5. That the group medical insurance plan be continued and that all churches be asked to participate through the payment of premiums through the offi ce of the conference treasurer. 6. That local churches be reminded that the discontinuance of prior claims funding, effective Jan. 1, 2007, for the Equitable Compensation Fund, Pension and Benefi ts Fund, Episcopal Fund, and District Superintendents’ Fund does not relieve the churches from their obligation to observe the rule of proportional payment (¶¶ 622 and 639.4, 2008 Discipline), and that ¶ 638.4(c) be observed by the statistician in reporting apportionments and payments to the Pension and Benefi ts Fund. 7. That for 2011 and beyond, the salary and benefi ts (including clergy housing) for district superintendents and all Conference Memorial Center personnel be set by the Committee on Conference Staff Relations policy within the approved total salary budget and clearly reported to the annual conference as part of the report of the Committee on Conference Staff Relations, which says the salaries of the District Superintendents for 2011 be set at $97,971. However, the Conference in June, 2010 session amended this report leaving the DS Salary at $93,300. 8. That all agencies receiving funds from the conference budget shall affi rm that those funds will not be expended for the use of alcoholic beverages or to promote acceptance of homosexuality in violation of ¶ 613.19 and .20 of The Book of Discipline (2008). 9. That the amount of compensation designated as housing allowance for ordained staff members and district superintendents of the conference be set by an annual resolution of the conference Council on Finance and Administration after consideration of a statement of amounts to be used during the year. 10. That church-related travel expenses of all members of conference boards, agencies, committees, and commissions; conference staff; district superintendents; and local church clergy be paid by voucher on a mileage basis at the amount allowed by the Internal Revenue Service. This will be considered as a church-related business item and will not be factored into any compensation package by the Cabinet. 206 Western North Carolina Conference 11. That the governing boards of: Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc. Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc.; Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc.; The Children’s Home, Inc.; UMAR-WNC, Inc.; The United Methodist Foundation of Western North Carolina, Inc.; Camp Tekoa; Bennett College for Women; Brevard College; Greensboro College; High Point University; Pfeiffer University; Western North Carolina Conference Brotherhood/Sisterhood; Western North Carolina Conference Historical Society; United Methodist Deaf Ministry-WNC, Inc. Potter’s Touch Counseling Center, Asheville, Methodist Counseling Center, Charlotte Chrysalis Counseling Center, Greensboro Disciple Bible Outreach Ministry of NC, Inc. New Faith Communities Fund, Board of Congregational Development be granted the privilege of soliciting and receiving funds from churches, individuals, and other sources (but not from conference-wide offerings except as indicated in the list which follows) in keeping with The Book of Discipline; no capital campaigns be approved for 2011; and that the following, and only the following, conference-wide offerings be approved for 2011: Human Relations Day ...... General Conference UMAR Sunday ...... Annual Conference One Great Hour of Sharing ...... General Conference Native American Awareness ...... General Conference Golden Cross… ...... General/Annual Conferences Medical Mission Teams ...... Annual Conference Mother’s Day (Aldersgate, Arbor Acres, Givens) ...... Annual Conference Disciple Bible Outreach ...... Annual Conference Project AGAPE ...... Annual Conference Peace with Justice ...... General Conference Children’s Home Sunday ...... Annual Conference World Communion ...... General Conference United Methodist Student Day ...... General Conference 12. That clergy be reimbursed for moving expenses in the following manner, effective upon adjournment of the 2010 conference session: a. IN-CONFERENCE MOVES: The conference shall pay $500, plus $2.50 per mile, on those moves which are required as pastors are moved from one appointment to a new appointment, on a one-way basis. b. MOVES INTO THE CONFERENCE: The conference shall pay on the same basis as in item 12a above. The moving allowance will apply to the number of miles on the most direct route traveled from the conference boundary to the pastoral appointment. c. MOVING AT RETIREMENT: Retiring clergy, surviving spouses of active clergy who died during the year, and clergy who go on incapacity leave during the year shall receive a moving allowance of $750, plus $2.50 per mile, from the pastoral appointment to the retirement residence or the conference boundary. A retiree who moves to a parsonage and serves a pastorate in retirement is eligible for an in-conference moving allowance upon approval of the district superintendent. d. MOVES OUT OF THE CONFERENCE (moving to another conference, withdrawing from conference membership, leave of absence, etc.): No allowance will be paid. e. SABBATICAL LEAVE: No allowance is granted when the leave begins; however, an allowance will be given when the leave is completed and the clergy person is again available for appointment by the bishop. The amount will be consistent with items 12a and 12b above. f. In many instances, the moving allowance will not cover the total expense of the move. This reimbursement is given to help with the over-the-road cost of the move. Each church/charge receiving a new pastor is strongly urged to pay any out-of-pocket expenses incurred by the new pastor as a result of the move. The district superintendent will negotiate the request with the church/charge well in advance of moving day. g. The district superintendent is asked to make a very special appeal that each church/charge be especially sensitive to both parsonage families during this stressful time. The appeal should include assistance with meals, packing, unpacking, loading, and unloading where helpful and appropriate for the parsonage family. 2010 journal 207

13. That the president, vice-president, and secretary of the conference Council on Finance and Administration, the chairperson of the Audit Review Committee, the conference treasurer-director of administrative services, a Cabinet representative, and one lay member of the CF&A constitute the executive committee of the conference Council on Finance and Administration. 14. That the Council on Finance and Administration be authorized to appoint a conference auditor. 15. That each local church make a very special effort to undergird the meal, transportation, and lodging expenses of annual conference members in attending annual conference by adding a minimum of $100 to the church budget for each lay and clergy delegate. The district superintendents are asked to encourage such support at each charge conference. 16. That conference funds not be permitted to carry over unspent funds from one conference year to another unless specifi cally authorized by the Council on Finance and Administration. Agencies receiving funds from sources other than apportioned funds may carry over such unspent funds into the next year. 17. That 3 p.m., Friday, Jan. 7, 2011, be the cutoff time by which all payments from local churches must be in the offi ce of the conference treasurer in order to be applied to the 2010 year. 18. That each conference board, agency, or institution receiving or disbursing funds not managed by the conference treasurer maintain adequate fi nancial records and prepare and submit annual audit reports to the conference treasurer and the conference Council on Finance and Administration. All treasurers should be properly bonded. 19. That the conference fi scal year begin on Jan. 1, 2011, and end on December 31, 2011. 20. That the conference Council on Finance and Administration be responsible for designating depositories for conference funds. 21. Congregational Development is currently beginning 10 new churches and conducting a signifi cant fund raising effort in the New Faith Communities Fund. During 2011, up to 15% of the unrestricted reserve, being approximately $548,000 will be made available to cover short term cash fl ow requirements; reserve funds to be replaced by funds from Congregational Development and the New Faith Communities Fund. The Board of Congregational Development and the Council on Finance and Administration will work closely during the year to monitor and manage income from fund raising and cash fl ow to minimize the temporary use of conference reserves. 22. WNCC will include in each annual budget a detailed line item of money appropriated for each “shall” ministry as defi ned by The Book of Discipline. The Budget is as printed. No changes were made. Laurie S. Guy, President

APPROVED 2011 BUDGET Western North Carolina Conference Approved Budget 2011 Paradigm 2009 2010 2011 % 2011 Fund # Fund Name Actual Approved Proposed Change Target Restated Restated Conference Funds 504 District Superintendents 1,610,018 1,766,990 1,794,117 1.54% 1,716,569 Salaries 1,399,500 1,399,500 0.00% Related cost 367,490 394,617 7.38% 506 Equitable Compensation 273,562 300,000 291,666 -2.78% 291,666 507 Retiree/Incapacity Ins Supplmt (Sch 2) 304,652 374,000 324,847 -13.14% 324,847 505 Conference Support (Schedule 1) 594,770 741,256 24.63% Admin Staff Support (Schedule 1) 1,799,176 1,631,044 -9.34% Admin Ofﬁ ce Support Items (Sch 1) 677,335 569,925 -15.86% Total Conference Support (Schedule 1) 2,956,972 3,071,281 2,942,225 -4.20% 2,747,851 508 Vision and Goals (Schedule 3) 2,031,496 2,277,988 2,573,183 46.00% 2,499,869

Total Conference Funds 7,176,700 7,790,259 7,926,038 1.74% 7,580,802 General Church Funds 513 Africa University 76,056 96,974 97,107 0.14% 97,107 514 Black College 300,612 433,293 433,884 0.14% 433,884 503 Episcopal 637,267 872,693 903,687 3.55% 903,687 515 Gen Church Admin 243,334 343,770 351,353 2.21% 351,353 516 Interdenom Cooperatn 58,735 84,531 84,762 0.27% 84,762 517 Juris Church Admin 158,954 231,374 231,374 0.00% 231,374 518 Lake Junaluska Dam/Lake Restoration Fd 27,334 73,443 73,443 0.00% 73,443 519 Ministerial Education 777,693 1,086,114 1,087,747 0.15% 1,087,747 520 World Service Fund 2,136,708 3,172,736 3,219,861 1.49% 3,219,861 Total General Church 4,416,693 6,394,928 6,483,218 1.38% 6,483,218 Grand Total of all Funds 11,593,393 14,185,187 14,409,256 1.58% 14,064,020 208 Western North Carolina Conference

Western North Carolina Conference Approved Budget 2011 Paradigm 2009 2010 2011 % 2011 Fund # Fund Name Actual Approved Proposed Change Target Restated Restated Schedule One Conference Operating Costs Conference Support: Boards,Commissions,Committees,Cabinet Ordained Ministry 145,585 188,850 175,650 -6.99% Cabinet Meetings 53,196 35,000 35,000 0.00% Emergency Fund 7,152 10,000 10,000 0.00% Archives/History 2,096 4,960 4,955 -0.10% Episcopacy 0 3,000 3,000 0.00% Dashboard Indicators 14,220 25,000 0 -100.00% Staff Relations 1,352 2,000 2,000 0.00% Council on Laity 6,788 8,360 9,200 10.05% Other Committees 3,715 5,000 3,000 -40.00% Annual Conference Conference Sessions 219,192 65,400 62,000 -5.20% Journal Publication 4,488 12,200 10,200 -16.39% Mission and Ministry Grants U M Foundation 20,000 20,000 20,000 0.00% Leadership Development 64,251 Ministry Contract Services 60,000 Buildings and Land Lake Norman District Setup 75,000 75,000 0 -100.00% Property Contract Services 0 0 25,000 Memorial Center Task Force 14,084 0 0 Episcopal Residence 14,319 5,000 10,000 100.00% Miscellaneous Ministers Moving Fund 115,894 130,000 110,000 -15.38% Contingency 0 5,000 137,000 Total Operating Support 697,081 594,770 741,256 24.63% Staff Support: Admin Staff Salaries 1,408,082 1,264,242 1,162,138 -8.08% Related cost 276,525 534,934 468,906 -12.34% Total Staff Support 1,684,607 1,799,176 1,631,044 -9.34% Operational Items Ofﬁ ce Operations Episcopal Ofﬁ ce 4,725 9,000 9,000 0.00% Assistant to Bishop 1,769 4,000 4,000 0.00% Treasury 38,145 35,000 35,000 0.00% Communications 28,708 79,250 43,050 -45.68% Secretary 7,161 6,200 5,400 -12.90% Information Technology 112,105 122,350 145,850 19.21% General Support Liability Insurance 18,052 30,000 20,000 -33.33% Legal 8,409 20,000 10,000 -50.00% Audit 55,420 52,000 57,000 9.62% CF&A operation 3,890 3,500 4,000 14.29% Staff Travel 81,885 95,750 59,375 -37.99% Memorial Center Operations 215,015 220,285 177,250 -19.54% Total Operational Support 575,284 677,335 569,925 -15.86% Total for Fund 505 2,956,972 3,071,281 2,942,225 -4.20% 2,747,851 Schedule Two Retiree/Incapacity Ins Supplmt Incapacity Leave Clergy 304,652 374,000 324,847 -13.14% Total Insurance Supplement 304,652 374,000 324,847 -13.14% 324,847 2010 journal 209

Western North Carolina Conference Approved Budget 2011 Paradigm 2009 2010 2011 % 2011 Fund # Fund Name Actual Approved Proposed Change Target Restated Restated Schedule Three Vision and Goals for Conference Ministry

Connectional Table Benevolence Grants 20,250 135,000 200,223 48.31% Connectional Table Operations 10,795 25,200 30,000 19.05% Total Connectional Table 31,045 160,200 230,223 43.71% Leadership Development Young Adult Task Force 0 0 6,500 WNCC Council on Campus Ministries 318,845 385,821 487,000 26.22% Camp Tekoa 9,600 64,000 64,000 0.00% Youth Ministries-CCYM 6,842 14,780 8,500 -42.49% Leadership Development 0 0 100,000 Covenant Peer Groups 22,521 25,000 81,830 227.32% Total Leadership Development 357,808 489,601 747,830 52.74% Justice and Reconciliation Peace and Justice Clinic 0 0 16,000 Commission on Church Unity and Interrel Concerns 105 19,060 16,000 -16.05% Ethnic Local Church Concerns 9,408 61,300 65,000 6.04% Partners in Justice and Reconciliation 0 0 50,000 WNCC Coalition for Missions 0 0 1,000 Mission Response Center 35,091 39,032 39,032 0.00% Total Justice and Reconciliation 44,604 119,392 187,032 56.65% Congregational Excellence New Faith Communities Congregational Development 0 0 225,650 Fishin’ Hole Resource Center 0 0 25,395 Coalition for Missions 0 0 1,000 Mission Response Center 35,091 35,032 35,032 Cong Excellence Revitalization Program 0 0 309,520 Other 0 0 0 Total Congregational Excellence 35,091 35,032 600,597

Other Higher Ed: Univ Scholarships Bennett College 17,989 19,799 19,799 0.00% Brevard College 107,932 118,793 118,793 0.00% Greensboro College 107,932 118,793 118,793 0.00% High Point University 107,932 118,793 118,793 0.00% Pfeiffer University 107,932 118,793 118,793 0.00% Health & Human Services Givens Estates Retirement Comm, Inc. 68,086 68,717 68,717 0.00% Aldersgate Retirement Com, Inc. 68,086 68,717 68,717 0.00% Arbor Acres Retirement Com, Inc. 68,086 68,717 68,717 0.00% UMAR-WNC, Inc. 4,415 4,457 4,457 0.00% Charlotte Counseling/Consultation Serv. 7,948 8,022 8,022 0.00% Chrysalis Life Center, Greensboro 5,299 5,348 5,348 0.00% The Potter’s Touch, Asheville 4,415 4,457 4,457 0.00% United Methodist Deaf Ministry-WNC, Inc. 2,208 2,228 2,228 0.00% Duke Med Chaplain 1,545 1,560 1,560 0.00% Other Benevolences 31,721 145,715 0 -100.00% Total Other 31,721 145,715 0 -100.00%

Grand Total Vision and Goals Fund 1,264,200 1,762,441 2,573,183 46.00% 2,499,869 210 Western North Carolina Conference B. CONNECTIONAL TABLE At the 2009 session of the Western NC Conference, the Connectional Table was created as a place of conversation, visioning, planning, and collaboration. Representing the diversity of the membership of the conference, and the several teams and boards in the conference, the Connectional Table provides a space where activities, ministries, and dreams converge. The organizational meeting of the Connectional Table was held on Sept. 25-26, 2009, at Crossroads UMC in Concord. During the fi rst evening, the Table members and team members participated in exercises for group formation, vision casting, and discernment. Following a time of worship, Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster discussed the importance of mission and how the mission of the conference is the central goal of the Connectional Table. In the second day of the meeting, the members of the Congregation Excellence, Leadership Development, and Justice and Reconciliation teams, which had been recommended by the conference Committee on Nominations, were elected. The Connectional Table and the ministry teams then began their discussion of the tasks of allocating the benevolences portion of the 2010 budget and developing that same portion of the 2011 budget. Each of the three teams held separate meetings to begin establishing the structure and strategies for its work. Following weather-related postponements in January and February, the Connectional Table held its second meeting on March 6, 2010, at the conference center in Charlotte. Bill Wyman, conference treasurer, presented receipt history for apportionments and the benevolences budget target fi gure for 2011 provided by the conference Council on Finance and Administration. At that point, the Connectional Table was confronted with a major challenge: the CF&A budget target for 2011 was approximately $2,800,000 while the benevolences budget requests were approximately $5,800,000. Utilizing a new method of matching budget requests with the vision and goals of the conference, each of the three ministry teams had examined budget requests assigned to the team and had given rankings to the requests. At the same time, the Connectional Table decided to change the name for the funding category from “Benevolences” to “Vision and Goals” (or other name that may emerge in conversation with the Council on Finance and Administration). The Table held its third meeting on April 24, 2010, at the conference center in Charlotte, at which time the Table received updates on budget target fi gures and continued its deliberations on the 2011 budget proposals. Following several hours of deliberation and discussion, the Connectional Table determined the activities and programs for which funds would be requested from the Council on Finance and Administration and the annual conference for 2011. The activities and programs selected met the CF&A budget target. The initial year of work for the Connectional Table has been a time of learning, building relationships, and experiencing a new way of planning and doing ministry in the 21st century. One of several achievements during the year was the adoption of a conference-wide Urban Ministry Strategic Plan. This plan details the process for distributing funds which result from the sale of abandoned properties of the conference. As we move into another conference year, the Connectional Table believes it has made positive strides forward, and anticipates a new year of Following Jesus, Making Disciples, and Transforming the World. Robert Upchurch and Larry M. Goodpaster, Co-Chairpersons 1. COMMITTEES AND TASK GROUPS

a. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR MINISTRIES This year has proven to be a time of challenge and opportunity for camping and outdoor ministries. Like other ministries in the conference, the district camps continue to do vital and important work with ever limited resources and fi nancial support. Yet, the camps continue as vanguard representatives of faithfulness to the call of Christ to Follow Jesus, Make Disciples, Transform the World in creative and life-changing ways. The work and outreach ministry of all the camps is commendable. The dedication and hard work of the camp directors, along with the staffs and camp employees is inspiring. The seven camps and retreat centers are Mt. Shepherd, Camp McCall, Camp Elk Shoals, Camp Loy White, Camp Carolwood, Camp GuilRock, and Camp Tekoa. Each camp continues to operate under the seven foundations of the United Methodist camps. Listed below are reports from the camps, giving information about their work and achievements for the year. Please continue to pray for and support the conference and district camps, as they reach out to all people and share the gospel through the outdoor ministries. James G. Mackey, Chairperson Mount Shepherd Mount Shepherd had another great year in 2009 and the fi rst quarter of 2010. A few accomplishments stand out. • Accreditation by the American Camp Association® was achieved last summer. This is verifi cation from the ACA that Mount Shepherd, during a visit on July 21, 2009, complied with up to 300 industry-established health and safety standards, which are recognized by courts of law and government regulators as the standards of the camp industry. • Summer camp drew 685 campers to hear, see, and experience God’s love and grace. We always seek ways to increase attendance. • A DVD has been produced that highlights opportunities for retreats, meetings and seminars. Summer camp is very prominent. The DVD will be distributed to churches and businesses. Plans are to use portions of the video to produce a 15- or 30-second television commercial. 2010 journal 211

• A 30-second commercial is being aired on WGHP and WFMY. The commercials highlight Mount Shepherd’s summer camps. Twenty-seven spots aired in March and April 2010. • The bathhouse has been renovated. Considered an eyesore in the past, the renovation includes new exterior and interior siding, a new paint on the interior, new sink and shower ﬁ xtures, and a giant picture on each side. (One visitor wanted to take pictures of the improvements.) • The “Wet Willie” waterslide was installed and two access towers — one for the waterslide and one for the zipline — were built in time for 2009 summer camp. The waterslide is 100 feet long. The access tower at the slide starts 32 feet above the ground. • The kitchen has been elevated by the health department to the level of a restaurant. A new drop ceiling has been added and new sinks and other improvements have been made. • Program Highlights: –Five Asheboro City schools, one Randolph County school, and two Davidson County schools participated in environmental education. –Christmas dinners were served. –Two Seagrove potters led pottery classes for summer campers. –Two retreats were held for the differently-abled persons. –As of the end of 2009, Mount Shepherd hosted: = United Methodists Groups: 19 occasions = Other Religious Groups: 30 occasions = Colleges/Universities: 4 occasions = Elementary School Groups: 8 occasions = Scout Groups: 4 occasions = Family Reunions: 11 occasions = Special Needs Groups: 2 occasions = Other Groups: 6 occasions • Media/Marketing: –The website has been redone. Check it out at www.mtshepherd.org. –WBFJ runs the radio spots. • Administration: –Fund-raising continues for a new bathhouse. –County health department inspected the kitchen and gave a grade of 99 from a possible 100. • Environmentally Friendly Practices: The camp continues moving forward with more environmentally friendly practices. CFL bulbs have replaced most standard light bulbs. Aluminum cans and plastic bottles are recycled. Motion sensors are replacing light switches in hallways and bathrooms. Ofﬁ ce paper is reused as much as possible and printer cartridges are recycled. Trips to town are planned with multiple stops. A compost pile is in use. Thermostats on water heaters are turned down between groups. And thermostats on heating units are turned off between groups. These and other practices conserve the environment and help the bottom line. Among those, Shepherd’s vision for growth continues to include development of facilities and programs for all ages in an outdoor setting suitable for spiritual growth, fellowship, renewal, and recreation. Camping and retreat ministry takes it rightful place within The United Methodist Church when a ministry is provided for the local church. Camps and retreat centers like Mount Shepherd are extensions of the local church. As such, we are called to provide programs and facilities for the local church to “plug” into so the local church’s ministry may be strengthened and God’s love and grace is proclaimed. Kent Shrader, Director

Camp GuilRock Camp GuilRock hosted over 6,000 visitors to the campus this past year. We are always in the process of evaluating how to effectively remain in ministry to the surrounding community. We regard ourselves as a “ministry” and not simply a “destination.” For 2010, the board of directors has approved plans to convert the screened-in Wesley Pavilion into a dining hall/meeting room complete with new bathrooms and a new kitchen. We recently approved and witnessed the completion of the 30th Eagle project over the past four years. With limited funding, scouts and other volunteer groups are primarily responsible for the majority of capital improvement to the campus. Summer programming remains strong with 5 residential camps and 13 day camps on the schedule for 2010. We will host over 100 groups over the course of the summer. This summer we will host the fourth summer of outreach day camp to the community, providing a “free” day camp experience for over 75 students. Many of these students could not attend a summer camp experience on their own. District churches and individuals donate time and money to make this day camp happen, and the strength of the United Methodist “connection” is witnessed in this event. Camp GuilRock exists to share “God’s cathedral” in its beauty and simplicity. The mission statement is “Discover Creation, Experience God, Grow in Faith.” How we at GuilRock are “in ministry.” • With the camp bus and van we provide transportation to neighborhood children and families to various Christian events in the community and special programs at the camp. • We jointly participate in ministry with other Christian organizations like FCA, Youth for Christ, inter-denominational high school and middle school groups, and scouting organizations. Much of this work is outreach and servant 212 Western North Carolina Conference ministry to Rockingham County and Guilford County. (Since the camp does not have large enough facilities to host a group like CCC, we have created the Camp GuilRock version of CCC.) • We provide special services of worship for weekend groups and the neighborhood at special times during the year. We continue to ask for your prayers as God leads the board of directors into the future of district camping. Mark Christy, Executive Director

Camp Carolwood Camp Carolwood does not provide summer programming any longer. However, we offer an outstanding facility for summer camp experiences such as Carolina Cross Connection. Some churches have used Carolwood for their own summer camps. A day camp is hosted by a district church, with other churches invited to participate. We offer retreat facilities year-round. We offer to clergy a getaway for a day apart, for planning and rest. We hope to offer creation-care education to clergy and groups alike in the future.

Philip Setzer, Director Camp Tekoa Tekoa’s Mission: Touching Hearts, Changing Lives, and Sharing the Light of Christ. 2009 was a great year thanks to all the committed full-time staff and the fabulous summer staff team. Here are some highlights from this past year: • We welcomed 2,300 summer campers. All were challenged to go into the world and share the Light of Christ. • We welcomed 89 Fall Barnabas campers. Barnabas Camps are special camps for adults with developmental challenges. Thanks to Sue Trollinger, the fall camp coordinator, we had an awesome time with these special campers. In all, we welcomed 300 campers with special needs throughout the year. • This was the second year serving as a host camp for Operation Purple. Operation Purple is a program through the National Military Family Association and is sponsored by the Sierra Club. It is a free camp for military children. Tekoa was one of 65 camps across the nation chosen to host an OP camp. We welcomed 150 of our young heroes for a special camp week designed just for them. It is honor to serve these wonderful kids and be of service to our country. • Tekoa was named the #1 best overnight camp in the Western North Carolina Parent Magazine. • A special thank you to all of the volunteers who gave of their time and talents to help make Tekoa a better place. Thank you. • Tekoa is open year-round for church family retreats, youth group retreats, day events, and much more. Thanks to all of you who help support our conference camp. Together, we will endeavor to build disciples for Christ. James Johnson, Executive Director

PROPOSAL: TRUSTEES OF CAMP TEKOA (Petition 1) Approved June 11, 2010 Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Class of 2013 Brian Combs Bruce Fowler Mike Blackburn Shelton Dunn Davis Kate Worthington May Mike Jordan David Moore Ty Moser Dan Martin Jerry Smith Tim Walker Ex-Ofﬁ cio Members (with vote): WNCC Cabinet Representative: John Boggs (Asheville) Ex-Ofﬁ cio Members (without vote): James Johnson, executive director; Karen Rohrer, business manager; Mike Pruett, program director Honorary Life Member: Bill King Submitted by: Board of Trustees of Camp Tekoa, Inc.

b. SPIRITUAL FORMATION TASK FORCE The WNCC Spiritual Formation* Task Force is composed of passionate people who seek, in their spiritual journeys, to keep Jesus Christ at the center of all life. We seek to plant deep roots in faith and spiritual disciplines so that we can grow into the full image of Jesus Christ. The spiritual disciplines are means of Grace which position us for an encounter with the living Lord Jesus. They serve as anchor holds in all of life. We help each other grow and mature in the image of Jesus Christ. We are called to and created for relationships in Jesus’ name. In this current season of life, we cling to the promises of God, the resurrected life of Jesus, and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit. We maintain efforts of sharing the disciplined life with one another. We continue to encourage each other, look for and work tirelessly to help implement God’s Kingdom in the here and now. We are committed to the call of Christ upon us and have covenanted to pursue wholeness, healing, and health (growing in Christ’s image). We are interested and invested in Sanctifying Grace movements. The members of this group will inform and teach, promote, and encourage the regular practice of spiritual disciplines throughout the WNCC. We exist as a resource for the WNC Conference to consult, present, foster, and facilitate aspects of spiritual formation. We share a wide diversity of experience and gifts throughout our participating members. We also have a 2010 journal 213 wealth of collective wisdom that seeks to bless others. We build events like the day apart and the evening worship service before the clergy meeting at annual conference. Our goal is to set the tone for Holy Conferencing. We continue to host the “Day Apart” on the Thursday before annual conference. This sacred time is much more than just another meeting. It is a concerted, genuine offering of fresh insights and nourishment in how the living Christ speaks to us, individually and collectively. It is a time and space for us to encounter holy living. We offer a wide range of venues (fun, music, art, didactic, refl ective, etc.) that help us encounter Jesus. Macrina Wiederkehr will be our presenter on June 10, 2010, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. On Thursday evening, we host a worship service which serves as a vehicle to help set the atmosphere for conference prayerfully, thoughtfully, and spiritually. During this time, we have utilized many forms of worship and prayer (Taizé, contemplative, contemporary, Celtic, healing prayer, etc.) We carve out spaces and places for us to encounter the HOLY (God, Holy Spirit). An opportunity for that is our Five-Day Academy, an Upper Room-sponsored event, planned for May 16-21, 2010. Robert Mulholland and Luther Smith are our scheduled presenters for this event. The Five Day emphasis will be “Growing, Sowing, Bestowing.” *Spiritual Formation is defi ned as a life-long journey of being conformed to the image of Christ in community, by the gracious work of God’s Spirit (the Holy Spirit), for the sake of others (the world). For additional information you may contact: Patience Brumley 704-598-0521 (H) 704-596-2143 (Cell) [email protected] John Blalock 704-629-4855 (H) 704-798-3145 (Cell) [email protected] Patience Brumley and John Blalock, Chairpersons 2. COALITION FOR MISSIONS Missions continue to play an important role in the work of the church. Through the Advance program of the General Board of Global Ministries, local churches paid out $890,970 in mission support in 2009. Other mission giving through the Offi ce of Mission/Outreach received another $336,308.22 (includes Project AGAPE, Disaster Response and other specifi ed mission giving). $210,000 in supplies was sent out through the Mission Response Center (prior to earthquake relief, over $430,000 sent since the quakes as of March 15). These numbers represent people and true Christian response to human needs (please note that the numbers do not include funds sent directly to local and non-Methodist-related groups). For 2010 and following, the Coalition for Missions, working through its Churches in Outreach, Responding and Equipping (CORE) principles shall provide direction, coordination, and education to the districts and local churches in order to help establish their ministries in mission outreach. The priority will be focused on the health of the local church’s mission projects. The goal is for every congregation in the Western NC Conference to have an implemented plan of ministry for global mission ministries and local mission ministries by 2012. The Coalition for Missions’ CORE Principles (foci) include: • Discipleship • Sustainable Economic/Environmental Causes • Health Initiatives/Medical Care • Education • Shelter/Food/Water (includes World Hunger Initiative) Direction of the Global Mission Ministries 1. To conduct a “CORE principles’ conference/workshop” geared to help local churches in their ministries in 2011. The end-goal would be “A New Beginning…” supporting churches as they receive and share information, resources, ideas, and inspiration. 2. To provide a system of “best practices” for mission outreach into the local churches. 3. To provide “information” to local churches on what is available and happening throughout the conference in mission: The main vehicles for this will be the new “Missions Alive – WIRED,” the website, and the Offi ce of Mission/Outreach. 4. To work on a mission theology for the health of the local churches. Direction of the Local Mission Ministries 1. To set a standard of expectation for the local churches as they work within their local communities. 2. To locate mission possibilities within the districts and place them before the local churches while providing a “what-how-how much” description of each. 3. Beyond the planned 2011 Conference/workshop event, provide trainings for “small,” “medium,” and “large” churches in local mission ministries. Since 2010, the Offi ce of Mission/Outreach has been on the front page for many of our churches. “Missions’ Alive – WIRED,” a new media-based resource has been developed, http://sites.google.com/a/wnccumcmail.org/wncc-missions/ and is updated on an almost daily basis with fi ve persons collaborating on information. Since Jan. 12, 2010, much emphasis has been placed on the Haiti and Chile earthquakes and relief efforts through the WNC. In addition to this work, the Offi ce of Mission/Outreach recommends local churches to explore ways it can work with the special initiatives: World Hunger (this initiative was highlighted at the 2009 Annual Conference), Church-to-Church Partnerships, and Child-Sponsorships (this initiative will be highlighted at the 2010 Annual Conference). The support of the local churches and membership is greatly appreciated. Mike Collins 214 Western North Carolina Conference PROPOSAL: ADVANCE SPECIALS FOR 2010-11 (Petition 2) Approved June 11, 2010 Churches are at liberty to support Advance Specials according to the wishes of the individual churches. Advances may be found on the web at www.gbgm-umc.org/Advance/. The following Advances are recommended by the Coalition For Missions. General Advance Specials Salary support for missionaries related to the Western NC Conference: • Randy Hilderbrant, Director of Youth Ministries, The Jubilee Project, Sneedville, TN (982961) • Esther Gitobu, VIM Coordinator, Cambodia (13959Z) • Nicholas Kithinji, Finances, Cambodia (13077Z) • Emmanuael Barte, Faith Engines, Laos (#TBA) • Beverly Barte, Education, Laos (#TBA) • Dwaine Morgan, Mission Response Center, Mooresville, NC (982923) • Poto Valentine Shutsha, Wings of Sharing Ministry, D.R. Congo (14163Z) • Vickie B. Sigmon, Open Arms Ministry, Winston-Salem, NC (982916-8) • Clara Biswas, Social Worker, Cambodia (13952Z) • Gordon Graner, Bolivia (10835Z) • Ardell Graner, Bolivia (10836Z) • Fran Lynch, Church and Community Worker, Alaska (982950) • Glenn Rowley, Senegal (009682Z) • Jacques Akasa Umembudi, Wings of Sharing Ministry, D.R. Congo (14020Z) • Mary Zigbuo, Gbarnga, Liberia (10721Z) Parish Partners Support: • Alaska Missionary Conference (931027) • Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference (583634) • Rio Grande Missionary Conference (531733) Other Projects: • Africa Church Growth and Development Fund (08233T) • Curamericas (10158A) • Appalachian Regional Ministries (982041) • Baltic Mission Center, Tallinn, Estonia (10923N) • Bethlehem Center, Charlotte (982149) • Bethlehem Center, Winston-Salem (982149) • Cambodia Initiative, General (00230A) (Be specifi c as to intended use) • Cherokee United Methodist Ministries (731144) • Diengenga Technical School, Lodja, D.R. Congo, Equipment (15106B) • English-Speaking Congregation, Vienna, Austria (12001A) • Henderson Settlement, KY (773365) • Hinton Rural Life Center, Hayesville, NC (Program) (731372) • John Wesley Primary School, Pinetown, South Africa (11033A) • Mission in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) (00234L) • Nothing But Nets (982015) • Red Bird Mission, Inc., KY (773726) • Society of St. Andrew (Potato Project) (801600) • Stop Hunger Now (982795) • Lithuania Mission Initiative, Lithuania (12168A) • Thiu Rancho Project, Bolivia (12309A) UMCOR Projects: • Bread for the World (982325) • CROP (CWS) (982380) • Disaster Response, USA (901670) • Disaster Response, International (982450) • Heifer Project International (982532) • Sager Brown Depot (901515) • World Hunger/Poverty (982920) The following ministries have been vetted and are approved as Annual Conference Mission Specials: Annual Conference Mission Specials • Carolina Cross Connection (Camp/Home Repair/Outreach Ministry) • Cherokee United Methodist Church Ministries (Poverty/Outreach Ministry) • Conference Disaster Response Fund (Disaster Response/Outreach Ministry) • Disciple Bible Outreach Ministry (Prison/Outreach Ministry) 2010 journal 215

• Faith Action International House (Faith Connections Ministry) • Food Banks (Specify: Asheville, Charlotte, Winston-Salem) (World Hunger Ministry) • Gifts of Grace Family Help Center, Birzai UMC, Lithuania (through WNCC) • Golden Cross – WNCC (Health Care/Outreach Ministry) • Hands of Hope, Anson County (Generational Poverty/Outreach Ministry) • Kenya Partner Ministries (Poverty/Outreach Ministry) • Open Arms Community, Winston-Salem, NC (Child/ Poverty/Outreach Ministry) • Prison MATCH of North Carolina, Inc. (Child / Prison/Outreach Ministry) • Project AGAPE, Armenia (Poverty/Outreach Ministry) • Salkehatchie Summer Service – WNCC (Camp/Home Repair/Outreach Ministry) • Scandinavian Caravan – WNCC (Faith Connections Ministry) • Thomasville Community of Shalom (Poverty/Faith Connections Ministry) • Step-by-Step, Inc. (Home Repair/VIM/Outreach Ministry) • Wesley Community Development Corporation (Home Repair/VIM Ministry) • UMAR-WNC, Inc. (Ministry to Special Needs Persons) • WNCC Building Teams (VIM/Outreach Ministry) • United Methodist Deaf Ministry-WNC, Inc. (Ministry with Special Needs Persons) • WNCC Good Samaritan Clinic, Dominican Republic (Generational Poverty/VIM/Medical Outreach Ministry) • Mission Response Center, Terrell, NC (VIM/Outreach Ministry) • Word of God (Child Sponsorship/Community Ministry) • Yokefellow Prison Ministry of North Carolina (Prison/Outreach Ministry) Other Opportunities in Mission • Children’s Fund for Christian Mission • Bishop’s Initiative on Children in Poverty • Youth Service Fund • Permanent Fund: Encounter Christ (025100) • Special Sundays • Human Relations Day • Native American Awareness • World Communion • One Great Hour of Sharing • Peace with Justice • UM Student Day • WNCC Special Sundays Project AGAPE Sunday Disciple Bible Outreach Medical Mission Teams • Mission Congregations (as designated by Congregational Development) Congo (D.R.C.) Coordinating Committee There are many things to report since the last gathering of the WNCC Annual Conference. The church support of The United Methodist Church in the D.R. Congo this year was highlighted by GBGM Missionary Jacques Umembudi Akasa’s visit to the Western NC Conference. At last year’s session of the WNCC Annual Conference; it was reported that the Wings of Caring’s (Central Congo aviation ministry) Cessna 206 had crashed. All survived the crash but the aircraft did not. During Jacque’s visit to the WNCC, he located an engine and propeller confi guration from Greensboro, N.C., to be put into a Wings of the Morning (Southern Congo aviation ministry) mission plane, another Cessna 206 which needed both an engine and propeller. As of now, the aircraft is being refurbished with the new engine and propeller and the Cessna 206 airframe is being inspected for airworthiness certifi cation. The Wings of Caring missions will still need extra funding to purchase aircraft fuel in much larger shipments in order to reduce the high cost of aviation gasoline which must be shipped by river boat to the Central Congo region. The mission stations at Diengenga and Wembo Nyama are awaiting computers confi gured with Windows 98 and MS Offi ce 2000 which will be used in the Lorena Kelly’s Girl’s School and the Diengenga Trade School. At Wembo Nyama these would be used in the nursing school, the hospital, and the theology school at Patrice Lamumba University. There are two computer experts already in place in the D.R. Congo. One is in Kinshasa, who will prepare and confi gure the hardware and software, and the other is Paul Dinga, a resident of Diengenga who will be instrumental in establishing the computer laboratories and curriculum at both of the schools in Diengenga. Funds are needed to purchase printers for these schools and facilities. The mission station at Diengenga has not been able to replace the Diengenga Trade School truck, as of this report. A conversation with Bishop David Yemba is ongoing, pertaining to the idea of procuring a truck or vehicle which would meet both the needs of the Diengenga Trade School and the Lorena Kelly’s Girl’s School. The truck was also used frequently to support Wings of Caring and the sessions of the Central Congo Annual Conference. The need for the truck is very great. With the new WNCC Conference organization, all funds may be sent to the Diengenga Trade School account which is now managed by Treasury Services. Also in keeping with the new organizational standards, all meetings of the D.R. Congo Coordinating Committee will be posted on the conference website and anyone interested may attend these meetings. The committee will continue to work with Bishops David Yemba and Larry Goodpaster in preparation to celebrate 100 years of 216 Western North Carolina Conference Methodism in the Congo in 2014. There is much work to be done and the needs are as great as ever. To be sure God is working in the UMC congregations of the Central Congo Annual Conference. David Miner, Chairperson Golden Cross In the mix of concerns for and about national health care, it is signifi cant to recall that through Golden Cross, The United Methodist Church, and its predecessor denominations have been assisting with the cost of health care for nearly 90 years. In the year 1922, the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South approved the building of church-owned hospitals to which persons who could not afford health care could go for free or cost-reduced treatment. The name chosen for that compassionate ministry was and still is Golden Cross. The designed support for this new ministry was a Golden Cross Society and Methodists everywhere were invited to “join” with a minimum gift of one dollar per year. In the bounds of the Western NC Conference, a Golden Cross hospital was built and opened in 1931, the Hugh Chatham Hospital, in Elkin. For 36 years, our conference maintained and operated this hospital, giving it to the Elkin community in 1967, where it is now a strong regional hospital. Though no longer through our own hospital, yet desiring that none of our members forego needed health care because they cannot afford it, the ministry of Golden Cross has continued. Assistance is given where our families are burdened with overwhelming medical bills. This ministry is still a vital part of the mission of our conference. As it has been since 1922, Golden Cross is still supported by offerings and gifts by the people of our churches. In the mix of national concerns for and about health care, we can proudly say that through Golden Cross, we United Methodists have been there all along, in the past 10 years assisting more than 400 families of our churches, and since 1931 assisting thousands of families. With grateful appreciation to the 95 churches that supported this compassionate ministry in 2009, Golden Cross encourages the fi nancial support of every church in the conference. The scope of this ministry depends on the support of our churches. Every dollar given through special offerings goes to assist families in our churches.

PROPOSAL: GOLDEN CROSS SUNDAY (Petition 3) Approved June 11, 2010 That every church in our conference include in its 2011 calendar a Sunday designated for recognition of Golden Cross at which time this compassionate ministry will be verbally recognized and an offering invited, encouraging every worshipper to give a minimum of $1.00 to assist families of our conference struggling with overwhelming and often unexpected medical bills. The fi rst Sunday of May is the traditional Golden Cross Sunday but another may be chosen if more appropriate for a church’s schedule. A. Gayle Ford, Director Mission Response Center (MRC) Humanitarian work continued with fervor at the Mission Response Center (MRC). “We have been fl ying with the eagles,” to use the words of Dwaine Morgan, manager of the center. 2009 accomplishments included: • Continuing collection of fl ood buckets, hygiene kits, school kits, layettes, sewing kits, and bedding kits for use by United Methodist Committee on Relief. • Three shipments of donated clothes, tools, school and health supplies, bedding, sewing materials and much more were sent to Armenia. • Donated goods were given to eight different local food pantries, shelters, and other mission organizations. • Due to local fl oods, 54 fl ood buckets were sent to North Wilkesboro and another 519 were transported to Langley, Kentucky. • In 2009, supplies worth $210,000 were distributed through the Mission Response Center. • Since the quakes in Haiti and Chile, over $429,000 in supplies have been sent out. The Mission Response Center has been designated as the fi rst offi cial United Methodist Committee on Relief Cooperating Depot in the United States. This means, among other things, that churches and conferences from surrounding states can send UMCOR kits and fl ood buckets to the MRC for storage and the MRC, in turn, can have these sent directly to nearby states for use as dictated by their needs, rather than having these shipped from Louisiana. This should make for a more effi cient system of supplying kits and fl ood buckets in a timely manner to nearby areas when disaster strikes. The heartbeat of the Mission Response Center continues to be our faithful volunteer teams, teens through senior citizens. Twenty-seven different church work teams were hosted for a total of 45 visits. They are the folks that make these shipments happen. Many come on a monthly basis and others as needed. We are grateful for these hard workers. All this work is directed by the dedicated Church and Community Worker, Dwaine Morgan, who works tirelessly planning for the team visits, arranging for the receipt of donated goods, making shipments out of the MRC, and organizing some semblance of order in the midst of what could be chaotic piles of donated goods. A hearty thank to everyone who offers generous gifts and donations. Barb and Ed Gross, Co-Chairpersons Dwaine Morgan, Manager, MRC

Project AGAPE Project AGAPE continued its vital ministry in Armenia for the 16th straight year. 2009 focused on supporting the Farm Animal project started in 2006. From 2006 to 2007, 43 pregnant heifers were given to 43 families to raise and pass along offspring to others in the community. In 2008, AGAPE celebrated with the local families as this sharing started. In 2009 seven more 2010 journal 217

calves were “passed on” to new farmers, giving hope to those families and a tangible gift indicating United Methodists in North Carolina continue to care about these brothers and sisters in Christ. Project AGAPE continues to administer the Animal Project as other cows are shared in the community. In 2009, like all over the world, the downturn in the economy has stressed the ministry. The staff continues to be dedicated and has worked even harder, giving more hours with the same amount of money (and sometimes less). They continue to sacriﬁ ce to help their neighbors in need. While some parts of the world are showing signs of recovery, the Nagorno-Karabagh region of Armenia is still quite depressed, and AGAPE’s help continues to be a matter of life and death for many local people. During this past year, WNCC UM donated over 1,500 Christmas boxes, as well as much needed donations of clothing, new shoes, food, sewing goods, and hygiene products. Last July a VIM building team rebuilt a local family’s home so that they would have a safe, secure, and sanitary home. In the summer of 2009, another building team traveled to Armenia and rebuilt two family homes, as well as doing medical mission work. Also, one of the 2009 building team members was so moved by God’s work in and through AGAPE that he donated a good, used truck to support the ministry. It was a wonderful gift as “The Dodge” truck has seen its better days serving in Armenia for over 300,000 miles and having had every motor part expect the block replaced at least once. The truck will be shipped in time for the 2010 team to use it in June. All involved with the project are grateful for the conference’s continued support and that of many churches and individuals. The board of Project AGAPE is responsible for raising approximately $57,000 each year to sustain this ministry. Please encourage your church and individuals to give generously. You can do so by becoming a member of the Fellowship of 1000 or making a donation to Project AGAPE. Go to http://www.wnccumc.org/mis/agapeproject.htm for more information about your ministry in Armenia and details of how to support it. You can also ﬁ nd monthly newsletters from Armenia. Numbers 35 and 36 have information about the 2009 building team’s work. The blog has information, too: http://worlddesk-europe.blogspot.com/. Cecil Donahue, Chairperson

Town and Country Committee The 2009-2010 conference year has been a busy one for the Town and Country Committee of the Western NC Conference. The Mustard Seed Movement has been initiated as a model for the conference Covenant Peer Groups. We thank Jeremy Troxler for his leadership in helping form this model of small group accountability where vibrant ministry of clergy and laity in our small membership churches is celebrated. Four pilot groups are currently up and running. With the changing economy, Town and Country has sought to fi nd ways to fi nancially support quality ministry with similar goals to our vision statement: As the WNCC Town and Country Committee, the vision is to empower smaller membership churches and communities in transition: • To see their value in God’s eyes • To develop a sacred vision that grows into strategic initiatives using available resources • To bear fruit for the Kingdom of God This means, for example, that funds were made available for younger clergy (35 and under) to attend the First Parish Project at Hinton Center. Grants are offered to churches in the conference who share the vision. Applications are available on the Western NC Conference website at the “Town and Country” link under “Ministries.” Thank you to the Duke Endowment who funds our work, and for the shared sense of ministry enjoyed with individuals and groups who know the vitality and promise of people and churches in town and country settings. It is hoped to fi nd ways to lift up small membership churches and celebrate the good work of the Kingdom in them will continue to be found. A special thanks is extended to Mark Barden, fi scal offi cer and conference staff liaison; and, Jackie Taylor, secretary, for their hard work. David Christy, Chairperson Volunteers in Mission The preliminary reports from the conference statistician shares that the Western NC Conference continues to lead the way in sending out teams and volunteers in mission. The 2009 (including line #’s 30-31 on church year-end reports) reports include: 30 a Number of UMVIM teams sent – 611 30 b Number of persons on UMVIM teams sent – 4,690 31 a Number of other mission teams sent – 2,695 31 b Number of persons on other mission teams sent – 17,742 Following the 2009 annual conference’s Power of 3 for WNCC goals, the Offi ce of Mission/Outreach, in partnership with the Bishop and the Offi ce of Connectional Ministries produced the following guidelines for local churches to use in considering a mission team: • A mission team needs to be engaged in ministry in the name of Jesus Christ in the local community, county, conference, country, or internationally. Teams act out of love of God and for love of neighbor, and are embodying the Gospel in concrete and specifi c ways. • A mission team needs to be “missional” in nature, meaning it is to meet the understood or latent needs of the people beyond the church. • A mission team is working away from the sending church’s grounds – (i.e. a project on the sending church’s own property would not be considered a mission team). • A mission team may be local or community-based, made up of three or more people volunteering in various projects around the community. If three or more people are involved in a Jesus-like act of mercy, that is a “mission team.” • A mission team does the work in the name of Jesus Christ and is willing to name the One who sends the team out in mission. • A mission team is offi cially part of the local church’s ministry and is reported to the local church and to the annual conference (using the Year-End Report form). 218 Western North Carolina Conference The basic concerns of Volunteers in Mission are to challenge and equip people to be involved in fl eshing out the Gospel; in incarnating the Good News; in being Jesus to others; in sharing hope, healing, and hospitality; and/or in helping those who are hurting. It is love in action. In March 2010, 10 new persons were trained as “Trainers” to train new team leaders. Every team (outside of the local community) should have a trained team leader. In addition, every team leaving the continental USA should carry team insurance. Mike Collins Building Teams The world economic situation continues to hinder building team participation for 2010. Approximately 30 teams will be sent out in 2010, to 13 foreign countries and the state of Alaska. 350-400 team members will be building relationships with fellow Christians and helping with many projects. Teams will work on the renovation of a mission center, build new sanctuaries, work on additions and renovations to sanctuaries and education buildings, renovate a clinic, work on parsonages, repair and reconstruct homes, build a shelter for abused women, and work on church fellowship buildings. The Building Team Committee supports teams from local churches by providing insurance, opportunities for training team leaders, and opportunities to post project on the conference website. We continue to investigate opportunities to send combined teams with building/medical/educational components. We are grateful for the fi nancial support of the annual conference and for the many gifts received from local churches and individuals which enable us to supply building materials for the teams and scholarships for special needs. Volunteers pay their own way and give of their valuable time to be the hands and feet of our Lord, to build relationships and structures for the glory of God. Max Kern, Chairperson Conference Disaster Response The Conference Disaster Response Committee continues to train persons for disaster response and to meet needs as they are presented. In 2009, the CDRC completed its REACH trainings, providing basic resources to 12 of the 15 districts in case of future disasters. District organization and further trainings will need to be conducted. 175 persons were trained in 2009 in early response ministries. The CDRC is under restrictions from UMCOR as to how many people that can be trained at any one time. These restrictions are getting tighter and tighter, down from 60 to 50 to now less than 50 and closer to 30. There is also a restriction as to who can do the training and the materials we use. Presently, eight persons are trained as trainers and two people are waiting for UMCOR to observe so they can become trainers (for their benefi t, it is FEMA who is pushing UMCOR). The CDRC has a good fl eet of vehicles at its disposal, including pickups, box trucks, trailers, and equipment. Several of our 2005 and older vehicles have had numerous repairs, but are still in working condition. Quite a bit of time has been placed on keeping the inventory in check with the insurance requirements and staying legal with the US DOT regulations. As a result of regulations, the WNC trucks are presently not permitted to leave the state. In 2009 the WNC, through the CDRC, responded to ice storms in the Gastonia District and mountains, as well as to the typhoons in SE Asia. Since January 2010, the CDRC has responded to the mud slides in Maggie Valley, ice storms in the mountains, and of course, the earthquakes in Haiti, Chile, and other parts of the world. Doug Miller, Chairperson Mike Collins Haiti Quake Disaster Response Committee The WNC Conference’s disaster response to the Haiti quake disaster has been coordinating funding for relief and recovery work, and building kits and food supplies. Rev. Pam Carter is leading efforts on behalf of the conference. The work of the Western NC Conference is in relationship with the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR), United Methodist Volunteers in Mission (UMVIM), the Methodist Church of Haiti, and with other Haitian partners. Work will be done “with” the Haitian people and not “to” the Haitian people as the hands and feet of Christ, making sure we do not take on work the people can do for themselves. As of March 1, 2010, the giving totals for Haiti Disaster Response was approximately $488,774. Of this, $272,562 has been sent to UMCOR and the remainder is on-hand for use as our Haiti task force deems best. Shipments were sent to Sager Brown with a value of $426,131 in kits. Thousands of kits are at the Mission Response Center for volunteers to sort through. If your church would like to volunteer, please call Dwaine Morgan, 828-308-6573. Jurisdictional UMVIM representatives, UMCOR, and the Haitian Methodist Annual Conference have discussed the procedure for moving UMC efforts forward. Sites for work, sites for lodging, and UMVIM coordinators in-country and in the USA have been located. Beyond the UMC connection efforts, our teams may be dispersed with other organizations doing on-going mission work in Haiti: clinics, orphanages, schools – institutional structures that serve many. The WNCC will target “the least of these” – women, children, orphans, or amputees – those with life-altering needs. We have had conversation with the CRUDEM Foundation, Inc. about working alongside of their efforts with amputees in the Hospital Sacre Coeur. Contact has been made with the United Methodist Foundation of Western NC, Inc., and others for possible partnership in micro-fi nancing small businesses in order to get the economy moving. This is a long-term strategy that will be envisioned in the months to come. Pam Carter, Chairperson Mike Collins 2010 journal 219

Medical Volunteers in Mission Good Samaritan Clinic: The Good Samaritan Clinic in the Dominican Republic completed another successful year caring for patients through on-staff doctors and multiple visiting teams providing additional health care services. Surgeries were performed at the regional hospital and patients were treated at the clinic. Teams also visited many other area communities. A member of one of the teams became interested in the need for clean water. Working with Rotary International and in cooperation with World Water Relief, Batey 7 and two other nearby communities now have new water purifi cation systems. The public health department has already noticed a decline in contaminated water-related illnesses in these areas. Additional funding and construction teams completed a training building on the clinic grounds where courses in sewing and baking now occur. These technical college equivalent studies are improving the skills of the many people and preparing them for employment opportunities. Helping Christian brothers and sisters in Batey 7 goes beyond treating diseases. It includes enabling them to better their lives. To maintain focus and funding, the Medical VIM Committee is initiating a “Adopt-a-Clinic Day” program. For $100, the entire cost of a clinic day, including patient visits, medications dispensed, facility costs, and the salaries of the doctor and nurses are covered. The Haiti Mission: Celebrating 30 years of involvement, the Haiti Mission www.thehaitimission.org continued to send fi ve teams of 25 members each to work a week at the Tovar Clinic near Cap Haitien. The clinic is operated at other times by a Haitian staff. HIV identifi cation, education, and treatment programs continue to grow. Other associated programs which have been started by team members include: the Mamba Program – meds and food for kids which successfully treats malnourished children, www.medsandfoodforkids.org; an orphanage with schools for the orphanage and the young children in the village – no tuition needed - with an associated vocational school, and, small homes for the elderly, all in the Tovar-Grison Garde community, www.fordhaitianorphange.org; Carmilot, the School of Mercy, a new school founded near the Citadelle, with many children, uniforms, food, a library, and most of the major basics; a new and successful program of micro fi nance has given the women of Tovar and Dondon a strong base in money handling; and, another new school called the Tent School, because it is a tent near Tovar, has been started. The effects of Methodists planting seeds in Haiti and the Dominican Republic have brought forth much fruit. Though the conference is not responsible for all the programs, the presence of its work has introduced people to the needs and they have responded. In addition, both clinics have responded to greater needs due to the earthquake in Haiti and have increased outreach efforts to those affected. Mike Barringer, M.D., Chairperson Step by Step Ministries, Inc. Step by Step Ministries is seeking assistance from anyone wishing to minister to others. Its theme of “building homes, rebuilding lives, and showing love” affects the lives of not only the property owners whom it assists; but, the volunteers who give of their treasure and talent say they receive more than they give. Working in the seven western-most North Carolina counties and headquartered in Clyde, this United Methodist ministry has assisted more than 100 families during its fi rst 15 months. Volunteers have given more than one quarter million dollars in labor. Due to its success, there is now a real need for funds for more materials. “We knew there was a great need because during our disaster work following Frances and Ivan, people kept asking for help and could not be assisted as they had not been affected by these storms,” explains Jackie Bolden. “However, the existing diffi culties of six years ago have been compounded by the bad economy, plant closings, and rising costs in food, medicine, utilities, and more. People often have to decide whether to repair a leaking roof or buy food or medication.” A team that helped wrote, “We had SUCH a wonderful time and you are so organized and the people we helped (were) so grateful. Thank you for allowing us to be the hands of God.” Volunteer. Make a donation. Pray for this ministry. Get involved. Assisting Step by Step is one of the ministries to be involved in the Power of 3 for WNCC. Learn more by visiting www.stepbystepumc.org or by calling the offi ce at 828-627-2510 and talking to Jackie Bolden or Tony Oberley, the two staff members. Bolden is a N.C.-certifi ed housing counselor, case worker, and volunteer team coordinator. Oberley is a N.C.-licensed general contractor who supervises the teams and makes sure needed materials are there when the volunteers arrive. Jackie Bolden, Administrator

Wesley Community Development Corporation Wesley Community Development Corporation opened its doors in Statesville in 2002, funded by a grant from The Duke Endowment to the Western NC Conference. The mission of this non-profi t organization is to build “Communities of Grace and Hope” by constructing high-quality, energy-effi cient, affordable homes across the conference for all who qualify, regardless of religion, race, creed, handicap, gender, age, or national origin. “Affordable” housing is obtained through layers of fi nancing through grants, subsidies, and low cost loans such that a quality home may be built for low and very low income families, with house payments they can afford. Volunteers from churches in the conference are very important to the program. Volunteers reduce construction cost by contributing their labor to the construction of the houses, and this savings is passed on to the homeowner. Particular care is taken in construction techniques to minimize normal homeowner costs, such as heating and cooling expenses. All of the homeowners must contribute their own volunteer labor to the construction of their homes. In order to qualify, a client must have a household income below 80% of the median income for the county of residence. A 220 Western North Carolina Conference client with a household income below 50% of the median income is considered to be very low income, and special fi nancial considerations may apply. Following client identifi cation and qualifi cation, support includes a close working relationship with the client and related agencies to obtain the best possible fi nancing. Other services include fi nancial counseling, debt reduction training, support for credit improvement efforts, and homeowner training. To date, over 70 homes across western North Carolina have been completed and closed. Working in close cooperation with USDA - Rural Development, the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency (NCHFA), and the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB), eight homes were completed in 2009, including: three in Yadkinville; three in the community of Olin, north of Statesville; one in Troutman; and, two in Brevard using the “Faith-Based” program working in partnership with St. Timothy UMC of Brevard. In 2010, the intention is to complete construction of 10 affordable single family homes. Most of these homes will be in the developments in Yadkinville, Olin, and Troutman; however, we also see the opportunity to increase participation of churches throughout the conference in our “Faith-Based” program. Plans for the fi rst rental housing project are being completed. Funds for this project in Taylorsville were provided by NCHFA, with construction expected to begin in May 2010. Additional rental projects are planned across the conference. The vision is that each rental housing community will provide an opportunity to lead credit counseling and home buyer education classes at the rental community center, and many of our renters will eventually become qualifi ed to be homeowners in one of our affordable single family communities. Roy J. Helm, Jr., President Randolph H. Harry, Chairperson, Board of Directors PROPOSAL: DIRECTORS OF WESLEY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (Petition 4) Approved June 11, 2010 The Board of Directors of Wesley Community Development Corporation proposes that the following persons be confi rmed by the annual conference as members of that board:

Arnetta Beverly Michael G. Carle Joel Gilland Walter Hand Randolph H. Harry Coley Hooker Stephen H. Kirby Dennis B. Marshall Helen Rogers Valerie B. Rosenquist Samuel H. Smith, Jr. Conference Director of Connectional Ministries

3. ADVOCACY AGENCIES

a. COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN UNITY AND INTERRELIGIOUS CONCERNS The steering committee of Churches Uniting in Christ has made a proposal to the heads of its 10 participating bodies that a special focus on the history of racism in churches and hope for reconciliation should begin in 2011, since this subject had proved a barrier to further work of that body. United Methodists have recently attained Full Communion with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and plans are being made to celebrate the event in one or more joint services conducted by the two jurisdictions. The North Carolina Council of Churches celebrated its 75th anniversary on May 18, 2010, at Duke Divinity School with a celebration service to which all were invited in the Goodson Chapel. Bishop Hope Morgan Ward of the Mississippi Conference of The United Methodist Church was the principal speaker. The N.C. Council of Churches has recently amended its constitution to provide that it shall henceforth be governed by the Executive Board, which shall have the full power of the council. The amendments also include a provision encouraging fellowship and cooperation with other religions and faiths in North Carolina in the interest of promoting mutual respect. The LARCUM meeting of the bishops of the Catholic Church, The United Methodist Church (our own Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster), the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and the Episcopal Church in North Carolina was held on May 17 and May 18 at the Catholic Conference Center in Hickory, North Carolina, to which all clergy and laypersons were invited. The four bishops presented the program, which dealt with ministry initiatives, regional ministries, orders of ministry, and congregational development. Sydnor Thompson, Chairperson and Bishop’s Ecumenical Liaison b. COMMISSION ON RELIGION AND RACE The members of the WNCC Commission on Religion and Race continue their commitment to follow their mandate outlined in The Book of Discipline: To challenge the general agencies, institution, and connectional structures of The United Methodist Church to a full and equal participation of the racial and ethnic constituency in the total life and mission of the Church through advocacy and by reviewing and monitoring the practices of the entire Church so as to further ensure racial inclusiveness. Section XIV ¶ 2002 In order to fulﬁ ll this mandate, it is the responsibility of the WNCC Commission on Religion and Race to 1) Give Voice to the issues and concerns of racial ethnic people; 2) Counsel church leaders and members on different facets of racially-inclusive church and society; 3) Facilitate workshops and develop resource materials related to issues of racism, 2010 journal 221

diversity, and inclusiveness; 4) Empower racial ethnic groups; 5) Sensitize the church about racism, and 6) Monitor and evaluate racial and cultural inclusiveness on all levels of the church. The WNCC Commission on Religion and Race (CORR) continues its responsibility to monitor and evaluate conference and district boards, agencies, commissions and committees. During the 2009 Annual Conference, CORR members monitored worship services, meetings, and events. WNCC CORR supported the Inclusiveness Counts Campaign. Additionally, WNCC CORR is making a commitment to explore how to best advocate for the inclusion of racial ethnic constituents on the various conference boards, agencies, commissions, and committees. WNCC celebrates MLK in light of Haiti disaster: “In spite of heavy hearts grieving for the loss of life and property in Haiti, this year’s annual celebration was high-spirited with singing, dancing, and participation from a variety of cultures. From the Hmong Dancers to the New Goshen in Motion (Greensboro) and Angels of Grace Dancers (St. Mark’s UMC, Charlotte), unity was experienced in the diversity of expression honoring the late civil rights leader.” Dr. Julianne Malveaux, president of Bennett College in Greensboro, N.C., was the event’s speaker. Our prayer is for continued strengthening of our individual and collective spirits as we nurture throughout our conference unity in Christ that values diversity. Donna M. Young, Chairperson

c. COMMITTEE ON AFRICAN AMERICAN MINISTRIES The Committee on African American Ministries continues to be an advocate for Strengthening the Black Church in the 21st Century and for enhancing the relationship between all churches within the Western NC Conference. Working closely with SBC 21, Black Methodists for Church Renewal (BMCR), retired clergy, and the Christian education component of our conference, the goal of the committee for 2010-2011 will be to ensure that African American churches achieve the Power of 3 for WNCC, through training and development of clergy and laity in need-oriented evangelism, vibrant worship, passionate spirituality, intentional stewardship, and empowered leadership, enabling these churches to thrive in the 21st century. Specifi cally, the committee will: • Acquire resources from SBC21 for Congregation Resource Center (CRC) training; • Hold local monthly training sessions where partnering churches share what has been successful in their congregations; • Encourage participation in clergy and laity covenant peer groups (CPG); • Host “Facilitators’ Dialogue” to discuss items crucial to survival; e.g., use and certifi cation of lay speakers, pension requirements, ability of small churches to pay apportionments; • Assist pastors in meeting ordination requirements; • Assist churches in meeting fi nancial obligations; • Employ “Rethink Church” techniques to enhance small congregations; • Restore our Wesleyan evangelical heritage through the forming of holistic small groups which reach out into the community; • Reclaim the personal and social holiness of John Wesley through intensive missionary work that eliminates poverty, improves health, and encourages leaders to follow the Great Commission; • Assist churches to become partner congregations in SBC 21 in 2011. Through the accomplishment of these objectives, the committee will play a vital role in our conference by encouraging and enhancing unity that values diversity. Tiajuana F. Mosby, Chairperson

d. COMMITTEE ON CHURCH AND SOCIETY The Committee on Church and Society this year has continued ongoing policies and projects while awaiting further guidance from the Connectional Table related to operating within the new conference structure. Boyd Holliday continues as the Environmental Justice Coordinator, and Greg Gordon is the Peace with Justice Coordinator. District coordinators are encouraged to promote studies of the Social Principles in their areas. The committee once again encourages all congregations to have a study of the Social Principles at least once each quadrennium. To that end, district leadership conferences need to offer courses that will aid those who would teach these classes. Those in charge of lay speaking courses are encouraged to include a social-justice-related class from time to time. The Peace with Justice Fund grants offer scholarship aid to those attending Ecumenical Advocacy Days and other related training. The committee has recently approved a signiﬁ cant one-time Peace with Justice grant to help fund startup costs for the Peace and Justice Clinic in Matthews. To be true to our Methodist heritage, we need to continue to respond to Jesus’ call for us to be salt and light and leaven in the world, to work for justice and peace, and to embrace the transforming power of the gospel. Stephen F. Lee, Chairperson e. COMMITTEE ON NATIVE AMERICAN MINISTRIES (CONAM) The WNCC CONAM consists of all Native pastors and representatives of Native Churches within the WNCC, although persons of any ethnicity are welcome to work. The goal is to train youth for future leadership in the church. CONAM has worked with the Cherokee church to send two people to Native American International camp in Red Land, California, where they received leadership training. 222 Western North Carolina Conference CONAM has continued to work with WNCC and SEJANAM. They purchased an assortment of books on Native American history, culture, and religion and made them available to Native and non-Native communities. A set of books was placed in the WNCC Resource Center. The goal has been and is to rid non-Natives and Natives of stereotypes and inaccurate history of Native people. CONAM wants Native young and young adults to be proud of their heritage. Education for Natives and non-Natives is critical in leading them to the church and thus transforming the world. In 2009, four youth attended a Native American Comprehensive Plan Writers’ Conference. In partnership with SEJANAM and Native Churches, youth are being trained to lead worship services in their churches on a regular basis. It is crucial that young leaders exist who are proud of their Native heritage and can feel comfortable serving the whole church. The hope is that they will become leaders at the local, district, conference, and jurisdictional levels. Young people are the future of Methodism and CONAM is working to help them take their place. This will truly be transforming God’s world. The CONAM has worked with Cherokee church in Cherokee, Victory in Indian Trail, and Triad Native American in Greensboro to train and encourage these congregations to participate in WNCC, district, and SEJANAM training. In so doing, Native Americans are being prepared to be leaders for tomorrow. Even though there are a small number of Native Americans in the WNCC, there exists one of the oldest Native American churches and one of the strongest urban Native American churches in the WNCC. The CONAM is very proud of the things that have been accomplished in WNCC. The CONAM has worked hard to involve Native people in all facets of the church. Nefﬁ e Connie Locklear, Chairperson

4. CONFERENCE RESOURCE CENTER AKA THE FISHIN’ HOLE This has been another exciting year for the WNCC Resource Center. Nicknamed The Fishin’ Hole, the center continues to live up to its name with a 50% increase in numbers of pastors, teachers, and church leaders that have signed up to “ﬁ sh” for resources. These 1,600 persons access over 5,000 resources online using our Surpass Web Safari catalog: http://wncccatalog.surpasssoftware.com/wncc/. With continued increase in membership and usage, we emphasize the “green” aspect of the Resource Center – where resources are reused and recycled, rather than churches and individuals purchasing them for one-time use. In response to Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster’s challenge Power of 3 for WNCC to revitalize local churches in our conference, the Resource Center Ministry Team sponsored several Power of 3 for WNCC workshops in both district and local church settings. These workshops were developed and led by Dr. Dana Bunn, a member of the Resource Center Ministry Team. They were attended by both pastors and lay persons. I am grateful for the faithful and good work of each ministry team member this past year and most particularly the stellar work of our Coordinator of the Resource Center, Sonja Clough. Barbara Barden, Chairperson

C. CONGREGATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster lifted up the Power of 3 for WNCC goals at the 2009 Western NC Conference, setting the agenda for the Offi ce of Congregational Development for the next three years. It is believed that the fi rst 30 new faith communities and 300 revitalized churches will result in tens of thousands of new people engaged in Following Jesus, Making Disciples and Transforming the World. Starting New Churches The Offi ce of Congregational Development works closely with the cabinet in developing new churches. The district superintendent is a key agent in identifying potential church planters to enter the discernment process. The DS and District Board of Congregational Development are instrumental, as well, in identifying under-served communities and people groups within the district boundaries. The Offi ce of Congregational Development supports church planters in the discernment process, develops fi nancial resources, training, and spiritual support for church planting and makes recommendations to the cabinet for the new church starts each year. The church planter discernment process has been refi ned and extended. The new www.30in3.org website has uncovered a number of church planter candidates who are now in the discernment process. Each church planter candidate goes through a process of spiritual exploration of their call and giftedness, learns about the actual work of a fruitful church planter, explores their gifts and experience in an interview process with a trained group of clergy peers, and has the opportunity to put themselves forward as a candidate to be considered for church planting. Participation in the discernment process does not guarantee an appointment to start a new church, but it is a required process for any church plant that receives a salary support grant from the Board of Congregational Development. During 2009, new church planters were appointed to six projects, one additional project emerged out of an existing church and another from a district: • Statesville District: Christ United Methodist Church: Fairgrove Campus – Jesse Smith as campus pastor under appointment (launched weekly public worship April 4, 2010) • Statesville District: Christ United Methodist Church: Troutman Campus – John McGill as campus pastor under appointment • Lake Norman District: New Faith Community of Lake Norman – Susan Heafner-Heun under appointment as campus pastor (related to Davidson United Methodist Church) 2010 journal 223

• Lake Norman District: Williamson’s West Campus – Andrea Smith under appointment as campus pastor (related to Williamson’s Chapel United Methodist Church) • Charlotte and Albemarle District: Centro Christiano Hosanna – Diana Wingeier-Rayo under appointment (related to Matthews United Methodist Church). This is an expansion and opening of a campus in Matthews while continuing to serve the community in Union County forming a regional Hispanic ministry. • Asheville District: Haywood Street Congregation – Brian Combs under appointment - formed originally as a part-time ministry to reach people on the economic margins in downtown Asheville related to the Central United Methodist Church in Asheville, the Asheville District and the Campus Ministry at UNC-Asheville but now developing into a full-time worshipping congregation. • Salisbury District: Narrow Gates Ministry/Opportunity House – a worshipping and serving congregation alongside people on the economic margins in the Kannapolis community out of the Midway United Methodist Church vision. In early 2010, two additional new faith communities were initiated: • Charlotte District: Korean-English Congregation at Wesley United Methodist Church – Jae Lee under appointment. Initiating a bilingual congregation with worship in Korean at one service, English at a second service and joint bilingual worship on a regular basis. In partnership with Wesley, the Charlotte District, and the Korean Methodist Association. The Grand Opening of the Korean Congregation was scheduled for May 16, 2010. • Salisbury/Albemarle District: Crossroads United Methodist Church, Waxhaw Campus – Mark Appleyard serving as church planter from the staff of Crossroads United Methodist Church. At the 2010 session of annual conference, several additional church plants are anticipated being announced with Board of Congregational Development funding. A number of church planting initiatives are emerging that are fully self-funded so far. The Board of Congregational Development instituted a new kind of salary support grant designed especially for work alongside persons in economically--marginalized conditions, which requires the development of a local board that will take responsibility for building the fi nancial capacity of the emerging faith community, but also will raise needed funds from other local sources to build a self-supporting congregation. This support grant for work in these economically-challenged communities diminishes over a six-year period, as opposed to the three-year declining grant amounts of a church plant in a middle or upper economic status community. The local churches of the annual conference entrusted over $623,000 for the work of Congregational Development in 2009. This faithful investment demonstrates the tangible commitment of hundreds of pastors and churches and tens of thousands of individual people. The Vital Partners individual donor initiative is beginning to see results that will build over the next several years. The apportioned resources and the gifts of hundreds of individual donors will make it possible for the conference to provide start-up funds for 30 new churches over the next three years. It is critically important for the conference to increase its capacities in several areas in order to start this many churches: • New Church Partners for Growth emerging from among the 250 healthiest congregations. • Additional Church Planter Candidates emerging from among the young adults, both lay and clergy and from the most fruitful congregations. • Prayerful discernment of God’s leading in reaching people in dozens of communities around the annual conference. • Additional fi nancial resources through more churches fully supporting the Congregational Development apportionment from the local churches. • Additional fi nancial resources through individual donors to the Vital Partners for Growth.

Strengthening existing churches Congregational Excellence Team – The Offi ce of Congregational Development works with the cabinet and the Congregational Excellence team to identify and promote the best practices and behaviors observed in healthy churches. The groups are also working together to identify characteristic markers of vital and healthy churches. Cabinet Coaching and Consultation – The Offi ce of Congregational Development is working with the cabinet to develop coaching and consultation services to help local churches seeking revitalization. Natural Church Development continues to be an important tool in the efforts to strengthen existing churches. Much has been learned in the last couple of years about how best to use this tool. One critical key learning is that it takes an extended, focused effort over a two-year period to reap the most consistent benefi ts from the Natural Church Development process. Dozens of well-trained coaches are ready to come alongside a congregation in this process. The diagnostic tool is processed in the conference, which allows for aggregate health information to be captured for all the churches in a district or in the conference, so progress can be tracked on a large scale. Partnerships – while encouraging creative partnerships to launch new churches, congregational development is also seeing fruitful partnerships among existing churches as ways to renew their effectiveness and fruitfulness in ministry. An important feature of learning is how important it is to have a strong, healthy, growing church as one of the partners in growth and fruitfulness. There has been much experience in trying to build critical mass by linking two or more smaller, struggling churches to form a charge with a greater capacity to be in ministry, but have learned how much more effective these partnerships can be when a strong, healthy, growing church connects in ministry alongside churches that are struggling. New models for these partnerships are being developed. 224 Western North Carolina Conference Turn Around and Vital Church Boot Camps – Jim Griffi th, the conference Congregational Development coach, has adapted his superb new church planter boot camp to help existing churches learn the best practices in reaching new people for Jesus Christ. Seminars are scheduled for June 26-27, Oct. 8-9 and Nov. 13-14, 2010. These events are limited to teams of pastors and three or more lay leaders. Individual persons cannot register for the seminar. Conference Congregational Development Grants – Examining the fruitfulness of the land and building, re-missioning and redevelopment grants over the last several years, the results of those investments in terms of new people entering the church have been ambiguous. So the Board of Congregational Development continues to re-evaluate all of its grant programs to assure they are confi gured in such a way as to assure that they result in signifi cant numbers of people coming to faith in Jesus Christ. The Offi ce of Congregational Development is strengthened by the leadership of the Board of Congregational Development (the complete list of the Board Membership is found on page 17 of the 2009 Western NC Conference Journal). The offi ce is also indebted to the direction and guidance of the Congregational Excellence Team of the annual conference under the leadership of Chairperson Nancy Rankin. The district boards of congregational development provide constant encouragement and support and are fi lled with some of the most encouraging and hopeful people in the annual conference. To these superb leaders and members of the Boards of Congregational Development and the Congregational Excellence team, a debt of gratitude is owed. Steve James, Director of Congregational Development

New generations were quite in evidence during the annual meeting. 2010 journal 225 D. COUNCIL ON HIGHER EDUCATION

HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS 1. BENNETT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN I. Students (as of fall semester 2009) A. Full-time students ...... 709 B. Part-time students ...... 57 C. Full-time equivalent enrollment ...... 729 D. Full-time North Carolina students ...... 211 E. Full-time United Methodist students ...... 49 F. Resident students ...... 475 G. Non-resident (day) students ...... 291 H. Male students ...... 0 I. Female students ...... 766 J. Foreign students ...... 5 K. Number of students receiving ﬁ nancial aid ...... 662 II. Faculty (as of fall semester 2009) A. Number of full-time faculty ...... 56 B. Number of part-time faculty ...... 26 C. Full-time equivalent faculty ...... 65 D. Degrees of full-time faculty: Doctorates ...... 34 Masters ...... 22 E. Average salary of full-time faculty ...... 45,258 F. Average compensation of full-time faculty ...... 7,973 III. Operating Finances (7-1-08 to 6-30-09) A. Operating income ...... 17,192,234 1. Student fees ...... 9,870,001 2. Endowment income (unrestricted) ...... -2,753,938 3. Church sources ...... 839,631 4. Auxiliary enterprises ...... 2,842,412 5. Student aid (restricted) (included in student fees) ...... 4,295,869 6. Other ...... 10,689,997 B. Operating expenses ...... 18,389,538 1. Instructional ...... 5,203,521 2. Administrative and general ...... 4,938,027 3. Library ...... 241,256 4. Physical plant (included throughout other areas) 5. Student aid 6. Auxiliary enterprises ...... 3,622,694 7. Other ...... 4,384,040 C. Operating deﬁ cit at beginning of 2008-2009 D. Operating budget for 2008-2009 ...... 14,111,335 E. Expenditures per student (2008-2009) ...... 20,481 F. Amount per UM student provided by WNC Conference (2008-2009) ...... 846 IV. Other Financial Information A. Market value of physical plant (7-1-08) ...... 67,983,164 B. Capital indebtedness at 7-1-08 ...... 9,242,091 C. Net increase in physical plant from preceding year ...... 0 D. Market value of endowment at 7-1-08 ...... 11,381,216 E. Net decrease in endowment principal from preceding year Julianne Malveaux, President 226 Western North Carolina Conference 2. BREVARD COLLEGE

I. Students (as of fall semester, 2009-2010) A. Full-time students ...... 642 B. Part-time students ...... 16 C. Full-time equivalent enrollment ...... 650 D. Full-time North Carolina students ...... 344 E. Full-time Methodist students ...... 80 F. Resident students ...... 489 G. Non-resident (day) students ...... 169 H. Male students ...... 374 I. Female students ...... 284 J. American Black ...... 75 K. Hispanic ...... 10 L. Native American ...... 6 M. Asian American ...... 2 N. Foreign ...... 21 O. Number of students receiving fi nancial aid ...... 662 II. Faculty (as of fall semester, 2008-2009) A. Number of full-time faculty ...... 55 B. Number of part-time faculty ...... 37 C. Full-time equivalent faculty ...... 78 D. Number of faculty and administrative staff representing ethnic minorities ...... 4 E. Degrees of full-time faculty: Doctorates (or other terminal degree) ...... 37 Masters ...... 15 F. Average salary of full-time faculty ...... $ 44,317 G. Average compensation of full-time faculty ...... $55,615 III. Operating Finances (for 2008- 2009 fi scal year) A. Operating income (total)…………………………………………………………………………………………...... $ 13,716,776 1. Student fees ...... 12,469,645 2. Endowment income (unrestricted) ...... -4,274,200 3. Church sources ...... 105,313 4. Auxiliary enterprises ...... 4,550,841 5. Student aid ...... -3,791,669 6. Development funds ...... 3,602,577 7. Other ...... 954,683 B. Operating expenditures (total) ...... 19,098,837 1. Instructional ...... 5,186,502 2. All institutional support services ...... 6,333,188 3. Library ...... 352,138 4. Physical plant ...... 2,033,011 5. Auxiliary services ...... 3,138,560 6. Student aid ...... 2,065,538 7. Other ...... 0 C. Operating indebtedness at beginning of current year ...... 1,787,624 D. Operating budget for current year ...... 20,764,492 E. Expenditures per student for current year ...... 31,945 F. Amount per student provided by Western NC Conference ...... 179 IV. Capital Funds (2007-2008 fi scal year) A. Value of physical plant at beginning of current year ...... $ 27,345,825 B. Capital indebtedness at beginning of current year ...... 12,958,059 C. Net increases to physical plant during preceding year ...... 1,126,509 D. Market value of endowment fund at beginning of current year ...... 17,499,631 E. Net increases to endowment principal during preceding year ...... 227,656 Drew L. Van Horn, President 2010 journal 227 3. GREENSBORO COLLEGE

I. Students (2009-2010) A. Full-time students ...... 919 B. Part-time students ...... 345 C. Full-time equivalent enrollment ...... 1,032 D. Full-time North Carolina students ...... 656 E. Full-time Methodist students ...... 134 F. Resident students ...... 456 G. Non-resident (day, evening, weekend) students ...... 808 H. Male students ...... 584 I. Female students ...... 683 J. American black students ...... 245 K. Foreign students ...... 62 L. Number of students receiving fi nancial aid (2009-2010) ...... 1,142 II. Faculty (2009-2010) A. Number of full-time faculty ...... 62 B. Number of part-time faculty ...... 71 C. Degrees of full-time faculty: Doctorates ...... 49 Masters ...... 19 E. Ethnic minorities employed on faculty and administrative staff ...... 47 F. Average salary of full-time faculty ...... $ 51,779 G. Average compensation of full-time faculty ...... 63,430 III. Operating Finances (for 2008-2009 fi scal year) A. Operating income (total) ...... 26,139,409 1. Student fees ...... 18,070,737 2. Endowment income (unrestricted) ...... 3,575,768 3. Church sources ...... 107,734 4. Auxiliary enterprises ...... 4,674,702 5. Student aid (restricted)...... 3,507,618 6. Development funds (exclusive of church, federal, and state funds) ...... 3,146,185 7. Other ...... 208,201 B. Operating expenditures (total) ...... 33,517,146 1. Instructional ...... 9,632,495 2. Administrative and general ...... 5,833,164 3. Library ...... 120,196 4. Physical plant ...... 1,997,148 5. Auxiliary enterprises ...... 4,465,154 6. Student aid ...... 8,513,238 7. Other ...... 379,883 C. Operating defi cit at beginning of current year ...... 0 D. Operating budget for 2009-2010 year ...... 30,351,994 E. Expenditures per student for 2009-2010 year ...... 32,478 F. Amount per student provided by WNC Conference (2009-2010) ...... 104 IV. Capital Funds (2009-2010) A. Value of physical plant at beginning of current year ...... 37,089,078 B. Capital indebtedness at beginning of current year ...... 15,101,056 C. Net increases to physical plant during preceding year ...... (5,029,812) D. Market value of endowment fund at beginning of current year ...... 19,782,781 E. Net increase to endowment fund principal during preceding year ...... 763,320 C. Brent DeVore, Interim President 228 Western North Carolina Conference 4. HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY I. Students (as of fall semester, 2009-2010) A. Full-time students ...... 3,170 B. Part-time students ...... 433 C. Full-time equivalent enrollment ...... 3,432 D. Full-time North Carolina students ...... 1,264 E. Full-time Methodist students ...... 482 F. Resident students ...... 2,447 G. Day (commuter students and adult learners) ...... 1,156 H. Male students ...... 1,350 I. Female students ...... 2,253 J. American black students ...... 497 K. International students ...... 56 L. Number of students receiving fi nancial aid ...... 3,199 II. Faculty (as of fall semester, 2009-2010) A. Number of full-time faculty ...... 159 B. Number of part-time faculty ...... 131 C. Full-time equivalent faculty ...... 203 D. Degrees of full-time faculty: Doctorates and other terminal ...... 123 Masters ...... 36 E. Number of ethnic minorities employed on faculty and administrative staff ...... 18 F. Average salary of full-time faculty ...... 62,888 G. Average compensation of full-time faculty ...... 77,981 III. Operating Finances (for 2008-2009 fi scal year) A. Operating income (total) ...... 80,299,716 1. Student fees ...... 58,111,420 2. Endowment income ...... 871,572 3. Church sources ...... 109,843 4. Auxiliary enterprises ...... 20,227,310 5. Gifts and grants ...... 722,963 6. Investment income ...... 115,967 7. Other ...... 140,641 B. Operating expenditures (total) ...... 71,811,038 1. Instructional ...... 16,889,988 2. Administrative and general ...... 19,012,072 3. Library ...... 1,598,072 4. Physical plant ...... 16,969,785 5. Auxiliary enterprises ...... 8,855,806 6. Student aid ...... 8,485,315 C. Operating indebtedness at beginning of current year ...... 0 D. Operating budget for current year ...... 99,979,129 E. Expenditures per student for current year ...... 29,131 F. Amount per student by WNC Conference ...... 29 IV. Capital Funds A. Value of physical plant (with depreciation) at beginning of current year ...... 264,209,765 B. Capital indebtedness at beginning of current year ...... 142,593,361 C. Net increases to physical plant during preceding year ...... 86,071,082 D. Market value of endowment fund at beginning of current year ...... 30,438,363 E. Net increase to endowment fund principal during preceding year ...... -13,139,275 Nido R. Qubein, President 2010 journal 229 5. PFEIFFER UNIVERSITY I. Students (undergraduates as of fall semester, 2008-2009) A. Full-time students ...... 944 B. Part-time students ...... 145 C. Full-time equivalent enrollment ...... 1,016 D. Full-time North Carolina students ...... 880 E. Full-time Methodist students ...... 174 F. Full-time WNC Conference Methodist students ...... 132 G. Resident students ...... 523 H. Day students ...... 798 I. Male students ...... 470 J. Female students ...... 619 K. Black students ...... 217 L. Foreign students ...... 39 M. Number of students receiving fi nancial aid ...... 1,085 II. Faculty (as of fall semester, 2008-2009) A. Number of full-time faculty ...... 74 B. Number of part-time faculty ...... 0 C. Number of adjunct faculty ...... 68 D. Number of teaching administrative staff with faculty rank ...... 10 E. Full-time equivalent faculty ...... 75 F. Degrees of full-time faculty: Doctorates ...... 51 Masters ...... 20 G. Average salary of full-time faculty ...... 54,607 H. Average compensation of full-time faculty ...... 55,396 III. Operating Finances (2008-2009) A. Operating Income (total) 1. Tuition and fees, net ...... 14,482,585 2. State and federal grants ...... 1,564,227 3. Private gifts (including church) ...... 1,332,376 4. Investment income ...... (2,812,552) 5. Auxiliary enterprises ...... 4,211,004 6. Other sources ...... 547,478 B. Expenses: 1. Instructional ...... 9,487,121 2. Public service ...... 0 3. Academic support ...... 2,754,240 4. Student services ...... 3,715,058 5. Institutional support ...... 3,778,773 6. Physical plant (Plant expenses are also included within expenses 1-5 and 7) ...... 3,276,653 7. Auxiliary enterprises ...... 4,376,562 C. Total net assets ...... 19,883,386 D. Unrestricted net assets ...... 3,292,889 E. Operating budget for current year ...... 29,633,653 F. Expenditure per student for current year ...... G. Amount per student by WNC Conference for current year ...... IV. Capital Funds A. Book value of physical plant at beginning of current year ...... 26,007,224 B. Capital indebtedness at beginning of current year ...... 19,528,113 C. Net increases to physical plant during the year ...... 244,869 D. Market value of endowment fund at beginning of current year ...... 16,054,578 E. Net increase (loss) to endowment fund principal during preceding year ...... (4,211,470) Charles M. Ambrose, President 230 Western North Carolina Conference PROPOSALS: NOMINATIONS OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES (Petition 5) Approved June 11, 2010 Brevard College Timothy J. Bailey, Betsy O. Barefoot, John S. Boggs, Leonard S. Bullock, Tommie L. Cassady, C. Harley Dickson, Jr., Richard A. Eldridge, Jr., William G. Ervin, Lloyd G. Fisher, R. Edward Gash, Sue T. Hatcher, Reg D. Heinitsh, Jr., James E. Holmes III, Barbara A. Hulsey, J. Phillip Jerome, A. Edwin Jones, Bryan R. Jones, Michael Jordan, Robert S. Lawrence, Kathi L. Levine, Alton T. Loftis, Henry C. McDonald III, Joseph P. McGuire, Linda Martinson, Donald L. Moore, Barbara M. Nesbitt, David C. Neumann, Jack Parker, Alfred F. Platt, Jr., Chris B. Reinhardt, B. D. Rodgers, Melvin J. Scales, Ray N. Simmons, William C. Stanback, Jerry Stone, Elizabeth O. Taylor, David Thompson, Bonnie S. Vandegrift, Drew L. Van Horn, Dona D. Vaughn, W. Heath Weldon Emeriti Trustees: Ralph L. Abernethy, Jr., Douglas W. Booth, John A. Carter, Robert I. Dalton, Jr., F. Crowder Falls, Bernard R. Fitzgerald, Johnie H. Jones, Dyeann B. Jordan, Albert G. Myers, Jr.

(Petition 6) Approved June 11, 2010 High Point University Katherine Kearns Maynard and Miriam O’Malley Kimsey replacing Jerry L. Wells and Edward H. Covington Life Members: William V. Kester, Jr., J. Robert Stout, Darrell L. Sechrest, Floyd T. Craven, Frederick Wilson E. COUNCIL ON CAMPUS MINISTRY Campus ministry offers deep vitality, innovation, and spiritual depth to students, faculty, and university communities. Because college and university students are constantly changing, United Methodist campus ministries must constantly adapt to the changing needs. As the WNCC seeks greater engagement and participation with young people, campus ministries are among our best resources. Campus ministry students graduate having experienced hands-on leadership, social justice mission work, deep prayer and study, meaningful small-group ministries, passionate worship, risk-taking programming, and Christ-centered community. They seek these qualities when they visit churches. The WNCC Council on Campus Ministry has the responsibility of enabling the most outstanding United Methodist campus ministries possible, balanced with faithful stewardship of resources provided by the Conference. To be sure, 2009 was a challenging year. Lower than normal payments from conference funds challenged every campus ministry to trim budgets, lean more heavily on fund-raising programming, and spend down reserves. The council, for its part, continued to focus on sound stewardship of reduced resources, while working diligently not to lose ministry focus. Then, in June, the 2009 annual conference contributed nearly $18,000 through the Sunday worship offering. These funds were used to support the ministries most affected by the reduced contributions. That special contribution was also used to send all of the campus ministers and two members of the council to the REFRESH campus ministry conference, annually offered by the Foundation for Evangelism—we were the only conference to send all of its campus ministers. Thanks to the generosity of the annual conference, we were able to support campus ministries both ﬁ nancially and programmatically. Furthermore, many local congregations and individuals contributed to campus ministry beyond their apportionments. 2009 ended as a powerful testimony to the work of the Spirit through the United Methodist connection to provide the needed resources for effective campus ministry. Overcoming challenges, campus ministry in this conference still thrives. Last year we began new ministries at North Carolina A&T University and at Central Piedmont Community College. As part of the vision to have a vibrant United Methodist ministry on every college campus, the council has begun exploration of new campus ministry starts on several other college campuses in this conference. For the second year, each campus ministry was expected to apply to the council for conference funding. This application process not only determines the funding needs of each campus ministry, but it is part of the overall evaluation of each ministry. We are keenly aware that the campus ministers are extraordinarily gifted and undervalued. WNCC campus ministries are faithfully and effectively shaping the present and future of United Methodist ministry. In challenging economic times, the Council on Campus Ministry believes that we have to be bold in faith and accountable in stewardship. We are proud of the work of each of the campus ministries and the continued commitment of the conference to ministry with college students. At the 2010 annual conference, campus ministries will lead the Sunday worship service. This remarkable opportunity, the 2009 Sunday offering, and the priority given to campus ministry in WNCC is due, in large part, to Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster’s commitment to campus ministry. Yet, he is not alone. The cabinet, conference staff, Council on Finance and Administration, and numerous pastors and local churches have all recognized the profound value of campus ministry. While we are incredibly thankful, we are mindful that big challenges await us. It will take continued attention, creativity, prayer, and diligence to continue to thrive and grow ministries of which we are proud in this conference. Jonathan Coppedge-Henley, Chairperson 2010 journal 231

PROPOSAL: CAMPUS MINISTRY BOARDS (Petition 8) Approved June 11, 2010 Appalachian State University Class of 2011: Lawrence Caviness (Deerfi eld), Jane Didier (Boone), Ann Watson (student), JB Beyer (student), Sarah McKay (student). Class of 2012: Rob Sanders (faculty, FaithBridge), Barbara Burgin (Deerfi eld), Allyson McFalls (alumni), Wanda Henries, (Boone). Class of 2013: Ron Branch (Boone), Jay Vincent, (Boone). Ex Offi cio: Fred Jordan, North Wilkesboro District Superintendent; Brad Farrington, Campus Minister; Caroline Wood, WNCC Director of Young People’s Ministries; Clergy: Marianne Romanat (FaithBridge), Judy Eurey (Henson Chapel Charge), Jeff Sweeney (Deerfi eld), Cindy Shelton (Boone), John Thomas (member of WNCC Council on Campus Ministry), Megg Henry (Campus Ministry Offi ce Manager) Triad UM Campus Ministries Rev. Miller Carter, Jr., Dr. James Ferree, Dr. Arnetta Beverly, Dr. Andrew Brown, Jr., Mr. Russ Eubanks, Mr. James Armstrong, Mr. Anthony Dillard, Mr. Allen Odom (student), Ms. Patricia Wiseman, Rev. Pamela Blackstock, Rev. Belvin Jessup, Rev. Morris Brown, Dr. Duke Ison, Dr. William Medlin III, Rev. Laura Elliott, Rev. Paul Perkins, Rev. David Riffe, Dr. James Graves, Rev. Jim Trollinger University of North Carolina at Asheville Rev. Rob Parsons (Saluda-Columbus), Rev. Brian Combs (Asheville Mission), Rev. Dr. John Boggs (Asheville District Superintendent), Rev. Lisa Hartzog-Hannah (Asbury Memorial), Keitha Alford (Etowah), Christina Brookshire (All Souls’ Episcopal), Bill Haggard (Asheville: Central), Melodie Galloway (Director Lake Junaluska Singers), Rev. Frank Grice (Council on Campus Ministry liaison), 3 positions TBD University of North Carolina at Charlotte Rev. Wes Barry (First Presbyterian), Rev. Stephen Cheyney (Campus Minister), Jim Dudley (Professor Emeritus, St. Peter’s Episcopal), Heather Hall (Alumnae), Cassie Haran (Student), Beth Hardin (Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs, Holy Comforter Episcopal Church), Rev. Eddie Ingram (First-Charlotte), Eric Lanier (Benefi ts Administrator, Pineville), Janet Lutz (Harrisburg), Janice Martin (Alumnae, Hickory Grove), Jennifer Martin (Myers Park), Michael Montgomery (Alumnus, Mallard Creek Presbyterian),Chuck Morgan (Alumnus, Covenant Presbyterian), Rev. Kate Murphy (Hickory Grove Presbyterian), Jacob Pierce (Student), Julie Putnam (Advent Lutheran), Dalen Rice (Associate Director, Alumnus), Morgan Roseborough (Retired Staff, Mallard Creek Presbyterian), Joe Stowe (Providence), Trent Thompson (Alumnus, Newell Presbyterian) University of North Carolina at Greensboro Class of 2010: Sarah Beale (Christ), Mark Davenport (Christ Lutheran), Lynne Lewallen (Grace), Larry Taube, (Christ), Jacqueline Debrew (Guilford College). Class of 2011: Jill Alventosa-Brown (St. Timothy’s), Linda Danford (Christ), Tom Herin (College Place), Celia Hooper (West Market Street). Class of 2012: Jay Hilbinger (First Lutheran), Don McCrickard (Christ), Scott Cashion (West Market Street), Joe Henzler (First Lutheran). Financial Secretary: Wendy Woodlief (Guilford Park Presbyterian). Ex Offi cio: Otto Harris (Union Memorial), Duke Ison (Greensboro District Superintendent). Students: Lindsay Metz, Kristen Davenport. Interim Director of the Wesley-Luther Campus Ministry, Andrew Mails (College Place) Western Carolina University Cullowhee UMC: Carol Martin-Vegey, Ruth Anderson, Mae Claxton, Alex Macaulay. Faculty/Staff: Libby McRae, Tom Fraiser (Sylva First), Jed Tate (Long’s Chapel), Greg Bauguess. Students: Alex Hedden, Hannah Beck, Meredith Gasaway, Molly Leikman. At Large: Hannah Cabe (Maggie Valley), Tony Oberley (Bethel), George Weekley (Cullowhee), Hoyt Roberson (Sylva). Alumni: Elizabeth Fric, Brandilyn Poorbaugh. Ex Offi cio: Al Ward, Jr. (Waynesville District Superintendent), David Reeves, (Cullowhee), Jay Hinton, (Director), Frank Grice (Rep. from Conference Council on Campus Ministry), TBD (Liaison with Conference Council on Campus Ministry Winston-Salem Wesley Foundation: Serving Salem College, Wake Forest, and UNC School of the Arts Dennis Booth (faculty, Mt. Olivet), Dr. Christy Buchanan, (faculty, Mt. Tabor), Roger Echols (Wake Forest Alumni Advisor), Rev. Laura Elliott (Centenary), Kate Hitzhusen (staff, Centenary), Janet Ingram (Centenary), Rev. Larry Jones (ex offi cio, Campus Minister and Wesley Foundation Director), Bradford Keck (student, Centenary /Green St.), Rev. Nathan Kirkpatrick (Duke Divinity School), Dr. Bill Medlin (ex offi cio, District Superintendent), Dr. Lamar Parker (Ardmore), Kara Pederson (Wake Forest Student President), Leslie Phillips (Edenton Street), Jonathan Philpot (student, Ardmore), Eric Rimes (faculty, Kingswood), Allison Thomas (Centenary), Corinne Serfass (student), Elinor Starling (Maple Springs), Peter Stewart (Myers Park), Rev. Chip Webb (Brookstown), Rev. Avery White (clergy) 232 Western North Carolina Conference F. CONSORTIUM ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 1. ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INC. As a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc, in Charlotte, is committed to offering the best in services and care for older adults, across the spectrum of needs they may have as they grow older. With opportunities for physical, spiritual, intellectual, and social growth for the very active retiree; to engaging and stimulating programming for those who may be facing illnesses such as Alzheimer’s disease; to maintaining the dignity and self-worth of the most frail older adults, through professional skilled nursing care; Aldersgate offers the best of the total continuum, all on one beautiful campus. Aldersgate has a time-honored tradition of respecting the aging process and offering the programs, spaces, dedication and caring people to allow adults to age with dignity, grace, honor, and fun. We continue to refi ne the operations and focus on the ministry of Aldersgate for those seniors we serve now and for those we will serve in the days and years ahead. Aldersgate, like most organizations, has felt the repercussions of a turbulent local, national, and global economy. Through continued reorganization, consolidation, and expense reduction, we have sustained action plans to assure strong fi scal and operational stewardship, while maintaining resident services; all of this with the goal of being mindful of our mission as a not-for-profi t organization - “to provide excellent continuing care services for older adults.” Structural changes, adaptability of the residents, and dedication of board members and staff resulted in a historically-low resident monthly fee increase this year. Considerable planning and coordination were necessary to execute the advantageous refi nancing of Aldersgate’s outstanding debt which will facilitate additional future capital improvements, as well. One of our primary successes continues to be the certifi cation of Asbury Care Center, our skilled nursing facility, to be able to accept Medicare assignment for our residents and for senior adults in the larger community. We continue to experience a strong relationship with Hospice and Palliative Care of Charlotte and in communication with our area hospitals, we are able to fi ll a need for additional patient beds to serve individuals with terminal illnesses who require a higher level of acute care services by professional, caring staff. We are focusing our efforts on educating physician practices about our ability to serve their rehab patients. Asbury’s patient rooms are large, private rooms with full private bathrooms. The fi nancial effect of Medicare certifi cation has been positive, as has the impact on our residents who have peace of mind knowing they have this service readily available on campus and to the larger community, as well. CCRx Pharmacy has opened a satellite facility on the ground fl oor of Asbury to serve our health care residents and those of other facilities. Aldersgate is now licensed to operate its own home care agency, Aldersgate @ Home, that will offer services such as overseeing medication, companions for physician visits, running errands, and providing assistance with activities of daily living; thus, allowing residents to maintain their independence while having their needs met at ‘home.’ Our Wellness Programs remain strong with plans underway to expand our space for residents who use exercise equipment. Staff leads exercise activities, including water-based exercises. The Resident Health Committee coordinates valuable services such as access to mammograms, facilitating the fl u shot program for staff and residents, working with the Chaplain to provide the Friends in Deed program and initiating grief support counseling, facilitated by our Chaplain. Aldersgate is a leader in providing excellent health and wellness related programs and services by high quality, dedicated, and caring staff. Aldersgate strongly encourages the provision of support to the surrounding and broader community and our employees and residents have given very freely of their time and efforts. In 2009, Aldersgate contributed to the community through reduced land leases to our campus neighbors - WNCC Memorial Center, Shamrock Senior Center, three UMAR ladies’ group homes, Alzheimer’s Association and Charlotte Museum of History … along with donation of household goods and clothing to other non-profi t agencies, volunteerism, and charitable resident care. Our residents donate their time and talents to outreach benefi t programs ranging from reading to school children to actively serving as offi cers and members of the state-wide CCRC resident association, Continuing Care Community Residents of North Carolina (CCCR of NC). Total community support represented the percentage of resident revenues necessary to continue our requirements and our mission to provide benefi t to the larger community. In an effort to foster neighborhood community relations, Aldersgate actively participates with local organizations, non-profi t agencies, and businesses in the newly-organized “Shamrock Drive Community Association.” Aldersgate is blessed to serve within the Western NC Conference as we strive to fulfi ll our mission. Joseph P. Snyder, President & CEO Reverend William T. Jeffries, Chairperson

PROPOSAL: BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INC. (Petition 9) Approved June 11, 2010 The Board of Directors of Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc. proposes that the following persons be confi rmed as new members of that board (* denotes resident member): Class of 2011: Rev. William Pearce*, A. Ward Peacock* Class of 2013: Mark B. Edwards, Rev. George M. Freeman, Rev. William T. Jeffries, Myra A. Jenkins, Robert F. Lowrance, David R. Murray, Sam H. Smith, Basil A. Williams. 2010 journal 233 2. ARBOR ACRES UNITED METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INC. Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc. (Winston-Salem), its residents, staff, and Board of Directors, worked throughout 2009 to extend the successes of the present far into the future. The mission to serve senior adults remains strong, urgently needed in challenging economic times, and dynamic in its potential to extend quality of life to the fi nancially and physically vulnerable. On the brink of celebrating 30 years of active ministry to its residents, Arbor Acres is preparing to serve excellently for decades to come. Accomplishments for 2009 are: • Extension of $1,061,967 in direct fi nancial assistance to residents whose personal resources are depleted and inadequate to cover costs associated with the essentials of life. This achievement was possible because of generous gifts from donors who themselves this year have experienced economic hardship. The 2009 annual fund drive to raise funds for fi nancial assistance to residents generated $258,036.77, a substantial amount in any year, a testament to sacrifi cial generosity in times such as these. • Commencement of construction of eight new moderately priced independent living accommodations. These one- and two-bedroom cluster homes are attractively designed, are affordable to middle and moderate income seniors, and were fully subscribed almost before the breaking of ground. Slated for completion in early 2010, these new homes enable Arbor Acres to grow in its capacity to serve. • Approval to proceed with construction of a new Assisted Living Building, an expansion to an existing MemoryCare facility, and a new residential neighborhood. This plan for Arbor Acres’ future received intense scrutiny before being approved by the Board of Directors in November. Proceeding with these projects will enable Arbor Acres to offer, in a well-designed and state-of-the-art setting, apartments for residents who need assistance with the meeting of daily needs. The MemoryCare expansion permits Arbor Acres to keep pace with growing demand for admission to its specialized facility and program for residents suffering the effects of dementia. A new residential neighborhood of approximately 20 houses for fully independent residents allows Arbor Acres to respond to growing demand for admission from seniors in the church and community. • Receipt of the SHARP Award. The North Carolina Department of Labor presented Arbor Acres coveted recognition for outstanding workplace safety, an award, according Labor Commissioner Cherie Berry, that has been presented to only 88 of North Carolina’s 230,000 employers. • Reaccreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. Having met and exceeded a rigorous set of standards in governance, health services, planning, fi nance, and numerous other areas, Arbor Acres remains the only accredited continuing care retirement community in Winston-Salem. • Generous resident outreach to needs in the community. The Resident Council conducted three fund-raisers to serve such worthwhile causes as Meals on Wheels, Ronald McDonald House and the Alzheimer’s Memory Walk. In total, residents collectively raised $33,263 to benefi t local charitable causes. • Receipt of a rare A- rating from the Fitch Rating Agency. As the steward of a great mission and of resources generated over 30 years of operation, Arbor Acres remains strong fi nancially, easily within the top quartile of continuing care communities nationally. Mindful that it serves within the rich connection of the Western NC Conference, Arbor Acres extends the embrace of the church not only to the 420 residents immediately under its care, but also to their family members, to their local church communities, and to other seniors in need. This mission throughout 2009 remained the purpose, the hope, and the joy of Arbor Acres. W. David Piner, President and CEO Linda G. Davis, Chairman, Board of Directors

PROPOSAL: BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ARBOR ACRES UNITED METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INC. (Petition 10) Approved June 11, 2010 The following persons are proposed for election as members of the Board of Directors of Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc.: Class of 2010 David W. Bailey Don Eppert Henry S. Miller, Jr. William L. Ball, Jr. James Ferree Brenda Robertson Edward S. Beason Richard Fulp Susan S. Schwartz Richard V. Bennett Emma Graham Althea Taylor Jones James Corrigan Victoria Hunt William Womble, Jr. Dyeann Jordan Class of 2011 Judy M. Briggs Linda G. Davis Gregory B. Hunter Robert S. Chiles, Sr. Ralph Holthouser Lisa P. Purcell 234 Western North Carolina Conference Ex Ofﬁ cio Larry M. Goodpaster, Resident Bishop Frank A. Ison, Greensboro District Superintendent N. Fred Jordan, Jr., North Wilkesboro District Superintendent William T. Medlin III, Winston-Salem District Superintendent Samuel H. Moore, Northeast District Superintendent Michael L. Robinson, Immediate Past President Richard Stockton, President, Resident Council Sylvia D. Wilhelm, Lexington District Superintendent C. M. Worthy, Jr., High Point District Superintendent

3. THE CHILDREN’S HOME In 2009, your Children’s Home, the oldest of the Western NC Conference Health and Human Services institutions, completed 100 years of ministry to children and their families. Founding documents state that the home was established to “support, care for, and train indigent and orphan children, and those without support and protection.” While the original primary focus of The Children’s Home was serving orphans, the home has continually evolved to remain relevant and responsive to the ever-changing needs of children and families in society. Those served today also include the abused and emotionally scarred. Our modern-day mission is “to grow healthy futures for children, adults, and families by ministering to the mind, body, and spirit.” We continued a four-year growth trend last year, increasing the number of children served by 63% to a total of 777 individual children and family members through our core programs: residential care, foster care, on-campus school (day treatment), family counseling, community services, and adoptions through services on our campuses in Winston-Salem and Franklin. Our new residential program for homeless teen mothers, “My Aunt’s House,” served nine pregnant or parenting teens and eight babies in Stockton Cottage, the temporary quarters for this program. The historic Reynolds Cottage, once fondly known as “the baby cottage,” has undergone major renovations and will become the permanent home for this program in May 2010, followed a few months later by the opening of our child care center that will serve 34 children. Another exciting new program that opened in 2009 is residential respite care for developmentally-delayed youngsters. In conjunction with our local school system, planning continued in 2009 to establish a new school on campus in the fall of 2010 to serve up to 150 students, including our residential children. We have doubled our ministry to abused and neglected children who can no longer live at home. Renovations have just been completed on Stultz Cottage to accommodate these youth. We have begun new programs for youth affected by drugs and alcohol and will open a new cottage to serve these youth by July 1, 2010. We continue to provide charitable bed space for referrals from any UMC pastor in the conference. United Methodist friends continue to respond to our many needs through generous fi nancial support and wonderful volunteering (logging 1/3 of the record-setting 9,986 volunteer hours last year.). As we ever seek ways to “minister to the spirit” of young people, we are extremely grateful for the WNCC’s commitment to support a new church start on our campus in 2010. As this new congregation develops from the local community, our campus family will be blessed as it embraces the ministry of The Children’s Home, as well. Sept. 13, 2009, marked the 100th anniversary of the opening of your Children’s Home. The trustees have launched a capital campaign in conjunction with this milestone in our storied history – to help assure that the next 100 years of this ministry will be even more successful than its fi rst. “Goodness Grows Here” is a fi tting slogan for this campaign that not only refers to our revitalized farming program, but more importantly to the healing and growth of those children and families entrusted to our care. Our kids today, and those of the future, will depend upon our church partners to continue responding to Jesus’ call to serve Him by serving the “least of these.” George M. Bryan, Jr., President/CEO

PROPOSAL: TRUSTEES OF THE CHILDREN’S HOME, INC.

(Petition 11) Approved June 11, 2010 The Board of Trustees of The Children’s Home, Inc., proposes that the following persons be conﬁ rmed as members of that board:

Class of 2010 Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Jennifer P. Davis Mildred S. Carter Lynne H. Berry Linda G. Davis Larry L. Hungerford Jane G. Hanes Bob L. Dunnigan Rebecca K. Johnson R. Harper Heckman James W. Ferree Donald L. Martin, Jr. Jean R. Irvin Merry A. Lowe Martha Y. Martinat Thomas W. Lambeth Etta W. Marcellus Richard J. Tamer James H. Wilson Wanda S. Merschel J. Alexander Ward, Jr. Beverly W. Witherspoon James T. Webb, Jr. Edwin L. Welch, Jr.

Ex Offi cio Larry M. Goodpaster, Resident Bishop, Western NC Conference William T. Medlin III, Superintendent, Winston-Salem District 2010 journal 235 4. GIVENS ESTATES UNITED METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INC. Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc., Asheville, was blessed during 2009 in spite of a tumultuous economy. We are able to maintain remarkably high occupancy at all levels, resulting in solid revenues while reducing expenses. Albeit serious measures were taken to manage the extremely diffi cult economic environment, there were no reductions in work force and the high quality of resident service and care were never compromised. We used the past year to evaluate our fi nances and operations to improve effi ciency, and to become a more responsible community for the future. Every seven or eight years, Givens brings in independent third party consultants to lead the organization through a comprehensive strategic planning process. This is a signifi cant time for Givens, which takes approximately one year and involves directors, residents, staff, and other stakeholders. Once completed, the strategic plan is integrated into the annual plan for implementation. The strategic plan augments and bolsters the annual plan, creating a substantial continuous planning process. The challenging economy did not discourage the board of directors from planning for the future. In fall of 2008, we began this process, and in October of 2009, the Givens Estates Board of Directors adopted a new strategic plan. The plan is broad and nimble with the ability to take advantage of opportunities; it is specifi c and measurable; and it has the ability to adapt to the economy and other similar conditions which infl uence our industry and future. Deep appreciation is expressed to the Strategic Planning Committee for their dedication to Givens and this meaningful process, and to the board for their bold decision-making. The Great Laurels of Junaluska continues to be a welcome addition to the Givens Estates family. The 36 HUD subsidized, one-bedroom apartments and the 64 two-bedroom, tax-credit apartments for older adults with limited fi nancial resources are fulfi lling a great need in Haywood County. We applaud the staff and many agencies and organizations in the area for their support of this project. We are humbled to be a member of this wonderful community. LifeMinistries continues to provide Christian outreach in the Asheville, Marion, and Waynesville Districts. The emphasis of this important extension of Givens is to work with local churches in rural communities in developing programs such as medical equipment closets, baby equipment and resource closets, medication assistance, and much more to address real and immediate needs. LifeMinistries is working alongside new church starts such as the Haywood Street congregation and existing churches endeavoring to vitalize their ministries and serve their communities. Givens Estates takes great measures in responding to current needs while responsibly planning for the future. We are blessed to be surrounded by quality and capable people who are dedicated to God’s calling. Kenneth M. Partin, Chief Executive Offi cer PROPOSAL: BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF GIVENS ESTATES UNITED METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INC. (Petition 12) Approved June 11, 2010 It is proposed that the following be elected as members of the Board of Directors of Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Class of 2013 Ann H. Aldridge Constance M. Haire Steven E. Arnaudin Myron L. Coulter Marvin L. Holland Donna A. Broadwell Ernest E. Ferguson Doris P. Loomis Mark B. Clasby Louisa R. Goebel Billy S. Martin Patricia S. Smith Gordon C. Goodgame Peggy C. Melville Hal F. Starnes W. Ray McKesson Virginia Robinson G. Edward Towson II Kathryn D. Rabb Ronald A Sistrunk Kathleen M. Wilson Donald L. Watrous Phillip J. Tate George W. Wooten Ex Offi cio William B. Cagle (Honorary Life) Frances C. Waser (Honorary life) Thomas E. Camp III (Givens Trust) Alfred J. Whitesides, Jr. (Honorary Life) Doris L. Gidney (Resident Council Rep.) Richard A. Wood, Jr. (Chairperson Emeritus) Lucian C. Rice (Medical) Clergy Robert M. Blackburn, Jr. Sanford L. Giles C. Sydnor Thompson III Ben W. Curry Daniel G. Martin R. Keith Turman Larry M. Goodpaster, Resident Bishop James T. Trollinger, Assistant to the Bishop Stephen D. James, Conference Director of Connectional Ministries John S. Boggs, Asheville District Superintendent Phillip B. Cole, Marion District Superintendent J. Alexander Ward, Jr., Waynesville District Superintendent 236 Western North Carolina Conference 5. UMAR–WNC, INC. Through Our Doors, Lives Are Changing. Founded in 1983 by the Western NC Conference, UMAR-WNC, Inc., is dedicated to promoting community inclusion, independence, and growth for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout western North Carolina. UMAR currently supports more than 240 adults through residential, employment, and cultural enrichment opportunities. UMAR believes that every person, despite their disability, who desires to live and work in his or her community can be successful. As a resource for outreach ministry to adults with disabilities, you can engage your congregation in the work of UMAR in numerous ways. For more information on ways to get involved, visit www.UMARinfo.com. Accomplishments/Highlights from 2009: • Awarded a three-year accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). CARF-accreditation is a hallmark of excellence and three years is the highest level that can be awarded. Three exemplary ratings, rare for fi rst-time applicants, were given for the arts program in Charlotte, the innovative UMAR Resident In Need Fund, and low staff turnover. • UMAR Supported Employment Services worked with 92 adults with disabilities -- providing job coaching, job development, training, and long-term job support in Cabarrus, Mecklenburg, and Stanly counties. • UMAR ARTS Program in Charlotte reached full capacity with 24 students, hosted its fi rst open studios, and has sold more than 1,000 pieces of art with each artist receiving a commission on their sold work. • Opening of a day program at Welch Memorial UMC in High Point for residents in the Triad Area. • Joined Facebook and Twitter to engage the community and embrace social media technology. Goals for 2010: • Construction of an eight-unit apartment complex on the grounds of Huntersville UMC. These apartments will provide more independent living options for residents who desire to and are able to live outside a group home setting. • Construction of a “homeownership-type” project in collaboration with the Lake Norman District and Wesley Community Development Corporation. To be built on the property of Mt. Zion UMC, this project will enable three residents to live independently in the community with periodic training, support, and minimal supervision. • Expansion of supported employment services into Forsyth and Union counties. • Opening of an arts program in the Gaston/Lincoln County area. Steve Sellers, President PROPOSAL: TRUSTEES OF UMAR-WNC, INC. (Petition 13) Approved June 11, 2010 It is proposed the following be elected as members of the Board of Trustees of UMAR-WNC, Inc.

Class of 2010 Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Jim Cochran Max Daniel Carolyn Middlebrooks Charlie Lieske Richard McKnight Mike Wilson Ed Imbrogno Margaret McCleskey Bill Ervin Ginger Kelly Adam Dunaway Ex Offi cio with Voice and Vote Rev. Steve James Rev. Sylvia Wilhelm 6. CHRYSALIS COUNSELING AND CONSULTATION CENTER Serving Greensboro, High Point and Lexington, the vision of the Chrysalis Centers is to be a community in which all persons have access to quality, compassionate, and affordable health care which integrates body, mind, and spirit. • A non-profi t, fee-based center for individuals, couples, families, and children referred by churches and others who may be experiencing mental health and spiritual issues. • Consult with churches and pastoral staff to provide mediation, education, and spiritual renewal for those who want to grow their connections to the health community. 2009 witnessed an increase in contacts by persons with emotional health issues of depression, anxiety, marital confl ict, and addiction recovery. The need is great but the qualifi ed workers remain few. Restrictions by managed care, state mental health, and fewer health care dollars in general means there are limited funding resources available by traditional entities. This is where the church’s involvement is so crucial. High levels of stress are making it diffi cult for ministers, both clergy and lay, to do their jobs and fi nd spiritual refreshment. Chrysalis service is attempting to build healthier congregations through direct care and consultation services. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. You are extended an invitation to churches in our conference and elsewhere to be a part of building the Chrysalis ministry by: a) Using your talents by joining the Chrysalis Board of Directors. Call Dr. Gary Kling at 336-852-0626. b) Working with your church to help build a base of education and funding which can provide immediate services to all individuals seeking emotional and spiritual needs. 2010 journal 237

Chrysalis Counseling and Consultation Center goals for 2010 Hire new pastoral therapists to serve the needs of churches and families in the various districts that served. Continue to offer a Pastoral Care Consultation group for ministers who want to enhance their skills in working with pastoral care needs in the congregational setting and grow their churches. CEU’s are provided, as well as pathways toward Pastoral Care Specialist certifi cation with the American Association of Pastoral Counselors. Funding is provided by continuing education grants and congregational support packages. Contact the director at 336-852-0626. The Samaritan Scholarship Fund has been created to provide quality, professional counseling to persons who can’t afford it on their own. In order to provide affordable, professional counseling to the poor and others, Chrysalis has raised $6,000 so far but additional funds are needed in order to start dispensing help. Contributions will extend the light of God’s grace to those who “sit in darkness” in the distress of confusion, anxiety, and depression. Please pray for the growth and development of Chrysalis Center and contribute to building the ministry of pastoral counseling and care in our conference. Gary L. Kling, D.Min., NCLPC, AAPC 7. METHODIST COUNSELING AND CONSULTATION SERVICES (MCCS) Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services (MCCS) is a specialized ministry, extending the ministry of local congregations to persons who seek hope in the midst of their despair, light in their darkness, and God’s healing grace. MCCS provides certifi ed and licensed pastoral counselors who meet persons where they are on their journey through this life. In a high-tech society, the pastoral counselors bring a personal touch. While psychiatrists offer pills to treat life’s problems, and psychologists offer limited sessions due to managed-care restrictions, pastoral counselors offer a relationship that will last as long as the process of healing takes, and at considerably less cost. MCCS serves as an important referral source for pastors, who often do not have the time or the specialized training to work with persons in local congregations that are hurting. Having qualifi ed pastoral counselors that you respect, makes referral for your parishioners a lot easier. MCCS historically serves six districts that cover an 11-county area. In the past year, MCCS provided 6,426 hours of individual, marital, family, and group therapy. They provided over 100 hours of consultation with various congregations. They also conducted 252 workshops and educational events for congregations. The MCCS website that is updated monthly with new and different information regarding special events or areas of interest. Additionally, the online journal, Kardiagram, has produced issues for the fi rst two quarters of 2010 and it has archives of past journal articles. The winter journal focused on guilt and shame. The journal can be accessed by visiting the MCCS website at www.mccsvs.org. MCCS is a service center that is accredited by both the American Association of Pastoral Counselors (AAPC) and the Samaritan Institute. Thanks to Nancy Ratcliff, who handles the fi nances for MCCS, and John Arey, Jr., who serves as Executive Director and as a delegate to the MCCS Board, it has been an excellent year. MCCS is exploring the possibility of adding one additional staff person in the new year and is pleased at the services that are now provided. To learn more about the MCCS clinical services and sites, workshops, and consultations, as well as to make contributions to the Samaritan Client Assistance Fund to aid persons without the fi nancial means who seek professional pastoral counseling, visit the MCCS website at www.mccsvs.org. Jim Westmoreland, Chairperson John V. Arey, Jr., Executive Director PROPOSAL: BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF METHODIST COUNSELING AND CONSULTATION SERVICES (Petition 14) Approved June 11, 2010 The Board of Directors of MCCS proposes that the following persons be confi rmed by the annual conference as members of that board: Jesse Caldwell Charlie Gibbons Jim Westmoreland Laurie Knoespel Sam Smith Bill Sudyk Chris Westmoreland Roy Wiggins The superintendents of the Albemarle, Charlotte, Gastonia, Salisbury, and Statesville districts are ex-offi cio members. 8. THE POTTER’S TOUCH The Potter’s Touch provides counseling and spiritual direction service for United Methodists in the Asheville, Marion, and Waynesville districts. Through a network of trained, experienced counselors, The Potter’s Touch seeks to be an instrument of the Church in answering Christ’s call to engage in the ministries of healing, reconciliation, and hope. Through the network of trained and experienced spiritual directors, The Potter’s Touch seeks to offer help in discernment and direction for individuals and small groups seeking to grow spiritually. The Potter’s Touch offers limited fi nancial assistance for counseling and spiritual direction. Persons are expected to use insurance and pay as they are able, but the possibility of assistance makes the ministries more affordable. As a non-profi t agency, it receives support from the annual conference, the districts, churches, grants, and individual donors. In 2009, two of the spiritual directors led the spiritual formation day apart prior to annual conference. In addition, the board’s objective to increase services in the more rural areas of the three districts was addressed as new providers were approved. To help churches and individuals become aware of the ministry of The Potter’s Touch, a video was approved and will be available by June 2010. A new website www.potterstouch.net lists the providers and other information. Pat Koonts, President 238 Western North Carolina Conference 9. UNITED METHODIST DEAF MINISTRY-WNC, INC. One people group -- numbering 30 million worldwide -- will never hear the good news of God’s love, even if a missionary knocks on their door. They will never hear because they are Deaf. Isolated socially and immersed in a culture radically different from the hearing world, the Deaf have little hope of even learning about Christ, much less understanding the gospel and receiving Him as Savior. Only 2 to 4% of Deaf people in North America attend church. It has been estimated that fewer than 6% of American churches have any outreach to the Deaf at all. Few Deaf people attend and often seem disconnected from the fellowship. In most cases the few Deaf people who do come ultimately just drift away. Right now it is estimated that only 1 to 2 % of Deaf persons have a relationship with Christ. This very low percentage is inclusive of all ethnic groups and ages. The largest “unreached group” is young people. The mission of United Methodist Deaf Ministry-WNC, Inc., is “To make Jesus Christ and The United Methodist Church accessible, available, and welcoming to deaf and hard of hearing persons in the WNCC.” The 2010 board of United Methodist Deaf Ministry-WNC, Inc., is determining our part in building on the Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster’s Power of 3 for WNCC vision and contributing to its success. We believe, when looking at the numbers above, that we have much to contribute and a great responsibility as disciples of Christ to change these percentages. North Carolina alone has 40,000 Deaf (692,240 Hard of Hearing) according to the N.C. Department of Human and Health Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. If only 2% have a relationship with Christ (i.e. 800), then 39,200 Deaf in North Carolina do not know Christ. Deaf ministry will contribute to the conference mission [Follow Jesus] by bringing more D/deaf/HH into the community of believers. [Making Disciples] As more Deaf leaders emerge in the conference, they will be able to reach more Deaf by helping them “see” the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Strong Deaf leadership and Christian interpreters teaming together can accomplish the mission of making disciples. [Transforming the World] With educational programming and presentations from the Deaf ministry director and board members to churches, hearing families and friends, Deaf leadership, and Christian interpreters, the world of the Deaf can be transformed with knowledge of and love for the Lord. The board is also working with the United Methodist Congress of the Deaf in planning a birthday celebration to commemorate 40 years of deaf ministry in the WNCC in 2011. Bishop Peggy Johnson of The Philadelphia Area, comprised of the Eastern Pennsylvania and Peninsula-Delaware Annual Conferences, will be the keynote speaker. Next year is going to be very exciting for Deaf Ministry as the hearing and deaf communities join together to celebrate on the grounds of Lake Junaluska July 29-31, 2011. New faces were brought to the board in 2010. We ‘grew younger’ this year with new board members under the age of 35. Additionally, board members representing two districts not previously represented on the board also joined. We continue to reach across the conference for board members to represent all 15 districts. The new president is Beth Gobble from Salisbury, the new vice president is Wayne Giese from Morganton, the secretary is Ernestine Glenn from Charlotte, and the returning treasurer is Donna Ford of Greensboro. The board is very grateful for Kay Free who served as interim president for a few months. We would like to thank her for all the support she has given this ministry for the past six years serving as director, board member, and even stepping in to serve as president when needed. We also want to thank all of the groups and individuals that have fi nancially supported us through the years. Thank you for invitations to your churches and small groups giving us opportunities to educate and share the dreams, desires, and needs of deaf ministry. Dare we hope all people will be saved? Yes we do. And with your help we are reducing the number of unsaved deaf. Deaf ministry, like many ministries of the church, is totally dependent on the gifts of individuals and churches in the conference. It is only by the generosity of others that we can serve the ‘invisible’ people group called D/deaf/HH. We will face the challenge of Jesus to “go and make disciples of all nations” and the challenge of Bishop Goodpaster to Follow Jesus, Make Disciples, Transform the World in a prayerful manner, leaning on God’s understanding, not ours. Beverly Maulden, Director G. BOARD OF LAITY The Board of Laity works throughout the conference to develop and implement policies and strategies to strengthen the involvement and the voice of the laity in the churches of the conference. The board strives to facilitate a mutual ministry among the clergy and lay people in our churches. We work to promote and support lay activities. The board is composed of the resident bishop, the conference lay leader, the lay leaders of the 15 districts, the conference presidents of United Methodist Men and United Methodist Women, the vice-chairperson of the Council on Youth Ministries, the offi cers of the Gathering of the Laity, the director of the Laity Service Award Program, the conference director of lay speaking, the conference coordinator of scouting, the co-chairperson of the Connectional Table, and 12 members at-large. The membership also includes a district superintendent representing the cabinet and a representative of the conference staff. The board met in August at Lake Junaluska, in conjunction with the annual Gathering of the Laity. Beginning with the meeting on November 15, at Durham UMC in Shelby, we began receiving reports on the work of the three teams which are part of the Connectional Table. Caroline Wood reported on the work of the Leadership Development Team. On Feb. 28, the board met at Archdale UMC, with John Harmeling reporting on the work of the Congregational Excellence Team. Our May 16 meeting, at Huntersville UMC, featured a report from Vickie Sigmon regarding the work of the Justice and Reconciliation Team. Additionally, Ruby Mossor reported on the ministry of UMAR. The board enjoys meeting and worshipping in churches throughout the conference. The Board of Laity annually sponsors the Gathering of the Laity. The Gathering in August 2009 had a registered attendance of 844 persons. More than 100 persons also attended to receive the Laity Service Award. Speakers were the Rev. Dr. Reginald Mallett, the Rev. Jan Brittain, and the Rev. Andy Lambert. Angel Christ served as the music leader. The Lake Junaluska Singers provided music throughout the weekend. The 45th Gathering is scheduled for Aug. 13-15, 2010, at Lake Junaluska, with the theme, “Be a Living Witness.” Keynote speakers are Bishop Larry Goodpaster, Bishop Violet Fisher, and Mr. Ray Buckley. Music 2010 journal 239 will be provided by the Lake Junaluska Singers and the Sons of Thunder. Recipients of the Laity Service Award will be recognized on Saturday afternoon. Robert D. Upchurch, President and Conference Lay Leader

PROPOSAL: TERMS FOR DISTRICT AND ASSOCIATE DISTRICT LAY LEADERS (Petition 15) Approved June 11, 2010 Whereas, ¶ 659.2 of The Book of Discipline (2008) states: “The district lay leader shall be elected as determined by the annual conference for a term of not less than four years. The method of nomination and the maximum term of offi ce shall be determined by the annual conference. There may be one or more associate district lay leader(s) within a district. The associate district lay leader(s) shall be elected as determined by the annual conference. The method of nomination and the maximum term of offi ce shall be determined by the annual conference. The district lay leader and the associate district lay leader may be reimbursed for their approved expenses,” and Whereas, the current rules of the conference provide for two-year terms for district lay leaders and associate district lay leaders, with a maximum of three consecutive terms, and Whereas, the Board of Laity, meeting on May 17, 2009, approved petitioning to change the conference rules to comply with The Book of Discipline, therefore, be it Resolved, that the Western NC Conference of The United Methodist Church change the term for district lay leaders and associate district lay leaders to four years, with a maximum of two consecutive terms, effective for persons elected at this and subsequent meetings of the annual conference. Robert D. Upchurch, President, Board of Laity PROPOSAL: ELECTION OF LAY DELEGATES TO GENERAL CONFERENCE AND JURISDICTIONAL CONFERENCE (Petition 16) Approved June 11, 2010 Paragraph 36, Article V of The Book of Discipline, with reference to elected lay members of the General and jurisdictional conferences states: The lay delegates to the General and jurisdictional or central conferences shall be selected by the lay members of the annual conference or provisional annual conference without regard to age, provided such delegates shall have been professing members of The United Methodist Church for as least two years next preceding their election, and shall have been active participants in The United Methodist Church for at least four years preceding their election, and are members thereof within the annual conference electing them at the time of holding the General and jurisdictional or central conferences. The Board of Laity, meeting on Feb. 28, 2010, adopted and presents to the 2010 session of the conference for its adoption the following goals and principles for the election of delegates to the 2012 General and jurisdictional conferences at the 2011 conference: We commit ourselves to an election process that will guide us in a fair and equitable way and continue to uphold our understanding of holy, Christian conferencing. Goals 1. We believe each person desiring to be a delegate should be elected on the basis of the gifts and grace of the individual. 2. We affi rm the freedom of each delegate to vote as he or she is led by the Holy Spirit through scripture, tradition, experience, and reason. 3. We desire to create an atmosphere for the elections in which the Holy Spirit can work. 4. We promote the use of a booklet to identify persons desiring to be delegates. It shall contain a picture and a biographical sketch. No person shall be required to state how he/she will vote on any issue. Each potential delegate shall have one page in a lay delegate booklet, to include the name, address, picture, biographical information, and other information of his/her choosing about his/her positions on major issues facing The United Methodist Church. There would be no editing by the compiler. (Clergy candidates who run for the offi ce of bishop are permitted to provide information of this nature in their solicitation of votes.) The booklet would be provided to lay members of the conference in a timely manner, so as to allow for review and contact of the candidates prior to the annual conference session. Principles In order to achieve these goals, we recommend the following principles to guide the election process: 1. That no person desiring to be a delegate use campaign hats, give away items, host parades, etc. to promote himself/herself, and that other persons desiring the election of a particular person be constrained by the above. 2. That no person desiring to be a delegate be coerced to vote yes or no for any one issue, and that the members of the conference not be coerced to support a certain nominee because of his/her individual belief. 3. That no one involved with the election process use the names of other persons as supportive of their desires without written permission. 4. That the lay members of conference commit to an election process that “allows for the Holy Spirit to be present,” and that we view this commitment as a holy covenant. 5. That we reject inappropriate, unethical electioneering by any person or group that would be condemned by the spirit of these goals and principals. As we consider the needs of the future church, we recognize the need for greater openness and inclusiveness in the selection of our delegates to General and jurisdictional conferences. It is our sincere and earnest prayer that in the election of our delegates we will be guided fi rst and foremost by the spiritual nature of the undertaking. Robert D. Upchurch, President, Board of Laity 240 Western North Carolina Conference H. UNITED METHODIST MEN

This has been a good year for United Methodist Men in the Western NC Conference. All of the district president positions are fi lled and the districts are reaching out and organizing new fellowships. The Western NC Conference is one of the leaders in chartered men’s fellowships in the country. The executive committee continues to meet quarterly in various locations throughout the annual conference. The 2010 Annual UMM Rally was held at Lake Junaluska during the last weekend of April. The featured speakers were the Rev. Dr. Arnetta Beverly and the Rev. Dr. Kwasi Kena. The Boy Scouts were with us at the event on Saturday evening for fellowship and for awards. There was a new format at this rally with discussion groups after the featured talks, and with a time for wives and women to spend with Dr. Beverly on Saturday. To ensure regular communication with the fellowships, all district presidents are scheduling prayer breakfasts, training sessions, and placing UMM information in their district newsletters on a regular basis, as well as visiting fellowships in their local churches as time permits. We continue the four conference-wide initiatives. These include funding for The Upper Room Prayer Line, scouting, The Children’s Home and second career pastoral scholarships. All funds raised at the April rally are devoted to these emphases. The UMM Fellowships have been active this year in mission and ministry in a variety of ways, including furnishing food and supplies to those in need in Haiti. The men were asked to take an active role in missional activities on Impact Day on June 5, 2010. A district level training program for United Methodist Men called “Understanding Men’s Ministry” has been published and is available for purchase on the General Commission website, www.gcumm.org. The fi rst presentation of the course was in the Gastonia District in March and April 2010. We look forward to deploying it in many of our districts throughout the WNC Conference, and will provide training and/or teaching assistance for the course as possible. The course is also available for use by the Lay Speaking Ministries program as an advanced course. Information about programs and initiatives may be found at the UMM website, www.wnccumm.org and on the conference website www.wnccumc.org. My term as WNC Conference President concludes at annual conference this year. I will introduce the new president at that time. It has been my great honor and privilege to serve the United Methodist Men as president during the past four years. I plan to continue to serve in other capacities within the UMM organization, in answer to God’s call on my life. Dick Strachan, President I. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN The United Methodist Women of the Western NC Conference experienced another very busy, yet rewarding year in 2009 of being in mission to women, children, and youth around the world. The local units again exceeded the $1-million dollar mark by giving $1,071,726.24, an increase of $12,817.94 over 2008. Giving to the Women’s Division totaled $951,981.74: $844,618 in undesignated mission giving funds and $107,263.74 in designated funds. The 2009 pledge to mission of $815,000 was met, and for the ninth consecutive year this conference led the nation in mission giving. Support of hands-on projects continues to increase. Over 2,000 UMCOR layette kits were collected at conference events in 2009. All conference events were well-attended. “Encounters with Jesus” was the theme for the spiritual growth retreat, led by the Rev. Dr. Mary John Dye. Almost 1,000 UMW came together for a time “to know God.” The School of Christian Mission, with 330 participants, helped to “expand our concepts of mission” as we studied food and faith, The Beauty and Courage of Sudan, and Giving our Hearts Away: Native American Survival. “Sisters with a Purpose” was the theme for annual meeting in September, which was attended by 556 UMW. A celebration of the 140th birthday of women organized for mission was enjoyed. Offi cer training was held in October with 204 District Offi cers in attendance. The conference priority for 2009 continued to be public education. With the theme “For Christ’s Sake, Turn the World Upside Down through Public Education…Make a Memory with a Child,” conference and district offi cers helped local units “make a memory.” Many children have not experienced the things we take for granted. Children have diffi culty relating to things they have not experienced. Many children have never been to a public library, baked cookies, or fl own a kite. Memories are made from simple time-sharing experiences. In the area of membership, organization of seven new units during 2009 was celebrated. They were St. Luke’s and Rocky Springs/Carson’s Chapel in the Statesville District, Linville and Banner Elk/Liberty in the Marion District, Lebanon in the Lake Norman District, and Tabernacle in the Lexington District. Also, Charlotte UMW in the High Point District re-chartered. The scholarship program provided 10 scholarships totaling $13,345 to students planning church-related careers. These recipients are enrolled at Pfeiffer University, Greensboro College, High Point University, and Bennett College. The Conference Gram and district newsletters are published four times each year to keep the local woman informed of events and projects. The conference UMW website and e-mail are also available to share up-to-date information. Members of the Local Units of UMW are the ones who make mission possible with their prayers, their giving, and the many ways in which they are in mission locally. My prayer is that our commitment to ministry though United Methodist Women will continue in 2010. Mildred Carter, President J. CONFERENCE COUNCIL ON YOUTH MINISTRIES This year has been an all around awesome year for the youth of the Western NC Conference. Not only have we experienced continued growth and development of our conference events but also the expanding development of our own youth in this conference. 2010 journal 241

“Jesus is my Rock, Band Together” was our theme for SpiritUs, our summer beach retreat held at Fort Caswell in Oak Island, N.C. Based on the popular video game “Rock Band,” and the scripture, Isaiah 24:4, the youth of the conference were challenged to come together to impact our world for Christ. Eighteen-hundred youth packed over 50,000 meals for Stop Hunger Now, along with participating in 54 outreach and mission projects around the Oak Island area. The speakers were Anita Brown and Shane Claiborne and the band for this event was Hudson. Kaleidoscope, the middle school retreat, has seen the most change this year, with the change of locations and the expansion to two camps: Camp Haynes outside of Winston-Salem and Camp Tekoa in Hendersonville. “Give Me Your Eyes,” based on the song with the same name by Brandon Heath, was the theme, challenging middle school students to see the world with the eyes of Christ. Speakers for this were Andy Lambert and Chris Henson, and the bands were Elishah and Organized Chaos. Bishop’s Confi rmation Celebration is another of the youth events that has seen a lot of change since last year with the addition of a third event. BCC is an event to help new confi rmands understand what it means to be a United Methodist. BCC was held at Pfeiffer University, Bennett College and Brevard College, all United Methodist colleges in the Western NC Conference. Youth Service Fund is money raised by youth for youth. We take up an offering at every youth event for YSF. Thousands of dollars were raised that is distributed and sent out to help all over the world with mission trips, building projects, and different Christian camps. Around $10,000 was raised last year and it’s all because of your support and participation that this happened. Thank you, Western NC Conference, for always supporting your youth ministries. Philip A. Howard, President K. BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY The Board of Ordained Ministry is a 53-member board made up of elders, deacons, local pastors, and laity from the conference. We continue to partner with the bishop and the cabinet in our quest for clergy excellence. It is the goal of the board to equip clergy to be the most effective clergy they can possibly be. Our task depends on it. In order to fulfi ll our mission to follow Jesus, make disciples, and transform the world, we must commit ourselves to excellence. Being a clergy person is not what we do, it is who we are. As clergy, we are called to commit our very essence to service and ministry in the name of and on behalf of our Lord Jesus Christ. While making sure the standard is that of excellence, we are also evaluating the process to ensure a spirit of collegiality and support, as candidates pursue ordination. In the March interviews, we assigned members of the executive committee of the board to escort candidates to their various interviews and stay present as a silent observer. Candidates expressed gratitude in having someone with whom they could connect throughout the process. In addition, having a board member to observe the interaction of candidates with the various interview committees gave considerable insight into the strengths and areas of growth for the candidate, as well as a continual review of the process. As clergy, we are in a unique position to affect the lives of many people. We are given the opportunity to proclaim a word from God. We have a theological heritage that has much to offer a world hungering for a deeper relationship with God, as well as a missional response that can transform the world. We are invited into the most intimate moments of our members’ lives, such as when they are preparing for marriage, celebrating the birth of a child, experiencing a crisis, or grieving the loss of a loved one. These are sacred times and provide opportunities for the resident theologians to connect life and faith. These connections require that we offer our best in ministry and mission. Ministry is a divine privilege and an awesome responsibility. As a result, we continue to work with candidacy mentors, district committees on ordained ministry, district superintendents, local pastor mentors, licensing school, residency in ordained Ministry (RIOM), as well as the process of the board for work with provisional and full connection candidates. In addition, we are looking at ways to encourage and support clergy who serve faithfully throughout the conference. We are grateful for the ministry of our clergy and hold you all in our prayers. As the president of the board, I would like to take the opportunity to thank the executive committee and the full board for their commitment and work. This board dedicates many days and hours to this important ministry. I am excited about the work of the board and the direction in which we are moving. May God be glorifi ed as we serve in ministry together. Terry L. Moore, President Mark J. Key, Vice-President Lory Beth Huffman, Secretary Elizabeth L. Graves, Treasurer Kimberly T. Ingram, Registrar LOCAL PASTORS COMPLETING COURSE OF STUDY DURING THE 2009-2010 CONFERENCE YEAR The Board of Ordained Ministry wishes to recognize those local pastors who have completed the Course of Study since the last annual conference session: • Michael Fred Austin, Plains UMC, Waynesville District, COS – The Divinity School, Duke University • Perry James Bradshaw, Cooleemee, Lexington District, COS – Candler School of Theology, Emory University • Jackie Carroll Bridges, Jr., St. Paul-Mountain Grove, North Wilkesboro District, COS – The Divinity School, Duke University • Donnalee Coon Cobb, Snow Hill-Iotla UMC, Waynesville District, COS – Candler School of Theology, Emory University • Kenneth Rex Cranfi ll, Maple Springs-Charity UMC, North Wilkesboro District, COS - The Divinity School, Duke University • Lee Arnold Eggers, Hickory Grove, Northeast District, COS - The Divinity School, Duke University • Gary Lyon Elrod, Union Ridge UMC, Winston-Salem District, COS - The Divinity School, Duke University • Michael Bryan Harrill, Jr., Bell, Asheville District, COS - The Divinity School, Duke University • Tou-Chao Her, First Hmong Mission, Charlotte District, COS – Garrett Evangelical Seminary 242 Western North Carolina Conference • Wanda Helms Lancaster, Gideon Grove-Palestine, Northeast District, COS - The Divinity School, Duke University • Sue Ann Wartburg Morris, Eden: First, Northeast District, COS – The Divinity School, Duke University • Patrick Anthony Marion, Arcadia UMC, Lexington District, COS - The Divinity School, Duke University • John Timothy McConnell, Peachtree UMC, Waynesville District, COS - Candler School of Theology, Emory University • Kenneth Douglas Rowe, Cid-Fairview UMC, Lexington District, COS - The Divinity School, Duke University • Charles Samuel Young III, Clear Spring-Siloam UMC, Lexington District, COS - The Divinity School, Duke University DIACONAL MINISTRY AND CHURCH-RELATED CAREERS 2010 The Board of Ordained Ministry recommends the following persons for continuation as diaconal minis ters at the 2009 annual conference: Edward W. Allred, Rebecca G. Bingham, M. Susan Carmichael, Mark H. Christy, Marion C. Clark, W. Howard Coble, Barbara A. Cox, Sarah Reynolds Dixon, Michael P. Dougherty, Carolyn Eargle, Catherine Ritch Guess, Peggy L. Hina, David M. Hines, Janet M. Hitch, Mary Margaret Houk, William H. Jordan, Rebecca K. Lile, Sandra M. McGarrah, Jean M. Morgan, Susan F. Osterberg, Kathryn E. Quick, Bonnie Schuldt Shinneman, Mavis C. Thompson, and Ann Tyler. The following have fulfi lled requirements for certifi cation or re-certifi cation in the categories specifi ed (*indicates retired): a. Christian Education Edward W. Allred, 208 Spring Creek Rd., Summerfi eld 27358 LeeAnn Baird, 10221 Grand Junction Rd., Charlotte 28227 Anna L. Barden, 909 Chipola St., Kannapolis 28083 Barbara J. Barden, PO Box 6161, Charlotte 28207 William G. Benfi eld (*), 122 N. Elm St., Statesville 28677 Rebecca G. Bingham, 205 Sonata Dr., Lewisville, 28023 Charlotte G. Brendel, PO Box 162, Drexel, 28219 Peggy DeLoatch Bridgers, 2434 Commonwealth Ave., Charlotte 28205 Amy W. Burton, 306 S. Main St., Kernersville, 27284 M. Susan Carmichael (*), 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Ramona M. Clapp (*), 211 Day Break Dr., Kernersville 27284 Marion C. Clarke (*), 414 Lee St., Wadesboro 28170 Barbara A. Cox (*), 3516 Clardy Ct., Charlotte 28205 Katherine K. Crain, 290 Azalea Dr., Maggie Valley 28751 Ben W. Curry (*), 298 Tillman Rd., Lake Junaluska 28745 Pamela Deck, 2026 NC Hwy. 108, Rutherfordton 28139 Brandon K. Dirks, 6800 Sardis Rd., Charlotte 28270 Sarah R. Dixon (*), 1244 Arbor Rd., Box 140, Winston-Salem 27104 Kimberlee J. Dodson, 325 N. Broad St., Brevard 28712 Anne C. Dooley, 410 N. Holden Rd., Greensboro 27410 Mary L. Doub, 2601 Fines Creek Dr., Statesville 28625 Bernard G. Dougherty, 663 New Salem Rd., Randleman 27317 Donna Gottschalk Ford, 5614 Underwood Dr., Greensboro 27409 Deborah E. Foust, 507 E. Center St., Lexington 27292 Cynthia Core Furr, 85 N. Main St., Weaverville 28787 Ron L. Hall (*), 305 Kings Marsh Way, St. Simons Island, GA 31522 Stephanie M. Hand, 3100 Selwyn Rd., Charlotte, 28209 Dana Hanlon, 2424 Oak Ridge Rd., Oak Ridge 27310 Elinor D. Heermans (*), 6401 Hickory Grove Rd., Charlotte 28215 Linda Hepler, 2159 Orchard Trail, Thomasville 27360 Virginia Cox Herron, 913 Hanover Dr., Concord 28027 Peggy L. Hina (*), 1506 Walnut Ridge Rd., Brevard 28712 R. Harold Hipps (*), 1203 Shiloh Dr., Nashville, TN 37205 Mary Margaret Houk (*), Givens Estates, 12 Wesley Dr., #B, Asheville 28803 Gloria G. Hughes, 210 Pelham Rd., 106-B, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32547 Kimberly T. Ingram, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Sandra H. Jahn, 311 3rd Ave., NE, Hickory 28601 Ellen Sapp Johnson, PO Box 718, Davidson 28036 Sarah B. Kalish, 301 N. Main Ave., Maiden 28650 R. Mark King, PO Box 658, Winston-Salem 27102 Thomas S. Lee, Jr. (*), 610 Carrington Place, Lewisville 27023 Lorie Lewis, 1032 Regency Dr., Charlotte 28211 Sandra M. McGarrah, 2916 Tarrymore Place, Charlotte 28270 Cecilia Brown McGee, 3835 West W.T. Harris Blvd., Charlotte 28269 Sarah Hanko McKinney, 2257 Boone Trail, North Wilkesboro 28659 Sallyanne Irwin McVay, PO Box 517, Black Mountain 28711 Elizabeth H. Orrell, 130 Creekstone Ct., Winston-Salem 27104 Beverly L. Parker-Reece, 1915 Oakdale Rd., Charlotte 28216 Sybil R. Parks, PO Box 8, Walkertown 27051-0008 2010 journal 243

Mary Lynne Peterson, 1058 Hopkins St., Spartanburg, SC 29307 Lewis L. Poag, 495 Hwy. 194, S., West Jefferson 28694 Gayle J. Quay, 200 Buncombe St., Greenville, SC 29601 Jennifer S. Reilly, 378 N. Pilot Knob Rd., Denver 28037 Gail W. Rose (*), 276 Crepe Myrtle Cir., Winston-Salem 27106 Selena L. Scott, 10970 Hwy. 158W, Reidsville 27320 Gloria D. Simmons (*), 236 Union St., S., Concord 28025 Deborah K. Sluder, 20 Oneida Heights, Huntingdon, PA 16652 Alberta Y. Spencer, PO Box 718, Davidson 28036 Elizabeth G. Taylor, PO Box 1388 New Bern 28562 Ann Tyler (*), 3800 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte 28215 Susan E. Norman Vickers, 410 N. Holden Rd., Greensboro 27410 Katie Sigmon Warren, 146 Westwood Rd., Asheville 28804 Douglas L. Watts, 794 Sedge Garden Rd., Kernersville 27284 Jane S. Webb, 4484 NC Hwy. 150 South., Lexington 27295 b. Youth Ministry LeeAnn Baird, 10221 Grand Junction Rd., Charlotte 28227 Charles T. Brown, PO Box 661, Denver 28031 Brandon K. Dirks, 6800 Sardis Rd., Charlotte 28270 Bernard G. Dougherty, 663 New Salem Rd., Randleman 27317 Stephanie M. Hand, 3100 Selwyn Rd., Charlotte 28209 Dana Hanlon, 2424 Oak Ridge Rd., Oak Ridge 27310 Kimberly T. Ingram, PO Box 18005, Charlotte 28218 Kathleen H. Kilbourne, 4701 Park Rd., Charlotte 28209 Sarah Hanko McKinney, 2257 Boone Trail, North Wilkesboro 28659 Susan E. Norman Vickers, 410 N. Holden Rd., Greensboro 27410 Douglas L. Watts, 794 Sedge Garden Rd., Kernersville 27284 c. Older Adult Ministry Cynthia H. Furr, 10 Woodstone Dr. #1, Weaverville 28787 Dana Hanlon, 2424 Oak Ridge Rd., Oak Ridge 27310 Douglas L. Watts, 794 Sedge Garden Rd., Kernersville 27284 d. Music Barbara C. Basham, 310 N. Main St., Mocksville 27028 W. Ashby Brown, Jr., 403 E. Main St., Jamestown 27282 W. Howard Coble (*), 515 W. Parkway Ave., High Point 27262 Edna Bradley Johnson, 3815 Cranwell Ct., Greensboro 27407 William H. Jordan (*), 303 North Main St., Greer, SC 29650 Saxon C. Scarborough, PO Box 218, Gastonia 28053 Bonnie S. Shinneman, (*), 9153 Yarrow St., Apt. 162, Westminster, CO 80021 e. Camping and Retreat Ministries Kent L. Shrader, 1045 Mount Shepherd Rd. Ext., Asheboro 27205 f. Christian Communicators Mark L. Barden, PO Box 18005, Charlotte NC 28218 Kenneth A. Horn (*), 140 Summerlea Dr., Charlotte 28214 Ruth W. Laughlin (*), 114 Ward Rd., Greensboro 27405 g. Church Business Administrators Robert H. Barnhill (*), 817 S. Jackson St., Gastonia 28052 R. Mark King, PO Box 658, Winston-Salem 27102 Suzanne B. Northcraft (*), 3513 Waterway Dr., Pfafftown 27040 h. Commissioned Deaconesses Lynn S. Barnes, PO Box 69, Elkin 28621 Barbara Blevins, 108 Montford Ave., No. 7, Asheville 28801 Arthelia H. Brooks (*), 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 M. Susan Carmichael (*), 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Debra Sue Chenault, 252 Riverview Dr., Apt. 1, Asheville 28806 Sybil M. Dodson (*), PO Box 367, Balsam 28707 Nancy C. Garrison, 120 Hillside Dr., Swannanoa 28778 Esther Jones (*), 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Robin R. Minick, 290 Chambers Rd., Waynesville 28786 Jean M. Morgan (*), 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Mary Lou Roller (*), 4701 Chuckwood Dr., Charlotte 28227 Nazgul William, 266 Merrimon Ave., Asheville 28801 Charlotte G. Brendel Cecilia Brown McGee Kathleen H. Kilbourne Associate Registrars for Certifi cation 244 Western North Carolina Conference POLICY ON SEXUAL MISCONDUCT Approved by the 2001 Session of the Western North Carolina Annual Conference PURPOSE In the Western North Carolina Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church, we believe that all who work and serve in the church are called to work in sacred trust with one another. The power of our covenant is founded on its vertical relationship with God and its horizontal relationship with each other. This covenant is not only the source which has sustained the Church for centuries, but also it calls us into holy accountability. In this policy, a United Methodist church professional is defi ned as a clergy person — ordained, commis sioned, or licensed — or a diaconal minister. Regrettably, some church professionals violate this covenant and rend the sacred trust given to them. Sexual misconduct is a grievous violation of this sacred trust. The Western North Carolina Annual Conference therefore puts forth this policy, not as a punitive measure, but to state clearly its position in regard to a church professional’s mis conduct of a sexual nature. Any breach of the sacred trust is hereby deemed unacceptable. We hope that this policy will guide laity and clergy to help prevent inappropriate behavior and provide a clear means to address complaints, if they should arise. THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATION As a people of faith, we proclaim Jesus Christ as our living Lord. We believe that human sexu ality is God’s good gift. One abuse of this good gift is sexual misconduct. Through grace, Christ has shown us the way to establish healthy boundaries for loving and growing relationships that call us to mercy and justice. Such boun daries create relationships that affi rm the sacred worth of women, men, and children. Misconduct of a sexual nature is a clear offense against God, our neighbor, and ourselves. The church is compelled to take appropriate action to protect the people of God through the responsible use of church discipline. DEFINITIONS 1. Sexual misconduct occurs within the professional relationship when a church professional engages in sexual contact or sexualized behavior with a congregational member, client, em ployee, student, or staff member (adult, youth, or child), whether or not there is consent from the individual. Beyond the pro fessional relationship, sexual misconduct includes any inap propriate sexual conduct or sexualized behavior on the part of a church professional. Sexual misconduct includes, but is not limited to, sexual harassment and any form of criminal sexual misconduct.

2. Sexual harassment is deﬁ ned by ¶ 161.I of the Social Principles in The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church (2008) as any unwanted sexual comment, advance or demand, either verbal or physical, that is reasonably perceived by the recipient as demeaning, intimidating, or coercive. Sexual harassment must be understood as an exploitation of a power relationship rather than as an exclusively sexual issue. Sexual harass ment includes, but is not limited to, the creation of a hostile or abusive working environment resulting from discrimination on the basis of gender. PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING AND RESPONDING TO COMPLAINTS OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT 1. Persons who are compelled for any reason to report a concern regarding alleged sexual mis conduct by a church professional may contact their pastor, another United Methodist pastor, a district superintendent, or the resident bishop. If the initial contact is to a pastor, she/he must pass the report to her/his district superintendent without delay.

2. The provisions of ¶ 361 of The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church (2008) shall determine and deﬁ ne the appropriate process and response without excep tion.

3. When an allegation of sexual misconduct by a church professional is subject to mandatory report ing due to state law (i.e., minors or adults incapable of reporting), this shall be reported to the resident bishop and to any appropriate authorities and/or agencies.

4. The resident bishop may deploy a trained advocate in response to a complaint or incident of alleged sexual misconduct. Advocates will offer compassionate and non-judgmental support for any person victimized by sexual misconduct.

5. In all cases of complaint involving alleged sexual misconduct, great care shall be exercised to explain to both an accused church professional and the complainant their rights to fair process as provided by The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church (2008). 2010 journal 245 L. BOARD OF PENSION AND HEALTH BENEFITS Pension Program and Policies In 2011, the Conference Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts will send invoices monthly to the churches for clergy appointed in accordance with the Clergy Retirement Security Program (CRSP) adopted by The United Methodist Church. CRSP covers all US United Methodist Church clergy, including elders, local pastors, and deacons, appointed within the annual conference. Invoices will be prepared using the following criteria: A. Pension Plan Compensation (PPC) is the total annual compensation reported by the charge conference for 2011, included in the PPC is the housing component. The housing is either 25% of the aforementioned annual compensation, if a parsonage is provided, or the cash paid in lieu of a parsonage. B. Clergy Retirement Security Program – Core Defi ned Contribution Part (CRSP-DC) is 3% of PPC. C. Clergy Retirement Security Program – Core Defi ned Benefi t Part (CRSP-DB) is an actuarially determined normal cost provided by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts (GBOPHB). For 2011, the cost is $6,903 for each full-time clergy. For those clergy appointed ¾, ½, and ¼ time, the cost is that percentage times $6,903. GBOPHB has provided that the conference’s actuarially determined normal cost contribution due Dec. 31, 2011 will be $6,200,865. D. Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP) - primarily an insurance and disability program, has provided in 2009 and prior years that premiums of 3% of PPC be paid as follows: For full-time clergy, the premium is 3% of PPC to a maximum amount of 200% of Denominational Average Compensation (DAC). If a full-time clergy’s PPC is less than 60% of DAC or if clergy serving less than full-time, CPP does not apply. The GBOPHB has provided for a three-year holiday from paying premiums for CPP. The Conference Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts has elected to continue invoicing the churches in the normal manner. The funds paid pursuant to those invoices will be deposited into an investment account at the United Methodist Foundation of Western North Carolina entitled “Clergy Pension Protection Fund.” E. At Dec. 31, 2011, and each Dec. 31 until 2017, the conference must pay $1,050,412 to GBOPHB to cover an actuarial defi cit in the Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP), which provides retirement benefi ts for clergy serving from 1982 through 2006. This defi cit arises from market losses occurring in the pension program as a result of the economy. The above referenced “Clergy Pension Protection Fund” will be used to prepare for these cash contributions totaling $7,352,884 over the seven years.

The Clergy Retirement Security Program (CRSP) provides that the Past Service Annuity Rate (PSR) for service years prior to 1982 will increase 2% per annum. The conference board is proposing that the 2011 PSR be set at $671.00 per service year, which represents the aforementioned 2% increase and is greater than 1% of Conference Average Compensation as provided by GBOPHB for Western North Carolina Annual Conference. Mark B. Edwards, President PROPOSALS: PENSION PROGRAMS AND POLICIES (Petition 17) Approved June 11, 2010 The conference Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts proposes: 1. That the cost of pastors’ pensions be invoiced to churches in 2011 as pension responsibility to support the Clergy Retirement Security Program. 2. That the Past Service Annuity Rate for service years prior to 1982 be set at $671.00 per service year, effective Jan. 1, 2011. 3. That the following resolution be adopted for calendar year 2011: Resolution Relating to Rental/Housing Allowances for Retired or Disabled Clergypersons of the Western North Carolina Conference The Western North Carolina Conference (the “Conference”) adopts the following resolution relating to rental/housing allowances for retired or disabled clergypersons of the conference: Whereas, The religious denomination known as The United Methodist Church (the “Church”), of which this Conference is a part, has in the past functioned and continues to function through ministers of the gospel (within the meaning of Internal Revenue Code Section 107) who were or are duly ordained, commissioned, or licensed ministers of the Church (“Clergypersons”); and Whereas, The practice of the Church and of this Conference was and is to provide active Clergypersons with a parsonage or a rental/housing allowance as part of their gross compensation; and Whereas, Pensions or other amounts paid to retired and disabled Clergypersons are considered to be deferred compensation and are paid to retired and disabled Clergypersons in consideration of previous active service; and Whereas, The Internal Revenue Service has recognized the Conference (or its predecessors) as the appropriate organization to designate a rental/housing allowance for retired and disabled Clergypersons who are or were members of the Conference; now, therefore, be it Resolved, That an amount equal to 100% of the pension or disability payments received from plans authorized under The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church (the “Discipline”), which includes all such payments from the General Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts (“GBOPHB”), the Western North Carolina Conference Superannuate Endowment Fund, and The Duke Endowment during the year by each retired and disabled Clergyperson who is or was a member of the Conference, or its predecessors, be and hereby is designated as a rental/housing allowance for each such Clergyperson. 246 Western North Carolina Conference Resolved, That the pension or disability payments to which this rental/housing allowance applies will be any pension or disability payments from plans, annuities, or funds authorized under the Discipline, including such payments from the GBOPHB and from a commercial annuity company that provides an annuity arising from benefi ts accrued under a GBOPHB plan, annuity, or fund authorized under the Discipline, that result from any service a Clergyperson rendered to this Conference or that a retired or disabled Clergyperson of this Conference rendered to any local church, annual conference of the Church, general agency of the Church, other institution of the Church, former denomination that is now a part of the Church, or any other employer that employed the Clergyperson to perform services related to the ministry of the Church, or its predecessors, and that elected to make contributions to, or accrue a benefi t under, such a plan, annuity, or fund, for such retired or disabled Clergyperson’s pension or disability as part of his or her gross compensation. NOTE: The rental/housing allowance that may be excluded from a Clergyperson’s gross income in any year for federal income tax purposes is limited under Internal Revenue Code Section 107(2) and regulations there under to the least of: (1) the amount of the rental/housing allowance designated by the Clergyperson’s employer or other appropriate body of the Church (such as this Conference in the foregoing resolution) for such year; (2) the amount actually expended by the Clergyperson to rent or provide a home in such year, or (3) the fair rental value of the home, including furnishings and appurtenances (such as a garage), plus the cost of utilities in such year. Balances Due from Churches Beginning in 2007, direct clergy benefi t costs were invoiced to each local church. According to conference action, recorded in the 2004 Journal, page 234, “Non-payment of direct clergy benefi t costs (pension and health benefi ts) result in a default recorded against the church (see ¶ 639.4, The Book of Discipline 2008). While individual clergy will not lose benefi ts, the church will incur a liability to the conference Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts. The default will be reported by the conference benefi ts offi cer to the district superintendents, and the church will be led to correct this situation. The following is the 2009 list of churches with balances as of April 8, 2010, resulting from non-payment of direct clergy benefi t costs: District Church 2009 Balance Asheville Asheville: Berry Temple ...... $ 3,799.53 Fruitland ...... 12,026.25 Upward ...... 1,000.00 Charlotte Charlotte: Plaza ...... 7,093.75 Charlotte: Spencer Memorial...... 454.84 Indian Trail: Victory ...... 222.34 Gastonia Hinton Memorial ...... 846.68 Kings Mountain: St. Paul’s ...... 4,960.53 Greensboro Greensboro: Holmes Grove ...... 6,707.68 Greensboro: Triad Native American ...... 1,365.25 High Point Mitchell ...... 693.00 Lake Norman Redeemer’s Light (closed) ...... 8,077.50 Lexington Chestnut Grove ...... 404.00 Thomasville: Central ...... 6,862.10 Thomasville: Johnsontown ...... 4,500.00 Marion Liberty ...... 882.68 Mundy’s Chapel ...... 5,944.50 North Wilkesboro Piney Grove ...... 4,726.82 Waynesville Cherokee ...... 2,630.00 Total $73,197.45 Health Benefi ts Committee The Health Benefi ts Committee serves as a sub-committee of the Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts (BOPHB), with responsibility in three specifi c areas: health benefi ts, group term life insurance, and casualty insurance. The committee is composed of at least 12 members appointed by the board to quadrennial terms, as follows: three from BOPHB, one serving as chair of the committee, one being an offi cer of BOPHB, and one being the cabinet representative to BOPHB; one from the conference Board of Ordained Ministry; one from the conference Council on Finance and Administration; two retired clergy persons; and fi ve professional persons involved in the insurance industry. Typically, there are six lay members and six clergy members. The various agencies represented nominate their representatives to BOPHB for appointment. Group Life Insurance The General Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts, through the Comprehensive Protection Plan, provides a death and disability benefi t for eligible clergy, along with death benefi ts for members of clergy families. In addition to this coverage, the conference offers basic life insurance coverage of $10,000 for active clergy enrolled in the conference group health plan, with premiums for this coverage collected through the insurance apportionment. Clergy members may elect to increase their coverage by enrolling in additional coverage in the amounts of $25,000, $50,000, or $75,000. As an added benefi t, a clergy member may elect to enroll his/her spouse and dependent children. This additional coverage is available from a group policy secured by the committee 2010 journal 247 for a quarterly premium to be collected by the insuring company. The continuation of this optional benefi t is dependent on normal participation of those eligible. Newly eligible clergy will receive information about this coverage from the Treasury Services Offi ce. To obtain coverage without evidence of insurability, enrollment must be made within 30 days of eligibility. Enrollment Deadlines for Health and Life Insurance Responsibility rests with the individual to make application in writing for the group health insurance and the group life insurance. In addition, any changes in dependents’ status must also be submitted in writing. The effective date of coverage for new applicants is July 1 following the session of annual conference. Applications must be made within 30 days of appointment at annual conference. Anyone seeking to apply following the 30-day grace period will have a 12-month waiting period for all pre-existing conditions. Health Benefi ts Continuation Policy The conference benefi ts plan provides for group members and eligible benefi ciaries to continue coverage if they become ineligible for the plan. The policy is available from the plan administrator. Premium Collection Policy Payment of the medical/health insurance premiums for pastors is the responsibility of the local church(es). This premium payment is invoiced monthly. For churches with more than one pastor on the staff, the church is responsible for the payment of the insurance premium for each eligible pastor. It is the responsibility of the pastor to pay the premium costs for dependents. The Health Benefi ts Committee requires the conference treasurer to notify dependent accounts which are delinquent by sixty (60) days or more that their coverage is immediately subject to termination. If full payment is not made by thirty (30) days after the delinquency, coverage will be terminated. 2009 Financial Summary of Health Benefi ts Plans through Dec. 31, 2009 Fund 575 Fund 125 Active Retirees Asset Accounts Investment Accounts: Claims Reserve 0 Premium Stabilization 0

Fund Balance, 1.2008 -1,334,336 $ 831,573 Excess/Defi cit 170,351 -403,130 Fund Balance, $ -1,163,985 428,443 Sources of Funds Premiums: Church Contributions – Active $7,380,660 Dependent Coverage – Active 2,639,100 Conference Center – Personnel 513,185 Retiree Contributions $ 573,143 Cole Foundation 146,714 Investments: Reserves Investment Income 0 0 FASB 106 Reserves 250,000 Other: Stop Loss Claims 225,696 Employee Life Contributions 7,088 Budget Credits 507 304,652 Drug Rebates + Misc 91,680 0 Clodfelter Trust 0 Fund 507 0 Total Sources $ 11,162,061 $ 969,857 Uses of Funds Benefi t Payments $ 9,709,088 $ 1,140,059 Administrative Charges 299,058 184,996 Life Insurance Premium 44,902 0 Operating Expenses 76,610 17,936 Miscellaneous 8,696 19,312 Stop-Loss Fee (Beacon Risk) 407,652 0 Dental Claims 445,704 0 Incapacity Fund 507 0 Staff Insurance/Pension 10,684 Total Uses $10,991,710 $1,372,987 Sources less Uses $ 170,351 $ -403,103 248 Western North Carolina Conference Retiree Stabilization Fund Beginning Balance $5,000,000 Investment Income 892,304 Grant Payment -250,000 Current Balance $5,642,304 Words of Appreciation • The Health Benefi ts Committee is grateful to Eddie Allred for the 20+ years of service to the committee. • We express our gratitude and that of the conference to Dale C. Bryant, who came to the conference as benefi ts administrator in October 1998. • Questions dealing with pension, health insurance, or group life insurance should be directed to Mr. Bryant at 704-535-2260 or 800-562-7929; e-mail [email protected] Conclusion We appreciate the fi ne spirit in which subscribers and local churches are supporting the work of the Health Benefi ts Committee. We seek your continuing support as we make every effort to provide a health benefi ts program that meets your particular needs. Members of the committee are: Frank A. Stith III (chairperson), Donald Lineberger, Phillip B. Cole, Al Jones, E. Wannamaker Hardin, Jr., Frank H. Edwards, Patricia K. Suggs, Donald G. Matthews, Eddie Allred, Scott Osterberg, Jennifer Burton and W. Greg Light. William C. Wyman, Jr. and Dale C. Bryant are the conference staff representatives.

PROPOSALS: HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM AND POLICIES (Petition 18) Approved June 11, 2010 The Health Benefi ts Committee proposes: 1. That the Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts be authorized to secure a hospital/medical insurance contract for 2011 that will be advantageous in terms of coverage, premium rates, and administrative costs. 2. That the hospital/medical insurance program be continued for all eligible persons working 30 hours or more per standard workweek. 3. That each local charge and eligible pastor be expected to participate in the conference program of hospital/ medical insurance by contributing an amount equal to the pastor’s coverage premium for each eligible pastor appointed to that charge and that these premium payments be remitted to the conference Treasury Services offi ce rather than to the pastor or other insurance carrier. The participant participation schedule should be used to calculate the eligible pastor’s portion. 4. That premium cost information be mailed to local churches and pastors immediately after the 2011 contract has been negotiated. 5. That a pastor may exclude himself/herself from coverage by signing a written waiver, releasing the conference and any local church from legal or moral responsibility for medical or accident claims. 6. That, in the discussion of salaries and benefi ts for 2011 and all succeeding years, local church committees on staff-parish relations consider designating a portion of compensation for dependents’ health care coverage. 7. That medical/hospital coverage be provided for persons terminated from the plan for not more than a 12-month period, with the premium costs to be paid by the person terminated. 8. That continued endorsement be given to the optional life insurance program provided by a top-quality life insurance company as supplemental coverage for active clergy. 9. That the following Retired Clergy Medical Plan, which became effective on Jan. 1, 2003, and was amended at the special session of the conference on Feb. 2, 2008, be continued: a. Benefi t Design: The basic benefi t design for all participants has benefi ts similar to Medi-gap Plan E, as approved by the Medicare Administration (complete benefi t description available from the conference Treasury Services offi ce). This plan does not include prescription drugs. b. Funding Design: i. Creation of the Retiree Security Supplement Fund, which shall be created Dec. 31, 2008. This Restricted Fund shall be vested with a minimum of $5,000,000. Subsequently, additional contributions to this Fund (corpus or principal) shall be made of all free reserve available at year-end. Free reserve is defi ned as the fund balance in excess of the Claims Reserve required by the Plan. The Claims Reserve is 25% of the prior years claims paid. ii. The purpose of the Retiree Security Supplement Fund is to secure retiree medical benefi t by contributing 5% of the fund balance (which consists of corpus or principal and earnings from dividends, interest and appreciation) each year to the Retired Clergy Medical Plan. The Fund’s contribution will reduce the Net Estimated Claims Cost of the Retired Clergy Medical Plan to the Base Estimated Claims Cost. iii. Net Estimated Claims Cost is defi ned as Total Estimated Claims Costs (including administration, stop-loss insurance and other operating expenses), less all contributions from other charitable trusts, foundations or individuals, such as The Cole Foundation. 2010 journal 249

c. Premium Design: i. Participants enrolled prior to Jan. 1, 2003, will contribute the Base Estimated Claims Cost. ii. Participants enrolled in the retiree plan on or after Jan. 1, 2003, will contribute based on “years enrolled in the Active Health Benefi ts Plan.” The contribution will be based on a percentage of the plan year’s Net Estimated Claims Cost, as follows: 1. 1-10 Years: 100% of the Net Estimated Claims Cost. 2. Beginning in the 11th year, the contribution will decline approximately 1% per year to an amount equal to the Base Estimated Claims Cost. All of the years prior to 2003 that a clergyperson has been appointed to a local church or conference position will be considered “years enrolled in the Active Health Benefi ts Plan.” d. Participants must be enrolled in Medicare Parts A & B to be eligible for the Retired Clergy Medical Plan. 10. That each participant electing dependent coverage be required to remit premium payments in the method established by the Health Benefi ts Committee and that dependent coverage remain in effect only when premium payments are current. 11. That each participating participant be required to remit premium payments in the method established by the Health Benefi ts Committee and approved by the 2009 Annual Conference and coverage remain in effect only when premium payments are current. The current participating participant method is a progressive scale percent of premium based on salary. 12. That suffi cient funds for hospital/medical coverage be included in the appropriate 2011 apportioned funds to pay premiums for district superintendents and administrative, program, and support staff members of the conference headquarters. 13. That supplemental funds for insurance for clergy on incapacity leave be included in the 2011 conference budget at Fund 507, named Insurance supplement – Incapacity Leave. The 2011 budget request for incapacity-leave clergy is $324,847. Mark B. Edwards, Board President M. CONFERENCE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, INC. The Board of Trustees of the Western North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church, Inc., is a chartered corporation under North Carolina law, in accordance with The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church, subject to the instructions of the annual conference and its offi cers. Investments: a. Four funds under trustee management are invested through The United Methodist Foundation of our conference. b. The yearly distribution of earnings from these funds is based on the following scale: The General Fund, 35.8%; the Higgins Fund, 31.3%; the Centenary-Rutherford Fund, 12.9%; and the Jesse Spencer Bell Fund, 20.2%. Earnings during 2009 were distributed to the following designated benefi ciaries: Western NC Conference Board of Pensions ...... $ 4,115.39 Western NC Conference United Methodist Women ...... $ 1,889.34 Brevard College ...... $ 3,348.43 Total Distribution ...... $ 9,353.16 The Conference Memorial Center: The trustees continue to monitor the operational expenses of the Conference Memorial Center in Char lotte, keeping in close touch with the conference treasurer-director of administrative services, who manages the building on our behalf. We receive monthly reports from the Treasury Services Offi ce, and we seek to work with that offi ce for effi cient operation of the center. The fi nancial items concerning the Mem orial Center reported by the Council on Finance and Administration refl ect the recommendations of the trustees. The Episcopal Residence: The conference-owned Episcopal Residence is cared for through the Episcopal Residence Committee, constituted according to the provisions of the Discipline. Julia M. Hite, of our board, serves as our rep resentative on this committee. Risk Management Sub-Committee: After meeting with representatives of the United Methodist Property and Casualty Trust (PACT) in 2006 and further study of the positive effects of risk management in lowering insurance costs, the board ap pointed a Risk Management Sub-Committee. The three members of the sub-committee are Roslyn Harris (chairperson), Sam Moore, and Dan Gobble, all of whom have insurance industry experience and/or high interest in the benefi ts of risk management. The sub-committee hopes to provide helpful re source information to local-church trustees via district leadership conferences, collection of insurance data, and a simple survey of coverage. The sub-committee conducted a survey of local church property and casualty insurance coverage in 2007 and produced and mailed 2008 summary report of its fi ndings for all local churches to use when establishing their insurance coverage. The committee thanks the many churches which responded to the survey. Other Concerns of the Board: a. The board and its legal counsel as necessary review property matters involving local churches, dis tricts, and institutions of the conference. These matters are then reviewed by the full board at its meetings in February, June, and November. 250 Western North Carolina Conference b. We call to your attention ¶ 2532.2 of The Book of Discipline (2008), which describes specifi cally the responsibilities of the local church board of trustees for the risk management of church property and personnel. The Board of Trustees encourages the Council on Finance and Administration to adopt an administrative program that provides to local trustees, treasurers, fi nance chairs, and pastors the risk-management memos from the General Council on Finance and Administration. These plans will be very benefi cial to the local churches and assist in risk management and loss control. c. We also call to your attention the Guidelines for Local Church Incorporation, advisory letter. The board understands that the “Safe Sanctuaries” program encourages local-church incorporation and, further, that incorporated local churches need to have support from the conference to maintain their records in accordance with North Carolina state law. The guidelines have been revised to include a step sheet, information on conveying church real property with the trust clause to the new corporation, conveying the church bank and securities accounts to the corporation, and obtaining new state and federal tax-identifi cation numbers for the new corporation. d. The conference Board of Trustees is often asked to take action on abandoned buildings and ceme teries. Much of our work involves determining conference responsibility for maintaining these proper ties and/or the legal authority to transfer or sell them, consistent with actions of the annual con ference. The board will continue to work with the cabinet in taking necessary action on abandoned properties, consistent with The Book of Discipline and North Carolina state laws. The board has au thorized support for a property facilitator to assist district offi ces with property management details. The property facilitator and management expenses are funded from property sales proceeds and the balance remaining split between the district and conference congregational development, 75% and 25%, respectively. Further, the Board has created an Urban Ministry in accordance with the 2008 Book of Discipline [¶ 2548, ¶ 212] which established a formal requirement for proceeds from sales of closed urban church property be spent in accordance with the conference Urban Ministry Strategic Plan. The Connectional Table has established the Urban Ministry Strategic Plan and created the guidelines for use of these funds according to the plan. e. The cabinet and the conference Board of Trustees have worked together on a policy providing for trustee review and approval of disposition of all church properties that are discontinued or abandoned before action is taken by the annual conference. f. Please note ¶ 2548.4 of The Book of Discipline, which specifi es that all deeds, records, and other offi cial and legal papers of an abandoned or otherwise discontinued church shall be deposited for per manent safekeeping with the Commission on Archives and History of the annual conference. The Board of Trustees has entered into a cooperative arrangement with the Commission on Archives and History which will make the conference archives offi ce in Charlotte a much more effective central re pository for such information. We encourage all district boards of trustees, cabinet members, and others to keep the conference archives offi ce informed about such properties and to call the archives offi ce when information is needed. The property project to index all discontinued, abandoned, and ac tive property in our conference has been completed, and we anticipate that these fi les will be of great benefi t to our conference. g. The board has prepared a Property Matters binder and distributed to district offi ces a step sheet, based on The Book of Discipline and the 2001 Legal Manual of the General Council on Finance and Administration, to be used by all parties in the event of the discontinuation or abandonment of local church property. h. The Risk Management Sub-Committee of the WNCC Board of Trustees strongly advises all churches to review the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations for the U.S. Department of Transportation Number to take appropriate action to comply. Failure to comply with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations for U.S. Department of Transportation Regulations, pertaining to all church vans, trucks and buses, could result in major fi nes. Joseph P. McGuire, President Doris P. Loomis, Vice-President Roslyn Harris, Secretary

N. COMMITTEE ON THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE MEETING The Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting welcomes the members of the 2010 conference to this gathering. We continue to focus on the theme of our annual conference: Follow Jesus, Make Disciples, Transform the World. In addition, we also have new Power of 3 for WNCC goals that inform our ministry and that will be present during the annual conference session. You will notice that the annual conference meeting is shorter by a day this year. However, we will continue to worship extensively, at least twice each day. We welcome as preachers: Bishop Janice R. Huie, Bishop of the Texas Area; the Rev. Dr. Earl Wilson, pastor of Mt. Tabor United Methodist Church in the Winston-Salem District; and, the Rev. Dr. Peter Graves, pastor of Centenary United Methodist Church in the Winston-Salem District. In addition, Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster will be preaching several times including the commissioning service and the Sunday closing worship. We also welcome Dr. Kathleen Lambert of First UMC in Hendersonville, who will give the Laity Address. You will have noticed that the Program and Reports book was not printed this year. You are encouraged to only print out the pages that you would like to have at annual conference and bring them with you. The annual Supplement to this book will be posted online in advance of conference but will be distributed to delegates upon arrival in a printed version. Many persons work diligently to ensure that annual conference is a good experience for everyone. Kevin Turner from Davidson UMC and Steve Cooper from Groce UMC in Asheville, will be leading the music in worship. The Sunday service will be coordinated 2010 journal 251 and led by the campus ministries in the conference. To all of these, along with the speakers, worship team members, secretarial staff, treasury services staff, communications team, and registration volunteers, we extend our sincere gratitude. We appreciate the willingness of Lake Junaluska to continue working with us in response to the evaluations that were received last year. There will be three food vendors, in addition to the hotel cafeterias, with options for food. They will be located between the Harrell Center and Stuart Auditorium. Food from these vendors will be available in the morning, in addition to lunchtime. The rest room trailer will return. The conference is providing for two buses from Young’s Transportation, in addition to the Lake Junaluska trolley and tram, to shuttle persons up and down the lake. You should be able to park remotely (near the open air gym) and ﬁ nd transportation to the auditorium. We encourage you to visit the ministry displays that are located in the lobbies on the second and third ﬂ oors of the Terrace Hotel. There are many sources of information available at annual conference about the ministries taking place in WNCC. Be sure to check them all out. Since 2002, child care services have been provided during annual conference. Registration forms are available on the conference website, www.wnccumc.org. Search “annual conference.” Order forms for the 2010 WNCC Journal will be available in the registration area and lobby of Stuart Auditorium. You may also download it from the conference website, www.wnccumc.org. The deadline for ordering is July 1. We are grateful to United Printing Company of Charlotte for serving as our publisher of the 2009 materials. We hope you have a meaningful experience at annual conference this year. Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, Chairperson Kimberly T. Ingram, Secretary

PROPOSALS: ANNUAL CONFERENCE MEETING (Petition 19) Approved June 11, 2010 The Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting proposes: • That each district provides four persons to serve as ushers for the 2011 conference session. • That the 2010 conference Journal be produced in both a printed form and on compact disc. It will be posted on the administrative website of the conference. The price of the 2010 Journal will be determined by the conference secretary based on actual costs. • That Journal order forms be available in the registration area and Stuart lobby and on the WNCC website (www.wnccumc.org). Journal orders are due by July 1. • That the Program and Reports book be available online only for 2011. Members will download copies and bring pages with them to annual conference. The Supplement will be printed and distributed at conference, as well as being made available online in advance. Relevant information will also be presented on the screens during the annual conference session. • That reputable companies be invited to make inquiries and/or submit bids to the communications offi ce for the production of the 2011 conference Journal and related materials. • That the location of the 2011 annual conference session be approved during the 2010 annual conference session following the presentation and recommendations of the “Task Force on the Annual Conference Meeting” and prior to adjournment. O. COMMITTEE ON APPEALS No matter requiring the attention of the Committee on Appeals has been referred to it during the 2009-2010 conference year. Mark Richard Smith, Chairperson P. COMMISSION ON ARCHIVES AND HISTORY The Commission on Archives and History is the agency within the annual conference which is charged with being the central record-keeper and collective memory of the work of the conference. As such, we conduct a “Ministry of Memory” as we seek to collect, preserve, and record the story of how God has been and continues to be at work in the hearts and lives of the people called United Methodist in the Western NC Conference. As we seek to live out this function, our conference archival collection continues to grow with the continuing collection of the historically signifi cant records of the annual conference and its agencies, the records of closed and abandoned churches, and other historically pertinent documents as mandated by The Book of Discipline (¶ 641). The second revised edition of To Be Faithful to Our Heritage nears completion, and publication of that work should occur in the near future. We greatly appreciate the diligent work that our conference historian, Dr. Linda P. Addo, has done in recording the story of African American United Methodists in North Carolina. Her efforts to ensure that this portion of our conference’s story is told and remembered are deeply appreciated. We will publicize purchase information (including price) as soon as possible. We rejoice with the churches within our conference that are celebrating signifi cant anniversaries this year, and encourage each congregation to discover and celebrate what God has done throughout their history. A special display highlighting the life and ministry of our anniversary churches can be found at the commission’s display in the Terrace Hotel lobby during annual conference. These churches will also be recognized in a video presentation during annual conference and at the meeting of the Conference Historical Society on May 1. Among the churches celebrating their sesquicentennial this year are English Chapel (Transylvania County), Fairmont (Iredell County), Fines Creek (Haywood County), Hill’s Chapel (Lincoln County), Love’s Grove 252 Western North Carolina Conference (Stanly County), Mountain Grove (Burke County), Pine Grove (Stanly County), Plateau (Catawba County), Price (Rockingham County), Red Hill (Mitchell County), Sweetwater (Clay County), Union Grove (Union County), and Warlick’s Chapel (Burke County). Those celebrating their centennial in 2010 include Marion: Addie’s Chapel (McDowell County) and East Flat Rock (Henderson County). This partial list will be updated (if needed) in the conference Journal. We congratulate these churches upon reaching these signifi cant milestones in ministry and mission, and pray God’s special blessings upon each of them. God has been and continues to be at work in and among the people called Methodist. We have a glorious story to tell about what God is doing. May God help us to continue to build upon our past as we enter the future, sharing with others the Good News of Jesus Christ our Lord. James L. Pyatt, Chairperson WESTERN NC CONFERENCE HISTORICAL SOCIETY The year 2010 marks the completion of terms in offi ce for the offi cers of the historical society, who have served for the past four years. New offi cers are to be elected at the annual meeting of the society prior to the annual conference. The past four years have been challenging for the society, as it has struggled with poor attendance at meetings and diffi culties in communicating with members. It is hoped that the new offi cers will bring a renewed enthusiasm and vigor to the society. Under energetic and aggressive leadership, the society could be a valuable resource for all those in the conference who are interested in learning about and preserving the rich heritage of Methodism in western North Carolina. Russell Ford, President

Q. CHRISTIAN EDUCATORS’ FELLOWSHIP Recognizing the importance of Christian education in faith formation, nurture, and discipleship, the Christian Educators’ Fellowship (CEF) exists to promote and strengthen Christian education in local churches, districts, and the conference. In addition, CEF seeks to be supportive of Christian educators, both on professional and personal levels. The WNCC chapter of CEF is continuing to ensure continual growth through updating the by-laws, reaching out to all churches of the conference with an educational mailing on CEF benefi ts, providing scholarships for members to many national seminars, providing many local and regional educational opportunities and retreats, and much more. We encourage all individuals who participate in all forms of Christian education to join the local CEF and enjoy the additional benefi ts of connectionalism within CEF and the church. Christian education seminars are held throughout the year in various districts for the sake of equipping people who are not certifi ed under the requirements of the Board of Ordained Ministry. These seminars include, “United Methodist Curriculum,” “United Methodist Connection,” “Administration of the Christian Education Program,” “Age-Level Ministries,” “Theology of Christian Education,” and “Basic Bible Study Approaches.” In addition, Christian educators are encouraged in all areas to strive for professional, undergraduate, and paraprofessional certifi cation in specialized ministries within The United Methodist Church and CEF is proud of the many individuals who have obtained certifi cation in several areas of ministry. Churches are encouraged to recognize the importance of providing continuing educational opportunities for their education staff both in local and national venues. The National CEF Conference will be held in Louisville, Kentucky, in late October 2010. Dana A. Hanlon, President R. COMMISSION ON COMMUNICATION The Commission on Communication is the basic support group for communication in the conference and is charged with interpreting and supporting other areas of the conference in presenting and telling their stories. The Commission’s mission statement is: Equipping United Methodists in western North Carolina to show and tell the story. The commission has set as its agenda three primary objectives (as a part of the Power of 3 for WNCC) for the 2009-2012 quadrennium to ensure the highest level of communication and the utmost fi nancial responsibility and stewardship. The fi rst objective is for a complete and thorough audit of communications within the conference. The audit, being conducted with partnership and funding from United Methodist Communications (UMCom), will determine the proper strategies and types of communication for any/all available communication vehicles (print, visual, web-based, etc.). This audit will be accomplished at no increased budget cost to the conference. The audit’s fi ndings will result in specifi c recommendations for the conference to increase its communications effectiveness, strengthen its image, and assist in achieving its mission statement. Further, the fi ndings become the foundation on which future communications planning can be more effective for the conference at all levels. The audit’s fi ndings provide the basis for the preparation of a comprehensive communications/marketing/public relations plan. The ultimate purpose of this audit is to help the conference (conference offi ce staff, districts, and churches) effectively tell the good news story and transform people’s lives. Update for 2010 Annual Conference: the communication audit is well underway with the fi rst stage of focus groups involving laity and clergy complete. The second phase, an electronic survey (with local church capability to make paper surveys), is currently underway. The third phase will be tabulation of all information collected and the fi nal phase (to be completed by the end of the 2010 calendar year) will be the presentation of the audit results and recommendations to move forward in 2011. The second objective is ‘resourcing for communications.’ This objective would answer the basic question of ‘what do the churches of the conference need to assist them in completing their church mission?’ The available resources for any/ 2010 journal 253

all churches would be gathered, categorized, and then fully communicated. This would include: ways our resource team can help churches identify and utilize conference and General Church resources which relate to their missions; establishing better connectionalism between conference communicators and local church communicators; training for district and local church communicators; periodic e-messages for local church and district communicators related to available technology to allow sharing of information on ministries and outreach ideas; providing public relations and communication ‘tip’ sheets for not only accurate communication, but education, as well, etc. All of the above will be accomplished with minimal cost and will improve communication by equipping the local church with existing and new tools to go and make disciples. Update for 2010 Annual Conference: currently in progress with updates communicated as available through WNCC e-News. Each one of the above mentioned goals for this objective will be thoroughly communicated with details that will explain how each local church (and church communicators) can best resource their current and future communication needs. The third objective will assist in fulfi lling our denominational mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. We can start in our own local churches to reach those who are seeking a relationship with God. A major part of local church evangelism is being a welcoming congregation by showing kindness, acceptance, and hospitality to everyone. The Western NC Conference will place an emphasis on Igniting Ministry, the television and welcoming ministry of The United Methodist Church. The WNCC Commission on Communication is partnering with United Methodist Communications to provide training and resources that will equip local congregations to more effectively reach seekers (resources and training such as, but not limited to: Web page updates and construction, certifi cation as a ‘Welcoming Congregation,’ RETHINK CHURCH training to assist congregations to more effectively communicate with spiritual seekers – and meet the needs and interests of – people under the age of 40). This objective will provide training and information that can enable congregations to fulfi ll the conference vision to Follow Jesus, Make Disciples, Transform the World. Update for 2010 Annual Conference: RETHINK CHURCH is in full deployment within the conference. Training sessions have been conducted at District Leadership Conferences and in scheduled training sessions. These sessions have included an overview of Rethink Church, Welcome – Basic Welcoming Training, Connect – Advance Welcoming Skills, and Identify – Creating a Unique Identity. RETHINK CHURCH also emphasizes that each church update their free Web page. Using UMCom’s Find-a-Church feature on the new Rethink Church (www.rethinkchurch.org) and 10 Thousand Doors (10thousanddoors.org) websites, seekers can enter a zip code and fi nd United Methodist Churches in that area. They can select churches and view their Find-a-Church page to fi nd out information about its services, programs, ministries, and people. At annual conference, we will celebrate the IMPACT COMMUNITY events conducted in each district on Saturday, June 5. This major evangelistic outreach program has touched many lives not only at the events of June 5, but on a continuing impact basis in 2010 and beyond. In addition to these three objectives for the quadrennium, the conference website www.wnccumc.org is continually being updated and improved. We encourage all clergy and laity to subscribe to the weekly WNCC e-News, with convenient ministry links. Inform your congregation to go to www.wnccumc.org and click the WNCC e-News oval button on the right side of the screen and then click the ‘Click here to subscribe now’ link and follow the instructions to subscribe. Thank you for your support of the Commission on Communications and your time in reading this report. T. Gregg Plott, Chairperson

S. CONFERENCE STAFF RELATIONS COMMITTEE The role of the Conference Staff Relations Committee (CSRC) of the Western NC Conference is to act as a human resources committee with regard to conference employees and functions as would the Staff Relations Committee of a local United Methodist Church. The CSRC also recommends the salaries of the 15 district superintendents. One of the objectives of the CSRC during the past conference year was to give opportunities for the members of the conference staff to know that they are valued components of our conference and that their concerns and hopes need to be heard. For this reason, the opportunity was given to each staff member to meet with the CSRC chairperson on an individual basis. The CSRC has also taken several opportunities to express its gratitude to the staff; particularly during the Christmas season. This past year has been one of great challenge, as committee members have worked diligently to be fi scally responsible during these diffi cult current economic times, while at the same time, seeking to fairly compensate the loyal employees. As the new year began, the committee was pleased to be able to reinstate the pension and salary reductions that had been implemented the previous year. Yet, as time went on, it was determined that changes would need to be made to the structure of the conference staff. The CSRC, under the guidance of Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, implemented a new conference staff confi guration that the committee believes will carry the conference effi ciently into the future. This, regretfully, means that some very fi ne employees are no longer working for the conference. While the personal touch these employees brought to the conference can never be replaced, it is the belief of the CSRC members that changing needs necessitated this action. Reorganization of the conference staff has been a topic of conversation for the past four years, and it was determined that now was the time to make that alteration a reality for both functional and economic reasons. The goal of the CSRC in the coming conference year will be to help the conference staff implement and be successful under the new structure. It is anticipated that the Information Technologies department will be heavily involved in this transition as it continues to fi nd ways for staff to communicate with the greater church in a more effi cient manner, using available technologies. The CSRC also will continue to support the staff in any way possible to create for employees an environment that is conducive to effi ciency and well-being. Stephen D. Haines, Chairperson 254 Western North Carolina Conference T. COMMITTEE ON THE EPISCOPACY “Finding Balance” Christ told us that he came so we might have life and have it abundantly. Wise people agree that an abundant life means that in addition to time spent in our ministries, we need time to relax, to spend time with our family and friends, and to rejuvenate. With a bishop who works at a 90 miles per hour pace, faithfully serving our conference, in addition to his role as President of the Council of Bishops, fi nding “down time” can be a challenge. That’s why as part of this committee’s effort to hold Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster accountable, we have asked that he include “down time” in his schedule – and we ask him during our ongoing meetings how that’s going. The physical, emotional, and spiritual health of our bishop is vital, and we must remember that his wife, Deborah, needs his support and presence as much, if not more, than we do. We encourage our good members of this conference to be mindful of the personal needs of these two, knowing that Bishop Goodpaster will be at as many events as his schedule will allow. In addition to holding the bishop accountable for his personal well-being, at the time this report comes out this committee will have just been involved with the second phase of a “360” process designed to provide feedback to Bishop Goodpaster on his management style and effectiveness. The fi rst phase was in September 2008, when his “coach” interviewed the bishop’s former co-workers in an effort to secure information that would be constructive in helping the bishop achieve excellence in his ministry. During the second phase, the coach will secure feedback from members of this committee – and others – to see what has improved and where the bishop’s opportunities for growth may be. While this process provides useful information about how the bishop’s energy may best be used, he says how well our conference is responding is the most crucial indicator for him. The “word on the street” is very meaningful to him, as well. Accountability is key as the Southeastern Jurisdiction is also working on an evaluative tool to be used with bishops. Our representatives to that committee - Betty Jo Hardy and Andy Langford - report that the document is a work in progress. Our committee remains strong in our faith that God had brought Bishop Goodpaster and Deborah to our conference to do great things for Christ’s kingdom, and we affi rm our support of the bishop and our faith for a future ordained by God. Maggie Tilley, Chairperson

U. EPISCOPAL RESIDENCE COMMITTEE The Episcopal Residence Committee is pleased to report that Bishop and Mrs. Larry Goodpaster have settled into the residence and have been comfortably using and enjoying their new residence at 2506 Windsor Crescent Court in Charlotte. The residence endowment reserve now stands at $76,755.60 (as of 12/31/2009). For 2010, the committee, after discussion with Bishop Goodpaster, requested only $5,000 for the general upkeep and utilities of the residence. This represented a 50% reduction from prior years. For 2011, the committee is requesting that the amount be restored to $10,000. The committee, in consultation with Bishop and Mrs. Goodpaster, will continue to monitor expenses and request funding as is appropriate and necessary. Jennifer P. Davis, Chairperson V. COMMISSION ON EQUITABLE COMPENSATION (CEC) Policies and Guidelines for Administering the Equitable Compensation Fund (Calendar Year 2011) 1. Policies Pertaining to the Commission on Equitable Compensation: Paragraphs 342 and 625 of the 2008 Book of Discipline direct the Commission on Equitable Com pensation (CEC) to recommend a minimum level of pastoral compensation for clergy serving as local church pastors under episcopal appointment and to administer the Equitable Compensation Fund (ECF) as a source of funding of last resort for pastors-in-charge in order to maintain a living, equitable level of compensation for these itinerant ministers. a. Executive Committee: During each quadrennium, at its organizational meeting, the CEC shall elect an executive committee consisting of a chairperson, a vice-chairperson, a secretary, and ad ditional members from the full commission as needed, so that the executive committee consists of an equal number of clergy and lay persons. The assistant to the bishop and a cabinet representa tive will serve as ex-offi cio members of the executive committee. b. Defi nition of Compensation: As used by the CEC, the term “compensation” includes the annual amount designated as cash salary for service rendered, additional insurance premiums over and above the conference-approved program of individual medical insurance for clergy, accountable professional expenses, household expenses paid by the local charge, and other fringe benefi ts. Compensation does not include housing allowance in lieu of parsonage to the extent of actual housing expenses, fair market value of supplied parsonages, reimbursement for parish-related travel expenses paid by the local charge to the extent of actual travel expenses or use of an auto mobile for parish travel purposes, funds provided for continuing education to the extent they are used for that purpose, bona fi de gifts or honoraria for special services, allowances for moving ex penses paid by the annual conference or local church, or individual medical insurance premiums in the amount of the conference-approved program of insurance for clergy. 2010 journal 255

2. Types of Grants Two categories of support are available from the ECF: emergency sustentation grants and regular grants. a. Emergency sustentation grants are available under the provisions of ¶ 626, which states that each church or charge has an obligation to pay in full compensation, as approved by the charge confer ence, to its pastor(s). If it becomes apparent that a church or charge will be unable to so provide the compensation approved by the charge conference, the church or charge shall immediately notify the district superintendent and may request consideration for a short-term emergency grant from the Eq uitable Compensation Fund (cf. also ¶ 625). b. Regular grants are available for those churches or charges which, at their annual charge confer ences, determine that they will be unable to provide compensation at the minimum level set by our annual conference. In cooperation with the bishop and cabinet, the CEC offers grants, on a declining schedule, totaling no more than 30% of the appropriate minimum pastoral compensation for a period of three or fewer years. In the fi rst year, a church or charge may receive up to 100% of the maximum available grant; in the second year, up to 70%; in the third year, up to 40%. During this period, the church or charge must adopt and follow a plan, approved by the district superintendent, that elimi nates the need for this assistance. After the third year, a church or charge will not automatically be eligible for a regular grant. Representatives of the CEC shall consult with the district superintendents about any clergyperson or church that has received equitable-compensation grants for fi ve consecutive years. 3. Defi nitions and Classifi cations of Pastors a. Full-Time Pastors: Subject to these policies and guidelines, pastors appointed to full-time service under ¶ 338.1 or ¶ 318.1 shall have a claim upon the ECF and shall not receive less than the min imum compensation specifi ed in the current schedule (¶ 342). b. Pastors Serving Less Than Full-Time: Subject to these policies and guidelines, elders and provisional members serving as pastors appointed to less than full-time service under the provisions of ¶ 338.2 shall have a claim upon the ECF in one-quarter-time increments of either ¾, ½, or ¼ time as negotiated by the district superintendent at the time of the appointment, receiving not less than this percentage of the minimum compensation specifi ed in the current schedule. c. Pastors Attending School: Subject to these policies and guidelines, a pastor appointed to a church or charge who is enrolled in good standing in a college or seminary for a minimum of nine hours per semester or equivalent in fulfi llment of the requirements for conference affi liation and who is not otherwise gainfully employed shall have a claim upon the ECF in an amount based upon the one-quarter-time increments as negotiated by the district superintendent at the time of the appointment, which shall not exceed ¾ time. In determining the compensation for a pastor attending school, grants received for educational expenses shall not be considered as part of compensation. Pastors who discontinue or complete their studies and intend to be considered as serving full-time shall be compensated at that level only after certifi cation by the CEC. d. Part-Time Local Pastors and Retired Supply Pastors: Since the ECF is designed to support those in full-time services as pastors of our local churches, those charges utilizing part-time local pastors or retired supply pastors shall not have a claim upon the ECF. e. Pastors Engaged in Continuing Education: Inasmuch as continuing education is required of all ordained clergy, no pastor engaged in a program of continuing education under ¶ 351 shall by rea son of such study leave be denied the minimum compensation support as specifi ed in the current schedule, except that in cases of educational leave in excess of one month, the Supplement shall be adjusted as negotiated by the district superintendent and the CEC. f. Deacons in Full Connection: As provided in ¶ 331.14b, deacons in full connection serving within the local church “shall receive a salary from the local church, charge, or cooperative parish not less than the minimum salary established by the equitable compensation policy of the annual confer ence for full-time and part-time pastors,” although these entities should be reminded that they are fully responsible for the compensation of these individuals. If the bishop and cabinet appoint a dea con in full connection to a position as pastor-in-charge of a local church or charge, that individual shall have a claim upon the ECF and shall not receive less than the minimum compensation specifi ed in the current schedule for elders in full connection. 4. Request Procedures Regular grants from the CEC must be requested by a formal action of the charge conference, supported by a written grant application, using the CEC form available through the conference web page, and signed by the district superintendent, the pastor, and the secretary of the charge conference. Requests must be completed in full and be accompanied by all required documentation in order to be processed by the CEC. Required documentation must include, but is not limited to: written plan for decreasing reliance on equitable compensation and letters of support from pastor, church leadership, and district superintendent. The more information the CEC has about a local church situation the better equipped the CEC is to provide support. Requests must be made at least 30 days prior to the month when the assistance is to commence. In these cases, the local church or charge must pay at least 70% of the minimum applicable to its pastor. For emergency sustentation grants, the district superintendent is responsible for submitting documentation to the cabinet and CEC executive committee for immediate processing, approval, and payment authorization. 256 Western North Carolina Conference 5. Guidelines for Recommending Minimum Compensation The CEC desires to recommend minimum pastoral compensation that is equitable for both churches and pastors. We acknowledge that economic conditions vary across our annual conference. To be equitable, therefore, we must be aware of the fi nancial impact of our recommendations upon the local churches in order not to make pastoral support an excessive burden, while providing our clergy with fair, living, and equitable compensation. In making our recommendations, we refer to changes in the North Carolina per capita Income (NCPCI), as maintained by the United States Bureau of Economic Analysis, on a two-year-lag basis (the earliest time for which data are obtainable). The NCPCI offers a true measure of the underlying economy in which our congregations exist and is independent of our own conference actions. We give additional consideration to the two-year-lag Conference Average Compensation (CAC) and other measures of the health of our churches and the economy as deemed necessary, segmenting the minimum compensation levels into the following categories: • Elders and Deacons in Full Connection. • Provisional/Associate Members. • Local Pastors who have completed the Course of Study/M.Div. • Local Pastors who have not completed the Course of Study. PROPOSAL: EQUITABLE COMPENSATION POLICIES AND GUIDELINES (Petition 20) Approved June 11, 2010 The CEC proposes the adoption of these policies, defi nitions, and classifi cations for administering the ECF and these guidelines and schedules for recommending minimum compensation for 2011. A. Allocation of Requested Equitable Compensation Fund Budget for 2011: Emergency Sustentation Grants ...... $ 10,000 Regular Grants ...... 285,000 Expenses of the Commission ...... 5,000 Total ...... $300,000 B. Schedule of 2011 Minimum Compensation for Clergy Serving Full-Time Appointments (without change in status or appointment in 2010) For those clergy and churches without a pastoral change for the 2010-2011 conference year, the 2009 minimum compensation levels remain in effect (see 2008 Conference Journal, p. 283). Elders and Deacons in Full Connection ...... $40,101 Provisional/Associate Members ...... 35,935 Local Pastors who have completed the Course of Study/M.Div...... 33,691 Local Pastors before completion of Course of Study ...... 32,086 Students Appointed as Local Pastors ...... 25,271 C. Schedule of 2011 Minimum Compensation for Clergy Serving New Full-Time Appointments (with change in status or appointment in 2010) These compensation levels applicable for clergy and churches receiving a new appointment or clergy with a change in status for 2010. Elders and Deacons in Full Connection ...... $38,095 Provisional/Associate Members ...... 34,138 Local Pastors who have completed the Course of Study/M.Div...... 32,006 Local Pastors before completion of Course of Study ...... 30,481 Students Appointed as Local Pastors ...... 25,271 Angela Rogers Marlowe, Chairperson Paulette Norman, Vice-Chairperson Cynthia L. Arnold, Secretary W. COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS The Committee on Nominations presents this report of changes since those approved at the last annual conference. The following questions were critical in the consideration of the nominees. They are in front of the committee when considering nominees for any position. • Is the vision of the Annual Conference Follow Jesus, Make Disciples, Transform the World adequately refl ected in the makeup of the group? • Is the gender, ethnic, socio-economic and cultural diversity of the annual conference and of the reign of God on earth refl ected in the makeup of the group? • Are the United Methodist Men, United Methodist Women, the Rural Church, Youth and Young adults refl ected in the makeup of the group? • Are lay leaders in the church refl ected in the makeup of the group? • Are the Order of Elders, the Order of Deacons, and the Fellowship of Local Pastors and Associate Members refl ected in the makeup of the group? All nominations are effective July 1, 2010 unless otherwise indicated. 2010 journal 257

Committee on Asian American Ministries Joseph Kim replacing David Lee. Heeyoung Kim ﬁ lling vacancy. Committee on African American Ministries Sara Scruggs replacing Jill Alventosa-Brown. Board of Congregational Development Anne Elmore, Kevin McCormac, Cathy Turman, Bill Roberts, Elizabeth Puckett, Donna Barnwell, Mike Fongemy, Sarah Beam, Pat Spicer, Stewart Finch. Replacing Ellis Rouse, Carl Settle, Chan Martin, Glenda Bennett, Jim Chrisawn, Keith Francis, Ken White, Lauri Wilks, Leigh Ann Smith, Percy Reeves, Ron Wood, William Jarrett Committee on the Episcopacy Ed Tyson replacing Tom Wilson. Jennie Boyd replacing Jennifer Davis. Committee on Religion and Race La’Tanya Perry replacing Ralph Shipp Conference Trustees Susan Irvin replacing Dick Randleman (effective 2/1/10) Conference Staff Relations Committee Linda Young replacing Lisa Clement-Bryant. Ellen Johnson replacing Ramona Clapp. Committee on Equitable Compensation Perry Brown replacing Dale Sneed. Gwendolyn Vanderburg replacing Janet Maddox. Board of Laity Joyce Irby replacing Larry Butler. Dan Krontz replacing Bobby Sharp. Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns Jeff Patterson replacing Richard Buffkin (effective 10/1/09). Golden Cross Director Tom Hunter replacing Gayle Ford. Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting Clarissa Reece, Justin Cabe, Rebecca Weekley, Lauren Hill. Replacing Chris Grimmett, Zachary Christy, Samantha Shuford, Monica Smith. Council on Campus Ministry Ashley Pickerel, Cathy Davis, Ben Carson, Amy Spivey, Wanda Carpenter, Katie Robert. Replacing Nancy Ferree-Clark, Stephanie Hand, Mark Bailey, In-Yong Lee, Ken Hudson Emily Couch. Leadership Development Team Randy Tingle, Julie Roberts, Kathryn McElveen, Beverly Parker, Vermel Moore, Rob Blackburn. Replacing James Johnson, Mike Macdonald, Laura Wyant Wittman, Amy Walters, Doris Vincent, Kim Duncan. Conference Resource Center Team Lynne Lepley replacing Cayce Stapp. Brenda Messera replacing Elizabeth Frazier. Connectional Table Mae Norman replacing Laura Hale. Justice and Reconciliation Team Loretta Bolden replacing Esther Taylor. Beverly Galloway replacing Angelia Williamson. Board of Ordained Ministry James D. (Jason) Byassee replacing Susan P. Jones (effective 2/1/10). Commission on the Status and Role of Women Amy Collins replacing Cathy Turman. Teresa Harris replacing Linda Young. Committee on Church and Society Joel Locklear replacing Sharon L. Adams.

X. ANNUAL CONFERENCE MEETING TASK FORCE The Annual Conference Meeting Task Force, which was formed at the direction of the 2008 Annual Conference for the purpose of evaluating the content and location of the annual meeting, recommends to the 2010 Annual Conference that next year’s meeting on June 9-12, 2011 be held at the Joseph S. Koury Convention Center in Greensboro, NC. The standing Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting joins the task force in making this recommendation. Because the Western NC Conference has a long and wonderful association with the Lake Junaluska Assembly, this recommendation comes only after careful study and refl ection. For almost 50 years, after local churches no longer could accommodate the size of our meeting, the Western NC Conference has held its annual meeting at the Lake. We have worshiped, ordained, and held holy 258 Western North Carolina Conference conferences around these waters. Task force and committee members appreciate the efforts made by the Lake Junaluska staff to increase the comfort and enjoyment of the 2009 and 2010 annual meetings for Western NC Conference delegates. Examples of improvements to the facilities include additional venues for viewing the business sessions and worship services, outside amplifi cation speakers, vendors to bring a variety of lunch options onsite, and clean portable rest rooms. Task force and committee members hope and expect that the partnership between the Lake Junaluska Assembly and the Western NC Conference will continue and be strengthened in coming years in many Western NC Conference sponsored events. The Assembly grounds and facilities, however, are simply not large enough to accommodate the 3500 delegates to annual conference. Stuart Auditorium, for example, will seat only 2000 people, while parking, housing, and meal options on the grounds are severely limited for our number of delegates. Task force and committee members appreciate, with many others in the Western NC Conference, the beauty of the Assembly’s mountain setting and remember with gratitude the long tradition of holy conferencing at Lake Junaluska. But in order to welcome and accommodate all our delegates, the Annual Conference Meeting Task Force and the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting recommend that the annual meeting be moved to a larger setting. In September 2009, the Annual Conference Meeting Task Force asked the Rev. Kirk McNeill to explore possible meeting sites for the annual meeting. McNeill, an elder in the Western NC Conference and a Certifi ed Meeting Professional, concluded that the Koury Convention Center offered the most viable option for the Western NC Conference. The Sheraton Greensboro Hotel at the convention center has 988 hotel rooms, which will be offered to conference delegates at a reasonable rate. Parking is plentiful and free, while there are multiple meal options in the convention center and at the nearby Four Seasons Mall. In addition, the convention center will offer at no cost to the Western NC Conference its gathering space for the business sessions and worship services of annual conference, as well as break-out rooms for meetings and group meals. Space is also available for children’s and youth activities. The Koury Convention Center hosted 21 members of the Annual Conference Meeting Task Force and the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting in April 2010, for lunch and a tour of its facilities. Task force and committee members are convinced that the facilities can easily accommodate the 3500 Western NC Conference delegates and all related activities. The facilities will be especially helpful in 2011, when a full meeting space is needed for the election of lay and clergy delegates to General and jurisdictional Conferences. Moreover, the large meeting space, which would be used for business sessions and worship services, can be adapted in such a way that the annual conference can experience holy conferencing in the presence of God. While the Koury Convention Center would welcome the opportunity to be the regular setting for the Western NC Conference’s annual meeting, the Annual Conference Task Force and the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting recommend that the Western NC Conference move its annual conference to Greensboro on a one year trial basis. If the 2011 Annual Conference at the Koury Convention Center is well received, then the annual conference can vote to return for additional annual meetings at approved meeting dates to be arranged with the convention center. The Annual Conference Meeting Task Force thanks the Western NC Conference for the opportunity to address the needs and concerns of the Western NC Conference’s annual meeting. But after two years of service, task force members willingly step aside and request that its work be assumed by the standing Committee of the Annual Conference Meeting. Annual Conference Meeting Task Force Sally O. Langford, Chairperson; Members: Wayne Allen, Mark Bailey, Dana Bunn, Dennis Carroll, Ken Carter, Amy Coles, Betty Jo Hardy, Harold Johns, Amy Johnson, Sarah McKinney, Val Rosenquist, Wanda Rouse, Earl Wilson, Philip Wingeier-Rayo; Ex-offi cio: Bishop Larry Goodpaster, Kim Ingram, Jim Trollinger Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, Chairperson Kimberly T. Ingram, Secretary Stephen D. James, Vice-Chairperson William C. Wyman, Jr., Treasurer Members Laity at Large: J. Zachary Christy, Chris Grimmett, Amy L. Johnson, Monica Smith, Susan L. Yarski. Youth: Philip Howard, Samantha Shuford. Resident Bishop: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster Assistant to the Bishop: James T. Trollinger Conference Director of Connectional Ministries: Stephen D. James. Conference Secretary: Kimberly T. Ingram. Conference Treasurer-DAS: William C. Wyman, Jr. Conference Lay Leader: Robert D. Upchurch President of United Methodist Women: Mildred Carter Director of Communication: Mark L. Barden Coordinator of Calendar: James T. Trollinger District Superintendents: (AL) Amy L. Coles, (AS) John S. Boggs, (CH) George E. Thompson, (GA) W. Lyn Sorrells, (GR) Frank H. Ison, (HP) C. M. Worthy, Jr., (LN) Lillie M. Jones, (LX) Sylvia D. Wilhelm, (MA) Phillip B. Cole, (NE) Samuel H. Moore, Jr., (NW) N. Fred Jordan, Jr., (SA) Sally O. Langford, (ST) Mary John Dye, (WA) J. Alexander Ward, Jr., (WS) William T. Medlin III. Y. DISCIPLE BIBLE OUTREACH MINISTRIES OF NORTH CAROLINA, INC. DBOM’s Vision: “Making disciples through Bible study to offer God’s grace to a hurting world.” DBOM’s Mission: “Developing and strengthening Bible study ministries to transform lives, make disciples, and empower Christians for outreach ministry.” Chartered in 1999 as a ministry of the Western North Carolina and North Carolina Conferences, DISCIPLE Bible Outreach Ministries of North Carolina, Inc., (DBOM) oversees three powerful outreach ministries: 2010 journal 259

1. Local Church DISCIPLE Bible Study Ministry. DBOM provides DISCIPLE Bible Study promotion and training to local churches throughout the state. The DBOM district training initiative provides training in all four levels of DISCIPLE Bible Study and RINGS OF FELLOWSHIP youth curriculum at no cost to participants. Now in its fourth year, this training initiative is the only one of its kind in the country and makes DISCIPLE Bible Study accessible and affordable to every local church in the Western NC Conference. 2. DISCIPLE Prison Ministry. DBOM’s DISCIPLE prison ministry is a model of lay empowerment. DBOM recruits, trains and mobilizes volunteers from local churches as DISCIPLE Bible Study facilitators in prison. With thousands of inmate participants and hundreds of local church volunteers, the DISCIPLE Prison Ministry has grown to be one of the largest and most active prison ministries in North Carolina. DBOM extends the ministry of the WNCC and NCC behind stone walls and razor wire. In addition, DBOM has provided a model of ministry to other annual conferences in Methodism. 3. RINGS OF FELLOWSHIP Youth Outreach. DBOM’s ministry for juvenile offenders offers Bible Study to our state’s youngest offenders. Patterned after DISCIPLE and created in partnership with the N.C. Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, RINGS is active in our state’s youth development centers. Led by a group of dedicated local church volunteers, RINGS offers rich Bible study, creative learning techniques and positive peer dynamics. RINGS is also available for local church youth groups and is currently being used by youth nationwide. DBOM continues to empower and inspire disciples in North Carolina and beyond. We are grateful to God for all of our dedicated volunteers and wish to thank the pastors and laity of the Western NC Conference for their generous support of the DBOM August Offerings. In 2010, this offering will be received on Aug. 22. Thanks for making this signiﬁ cant outreach possible. May God bless DBOM: Disciples making disciples for Jesus Christ. Mark Hicks, Director Mike Smith, Board Chairperson

Elected WNCC board members: Arnetta Beverly, Edward Campbell, David Christy, Phillip Cole, Amy Coles, Randolph Harry, An- thony Lambert, Patricia Pegram, Michael Smith; Advisory Committee: Larry M. Goodpaster, Resident Bishop

Z. FINCH-HUNT INSTITUTE FOR HOMILETICAL STUDIES

The Finch-Hunt Institute for Homiletical Studies, established through the generosity of the late George D. and Lucy Finch, of Thomasville, N.C., and the vision of Bishop Earl G. Hunt, Jr., and other conference leaders, is devoted to the strengthening of preaching in our conference. Laity and clergy both support the institute and beneﬁ t from its emphasis on continuing education as a means towards vital and effective preaching. The primary offering of the institute occurs in February when the annual Finch Lectures on Preaching are presented as part of the Mission to Ministers. This year, some 400 pastors from the WNCC gathered on Tuesday, Feb. 2, to hear two outstanding speakers, Dr. Teresa Fry-Brown of the Candler School of Theology, and Dr. Jason Byassee, executive director of Faith and Leadership at Duke Divinity School. The Institute expresses appreciation to the staff and congregation of Myers Park United Methodist Church in Charlotte for hosting this year’s event. The 2011 Mission to Ministers will be held Tuesday, Feb. 1; speakers will include Philip Jenkins, renowned authority on global Christianity, and will meet once more at Myers Park UMC.

Finances Treasurer’s Report Beginning balance as of 02/03/09 ...... $ 36,195.79 Receipts ...... 507.15 Disbursements ...... 1,884.43 Ending Balance as of 2/02/10 ...... $ 34,818.51

Operating Funds Available ...... $ 28,585.51 Holy Land Award Funds Available ...... 6,233.00 Balance of Funds Available ...... $ 34,818.51

Endowment Account – First Citizens Investor Services ...... $ 82,019.68 Total Assets ...... $116,838.19

Submitted with great appreciation to the Laity and Clergy who support the Institute. Bishop Larry Goodpaster, Chairperson James C. Howell, Executive Vice-President David B. Wall, Treasurer 260 Western North Carolina Conference AA. THE EUGENE M. COLE FOUNDATION The Cole Foundation was established by the will of Eugene M. Cole in 1944 to provide benefi ts for retired ministers and surviving spouses for the Western NC Conference. In 2009, the Foundation directed monthly payments to the conference treasurer to supplement the cost of health care benefi ts to retired ministers and spouses. Total monthly payments exceeded $146,000 for 2009. The trustees also sponsor a breakfast for retired clergy and spouses at annual conference. The Cole Foundation is governed by three (3) trustees elected by the annual conference: James C. Windham, Jr., chairperson; Juanita Henderson, vice-chairperson; and Anthony Orsbon, secretary. PROPOSAL: TRUSTEE OF COLE FOUNDATION (Petition 21) Approved June 11, 2010 The Trustees of the Eugene M. Cole Foundation propose that Anthony Orsbon, whose term as trustee expires in 2010, be re-elected for another three (3) year term, expiring in 2013. James C. Windham, Jr., Chairperson BB. UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, INC. It is that time of year when we gather at the lake to care for the business of the Western NC Annual Conference. It is also a time for us to celebrate relationships – old and new – and to look at the ways God has called and is calling us into ministry. The end of one conference year leads to another and is often considered by many as a time of new beginnings. Such is the case with the United Methodist Foundation of Western North Carolina, Inc. Since last we met we have experienced several new beginnings. In August 2009, we offered the fi rst combined New Consecration Sunday and Freed-Up Financial Living Leader’s training event. The purpose of this training was to encourage faithful stewardship of fi nancial resources by ensuring that clergy and laity alike had the resources necessary to not only offer an annual fi nancial campaign, but also to offer on-going stewardship studies. By September, we celebrated another “new beginning” when it was announced that Reverend Janice Virtue would be appointed to the foundation staff as the new Senior Vice President of Leadership Development. Janice’s ministry is not new to the foundation, but her appointment does provide a new beginning and opportunity for the foundation to build upon its leadership development programs that are already in existence through the Reynolds Leadership Fund. On Nov. 10, 2009, the foundation board and staff experienced another “new beginning” as ground was broken for a new 7,400 square foot offi ce building north of Charlotte, in Huntersville, N.C. Not only will this building house existing staff, but will also allow for future growth, as well as tenant space. It is the hope of the foundation that United Methodist-related groups from throughout the Western NC Conference will allow us the opportunity host their meetings and/or gatherings as an expression of our commitment to engage in ministry with you in a variety of ways. The foundation continues to look for new beginnings, not only with our existing clients, but also with our brothers and sisters in Christ who have yet to experience our ministries. When you register for the 2010 Western NC Annual Conference on the bottom level of the Harrell Center, please be certain to pick up a UMF bag that includes our 2009 annual report and fan. Within the pages of the annual report you will fi nd descriptions of all our ministries and we hope that you will give us a call when we can be of assistance to you. Please remember, this is your United Methodist Foundation. Our goal is to be in ministry with you and we look forward to that day when this goal is fulfi lled. Sam H. Smith, Jr., Chairperson, Board of Directors David A. Snipes, President and CEO CC. RFD CDC RFD CDC is a ministry whose purpose is to provide faith-based services to enable rural faith development, community development, rural funding, research, and building consultation. While RFD CDC is affi liated with the Western NC Conference, it is self-sustaining through grants and fees for ministry services. The work of RFD CDC has focused on four areas during the past year. The fi rst area is facility-planning as RFD CDC has worked with local churches on plans for construction of their church facilities and affordable housing, as well as with faith-based agencies beyond the bounds of the Western NC Conference, such as Gulfside Assembly in Mississippi. Facility planning will become a greater part of the work of RFD CDC in the days to come through its new division, Construx, whose goal is to assist local churches and faith-based agencies in building facilities at more affordable prices. The second area of focus for RFD CDC for the past year has been leadership development, as it has worked on the ABIDE program in the Marion District of the Western NC Conference and with budding ABIDE programs in other states, as RFD CDC expands its working relationship with Spiritual Leadership Inc. The third area of focus for the work of RFD CDC has been economic development as RFD CDC continues to have a major role in the development of the Circles of Poverty program, not only in Anson County and Yadkin/Wilkes Counties, but new sites within the bounds of the Western NC Conference and other locales across the country. This program is in partnership with the General Board of Global Ministries and the poverty initiative of The United Methodist Church. The role of RFD CDC in the growth of the Circles of Poverty program will continue to be strong, since in recent months, RFD CDC has formulated a partnership with the Move the Mountain program (the originator of the Circles program). The fourth and fi nal area of focus for RFD CDC this year has been research on the churches and communities of the Western NC Conference. Working in partnership with the offi ce of the Rev. Steve James, at the conference offi ce in Charlotte, and with Rev. Jeremy Troxler of The Rural Thriving Communities program at Duke Divinity School, RFD CDC has assisted in initiating new research on the churches and communities of the Western NC Conference. 2010 journal 261

RFD CDC continues to be available through the able leadership of Rev. Dr. Alan Rice, Executive Director, as a resource to the churches and faith-based agencies within the bounds of the Western NC Conference and beyond, as it continues its mission to be a “catalyst for things hoped for” in facility planning, leadership development, research and planning, and economic development. Ofﬁ cers of the RFD CDC Board are Randy L. Wall, president; Robin Pulver, vice president; and Lynne B. Caldwell, secretary-treasurer. Other board members include James Graves, Jeremy Troxler, Pam Shoffner, Leslie Boney, Tom Lambeth, Scott Rogers, Phillip Cole, Amy Coles, and Billy Jarrett. Randy L. Wall, President R. Alan Rice, Executive Director

DD. BROTHERHOOD/SISTERHOOD OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA Connection – the act of the state of connecting. Those of us in the Brotherhood/Sisterhood think that connection isn’t just a word, but a practice. We believe that it takes more than talking about connection to actually be connected. It takes action. We believe that one way the connection is alive and well is through our mission of honoring and remembering member clergy women and men who have died, as an act of love for their ministry. The Brotherhood/Sisterhood of the Western NC Conference was founded more than a century ago by concerned clergy and laity who became aware of the diffi cult circumstances that United Methodist pastors’ families face upon death. On receiving word, a check in the amount of $9,500 is immediately taken to the surviving spouse or designate. This provides immediate fi nancial assistance to the family of the deceased clergy member and, at the same time, assures the family of our continued love and gratitude for their ministry and service. The offi cers of the Brotherhood/Sisterhood want to thank both the clergy and the laity who are members of the Brotherhood/ Sisterhood for their generous and faithful support of this ministry. A special thanks to Jack Young who works tirelessly encouraging lay members in local congregations to join this signifi cant work. At the present time, fewer than 50% of clergy in the Western NC Conference and 1% of the laity of the annual conference have membership in the Brotherhood/Sisterhood. Membership is open to all clergy members of the annual conference (full, Provisional, associate, and local pastor). Clergy under the age of 35, or who have been members of the annual conference for fewer than fi ve years, may join by making an application and paying a registration fee of $10. Clergy who are over 35, or who have been members of the annual conference for more than fi ve years, will be asked to sign non-interest-bearing promissory note for all assessments since their 35th birthday. We give God thanks for the privilege of being part of such a signifi cant ministry where connection is more than just a word – it is love in action. Proposals (To be acted upon in meeting of Brotherhood/Sisterhood membership) 1. That the assessment rate for clergy members be $8 per call, that lay participants contribute $3 per call, that the initiation fee for new clergy members be $10, and that the benefi t paid to benefi ciaries of deceased clergy be $9,500. 2. That both laity and clergy be encouraged to include the Brotherhood/Sisterhood in their wills. 3. That clergy and laity members be encouraged to pay in advance an annual estimated assessment of $120 and $45 respectively based on an average of 15 assessments per year. 4. That persons with notes be encouraged to begin payments on any outstanding balances. 5. That assessments are to be paid upon receipt of notice or within 60 days of the notice. 6. That each local church be encouraged to observe Brotherhood/Sisterhood Sunday on the third Sunday in February or on another Sunday more suitable to the particular congregation. Christopher M. Westmoreland, President Barbara J. Barden, Vice-President Moses Edmond Hodnett Jr., Recording Secretary Robert W. Combs, Executive Director Terry Gates and Jack Young, Co-Directors of Laity Brotherhood/Sisterhood Statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursements: 07/01/2008 thru 06/30/2009 Receipts for Period: Advance Payment for Calls ...... $ 2,447.00 Revenue From Calls - Ministers ...... 68,445.00 Revenue From Calls - Lay Members ...... 67,783.00 Revenue From Notes - Ministers...... 7,470.00 Interest Income ...... 1,274.47 Other Revenues ...... 1,980.01 TOTAL RECEIPTS ...... $ 149,399.48 Disbursements for Period: Disbursements for death benefi ts ...... $103,436.00 Net Salaries ...... 19,529.70 Federal Taxes ...... 2,726.00 State Taxes ...... 1,200.00 FICA Taxes ...... 3,140.28 262 Western North Carolina Conference Medicare Taxes ...... 734.48 Offi ce Supplies ...... 198.62 Printing and Outside Copies ...... 3,693.68 Postage and Shipping ...... 5,701.23 Computer Expenses ...... 510.00 Rent Expenses ...... 800.00 Telephone Expense ...... 2,221.10 Payroll Tax Expense ...... 0.00 Laity Expense ...... 29.14 Director’s Operating Expense ...... 7,854.35 Professional Services ...... 184.28 Investment Handling Fees ...... 0.00 Travel/Mileage ...... 1,098.97 Transfer Funds to Cash Invest ...... 0.00 Other Operating Expenses ...... 2,721.66 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ...... $155,779.49 CHANGE IN CASH DURING PERIOD ...... $ (6,380.01) CASH BALANCE - BEGINNING ...... $ 16,282.24 CASH BALANCE - ENDING ...... $ 9,902.23 Brotherhood/Sisterhood Membership Roll Adams, C.L. Bowen, J.E. Clodfelter, B.C. Doser, W.R. Fulk, J.M., Sr. Hatley, M.T. Jarrett, R.B. Lewis, P.A. Adams, G.L. Bowman, F.B. Clodfelter, J.P., Jr. Doub, R.D. Funderburk, D.K. Hauser, J.J. Jeffries, W.T. Lindquist, C.A., Jr. Adams, H.C. Bowman, G.O. Clodfelter, W.D. Dougherty, B.G. Furr, J.C. Hawk, J.H. Jenkins, p.m. Lindquist, T.H. Adams, T.D. Bradley, E.F. Coates, P.K. Dowdle, J.O., Jr. Gaddy, D.W. Hawkins, G.L. Jessup, B.J. Lindsey, C.R. Addo, P.E.A. Branton, T.R. Cockman, E.A. Dowdy, A.M. Galloway, J.W. Hawkins, W.T. Johnsen, J.W. Lindsey, J.A. Aldridge, J.M., Jr. Bremer, D.C. Cole, P.B. Dukes III, L.S. Gehring, M.J. Haynes, D.W. Johnson, J.L. Little, G.H. Allcorn, S.M. Briggs, L.T. Coles, A.L. Duncan, D.J. Gibbons, C.F. Haynes, J.O. Johnson, J.S. Lloyd, I.D. Allen, C.W. Brittain, T.B. Collins, G.D. Duncan, G.M. Gibbs, D.W. Heafner, J.P. Johnson, K.M. Locke, D.A. Allen, D.R. Brock, A.C. Collins, M.W. Dunker, C.F. Gibbs, L.C. Hedgpeth, E.H. Johnson, LN Lookadoo, D.G. Allen, G.C., Jr. Brown, A.W., Jr. Colson, J.D. Duvall, J.A. Gibbs, P.H. Heermans, E.D. Johnson, S.T. Lovelace, W.E. Allen, F.A. Brown, H.A. Combs, J.F. Dyar, W.H. Gibbs, R.L. Heermans, J.P. Jones, B.M. Lowder, P.D. Allen, T.L. Brown, W.A., Jr. Combs, R.W. Dye, M.J. Gibert, A.S. Herbin, F.L. Jones, K.R. Lowe, V.W. Alventosa-Brown, J. Buckner, F.W. Combs, S.R. Eanes, R.H., Jr. Gilbert, D.W. Herin, T.J. Jones, R.R. Lucas, J.C. Alvord, V.G. Bumgarner, L.G. Compton, H.R. Easter, K.L. Giles, S.L., Jr. Herman, J.F. Jones, S.T. Luther, J.E., Jr. Amason, J.D. Burson, R.N., Jr. Conder, A.R. Edmonds, O.R. Giles, S.S. Herold, J.W. Jordan, D.M. Luther, J.D. Andrews, W.M. Burton, G.A. Conder, T.E., Jr. Edwards, F.H. Gilland, J.C. Herron, R.E. Jordan, N.F., Jr. Lutz, D.H. Armfi eld, E.L. Burton, J.M., Jr. Conover, A.C. Edwards, J.F. Glahn, P.L. Herron, V.C. Joyce, S.D. Lynn, E.R. Armstrong, J.M. Burton, J.M., Sr. Conover, C.H., Jr. Eggers, L.A. Glass, B.D. Hiatt, E.E., Jr. Joyner, M.E. Lyons, D.J. Armstrong, J.M., Jr. Burton, M.K. Conrad, D.E. Eller, K.R. Godfrey, C.B. Hill, F.A. Judy, K.W. Lytle, R.J.d Arnold, C.L. Butler, D.H. Cook, D.A., Jr. Ellis, L.D. Golden, J.B., Jr. Hillyer, D.E., Jr. Justice, H.A. Macdonald, M.A. Ashe, D.W. Bynum, L.E. Cook, E.A., Jr. Ellison, W.B. Goode, M.H. Hilton, R.D., Sr. Kale, J.W. Macon, F.K. Auman, G.E. Cagle, J.F. Cook, F.B. Emory, M.J. Gordon, A.F., Jr. Hinson, H.L. Kalish, S.B. Maddox, J.E. Auman, J.L. Caldwell, L.B. Cooke, J.H. Epps, J.F. Gordon, G. B. Hipps, R.H. Kammerer, C.P. Maness, C.M., Jr. Auman, T.L. Campbell, D.J. Cooke, R.J. Ervin, B.N. Gordon, M.B. Hitch, G.C. Kaser Odor, K.E. Manning, C.C. Autrey, S.L. Campbell, R.H. Cooper, R.D. Ervin, J.L. Gosnell, A.P. Hobson, B.G. Kayler, C.J. Margarita, D.S. Bailey, D.A. Campbell-Robinson, Cornell, B.J. Evans, J.H. Gottula, K.W. Hochmuth, D.E. Kayler, R.E. Marlowe, A.R. Ballard, M.J. H. Cornell, K.V. Everett, A. Gould, R.J. Hockett, D.C. Kelley, D.R. Marlowe, J.D. Banyai, P.D. Cantor, E.D., Jr. Crady, B.M. Faggart, J.R. Graves, E.L. Hodnett, M.E., Jr. Kelly, L.M. Martin, D.B. Barbee, W.L. Carr, M.A. Craig, P.A., Jr. Faggart, W.H. Graves, J.H. Holcombe, T.D. Key, J.T. Martin, D.G. Barden, L.E. Carter, E.K. Cranfi ll, K.R. Fair, L.O. Gray, M.D. Holland III, A.R. Key, M.J. Martin, S.L. Barden, B.J. Carter, H.S. Croom, S.A. Falls, Fred, Jr. Greene, D.S. Holland, C. Killian, T.S. Mason, D.M. Barden, M.L. Carter, M.C., Jr. Crowder, R.J. Farabow, M.S. Greene, L.W. Hollar, A.B. Kim, A. Mason, D.O. Barnes, S.E. Carter, R.L., Jr. Dalton, G.W. Ferguson-Allen, L.L. Grice, F.W. Holland, J.W. King, R.M. Matthews, T.L. Barnhardt, R.T. Cartner, J.D. Daniels, J.C. Ferree, J.K. Griffi n, G.T. Holliday, B.M. Kirk, R.H. Mayo, B.B. Barr, C.B. Cash, D.R., Sr. Darnell, J.D. Few, J.F. Griffi s, T.L. Hood, R.L. Kirk, T.A. McAbee, K.M. Barringer, G.R. Cash, L.W. Davenport, J.P. Finney, R.H. Griffi ths, G.S. Horn, K.A. Knoespel, J.W. McClellan, M.D. Bartley, E.J. Cassady, T.L. 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Miller, J.J. O’Ferrell, L.R. Porter, T. R. Rodriguez, C.A. Sherrill, K.C. Stith III, F.A. Turner, C.M., Jr. White, W.R. Miller, J.K. Ollis, J.P. Portis, M.S. Romanat, M.M. Sherrill, R.N. Stockton, T.B. Tuttle, R.B. Whitley, A.L. Miller, P.J. Outlaw, J.K., Jr. Powell, C.G. Romanello, R.E. Shives, H.D. Stokes, E.B. Tyson, C.E. Whitlock, D.E., Jr. Milleson, B.W. Overcash, R.A. Powell, D.N. Rorie, D.M. Shuford, M.A. Storey, N.B. Van Meter, A.R. Wilhelm, S.D. Mills, R.W. Owen, P.S., Jr. Powell, J.J. Rose, G.W. Sides, S.H. Stowe, D.P. Varner, J.H. Williams, E.W. Miner, D.N. Owenby, L.E. Powell, J.L. Roseboro, R.E. Sigmon, T.R. Strader, R.H. Vernon, A.C. Williams, G.E. Montgomery, G.G. Owens, N.B. Powell, T.A. Roseman, M.D. Sills, J.R. Strange, L.H. Vickers, M.N. Williams, H.M. Moore, J.A. Owens, W.N. Plott, T.G. Rosenquist, V.B. Sills, M.R. Suggs, D.L. Vickers, S.N. Williams, J.B., Jr. Moore, S. H., Jr. Padilla, M.B. Prichard, J.O. Routh, D.W. Sisk, C.W. Suggs, P.K. Vredenburg, Y.L. 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THE DUKE ENDOWMENT The Duke Endowment was formed in December 1924 and charged by James B. Duke with improving the physical, mental and spiritual lives of Carolinians in four areas: health care, child care, higher education and rural United Methodist churches. As Director of the Rural Church Program Area, I am blessed to be able to travel all over our annual conference meeting with rural congregations in service of this charge. On a recent visit, I met a parishioner eighty years young with a deep passion for gardening. She has kept a garden since she was a little girl and in all her years of experience, she has come to know the rhythm of her work. She knows when to plant her seeds. She can tell you, with accuracy, when each variety of plant will bloom. She has a wonderful sense of when the plants will bear fruit. And yet, she can hardly contain her excitement each year for that fi rst tomato. When it appears, she is as giddy as a young child with a new toy. She draws energy and excitement from looking forward; from seeing the potential in God’s gifts of soil and seed and celebrating the fruit of those gifts. Like this parishioner, we at The Duke Endowment celebrated our 85th year not too long ago. We, too, now better understand the rhythm of our work with rural churches: proposals, applications, site visits and grant making. Yet, I can report that we can hardly contain our excitement for the fruit that rural churches bear. I do not mean to seem too Pollyanna. There are real challenges in rural North Carolina: unemployment is generally greater than other areas; the percentage of children on free or reduced lunch is generally higher than in other areas; high school graduation rates are generally lower than in other areas of the state. But thriving rural churches do not look at these as defi cits; rather, they see them as opportunities. These congregations see the potential and understand themselves as rich in God’s gifts and resources. Time and time again, churches share their vision for making disciples through outreach ministries that call on members to stretch in new and faithful ways. They engage in ministries that invite and welcome new people from the community into the church. Ministries that imagine new beginnings by offering job retraining for unemployed workers. The congregation will install computers in the fellowship hall and teach classes on basic computing. Ministries that send backpacks full of food home on Fridays so that children on free or reduced lunch will have meals over the weekend and return to school on Monday ready to learn. Ministries that invite struggling students to receive tutoring in reading and math so that they may reach their grade level milestones and while doing so be loved, nurtured and encouraged to stay in school. Ministries that, as Jeremy Troxler so faithfully applies the gospel, understand that church is part communion and part commission. That is, these rural churches are places that follow Jesus, make disciples and transform the world. As you may imagine, staff at the Endowment have been busy since the annual conference last met. We have been busy trying to keep up with rural churches in the Western North Carolina Conference. More than 200 grants totaling more than $13 million dollars were make for outreach ministries like the ones described above. Moreover, another class of talented Rural Ministry Fellows – Emily Kroger and Nicole Jones – has graduated and will be serving the conference. The Clergy Health Initiative (CHI) is concluding a pilot project in the Northeast District and will apply those fi ndings in a program that will touch pastors over the next few years. The Hispanic House of Studies at Duke University Divinity School named two new fellows who will serve United Methodist Churches in our state once they complete their degree and training. And the list could continue on for pages. The rural church is alive in many parts of North Carolina and I am excited by the fruit these congregations bear for the kingdom. Robert R. Webb III, Director, Rural Church Program Area 264 Western North Carolina Conference FF. NORTH CAROLINA PASTORS’ SCHOOL AND DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL CONVOCATION On Oct. 5-7, 2009, 348 clergy gathered for the annual Convocation and Pastors’ School at Duke Divinity School. The event focused on the theme “The Next Generation: Engaging the Christian Faith in a Global Context.” The event featured inspiring lectures, seminars, and worship services. James A. Gray Lecturer Philip Jenkins, author and humanities professor at Pennsylvania State University, spoke on the topic “Reading the Bible in the Light of Global Christianity.” The Franklin S. Hickman Lectures were presented by Os Guinness, author and co-founder of The Trinity Forum, and Kenda Creasy Dean, associate professor of youth, church and culture, and director, Tennent School of Christian Education, Princeton Theological Seminary. The convocation preacher was Rev. Tyrone Gordon from St. Luke’s “Community” UMC in Dallas, Texas. Seventeen different continuing education seminars enrolled 295 participants. The seminars included topics such as “Acedia and Ministry: Exorcising the Noon-Day Demon,” “African Christianity and the Global Church,” “Preaching with the Next Generation,” and “Traditioned Innovation: Thinking Strategically in the Power of the Spirit.” The 2010 Convocation and Pastors’ School will be held Oct. 11-12, and will explore the topic “The Living Witness: Tradition, Innovation, and the Church” with Bishop N. T. Wright, journalist and author Andy Crouch, pastor Rob Bell, and Bishop Vashti McKenzie. Event information, including registration, is available at http://www.divinity.duke.edu/cps/livingwitness or by calling 919-613-5323. Amy Coles, Chairperson

GG. SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY 1. CANDLER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Guided by our mission to educate faithful and creative leaders for the church’s ministries in the world, Candler School of Theology continues to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ by developing leaders called by God to serve in Christian ministry. Candler is one of the 13 offi cial seminaries of The United Methodist Church and one of nine graduate professional schools of Emory University, a top 20-ranked research university. Our distinctive commitment to both inspiring minds and empowering ministry enables us to develop uniquely well-rounded leaders who are challenged academically, encouraged spiritually, and immersed in Christian service from the fi rst day they arrive on campus. To ensure that our students are prepared for leadership in an increasingly global context, Candler has placed a new emphasis on internationalizing the curriculum. In 2009, we established the Offi ce of International Initiatives and received several grants related to international engagement. The March 2010 visit of Cardinal Walter Kasper, president of the Pontifi cal Council for Promoting Christian Unity, ushered in a year-long special emphasis on internationalization at Candler. Candler’s student body continues to attract younger and more diverse people. Our enrollment stands at 499, with 391 seeking the Master of Divinity. The total student population is 23% US ethnic minority, 11% international, and 50% women, with 52% of M.Div. students being United Methodist. Fifty-seven percent of our students are under 30. A hallmark of the Candler M.Div. experience, the Contextual Education program continues to shape our students’ pastoral identities by interweaving service at ministry sites and churches with academic refl ection in the classroom. In any given week, Candler deploys more than 250 ConEd students throughout the region to minister to people in congregations, hospitals, and social service agencies. Last year, Candler’s ConEd students provided 1/3 of the service hours responsible for Emory University winning the U.S. government’s Presidential Award for General Community Service. Candler’s Teaching Parish Program continues to expand into more conferences in the Southeastern Jurisdiction, providing United Methodist students with the opportunity to serve churches throughout their seminary education, earn academic credit for pastoral experience, and complete their M.Div. degree in three years. Through the Course of Study regional school at Candler and our fi ve extension schools in the Southeast, we oversaw the educational process of 918 people this past year. Candler has faced the recent economic challenges with a steadfast commitment to keeping theological education affordable. Although our operating budget essentially will remain fl at next year, we are increasing our investment in fi nancial aid. Candler’s total fi nancial aid commitment in 2009-10 was $4.7 million. Eighty-six percent of eligible students received Candler-based fi nancial aid, with the average award covering 76 percent of tuition. More than $2.6 million was provided to 191 United Methodist students. During 2009-10, Candler celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Sherman Scholarship Fund, which has provided fi nancial assistance to 868 students preparing for pastoral ministry in United Methodist churches. Our faculty members continually demonstrate their dedication to the church through preaching and teaching engagements, scholarship, and service in local parishes as leaders in their congregations. In fall 2010, the Rev. Dr. Arun Jones, a fellow United Methodist, joins our faculty as the Hankey Chair in World Evangelism. Candler draws considerable strength and inspiration from its vital relationship with The United Methodist Church. Our ability to fulfi ll our mission depends upon your support, gifts, and prayers. Thank you for the countless ways you undergird this essential ministry in the life of our denomination. Jan Love, Dean and Professor of Christianity and World Politics 2. DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL With a global fi nancial crisis slowly abating throughout the year, Duke Divinity School successfully overcame signifi cant fi nancial challenges in 2009 while continuing to seek new opportunities to carry out its mission. All the while, the school 2010 journal 265

maintained a hopeful outlook and a strong focus on preparing students to become effective, faithful leaders in the church, the academy, and the world. Like most other schools across the country, Duke Divinity School saw the value of its endowment – a critical piece of our fi nancial support – decline by more than 25 percent at the worst of the recession. In response, the school sought effi ciencies and achieved signifi cant cost savings in the last year to help keep the budget balanced. At the same time, our community engaged in a period of intense strategic planning to position ourselves as a more fl exible institution capable of meeting the needs of a changing church. In September 2009, the faculty approved an offi cial update to our 2006 strategic plan, which aligns with our core mission and will help make the divinity school a fi nancially stronger institution that is better able to fulfi ll its role of service and witness to the Triune God by preparing faithful and effective leaders. We are now working to implement this plan, which includes proposals for new degree programs to address broader constituencies for the divinity school and respond missionally to the needs of the church. New degree programs we hope to begin offering in 2011 (all of which would need to be approved by the Association of Theological Schools and Duke University by the summer of 2010) include a master of arts in Christian Studies (M.A.C.S.), a master of arts in Christian practice (M.A.C.P.), and a doctor of ministry (D.Min.). None of these degrees would diminish the school’s commitment to existing degree programs, especially our core Master of Divinity program for local church ministers, or to residential learning. Rather, they are meant to fulfi ll needs of churches and individuals that we are unable to meet with our current offerings. The M.A.C.S. is a 32-hour graduate theological degree for full-time students, to be completed over eight months of the academic year. The degree is designed for students who have an interest in serious theological study, seek to enrich their vocation, leadership, or service in the church, and want to bring theological refl ection to bear on their vocation in the world. The M.A.C.P is a graduate theological degree that organizes learning around short-term intensive residential seminars, in conjunction with ongoing group interaction assisted by web-based learning platforms. It is designed for students who are seeking disciplined theological refl ection while remaining in a full-time lay ministry context or other professional position. The D.Min. is intended to enhance the work of Christian leaders serving in local churches, denominational positions, and other faith-based organizations through a combination of theological study, refl ection on their experiences in ministry, and/or training in organizational management. Like the M.A.C.P., the degree would be structured on a cohort model that organizes learning around short-term residential seminars, as well as ongoing group interaction facilitated by web-based learning platforms. Therefore, it would allow church leaders and other professionals to pursue intensive advanced study while remaining employed on a full-time basis in their vocational settings. As Duke Divinity School concluded this period of rigorous strategic planning, it also prepared to welcome a new dean on July 1, 2010. L. Gregory Jones, who has served as dean of the Divinity School since 1997, was named Duke University’s senior advisor for international strategy in the spring 2010 semester. Jones, who continues to oversee Leadership Education at Duke Divinity, will step down as dean at the end of June. Richard Hays, the George Washington Ivey Professor of New Testament at the divinity school, will serve as dean for a two-year term while a national search is conducted for Jones’ successor. An ordained United Methodist minister, Hays is internationally recognized for his work on the letters of Paul and on New Testament ethics. Read more about this leadership transition on the Divinity School’s website at www.divinity.duke.edu/news/spotlight/senioradvisor. Meanwhile, the divinity school continued with its strong tradition of teaching, research, and outreach. We were pleased to welcome a diverse, energetic, and academically strong group of new students in the fall of 2009. The median grade point average for the entering class was 3.62 out of a possible 4.0. Minority enrollment is 21 percent, and the median student age continues to be low—24 for the entire class and just 23 for the master of divinity students. Of 151 students seeking the three-year M.Div. degree, 52 percent are United Methodist; 15 percent are Baptist, 8 percent are Anglican or Episcopal; and, four percent are Presbyterian. Eighteen other denominations round out the M.Div. class. We also entered the fourth year of our Doctor of Theology program; the Th.D. applications increased this year to more than 100. We now have 35 students enrolled in the program, and we graduated our fi rst student in December 2009. Early in the spring 2009 semester we launched “Faith & Leadership,” the online magazine of Leadership Education at Duke Divinity, which is supported by a grant from Lilly Endowment, Inc. The magazine, which already has developed an enthusiastic following, aims to strengthen the practice of Christian leadership through video interviews with transformative leaders, theological refl ections, in-depth articles and stories, and reading lists. Its companion blog, “Call & Response,” offers a daily roundup of news and ideas, as well as commentary from several pastors, a seminary president, and experts in the sociology of religion. Approximately 100 people participated in Duke Divinity School’s fi rst Summer Institute in 2009, a week-long program designed to cultivate a community of Christian worship, refl ection and action. The Institute, led by world-class scholars and practitioners, focused on a theme of reconciliation and was titled “Shaping the Beloved Community in a Divided World.” A second Summer Institute is planned for 2010. The divinity school hosted numerous additional events in 2009 and early 2010 important in the life of the church, as well as the academy, including ongoing meetings of our Episcopal Leadership Forum for United Methodist Bishops, a 20th anniversary celebration for our Baptist House of Studies, a 40th anniversary celebration of the Black Seminarians Union, and numerous lectures, sermons, and panel discussions. We are deeply grateful for the relationships among The United Methodist Church, this annual conference, and Duke Divinity School, and we already are looking forward to another year of preparing men and women for Christian ministry. To learn more about Duke Divinity School, please visit our website at www.divinity.duke.edu. L. Gregory Jones, Dean 266 Western North Carolina Conference 3. GAMMON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Gammon Theological Seminary was established in 1883, fi rst as a department of Religion and Philosophy at Clark University in Atlanta, Georgia, by The Methodist Episcopal Church with the assistance of the Freedmen’s Aid Society. The school was granted a charter and the name was offi cially changed to its present form on March 24, 1888. The Rev. Wilbur Patterson Thirkield served as the fi rst president. Gammon Theological Seminary is one of 13 accredited theological institutions of The United Methodist Church. Gammon is the only historical predominantly African American theological school related to The United Methodist Church. Dr. Walter H. McKelvey is the President of Gammon Theological Seminary. Gammon is the United Methodist component of the consortium of theological schools, known across the world as The Interdenominational Theological Center located in Atlanta, Georgia. The seminary is a multi-racial, multi-culutural and co-educational graduate school of theology. We offer a broad curriculum in the scholar-minister tradition and also offer a holistic educational experience that continues to stress scholarship and service. Students prepare for administration and leadership, counseling, teaching, preaching, and a range of other spiritual and secular roles, with a blend of scholarship in the classroom and practical experience in the community. The interdisciplinary curriculum integrates theological studies with preparation for the ministry, merging theory with practice to equip the student for scholarship in the academy, service in the parish, and leadership in the community. Degree programs offered are Master of Divinity; Master of Arts in Christian Education; Master of Arts in Church Music; Doctor of Ministry; Doctor of Ministry with a Specialty in Pastoral Counseling; and Doctor of Theology in Pastoral Counseling. Dual Degrees are offered in Christian Education and the Master of Divinity; Church Music and Master of Divinity; and, Christian Education and Church Music. The range of innovative special programs provides research and learning opportunities for students and faculty, while serving society as a whole. Some of the programs are: • The Institute of Church Administration and Management (ICAM) supplements theological education with leadership training and administrative skills development, addressing topics such entrepreneurial concepts, time management, organizational development, and policy formulation. • Black Women in Church and Society Program establishes networks among African American church women locally and nationwide through an institute, a research and resource center and seminars. • The Religious Heritage of the African World initiative conducts research and advocacy activities, gathers data, and examines issues related to the religious heritage of people of African descent around the globe. • Faith and the City is one module of a collaborative relationship among local seminaries that addresses civic and community interest by engaging the public theologians, local church leadership and their congregations in active pursuit of a spirit of mutual community and shared responsibility with its specifi c emphases on environmental justice and holistic health. • The Womanist Scholars Program recognizes and promotes the scholarly activities of academicians. This program enables womanist scholars to pursue a research project of their own design. Scholars are engaged in teaching, lectureships, and consultation on issues affecting black women and religion and black women and spirituality. This program invites two black female scholars annually to be in residence, teach a course in the scholar’s research area, and develop publishable contributions to womanist works. • The Youth Hope Builders Academy seeks to provide high school youth an opportunity to explore their present and future lives theologically and discover ways in which their lives can contribute to a hope bearing church and society. During the program an intensive four-week summer residential academy is held. A second component of the academy is year-round forums, including the annual Youth and Family Convocation for young people and their families, and church and community leaders focus on current issues of youth and resources for problem-solving. • The Urban Theological Institute is an exciting initiative designed to address the need to develop effective religious and public leaders for urban transformation. The vision is to become a major partner with local churches, neighborhoods, and faith-based organizations in the war against urban blight. • The Student, Local Church, and Agency Internship Program functions with an opportunity for partnerships with organizations, local churches, social action and advocacy agencies. It helps prepare students and fosters a vision of excellence in ministry in general, and pastoral ministry in particular. This program seeks to accomplish its nurturing and mentoring goals through the development and utilization of strategic partners. • The Conference on Ministry, which is held during the spring of each year is an opportunity for persons who feel they have been called to ministry to come and visit our campus and explore their call to ministry as they visit classrooms, engage students who are currently matriculating at the seminary and dialogue with the fi nancial aid/scholarship offi cers, as well as the president of the seminary. This three-day program stimulates and helps prospective students to clarify their call to ministry and also helps them to consider the seminary that will best help them to achieve their goals for preparing for ministry. • The Thirkield-Jones Lecture Series were established by alumni, family, and friends for Bishop Wilbur P. Thirkield and Bishop Robert E. Jones. Each person had an individual lectureship, “Thirkield’s Lectureship was on Preaching and Social Services, and Interracial Goodwill.” Jones family, alumni and friends, established the “Alumni Lectureship.” The two lectureships were combined in 1947. The Thirkield-Jones Lecture Series are held annually during Gammon’s Founders’ Day celebration in October. Gammon is known as “The School of the Prophets” and has trained many bishops, district superintendents, annual conference staff executives, general agency administrators, college presidents, preachers, teachers, Christian educators, 2010 journal 267 pastoral counselors, military, hospital, and children’s home chaplains, Wesley Foundation directors, campus ministers, ministers of music, church administrators, religious journalists and authors, biblical scholars, and social activists, over the past 127 years. Our graduates hold the promise of hundred of local church ministries around the world in Africa, Asia, and India, and our gifts and graces will continue to honor our historic mission and embrace its promising future. To learn more about Gammon, please visit our website at www.gammonseminary.org. Madelyn C. Greene, Alumni & Student Affairs Director 4. UNITED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY “Spirit Led, Renewing the Church For the Mission of Jesus Christ in the World.” 4501 Denlinger Rd., Dayton, OH 45426, 937-529-2201 How can seminary education help to renew the Church? By blending theological, biblical study with mentoring, classroom learning, spiritual growth and practice. This is what we do at United, and it is making a difference. United Theological Seminary is committed to the purpose of renewing the Church for the mission of Jesus Christ in the world. We invite your prayers and participation in this renewal and this purpose. The seminary has been serving Christ and the Church for 139 years, but our offerings are designed to meet the needs of today’s followers of Jesus and Church leaders: • A recently revised 78-hour Master of Divinity curriculum. • A growing number of online and blended courses. • New Doctor of Ministry degree focus groups and mentors. • Deep learning opportunities for clergy and laity. • Emphases in church renewal, African American ministry studies, pastoral care, and liturgical ministries. • Appreciative theological refl ection on the central doctrines and beliefs of the Bible and the Christian faith. • Spiritual formation in a variety of cultural contexts, including local and international communities. • A technologically advanced, fully accessible, state-of-the art campus. • A youthful, diverse, widely-published faculty committed to the Christian faith. • Friendly and helpful staff and students. • A UM matching scholarship program. Enrollment at United is growing steadily and we invite you to call, visit, or sign up for a class that meets your needs. For more information, contact [email protected]. Thank you for your prayers, partnership and service in the ministry of Jesus Christ. Wendy J. Deichmann Edwards, President 5. WESLEY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Washington, DC Seated in the nation’s capital, centered in Christian faith, Wesley Theological Seminary prepares over 1,000 students annually, representing more than 25 denominations, to become exemplary teachers, preachers, and leaders. In 2009, Wesley welcomed the largest and youngest class in its history; a trend that we look forward to supporting in years to come. A Capital Seminary – Wesley is expanding its landmark programming downtown at Mount Vernon Square (MVS), an innovative venture in contextual theological education. At MVS, Wesley hosts Master’s and Doctoral courses, focusing in urban ministry and public theology, as well as ongoing workshops and brown-bags for the resident and commuter communities. MVS is home to Wesley’s urban intentional community, a group of students who are committed to living in community and focusing on social justice service. Also located at MVS, is Wesley’s Urban Fellows program, which supports students chosen for their dedication to ministry in the complex systems of the inner city. Learn more about Wesley and Mount Vernon Square at www.wesleyseminary.edu/mvs. A Place for Spiritual Growth and Leadership Development – This year, Wesley’s Lewis Center for Church Leadership launched a new online tool, called the Lewis Pastoral Leadership Inventory (LPLI), designed to help clergy grow as effective leaders. The LPLI is a 360° assessment instrument that provides pastors with valuable feedback on 75 criteria of effectiveness in ministry. LCCL is also piloting peer learning groups for pastors and congregations, including the popular Lewis Fellows program for outstanding young clergy. Information about Lewis Center resources and programs, as well as its free electronic newsletter, Leading Ideas, can be found at www.churchleadership.com. A Global Investor - Wesley provides a diverse range of programs for clergy and lay leaders, on campus and online. This year, Wesley Ministry Network, a special outreach that focuses on lay adult education, joined in partnership with the Institute for Discipleship to expand online programming. Courses feature streaming video segments and online discussions with fellow students and teachers. In 2010, WMN’s Wesleyan Studies Project will release new courses in Methodist History, Doctrine and Evangelism, including video lessons by more than 50 scholars from 11 countries. Learn more: www.wesleyministrynetwork.com. In 2009, Wesley welcomed Carla Works as Instructor in New Testament, Joseph Bush as Director of the Practice of Ministry and Mission, and Carol A. Cook Moore as Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching. We also celebrated Deborah Sokolove’s move into a new role as Director of the Luce Center for the Arts and Religion. This fall, we welcome Drew Dyson, as Instructor in Evangelism for the James C. Logan Chair in Evangelism. Curriculum vitae and contact information are available online. Wesley’s Master’s programs curricula offer specializations in Urban Ministry, Youth Ministry, and Emerging Ministries, as well as opportunities in the arts, public policy, intercultural immersion, and spiritual formation. These course options are buttressed with a rich array of opportunities via collaboration with the Washington Theological Consortium, a group of 18 partnering 268 Western North Carolina Conference academic institutions along the Mid-Atlantic coast. A dual degree in International Peace and Confl ict Resolution is also possible through partnerships with American University’s School of International Service. Wesley’s Doctor of Ministry program extends these offerings through specialized courses that challenge pastors to grow as leaders in their specifi c ministry contexts. 2011 tracks include Church Leadership Excellence, Life Together: Spirituality for Transforming Community, and Spirituality and Story. United Methodist laity are also invited to explore our certifi cation options in Youth Ministry, Christian Education, Children’s Ministry, and Spiritual Formation. Wesley is pleased to offer a vital program of scholarship support for the next generation of church leaders. Interested persons are encouraged to contact our Offi ce of Financial Aid to fi nd out which options are suitable for their course of study and calling. Being Part of the Change You Hope to See - Wesley is a mission-minded community. As agents of creative, collaborative, and scholarly practice, the members of Wesley’s 2010 graduating class alone will minister to more than half a million people in the course of their careers. I welcome you to join them. God’s call is bold. Your seminary should be too. Meet us at www.wesleyseminary.edu. The Rev. Dr. David McAllister-Wilson, President

6. BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY We greet you in friendship, thanking God for your leadership of the church’s ministry. Many of you have given prayerful support to the Boston University School of Theology (STH) during the past year, and we thank you. You encourage us as partners in mission and in the pioneering work that has marked our particular mission in the past year. Thanks in large part to many of you, we have traveled the country, heard your hopes for the future, and launched many new initiatives. What has happened during this year? • Student enrollment increased in 2009-2010 over the previous year. Our dynamic student body has led STH efforts to respond to the people of Haiti, to enhance the school’s sustainability work, and to create new forms of theological dialogue among people with diverse perspectives on God and God’s creation. • The Seminary Singers have revived the annual choir tour tradition, singing their way from Northern Virginia to Connecticut. • Travel seminars have studied in Cuba and Ephesus (modern Turkey). • The STH faculty published eight books in the past year, and they were honored with two book prizes, two teaching awards, one promotion to a Boston University endowed chair, and one leadership award. • Professor Anjulet Tucker joined our faculty in 2009, bringing her expertise in Sociology of Religion and her specialized study on Black Pentecostal churches. • Professor Dana Robert is delivering major addresses around the world in 2010 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Edinburgh World Missionary Conference. The School will also celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Truman Collins Chair in World Christianity and Mission, sponsoring special events in fall 2010 and soaring efforts to raise funds for the chair, thanks to an anonymous challenge grant of $420,000. • Co-directors of contextual education, Sam Johnson and Elizabeth Parsons, are expanding STH partnerships with local churches, service agencies, and faith-based communities, helping us extend the breadth and depth of our work in contextualizing theological education. The ATLAS for Alums Program now provides free online ATLAS Access to all STH alums, enabling them to utilize over 140 journals in their ministries. Please e-mail Maggie Keelan, Development Offi cer, for the user name and password to ATLAS: [email protected]. We are grateful to the Lilly Foundation for supporting this outreach. We are on the road, striving to increase our presence in United Methodist conferences around the country. Please hold us accountable to this and let us know if you would like a representative from the school to visit in the future. What is coming? • The new Master of Divinity curriculum will be launched in September 2010. The focus is “Faith Engaging the World,” and the goals are to prepare spiritually-centered, prophetic, intelligent, practical religious leaders who can contribute to renewing and transforming the church and the world. • Three faculty searches are underway: the Martin Luther King, Jr., Chair in Ethics or Homiletics, and positions in religious education and the history of Christianity. • The STH People’s History Project is expanding. This is an ambitious endeavor to record oral histories of alums from all eras, particularly the 1950s and 1960s. Contact the alumni offi ce if you are interested in sharing your story with us: 617-353-2349. • The school has created a bold strategic plan to guide the coming years. The plan is to strengthen support for students, renovate degree programs that educate future leaders, enhance faculty excellence in teaching and research, and support research and continuing education to strengthen the church. • The school begins a specialized, one-year Master of Sacred Theology program for military chaplains in Fall 2010, responding to their increasing needs to address issues of ethics, trauma, and confl ict transformation. • We are renovating our physical space: the famous ping pong table is back. Classrooms are becoming “smart” with technology, art displays are multiplying, and the fi rst fl oor has been remodeled for hospitality and comfort. On the near horizon are plans to renovate the basement into a community center, replace light fi xtures and windows for energy-effi ciency, and improve the handicap accessibility of our building. • We are developing partnerships with Africa University and two Korean universities through student exchange and faculty exchange programs. 2010 journal 269

• Plans are underway for more work in continuing education, including onsite events and distance education opportunities. Our new work will include efforts to make our new certifi cate programs more widely available. We presently offer the academic certifi cate requirements for United Methodist Certifi cation in Evangelism, Spirituality, and Sacred Music. We celebrate our graduates and friends in your conference and our colleagues in ministry throughout the United Methodist connection. We hope to hear from you in the coming year and to build signifi cant partnerships. Our relationship with you is vital for our learning and for our service in this world of many needs. We pray for you and invite you to pray for us, as well. Mary Elizabeth Moore, Dean HH. LAKE JUNALUSKA ASSEMBLY This past year has been great for Lake Junaluska. Even in recessionary times, we were able to fi nish 2009 with a signifi cant surplus. This was due to diligent planning on the part of the board of directors and hard work on behalf of our staff by keeping expenses under revenue. We know this past year was diffi cult for all annual conferences and we express appreciation of the fi nancial support we received from your conference for Lake Junaluska ministries. In September 2009, the Supreme Court of North Carolina ruled in Lake Junaluska’s favor stating we had the legal right to charge property owners a service charge. The decision puts Lake Junaluska’s Residential Services practices on fi rm legal ground. The court stated: “In light of the unique character of the Assembly and its long-standing history of covenant-imposed regulations, we uphold the covenants as enforceable and reverse the Court of Appeals.” We have instituted three giving societies for persons to commit annually for a 5-year period in order to enhance donations for the future. This will solidify our budget projections for the annual fund. The three societies are named after great Methodist leaders: Gilbert-Lambuth Society; Francis Asbury Society; and Susanna Wesley Society. The Conference and Retreat Center had positive feedback from guests with its Junaluska “E” (experience) program. The emphasis is on providing a quality hospitality experience to all persons who enjoy our ministries and campus. We are in the process of renovating Sunnyside and Mountain View Lodges by Shackford Hall, with air conditioning and upgraded furnishings. This will greatly enhance the youth and children’s ministry. The Ministry Event Development offi ce at Lake Junaluska led in celebrating the fi fty-fi ve (55) years of ministry of Dr. Glenn Draper as the director of the Junaluska Singers. He retired at the end of 2009. We are pleased that Dr. Melodie Galloway, a professor at UNC-Asheville has been hired to be the new director of the Singers. Exciting plans for 2010 include (1) The Jazz of Preaching – Learning to Preach with Great Freedom and Joy, Aug. 1-4, 2010. It is a major preaching event for United Methodist clergy featuring three outstanding leaders along with jazz musicians from across the southeast: Heather Murray Elkins, Drew Theological Seminary; Kirk Byron Jones, Andover-Newton Theological Seminary; and Tom Long, Candler Theological Seminary; (2) Caring for Creation, April 8-11, 2010; (3) Lake Junaluska Peace Conference – Children at the Table of Peace, Sept. 19-21 plus 17-19. The 2010 focus will be on issues of young people, with Marian Wright Edelman, founder and director of the Children’s Defense Fund. SEJANAM is a wonderful platform to tell the story of Native Americans in the southeast through advocacy, education, cultural awareness, initiatives,and programming. In 2009, SEJANAM hosted over 500 Native Americans representing numerous tribes from 10 of the 15 annual conferences who attended programs and events; sponsored the fi rst highly successful Native American Women’s Gathering; supported the 15th mission ministry to Montero, Bolivia; and, hosted all the national Native American leadership within The United Methodist Church at the annual summer conference. We look forward to 2010 with noteworthy programs which will include the fi rst Native American Youth Gathering, the fi rst Native American Men’s Conference, and a roundtable dialogue with national leaders on social justice issues. We appreciate the opportunity to serve United Methodists around the Southeastern Jurisdiction at your conference and retreat center. Come see us in 2010. Jimmy L. Carr, Executive Director II. AFRICA UNIVERSITY THRIVING IN ZIMBABWE Africa University has many stories to tell – to the nations of Africa and the world. During Zimbabwe’s economic and political struggles of recent years, United Methodist-related Africa University continued to educate leaders for all of Africa. For a time in 2009, it was the only institution of higher education in Zimbabwe open for classes. We celebrated our 3,000th graduate with the 2009 graduating class. In the 2009-2010 academic year, 1,100 students represented 28 African countries. There is a substantial waiting list of students eager to attend on campus or through our emerging distance-learning curriculum. For all of this, we thank God for the prayers and support of United Methodists. In 2009, annual conferences contributed more than $2 million to the apportioned Africa University Fund. That represents 86 percent of the $2.5 million goal set by the 2008 General Conference. United Methodists’ support for Africa University creates opportunities for Africans to help Africans. Our graduates are living out the United Methodist vision for the Four Areas of Focus: • Leadership: The Rev. Tolbert Thomas Jallah, Jr. is a prime example. A graduate of AU’s Institute of Peace, Leadership, and Governance, the former advisor to Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is now Secretary General of the Fellowship of Christian Councils of Churches in West Africa. • Global Health: Bigi Ruhigita, a nurse from the Democratic Republic of Congo, earned her master’s degree in public health at AU. She returned to Congo to work in the 50-bed clinic she and her siblings founded in honor of their father. 270 Western North Carolina Conference • Ministry with the Poor: Isaiah Njimbu, a 2006 graduate, returned to Lubumbashi, D.R. Congo, to fi nd many children orphaned because their parents died of AIDS. In response, Njimbu started the Child Action Initiative, a non-government organization. Today, this ministry still thrives. • Church Growth: The Rev. Daniel Mhone was instrumental in establishing 28 local churches in the newly-established Malawi (Africa) Missionary Conference. He credits Africa University for increasing his capacity as a pastor. In December 2009, we joyfully celebrated the inauguration of Bishop David Kekumba Yemba and professor Fanuel Tagwira as the university’s third chancellor and vice-chancellor. Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila praised the university’s dedication to Africa at our annual seminar commemorating former United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld. Every annual conference is vital to the success of the dream that has become Africa University. Your support educates leaders in theology, agriculture, social sciences, health sciences, and peace and justice. Jim Salley, Associate Vice-Chancellor for Institutional Advancement Africa University

JJ. HINTON RURAL LIFE CENTER For 49 years, Hinton Rural Life Center in Hayesville, N.C., an ofﬁ cial mission agency of the Southeastern Jurisdiction, has been doing ministry. The Reverend Alfonza Everett is your conference representative to our board. The Hinton Center specializes in ﬁ ve areas of ministry:

• Small Church Leadership. We provide on-site workshops with leading presenters from across the United States. This past year, Hinton has hosted workshops on effectiveness in the small membership church, understanding the church budget and building a budget for next year, and church confl ict management. This year we are hosting Dr. Ron Crandall on “Understanding and Pastoring in the Smaller Church,” Bonnie Crandall on “Self-Care” and “Marriage and Family,” and, Eddie Hammett author of “Reaching People under 40 while Keeping People over 60.” Other workshops will be scheduled later. Let us know of topics or speakers from whom you would like to hear. We also will go to your church for consultation on visioning, planning, mission statements, stewardship, evangelism or any other topic with which we can assist the pastor and local church leadership. • First Parish Project. FPP is a collegial, peer group for young pastors under 35, seminary graduates, serving their fi rst charge. It is an ecumenical ministry providing pastors with resources to pastor in the small church but to also help with longevity in the ministry. The seventh class is underway with the eighth class starting in May 2010. It is underwritten by a grant from Lilly Endowment. • Volunteer Mission Ministry. In 2009, right at 1,000 missioners were hosted at Hinton as they helped to build, rebuild, paint, replace, clean-up, and perform a variety of other jobs for local people in the Appalachian Mountains living in poverty. This ministry is unique in that Hinton provides the lodging with towels and linens, meals, pre- approved job sites, tools, materials, and a staff person for each location. Time is set aside for worship and devotions. We strive to build relationships with the homeowner, as well as do the mission work. • Self-help Affordable Housing. With a grant from USDA - Rural Development, low income families can build an energy-effi cient, modern house to help them achieve the American Dream of home ownership. Volunteers help the families build their houses. We are currently building six houses. One interesting twist to our ministry is that the families cannot move into their home until all six are ready to move into their home. This builds community while they are building each other’s homes. • Retreat facilities. With 70 rooms, Hinton can accommodate a wide variety of retreats. Whether it is a church planning retreat, district retreat, UMW or men’s retreat, family reunion, or individual spiritual renewal time, Hinton’s welcome mat is always rolled out to offer you the greatest in southern hospitality. You can support the ministry of Hinton Center by a direct donation, Advance Special #731372, or by utilizing any of our services. Check out our website at www.hintoncenter.org to see what we can offer you. Rev. Lyle Shipley, President/CEO PO Box 27, Hayesville, NC 28904 [email protected] or 828-389-8336 2010 journal 271

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United Methodist Women lead the nation in mission giving. Mildred Carter, WNCC UMW President

Philip Howard, CCYM President Richard Strachan, Outgoing UMM President

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NOTES: The petitions to the 2010 session are printed here in the form in which they were approved or referred by the conference, which is not in every case identical to the form in which they were originally submitted. In the interest of clarity and economy, the texts of petitions which were not adopted or referred by the conference are not printed. Whenever the text of a petition is printed elsewhere in the journal, as in the case of proposals from the agencies of the conference, the reader will be referred to the appropriate section.

PETITION 1 Subject: Trustees of Camp Tekoa Submitted by: Board of Trustees of Camp Tekoa, Inc. Text: See the proposal in the Camping and Retreat Ministries Committee Report in Section VIII.B.1a. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 2 Subject: Advance Specials for 2010-2011 Submitted by: Coalition for Missions Text: See the proposal in the Coalition for Missions Report in Section VIII.B.2b. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 3 Subject: Golden Cross Sunday Submitted by: A. Gayle Ford, Director Text: See the proposal in the Coalition for Missions Report in Section VIII.B.2b. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 4 Subject: Board of Directors of Wesley Community Development Corporation Submitted by: Roy J. Helm, Jr., President and Rev. Randolph H. Harry, Chairperson, Board of Directors on behalf of the Board of Directors. Text: See the nomination of directors of the Wesley Community Development Corporation in the Coalition for Missions Report in Section VIII.B.2b. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 5 Subject: Brevard College Trustees Submitted by: Board of Trustees, Brevard College Text: See the nominations in the report of the Council on Higher Education found in Section VIII.D. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 6 Subject: High Point University Trustees Submitted by: Board of Trustees, High Point University Text: See the nominations in the report of the Council on Higher Education found in Section VIII.D. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 7 Subject: Duke University Trustee Submitted by: Richard V. Riddell, Vice President and University Secretary, Duke University Text: The following is proposed for election with the number of years to serve in parenthesis: James MacDonald (one year) Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 8 Subject: Campus Ministry Boards Submitted by: Council on Campus Ministries and each individual board. Text: See the nominations for each campus ministry board found in the report of the Council on Campus Ministry in Section VIII.E. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 9 Subject: Board of Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc. Submitted by: Joseph P. Snyder, President and CEO and Rev. William T. Jeffries, Chairperson on behalf of the board. Text: See the nomination of directors of the Aldersgate Retirement Community in their report in Section VIII.F.1. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 10 Subject: Board of Directors of Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc. Submitted by: W. David Piner, President and CEO and Linda G. Davis, Chairperson, Board of Directors on behalf of the Board of Directors. Text: See the nomination of directors of the Arbor Acres Retirement Community in their report in Section VIII.F.2. Conference Action: Adopted petition 2010 journal 273

PETITION 11 Subject: Trustees of the Children’s Home Submitted by: George M. Bryan, Jr., President and CEO on behalf of the Trustees. Text: See the nomination of trustees of the Children’s Home in their report in Section VIII.F.3. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 12 Subject: Board of Directors of Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community, Inc. Submitted by: Kenneth M. Partin, CEO on behalf of the Board of Directors Text: See the nomination of directors of Givens Estates Retirement Community in their report in Section VIII.F.4. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 13 Subject: Trustees of UMAR-WNC, Inc. Submitted by: Steve Sellers, President on behalf of the Board of Trustees, UMAR-WNC, Inc. Text: See the nomination of trustees of UMAR-WNC, Inc. in their report in Section VIII.F.5. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 14 Subject: Board of Directors of Methodist Counseling and Consultation Services Submitted by: Jim Westmoreland, Chairperson and John V. Arey, Jr., Executive Director on behalf of the Board of Directors Text: See the nomination of the board of MCCS in their report in Section VIII.F.7. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 15 Subject: Terms for District and Associate District lay Leaders Submitted by: Robert D. Upchurch, President on behalf of the Board of Laity Text: See the proposal in the Board of Laity report in Section VIII.G. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 16 Subject: Election of Lay Delegates to General Conference and Jurisdictional Conference Submitted by: Robert D. Upchurch, President on behalf of the Board of Laity Text: See the proposal in the Board of Laity report in Section VIII.G. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 17 Subject: Pension Programs and Policies Submitted by: Mark B. Edwards, President on behalf of the Board of Pension and Health Beneﬁ ts Text: See the proposals of the Board of Pension and Health Beneﬁ ts in their report in Section VIII.L. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 18 Subject: Health Benefi ts Program and Policies Submitted by: Mark B. Edwards, President on behalf of the Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts, Health Benefi ts Committee Text: See the proposals of the Board of Pension and Health Benefi ts, Health Benefi ts Committee in their report in Section VIII.L. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 19 Subject: Annual Conference Meeting Submitted by: Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster, Chairperson and Kimberly T. Ingram, Secretary on behalf of the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting Text: See the proposals in the report of the Committee on the Annual Conference Meeting in Section VIII.N. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 20 Subject: Equitable Compensation Policies and Guidelines Submitted by: Angela Rogers Marlowe, Chairperson, Paulette Norman, Vice-Chairperson, and Cynthia L. Arnold, Secretary on behalf of the Commission on Equitable Compensation Text: See the proposals in the report of the Commission on Equitable Compensation found in Section VIII.V. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 21 Subject: Trustee of Cole Foundation Submitted by: James C. Windham, Jr., Chairperson on behalf of the Eugene M. Cole Foundation Text: See the nomination of the trustee found in the report of the Eugene M. Cole Foundation in Section VIII.AA. Conference Action: Adopted petition 274 Western North Carolina Conference PETITION 22 Subject: Rural Life Sunday Submitted by: Rev. Randy L. Wall, Chairperson, United Methodist Rural Fellowship Text: Whereas, Paragraph 265.3 of The Book of Discipline (2008) states that: “Rural Life Sunday shall be observed on a date to be determined by the annual conference. Rural Life Sunday shall call the Church to celebrate the rural heritage of The United Methodist Church, to recognize the ongoing crisis occurring in rural areas of the nation and world today, and to afﬁ rm the inter-dependence of rural and urban communities. The observance of Rural Life Sunday shall be under the general supervision of the General Board of Global Ministries;” and Whereas, The rural crisis had led many rural residents of our country to suffer the loss of self-esteem and their way of life due to the closure of farms, businesses, schools, and health care facilities; and Whereas, the state of North Carolina continues to suffer the loss of rural and open land; and Whereas, the good citizens of North Carolina in rural and urban areas face growing environmental concerns about the quality of our land, water, and air due to what is commonly called “urban sprawl”; and Whereas, Rural Life Sunday has traditionally promoted themes related to health and wholeness, conservation, and stewardship of our natural resources; and Whereas, these themes are of increasing importance; and Whereas, The Book of Discipline gives authority to the annual conference to set Rural Life Sunday on the date best for the annual conference; therefore, be it Resolved, That the Western NC Conference of The United Methodist Church designate the sixth Sunday after Easter, or another Sunday where needed, as Rural Life Sunday in 2011; urge the clergy and laity of its member congregations to observe this day; and encourage its member congregations to utilize resources for this observance from such sources as the General Board of Global Ministries, the United Methodist Rural Fellowship, the Rural Chaplains Association, and county Soil and Water Conservation ofﬁ ces located across the region. Conference Action: Adopted petition

PETITION 23 Subject: Benefi ts Apportioned Submitted by: Evelyn Kent, Annual Conference delegate for Burke Chapel-Mt. Harmony Charge, Marion District Text: Whereas, The United Methodist Church is a connectional institution sharing equally the burdens and joys of ministering to God’s creation; and Whereas, a ministry our conference provides to our pastors is pension and health insurance; and Whereas, unlike other administrative and ministerial operations within the conference, pension and health insurance are billed as a fl at fee to all churches regardless of size; and Whereas, this fl at fee places an unevenly heavy yoke upon the smaller congregations; therefore, be it Resolved, That, the Western NC Conference adopts a policy of apportioned pension and health insurance by taking the total amount of the annual cost of pension and health insurance for our conference and divides it among all the churches having a pastor eligible for pension and health insurance in a proportional manner to the size of the church. Resolved, That though the formula will be different from other apportionments due to some churches not having an eligible pastor, the process in determining the size of the church and its apportioned cost should be the same as ordinary apportionments. Resolved, That though the amount paid by each church will be different, pension and health insurance should be billed separate from apportionments. Conference Action: Referral by bishop’s action to the Conference Council on Finance and Administration and the Conference Board of Pensions

PETITION 24 Subject: Clergy Benefi ts as Apportionments Submitted by: Rev. Naomi King, Christ UMC, Weaverville Rev. Rosaleen Feeser, Rosman/Selica Charge, Brevard Laura Lever, Christ UMC, Weaverville Rev. Frank Gordon, Montmorenci UMC, Asheville Rich Downing, Christ UMC, Weaverville Rev. Mary Gordon, Montmorenci UMC, Asheville Rick Scarboro, Christ UMC, Weaverville Rev. Richelle Sampl, Glenwood-St. Mark’s Charge, Marion Walt Farris, Christ UMC, Weaverville Terri Blankenship, Christ UMC, Weaverville Text: Whereas, when each church is responsible for contributing an apportionment (fair portion) for ministries, our collective giving spreads the Good News of Jesus Christ into all the world; and Whereas, apportionments are a fair way to share the cost of ministries and gives all of our churches opportunities to be in mission in our communities and the world; and Whereas, the cost of providing health insurance and pension benefi ts for pastors has increased greatly and placed a heavy burden on churches because they are paying for clergy benefi ts directly rather than a fair portion (apportionment) of the cost; and Whereas, available funds in our churches are decreasing due to the severe economic conditions in our country and throughout the world; therefore, be it Resolved, That the Western NC Conference of The United Methodist Church include clergy health insurance and pension benefi ts in conference apportionments. Conference Action: Referral by bishop’s action to the Conference Council on Finance and Administration and the Conference Board of Pensions 2010 journal 275

PETITION 25 Subject: Cease Funding General Board of Church and Society Submitted by: Congregation of the New Mt. Tabor United Methodist Church, Richfi eld, Albemarle District Conference Action: Petition was ruled out of order by the bishop. PETITION 26 Subject: The War in Afghanistan Submitted by: Jay Bissett, Member, Western NC Conference Gloria Hoeppner, Bakersville UMC, Bakersville Lynn Sloan Barnes, First UMC, Elkin Lucy Gist, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Shelly Webb, Member Western NC Conference Cameron Kempson, Central UMC, Asheville Pat Richardson, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Jean Hoska, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Esther Megill, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Glady Kieger, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Laura Wells, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Ruth Clark, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Eddie Harris, Etowah UMC, Etowah Betty Jo Hardy, Milford Hills UMC, Salisbury Don Turman, Member Western NC Conference Beth Griffi n, Asbury Memorial UMC Nola Smee, St. Paul’s UMC Conference Action: Tabled petition PETITION 27 Subject: Reconsideration of Judicial Council Decision 1032 Submitted by: Esther Megill, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Nola Smee, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Jayne Smith, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Gloria Hoeppner, Bakersville UMC, Bakersville Joyce Anderegg, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Cameron Kempson, Central UMC, Asheville Elaine Gasser, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Laura Kirby, Central UMC, Asheville Lucy Gist, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Nancy David, Central UMC, Asheville Jay Bissett, Member Western NC Conference` Alexandra Holland, Central UMC, Asheville Marjorie (Jorie) Ruegger, Trinity UMC, Asheville Donna Anderson, Central UMC, Asheville Shelly Webb, Member Western NC Conference Ron Ballard, Central UMC, Asheville Pat Richardson, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Karen Ballard, Central UMC, Asheville Beth Griffi n, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Steve Noblitt, Central UMC, Asheville Edie Harris, Etowah UMC, Etowah Leigh Noblitt, Central UMC, Asheville Ruth Clark, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Charles David, Central UMC, Asheville Laura Wells, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Betty Jo Hardy, Milford Hills UMC, Salisbury Conference Action: Tabled petition PETITION 28 Subject: Reaffi rming Membership Standards Submitted by: Esther Megill, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Beth Griffi n, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Jayne Smith, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Laura Wells, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Joyce Anderegg, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Ruth Clark, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Elaine Gasser, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Nola Smee, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Lucy Gist, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Edie Harris, Etowah UMC, Etowah Marjorie (Jorie) Ruegger, Trinity UMC, Asheville Don Turman, Member Western NC Conference Pat Richardson, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Jay Bissett, Member Western NC Conference Shelly Webb, Member Western NC Conference Alexandra Holland, Central UMC, Asheville Lynn Sloan Barnes, First UMC, Elkin Donna Anderson, Central UMC, Asheville Gloria Hoeppner, Bakersville UMC, Bakersville Ron Ballard, Central UMC, Asheville Cameron Kempson, Central UMC, Asheville Karen Ballard, Central UMC, Asheville Laura Kirby, Central UMC, Asheville Betty Jo Hardy, Milford Hills UMC, Salisbury Nancy David, Central UMC, Asheville Conference Action: Tabled petition PETITION 29 Subject: Affi rming Inclusion of New Members Submitted by: Don Turman, Member Western NC Conference Steve Noblitt, Central UMC, Asheville Gloria Hoeppner, Bakersville UMC, Bakersville Leigh Noblitt, Central UMC, Asheville Shelly Webb, Member Western NC Conference Charles David, Central UMC, Asheville Betty Jo Hardy, Milford Hills UMC, Salisbury Nancy David, Central UMC, Asheville Jay Bissett, Member Western NC Conference Alexandra Holland, Central UMC, Asheville Jayne Smith, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Laura Wells, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Esther Megill, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Ruth Clark, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Lucy Gist, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Nola Smee, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Cameron Kempson, Central UMC, Asheville Edie Harris, Etowah UMC, Etowah Laura Kirby, Central UMC, Asheville Pat Richardson, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Donna Anderson, Central UMC, Asheville Beth Griffi n, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Ron Ballard, Central UMC, Asheville Lynn Sloan Barnes, First UMC, Elkin Karen Ballard, Central UMC, Asheville Conference Action: Tabled petition 276 Western North Carolina Conference PETITION 30 Subject: Policy Concerning Marriage of All Clergy Submitted by: Alexandra Holland, Central UMC, Asheville Cameron Kempson, Central UMC, Asheville Nola Smee, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Gloria Hoeppner, Bakersville UMC, Bakersville Donna Anderson, Central UMC, Asheville Jayne Smith, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Ruth Clark, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Lucy Gist, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Steve Noblitt, Central UMC, Asheville Shelly Webb, Member Western NC Conference Edie Harris, Etowah UMC, Etowah Jay Bissett, Member Western NC Conference Leigh Noblitt, Central UMC, Asheville Pat Richardson, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Lynn Sloan Barnes, First UMC, Elkin Laura Wells, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Conference Action: Tabled petition

PETITION 31 Subject: Non-Discrimination Resolution Submitted by: Alexandra Holland, Central UMC, Asheville Pat Richardson, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Donna Anderson, Central UMC, Asheville Beth Grifﬁ n, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Steve Noblitt, Central UMC, Asheville Laura Wells, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Leigh Noblitt, Central UMC, Asheville Nola Smee, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Cameron Kempson, Central UMC, Asheville Ruth Clark, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Esther Megill, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Marjorie (Jorie) Ruegger, Trinity UMC, Asheville Jayne Smith, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Edie Harris, Etowah UMC, Etowah Lucy Gist, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Lynn Sloan Barnes, First UMC, Elkin Shelly Webb, Member Western NC Conference Gloria Hoeppner, Bakersville UMC, Bakersville Jay Bissett, Member Western NC Conference Conference Action: Tabled petition

PETITION 32 Subject: Confronting Heterosexism Resolution Submitted by: Marjorie (Jorie) Ruegger, Trinity UMC, Asheville Laura Wells, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Shelly Webb, Member Western NC Conference Ruth Clark, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Jayne Smith, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Nola Smee, St. Paul’s UMC, Asheville Esther Megill, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Edie Harris, Etowah UMC, Etowah Lucy Gist, Biltmore UMC, Asheville Lynn Sloan Barnes, First UMC, Elkin Jay Bissett, Member WNC Gloria Hoeppner, Bakersville UMC, Bakersville Pat Richardson, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Cameron Kempson, Central UMC, Asheville Beth Grifﬁ n, Asbury Memorial UMC, Asheville Conference Action: Tabled petition 2010 journal 277 X. HISTORICAL MATERIAL A. HISTORICAL SKETCH The Western North Carolina Conference shall include all North Carolina west of the North Carolina Conference, except Savannah Church, in Alleghany County, North Carolina; and also that part of North Carolina lying north of the New River, and including that part of Virginia lying south of that river in the loop in Grayson County, Virginia; including all the territory in Carroll and Patrick Counties, Virginia, south of the crest of the Blue Ridge, and west of the Dan River. (Discipline, 1948, ¶ 1957) This territory is identical with that of the Western North Carolina Conference of the former Methodist Episcopal Church, South. All three branches of Methodism forming The Methodist Church were included in this new conference. From the Blue Ridge- Atlantic Conference of the former Methodist Episcopal Church came 39 ministers and 11,901 church members. The North Carolina Conference of the former Methodist Protestant Church contributed 74 ministers and 22,361 church members. The Western North Carolina Conference of the former Methodist Episcopal Church, South, added 377 ministers and 167,028 church members. This gave the new conference 490 members, with 28 others on trial, and 201,290 church members. The Blue Ridge- Atlantic Conference has held 62 ses¬sions; the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church, 112; and the Western North Carolina, 50 (see Journal, 1939, pp. 115, 169). The Western North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church was formed on June 5, 1968, by the merger of the Western North Carolina Conference and that portion of the North Carolina-Virginia Conference situated within the bounds of the Western North Carolina Conference (see Journal, 1968, p. 84). The North Carolina-Virginia Conference had been organized in Greensboro on Aug. 11, 1964, and, in addition to the organizational session, held four sessions prior to the 1968 merger. B. CONFERENCE SESSIONS 1. WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURCH Where and Members Full Pastoral Total Lay When Held Presiding Bishop Secretary Connection Charges Membership

1 Greensboro 1939 Clare Purcell Edgar H. Nease 490 2 High Point 1940 Clare Purcell Edgar H. Nease 492 392 194,448 3 Winston-Salem 1941 Clare Purcell Edgar H. Nease 496 390 201,865 4 Charlotte 1942 Clare Purcell Edgar H. Nease 496 402 202,133 5 Statesville 1943 Clare Purcell Edgar H. Nease 502 410 204,854 6 Charlotte 1944 Clare Purcell Edgar H. Nease 502 412 209,065 7 Greensboro 1945 Clare Purcell Edgar H. Nease 515 425 214,205 8 Asheville 1946 Clare Purcell Edgar H. Nease 517 426 220,473 9 Charlotte 1947 Clare Purcell Edgar H. Nease 522 445 223,971 10 High Point 1948 Costen J. Harrell Edgar H. Nease 524 450 226,387 11 Winston-Salem 1949 Costen J. Harrell Edgar H. Nease 531 462 230,080 12 Asheville 1950 Costen J. Harrell Edgar H. Nease 533 491 233,297 13 Greensboro 1951 Costen J. Harrell Edgar H. Nease 544 506 237,325 14 Charlotte 1952 Costen J. Harrell Charles D. White 556 504 240,393 15 High Point 1953 Costen J. Harrell Charles D. White 569 515 244,900 16 Asheville 1954 Costen J. Harrell Charles D. White 600 528 246,648 17 Charlotte 1955 Costen J. Harrell Charles D. White 619 556 247,337 18 Winston-Salem 1956 Nolan B. Harmon Charles D. White 639 569 249,221 19 Lake Junaluska 1957 Nolan B. Harmon Charles D. White 640 576 251,346 20 Lake Junaluska 1958 Nolan B. Harmon Charles D. White 647 593 254,080 21 Lake Junaluska 1959 Nolan B. Harmon Charles D. White 658 610 255,078 22 Lake Junaluska 1960 Nolan B. Harmon Charles D. White 672 623 257,599 23 Lake Junaluska 1961 Nolan B. Harmon Charles D. White 703 634 260,369 24 Lake Junaluska 1962 Nolan B. Harmon Charles D. White 715 647 264,129 25 Lake Junaluska 1963 Nolan B. Harmon Charles D. White 734 649 266,018 26 Lake Junaluska 1964 Nolan B. Harmon Charles D. White 757 650 268,595 27 Lake Junaluska 1965 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. Charles D. White 777 651 269,762 28 Lake Junaluska 1966 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. Charles D. White 775 650 271,060 29 Lake Junaluska 1967 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. Charles D. White 776 656 272,333

2. NORTH CAROLINA-VIRGINIA CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURCH Where and Members Full Pastoral Total Lay When Held Presiding Bishop Secretary Connection Charges Membership

O Greensboro 1964 Charles F. Golden John G. Corry 78 93 14,750 1 Greensboro 1965 Charles F. Golden Avery E. Robinson 79 120 19,358 2 Greensboro 1966 Charles F. Golden Avery E. Robinson 78 111 20,025 3 Greensboro 1967 Charles F. Golden Avery E. Robinson 82 97 19,555 4 Greensboro 1968 L. Scott Allen Avery E. Robinson 78 94 18,907 278 Western North Carolina Conference 3. WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Where and Members Full Pastoral Total Lay When Held Presiding Bishop Secretary Connection Charges Membership

1 Lake Junaluska 1968 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. W. T. Medlin, Jr. 810 706 273,227 2 Lake Junaluska 1969 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. W. T. Medlin, Jr. 824 705 282,572 3 Lake Junaluska 1970 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. W. T. Medlin, Jr. 846 687 283,006 4 Lake Junaluska 1971 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. W. T. Medlin, Jr. 872 685 282,367 5 Lake Junaluska 1972 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. W. T. Medlin, Jr. 880 682 281,758 6 Lake Junaluska 1973 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. W. T. Medlin, Jr. 894 682 280,667 7 Lake Junaluska 1974 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. W. T. Medlin, Jr. 896 689 279,621 8 Lake Junaluska 1975 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. R. Paschal Waugh 909 706 278,657 9 Lake Junaluska 1976 Earl G. Hunt, Jr. R. Paschal Waugh 911 714 278,642 10 Lake Junaluska 1977 L. Scott Allen R. Paschal Waugh 913 715 278,757 11 Lake Junaluska 1978 L. Scott Allen R. Paschal Waugh 914 713 278,709 12 Lake Junaluska 1979 L. Scott Allen R. Paschal Waugh 928 713 278,405 13 Lake Junaluska 1980 L. Scott Allen R. Paschal Waugh 929 712 278,121 14 Lake Junaluska 1981 L. Scott Allen R. Paschal Waugh 935 713 277,210 15 Lake Junaluska 1982 L. Scott Allen R. Paschal Waugh 951 721 277,211 16 Lake Junaluska 1983 L. Scott Allen R. Paschal Waugh 963 724 277,221 17 Lake Junaluska 1984 L. Scott Allen Charles D. White, Jr. 965 730 276,922 18 Lake Junaluska 1985 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 974 734 276,529 19 Lake Junaluska 1986 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 985 729 276,504 20 Lake Junaluska 1987 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 991 731 276,012 21 Lake Junaluska 1988 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 1,003 729 275,952 22 Lake Junaluska 1989 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 1,008 734 275,253 23 Lake Junaluska 1990 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 1,030 739 274,457 24 Lake Junaluska 1991 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 1,040 747 276,077 25 Lake Junaluska 1992 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 1,055 748 277,444 26 Lake Junaluska 1993 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 1,053 753 278,074 27 Lake Junaluska 1994 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 1,054 766 278,697 28 Lake Junaluska 1995 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 1,058 775 280,902 29 Lake Junaluska 1996 L. Bevel Jones III Charles D. White, Jr. 1,077 784 282,819 30 Lake Junaluska 1997 Charlene P. Kammerer Charles D. White, Jr. 1,106 790 284,909 31 Lake Junaluska 1998 Charlene P. Kammerer Charles D. White, Jr. 1,114 801 286,290 32 Lake Junaluska 1999 Charlene P. Kammerer Charles D. White, Jr. 1,142 805 288,575 33 Lake Junaluska 2000 Charlene P. Kammerer Charles D. White, Jr. 1,136 813 289,661 34 Lake Junaluska 2001 Charlene P. Kammerer Charles D. White, Jr. 1,146 826 291,484 35 Lake Junaluska 2002 Charlene P. Kammerer Charles D. White, Jr. 1,145 847 291,727 36 Lake Junaluska 2003 Charlene P. Kammerer Charles D. White, Jr. 1,155 848 292,071 37 Lake Junaluska 2004 Charlene P. Kammerer Charles D. White, Jr. 1,171 868 292,595 38 Lake Junaluska 2005 J. Lawrence McCleskey Charles D. White, Jr. 1,168 877 293,735 39 Lake Junaluska 2006 J. Lawrence McCleskey Charles D. White, Jr. 1,188 885 293,089 40 Lake Junaluska 2007 J. Lawrence McCleskey Charles D. White, Jr. 1,204 888 293,772 41 Lake Junaluska 2008 J. Lawrence McCleskey Charles D. White, Jr. 1,200 879 293,588 42 Lake Junaluska 2009 Larry M. Goodpaster Kimberly T. Ingram 1,200 868 293,180 43 Lake Junaluska 2010 Larry M. Goodpaster Kimberly T. Ingram 1,202 868 292,824 2010 journal 279 C. CHRONOLOGICAL ROLLS OF CURRENT CLERGY AND DIACONAL MINISTERS

NOTE: Printed here are the chronological rolls of the ordained ministers in full connection, the ordained and commissioned provisional members, the associate members, the local pastors under episcopal appointment or formally recognized as retired, and the diaconal ministers as of 12 p.m., July 1, 2010. Should errors be detected in any of the listings, please contact the conference secretary immediately. The following abbreviations are among those used in these rolls: A – Currently effective (active) associate member, local pastor, or diaconal minister E – Currently effective (active) member in full connection FL – On family leave IL – On incapacity leave LA – On leave of absence P – Currently a provisional member SL – On sabbatical leave ST – Member in full connection appointed as a student R – Retired TL – On transitional leave AM – Admitted as an associate member DM – Consecrated as a diaconal minister FC – Admitted as a member in full connection M – Admitted through merger of conferences OT – Admitted on trial (prior to 1968) PM – Admitted to provisional membership (1968 and after) RA – Readmitted T – Admitted by transfer + _ Died since annual conference prior to the printing of the journal NC – North Carolina Conference NC-C – North Carolina Conference of the Central Jurisdiction NCVA – North Carolina-Virginia Conference WNC – Western North Carolina Conference (Other conference abbreviations are self-explanatory.) 1. FULL CONNECTION AND PROVISIONAL MEMBERS

Admitted Admitted to Chronological Number Current First Admitted to Full Ordained WNC Conf. Year and Full Name Status Conference How Year Conn. Deacon Elder How Year Retired

1 Myers, Horwood Prettyman, Jr. R Virginia OT 1937 1939 1939 1941 T 1942 1980 2 Lindsey, Julian Astor R WNC OT 1939 1941 1941 1942 OT 1939 1982 3 Cagle, John Frank R WNC OT 1940 1942 1942 1943 OT 1940 1978 4 Medlin, William Tracy, Jr. R NC OT 1942 1944 1943 1944 T 1944 1982 5 Melton, Joe Thurman R WNC OT 1942 1944 1944 1945 OT 1942 1984 6 Powell, John James R WNC OT 1942 1944 1942 1944 OT 1942 1983 7 Cooke, Jack Homer R WNC OT 1943 1945 1944 1945 OT 1943 1983 8 Reed, Ralph Lee R WNC OT 1943 1945 1944 1945 OT 1943 1984 9 Thumm, Milford Vernon R WNC OT 1943 1945 1944 1945 OT 1943 1987 10 Lacy, Creighton Boutelle R NY East OT 1944 1946 1944 1948 T 1955 1988 11 Williams, Harley Morrison R WNC OT 1944 1946 1945 1946 OT 1944 1986 12 Johnson, Jesse Louis, Jr. R WNC OT 1945 1947 1946 1947 OT 1945 1983 13 Oglesby, Glynn Aubrey R NEOhio OT 1945 1949 1945 1945 T 1956 1982 14 Sweet, Worth Alfred R WNC OT 1946 1949 1949 1950 OT 1946 1980 15 Rutledge, Thomas Edgar, Jr. R NWTexas OT 1947 1948 1947 1948 T 1962 1985 16 Edwards, Frank Hugh R WNC OT 1948 1950 1949 1950 OT 1948 1995 17 Yount, Paul Wesley, Jr. R WNC OT 1948 1952 1948 1948 OT 1948 1994 18 Gwyn, James Wesley, Sr. R NC C OT 1948 1950 1948 1951 M 1968 1981 19 Hipps, Robert Haroldean R WNC OT 1948 1950 1948 1950 OT 1948 1989 20 Murray, Jerry Dwight R WNC OT 1948 1950 1948 1950 OT 1948 1990 21 Cook, Francis Beaury R WNC OT 1949 1951 1949 1951 OT 1949 1989 22 Petree, Joseph Ray R WNC OT 1949 1951 1949 1951 OT 1949 1986 23 Stevens, Willard Leslie R Penn OT 1949 1951 1949 1951 FC 1970 1981 24 Wilson, Alvin Austin R WNC OT 1949 1951 1950 1952 OT 1949 1987 25 Miller, John James R Louisiana FC 1950 1950 1949 T 1951 1986 26 Ervin, Joe Lane R WNC OT 1950 1952 1952 1954 OT 1950 1995 27 Ferree, James Walter R NC C OT 1950 1954 1949 1955 M 1968 1995 28 Fitzgerald, Bernard Ray R WNC OT 1950 1952 1952 1954 OT 1950 1991 29 Hahn, Raymond Jennings R Kentucky OT 1950 1952 1952 1953 T 1952 1991 30 Harris, Jack Dempsey R Virginia FC 1950 1950 1948 T 1951 1989 31 Rudisill, George Wesley R WNC OT 1950 1952 1950 1952 OT 1950 1983 32 Dickson, Clarence Harley, Jr. R WNC OT 1951 1953 1952 1953 OT 1951 1997 33 Funderburk, Donald Killian R WNC OT 1951 1953 1953 1954 OT 1951 1986 34 Gibbs, James Samuel, Jr. R WNC OT 1951 1953 1952 1953 OT 1951 1989 35 Pollock, Henry Morrison R WNC OT 1951 1954 1954 1956 OT 1951 1994 36 Ramsey, Vernon Jerome R WNC OT 1951 1953 1951 1953 OT 1951 1974 37 Warner, Joseph Meek Goode R WNC OT 1951 1953 1951 1953 OT 1951 1991 38 Workman, Miles Marion R WNC OT 1951 1953 1951 1953 OT 1951 1989 39 Young, Hugh Claude, Jr. R WNC OT 1951 1953 1953 1954 OT 1951 1992 40 Blanton, William Neal, Jr. R WNC OT 1952 1954 1952 1954 OT 1952 1992 41 Caudill, Clarence Jack R WNC OT 1952 1954 1953 1954 OT 1952 1992 42 Early, Jack Jones R Kentucky OT 1952 1954 1954 1956 T 1969 1995 43 King, George Depew R NorthAla OT 1952 1954 1954 1956 RA 1995 1995 44 Montfort, Russell Thompson R WNC OT 1952 1954 1952 1954 T 1994 1994 45 Gibbs, Philip Hamilton R WNC OT 1952 1954 1954 1955 OT 1952 1991 46 Hauser, Joseph J. R WNC OT 1952 1954 1954 1955 OT 1952 1988 47 Hawkins, William Thornton R WNC OT 1952 1954 1953 1954 OT 1952 1992 48 Horn, Kenneth Arthur R WNC OT 1952 1954 1952 1954 OT 1952 1997 49 Johnson, Kenneth Marshall R WNC OT 1952 1954 1953 1955 OT 1952 1994 50 Kayler, Ralph Earl R WNC OT 1952 1954 1953 1955 OT 1952 1993 51 Norton, Zane Grey R WNC OT 1952 1954 1952 1954 OT 1952 1990 52 Smith II, LeGrand B. R Bolivia OT 1952 1953 1952 1953 T 1999 1992 53 Turnipseed, Robert Lawrence R WNC OT 1952 1954 1953 1955 T 1976 1996 54 Tyson, Joseph Blake R WNC OT 1952 1956 1953 1956 OT 1952 1998 280 Western North Carolina Conference

Admitted Admitted to Chronological Number Current First Admitted to Full Ordained WNC Conf. Year and Full Name Status Conference How Year Conn. Deacon Elder How Year Retired

55 Wegwart, Wayne Gordon R WestVa OT 1952 1954 1953 1954 T 1979 1982 56 Barden, Lawrence Edgerton R WNC OT 1953 1955 1954 1956 OT 1953 1995 57 Barr, Carl Benjamin, Jr. R WNC OT 1953 1955 1955 1958 OT 1953 1993 58 Barringer, Grady Ross R WNC OT 1953 1955 1954 1955 OT 1953 1991 59 Burson, Russell Nettles, Jr. R NAla OT 1953 1955 1954 1955 T 1955 1982 60 Crowder, Richard Joseph R WNC OT 1953 1955 1953 1955 OT 1953 1995 61 Dunker, Carl Fredrick R SoIllinois OT 1953 1956 1954 1956 T 1974 1995 62 Grose, James Chalmus, Jr. R WNC OT 1953 1956 1955 1956 OT 1953 1996 63 Haire, Earle Ross R WNC OT 1953 1955 1953 1955 OT 1953 1996 64 Hiatt, Emmett Ernest, Jr. R WNC OT 1953 1955 1953 1955 OT 1953 1991 65 Hill, Fred Adam R WNC OT 1953 1955 1953 1955 OT 1953 1992 66 Huffstetler, Boyce R WNC OT 1953 1955 1955 1958 OT 1953 1997 67 Lowder, Paul Daniel R WNC OT 1953 1955 1953 1955 OT 1953 1994 68 Miller, John Kermit R WNC OT 1953 1955 1953 1955 OT 1953 1983 69 Page, Charles Elbert R WNC OT 1953 1955 1953 1955 OT 1953 1989 70 Sills, John Robinson R WNC OT 1953 1955 1954 1955 OT 1953 1982 71 Stowe, Dan Pressley R WNC OT 1953 1955 1953 1957 OT 1953 1993 72 Strader, Russell Harold R WNC OT 1953 1955 1954 1955 OT 1953 1988 73 Adams, Thornton Dixon R WNC OT 1954 1956 1954 1956 OT 1954 1992 74 Armstrong, James McCoy R WNC OT 1954 1956 1954 1956 OT 1954 1991 75 Auman, George Elton R WNC OT 1954 1959 1956 1959 OT 1954 1991 76 Barnes, John Hyce R WNC OT 1954 1956 1954 1956 OT 1954 1996 77 Bigham, William Ormand R WNC OT 1954 1956 1954 1956 OT 1954 1993 78 Carroll, Jackson Walker, Jr. R SC OT 1954 1956 1955 1956 T 1963 2000 + 79 Creech III, Harlan Longstreet R WNC OT 1954 1961 1955 1961 OT 1954 1997 80 Goldston, Robert John R WNC OT 1954 1956 1956 1957 OT 1954 1994 81 Hoffmann, Theodore Schott R WestVa OT 1954 1956 1954 1957 T 1961 1992 82 Lee, Thomas Smith, Jr. R NAla OT 1954 1957 1956 1957 T 1960 1996 83 Little, Gene Houston R WNC OT 1954 1956 1954 1956 OT 1954 1991 84 Martinson, Jacob Christian, Jr. R Ala WFla OT 1954 1958 1955 1958 T 1976 2003 85 Myrick, Cecil Kenneth R WNC OT 1954 1956 1954 1957 OT 1954 1993 86 Needham, Edwin Garber R WNC OT 1954 1956 1956 1957 OT 1954 1998 87 Ralls, Robert Johnson R WNC OT 1954 1959 1954 1959 OT 1954 1999 88 Stanton, Donald Sheldon R Baltimore OT 1954 1956 1954 1956 T 1991 1995 89 Witherspoon, Loy Hahn R WNC OT 1954 1956 1955 1956 OT 1954 1994 90 Bradley, Erman Franklin R WNC OT 1955 1960 1957 1960 OT 1955 1999 91 Bullard, John Moore R WNC OT 1955 1963 1955 1963 OT 1955 2001 92 Burton, John Matthew R WNC OT 1955 1959 1957 1959 OT 1955 1997 93 Cecil, John Harley R WNC OT 1955 1958 1955 1958 OT 1955 1993 94 Clinard, Hubert Conrad R WNC OT 1955 1961 1958 1961 OT 1955 1994 95 Cooke, Reginald James R WNC OT 1955 1958 1955 1958 OT 1955 1996 96 Crow, Earl Pickett, Jr. R WNC OT 1955 1960 1955 1960 OT 1955 1995 97 Dennis, Bobby Joe R WNC OT 1955 1959 1957 1959 OT 1955 1994 98 Fisher, Donald Lagary R WNC OT 1955 1959 1957 1959 OT 1955 1988 99 Gilland, Jimmy Conrad R WNC OT 1955 1959 1957 1959 OT 1955 1998 100 Haynes, Donald Williams R WNC OT 1955 1958 1956 1958 OT 1955 1999 101 Head, Sidney Alexander R Missisippi OT 1955 1959 1955 1959 T 1964 1977 102 Kirk, Raymond Howard R Nebraska OT 1955 1960 1957 1960 T 1988 1991 103 Miles, Louis R WestVa OT 1955 1959 1955 1959 T 1962 1994 104 Rogers, Wade Glenn R WNC OT 1955 1957 1954 1957 RA 1976 1991 105 Singleton, James Cooper R WNC OT 1955 1960 1958 1960 OT 1955 1989 106 Smotherman, Dorris Payne, Jr. R Tennessee OT 1955 1957 1956 1957 T 1957 1995 107 Spillman, John Perry, Jr. R WNC OT 1955 1958 1956 1958 OT 1955 1992 108 Weekley, George Clyde R Ala WFla OT 1955 1961 1954 1961 T 1966 1998 109 Woodward, Wayne William R WNC OT 1955 1958 1957 1959 OT 1955 1990 110 Young, Charles Milton R WNC OT 1955 1959 1955 1959 OT 1955 1996 111 Beard, Douglas Roach, Jr. R WNC OT 1956 1961 1956 1961 OT 1956 1994 112 Bowman, Giles Oren, Sr. R WNC OT 1956 1960 1957 1960 OT 1956 1993 113 Doser, William Richard R WNC OT 1956 1962 1956 1962 OT 1956 1978 114 Hunter, Billy Van R WNC OT 1956 1959 1958 1960 OT 1956 1993 115 Jarrett, Richard Bailey R WestVa OT 1956 1958 1957 1958 T 1961 1997 116 Key, Joel Thomas R WNC OT 1956 1961 1956 1961 OT 1956 1995 117 Northington, James Allen R WNC OT 1956 1960 1958 1960 OT 1956 1985 118 Riffe, David R WestVa OT 1956 1958 1957 1958 T 1984 1998 119 Robinson, George Parks R WNC OT 1956 1960 1956 1960 OT 1956 1998 120 Russell, Robert Glenn, Jr. R WNC OT 1956 1959 1956 1959 OT 1956 1994 121 Sartin, Charles William R WNC OT 1956 1958 1956 1958 OT 1956 1996 122 Sellers, Liston, Jr. R NC C OT 1956 1959 1955 1955 M 1968 1995 123 Summey, Raymond Clifton R WNC OT 1956 1960 1958 1960 OT 1956 1996 124 Thurman, James Marion R NoAlabama OT 1956 1960 1957 1960 T 1958 1998 125 Wimmer, Mark Flunory R NArk OT 1956 1960 1959 1960 T 1960 1997 126 Bailey, Richard Douglas R Penn OT 1957 1960 1957 1960 T 1987 1992 127 Fulcher, John Rodney R NC OT 1957 1964 1957 1964 T 1991 1998 128 Hall, Ronnie Lee R WNC OT 1957 1961 1957 1961 T 1984 1997 129 Johnston, Eugene Clark, Jr. R Virginia OT 1957 1962 1959 1962 T 1965 1989 130 Lawing, Luther Harold, Jr. R WNC OT 1957 1961 1957 1961 OT 1957 1996 131 Long, Harry Glenn, Jr. R WNC OT 1957 1960 1957 1960 T 1961 1997 132 McIntosh, Melvin Dwight R WNC OT 1957 1961 1957 1961 OT 1957 1999 133 Perkins, Merrill Gilford R WNC OT 1957 1960 1957 1960 OT 1957 1999 134 Pheagin, William Homer, Jr. R WNC OT 1957 1960 1959 1961 OT 1957 1992 135 Powell, Theodore Allen R NC C OT 1957 1959 1957 1959 M 1968 1993 136 Alvord, Alexander Mapes R Cal-Nevada OT 1958 1960 1958 1960 T 1965 2000 137 Carter, Henry Samuel R WNC OT 1958 1962 1959 1962 OT 1958 1990 138 Clayton, Robert Lawrence, Jr. R Louisiana OT 1958 1960 1959 1960 T 1961 1978 139 Davis, Donald Clayton R WNC OT 1958 1961 1958 1961 OT 1958 1995 140 Dowdle, Joseph Oscar, Jr. R NoMiss OT 1958 1961 1958 1961 T 1961 2001 141 Ellis, Lloyd Donald R WNC OT 1958 1960 1958 1960 OT 1958 1991 142 Finney, Richard Hal R WNC OT 1958 1960 1958 1960 RA 1988 1999 143 Ford, Arnold Gayle R WNC OT 1958 1962 1958 1962 OT 1958 2000 144 Hammill, Terry Lingle R WNC OT 1958 1962 1958 1962 OT 1958 1997 145 Howle, Richard Arden R WNC OT 1958 1961 1958 1961 OT 1958 2002 146 Moore, Robert Lee R WNC OT 1958 1961 1958 1961 OT 1958 1996 147 Porter, Jackuline Bennett R Holston OT 1958 1963 1958 1963 T 1986 2001 148 Rufty, John Mathias R WNC OT 1958 1961 1958 1961 OT 1958 1998 149 Vun Cannon, Lonnie Lewis R WNC OT 1958 1962 1959 1962 OT 1958 1998 150 White, James Samuel R WNC OT 1958 1960 1960 1961 OT 1958 1997 151 Yarbrough, Jack Brown R WNC OT 1958 1963 1958 1963 OT 1958 1999 152 Young, Charles Garland R WNC OT 1958 1961 1958 1961 OT 1958 2001 153 Ashe, Donald Winberry R WNC OT 1959 1962 1960 1962 RA 1990 1997 154 Brown, Gary Holmes R WNC OT 1959 1961 1959 1961 OT 1959 1996 155 Bumgarner, Larry Gwyn R WNC OT 1959 1963 1960 1963 OT 1959 1979 156 Clinard, Robert Miller R WNC OT 1959 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158 Faggart, James Richard R WNC OT 1959 1964 1959 1964 OT 1959 1998 159 Forward, Robert Benjamin, Jr. R WNC OT 1959 1961 1959 1961 RA 1990 2003 160 Groh, Dayle Gregory R WNC OT 1959 1962 1959 1962 OT 1959 1999 161 Hartsell, Claude Jacob R WNC OT 1959 1961 1959 1961 OT 1959 1993 162 Holcombe, Theron Dale R WNC OT 1959 1961 1956 1959 OT 1959 1990 163 Hunsucker, Lloyd George R WNC OT 1959 1962 1959 1962 OT 1959 1992 164 Isenhour, Olin Bernis R WNC OT 1959 1962 1961 1962 OT 1959 2000 165 Justice, Henry Adolphus R WNC OT 1959 1961 1959 1961 OT 1959 1999 166 Macon, Fred Keith R WNC OT 1959 1964 1959 1964 OT 1959 1997 167 Outlaw, Jackson Kent, Jr. R Tenn OT 1959 1962 1960 1962 T 1960 1991 168 Overcash, Ronald Alexander R WNC OT 1959 1962 1959 1962 OT 1959 1995 169 Reed, Louis Benton R CenTexas OT 1959 1961 1959 1961 T 1994 2000 170 Sisk, Charles Wesley R WNC OT 1959 1965 1962 1965 OT 1959 1992 171 Starnes, Theron Paul, Jr. R WNC OT 1959 1962 1959 1962 OT 1959 2002 172 Weeks, Thomas Wallace R WNC OT 1959 1961 1959 1961 OT 1959 1997 173 Bailey, Lloyd Richard R WNC OT 1960 1965 1961 1965 T 1973 2006 174 Benﬁ eld, William Grady R WNC OT 1960 1963 1960 1963 OT 1960 2001 175 Brown, Rodney Cain R WNC OT 1960 1962 1962 1963 T 1967 1997 176 Calloway, James Roy R WNC OT 1960 1963 1960 1963 OT 1960 1997 177 Carter, Robert Lee, Jr. R WestVa OT 1960 1963 1961 1963 T 1963 1998 178 Edwards, John Frank R WNC OT 1960 1964 1962 1964 OT 1960 1992 179 Gilbert, Douglass Wayne R WNC OT 1960 1967 1960 1967 T 1965 2000 180 Moss, Oscar Ray R WNC OT 1960 1963 1960 1963 OT 1960 1993 181 Smith, Robert Moir, Jr. R WNC OT 1960 1963 1961 1963 OT 1960 1998 182 Tyson, Charles Edward R NC C OT 1960 1962 1957 1963 M 1968 1994 183 Whitlock, Dwight Edward, Jr. R WNC OT 1960 1964 1960 1964 OT 1960 1999 184 Williams, Edwin Winston, Jr. R NoMiss OT 1960 1963 1960 1963 T 1962 1999 185 Brittain, Harold Wendell R WNC OT 1961 1963 1961 1963 OT 1961 1996 186 Cassady, Tommie Lee R WNC OT 1961 1965 1959 1965 OT 1961 2001 187 Daniels, Joseph Charles R WNC OT 1961 1963 1961 1963 OT 1961 1990 188 Davis, John Earl, Jr. R WNC OT 1961 1964 1961 1964 OT 1961 2002 189 Faggart, William Harold R WNC OT 1961 1963 1961 1963 OT 1961 1992 190 Freeman, Patrick R OkInMsn OT 1961 1963 1961 1963 T 1991 1999 191 James, Ralph Emerson, Jr. R WNC OT 1961 1963 1961 1963 OT 1961 1986 192 Jones, Kelley Ray R WNC OT 1961 1963 1961 1963 OT 1961 2002 193 Law, Joe Alvis R WNC OT 1961 1963 1961 1963 OT 1961 2000 194 Little, Robert Wayne R WNC OT 1961 1964 1961 1964 OT 1961 2001 195 Raines, James Allen R WNC OT 1961 1985 1961 1985 RA 1983 1998 196 Reeves, Joseph MacDonald R WNC OT 1961 1964 1961 1964 OT 1961 1992 197 Sellers, Harry Russell, Jr. R WNC OT 1961 1963 1961 1963 OT 1961 2001 198 Sides, Curtis Levi R WNC OT 1961 1964 1961 1964 OT 1961 2001 199 Aldridge, Julian McClees, Jr. R NC OT 1962 1967 1962 1967 T 1968 2003 200 Baxter, David Livingston R WNC OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 OT 1962 2002 201 Boggan, Robert Edmond, Jr. R WNC OT 1962 1966 1963 1966 OT 1962 2002 202 Davis, Edwin Vance R WNC OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 OT 1962 2006 203 Davis, Joe Bill R WNC OT 1962 1964 1962 1964 OT 1962 1993 204 Dingus, William Henry R WNC OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 OT 1962 2000 205 Duvall, John Allen R WNC OT 1962 1973 1964 1973 T 1982 1989 206 Eanes, Ralph Hill, Jr. R WNC OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 OT 1962 2002 207 Fulk, Joseph Marion, Sr. R WNC OT 1962 1964 1962 1964 OT 1962 1993 208 Heafner, James Patrick R WNC OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 OT 1962 1997 209 Howard, Thomas Jolly R WNC OT 1962 1964 1962 1964 OT 1962 1989 210 Inlay, Donald Edgar R Cal-Ariz OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 T 1995 2002 211 Kennedy, Milford Loy R WNC OT 1962 1966 1964 1966 OT 1962 1999 212 Koonts, Ronald Alva R WNC OT 1962 1966 1962 1966 OT 1962 2004 213 Moss, Aaron Ward R WNC OT 1962 1964 1962 1964 OT 1962 2000 214 Pharr, Philip Allen R WNC OT 1962 1966 1962 1966 OT 1962 2000 215 Prichard, James Oakley R WNC OT 1962 1964 1959 1961 OT 1962 1986 216 Ritchie, Baxter Maurice R WNC OT 1962 1964 1962 1964 OT 1962 2001 217 Settle, Carl Edward E NArk OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 T 2002 218 Sigmon, Thomas Ralph R WNC OT 1962 1964 1962 1964 OT 1962 2005 219 Smith, James Edward R NC OT 1962 1964 1962 1964 T 1967 1996 220 Smith, Wayne Reece R WNC OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 RA 1990 1999 221 Steed, Roy Glenn, Jr. R WNC OT 1962 1966 1963 1966 OT 1962 2000 222 Swann, Marion Milton R WNC OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 OT 1962 2005 223 Tutterow, Richard Keith R WNC OT 1962 1965 1962 1965 RA 1981 2002 224 Weekley, James Frederick R WestVa OT 1962 1964 1962 1964 T 1965 2000 225 Billings, James Wayne R WNC OT 1963 1966 1964 1966 OT 1963 1997 226 Charlesworth, James Hamilton E Florida OT 1963 1971 1963 1971 T 1970 227 Clanton, Robert Alpheus, Jr. R WNC OT 1963 1966 1963 1966 OT 1963 2003 228 Combs, Robert Wesley R WNC OT 1963 1965 1963 1965 OT 1963 1995 229 Davenport, John Paul R WNC OT 1963 1965 1963 1965 OT 1963 2003 230 Jones, Wayne Marshall R WNC OT 1963 1967 1963 1967 OT 1963 1986 231 McKelvey, Walter Henry R SC C OT 1963 1966 1964 1966 T 1979 2010 232 McKinney, James Lee R WNC OT 1963 1967 1965 1967 OT 1963 2000 233 Murrow, Mitchell Craig R WNC OT 1963 1965 1963 1965 OT 1963 2001 234 White, William Rayvon R WNC OT 1963 1965 1960 1962 OT 1963 1989 235 Woodard, Louis Herman R WNC OT 1963 1967 1963 1967 OT 1963 2002 236 Butler, Douglas Howard R WNC OT 1964 1966 1964 1966 OT 1964 1999 237 Ellison, William Byrd R WNC OT 1964 1968 1964 1968 OT 1964 2004 238 Falls, Fred, Jr. R NC OT 1964 1966 1964 1966 T 1978 2007 239 Fowler III, James Wiley R Newark OT 1964 1970 1964 1970 T 1964 2010 240 Herman, James Franklin R WNC OT 1964 1967 1964 1967 OT 1964 1991 241 Howell, George Keith R WNC OT 1964 1967 1964 1967 OT 1964 1998 242 Lee, Edward Daves R WNC OT 1964 1966 1964 1966 OT 1964 1995 243 Livengood, Arthur Ruffus R WNC OT 1964 1966 1962 1966 OT 1964 1986 244 Long, James Baxter, Jr. R WNC OT 1964 1967 1964 1967 OT 1964 2003 245 Martin, Sammie Lester R WNC OT 1964 1968 1964 1968 OT 1964 1999 246 O’Brien, Robert Michael R Holston OT 1964 1968 1964 1968 T 1980 2004 247 Parris, Derrell Lloyd R WNC OT 1964 1966 1964 1966 OT 1964 1997 248 Pollock, George Lee R WNC OT 1964 1968 1964 1968 OT 1964 2003 249 Stith III, Frank Albert R WNC OT 1964 1968 1964 1968 OT 1964 2006 250 Turman, Donald Wayne R WNC OT 1964 1966 1964 1966 OT 1964 2006 251 Witty, Robert Lee, Jr. R WNC OT 1964 1966 1966 1968 OT 1964 1989 252 Wortman, Manuel David R WNC OT 1964 1969 1964 1969 OT 1964 2003 253 Bolyard, Roy Vance, Jr. R WestVa OT 1965 1967 1965 1967 T 1975 2005 254 Edmonds, Oren Rex R WNC OT 1965 1968 1965 1968 OT 1965 1995 255 Hardin, Elliott Wannamaker, Jr. R SC OT 1965 1969 1965 1969 T 1967 2003 256 McNeill, William Kirk R NC OT 1965 1967 1965 1967 T 1986 2000 257 Morgan, Clay Johnson R NC OT 1965 1967 1965 1967 T 1967 2008 258 Osborne, William Homer, Jr. R WNC OT 1965 1967 1965 1967 OT 1965 2007 259 Parker, Marion Joe R WNC OT 1965 1968 1965 1968 OT 1965 1996 260 Ragsdale, 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261 Stokes, Edward Boyd R WNC OT 1965 1969 1965 1969 OT 1965 2002 262 Tuttle, Robert Gregory, Jr. R WNC OT 1965 1967 1965 1967 T 1999 2007 263 Curry, Ben Willard R Florida OT 1966 1971 1966 1971 T 1972 2006 264 Eller, Kenneth Robert R WNC OT 1966 1968 1966 1968 OT 1966 2003 265 Ferree, John Koonts E WNC OT 1966 1969 1966 1969 OT 1966 266 Jarvis, Frank Melvin R WNC OT 1966 1972 1966 1972 RA 1970 2007 267 Kale, John Wesley R WNC OT 1966 1968 1965 1968 OT 1966 2002 268 Mills, Rickie Wayne R WNC OT 1966 1969 1966 1969 OT 1966 2005 269 Parker, Billy Joe R WNC OT 1966 1969 1966 1969 OT 1966 2006 270 Smith, Clarence Bryce R WNC OT 1966 1969 1966 1969 OT 1966 1992 271 Thompson, Henry Churchill R WNC OT 1966 1969 1966 1969 OT 1966 2008 272 White, Charles Denny, Jr. R WNC OT 1966 1973 1966 1973 OT 1966 2008 273 Addo, Peter Eric Adotey R NCVA OT 1967 1976 1967 RA 1975 1997 274 Brown, Hubert Alvin R WNC OT 1967 1969 1962 1964 OT 1967 1997 275 Clodfelter, James Paul, Jr. R WNC OT 1967 1970 1967 1970 OT 1967 1995 276 Clodfelter, William Daniel R WNC OT 1967 1970 1967 1970 OT 1967 1997 277 Davis, Benjamin Franklin R WNC OT 1967 1970 1967 1970 OT 1967 1995 278 Davis, Donald Douglas R WNC OT 1967 1970 1967 1970 OT 1967 1990 279 Grice, Franklin Wilson R WNC OT 1967 1969 1967 1969 OT 1967 2006 280 Guy, David Anthony R Kentucky OT 1967 1969 1967 1969 T 1982 2006 281 Hilton, Richard Dale R WNC OT 1967 1970 1967 1970 OT 1967 1998 282 Lair, Robert Ed, Jr. R WNC OT 1967 1969 1967 1969 OT 1967 2001 283 Luther, Joe Edward, Jr. R WNC OT 1967 1970 1967 1970 OT 1967 2008 284 McMurry, Joseph Crowell R WNC OT 1967 1970 1967 1970 OT 1967 1994 285 Manning, Calvin Clay R WNC OT 1967 1969 1965 1969 OT 1967 1991 286 Owens, Ned Bunyan R WNC OT 1967 1969 1967 1969 OT 1967 2004 287 Padgett, Frank LaPrade R SoGeorgia OT 1967 1969 1967 1969 T 1972 2005 288 Roth, Kenneth George, Jr. R NoIllinois OT 1967 1970 1967 1970 T 1969 2010 289 Sherrill, Charles George R WNC OT 1967 1969 1967 1969 OT 1967 1993 290 Sides, Malcome Donald R WNC OT 1967 1969 1967 1969 OT 1967 1997 291 Thomas III, John Hurley R WNC OT 1967 1970 1967 1970 OT 1967 2008 292 Thompson, George Edward E WNC OT 1967 1969 1967 1969 OT 1967 293 Adams, Charles Leon R WNC PM 1968 1970 1968 1970 PM 1968 2003 294 Allred, James Grant, Jr. R WNC PM 1968 1971 1968 1971 PM 1968 2006 295 Cox, Roy David E WNC PM 1968 1971 1968 1971 PM 1968 296 Craddock, Teddy Blair IL WNC PM 1968 1972 1968 1972 PM 1968 297 Gibbs, Lewis Clinton R WNC PM 1968 1970 1964 1970 PM 1968 2001 298 Herin, Thomas James R WNC PM 1968 1973 1968 1973 PM 1968 2010 299 Houser, Ervin Hillard R WNC PM 1968 1970 1968 1970 PM 1968 2002 300 Judy, Karl Wesley E WNC PM 1968 1971 1968 1971 PM 1968 301 Kimel, Larry Leslie E WNC PM 1968 1973 1968 1973 PM 1968 302 Leatherwood, James Michael R WNC PM 1968 1971 1968 1971 PM 1968 2005 303 Lindsey, Carrol Reeves R WNC PM 1968 1970 1968 1970 PM 1968 2005 304 Lynn, Edmund Ray R WNC PM 1968 1970 1960 1962 PM 1968 1993 305 McDowell, Robert Howard R WNC PM 1968 1977 1960 1977 RA 1974 1996 306 Osborne, Barry Phillip E WNC PM 1968 1972 1968 1972 PM 1968 307 Plowman, Edwin Lee E WNC PM 1968 1974 1968 1974 PM 1968 308 Powell, James Lee E WNC PM 1968 1971 1968 1971 PM 1968 309 Rodriguez, Carlos Alberto R WNC PM 1968 1970 1964 1970 PM 1968 1982 310 Trollinger, James Thomas E WNC PM 1968 1971 1968 1971 PM 1968 311 Wombough, William Brian R CentralNY PM 1968 1976 1970 1976 T 1970 2006 312 Worthy, Carl McGhee, Jr. E WNC PM 1968 1971 1968 1971 PM 1968 313 Bailey, Dewey Addison R WNC PM 1969 1971 1969 1971 PM 1969 1998 314 Bales, Harold Keith R Holston PM 1969 1973 1969 1973 T 1983 2009 315 Beatty, Wayne Arthur IL WNC PM 1969 1972 1969 1972 PM 1969 316 Beck, Bobby Ray R WNC PM 1969 1971 1966 1971 PM 1969 1995 317 Bell, Paul Jay R SoGeorgia PM 1969 1971 1969 1971 T 1981 2000 318 Cantor, Edward Davis, Jr. R WNC PM 1969 1971 1955 1958 PM 1969 1987 319 Conrad, Don Edwin R WNC PM 1969 1971 1969 1971 PM 1969 1992 320 Dodd, Robert Vess IL WNC PM 1969 1972 1969 1972 PM 1969 321 Ellis, Edgar Lee R WNC PM 1969 1971 1967 1971 PM 1969 2001 322 Gerhardt, William Frederick R WNC PM 1969 1972 1969 1972 PM 1969 2003 323 Harris, Robert Montgomery R WNC PM 1969 1971 1966 1971 PM 1969 1998 324 Hobson, Bruce Grayson R WNC PM 1969 1971 1966 1971 PM 1969 1995 325 Jessup, Belvin Junior R WNC PM 1969 1971 1962 1971 PM 1969 1999 326 Jordan, Nerius Fred, Jr. E WNC PM 1969 1971 1969 1971 PM 1969 327 Maddox, James Edward R NorthernNJ PM 1969 1971 1969 1971 T 1979 2010 328 Ogburn, Richard Lynn R NC PM 1969 1977 1969 1977 T 1976 2007 329 Patzfahl, Richard Leonard E EWisc PM 1969 1974 1969 1974 T 1987 330 Richards III, Frank Garﬁ eld R WNC PM 1969 1971 1969 1971 PM 1969 2007 331 Rouse, Ellis Leroy, Jr. R WNC PM 1969 1971 1969 1971 PM 1969 2009 332 Sills, Mark Robinson E WNC PM 1969 1972 1969 1972 PM 1969 333 Stevens III, Charles Benjamin R WNC PM 1969 1973 1969 1973 PM 1969 2010 334 Waugh, Randolph Phillip R WNC PM 1969 1972 1969 1972 PM 1969 2006 335 Westmoreland, James Ross E WNC PM 1969 1971 1969 1971 PM 1969 336 Deyton, John Herbert, Jr. R WNC PM 1970 1973 1968 1973 PM 1970 1990 337 Hawk, Joseph Harry R WNC PM 1970 1973 1970 1973 PM 1970 1996 338 Jones, Preston Carston, Sr. R NC PM 1970 1974 1970 1974 T 1983 2008 339 Lee, Stephen Farrell R NoTexas PM 1970 1973 1970 1973 T 1970 2009 340 Love, Douglas Lee E EastOhio PM 1970 1975 1970 1975 T 1989 341 Medlin III, William Tracy E WNC PM 1970 1973 1970 1973 PM 1970 342 Reeves, James Robert E WNC PM 1970 1974 1970 1974 PM 1970 343 Routh, Donald Wayne R WNC PM 1970 1972 1970 1972 PM 1970 2009 344 Sherrill, Harry McClure R WNC PM 1970 1972 1970 1972 PM 1970 1995 345 Varner, James Hal R WNC PM 1970 1972 1969 1972 PM 1970 1994 346 Wilson, Benjamin Franklin R WNC PM 1970 1972 1970 1972 PM 1970 2006 347 Wilson, John Christian E WNC PM 1970 1977 1970 1977 T 1985 348 Banyai, Peter David R SoDakota PM 1971 1973 1971 1973 T 1997 2006 349 Barnhardt, Roland Taylor E WNC PM 1971 1973 1971 1973 PM 1971 350 Carter, James Joel R WNC PM 1971 1974 1971 1974 PM 1971 1992 351 Childers, Wade Hampton, Jr. R WNC PM 1971 1974 1971 1974 T 1981 2010 352 Clifton, Larry Bruce R WNC PM 1971 1973 1971 1973 PM 1971 2003 353 Currie, William Curtis R WNC PM 1971 1974 1971 1974 PM 1971 2005 354 Fox, Dennis Bryan, Jr. R WNC PM 1971 1977 1971 1977 PM 1971 2007 355 Jordan, David Michael E WNC PM 1971 1973 1971 1973 PM 1971 356 McArn, Carl Edward R Mississippi PM 1971 1974 1971 1974 T 1981 2003 357 McLain, Talmage Steven E WNC PM 1971 1974 1971 1974 PM 1971 358 Mann, Ronald Jackson R WNC PM 1971 1975 1971 1975 PM 1971 2005 359 Morrison, Hayward Lee R WNC AM 1971 1977 1969 1977 AM 1971 2002 360 Owen, Paul Scott, Jr. E WNC PM 1971 1979 1971 1979 RA 1977 361 Seymour, Joseph Cyril, Jr. E WNC PM 1971 1974 1971 1974 PM 1971 362 Steele, David Lee R WNC PM 1971 1973 1971 1973 PM 1971 1995 363 Taylor, John Laird, Jr. E WNC PM 1971 1976 1971 1976 RA 1982 2010 journal 283

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364 Turner, Charles McNeill, Jr. R WNC PM 1971 1974 1971 1974 PM 1971 2007 365 Weaver, Allen Baker R WNC PM 1971 1974 1971 1974 PM 1971 2001 366 Wilbourne, Henry Bryant E Virginia PM 1971 1974 1971 1974 T 2005 367 Brown, Michael Bruce E WNC PM 1972 1975 1972 1975 PM 1972 368 Champion, Buddy Joe R NC PM 1972 1976 1973 1976 T 1977 2005 369 Clodfelter, Benjamin Carl E WNC PM 1972 1977 1972 1977 PM 1972 370 Corriher, Arnold Douglas E WNC PM 1972 1974 1972 1974 PM 1972 371 Dukes III, Lee Stoll E WNC PM 1972 1974 1972 1974 PM 1972 372 Epps, John Frederick R WNC PM 1972 1974 1956 1958 PM 1972 2002 373 Hall, Raymond Oliver R Holston PM 1972 1974 1972 1974 T 1984 2007 374 Herold, John Welborn R WNC PM 1972 1975 1970 1975 PM 1972 2002 375 Hinson, Harrison Lee R WNC PM 1972 1975 1972 1975 PM 1972 2010 376 Ison, Frank Harris E WNC PM 1972 1974 1972 1974 PM 1972 377 Joyce, Steve Darnell R WNC PM 1972 1978 1972 1978 PM 1972 2008 378 Kerr, Robert Lowell E WNC PM 1972 1974 1972 1974 PM 1972 379 Mason, David Orland R Holston PM 1972 1975 1972 1975 T 1979 2005 380 Michael, Randall Blake E WNC PM 1972 1979 1972 1979 PM 1972 381 Schwantes, Harold Edwin E WNewYork PM 1972 1974 1972 1974 T 1985 382 Andrews, Harry Franklin E WNC PM 1973 1990 1973 1990 RA 1986 383 Bennett, Susan Anne E WNC PM 1973 1975 1973 1975 T 2003 384 Brown, Andrew Waymond, Jr. R WNC PM 1973 1977 1970 1977 PM 1973 2004 385 Cole, Phillip Brady E WNC PM 1973 1976 1973 1976 PM 1973 386 Davis, Charles Thomas R WNC PM 1973 1975 1973 1975 PM 1973 2009 387 Dean, Eugene Everett, Jr. E WNC PM 1973 1977 1973 1977 PM 1973 388 DeBerry, Phillip, Jr. E WNC PM 1973 1976 1973 1976 PM 1973 389 Hamilton, James Robert R WNC PM 1973 1976 1973 1976 PM 1973 1992 390 Heermans, Jan Phillip R WNC PM 1973 1977 1973 1977 PM 1973 2007 391 Johnson, Carl Scott E WNC PM 1973 1975 1973 1975 PM 1973 392 Lyon, Marvin Kenneth E WNC PM 1973 1982 1973 1982 RA 1978 393 Pendleton, Keys Summie R WNC PM 1973 1976 1970 1976 PM 1973 2010 394 Powell, Daniel Nelson R WNC PM 1973 1976 1973 1976 PM 1973 2004 395 Roach, Robert Eugene E WNC PM 1973 1976 1973 1976 PM 1973 396 Shuman, Donald Lee E WNC PM 1973 1975 1973 1975 PM 1973 397 Strange, Lee Hylton E WNC PM 1973 1976 1973 1976 PM 1973 398 Wilson, Earl, Jr. E WNC PM 1973 1974 1969 1971 T 1988 399 Biggers, Edward Lee R WNC PM 1974 1977 1974 1977 PM 1974 2009 400 Bingham, Keith Warren E WNC PM 1974 1977 1974 1977 PM 1974 401 Blackburn, Robert McGrady, Jr. E Florida PM 1974 1977 1974 1977 T 1980 402 Bowen, James Ellis R WNC PM 1974 1978 1974 1978 PM 1974 2006 403 Calhoun, David Porter E NAla PM 1974 1977 1974 1977 T 1986 404 Dougherty, Bernard Glenn E EastOhio PM 1974 1979 1974 1979 T 2001 405 Fritts, Robert Edwin, Jr. R WNC PM 1974 1979 1974 1979 PM 1974 2002 406 Furr, Jimmie Caldwell R WNC PM 1974 1977 1970 1977 PM 1974 2000 407 Gantt, Ben Tyra, Jr. R WNC AM 1974 1978 1971 1978 AM 1974 1986 408 Gibbs, Rex Lewis E WNC PM 1974 1977 1974 1977 PM 1974 409 Holliday, Boyd Marshall E WNC PM 1974 1976 1974 1976 PM 1974 410 Combs, Janice Fowler E WNC PM 1974 1976 1974 1976 PM 1974 411 Lear, William Joseph R WNC PM 1974 1977 1974 1977 PM 1974 2006 412 Lowdermilk III, Robert Elbert E WNC PM 1974 1977 1974 1977 PM 1974 413 Morton, Charles Edward R WNC AM 1974 1977 1971 1977 AM 1974 1994 414 Noyes, David Carey E WNC PM 1974 1976 1974 1976 PM 1974 415 Plummer, Charles Mark IL WNC PM 1974 1977 1974 1977 PM 1974 416 Rainey, Steven Knight E WNC PM 1974 1977 1974 1977 PM 1974 417 Robinson, William Cullens E WNC PM 1974 1977 1975 1977 PM 1974 418 Williams, Phillip Eldridge R WNC PM 1974 1976 1974 1976 PM 1974 2004 419 Arey, John Vincent, Jr. E WNC PM 1975 1978 1975 1978 PM 1975 420 Branton, Theodore Ray R WNC PM 1975 1977 1948 1952 PM 1975 1993 421 Brittain, Timothy Bernard E WNC PM 1975 1977 1975 1977 PM 1975 422 Sayer, Anthony Ralph E NoGeorgia PM 1975 1979 1975 1979 T 1987 423 Grifﬁ s, Thomas Lionel E WNC PM 1975 1977 1975 1977 PM 1975 424 Haines, Stephen David E WNC PM 1975 1978 1975 1978 PM 1975 425 Hedgpeth, Edwin Harold R WNC PM 1975 1977 1975 1977 PM 1975 1997 426 Milton, Sadye Mae Joyner R WNC PM 1975 1977 1975 1977 PM 1975 2009 427 Marsden, Keith Lynn ST SoNJ PM 1975 1978 1975 1978 T 1997 428 McCombs, Joseph Arthur R WNC PM 1975 1979 1975 1979 PM 1975 2007 429 Moran, Michael John E WNC PM 1975 1977 1975 1977 RA 2005 430 Peeler, Alfred Owen E WNC PM 1975 1978 1975 1978 PM 1975 431 Peurifoy, Robert Claude IL WNC PM 1975 1980 1975 1980 PM 1975 432 Ramsland, Jeffrey Roger E Florida PM 1975 1980 1975 1980 T 2008 433 Scott, Jimmy Allen R WNC PM 1975 1978 1975 1978 PM 1975 2001 434 Shives, Harold Dean R WNC AM 1975 1979 1972 1979 AM 1975 1997 435 Staples, Lawrence Walton, Jr. R WNC PM 1975 1980 1975 1980 PM 1975 2009 436 Ward, James Alexander, Jr. E WNC PM 1975 1978 1975 1978 PM 1975 437 Marsden, Dorothy Dianne West E WNC PM 1975 1977 1975 1977 T 1997 438 Beall, Thomas McKenzie, Jr. R WNC PM 1976 1978 1976 1978 PM 1976 1998 439 Black, Eddie Lee R WNC PM 1976 1978 1976 1978 PM 1976 2007 440 Boyd, Johnnie George, Jr. R WNC AM 1976 1987 1969 1987 AM 1976 1997 441 Burton, George Allen E WNC PM 1976 1979 1976 1979 PM 1976 442 Durham III, James Berry E CenTexas PM 1976 1979 1976 1979 T 1999 443 Engebretson, Sharon Rose Fuchs E NoIllinois PM 1976 1981 1976 1981 T 2002 444 Golden, Jacob Bowles, Jr. E WNC PM 1976 1980 1976 1980 PM 1976 445 Gordon, Albert Franklin, Jr. E WNC PM 1976 1979 1976 1979 PM 1976 446 Gottula, Karen Kay Williams IL WNC PM 1976 1980 1976 1980 PM 1976 447 Hileman, Jack Lindsey E Florida PM 1976 1980 1976 1980 T 1987 448 Huffman, Robert Eugene R WNC PM 1976 1979 1976 1979 PM 1976 1999 449 Joyce, David Corey E NC PM 1976 1980 1976 1980 T 1984 450 Kirk, Theodore Abraham R WNC PM 1976 1979 1976 1979 PM 1976 1995 451 Knoespel, John William E WNC PM 1976 1982 1976 1982 PM 1976 452 Langford III, Thomas Anderson E WNC PM 1976 1979 1976 1979 PM 1976 453 Martin, Daniel Gray E WNC PM 1976 1980 1976 1980 PM 1976 454 Myers, Jimmy Laird E WNC PM 1976 1979 1977 1979 PM 1976 455 Penry, Clyde Kenneth E WNC PM 1976 1981 1976 1981 PM 1976 456 Randolph, Richard Dale R WNC PM 1976 1979 1976 1979 PM 1976 2009 457 Sherrill, Howard Dean, Jr. R WNC PM 1976 1990 1977 1990 RA 1985 2010 458 Stott, Norman Maxwell, Jr. E WNC PM 1976 1978 1976 1978 RA 2003 459 Suggs, Douglas Lee E NC PM 1976 1979 1976 1979 T 1977 460 Wall, Randy Lee E NC PM 1976 1980 1976 1980 T 1992 461 Wallace, Kyles Yohn E WNC PM 1976 1979 1976 1979 PM 1976 462 Allen, David Ronald E WNC PM 1977 1981 1977 1981 PM 1977 463 Boggs, John Sherrod E WNC PM 1977 1982 1977 1982 PM 1977 464 Danley, Jackie Dean R WNC AM 1977 2002 1971 2002 AM 1977 2010 465 Freeman, George Mark E WNC PM 1977 1981 1977 1981 PM 1977 466 Gibbons, Charles Franklin R WNC PM 1977 1981 1977 1981 PM 1977 2008 284 Western North Carolina Conference

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467 Gibson, Thomas Lester E WNC PM 1977 1982 1977 1982 PM 1977 468 Hacklander, Paul Kenneth IL WNC PM 1977 1980 1977 1980 PM 1977 469 Hagans, Rodney Hugh, Jr. E WNC PM 1977 1983 1977 1983 PM 1977 470 Haynes, Johnny O’Neil E WNC PM 1977 1982 1977 1982 PM 1977 471 Hughes, Christopher Beaumont E Ala WFla PM 1977 1980 1977 1980 T 2009 472 Huntley, Thomas Maurice IL WNC PM 1977 1981 1977 1981 PM 1977 473 Jones, Bruce Marvin E WNC PM 1977 1982 1977 1982 PM 1977 474 Williams-Gilbert, Carol E WNC PM 1977 1981 1977 1981 T 1986 475 Lindquist, Carl William SL WNewYork PM 1977 1980 1977 1980 T 1986 476 Matthews, Terry Lee E WNC PM 1977 1979 1977 1979 PM 1977 477 Myers, Glenn Lewis, Jr. E WNC PM 1977 1979 1977 1979 PM 1977 478 Osmer, Sarah Taylor E WNC PM 1977 1979 1977 1979 PM 1977 479 Penland, David Reagan R WNC PM 1977 1979 1977 1979 PM 1977 2001 480 Perkins, Paul Franklin, Sr. R WNC PM 1977 1981 1977 1981 T 1994 2006 481 Rintz, John William E WNC PM 1977 1981 1977 1981 PM 1977 482 Rowe, John Benson E WNC PM 1977 1979 1977 1979 PM 1977 483 Sturge, Robert Hugh E CenNewYork PM 1977 1981 1977 1981 T 1993 484 Suggs, Patricia Kaylor E WNC PM 1977 1979 1977 1979 PM 1977 485 Buckner, Frank Wooldridge, Jr. E WNC PM 1978 1985 1978 1985 PM 1978 486 Clough, Richard Clark, Jr. E WNC PM 1978 1982 1978 1982 PM 1978 487 Halipilias, Charles Byron E WNC PM 1978 1983 1978 1983 PM 1978 488 Hinshaw, James Ernest E WNC PM 1978 1983 1978 1983 RA 2003 489 Hubbard, Norman Andrew E WNC PM 1978 1983 1978 1983 PM 1978 490 Lloyd, Isaac Donnell E WNC PM 1978 1982 1978 1982 PM 1978 491 Melton, David Simpson E WNC PM 1978 1982 1978 1982 PM 1978 492 Miller, Karen Elizabeth Farish E Oklahoma PM 1978 1982 1978 1982 T 1986 493 Milton, Paul Nelson E WNC PM 1978 1982 1976 1982 PM 1978 494 Nations, John Robert, Jr. E WNC PM 1978 1984 1978 1984 PM 1978 495 Nowlan, Richard Scott E WNC PM 1978 1982 1978 1982 PM 1978 496 Porter, Stephen Carle E Detroit PM 1978 1991 1978 1991 T 2001 497 Portis, Marcus Steven E WNC PM 1978 1981 1978 1981 PM 1978 498 Puryear, Larry Gene E WNC PM 1978 1983 1978 1983 PM 1978 499 Smith, Dewey Wayne E WNC PM 1978 1981 1978 1981 PM 1978 500 Surratt, Raymond Lee E WNC PM 1978 1985 1978 1985 PM 1978 501 Allen, Clyde Wayne E Maine PM 1979 1981 1979 1981 T 1983 502 Auten, Richard Dale E WNC PM 1979 1982 1977 1982 PM 1979 503 Bailey, Michael Ford E Memphis PM 1979 1985 1979 1985 T 1994 504 Johnson II, Timothy Isaac R WNC PM 1979 1989 1979 1989 RA 1987 1999 505 Lowe, Vance Wright E WNC PM 1979 1982 1979 1982 PM 1979 506 Noblitt, Hubert Donald R WNC AM 1979 1988 1966 1988 AM 1979 1993 507 Poag, Lewis Lowe E WNC PM 1979 1981 1979 1981 PM 1979 508 Reep, James David E WNC PM 1979 1982 1979 1982 PM 1979 509 Royals, Gary Clay E WNC PM 1979 1982 1979 1982 PM 1979 510 Stadler, Leonard Engram, Jr. IL WNC PM 1979 1982 1979 1982 PM 1979 511 Thore, William Christopher E WNC PM 1979 1982 1979 1982 PM 1979 512 Black II, Carl Clifton E WNC PM 1980 1988 1980 1988 PM 1980 513 Cockman, Elijah Alexander R WNC FC 1980 1980 1980 FC 1980 1994 514 Dye, Mary John E NoMiss PM 1980 1984 1976 1984 T 1987 515 Ferree-Clark, Nancy Ann E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 516 Fitzgerald, Christopher Alton E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 517 Flack, Caroll Austin E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 518 Fulk, Joseph Marion, Jr. E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 519 Galloway, Jimmy William IL WNC PM 1980 1983 1977 1983 PM 1980 520 Giles, Sanford Lee, Jr. E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 521 Golden, Jonathan Lohr E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 522 Guy, Charles Ray IL WNC PM 1980 1984 1980 1984 PM 1980 523 Harrelson, Claudia Gail E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 524 Howell, James Comer E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 525 Jones, Larry Vertice E SC PM 1980 1982 1980 1982 T 2010 526 Key, Mark Joel E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 527 Langford, Sally Lucius Overby E WNC PM 1980 1984 1980 1984 PM 1980 528 Lanier, Roy Sidney E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 529 Lawrence, David Franklin E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 530 Miller, Perry Stanton E WNC PM 1980 1982 1980 1982 T 1986 531 Moore, John Albert IL WNC PM 1980 1985 1980 1985 PM 1980 532 Moss, Kenneth Ronald R WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 2006 533 Pendleton, Cynthia Jay E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 534 Robinson, Ronald Ray E WNC PM 1980 1985 1980 1985 PM 1980 535 Rochester, Nicholas Lynch, Jr. E WNC AM 1980 1998 1977 1998 AM 1980 536 Rollins, Robert William, Jr. E NC PM 1980 1984 1980 1984 T 1988 537 Sherrill, Katherine Ann Clontz E WNC PM 1980 1985 1980 1985 PM 1980 538 Sherrill, Randy Norris E WNC PM 1980 1985 1980 1985 PM 1980 539 Shrader, Kent Leigh E Holston PM 1980 1985 1980 1985 T 1990 540 Taylor, Peter Jon E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 541 Winstead, Michael Ernest E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 542 Wyman, William Claton, Jr. E NoTexas PM 1980 1982 1980 1982 T 1992 543 Yow, James Lee E WNC PM 1980 1983 1980 1983 PM 1980 544 Brower, Neal Franklin E WNC PM 1981 1984 1981 1984 PM 1981 545 Donahue, Cecil Edwin E WNC PM 1981 1985 1981 1985 PM 1981 546 Fowler, John Warren E WNC PM 1981 1983 1981 1983 PM 1981 547 Hillman III, Edgar Lafayette E WNC PM 1981 1985 1981 1985 PM 1981 548 Holland, Cornelius R WNC AM 1981 1993 1972 1993 AM 1981 2002 549 James, Stephen David E NewMexico PM 1981 1989 1985 1989 T 1992 550 Jenkins, Donald E Tenn PM 1981 1983 1981 1983 T 1993 551 Jones, Roland Robert R Memphis PM 1981 1986 1981 1986 T 1984 2003 552 Newell, James Keith E WNC PM 1981 1984 1981 1984 PM 1981 553 Porter, Timothy Richard E WNC PM 1981 1985 1981 1985 PM 1981 554 Reeves, George David E WNC PM 1981 1984 1981 1984 PM 1981 555 Rice, Ronald Alaster, Jr. E WNC PM 1981 1984 1981 1984 PM 1981 556 Sharpe, Samuel Wesley E WNC PM 1981 1984 1981 1984 PM 1981 557 Thompson III, Charles W. Sydnor E WNC PM 1981 1986 1981 1986 T 1990 558 Watford, James Lucas E WNC PM 1981 1984 1981 1984 PM 1981 559 Auman, Timothy Lewis E WNC PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 PM 1982 560 Bristol III, Henry Cowles E WNC PM 1982 1990 1982 1990 PM 1982 561 Davis, William Gerald E NoAlabama PM 1982 1984 1982 1984 T 1986 562 Duncan, David Junior E WNC PM 1982 1984 1982 1984 PM 1982 563 Freeman, Gregory Dennis E WNC PM 1982 1986 1982 1986 PM 1982 564 Holland III, Arthur Robert E WNC PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 PM 1982 565 Hunter, Thomas Richard E WNC PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 PM 1982 566 Dixon, Patricia McLaughlin E WNC PM 1982 1991 1982 1991 PM 1982 567 Johnson, Stephen Trent E WNC PM 1982 1987 1982 1987 PM 1982 568 Latimer III, Collie Thomas E WNC PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 PM 1982 569 Lookadoo, David Garth IL WNC PM 1982 1984 1982 1984 PM 1982 2010 journal 285

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570 Milleson, Bart William E WNC PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 PM 1982 571 Roth, William Errett E NoIndiana PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 T 1998 572 Scott, Robert Keith IL WNC PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 PM 1982 573 Sorrells, William Lyn E WNC PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 PM 1982 574 Spaulding, David Virgil E Kentucky PM 1982 1984 1982 1984 T 2001 575 Swofford, Michael Keith E WNC PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 PM 1982 576 Wilson II, Charles William E CenTexas PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 T 1987 577 Wooten, Dana Bruce IL WNC PM 1982 1985 1982 1985 PM 1982 578 Austin, Stephen Williams E WNC PM 1983 1991 1983 1991 PM 1983 579 Burton, John Matthew, Jr. E WNC PM 1983 1987 1983 1987 PM 1983 580 Carter, Kenneth Harper, Jr. E WNC PM 1983 1986 1983 1986 PM 1983 581 Cirulis, Marilyn Hull E WNC PM 1983 1986 1983 1986 PM 1983 582 Evans, Jerry Thomas LA WNC PM 1983 1987 1983 1987 PM 1983 583 Hitch, Gervase Craig R WNC PM 1983 1987 1983 1987 PM 1983 2010 584 Judy, Paula Ann Kendall LA WNC PM 1983 1987 1983 1987 PM 1983 585 Keller, Lutz Gottfried R WNC PM 1983 1986 1983 1986 PM 1983 2010 586 Macdonald, Michael Andrew E LittleRock PM 1983 1987 1983 1987 T 1984 587 Martin, Stephen Moore E WNC PM 1983 1987 1983 1987 PM 1983 588 Moore, Charles Russell R WNC PM 1983 1985 1983 1985 PM 1983 2000 589 Vickers, Susan Elaine Norman E WNC PM 1983 1986 1983 1986 PM 1983 590 Queen, Dolores Barus R WNC PM 1983 1986 1983 1986 PM 1983 2001 591 Rankin, Nancy Louise Burgin E WNC PM 1983 1986 1983 1986 PM 1983 592 Sailors, Roger Rudolph E WNC PM 1983 1986 1983 1986 PM 1983 593 Shoaf, Timothy Fred E WNC PM 1983 1987 1983 1987 PM 1983 594 Smith, Bruce Walter E WNC PM 1983 1990 1983 1990 PM 1983 595 Smith, Francis Ronald E WNC PM 1983 1988 1983 1988 RA 1986 596 Smith, Timothy Hill R WNC PM 1983 1986 1983 1986 PM 1983 2008 597 Stanley, Ashley Crowder E Minnesota PM 1983 1985 1983 1985 T 1993 598 Upchurch, William Lynn, Jr. E WNC PM 1983 1987 1983 1987 PM 1983 599 Welch, Patrick Paul IL WNC PM 1983 1991 1983 1991 PM 1983 600 Campbell-Robinson, Heidi Lou E WNC PM 1984 1986 1984 1986 PM 1984 601 Church, Clint James E WNC PM 1984 1988 1984 1988 PM 1984 602 Collins, Gerald David R WNC PM 1984 1988 1984 1988 PM 1984 2008 603 Gaska, Beverly Ellen E WestMich PM 1984 1987 1984 1987 T 1997 604 Grifﬁ ths, Glenn Sherer R WNC PM 1984 1988 1984 1988 PM 1984 2008 605 Hahn, Benny Byungchill R SoIndiana PM 1984 1986 1984 1986 T 2004 2007 606 Holder, William Michael E WNC PM 1984 1987 1984 1987 PM 1984 607 Jeffries, William Thomas E NewYork PM 1984 1986 1984 1986 T 1987 608 Kiser, Howard Stephen IL WNC PM 1984 1988 1984 1988 PM 1984 609 Kurtz, Michael David E WNC PM 1984 1986 1984 1986 PM 1984 610 Larson, Mark Douglas E WNC PM 1984 1988 1984 1988 PM 1984 611 Mackey, James Guy E WNC PM 1984 1986 1984 1986 PM 1984 612 McKim, Dana Arnold E WNC PM 1984 1987 1984 1987 PM 1984 613 Pyatt, James Lattimore E WNC PM 1984 1987 1984 1987 PM 1984 614 Ray, Stephen Joseph E WestPenn PM 1984 1988 1984 1988 T 2002 615 Stokeking, Carole Ann Bailey E Memphis PM 1984 1988 1984 1988 T 1996 616 Wyant, David Allen E WNC PM 1984 1988 1984 1988 PM 1984 617 Yates, Walter George E WNC PM 1984 1987 1984 1987 PM 1984 618 Andrews, William Mark E WNC PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 PM 1985 619 Armstrong, James McCoy, Jr. E WNC PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 PM 1985 620 Auman, Jill Ellen Lindsey E WNC PM 1985 1989 1985 1989 PM 1985 621 Morgan, Caren Streetman Bigelow E WNC PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 PM 1985 622 Collins, Joseph William E WNC PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 PM 1985 623 Conover, Cameron Howard, Jr. E WNC PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 PM 1985 624 Dickens, James Gregory E WNC PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 PM 1985 625 Hunter, Roger Lee E WNC AM 1985 2004 1985 2004 AM 1985 626 Jones, Lorentz Gregory E WNC PM 1985 1991 1985 1991 T 1998 627 Jones, Susan Pendleton Burke E WNC PM 1985 1987 1985 1987 T 1998 628 Lewis, Patricia Anne Alley E WNC PM 1985 1987 1985 1987 PM 1985 629 Devoid, Benjamin Franklin E WNC PM 1985 1987 1985 1987 PM 1985 630 Mouw, Karen Ruth Voskuil R Detroit PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 T 1986 2007 631 Newman, Donald Alan E WNC PM 1985 1990 1985 1990 PM 1985 632 Reeves, Percival Terence E WNewYork PM 1985 1989 1985 1989 T 1994 633 Rich, Howard Michael LA WNC PM 1985 1993 1985 1993 RA 1991 634 Steagald, Thomas Ray E WNC PM 1985 1988 1976 1988 T 1985 635 Stein, John Christopher E MissouriE PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 T 2000 636 Troutman, Glenn Dale R WNC PM 1985 1989 1985 1989 PM 1985 2005 637 Troutman III, Jacob Claude E WNC PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 PM 1985 638 Vang, Cher Lue E NoNJ PM 1985 1989 1985 1989 T 1992 639 Westfall, Joseph Michael E WestVa PM 1985 1988 1985 1988 T 1986 640 Ingram, Barbara Elizabeth Averett ST WNC PM 1986 1989 1986 1989 PM 1986 641 Baker, Charles William, Jr. E WNC PM 1986 1989 1986 1989 PM 1986 642 Barden, Mark Lawrence E WNC PM 1986 1990 1986 1990 PM 1986 643 Beck, Alfred Leroy, Jr. E Florida PM 1986 1988 1986 1988 T 2002 644 Colson, John David E WNC PM 1986 1989 1986 1989 PM 1986 645 Fite, Ricky Darryl E WNC PM 1986 1990 1986 1990 PM 1986 646 Franklin, John Keith E WNC PM 1986 1988 1986 1988 PM 1986 647 Fuquay, Robert Earl, Jr. E WNC PM 1986 1989 1986 1989 PM 1986 648 Glass, Beth Diane R WNC PM 1986 1989 1986 1989 PM 1986 2005 649 Graves, James Henry R WNC PM 1986 1990 1986 1990 PM 1986 2010 650 Hicks, Mark Carter E WNC PM 1986 1989 1986 1989 PM 1986 651 Hillyer, DeForest Everett, Jr. R WNC PM 1986 1994 1970 1994 T 1986 2008 652 Howard, John Franklin, Sr. E WNC PM 1986 1990 1986 1990 PM 1986 653 FitzJefferies, Henry Donnell E WNC PM 1986 1989 1986 1989 PM 1986 654 Lambert, Anthony Eric E WNC PM 1986 1989 1986 1989 PM 1986 655 Newman, Brenda Sue Motley E WNC PM 1986 1991 1986 1992 PM 1986 656 Ogden, Wanda Jean IL WNC PM 1986 1994 1986 1994 PM 1986 657 Patterson, Jeffrey Scott E WNC PM 1986 1988 1986 1988 PM 1986 658 Richardson, Gary Samuel E WNC PM 1986 1988 1986 1988 PM 1986 659 Rorie, David Markham E WNC PM 1986 1988 1986 1988 PM 1986 660 Wilhelm, Sylvia Dean E WNC PM 1986 1989 1986 1989 PM 1986 661 Cash, David Ronald, Sr. E WNC PM 1987 1990 1987 1990 PM 1987 662 Denton, Mark Steven E WNC PM 1987 1993 1987 1993 PM 1987 663 Durham, Donnie Benton E WNC PM 1987 1990 1987 1990 PM 1987 664 Fitzgerald, John Crockett E WNC PM 1987 1991 1987 1991 PM 1987 665 Graves, Elizabeth Lorraine E WNC PM 1987 1989 1987 1989 PM 1987 666 Hobson, David Hughes E WNC PM 1987 1990 1987 1990 PM 1987 667 Kaser Odor, Karen Elizabeth E Paciﬁ cNW PM 1987 1990 1987 1990 T 1997 668 Kayler, Claude Jackson E WNC PM 1987 1992 1987 1992 PM 1987 669 Kelly, Linda Marie E NC PM 1987 1992 1987 1992 T 1991 670 Kyker, Charles Clinton E WNC PM 1987 1991 1987 1991 PM 1987 671 Wallace, Emma Lou R WNC PM 1987 1991 1987 1991 PM 1987 2000 672 Mason, Deval Michel E KansasW PM 1987 1990 1987 1990 T 1992 286 Western North Carolina Conference

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673 Matthews, Tony Harold E WNC PM 1987 1990 1987 1990 PM 1987 674 Melton, Larry Marvin R WNC PM 1987 1989 1978 1989 T 1987 2008 675 Morrison, Billie Joan Stubbleﬁ eld R WNC PM 1987 1990 1987 1990 PM 1987 2001 676 Ollis, Jock Pike E WNC PM 1987 1990 1987 1990 PM 1987 677 Phillippi, Steven Earl E WNC PM 1987 1989 1987 1989 PM 1987 678 Rudd, Karen Jean E WNC PM 1987 1990 1987 1990 PM 1987 679 Beam, David Wilson E WNC PM 1988 1991 1988 1991 PM 1988 680 Briggs, Lynda Gail Thomas E WNC PM 1988 1992 1988 1992 PM 1988 681 Campbell, Richard Harold R WNC PM 1988 1991 1972 1991 PM 1988 2001 682 Canty, Shirley Lee E NewYork PM 1988 1992 1988 1992 T 2001 683 Christy, John Paul E WNC PM 1988 1991 1988 1991 PM 1988 684 Duncan, Gary Michael E WNC PM 1988 1991 1988 1991 PM 1988 685 Elliott, Sara Carroll R WNC PM 1988 1990 1988 1990 PM 1988 1999 686 Evans, Mark David E Iowa PM 1988 1991 1988 1991 T 1996 687 Gaddy, Daniel Walter E WNC PM 1988 1992 1988 1992 PM 1988 688 Hodnett, Moses Edmond, Jr. E WNC PM 1988 1990 1988 1990 PM 1988 689 Lepley, Lynne Denise Moose E WNC PM 1988 1991 1988 1991 PM 1988 690 Lepley, Ralph Jason E WNC PM 1988 1990 1988 1990 PM 1988 691 McNaney, Lowell Charles E WNC PM 1988 1990 1988 1990 PM 1988 692 Moore, Terry Lynn E WNC PM 1988 1991 1988 1991 PM 1988 693 Parsons, Robert Lee, Jr. E Florida PM 1988 1992 1988 1992 T 2007 694 Powell, Randolph Edward E WNC PM 1988 1992 1988 1992 PM 1988 695 Randolph, William Beverley E WNC PM 1988 1993 1988 1993 PM 1988 696 Reece, Eric Andrew E WNC PM 1988 1991 1988 1991 PM 1988 697 Rowland, Terry Lee E WNC PM 1988 1990 1988 1990 PM 1988 698 Shaw, Stephen Neill E WNC PM 1988 1993 1988 1993 PM 1988 699 Solano, Michael John E Ala WFla PM 1988 1991 1988 1991 T 1989 700 Strader, Pamela Lynn E WNC PM 1988 1990 1988 1990 PM 1988 701 Ward, June Roy E WNC PM 1988 1992 1988 1992 PM 1988 702 White, James Kirby E WNC PM 1988 1992 1988 1992 PM 1988 703 Woods, John Conrad, Jr. E SoGeorgia PM 1988 1997 1988 1997 RA 1996 704 Adams, Sharon Lavonda E WNC PM 1989 1992 1986 1992 T 1989 705 Albert, Thomas Warren E EPenn PM 1989 1993 1989 1993 T 2000 706 Chaput, Patricia Ann Gifford E WNC PM 1989 1995 1989 1995 PM 1989 707 Caldwell, Jewell Lynne Blankenship E WNC PM 1989 1992 1989 1992 PM 1989 708 Brittain, Julianne E WNC PM 1989 1992 1989 1992 PM 1989 709 Brock, A. C., Jr. E Mississippi PM 1989 1993 1989 1993 T 1992 710 Fair, Leonard Owen E NC PM 1987 1989 1987 1989 T 1994 711 Collins, Michael Wayne E WNC PM 1989 1991 1980 1991 T 1989 712 Curran, Jane Mary R WNC PM 1989 1991 1989 1991 PM 1989 2010 713 Davis, Talbot Alan E WNC PM 1989 1992 1989 1992 PM 1989 714 Doub, Ronald Dean E WNC PM 1989 1992 1989 1992 PM 1989 715 Dowdy, Anthony Meade E WNC PM 1989 1993 1983 1983 T 1989 716 Englebreth, William Russell E WNC PM 1989 1992 1989 1992 PM 1989 717 Bishop, Sheila Diana Bunce E WNC PM 1989 1993 1989 1993 PM 1989 718 Gehring, Michael John E NorthArk PM 1989 1994 1989 1994 T 1991 719 Gordon, Gregory Brian E WNC PM 1989 1992 1989 1992 PM 1989 720 Auten, Laura Eleanor Hubbard E WNC PM 1989 1992 1989 1992 PM 1989 721 Jones, Judah Lea E WNC PM 1989 1992 1989 1992 PM 1989 722 Leonard, Danny Bryce E WNC PM 1989 1992 1989 1992 PM 1989 723 McDowell, Charles Lenwood R WNC PM 1989 1992 1968 1992 T 1989 2001 724 Morgan, Linda Stack R WNC PM 1989 1992 1981 1992 T 1989 2009 725 Park, Phillip Wayne E WNC PM 1989 1996 1989 1996 PM 1989 726 Peden, Ivan Hugh Macdonald E WNC FC 1989 1989 1977 T 1989 727 Perkins, Albert Odell, Sr. E WNC AM 1989 1994 1989 1994 AM 1989 728 Kim, Abraham E WNC FC 1989 1989 1968 1972 T 1989 729 Coppley, Jeffrey Thomas E WNC PM 1990 1993 1990 1993 PM 1990 730 Hochmuth, Douglas Edward E WNC PM 1990 1993 1990 1993 PM 1990 731 Hurst, Phillip McCray E WNC PM 1990 1998 1990 1998 PM 1990 732 Love, John Parkhurst E NoCenNY PM 1990 1992 1990 1992 T 2002 733 Lutz, Rufus Reginald R WNC PM 1990 1995 1981 1995 T 1990 2005 734 Moore, Samuel Howard, Jr. E WNC PM 1990 1993 1990 1993 PM 1990 735 Noell, Stuart Lee E WNC PM 1990 1993 1990 1993 PM 1990 736 Northcraft, Suzanne Boesel R WNC PM 1990 1993 1990 1993 PM 1990 1998 737 Hutchings, Charlene Rodrigue E WNC PM 1990 1994 1990 1994 PM 1990 738 Marlowe, Angela Marie Rogers E WNC PM 1990 1993 1990 1993 PM 1990 739 Rushing, Jeffrey James E WNC PM 1990 1993 1990 1993 PM 1990 740 Shepherd, Ben Kimball E WNC PM 1990 1992 1990 1992 PM 1990 741 Underwood, Sarah Cannon E WNC PM 1990 1992 1990 1992 PM 1990 742 Kalish, Sarah Bryson E WNC PM 1990 1994 1990 1994 PM 1990 743 Beverly, Arnetta Elizabeth E WNC PM 1991 1995 1991 1995 PM 1991 744 Bravender, Paul Eugene R WNC PM 1991 1996 1991 1996 PM 1991 2002 745 Christy, David Harold E WNC PM 1991 1993 1991 1993 PM 1991 746 Clontz, Mark Everette E WNC PM 1991 1994 1991 1994 PM 1991 747 Coles, Amy Louise E WNC PM 1991 1994 1991 1994 PM 1991 748 Duckworth, Terry Ryan E WNC PM 1991 1995 1991 1995 PM 1991 749 Foster, William Randall E WNC PM 1991 1993 1991 1993 PM 1991 750 Groce, Kelley Denise Greene E WNC PM 1991 1995 1991 1995 PM 1991 751 Grubbs, Raymond Lloyd E WNC PM 1991 1993 1991 1993 PM 1991 752 Hester, John Daniel E WNC PM 1991 1994 1991 1994 PM 1991 753 Hutchens, Charles Lee E WNC PM 1991 1994 1977 1994 T 1991 754 Kim, Heeyoung E NWTexas FC 1991 1991 1978 1978 T 2003 755 Kirby, Stephen Hadyn E WNC PM 1991 1994 1991 1994 PM 1991 756 Wray, Leslee Gayle Lyndon E WNC PM 1991 1993 1991 1993 PM 1991 757 Martin, Sandra Wooldridge R WNC PM 1991 1994 1991 1994 PM 1991 2000 758 Miller, Bobby Randall E WNC PM 1991 1995 1991 1995 PM 1991 759 McClure, Paul Leonard E WNC PM 1991 1996 1991 1996 PM 1991 760 McLawhorn, Robert Thompson E WNC PM 1991 1996 1991 1996 PM 1991 761 Purselle, Kerry Blunt E NoGeorgia PM 1991 1994 1991 1994 T 2005 762 Ralls, Walter Mark E WNC PM 1991 2002 1991 2002 RA 1999 763 Riggs, Edna Ruth R WNC PM 1991 1995 1991 1995 PM 1991 2009 764 Rio-Anderson, Amy Jeanine E WNC PM 1991 1996 1991 1996 PM 1991 765 Russell, George David E WNC PM 1991 1997 1991 1997 PM 1991 766 Tisdale, John Kenneth E WNC PM 1991 1993 1991 1993 PM 1991 767 Van Lente, Ronald Dean E WNC PM 1991 1998 1991 1998 PM 1991 768 Virtue, Janice Ann E NoTexas PM 1991 1993 1991 1993 T 2002 769 Warlick, Harold Coulter, Jr. E WNC PM 1991 1994 1968 1994 T 1991 770 Webb, James Thomas, Jr. E WNC PM 1991 1993 1991 1993 PM 1991 771 Wishon, Lisa Lynne E WNC PM 1991 1994 1991 1994 PM 1991 772 Allen, Tony Lance E WNC PM 1992 1996 1992 1996 PM 1992 773 Arrington, Carl Leo E WNC FC 1992 1992 1980 T 1992 774 Brown, Morris Allen E WNC PM 1992 1997 1990 1997 T 1992 775 Cogan, Bret Russell E WNC PM 1992 1994 1990 1994 T 1992 2010 journal 287

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776 Craven, Wesley Earl, Jr. E WNC PM 1992 1994 1981 1994 T 1992 777 Davis, Minnie Delores R Wyoming PM 1992 1998 1998 T 1997 2010 778 Forbes, Virginia Loggins R WNC PM 1992 1995 1992 1995 PM 1992 2004 779 Gibbs, Doris Dean Walker R WNC PM 1992 1996 1992 1996 PM 1992 2004 780 Gwyn, Bruce Lawson E WNC PM 1992 1996 1992 1996 PM 1992 781 Hamrick, Patrick Spencer E WNC PM 1992 1995 1992 1995 PM 1992 782 Kyker, Jacob Clinton E WNC PM 1992 1995 1992 1995 PM 1992 783 Miller, Douglas William E WNC PM 1992 1994 1992 1994 PM 1992 784 Miller, Mary Elizabeth Rowe E WNC PM 1992 1994 1992 1994 PM 1992 785 McLeod, Roy Wesley, Jr. E WNC PM 1992 1998 1992 1998 PM 1992 786 Moree, Michael Wayne E WNC PM 1992 1994 1984 1994 T 1992 787 Queen, Barry Lynn E WNC PM 1992 1996 1992 1996 PM 1992 788 Slater, Martha Elizabeth E WNC PM 1992 1995 1992 1995 PM 1992 789 Stinson-Wesley, John Thomas E WNC PM 1992 1994 1992 1994 PM 1992 790 Stinson-Wesley, Sherrill Amelia E WNC PM 1992 1997 1992 1997 PM 1992 791 Sweeney, Jeffery Alan E WNC PM 1992 1996 1992 1996 PM 1992 792 Turman, Ronald Keith E WNC PM 1992 1995 1992 1995 PM 1992 793 Wachs, William Ronald R WNC PM 1992 1999 1989 1999 T 1992 2008 794 Wallace, Jack Donald, Jr. E WNC PM 1992 1996 1992 1996 PM 1992 795 Webb, Shelly Fay E WNC PM 1992 1995 1992 1995 PM 1992 796 Wiseman, Robert William E WNC PM 1992 1996 1992 1996 PM 1992 797 Jolly, John Daniel R WNC AM 1993 2000 1993 2000 AM 1993 2001 798 Bell, Anthony Lee E CenIllinois PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 T 2003 799 Bridgers, Peggy DeLoatch R WNC PM 1993 1997 1993 1997 PM 1993 2010 800 Lemons, Evelyn McAdams E WNC PM 1993 1995 1993 1995 PM 1993 801 Carpenter, Kelly Parkerson E NoIndiana PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 T 1994 802 Cheek, Howard Lee, Jr. E WNC PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 PM 1993 803 Crady, Brian Michael E WNC PM 1993 1999 1993 1999 PM 1993 804 Curtis, John Kenneth E WNC PM 1993 1997 1993 1997 PM 1993 805 Garrard, William Reese, Jr. R WNC PM 1993 1995 1993 1995 PM 1993 2010 806 Greene, David Scott E WNC PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 PM 1993 807 Hockett, David Carl E WNC PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 PM 1993 808 Hood, Roy Lee R WNC PM 1993 1959 T 1993 1999 809 Humphries-Bivens, Patricia IL WNC PM 1993 1995 1993 1995 PM 1993 810 Ingram, Frank Edward SL WNC PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 PM 1993 811 Irwin, Richard Neal E NC PM 1993 1995 1993 1995 T 1995 812 Johnson, James Sterling E WNC PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 PM 1993 813 Langston, Craig Arnold E Texas PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 T 1995 814 Lemons, Joseph Barry E WNC PM 1993 1997 1990 1997 T 1993 815 Marlowe, Jonathan David E WNC PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 PM 1993 816 Marsh, James Peacock, Jr. ST WNC PM 1993 1996 1993 1996 PM 1993 817 Stewart, Charles Adolf E WNC PM 1993 1995 1993 1995 PM 1993 + 818 Taylor, Habakkuk R WNC AM 1993 1999 1993 1999 AM 1993 2001 819 Wynn, Nina Catherine Weaver E WNC PM 1993 1997 1993 1997 PM 1993 820 Wilson, Mitchell Forest E WNC PM 1993 1999 1993 1999 PM 1993 821 Alvord, Veranita Grace E WNC PM 1994 1999 1994 1999 PM 1994 822 Berry II, William Francis IL WNC PM 1994 1997 1994 1997 PM 1994 823 Bletsch, John Harold E WNC PM 1994 1996 1994 1996 PM 1994 824 Carpenter, Zella Sparks E NC PM 1994 1997 1994 1997 T 2002 825 Fitzgerald, Larry Edward E WNC PM 1994 1998 1994 1998 PM 1994 826 Gay, David Lawrence E WNC PM 1994 1997 1994 1997 PM 1994 827 Greene, Lara Frances Williams E WNC PM 1994 1996 1994 1996 PM 1994 828 Hassel, Jeffrey Allan E WNC PM 1994 1997 1994 1997 PM 1994 829 Hatherly, Kirk Laurence E WNC PM 1994 1997 1994 1997 PM 1994 830 Hutchinson, Robert James, Jr. E Florida PM 1994 1997 1994 1997 T 2000 831 Jarrett, William Ray E WNC PM 1994 1998 1994 1998 PM 1994 832 Johnsen, Jeffrey William E WNC PM 1994 1996 1994 1996 PM 1994 833 Johnson, Charles Richard R WNC PM 1994 1999 1966 1999 PM 1994 2003 834 Kinken III, Philip Glenn E WNC PM 1994 1997 1994 1997 PM 1994 835 Lovelace, William Edward E WNC PM 1994 2001 1994 2001 PM 1994 836 McCauley, David Alan E WNC PM 1994 1999 1994 1999 PM 1994 837 Nolan, David Craig E WNC PM 1994 1996 1994 1996 PM 1994 838 Ramsey, Daniel Eugene E Holston PM 1994 1997 1994 1997 T 1995 839 Snider, Nathan Thomas E WNC PM 1994 1998 1994 1998 PM 1994 840 Snipes, David Allen E WNC PM 1994 1996 1994 1996 PM 1994 841 Sweezy, Noel Norman E WNC PM 1994 1998 1994 1998 PM 1994 842 Talbert, Daniel David E WNC PM 1994 1998 1994 1998 PM 1994 843 Talbert, Tamela Rapp E WNC PM 1994 1998 1994 1998 PM 1994 844 Tutterow, Warren Kirk E WNC PM 1994 2002 1994 2002 PM 1994 845 Watkins-Grifﬁ th, Stacey Ruth FL WNC PM 1994 1996 1994 1996 PM 1994 846 Weekley, James Mark E WNC PM 1994 1996 1994 1996 PM 1994 847 Alexander, Byron Emil E WNC PM 1995 1997 1995 1997 PM 1995 848 Bennett, Chris Jay E WNC PM 1995 2000 1995 2000 PM 1995 849 Blalock, John Franklin, Jr. E WNC PM 1995 1999 1995 1999 PM 1995 850 Crissman, Kelly Stone E WNC PM 1995 2001 1995 2001 PM 1995 851 Farabow, Matthew Sidney E WNC PM 1995 1999 1995 1999 PM 1995 852 Fleming, Howard Daniels E WNC PM 1995 1997 1995 1997 PM 1995 853 Goode, Michael Hanes E WNC PM 1995 1999 1995 1999 PM 1995 854 Hawkins, George Lynn E WNC PM 1995 2003 1995 2003 PM 1995 855 Ewing, Susan Dawn Hubbard FL WNC PM 1995 1998 1995 1998 PM 1995 856 Krall, Nancy Anna McLaury E WNC AM 1995 2003 1995 2003 AM 1995 857 Lyons, Daniel Jay E WNC PM 1995 1998 1995 1998 PM 1995 858 Martin, Jimmie Harold, Sr. R WNC PM 1995 2000 1967 2000 T 1995 2004 859 McHale, David Frank E WNC PM 1995 2000 1995 2000 PM 1995 860 Mills, Albert E WNC PM 1995 1998 1995 1998 PM 1995 861 Kinken, Mary Margaret Perkins E WNC PM 1995 1997 1995 1997 PM 1995 862 Starbuck, Timothy Wayne E WNC PM 1995 1999 1995 1999 PM 1995 863 Stone, Patricia Janelle Hall R WNC AM 1995 2004 1995 2004 AM 1995 2007 864 Stutz, Loretta Allen IL Tennessee PM 1995 2003 1995 2003 T 2000 865 Van Meter, Allan Richard E WNC PM 1995 1998 1995 1998 PM 1995 866 Autrey, Stephen Lynn E WNC PM 1996 1998 1996 1998 PM 1996 867 Campbell, Isabel Boyles Harris R WNC PM 1996 2000 1996 2000 PM 1996 2008 868 Castro, Samuel E Cal-Paciﬁ c PM 1996 1998 1982 T 2006 869 Cheyney, Stephen Roberts E NC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 T 2001 870 Cook, David Alfred, Jr. E WNC PM 1996 1998 1996 1998 PM 1996 871 Coppedge-Henley, Elizabeth Owen E WNC PM 1996 1998 1996 1998 PM 1996 872 Coppedge-Henley, Jonathan David E WNC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 PM 1996 873 Tookey, Jacqueline Elizabeth Elliott E WNC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 PM 1996 874 Gray, Juan Patrick E WNewYork PM 1996 1997 1986 1988 T 1999 875 Gray, Madeline Dell R WNC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 PM 1996 2010 876 Hamlyn, David Maxwell E WNC PM 1996 2001 1996 2001 PM 1996 877 Harkey, Ellen West Sears IL WNC PM 1996 2000 1996 2000 PM 1996 878 Honbarger, Kevin Lyle FL WNC PM 1996 1998 1996 1998 PM 1996 288 Western North Carolina Conference

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879 Howard, David Patrick E WNC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 PM 1996 880 Lewis, Melissa Renée E WNC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 PM 1996 881 Miller, Warren William E WNC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 PM 1996 882 Morphis, Eric Wesley E WNC PM 1996 1998 1996 1998 PM 1996 883 Osterberg, Scott Alan E WNC PM 1996 1998 1996 1998 PM 1996 884 Sammons, Harry Douglas E WNC PM 1996 2003 1996 2003 PM 1996 885 Snyder, Melinda Kay FL WNC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 PM 1996 886 Thompson, Henry Kyle E WNC PM 1996 1998 1996 1998 PM 1996 887 Tingle, Randall Alan E WNC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 PM 1996 888 Weisner, Roger Dean E WNC PM 1996 2001 1996 2001 PM 1996 889 White, Judith Lucille E WNC PM 1996 1999 1996 1999 PM 1996 890 Williams, Craven Edward E WNC PM 1996 1998 1963 1998 T 1996 891 Alventosa-Brown, Jill Denise E WNC PM 1997 2000 1997 2000 PM 1997 892 Bush, Sally Marie Kemp E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 893 Barden, Barbara Jean Shores E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 894 Brannock, Jane Dru E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 895 Briggs, Edwin Albert, Jr. E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 896 Brown, William Ashby, Jr. E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 897 Browne, Frances Louise E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 898 Bunn, Dana Millard E WNC PM 1997 1999 1997 1999 PM 1997 899 Bunn, Joyce Hatchett E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 2004 FC 1997 900 Campbell, Nancy Jolene Miller E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 901 Christy, Jamye Mechelle Cartner E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 902 Clapp, Ramona Celeste Morton R WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 2003 903 Combs, Stephen Reynolds E WNC PM 1997 1999 1997 1999 PM 1997 904 Cook, Cathy Ann E WNC PM 1997 1999 1997 1999 PM 1997 905 Crain, Katherine Kindred LA Memphis FC 1997 1997 1997 T 2003 906 Dean, Richard Irving R WNC PM 1997 2000 1997 2000 PM 1997 2008 907 Denton, Rodney Wade E WNC PM 1997 2003 1997 PM 1997 908 Tucker, Ann Marie Glisson E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 909 Hamby, Joe Allen LA WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 910 Heermans, Elinor Ruth Duvall R WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 2009 911 Huss, Donald Edwin, Jr. E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 912 Ingram, Kimberly Tyree E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 913 Johnson, LaNell E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 2004 FC 1997 914 LeJeune, Thomas Kirk E WNC PM 1997 1999 1997 1999 PM 1997 915 McClain, Efﬁ e Elizabeth E WNC PM 1997 1999 1997 1999 PM 1997 916 Romanat, Marianne Myer McMasters E WNC PM 1997 1999 1997 1999 PM 1997 917 McVay, Sallyanne Irwin E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 918 Miller, Corey Glendon LA WNC PM 1997 2001 1997 2001 PM 1997 919 Parks, Sybil Kay Richardson E WNC PM 1997 1999 1997 1999 PM 1997 920 Peterson, Mary Lynne E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 921 Ploch, Carol Lynne Sweger IL WNC PM 1997 2000 1997 2000 PM 1997 922 Quay, Gayle Marie Jordan E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 923 Johnson, Ellen Currie Sapp E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 924 Scarborough, Saxon Cayce E SoGeorgia FC 1997 1997 1997 T 1999 925 Simmons, Gloria Dawn R WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 2001 926 Sluder, Deborah Metz Kitting E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 927 Smith, John-Palmer IL WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 928 Taylor, Elizabeth Grady E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 929 Thigpin, Yvonne Marie E WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 930 Huffman, Lory Beth Thompson E WNC PM 1997 1999 1997 1999 PM 1997 931 Vredenburg, Yvonne Lucille IL WNC FC 1997 1997 2006 FC 1997 932 Williams, Jimmy Burton, Jr. E WNC PM 1997 2000 1997 2000 PM 1997 933 Wilson, Kathleen McGee R WNC PM 1997 1999 1997 1999 PM 1997 2006 934 Yarborough, Mary Ellen Strawbridge R WNC FC 1997 1997 1997 FC 1997 2004 935 Anderson, Janet Elizabeth IL WNC PM 1998 2003 1998 2003 PM 1998 936 Brown, Andrew Donald E WNC PM 1998 2001 1998 2001 PM 1998 937 Curtis, Mark Eugene E WNC PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 PM 1998 938 Lassiter, Kristin Suzanne Davis E Holston PM 1998 2001 2001 T 2000 939 Day, Alice Nimmons Parker E WNC PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 PM 1998 940 Matlick, Christen Elizabeth Harley FL WNC PM 1998 2003 1998 2003 PM 1998 941 Hershberger, Greg Allen E WNC PM 1998 2001 1998 2001 PM 1998 942 Higgins, Kimberly Sue E WNC PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 PM 1998 943 Ireland, Scott Emerson E WNC PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 PM 1998 944 Kilbourne, Kathleen Hughes E WNC FC 1998 1998 1998 FC 1998 945 Lucas II, John Randolph E WNC AM 1998 2003 1998 2003 AM 1998 946 Marshall, Dennis Bryan E WNC PM 1998 2001 1998 2001 PM 1998 947 McGuire, Peter Russell E WNC PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 PM 1998 948 Minus, Elizabeth Clyburn R WNC FC 1998 1998 1998 FC 1998 2010 949 Musselman, Anne Willson Collins R WNC PM 1998 1998 PM 1998 2006 950 Padilla, Melita Baucom E Tennessee PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 T 2004 951 Pillsbury, Stephen Walter E WNC PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 PM 1998 952 Pillsbury-Taylor, Susan Elizabeth E WNC PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 PM 1998 953 Reavis, Ernest Albert, Jr. E WNC PM 1998 2001 1998 2001 PM 1998 954 Roberson, George Wall R WNC PM 1998 2001 1998 2001 PM 1998 2008 955 Roberts, William Wade E WNC PM 1998 2001 1998 2001 PM 1998 956 Rosenquist, Valerie Beth E WNC PM 1998 2000 1991 T 1998 957 Royer, Linda Zastovnik E NTexas DM 1998 2003 2003 T 2009 958 Taylor, Thomas Kevin E WNC PM 1998 2004 1998 2004 PM 1998 959 Thie, Ronald Bradley E WNC PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 PM 1998 960 Thompson, Paul Bryan E WNC PM 1998 2001 1998 2001 PM 1998 961 Westmoreland, Christopher Michael E WNC PM 1998 2000 1998 2000 PM 1998 962 Whittington, Timothy Lee E WNC PM 1998 2002 1998 2002 PM 1998 963 Wingeier-Rayo, Diana Julia E NoIllinois FC 1998 1998 1996 2004 T 2003 964 Arnold, Cynthia Lynne E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 965 Bevill, Terry Don E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 966 Kennedy, Elise Burke Brown E WNC PM 1999 2003 1999 2003 PM 1999 967 Brown, Jonathan Everett E SC PM 1999 2002 2002 T 2001 968 Brumley, Patience Slocum Soper R WNC FC 1999 1999 1999 FC 1999 2010 969 Childers, David Wayne E WNC PM 1999 2002 2002 PM 1999 970 Crissman, Elizabeth McPherson E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 971 Easter, Karen Leigh E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 972 German, Susan Celeste Drake E WNC PM 1999 2003 1999 2003 PM 1999 973 Gibert, Ann Sheaffer IL WNC PM 1999 2002 1999 2002 PM 1999 974 Knoespel, Laurie Ann Crowe E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 975 Harris, Bonnie Van Preston E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 976 Harry, Randolph Herman E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 977 Herbin, Faye Louise E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 978 Humphries, James Edward E WNC PM 1999 2002 1999 2002 PM 1999 979 Orrell, Elizabeth Kay Horace LA WNC FC 1999 1999 1999 FC 1999 980 Mayo, Barbara Jean Boyd E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 981 McKinney, Edward DeWitt E WNC PM 1999 2002 1999 2002 PM 1999 2010 journal 289

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982 Miner, David Linwood, Sr. E WNC PM 1999 2002 1999 2002 PM 1999 983 Moore, Timothy Scott E WNC PM 1999 2004 1999 2004 PM 1999 984 Malcom, Debra Diane P WNC AM 1999 1999 AM 1999 985 Pleasants, Angela Autra E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 986 Ratcliffe, David Wayne E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 987 Roth, Linda Frances Brooks R WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 2010 988 Sharp, Christy Lee FL WNC PM 1999 2002 2002 PM 1999 989 Shuford, Michael Athan E WNC AM 1999 2004 1999 2004 AM 1999 990 Smith, Donna Strickland E WNC PM 1999 2002 1999 2002 PM 1999 991 Smith, Karen Mozelle Harris E WNC PM 1999 2001 1999 2001 PM 1999 992 Stewart, Jennifer Wells E WNC PM 1999 2002 1999 2002 PM 1999 993 Allen, Brian Clay E WNC PM 2000 2002 2000 2002 PM 2000 994 Brake, Jonathan Lee E WNC PM 2000 2005 2000 2005 PM 2000 995 Carnes, Mary Naomi Manous R WNC PM 2000 2000 PM 2000 2006 996 Carpenter, Fred Eﬁ rd, Jr. E WNC PM 2000 2003 2000 2003 PM 2000 997 Carter, Miller Columbus, Jr. E WNC PM 2000 2002 2000 2002 PM 2000 998 Chappell, Michelle DeNeice E WNC PM 2000 2002 2000 2002 PM 2000 999 Doub, Mary Katherine Labosky E WNC FC 2000 2000 2000 FC 2000 1000 Gaddy, Debra Louise E WNC FC 2000 2000 2005 FC 2000 1001 Glahn, Phyllis Lamour Burke E WNC FC 2000 2000 2000 FC 2000 1002 Hamrick II, James Reitz E WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 1003 Heafner-Heun, Susan Ashley E WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 1004 Ireson, Charles Howard E WNC PM 2000 2006 2000 2006 PM 2000 1005 Keaton, Jessie Mae Coles E WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 1006 King, Ramon Mark E WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 T 2000 1007 Lupton, Carroll Crescent, Jr. R WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 2008 1008 Ward, Myra Jean E WNC PM 2000 2006 2006 PM 2000 1009 Michael, Suzanne Stewart Gainey E WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 1010 Newton, Michael Eugene LA WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 1011 Northrup, Paula Rae Brown E WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 1012 O’Neal, James Ross, Jr. E WNC PM 2000 2003 2000 2003 PM 2000 1013 Rose, Lillian Gail Whittington R WNC FC 2000 2000 2000 FC 2000 2001 1014 Sherfey, Joshua Harlan E WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 1015 Short, Debra Noël E NIllinois PM 2000 2003 2003 T 2001 1016 Sides, Susan Elizabeth Hatley E WNC PM 2000 2002 2000 2002 PM 2000 1017 Smith, Mark Richard E WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 1018 Spencer, Alberta Young E WNC PM 2000 2000 2000 FC 2000 1019 Talbert, Harvey Lee, Jr. E WNC PM 2000 2003 2003 PM 2000 1020 Taylor, William Robert E WNC PM 2000 2003 2000 2003 PM 2000 1021 Wensil, Tamara Leigh Davis E WNC PM 2000 2002 2000 2002 PM 2000 1022 Pierce, Kathryn Elizabeth Barba E WNC PM 2001 2005 2005 T 2008 1023 Barden, Anna Lynn E WNC FC 2001 2001 2001 FC 2001 1024 Barnes, Sherri Beth Erikson E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1025 Bartley, Earlynne Jean Goad E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1026 Brown, Alvin E WNC PM 2001 2005 2005 T 2001 1927 Brown, Robert Perry P WNC PM 2001 2001 PM 2001 1028 Burris, Angela Darlene E WNC PM 2001 2003 2001 2003 PM 2001 1029 Choplin, Patricia Olivia Poteate R WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 2008 1030 Davis, Shelton Nicole Dunn FL WNC PM 2001 2005 2005 PM 2001 1031 Day, Elizabeth Jeanne R WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 2010 1032 Lawhorn, Dianne Kay E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1033 Durham, Otis Gwynn, Jr. P WNC PM 2001 PM 2001 1034 Finch, Margaret Carol Arthur E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1035 Hallyburton, Bobby Ray E WNC PM 2001 2003 2001 2003 PM 2001 1036 Harvey, Jason William E WNC PM 2001 2005 2005 PM 2001 1037 Haywood-Baxter, Ann Geraldine E WNC PM 2001 2005 2005 PM 2001 1038 Helsabeck, Oliver Wade E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1039 Holliman, Bradford Hugh E WNC PM 2001 2005 2005 PM 2001 1040 King, Ruth Naomi Sprung E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1041 Kocher, Craig Thomas E NC PM 2001 2004 2004 T 2003 1042 Lancaster, Michael David E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1043 Lautensleger, Mary Gordon Sisk R WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 2010 1044 Miller, Daniel Vance E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1045 Pierce, Russell Craig E WNC PM 2001 2005 2005 T 2008 1046 Poole, Phillip Todd LA WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1047 Scandale, Nicholas Angelo, Jr. E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1048 Self, Mary Ann Evans E WNC PM 2001 2004 2001 2004 PM 2001 1049 Sneed, Dale Evans Peele E WNC FC 2001 2001 1987 T 2001 1050 Stiles, Daniel Paul R WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 T 2001 2008 1051 Symanski, Robert Dean E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1052 Tarpley, Thomas Joseph, Jr. E WNC PM 2001 2004 2001 2004 PM 2001 1053 Tilley, Kent Duane E WNC PM 2001 2006 2006 PM 2001 1054 Towery, Joe Billy, Jr. E WNC PM 2001 2003 2001 2003 PM 2001 1055 Vergin, Mary Jane R Balt-Wash FC 2001 2001 2001 T 2001 2010 1056 Webb, Jerry Scott E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1057 Welch, Martha Frances Phillips Buff E WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 1058 Welch, Richard Curran R WNC PM 2001 2004 2004 PM 2001 2009 1059 McPhail, Crystal Gayle E WNC PM 2002 2006 2006 PM 2002 1060 Alexander, Darren William E WNC PM 2002 2006 2006 PM 2002 1061 Hamrick, Mary Laura Beaver E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1062 Bissett, Jay William E NC PM 2002 2007 2007 T 2009 1063 Buff, Richard Lee E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1064 Burton, Amy Wyn E WNC PM 2002 2006 2006 PM 2002 1065 Cash, Rebecca Lynn Watts E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1066 Comer, David Lee R WNC PM 2002 T 2002 2007 1067 Coppley, Beverly Leigh Bowyer E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1068 Cornell, Brian James E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1069 Darr, Brian Michael ST WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1070 Everett, Alfonza E WNC PM 2002 2006 2006 PM 2002 1071 Farabow, Karla Vandergriff LA WNC PM 2002 2007 2007 PM 2002 1072 Farrington, David Bradford E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1073 Foster, Gary Bruce E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1074 Foster, Michelle Lee Hall E WNC PM 2002 2007 2007 PM 2002 1075 Edmonds, Anna Maria E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1076 McCoy, Donald Eugene E WNC AM 2002 2007 2002 2007 AM 2002 1077 McElveen, Kathryn Patricia Andrews E WNC PM 2002 2006 2006 PM 2002 1078 Moran, Frances Elizabeth Hermann E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1079 Ogle, Albert Wade, Sr. E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1080 Smith, Toni Ruth Phillips E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1081 Pryor, William Douglas E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1082 Richardson, Lauren Paige E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1083 Smith, Andrea Carol Fare LA WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1084 Spivey, Amy Colleen E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 290 Western North Carolina Conference

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1085 Swofford, Monica Jane Lide P WNC PM 2002 PM 2002 1086 Troxler, Jeremy Issac E WNC PM 2002 2005 2005 PM 2002 1087 Blackstock, Pamela Elane E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1088 Boliek, Allen Preston E WNC PM 2003 2007 2007 PM 2003 1089 Byassee, James Davidson E WNC PM 2003 2008 2008 PM 2003 1090 Byassee, Jaylynn Renee Warren P WNC PM 2003 PM 2003 1091 Clontz, Christopher Mark E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1092 Conforti, Mark David E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1093 Collins, Amber Shea Cranford E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1094 Davis, Judith Marie Bors E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1095 Denham, Gerald Thomas P WNC PM 2003 PM 2003 1096 Ervin, Billy Neil E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1097 Ferguson, Lynda Lee E WNC PM 2003 2007 2007 PM 2003 1098 Hannah, Lisa Lynette Hartzog E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1099 Henson, Christopher David E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1100 Hopper, Bradley Everett E WNC PM 2003 2009 2009 PM 2003 1101 Jackson, Sherry Lynn Ward E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1102 Jones, Lillie Mae Madison E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1103 Kirkpatrick, Nathan Elliott E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1104 Lee, In-Yong E WNC PM 2003 2008 2008 PM 2003 1105 Martinez, Melissa Leray E WNC PM 2003 2007 2007 PM 2003 1106 Money, Danny Bruce E WNC PM 2003 2007 2007 PM 2003 1107 McElveen, Alan Rimes, Jr. E NoGeorgia PM 2003 2006 2006 T 2006 1108 O’Neil, Carole Ann Milton E WNC PM 2003 2008 2008 PM 2003 1109 Owens, Warren Ned E WNC PM 2003 2007 2007 PM 2003 1110 Parsons, James Carl E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1111 Pegues, Walter E WNC FC 2003 2003 1985 1986 T 2003 1112 Queen, Sally Marie Wooten E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1113 Riley, Charles Ronald R WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 2009 1114 Rivens, Charlie Dexter E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1115 Skinner, Cheryl Ann E WNC PM 2003 2007 2007 PM 2003 1116 Sloan, Cynthia Louise Weber E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1117 Smith, David Eugene, Jr. E WNC PM 2003 2007 2007 PM 2003 1118 Southern, Andrew Allan E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1119 Sypole, Jeffrey Howard E WNC PM 2003 2008 2008 PM 2003 1120 VanDerwerken, Mary Christopher R WNC PM 2003 PM 2003 2010 1121 Wright, Carrie Ann Smith E WNC PM 2003 2006 2006 PM 2003 1122 Ortigoza, David Roberto E WNC FC 2004 2004 1981 T 2004 1123 Austin, David Wesley E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1124 Bennett, Glenda Elizabeth Everett E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1125 Blanton, Randall Marshall E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1126 Bloakye-Yiadom, Emmanuel Koﬁ E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1127 Bowman, Fredrick Bernard E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1128 Bowman, Robert Anthony P WNC PM 2004 PM 2004 1129 Bryant, Katherine Cates Boutwell FL WNC PM 2004 PM 2004 1130 Cunningham, Brad Richard E WNC PM 2004 2008 2008 PM 2004 1131 Dirks, Brandon Keith E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1132 Faughn, Elizabeth Ann Haas LA WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1133 Fitzgerald, Robin Lynn Brown E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1134 Fouts, Sarah Elaine Sawyer E WNC PM 2004 2008 2008 PM 2004 1135 Franks, Christopher Allen E WNC PM 2004 2006 2004 2006 PM 2004 1136 Fuentes, Clarissa Nichole Youngblood E WNC PM 2004 2009 2009 PM 2004 1137 Grogan, Jennifer Sue Uphaus Wood E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1138 Hartweg, Rhonda Denise Zook E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1139 Herron, Virginia Lake Cox E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1140 Hunter, Jonathan Van E WNC FC 2004 2004 2004 FC 2004 1141 Kelley, David Robert E WNC PM 2004 2008 2008 PM 2004 1142 Lee, Hyung Jae E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1143 Lowder, Norman Keith E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1144 Om, Samuel E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 T 2004 1145 Page, Christie Ann Phipps P WNC PM 2004 PM 2004 1146 Page, Christopher Shane E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1147 Ploch, Richard Raymond E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1148 Roberts, Timothy Kelley E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1149 Sanders, James Kevin E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1150 Scruggs, Sara Joan E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1151 Smith, Wesley Chad E WNC PM 2004 2008 2008 PM 2004 1152 Swofford, Dale Martin P WNC PM 2004 PM 2004 1153 Weiler, Marilyn Kearns Lawrence E WNC PM 2004 2007 2007 PM 2004 1154 Ballard, Martha Lynn Johnson PL WNC PM 2005 PM 2005 1155 Bowers, Benjamin Jason E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1156 Brendel, Charlotte Louise Grill PL WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1157 Bryant, Kristan Dale P WNC PM 2005 PM 2005 1158 Carkin, Carol Frances Peek E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1159 Coates, Phyllis Ophelia Knight E WNC PM 2005 2009 2009 PM 2005 1160 Conder, Thomas Eugene, Jr. E WNC PM 2005 2009 2009 PM 2005 1161 Conley, Howard Joseph, Jr. P WNC PM 2005 PM 2005 1162 Cranﬁ eld, Billie Wade P WNC PM 2005 PM 2005 1163 Davis, Sarah Elisabeth Watkins E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1164 Bain, Tara Elizabeth Ebner E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1165 Elmore, Anne Marie E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1166 Freeze, Amy Dawn Foley E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1167 Garner, Ronald Matthew E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1168 Gobble, Danny Ray E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1169 Harris, Michael Lee E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1170 Ingram, Rodvegas Marc, Sr. P WNC PM 2005 PM 2005 1171 Kilbourne, Heather Shannon E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1172 Lane, Eric Richard E WNC PM 2005 2009 2009 PM 2005 1173 Lasater, Alisa Linn E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1174 Mabry, Thomas Coleman E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1175 McAbee, Mary Kathleen Monahan P WNC PM 2005 PM 2005 1176 Parker-Reece, Beverly Lynn E WNC PM 2005 2009 2009 PM 2005 1177 Penley, Charles Craig, Jr. E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 T 2005 1178 Ragsdale, George Ivie E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1179 Smith, Sarah Laidlaw E WNC PM 2005 2009 2009 PM 2005 1180 Snow, Patrick Tyler E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1181 Sprinkle, Stacy Annette Ewing E NoIllinois FC 2005 2005 2005 T 2008 1182 Steck, Reta Felisa Dover IL WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1183 Thomas, Andrew Jeremy E WNC PM 2005 2008 2008 PM 2005 1184 Walker, Jeane Marie Sumpter IL WNC PM 2005 PM 2005 1185 Weatherford, Ronald Jeffery P WNC PM 2005 PM 2005 1186 May, Mary Katharine Worthington E WNC PM 2005 2005 2005 PM 2005 1187 Abernethy, April Suzanne Bumgarner E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 2010 journal 291

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1188 Adams, Holly Lee Cobb E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1189 Blizzard, Lucille Kauffman P WNC PM 2006 PM 2006 1190 Bowen, Lori Anne E WNC PM 2006 2010 2010 PM 2006 1191 Brantley, Cornelius Francis, Jr. P WNC PM 2006 PM 2006 1192 Carroll, Beverly Tracy E WNC PM 2006 2010 2010 PM 2006 1193 Chrisawn, Jimmy Randall P WNC PM 2006 PM 2006 1194 Combs, Brian Eugene E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1195 Davis, Catherine Newberry E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1196 Eurey, Judy Diane Hilton E WNC PM 2006 2010 2010 PM 2006 1197 Flack, Michael Ellis E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1198 Hand, Dawn Maria E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1199 Hoyt, Ann Louise Dienstberger TL WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1200 Hudson, Karen Sue Richards E WNC PM 2006 2010 2010 PM 2006 1201 Johnson, Ricky Clay P WNC PM 2006 PM 2006 1202 Kim, Uiyeon E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1203 Kocher, Abigail Williford E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1204 Morrow, William Leon E WNC PM 2006 2010 2010 PM 2006 1205 Noblitt, Joshua Morgan E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1206 Okocha, Friday Mba P WNC PM 2006 PM 2006 1207 Jones, Mandy Michelle Neill P WNC PM 2006 PM 2006 1208 Peeler, David Edmundson E WNC PM 2006 2010 2010 PM 2006 1209 Reimer, Timothy Allen E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1210 Roberts, Karen Denise Honeycutt E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1211 Setzer, Ronald Dean P WNC PM 2006 PM 2006 1212 Silber, Robert Christian E WNC PM 2006 2010 2010 PM 2006 1213 Vickers, Jason Eugene E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1214 Watts, Douglas Lee P WNC PM 2006 PM 2006 1215 Wilburn Peeler, Julie Rebecca E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1216 Wilson, Robey Alan E WNC PM 2006 2009 2009 PM 2006 1217 Binger, Michael Allen E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1218 Burris, Michael Franklin P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1219 Carr, Michael Andrew P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1220 Carter, Richard Lee, Jr. P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1221 Constantine, Jason Michael E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1222 Cornell, Katherine Vickers P WNC PM 2007 2001 T 2007 1223 Craig, Paul Alexander, Jr. E WNC PM 2007 2010 2007 2010 PM 2007 1224 Dixon, Janet Fisher P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1225 Dodson, Kimberlee Carol Johnson E WNC FC 2007 2007 2007 FC 2007 1226 Easter, Helen Renee Koontz E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1227 Edwards, Joe Keith P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1228 Elliott, Laura Alexander E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1229 Foust, William Nelson P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1230 Giese, Kelly Lynn Whiting P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1231 Yow, Erin Alissa Grot P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1232 Harris III, Otto Delano P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1233 Harris, Vincent Allen P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1234 Hege, Jennifer Susan Allen P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1235 Hollar, Angela Barr E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1236 Holliman, Lori Ann Bozeman TL WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1237 Jones, Norman Ernest, Jr. P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1238 Knopp II, Stephen Gene P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1239 Lakey, Christopher Neil P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1240 LeBaube, Richard Edward P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1241 Lee, David, Jong-Hyun E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1242 Lee, Sharon Elizabeth Thompson E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1243 Lingle III, Luther Eugene P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1244 Manuel, Carl Linwood, Jr. E WNC FC 2007 2007 1992 T 2007 1245 Martin, Jeffrey Lawrence P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1246 Mason, Donald Wayne P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1247 Montgomery, Barbara Gayle Gibson E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1248 Penry, Melinda Suzanne P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1249 Pickerel, Ashley Garlyn P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1250 Raiford, David Gordon, Sr. E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1251 Rhinehart, Jill Michele Brooks E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1252 Scott, Larry William P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1253 Tate, James Preston P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1254 Tookey, Jack Donald P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1255 Walker, Horace Wellington P WNC PM 2007 PM 2007 1256 Webb III, Robert Rives E WNC PM 2007 2010 2010 PM 2007 1257 Brubaker, Daniel Leonard P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1258 Caldera, Rosa Maria Barrera P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1259 Carson, Benjamin Goforth P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1260 Conover, Anne Sligh Collins P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1261 Draughn, William Monroe P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1262 Dunn, Teresa Dawn Briggs P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1263 Emory, Matthew Jay P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1264 Erwin, John Daniel P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1265 Fongemy, Michael Fernand P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1266 Lunsford, Cynthia F. P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1267 Gibson, William Dee P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1268 Goforth, John Curtis P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1269 Hand, Stephanie Moore P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1270 Hedgecock, Abigail Whitley P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1271 Hood, James Alan P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1272 Hughes, Gloria Elizabeth Gunn TL WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1273 Ingram, Robert Allen, Jr. P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1274 James, Timothy MacGregor P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1275 Jones, Neal Christopher P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1276 Lindquist, Teresa Karen Howard P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1277 Mears, Leyton Alan P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1278 Miller, Johanna Chavles P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1279 Mosby, Tiajuana Felton P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1280 Muckler, Mark Trask P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1281 Pegram, Patricia Ann Greene P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1282 Roberts, Julie Ann P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1283 Sampl, Richelle Jean Wagner P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1284 Schnitzlein, Thomas Harry P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1285 Smith, Matthew Steven P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1286 Taylor, Jacquelyn Sue Hovis P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1287 Templeton, Molly Anne Tyson P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1288 Tuttle, Richard Bowden P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1289 Vilagos, TeresaMarie Tidaback P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1290 Vlastakis, Catherine Anne Kelly P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 292 Western North Carolina Conference

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1291 Webster, Timothy Ardell P WNC PM 2008 1985 T 2008 1292 West, Chester Ray P WNC PM 2008 PM 2008 1293 Allen, Flora Annalee P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1294 Bruce, Bradley Van ST WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1295 Chloe, Diron Cornelius P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1296 Coleman, Alexis Smith P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1297 Conder, Andrea Redard P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1298 Giles, Susan Slye P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1299 Hall, Elaine Baker P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1300 Hermann, Rhonda Leigh P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1301 Hiatt, James David P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1302 Hunter, Carol Rogers P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1303 Isley, John Joseph P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1304 Mahathey, Gary Cecil P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1305 Mandelstamm, Anna Victoria P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1306 Martin, Duncan Gray P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1307 McCullough, Todd Herbert P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1308 McDow, Nancy Griswold P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1309 Mitchell, Susan Davis P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1310 Moore, Alfred John P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1311 Moore, Clyde Andrew, Jr. P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1312 Nunez, Mary Margaret P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1313 Roberts, Katie Ann P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1314 Roten, Robert Dean P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1315 Sain, Anita Walker P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1316 Stapp, Thomas Cayce P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1317 Swofford, Melissa Finlay P WNC PM 2009 PM 2009 1318 Auman, Joel Keith P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1319 Ayuso, Eileen Mary Bossert P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1320 Bartoli, Lenora Leigh Jones P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1321 Belk, James Herschel P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1322 Bost, Dale Wayne P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1323 Brown, Mary Catherine Brown P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1324 Brown, Paul David P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1325 Brown, Rebecca Caroline Bowers P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1326 Buffkin, Richard William P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1327 Corle, Duane Phillip P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1328 Drum, Timothy Carroll II P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1329 Finley, Jennifer Irene P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1330 Gosnell, Arnold Parks P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1331 Hepler, Lynda Gayle Crisco P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1332 Jones, Nicole Helene P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1333 Lindquist, Charles Arthur, Jr. P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1334 Magnuson, Richard Allen P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1335 McIntyre, Andrew Byron P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1336 Miller, Lauren Ann Clawson P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1337 Moreau, Anthony Lance P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1338 Overcash, Peter Andreas P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1339 Roseboro, Ronnie Eugene P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1340 Toth, Angela Paulette Whitaker P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1341 Wechter, Cynthia Shepard P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010 1342 White, Avery Elizabeth P WNC PM 2010 PM 2010

2. Associate Members

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1 Barbee, William Lee R NC 1969 1967 T 1974 1993 2 Cartner, James Dwight R WNC 1969 1964 AM 1969 1994 3 Freshour, Arelin Ray R WNC 1969 1965 AM 1969 1991 4 Lain, Carl Anderson R WNC 1969 1960 1962 AM 1969 1976 5 Queen, Harry R WNC 1969 1961 1963 AM 1969 2003 6 Cook, Earl Albert, Jr. R WNC 1970 1967 AM 1970 2000 7 Jones, Shirley Thomas R WNC 1970 1968 AM 1970 1993 8 Wright, Wade Edward R WNC 1970 1968 AM 1970 1995 9 Lutz, Dockes Haywood R WNC 1971 1968 AM 1971 1995 10 Ponder, Lucy Strider Norton R WNC 1971 1969 AM 1971 1986 11 Payne, Ardis Darrell R WNC 1971 1969 AM 1971 1994 12 Luther, Jack Delon R WNC 1974 1971 AM 1974 2002 + 13 Martin, Dee Bee Moore R WNC 1975 1970 AM 1975 1995 14 O’Ferrell, Lewis Ray R WNC 1975 1972 AM 1975 2002 15 Holland, Jimmie Wiles R WNC 1976 1970 AM 1976 1994 16 Freshour, Donald Ray R WNC 1978 1972 AM 1978 2009 17 Jordan, Tony Jeffrey A WNC 1979 1976 AM 1979 18 Harrill, Michael Bryan R WNC 1985 1985 AM 1985 2007 19 Rowland, Charles Lee R WNC 1985 1985 AM 1985 1997 20 Williams, George Ervin R WNC 1985 1985 AM 1985 2004 21 Wood, Floyd Juddy R WNC 1985 1969 AM 1985 1998 22 Lee, David Wilcox R WNC 1987 1987 AM 1987 2002 23 Powell, Charles Glenn R WNC 1987 1987 AM 1987 1991 24 Robertson, Tommy Lee IL WNC 1988 1988 AM 1988 25 Whitley, Aubrey Lee R WNC 1988 1988 AM 1988 2004 26 Houck, Harold Dean R WNC 1990 1990 AM 1990 2000 27 Logan, Thomas Edison R WNC 1990 1990 AM 1990 1994 28 Kwon, Kyoung Ho R WNC 1991 1991 AM 1991 2003 29 Ramsey, Gerald Leon R WNC 1991 1991 AM 1991 2007 30 Sides, Roy Wayne R WNC 1991 1991 AM 1991 2006 31 Summey, William Gene PL WNC 1991 1991 AM 1991 32 Swaim, Bobby Grey R WNC 1991 1977 AM 1991 2009 33 Warner, Sherman Barton R WNC 1991 1960 AM 1991 2001 34 Hand, Kenneth Ray R WNC 1992 1992 AM 1992 2005 35 Leonard, Gary Willard R WNC 1992 1977 AM 1992 2010 36 McClellan, Michael Douglas IL WNC 1992 1977 AM 1992 37 Moore, Howard Eugene A WNC 1993 1993 AM 1993 38 Thomas, Dorothy Boyd R Virginia 1993 1993 T 2000 2003 39 Blair, Clyde Stephen A WNC 1994 1994 AM 1994 40 Evans, James Hart R WNC 1994 1994 AM 1994 2000 41 Grubb, Gene Edwin R WNC 1994 1994 AM 1994 2006 42 Smith, Derald Douglas A WNC 1994 1994 AM 1994 2010 journal 293

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43 Godfrey, Carmen Broom R WNC 1995 1995 AM 1995 2006 44 Boyd, Betty Neal Owens R WNC 1996 1996 AM 1996 2005 45 DuBose III, Horace Mellard R WNC 1996 1996 AM 1996 1997 46 Tapper, Edward Sidney R WNC 1996 1996 AM 1996 2002 47 Thompson, Larry Wayne A WNC 1996 1996 AM 1996 48 Gould, Richard John A WNC 1997 1997 AM 1997 49 Buff, Wayne Marvin R WNC 1998 1998 AM 1998 2007 50 Compton, Hugh Richard A WNC 1998 1998 AM 1998 51 Davis, Charles Ray A WNC 1999 1999 AM 1999 52 Hinton, Samuel Ray R WNC 1999 1999 AM 1999 2006 53 Outen, Daniel King R WNC 2000 1981 T 2000 2005 54 Romanello, Robert Emanuel R WNC 2000 2000 AM 2000 2002 55 Davis, Carol Ann Freeman A WNC 2001 2001 AM 2001 56 Dawkins, Homer Clayton A WNC 2002 2002 AM 2002 57 Lytle, Ronald Joe A WNC 2003 2003 AM 2003 58 Smith, Christopher Glenn A WNC 2003 2003 AM 2003 59 Hobson, Freida Gay Hartley A WNC 2004 2004 AM 2004 60 Ramos, Francisco A WNC 2005 2005 AM 2005 61 Earley, Katherine Louise Peeler A WNC 2006 AM 2006 62 Baca-Zuniga, Sonia Noemi A WNC 2007 AM 2007 63 Benton, Douglas Odell, Jr. A WNC 2007 AM 2007 64 Zuniga, Oscar Felipe A WNC 2008 AM 2008 65 Hawkins, Perry David A WNC 2010 AM 2010

3. Local Pastors

Year Year Year Year Chronological Number Current License Ordained Ordained First Year and Full Name Status Approved Deacon Elder Appointed Retired

1 Mullinix, George Roland R 1956 1959 2003 2 Hunt, Lee Roy R 1958 1962 1964 1964 1995 3 Walker, Charles Branson R 1958 1963 1960 1990 4 Endicott, Raymond Oscar R 1960 1963 1960 1995 5 Ball, Enoch Garfi eld, Jr. R 1962 1965 1962 1993 6 Pope, Alvin Beall R 1964 1968 1965 1997 7 Proffi tt, Baxter William R 1964 1968 1966 1994 8 Hadley, Raymond Britton, Jr. A 1965 1970 9 Shoaf, Kermit Elvin R 1972 1975 1973 1995 10 Cloer, James Eugene R 1974 1977 1974 1998 11 Cummings, William P. R 1974 1978 1994 12 Finney, James Wilson R 1974 1977 1974 1995 13 Lindsey, Frances Ruark R 1975 1976 1975 1997 14 Warren, Charles Mac A 1975 2005 15 Worley, Edwin R 1976 1979 2010 16 Deason, John Powell, Jr. R 1980 1981 1990 17 Rushing, Arval Lane R 1981 1981 2008 18 Kelly, Karl Arthur R 1984 1984 2008 19 Bethel, Paul Anthony A 1985 1985 20 Storey, Neville Brandon R 1985 1985 2002 21 Cameron, Dennis Wayne A 1986 1986 22 Parish, Peter Robert A 1986 1986 23 Skipper, Carolyn Wyllene A 1986 1986 24 Parleir, Wayne Bloodworth A 1987 1987 25 Hammond, John Harold R 1990 1990 2005 26 Smith, Hillard Dean R 1990 1990 2002 27 Amason, James Dallas R 1991 1991 2009 28 Campbell, Diean Johnson R 1991 1992 2003 29 Snow, Otis Lee R 1991 1992 2007 30 Stevens, Panzie Merilyn Miller R 1991 1995 2000 31 Thomas III, Willard Preston A 1991 1991 32 Marbry, Charles David, Jr. A 1992 1998 1992 33 Morrison, Donald Grady A 1992 1992 34 Roseman, Mike Daniel IL 1992 1992 35 Turner, Carolyn Rouse R 1992 1994 2006 36 Donnell, Shirley Anne Spinks R 1993 1997 2008 37 Green, Roger Lynn A 1993 2000 38 Howard III, James Corbitt A 1993 1999 1994 39 Bradshaw, Earl Franklin A 1994 1994 40 Capps, Michael Stephen A 1994 1994 41 Hayes, Jeanette Tatum A 1994 1998 42 Helms, Mark Wilson A 1994 1994 43 Hodgens, Robert Houston A 1994 1994 44 Armfi eld, Edgar Lee, Jr. A 1995 1995 45 Everhart, Clyde Darrin A 1995 1995 46 Fletcher, Larry Wayne R 1995 1996 2003 47 Nall, Jean Kenney R 1995 1998 2010 48 Anthony, Alexis Wendall A 1996 1997 49 Benfi eld, Harold Edwin IL 1996 1996 50 Bridges, Jackie Carroll, Jr. A 1996 1996 51 Brown, Betty Black A 1996 2001 52 King, James Calvin A 1996 1996 53 Miller, Patt Joseph R 1996 1996 2005 54 Petree, Robert Edward A 1996 2004 55 Cobb, Donalee Coon A 1996 1996 56 Bond, Erma McGaha R 1997 1997 2006 57 Crunkleton, David Leslie A 1997 1998 58 Glover, Kendall Cecil A 1997 1997 59 Karriker, Ronnie William A 1997 1997 60 Warren, David Lee A 1997 1997 61 Curry, James Alfred R 1998 1998 2004 62 Dowling, Robert Edward A 1998 1998 63 Lawton, James Gray R 1998 1998 2005 64 Brooks, Mark Steven A 1998 1998 65 Young III, Charles Samuel A 1998 1998 66 Bramlet, Glenda June McShane A 1999 1999 67 Clubb, Jesse James, Jr. A 1999 2000 68 Durham, Larry Earl A 1999 2000 69 Johnson, Bruce Edward A 1999 1999 70 Keaton, Steven Shawn A 1999 1999 71 Moore, Anthony Eugene A 1999 1999 294 Western North Carolina Conference

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72 Sellers, Jackie A 1999 1999 73 Smith, Marietta Elizabeth Teague R 1999 1999 2010 74 Turman, Theodore Clinton A 1999 1999 75 Walker, Winona Priscilla Brooks A 1999 1999 76 Byers, Charles Hans R 1999 1999 2009 77 McCrary, James Stanley A 1999 2000 78 Bynum, Edward Lee A 2000 2000 79 Griffi n, Grover Tony A 2000 2000 80 Harrill, Michael Bryan, Jr. A 2000 2000 81 Camp, Robert Glenn R 2000 2000 2010 82 Carter, Edward Kern A 2000 2000 83 Joyner, Marsha Calleen Eades A 2000 2000 84 McCorkle, Donald Rollins R 2000 2000 2008 85 Moran, Jeffery Douglass A 2000 2000 86 O’Neal, Julie Elliott A 2000 2001 87 Smith, Tony Ray A 2000 2000 88 Spencer, Rickey Lewis A 2000 2000 89 Feeser, Rosaleen Diana Cooper R 2000 2001 2010 90 Atkinson, Ruth Virginia Bass R 2001 2001 2008 91 Bradshaw, Perry James A 2001 2001 92 Champion, Stanley Lamar IL 2001 2001 93 Hammett, Gaetona Danielle A 2001 2002 94 Frerichs, Sherry June Breedlove A 2001 2007 95 Hatley, David Bruce A 2001 2001 96 Henson, Betty Lee Hagaman A 2001 2001 97 Herron, Robert Earl A 2001 2001 98 Howell, James Franklin, Sr. R 2001 2001 2004 99 Kurtz, Karen Lynn Christy A 2001 2001 100 McConnell, John Timothy A 2001 2001 101 Miles, William Alexander A 2001 2002 102 Meeker, Nancy Segersten A 2001 2002 103 Miller, Stephen Walter A 2001 2001 104 Mitchell, Rickey Dale A 2001 2001 105 Morris, Emmanuel Shanka A 2001 2001 106 Orbison, Rachel Camilla Carpenter R 2001 2001 2010 107 Ottinger, Kelly Brian A 2001 2001 108 Prichard, James Oakley, Jr. A 2001 2001 109 Morrison, Ana Claribel Cubias A 2001 2001 110 Anderson, Kenneth Richard A 2002 2002 111 Brooks, Robert Dean A 2002 2002 112 Fulker, Gary Ray A 2002 2002 113 Fry, Kaye Hedrick A 2002 2002 114 Gordon, Mary Ellen Byrd A 2002 2002 115 Harris, Alanda Ballard A 2002 2002 116 Jackson, Charles Edwin R 2002 2002 2003 117 McLaughlin, Nelson Gregory A 2002 2002 118 Perry, Ronald Donall A 2002 2002 119 Sheffi eld, Christopher Lee A 2003 2004 120 Wilson, Stephanie Lavern Johnson A 2002 2003 121 Wooten, Marilyn Kay Blythe A 2002 2002 122 Branch, Karen Kaye McAdams A 2002 2003 123 Adams, Gladys Frances Dolley A 2003 2003 124 Adams, Michael Ward, Sr. A 2003 2003 125 Austin, Michael Fred A 2003 2003 126 Baird, Lloyd William, Jr. R 2003 2003 2008 127 Bowles, Kenneth Darrel A 2003 2003 128 Burr, Robert Dale, Sr. A 2003 2003 129 Burton, Melvin Keith A 2003 2003 130 Cartner, Harold Todd A 2003 2003 131 Cauble, Robert Lynden A 2003 2003 132 Cooper, Ronnie Davis A 2003 2003 133 Elrod, Gary Lyon A 2003 2003 134 Gould, Shelia Ann Mills A 2003 2003 135 Hill, Tonya Dale A 2003 2003 136 Hunter, Guinnell Carroll A 2003 2003 137 Kiess, Raymond Brian A 2003 2003 138 Killian, Timothy Scott A 2003 2003 139 Lord, Johnny Donald, Jr. A 2003 2003 140 McCall, James Phillip A 2003 2003 141 McClintick, Herbert Emerson A 2003 2003 142 McGill, John Kendall A 2003 2003 143 Peurifoy, Virginia Frances Byrd A 2003 2003 144 Reid, Jerry Lee A 2003 2003 145 Sullivan, Dorothy Lynn Lankford A 2003 2003 146 Byers, Patricia Ellen Tiffany A 2003 2003 147 Villanueva, Raymundo A 2003 2003 148 Warren, Jerry Dale A 2003 2003 ` 149 Wood, Randy Patrick A 2003 2003 150 Kiess, Marjory Wilson A 2003 2003 151 Almond, Roxane Kiker A 2004 2004 152 Beatty, Stephen Andrew A 2004 2004 153 Bradley, David LaRay A 2004 2004 154 Brashear, Brenda Kay O’Neal A 2004 2004 155 Byrum, Michael Steven A 2004 2005 156 Caldera, Augusto Orlando A 2004 2004 157 Clark, Mark Wayne A 2004 2004 158 Davis, George Michael A 2004 2004 159 Eggers, Lee Arnold A 2004 2004 160 Fitzgerald, Timothy Edward A 2004 2004 161 Hartman, Ronald Eugene A 2004 2004 162 Hatley, Mary Elizabeth Tucker A 2004 2005 163 Jolly, Thomas Gene, Jr. A 2004 2004 164 Lancaster, Wanda Helms A 2004 2004 165 Manser, Randall Scott A 2004 2004 166 Margarita, Donald Sil A 2004 2004 167 Marsh, Wayne Allen, Jr. A 2004 2004 168 Morris, Sue Anne Barrett A 2004 2004 169 Pillsbury, John Charles A 2004 2004 170 Rowe, Kenneth Douglas A 2004 2005 171 Vernon, Adam Christopher A 2004 2004 172 Young, Charles Alexander A 2004 2004 173 Cranfi ll, Kenneth Rex A 2004 2004 174 Brown, Carter Dennis R 2005 2005 2010 2010 journal 295

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175 Clements, John William A 2005 2005 176 Friddle, George Hobart, Jr. A 2005 2005 177 Green, David Anthony A 2005 2005 178 Harlow, Jeffrey Scott A 2005 2005 179 Harris, Terry A 2005 2005 180 Marion, Patrick Anthony A 2005 2005 181 Patterson, Deborah Demorest A 2005 2005 182 Revere, Paul Barry Lloyd A 2005 2005 183 Turman, Mary Catherine Haynes A 2005 2005 184 Werstlein, Rebecca Gail Nichols A 2005 2005 185 Wilson, Daniel Howard A 2005 2005 186 Young, Jonathan Shane A 2005 2005 187 Allcorn, Ronald Clarence A 2006 2006 188 Brownworth, Russell Jay A 2006 2006 189 Burleson, Dennis Odell A 2006 2006 190 Coates, George Melvin A 2006 2006 191 Coss, Thomas Michael A 2006 2006 192 Goode II, Thomas Roy A 2006 2006 193 Her, Tou-Chao A 2006 2006 194 Hunt, Judith Fitzgerald A 2006 2006 195 Ireson, Sandra Waddell A 2006 2006 196 Johnston, Dianne Elaine Rudd A 2006 2006 197 Jones, Thomas Herman A 2006 2006 198 Kincaid, Martha McLaurin A 2006 2006 199 McCain, Robert Monroe A 2006 2006 200 McCorkle, Alexander A 2006 2006 201 McCormac, Kevin Parker A 2006 2006 202 Melton, Duane Everette A 2006 2006 203 Miller, Roy Lee A 2006 2006 204 Nichols, Keith Alan A 2006 2006 205 Osborne, Clarence Earl, Jr. A 2006 2006 206 Owens, Tony Glenn A 2006 2006 207 Plott, Timothy Gregg A 2006 2006 208 Shelton, Cynthia Ann Kallam A 2006 2006 209 Tomlinson, Dennis Wayne A 2006 2006 210 Wannemacher, Margaret Russell A 2006 2006 211 Burnette, Kristy Hardin A 2006 2007 212 Finsel, Nathan David A 2006 2007 213 Mercer, Ruth Fowler A 2006 2007 214 Reavill, Mark Edward A 2006 2007 215 Richard, Gregory Lee A 2006 2007 216 Blanton, Teresa Ramsey A 2007 2007 217 Camp, Gary Link A 2007 2007 218 Christian, Walter Bates A 2007 2007 219 Cloninger, Richard Lee A 2007 2007 220 Collins, Gregory Keith A 2007 2007 221 Dodson, Marcus Lawrence A 2007 2007 222 Garvin, David Scott A 2007 2007 223 Haire, Michael Leonard A 2007 2007 224 Handy, Bruce Howard, Jr. A 2007 2007 225 Howard, Kari Sonja Lewis A 2007 2007 226 Lanier, Eric Earl, Jr. A 2007 2007 227 Locke, David Alan A 2007 2007 228 McNiel, Sandra Lee Schultz A 2007 2007 229 Richards III, Richard Quintus R 2007 2007 2009 230 Setzer, Philip Hugh A 2007 2007 231 Wittman, Laura Elizabeth A 2007 2007 232 Batchelor, Trevor Dewayne A 2008 2008 233 Briggs, Robert Howard A 2008 2008 234 Brookshire, James Brevard A 2008 2008 235 Cheek, Talmadge Clingman, Jr. A 2008 2008 236 Conston, Marcia Kay Lyles A 2008 2008 237 Coward, Andrew Norman A 2008 2008 238 Fender, Pete Dean A 2008 2008 239 Gager, Douglas William A 2008 2008 240 Graves, Mae Purvis A 2008 2008 241 King, Larry Scott A 2008 2008 242 Lee, Michael Scott A 2008 2008 243 Mandelstamm, William Israel A 2008 2008 244 Moore, Lisa Diana A 2008 2008 245 Overrein, Duncan Andrew A 2008 2008 246 Ramsey, Carl Martin, Jr. A 2008 2008 247 Sears, Paul Arthur A 2008 2008 248 Sibley, Frederick Davis A 2008 2008 249 Smith, Dwight Leonard A 2008 2008 250 Smith, Mark Alexander A 2008 2008 251 Spruill, Ellen Lajune A 2008 2008 252 Sutton, Elizabeth Brook Allred A 2008 2008 253 Tesh, Kevin Lee A 2008 2008 254 Thompson, Bradley Allen A 2008 2008 255 Thompson, James Wallace A 2008 2008 256 Toth, Craig Matthew A 2008 2008 257 Webb, Jane Sink A 2008 2008 258 Albino, Candido A 2009 2009 259 Allen, George Craig, Jr. A 2009 2009 260 Arledge, David Carter A 2009 2009 261 Blackman, Coy Daniel A 2009 2009 262 Campbell, Jody Boone A 2009 2009 263 Carlton, Harrison Marion A 2009 2009 264 Colombo, Beverly Wolfe A 2009 2009 265 Edney, Glenda Worley A 2009 2009 266 Geiger, Sherron Orlean A 2009 2009 267 James, Dustin Drew A 2009 2009 268 Karcher, Tracey Edwards A 2009 2009 269 Locklear, Joel Garth, Jr. A 2009 2009 270 Morasco, Bruce Edward A 2009 2009 271 Perry, L’Tanya M. A 2009 2009 272 Smith, Jesse Ray A 2009 2009 273 Tanico, Lisa Laign A 2009 2009 274 Tapp, Daniel Dewayne A 2009 2009 275 Warren, Sharon Denise A 2009 2009 276 Wilson, Vickie McFalls A 2009 2009 277 Adams, Morgan Danielle Terry A 2010 2010 296 Western North Carolina Conference

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278 Christ, Lonna Angel Jackson A 2010 2010 279 Crowell, Jonathan Neil A 2010 2010 280 Curtis, Charles Hicks A 2010 2010 281 Dickert, Wayne Lewis A 2010 2010 282 Fulk, Joseph Marion III A 2010 2010 283 Groome, James Irvin III A 2010 2010 284 Handlang, Donald Lee, Jr. A 2010 2010 285 Harris, Teresa Michelle A 2010 2010 286 Kroeger, Emily Isabelle Danahey A 2010 2010 287 Lineberry, Eric Wayne A 2010 2010 288 Moss, Dwight Rudell A 2010 2010 289 Poole, Gregory Martin A 2010 2010 290 Presley, Gaylen Arlis A 2010 2010 291 Rose, Tracie Christian A 2010 2010 292 Showalter, William Clay A 2010 2010 293 Spicer, Patricia Black A 2010 2010 294 Vaughan, Nancy McBee A 2010 2010 295 Wilfong, Victor Alan A 2010 2010 296 Williams, Victor Anthony A 2010 2010 297 Wilson, Daniel Robert A 2010 2010 298 Youngblood, Matthew Joseph A 2010 2010

4. Diaconal Ministers

Consecrated as Admitted to Chronological Number Current Diaconal Minister WNC Conference Year and Full Name Status Conference Year How Year Retired

1 Bingham, Rebecca Kay Green A WNC 1977 DM 1977 2 Carmichael, Margaret Susan R WNC 1977 DM 1977 1988 3 Coble, Walter Howard R WNC 1977 DM 1977 1996 4 Cox, Barbara Ann R WNC 1977 DM 1977 1998 5 Eargle, Carolyn R WNC 1977 DM 1977 1979 6 Hina, Peggy Lee R WNC 1977 DM 1977 1998 7 Jordan, William Henry R WNC 1977 DM 1977 1991 8 Morgan, Jean Marie R WNC 1977 DM 1977 1992 9 Clarke, Marion Craig Nifong R WNC 1977 DM 1977 1979 10 Thompson, Mavis Campbell R WNC 1977 DM 1977 1987 11 Tyler, Ann R Okla 1977 T 1979 1988 12 Houk, Mary Margaret R WNC 1978 DM 1978 1988 13 Shinneman, Bonnie Schuldt R RMtn 1978 T 1988 1993 14 Quick, Kathryn Elizabeth LA Holston 1988 T 1990 15 Dixon, Sarah Reynolds R WNC 1991 DM 1991 1997 16 Lile, Rebecca Kay LA NC 1993 T 1998 17 Christy, Mark Holmes A WNC 1996 DM 1996 18 Osterberg, Susan Felder A WNC 1996 DM 1996 19 Allred, Edward William A WNC 1997 DM 1997 20 McGarrah, Sandra Jean Mestler A WNC 1997 DM 1997 21 Guess, Catherine Louise Ritch A WNC 1997 DM 1997 22 Dougherty, Michael Patrick A EOhio 1999 T 1999 23 Hitch, Janet Marlow R WNC 1999 DM 1999 2008 2010 journal 297 D. HISTORICAL DATA

1a. New Churches Chartered: None. 1b. New Congregations Established in the Listing of Appointments: Asheville: Asheville Mission became the Haywood Street Congregation 2. Churches Merged: Charlotte: Centro Christiano Mission assimilated into Matthews Agua De Vida Mission assimilated into Memorial Cambodian Mission assimilated into St. John’s 3. Chartered Churches Discontinued/Abandoned: See cabinet resolutions in Section IV.C. (p127-128) 4. Churches Relocated: Charlotte: Charlotte: Sanctuary (NS) relocated to 11301 Granite St., Charlotte, NC 28217 (new worship location) Light of Christ relocated to 9212 Bryant Farms Rd., Charlotte, NC 28277 (new facility built) North Wilkesboro: Crossfi re to 3200 Statesville Rd., North Wilkesboro 28659 5. New Church Buildings: Albemarle: Gilboa – new fellowship hall Prospect – church offi ce and classrooms Asheville: Dana – fellowship building Charlotte: Light of Christ – new building (April 18, 2010) Gastonia: Stanley: First – family life center Lake Norman: New Covenant – family life center Lexington: Hillsdale – youth and family wing Shiloh – family life center Macedonia – family life center Salisbury: Boger’s Chapel – new educational building Waynesville: Cullowhee – educational wing 6. Churches Remodeled: Albemarle: Norwood: First – remodeling of classrooms and church offi ces Asheville: Martin’s Chapel – fellowship hall Oakley – Sanctuary Charlotte: Hawthorne Lane – iceberg room; 3rd fl oor rooms remodeled (activity room, 3 classrooms, 2 bathrooms, and lounge/kitchen) Gastonia: Shelby: Central – sanctuary renovated Greensboro: St. Paul’s – sanctuary High Point: Asheboro: First – sanctuary, fellowship hall, preschool hall Asheboro: Central – sanctuary Cedar Falls – fellowship hall Liberty Grove – fellowship hall Jordan Memorial – sanctuary, bell tower/steeple, education wing Lake Norman: Hopewell – restoration of sanctuary Northeast: Palmyra – sanctuary Fellowship Church – replaced windows, remodeled bathroom Eden: First – insulation and roof Mt. Airy: Central – 3 restrooms North Wilkesboro: Crossfi re – renovated warehouse for sanctuary, kitchen, offi ces, classrooms, fellowship hall Salisbury: Jackson Park – sanctuary Center – restrooms Statesville: Christ (Fairgrove campus) – converted fellowship hall to sanctuary and developed a children’s center 7. Churches Dedicated: Asheville: Martin’s Chapel – Feb. 14, 2010 Charlotte: St. Paul – organ dedication – Dec. 2, 2009 Dilworth – sanctuary and edifi ce consecration – Feb. 28, 2010 Gastonia: Lincolnton: First – fellowship hall dedicated – October, 2009 Greensboro: St. Paul’s: sanctuary remodeled High Point: Liberty Grove – fellowship hall Cedar Falls – fellowship hall Lake Norman: Brown’s Chapel – new sign North Wilkesboro: Crossfi re – building and grounds Waynesville: Canton: Central – new building (with elevator) and sanctuary renovations – May 23, 2010 Cullowhee – education wing – April 18, 2010 Fincher’s Chapel – gathering area and two restrooms – July 26, 2009 Reid’s Chapel – remodeled sanctuary – March 28, 2010 Winston-Salem Morris Chapel – columbarium – Aug. 16, 2009 Crews – Memorial Hall – March 21, 2010 8. Parsonages Built, Remodeled, or Purchased: Lexington: Lexington: First – remodeled Salisbury: Providence – remodeled Winston-Salem: Cherry Street – remodeled Cottage 34 at The Children’s Home – remodeled to become a parsonage 9. Parsonages Dedicated: None (Note: The above information compiled from reports submitted by the district superintendents to the conference secretary.) 298 Western North Carolina Conference E. ROLL OF DECEASED CLERGY AND DIACONAL MINISTERS AND DECEASED SPOUSES OF CLERGY AND DIACONAL MINISTERS May 1, 2009 – April 30, 2010 Clergy and Diaconal Ministers Grace Randleman Boyd (Johnnie G. Boyd) ...... July 26, 2009 Garland Howard Allred ...... Oct. 12, 2009 Mozelle Eaker Brendle (Iverson M Brendle) ...... May 2, 2009 Fred Donald Beaty ...... May 31, 2009 Ruth B. Brooks (Glenn Albert Brooks) ...... Dec. 21, 2009 Herman Calvin Beck ...... Nov. 5, 2009 Victoria Hicks Cagle (John F. Cagle) ...... Dec. 23, 2009 Hugh Lawrence Bond ...... Nov. 17, 2009 Suellyn Campbell (Jody B. Campbell) ...... Aug. 28, 2009 Claude Lee Campbell, Jr...... Feb. 16, 2010 Johnnie Speas Carter (J. Edwin Carter) ...... March 23, 2010 John Wesley Cole...... Jan. 20, 2010 Melissa Idol Cartner (H. Todd Cartner) ...... April 18, 2010 Doris Hill Cornelius ...... Sept. 24, 2009 Callie B. Cockman (William C. Cockman) ...... Aug. 3, 2009 Harlan Longstreet Creech, Jr...... June 15, 2009 Della Rae Daniels (Joseph C. Daniels)...... Octo. 27, 2009 Kenneth Gray Fansler ...... Jan. 26, 2010 Catherine H. Duckwall (Paul H. Duckwall) ...... March 10, 2010 Hugh Vincent Ferguson...... Dec. 25, 2009 Edna King Frazier (John Truman Frazier, Jr.) ...... May 23, 2009 Floyd Lee Heckard ...... June 28, 2009 Lora Self Goode (Elbert Homer Goode) ...... April 1, 2010 Muriel Climax Hickman ...... July 10, 2009 Mildred C. Groce (William Harold Groce) ...... Jan. 20, 2010 J Edwin Houk ...... Aug. 25, 2009 Ruth W. Laughlin (Robert M. Laughlin) ...... Sept. 12, 2009 Alvin Garnet Jones ...... Sept. 23, 2009 C. Ann Leonard (W. Calvin Leonard) ...... Sept. 16, 2009 Eugene Curtis Kincaid ...... May 26, 2009 Alma M. Madison (J. Clay Madison) ...... Feb. 21, 2010 Willie Lorenza Napper ...... Dec. 20, 2009 Margaret Harrell Miller (Ralph Miller) ...... March 14, 2010 Ralph Alexander Shipp...... Feb. 4, 2010 M. Estelle Heafner Mitchum (L. Paul Heafner) ...... Sept. 7, 2009 Harold Norman Smisor ...... Nov. 23, 2009 Marianna C. Nease-Bell (Edgar H. Nease, Jr.) ...... Dec. 12, 2009 Robert Henry Stamey ...... Jan. 22, 2010 Helen Gordon Phillips (Albert Franklin Gordon, Sr.) ...... Feb. 16, 2010 Joseph Marion Taylor, Jr...... Jan. 24, 2010 Cora McMurray Royster (William R. Royster, Sr.) ...... April 18, 2010 Gary Glennell Watlington ...... July 12, 2009 Irene Q. Sides (Roy W. Sides) ...... Dece. 25, 2009 Billy Mac Whiteside ...... Feb. 1, 2010 Laura M. Streater (Tracy H. Streater, Sr.) ...... Aug. 22, 2009 Zeno Cletus Wright ...... Sept. 16, 2009 Mary Andrews Swink (Ray Franklin Swink) ...... Jan. 14, 2010 Lamer S. VonCannon (Leonard T. VonCannon) ...... Dec. 8, 2009 Spouses of Clergy Joyce D. Williams (E. Vaudry Williams) ...... July 4, 2009 Evelyn Rose Williams Allred (James G. Allred, Sr.) ...... May 7, 2009 Mary Alice Workman (M. Marion Workman)...... June 15, 2009 Jean P. Arnold (Robert B. Arnold) ...... Dec. 6, 2009 Elaine G. Wright (Zeno C. Wright) ...... Sept. 21, 2009 Barbara A. Ball (Enoch Ball) ...... Aug. 31, 2009 Adeline Owens Yokeley (W. Herman Yokeley) ...... Jan. 21, 2010 F. MEMOIRS OF DECEASED CLERGY AND DIACONAL MINISTERS

GARLAND HOWARD ALLRED MAY 28, 1922–OCTOBER 12, 2009 The Rev. Dr. Howard Allred, of 3212 Rolling Road, High Point, died Oct. 12, 2009, at Moses Cone Hospital. He was born May 28, 1922 in Greensboro, second of the fi ve sons of W. Fletcher and Etta Ritter Allred, charter members of Newlyn Street United Methodist Church. He was married for 59 years to the late Florence Oakley of Greensboro. Howard and Florence had three children: Donald Howard Allred and his wife Pat of Asheboro, Susan Allred Singletary and her husband Ron of Jacksonville and Laura E. Allred of Wilmington. They had six grandchildren: Dustin Allred and his wife Evelyn of Indianapolis, Cathryn Ronan and her husband David, of Spartanburg, Beth Allred, Lauren Singletary, Samantha Allred, and Zackary Allred of Wilmington. They had three great-grandchildren: David and Griffi n Allred of Indianapolis and Cormac Ronan of Spartanburg. On June 15, 2002, the Rev. Allred married the former Ann Mayo Morris of High Point. She and the late John Morris are parents of daughters, Martha Morris Bunch and her husband, Thomas, of Greensboro, and Susan Morris Doss and husband Randy, of Greensboro. They have two grandchildren, John Bunch and Caroline Doss of Greensboro. During WWII, 1st Lt. Howard Allred was a photographic reconnaissance pilot in the Mediterranean Theater. Flying the P-38 and B-25 aircraft, he was awarded the Air Medal fi ve times and, for valor, the Distinguished Flying Cross. Nine days before his death he had a joyous trip to the WWII Memorial on The Triad Flight of Honor. The Rev. Allred had a Bachelor of Arts from Guilford College, a Master of Divinity from Duke University and a Doctor of Divinity (honorary) from High Point University. The Rev. Allred served 43 years in the Western NC Conference of The United Methodist Church. His pastorates included His pastorates included Pelham; First, Draper; Maylo, Gastonia; Epworth, Concord; Central, Asheboro; Memorial, Thomasville; Superintendent of the Northeast District; First, High Point. In 1995, he was elected “Pastor Emeritus” of First United Methodist Church, High Point. In 1980, 1984, and 1988, the Rev. Allred was a delegate to the Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference of The United Methodist Church. He was a delegate to the General Conference in 1984 in St. Louis and 1988 in Baltimore. He was a delegate to the World Methodist Conference in Nairobi, Kenya in 1986. The Rev. Allred served on the Board of Advisors, Hayworth Chapel, High Point University. He was a Paul Harris Fellow in Rotary International, a life member of Optimist International and a member of the American Legion. Founder of the television ministry at First United Methodist in 1990 (Sundays 7 a.m. WGHP-Fox-8), he received the Holt McPherson Communication Award in Public Media in 1991, “for excellence in presenting the Christian message on television.” During his pastorate in Concord, the Rev. Allred served as track chaplain for the Charlotte Motor Speedway. In October of 2000, he was selected by the “Independent Tribune” in Concord as one the “100 Most Infl uential People over the last 100 years” in Cabarrus County. The Rev. Allred was a 32rd Degree Mason and served as State Chaplain for the Grand Masonic Lodge of North Carolina. As far as anybody could tell, he never had a bad day. Don Allred 2010 journal 299 FRED DONALD BEATY DECEMBER 27, 1931–MAY 31, 2009 Don Beaty was a child of God, a good friend, a loving husband and father, an effective pastor, and most of all a faithful servant of our Savior Jesus Christ. Don was born Dec. 27, 1931, in Belmont, N.C., to Annie Maier Beaty and Fred W. Beaty. He grew up in Belmont, earned his Eagle Scout award at age 14, and was active in Belmont First Methodist Church. Don graduated from Belmont High School in 1950, and earned commencement awards for ‘Best High School Citizen,’ ‘Bible,’ and ‘Quill and Scroll,’ and was state Beta Club president his senior year. He remained close with his high school classmates through the years. Don received his Bachelor of Arts in 1954 from Duke University, with majors in English Literature and history. Don sang with the Duke Men’s Glee Club and enjoyed whistling songs. He was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, Who’s Who, and Omicron Delta Kappa (a national leadership honorary). While at Duke, Don was president of the Western NC Conference Methodist Youth Fellowship. During his senior year, Don received the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, honoring the graduating senior whose character embodied the qualities of selfl essness, generosity of service, nobility of character, integrity, and deep spirituality. The following statement at that time gave reasons for his award: ‘Because of his unselfi sh and effective contributions to his university, his community, his church–especially in recognition of his exemplary leadership of young people by word and deed, of his worthwhile contributions to the student body through the Young Men’s Christian Association and the Men’s Student Government Association, of his generous use of his musical abilities, and of his dedication of his many talents to God and to the Church.’ Don exhibited these same qualities the rest of his life, and loved leading Duke clergy alumni in singing the Duke Alma Mater. Within the conference, Don received his license to preach in 1950, was ordained Deacon and admitted on trial in 1955, and was ordained Elder in 1959. Don received his Master of Divinity degree from Duke in 1957, and was student body president his senior year. In his ministry, he mentored many Duke Endowment students and taught them the values of scholarship, leadership, and relationships. Throughout the years, Don maintained his deep friendships with other clergy, both young and old, of the Western NC Conference. Don married the love of his life, Emily Nan Grier, on June 18, 1955, and they had a wonderful and loving life together. Emily, a math teacher, always supported Don’s ministry and cherished her life as the pastor’s wife. Don and Emily celebrated 50 years of marriage in 2005 with a reception at Central United Methodist Church in Concord with many family and friends, including most of the members of their wedding party and friends from the churches he had served. Don had a profound and lasting impact on the lives and faith of many people through his more than 40 years of service as a United Methodist minister in the Western NC Conference. He was a man of prayer, a natural leader who always greeted folks with a smile. Don faithfully served the following United Methodist congregations during his career: Gillespie, Charlotte; Fair View, Mount Mourne; Plaza, Charlotte; West Bend, Asheboro; Bethel, Greensboro; Sedgefi eld Lakes and Hickory Grove, Greensboro; Madison, Madison; Weddington, Weddington; Cokesbury, Charlotte; Central, Concord; and Boger City, Lincolnton. In 1995, Don pastored in England with the World Methodist Council exchange program. Always looking for the long-term interest of his congregations, one of his major accomplishments was leading the Weddington congregation in purchasing a major tract of land, which became the foundation of this signifi cant congregation today. Following his retirement in 1997, Don served two interim pastorates that required a strong, pastoral presence at Bethpage, Kannapolis and at Milford Hills, Salisbury. In retirement, he also supported the pastors and members of Central in Concord with his wise presence. Don was also an active leader of the conference, serving as chairperson of the Board of Global Ministries and president of the conference Brotherhood/Sisterhood. He was always passionate about missions, and especially global missions, to share Christ’s love. During Don’s ministry, he received 1024 members into The United Methodist Church! Don is survived by his wife of 53 years, Emily Grier Beaty of Concord; son, Rufus F. Beaty (1/26/58) and wife Beth of Greenville, S.C.; daughter, Susan Beaty Hamner (10/8/59) and her husband Mark of Mount Pleasant, S.C.; and son, Harold Grier Beaty (6/12/62) and his wife Laura of Winston-Salem. The children remember how Don balanced the needs of his congregations with times of family conversation around the dinner table. Don shared much love, joy and laughter with all of his grandchildren and imparted important life lessons to each of them: Ben and Chris Hamner of Mt. Pleasant, S.C.; Grace and Julia Beaty of Greenville, S.C.; and Emily and Thomas Beaty of Winston-Salem, N.C. Don is also survived by his sister, Mary Elizabeth Beaty Bowen of Belmont, N.C., and his brother, R. Carroll Beaty and his wife Margaret of Richlands, N.C., as well as nieces, nephews, and cousins. Don died on May 31, 2009, in Concord, North Carolina, at age 77. The family celebrated his life on June 3, 2009, at Central United Methodist Church in Concord, led by the Rev. Andy Langford and the Rev. Rick Carter, followed by his burial at Steele Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Charlotte. Andy Langford and Emily Beaty HERMAN CALVIN BECK MAY 30, 1927–NOVEMBER 5, 2009 Herman Calvin Beck was born May 30, 1927, in Guilford County, North Carolina to Ira Virgil Beck and Ruth Mitchell Beck, weighing 1 ½ pounds. The doctor who delivered him at home had concerns that he would not make it until morning, but God had a plan! Herman grew up with six brothers and one sister under the guidance of godly parents who encouraged his growth in spiritual things. He treasured the time he spent with his grandmother, Martha Mitchell, who also taught him to love the Lord. Herman’s formal education started at Union Hill School. He graduated from Jamestown High School and then enlisted in the U.S. Navy on Aug. 9, 1944. He served in WWII in Germany, France, and Iwo Jima. On Sunday, May 7, 1950, revival started in his home church, Mitchell’s Grove United Methodist Church, and Herman gave his life to the Lord. Accepting God’s call to preach the Word of God, he received a local preacher’s license from the Methodist Church on April 2, 1952. Herman graduated on Aug. 21, 1954, with a Bachelor of Arts degree from High Point College. He started his ministerial training at Emory University and completed it at the approved pastors’ school at Duke University on Aug. 9, 1957. On Sept. 26, 1954, he was admitted on trial to the Western NC Conference and received his fi rst appointment to Vickory Chapel and Burnett’s Chapel United Methodist Churches in Greensboro, N.C. He served there from 1954 to 1960. He became a deacon in the Methodist 300 Western North Carolina Conference

Church on Sept. 21, 1956, and an elder in the Methodist Church on June 7, 1958. He served Palm Tree UMC in Lawndale from 1960 to 1965, Thrift UMC in Charlotte from 1965 to 1968, Rhyne Heights UMC in Lincolnton from 1968 to 1974, Calvary UMC in High Point from 1974 to 1983, and Hickory Grove and Sedgefi eld Lakes United Methodist Churches in Greensboro from 1983 to 1984. Herman retired from the Western NC Conference of The United Methodist Church in 1985, after serving faithfully for 33 years. He served Giles and Charlotte United Methodist Churches in Asheboro from 1987 to 1990. He accepted a pastorate at Thomasville Christian Fellowship in October of 1990, and was still preaching God’s Word there when the Lord called him home. On May 30, 1953, Herman married Latricia (Pat) Stanley, born Oct. 15, 1927, of High Point, N.C. She became his helpmate in serving the Lord. Pat went to be with the Lord after a battle with cancer on Nov. 28, 1982. The Lord sent another helpmate to Herman. Linda King Brumfi eld was married to Herman on April 24, 1984. Herman was proud of his family which includes: Marsha Beck Carrigan, born on Sept. 27, 1954, and her husband Eddie; Verna Beck Hunt, born April 2, 1960, and her husband, James; Kermit Ervin Brumfi eld born Aug. 2, 1963, and his wife Trisha; Stephanie Burke Ward, born Feb. 10, 1969, and her husband Chris; Matthew O’Neil Brumfi eld born Dec. 11, 1974, and his wife Angie; Angie Wall Whitehead, born Dec. 13, 1968, and her husband Darren. He was blessed with 20 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. There are many other “spiritual” children Herman considered part of his extended family, however, they are too numerous to mention. On Oct. 15, 2009, Herman had a heart attack. After a three-week hospitalization, Herman Beck, surrounded by his family, received his promotion from this world to his eternal home with Jesus on Nov. 5, 2009. A beautiful memorial service on Nov. 8, 2009, at Thomasville Christian Fellowship in Thomasville, North Carolina, celebrated Herman’s life. Herman faithfully followed God’s call to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ to everyone he met. He was a good shepherd to the congregations he was called to serve, loving all people with the unconditional love of our Lord. He lived what he preached and stood steadfast on God’s Word. Herman left his footprints on the hearts of so many people past, present, and future. He was truly a great friend, pastor, husband, and dad, but most of all a great man of God. As the Apostle Paul wrote in I Corinthians 15:58, “Therefore, my dear brothers, stand fi rm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain.” If Herman could ask one thing of us, it would be to make Jesus Lord of your life, serve Him and join Herman in heaven one day. Verna Beck Hunt

HUGH LAWRENCE BOND OCTOBER 7, 1936–NOVEMBER 17, 2009 The Rev. Dr. Hugh Lawrence “Larry” Bond, son of the late Freeman and Virginia Martin Bond of Memphis, Tenn., died on Nov. 17, 2009, at his home in Boone, N.C., after battling cancer for a year. He was born Oct. 7, 1936, in Memphis, Tenn. Dr. Bond is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Stephanie Bond White (b. April 13, 1973) and her husband Mike of Newland, N.C., and Miss Julianne Wilson Bond (b. May 25, 1995) of Boone, N.C. He is also survived by two grandchildren, Carter Michael White and Kylie Jean White of Newland, N.C., and one half-brother, Mr. Don Rogers of Rincon, Ga. Funeral services for Dr. Bond were held on Sunday Nov. 22, 2009, at the Linville Falls Community Church, with the Rev. Shelly Wilson, Mr. Ralph Lentz II, and Mr. Don Kaple offi ciating. Burial followed at the Pisgah United Methodist Church Cemetery in the Linville Falls Community. Dr. Bond earned his A.B. from Lambuth College in 1958, his B.D. (1961), and Ph.D. (1967) from Duke University. In 1955, he was licensed to preach, and was admitted to the Memphis Conference in 1958. He became a deacon of the Methodist Conference in 1961, entered into full connection in 1963, and became an elder in 1968. In 1973, Dr. Bond joined the Western NC Methodist Conference, from which he retired in 2005. Dr. Bond served as the pastor of the Linville Falls Community Church in Avery County, N.C. from 1983 until his death in November 2009. Only two weeks before his passing, Dr. Bond delivered his last sermon from a wheelchair. His academic career was long and distinguished. From 1973 until his full retirement in 2008, Dr. Bond was a professor of Medieval History at Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C. He was a world renowned expert on Nicholas of Cusa (1401–1464), perhaps the most important theologian and philosopher of the Medieval West in the fi rst half of the fi fteenth century. Dr. Bond published three books on Nicholas of Cusa, including Nicholas of Cusa on Interreligious Harmony (1991), and Nicholas of Cusa: Selected Spiritual Writings (1997), as well as numerous articles. He was the founder and fi rst president of the American Cusanus Society. From 1979 to 1981, Dr. Bond was given the I. G. Greer Distinguished Professor of History Award at Appalachian State University for his excellence in teaching and scholarship. He spoke at numerous conferences on Nicholas of Cusa around the world—from Japan and Germany to San Francisco and Kalamazoo, MI. At the time of his death he was working on translating medieval exegetes’ interpretations of the book of Romans, which will be published by Eerdmans in the future. The motivation behind all of H. Lawrence Bond’s work was his love for the Lord of the Gospel, and the Gospel of the Lord. It was manifested in the pastoral care of his Linville Falls congregation, in his volunteer work with the homeless and mentally-ill at the Hospitality House in Boone, and his participation and arrest during the lunch counter sit-ins in Greensboro and Durham in the civil rights struggles of the 1960s. His love for the gospel of peace was manifested in anti-war protests during the Vietnam War, and in several letters of deferment for prospective student draftees. Dr. Bond cared for his students and his colleagues alike with a Christ-like love, and he sought to bring the best out of them through Christ-like devotion to teaching and scholarship, doing to them, as Paul admonished, “as to the Lord.” (Col. 3:23) His passing has left a great void in both the academic world and among his church family. While the Linville Falls Community Church seeks a successor for him—“he will never be replaced”—as one of his parishioners stated—his congregation plans on memorializing his 26 years of service by naming the new fellowship hall in his honor. Upon hearing of Dr. Bond’s death, Dr. Walter Andreas Euler, Director of the Institute for Cusanus Research in Germany, sent his condolences to the congregation at Linville Falls, writing that “Larry was a wonderful man and a brilliant researcher in the fi eld of Nicholas of Cusa. His translations and interpretations of Cusanus’ writings will certainly be profi tably studied further in the future. . .The loss is grievous, the hope for resurrection. . .is stronger.” Another close friend and colleague of Dr. Bond’s, the Rev. Dr. Philip Krey, President of the Philadelphia Lutheran Seminary, stated that “We lost a great scholar and friend. . .We will miss his questions, humor, and wonderful humanity.” H. Lawrence Bond was a hopeful, faithful, servant of Jesus Christ. About a month before his death he wrote, “I have nothing to lose except my cancer.” And he shared this hope through his scholarship and preaching. As Pastor Shelly Wilson stated at his funeral, the Rev. Dr. H. Lawrence Bond has left a powerful and living legacy among all those who knew him: “Refl ecting upon Larry’s life and our lives together, the re-creation of God’s life may be seen.” Ralph E. Lentz II, M.A. 2010 journal 301 CLAUDE LEE CAMPBELL, JR. MAY 28, 1925–FEBRUARY 16, 2010 The Rev. Claude Lee Campbell, Jr. was born in Onancock, Virginia, on May 28, 1925, to Susan Watson Campbell and Claude Lee Campbell, Sr. He had one sister Margaret, a brother, George. Claude received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Asbury College in 1950. He then served one year with Methodist Missions on Isle of Pines, Cuba. While at Asbury College, Claude fell in love with Jean Lowery and they were married in 1951. Claude attended Candler School of Theology, Emory University and received a Master’s of Divinity in 1956. Claude was ordained deacon in the South Georgia Conference in 1953, and elder in 1955. He served in the South Georgia Conference for 15 years beginning with the Kite Charge, Kite, Ga. (1951–1952,) with fi ve churches; the Stapleton Charge, Stapleton, Ga. (1952–1956) with four churches; associate at St. Luke UMC in Columbus, Ga. (1956–1958); Ebenezer UMC in Macon, Ga. (1958–1961); and Byron UMC in Byron Ga. (1961–1964). From 1964–65, Claude was involved in Clinical Pastoral Education, at Georgia Baptist Hospital, in Atlanta, Ga. These experiences in the South Georgia Conference prepared Claude for his most signifi cant role in ministry. In 1965, Claude became Chaplain of Gaston Memorial Hospital in Gastonia, N.C. He was known for providing pastoral care to the hospital staff as well as to the patients and their families. He was known for providing friendship and pastoral care to the local clergy who came to visit their church members in the hospital. Claude’s friendship with the clergy helped him establish the Adjunct Chaplain’s Program at the hospital. Local clergy provided 24 hours, seven days a week, pastoral care for patients and their families in the hospital. Only the Lord knows how many times Claude listened to, prayed for, and touched the lives of patients, their families, the hospital staff, and the adjunct staff of clergy. He served Gaston Memorial Hospital for 25 years and retired in 1990. Claude gave outstanding leadership to the North Carolina Chaplain’s Association. On May 2, 1991, he was recognized for “his visionary leadership and commitment to professional chaplaincy” and awarded the distinction of Emeritus Member. He was recognized again on April 10, 1997, for his “pioneering leadership in health care chaplaincy and commitment as a mentor and friend to his professional colleagues.” Being a mentor and friend to clergy will be his legacy. Claude also served his local community. He was instrumental in the formation of Hospice of Gaston County and served as president and board member. Claude loved Myers Memorial United Methodist in Gastonia, N.C., where he attended with his family. He lovingly supported every pastor who served Myers and touched the lives of so many laity. After retirement from the hospital, Claude organized support groups for those who were recently divorced. He served on many committees and boards within the Western NC Conference including the Board of Ordained Ministry. He enjoyed serving on the Walk to Emmaus and Kairos Prison Ministry. Claude and Jean have had a loving family. Their youngest son, Mark, has lived with Claude and Jean. Mark will be remembered for his loving care of his dad when Claude’s health was failing. Their daughter Jeanna Campbell Hyland, husband Bill, grandson Cory, granddaughter Dawnelle and grandson Brian brought so much joy to Claude’s life. Their oldest son, Claude “Lee” III, married Candace Chronister. A great sadness overtook Claude and Jean when Lee died in a motorcycle accident in 1980, while attending N.C. State University. Claude and Jean later introduced their daughter-in-law Candace, to one of their young clergy friends David Lawrence (who has written this memoir). “Candy” and David, and their children, Anna and Jonathan, have always been considered family. During Claude and Jean’s 50th wedding anniversary celebration, someone said, “Many people collect things but Claude and Jean collect people.” Their home was always open to friends and to the many clergy that Claude mentored and loved. Jean said, “If we loved you, then we ate with you”. I wonder how many clergy and laity in our Western NC Conference have had a meal in their home. Claude died on Feb. 16, 2010, at his home. A celebration of life was held at Myers Memorial United Methodist Church. In attendance were family, friends who had become like family, laity from Myers, clergy that Claude had loved and mentored throughout the years, and hospital staff from Gaston Memorial Hospital. We remembered someone who listened to us, loved us, and prayed for us often. We will continue to remember this loving man who embodied a lifetime of pastoral care. “The time of my departure has come. I have fought the good fi ght. I have fi nished the race. I have kept the faith.” 2 Timothy 4:6b-7. David Lawrence JOHN WESLEY COLE DECEMBER 10, 1924–JANUARY 20, 2010 The Rev. John Wesley Cole was born Dec. 10, 1924, in Harris, N.C., to Robert “Grady” Cole and Alma Owens Cole. He grew up in Rutherford County with his two brothers, Heber and James. He graduated from Harris High School. He proudly served in the Army during WWII. He attended Gardner-Webb College and Lenoir-Rhyne College. In 1957, he was licensed to preach, he was ordained as a deacon for the Western NC Conference in 1960, an elder in 1962, was on trial 1963, receiving full connection in 1965. John was a member of Kistler’s Chapel United Methodist Church in Rutherfordton, where he received his training for singing, and leading the gospel choir, learning the shape notes from the singing schools he attended as a youth and young adult. He used his love of music, song writing, and singing, in his ministry and even after his retirement. In 1958, he started his ministry in the Morganton Circuit until 1963; from 1963 until 1964, he served the Salem-Barnardsville charge in Asheville; from 1964 until 1968, he served Salem Church in Weaverville; from 1968 until 1969, he served Grace Chapel/Baton charge in the Statesville District; from 1969 until 1973, he served the Grace Chapel/Ebenezer Charge; from 1973 until 1977, he served North Morganton UMC in the Marion District; from 1977 until 1981, serving the Spray UMC in the Northeast District; from 1981 until 1985, serving the Marshville UMC in the Albemarle District; from 1985 until 1988, serving Centenary UMC in the Salisbury District. He retired in 1988, and made his home Granite Falls, N.C. He attended Ebenezer United Methodist where he continued his ministry in leading Bible studies and leading the choir. On March 21, 1948, he married Wilda Ruppe. She was a devoted “preacher’s wife” and his dutiful helpmate until her death in 1989. They were blessed with four children: Thomas Wesley (1-3-1949), Marsha Anne (5-8-1956), Mari-Lynn (6-25-1957) and John Tony 2-14-1962; nine grandchildren, one great-grandson, and three step-great-grandchildren. John passed away Jan. 20, 2010, after a courageous battle with lung cancer. Funeral services were conducted Jan. 25, 2010, at Ebenezer United Methodist Church with the Rev. Eric Lane, the Rev. Mitchell Wilson, and the Rev. Carl Hamm offi ciating. He was buried in the church cemetery with military and Masonic rites. John loved his family, his country, singing, The United Methodist Church, and most of all his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Marsha McRary 302 Western North Carolina Conference DORIS JANE HILL CORNELIUS DECEMBER 13, 1927–SEPTEMBER 24, 2009 Doris Jane Hill Cornelius was born on Dec. 13, 1927, in Monroe, North Carolina, to Johnie T. Hill and Kate Privette Hill. She died at Hospice Monroe on Sept. 24, 2009, after some years of declining health. Doris is survived by her husband of over 60 years, James C. “Jimmy” Cornelius, her daughter Jane Creech and husband the Rev. Harlan Creech, one grandson Joseph Creech and wife Nikki, a great granddaughter Matalyn Creech, a sister Betty Ballew, and brother Douglas “Ducky” Hill and his wife Coleen. A service of celebration memorializing Doris’ life occurred on Sept. 24, 2009, at Central United Methodist Church with the Rev. Dr. J. Matthew Burton and the Rev. Britt Hadley offi ciating. Doris spent all of her early years growing up as a Methodist in Monroe participating in both Memorial United Methodist Church and Central United Methodist Church, respectively. Her deep love for the Lord and her profound appreciation for His Church led her to begin working within Central Church. Doris began her career as the church secretary but eventually followed a calling into Christian education. For a span of thirty-eight years, Doris’ love welcomed and touched the lives of countless children, youth, and adults. She served Christ for 28 years as Director of Christian Education at Central, Monroe and 10 years as Director of Children and Older Adult Ministries at Providence United Methodist Church in Charlotte. Doris possessed a servant’s heart that was demonstrated through years of devoted and conscientious self-giving. Her energetic and compassionate way of loving and dealing with people will remain an inspiration to all those who knew and worked with her. Doris’ ministry greatly infl uenced young women who now serve the Church as Christian educators or ministers. Doris was educated in the Monroe City Schools. She attended Wingate College, as well as, Scarritt College in Nashville, Tennessee. She received her associate degree in Christian Education from Scarritt. Doris was commissioned as a diaconal minister within the Western NC Conference in June, 1977. The diaconal ministry designation was an immense honor and privilege to her. Doris was always eager and willing to serve beyond the local churches in which she worked. She worked throughout her years in ministry on a variety of district and conference committees and boards. Today many “Doris stories” continue to be circulated around our church here at Central, Monroe. Every story reveals the unconditional love that worked its way out of Doris’ heart and into our lives. I, as the writer of this memoir, want to share with you an experience that was indicative and illustrative of Doris’ ministry. My fi rst memory as a young associate minister at Central comes the afternoon my family and I moved into the church parsonage. We had not been unloading the U-Haul truck for ten minutes when a station wagon pulled up in the front yard. Doris literally jumped from the vehicle to welcome us to our new home. She quickly began dispensing interest and care toward our two sons, Jeff and Neil. Doris learned that my oldest son was sad because “he didn’t have any friends.” The next thing we experienced was Doris asking if she could take the boys off for awhile. Four hours later Doris Cornelius returned with the boys. She had introduced them to every little boy or girl that she could locate within Central United Methodist Church. Jeff came running back across the front yard shouting, “Daddy, I have a lot of friends now!” And Doris was one of those precious dear friends! Doris Cornelius has left us with an example of a life lived in love and service for Christ. Her thoughtful and vibrant witness remains to inspire us and to call us to live “beyond ourselves” as we “love the Lord, our God, with all our hearts, with all our minds, and with all our souls… and love our neighbors, as much as we love ourselves.” Britt Hadley

HARLAN LONGSTREET CREECH, JR. SEPTEMBER 21, 1912–JUNE 15, 2009 Harlan Creech was born Sept. 21, 1912, in Barnwell, S.C., and was son to the late Professor Harlan L. Creech, Sr., and Jenny Lou Hutto Creech. Graduated from Lenoir-Rhyne College in 1933, The Rev. Dr. Creech received a Bachelor of Divinity in 1936 and an honorary doctoral degree from Pfeiffer University in 1965. He was ordained a deacon and an elder in 1937 and 1939 respectively. Dr. Creech’s church appointments were Duncan Memorial, Charlotte (1935–36); Gold Hill (1936–39); Mount Pleasant-Cold Springs (1939–43); Central Terrace, Winston-Salem (1943–47); Asheboro, First (1947–51); Lenoir, First (1951–55); Dilworth, Charlotte (1955–61); Salisbury, First (1961–65); Charlotte District Superintendent (1965–71); Morganton, First (1971–74); and Central, Albemarle (1974–77). He retired in 1977. He was married to Rebecca Capps Creech (now deceased) in 1931. They are survived by three sons: Harlan L. Creech III, and wife Jane, of Salisbury; David C. Creech of Charlotte; and Timothy M. Creech of Concord. Grandchildren include Joseph Wesley Creech and wife Nicholeen, Carol Winchester and husband Chuck, David Creech and wife Sue Ann, Rebecca Ellen Nordstrum, Christopher Creech and wife Tonya, and Manuel Creech. Great-grandchildren are Matalyn Creech, Brooke Winchester, Chad Winchester, Christopher Winchester, Andrew Creech, Liam Creech, Anna Creech, Chris Creech, Kelly Lan Creech, and Kayla Creech. The Rev. Creech died on June 15, 2009, at Asbury Care Center in Charlotte. Services were held at Myers Park United Methodist Church on June 19, 2009, with burial in a family plot in Gastonia. Harlan was an athlete all his life playing tennis and football in college. He loved gardening, hunting, fi shing, jogging and was a competitive golfer. Never afraid to try new things, he took up dancing and bridge in his 80’s and learned to play the piano in his 90’s. He believed in eating correctly, exercise, and healthy living habits. Harlan Creech was a pastor in the truest meaning of the word: tirelessly caring for his church members through sickness, health, and facing life’s problems. He persuaded people with the example of quiet sincerity, honesty, and dedication. His was a good life lived to its fullest by a good man. David Creech 2010 journal 303 KENNETH GRAY FANSLER FEBRUARY 26, 1926–JANUARY 26, 2010 Kenneth G. Fansler was born in Winston-Salem, N.C., on Feb. 26, 1926. He graduated from Hanes High School in 1943 and enlisted in the U.S. Navy in Feb. 1944. In July of 1945, he married Evelyn Alexander. Ken graduated from Salem College in Winston-Salem, N.C., and at Wesley Seminary in Washington, D.C., he received certifi cation in Christian Education. He completed the United Methodist Course of Study at Duke Divinity School. He and Evelyn have three children: Robert Craig of Winston-Salem, N.C.; James Keith of Marshall, Va., and Carol Russell of Winston-Salem, N.C. They have 12 grandchildren and three step-grandchildren. Ken served the following United Methodist Churches in music, education, and as a pastor from 1948–2001: Mt. Tabor, Winston-Salem; Central Church, Concord; Christ Church, Greensboro; Covenant Church, Springfi eld, PA; First Church, Corning, NY; Aldersgate Church, Wilmington, DE; Belle Meade Church, Nashville, Tenn.; Belin Church, Murrells Inlet, S.C.; St. Paul’s Church, Litchfi eld, S.C.. Ken taught courses in the Western NC Leadership Training Schools, teaching classes at Concord, Greensboro, Asheboro, Mocksville, Winston-Salem, and Statesville. Ken was a staff member at Lake Junaluska Youth Assemblies from 1952–1964. After ordination in 1971, Ken led workshops and conferences in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Florida, Wisconsin, and New Mexico. He was a charter member of Christian Educators’ Fellowship and served on national conference design teams at Boston, Mass., Glorietta, N.M., and Savannah, Ga. Ken taught Elderhostels for 11 years in Nashville, Tenn., St. Simons Island, Ga., and Chautauqua at Lakeside, Ohio. His specialties included Hymnology, Sources of Infl uence, and Horns and Halos in Humor. He published three books: Angels for All Seasons; Angels and Rainbows; The Orange Surprise. His poetry articles, and liturgy were published in “The Church School,” “Alive Now,” “Music Ministry,” and “The Lutheran Church Music.” Ken served The United Methodist Church at the national level, the jurisdictional level, the conference level, and the local church level. Robert Fansler HUGH VINCENT FERGUSON MAY 23, 1920–DECEMBER 25, 2009 Hugh Vincent Ferguson was called home to join his Lord and Savior on Christmas Day, 2009, after a long bout with Parkinson’s disease. He was born in Jackson County, North Carolina, near Cherokee, to Hugh Glen Ferguson and Charlotte Howell Ferguson, on May 23, 1920, where he grew up on the family’s dairy farm with his brother, Wayne, and sisters, Mary Emma and Lillian, during the time when farming was done with teams of horses. Hugh entered the U.S. Army in 1942, during WWII, and served as a Staff Sergeant, fi rst as a basic training instructor at various training facilities in the United States, and then in the European Theater of France and Germany in Combat Intelligence, 2nd Battalion, 255th Infantry Regiment. He was awarded the Bronze Star for Valor in combat and the Good Conduct Medal. Upon returning to the United States after the war, in 1946, he married Ira Mae Holden of Cullowhee, North Carolina, on April 20, 1946. They celebrated 55 years of marriage and raised two children, Gregory Keith Ferguson (4-12-1948) and Martha Drusilla Ferguson (2-3-1954). Hugh and Ira Mae have fi ve grandchildren: Drusilla’s children, Nicholas and Lindsey; and, Greg’s children, Lesley, Emily, and Keith. From a very early age Hugh felt led to God’s service and eventually entered the ministry. He began his formal preparation at Treveca College in Nashville, Tennessee, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1951, while working as a printer and carpenter to support his family. Hugh was ordained in 1950, and began his ministry in the Tennessee Conference, at Lafayette, Tennessee (1950 and 1951). During this time he entered seminary at Vanderbilt University, where he earned a Master of Divinity degree in 1954, while serving the Beech Grove, Love’s Chapel circuit outside Nashville. In 1955, he moved to Hohenwald, Tennessee where he served until 1958, then on to Monterey, Tennessee on the Cumberland Plateau (1958–1960). The next appointment and subsequent appointments were in the Holston Conference beginning with Eastdale United Methodist in Chattanooga (1960–1963); Virginia Avenue, Bristol, Tennessee (1963–1967); Copperhill, Tennessee (1967– 1971); Virginia Avenue, Bluefi eld, Virginia (1971–1976). While serving in Bluefi eld, he entered Virginia Tech and earned a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Counseling. From Virginia, back to Tennessee and St. John’s in Maryville until 1981. He fi nished his time in the Tennessee Conference at Bristol First United Methodist Church. He remained a loyal son of North Carolina and happily returned there in 1982, for his last church appointment, Pleasant Union-Julian, and retired in 1986. He and Ira Mae returned to their rural roots and built a home among their friends in Julian, North Carolina, where he enjoyed a long time hobby of raising orchids, gardening and woodworking. Hugh loved to study the history of North Carolina and the rural South and always enjoyed a good joke especially those with twists and turns of language. He will be buried in Waynesville, N.C., next to his beloved Ira Mae who went to be with the Lord on Nov. 10, 2001. Greg Ferguson and Dru Ferguson

FLOYD LEE HECKARD JANUARY 24, 1923–JUNE 28, 2009 Chaplain, Colonel, U.S. Army Retired Floyd Lee Heckard died Sunday, June 28, 2009, at Hospice Savannah. He was born in Gastonia on Jan. 24, 1923. He graduated from Wofford College, Spartanburg, S.C., with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1947, and from the Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, Ga., with an M.Div. degree in 1949. He was ordained as a United Methodist deacon in 1949 and an elder in 1951. He became a full member of the Western NC Conference in 1951. Floyd Lee Heckard descended from a long line of Methodist ministers. The included: his father, the Rev. Martin William Heckard (1888–1965); a brother, the Rev. Martin William Heckard, Jr. (1916–1975); and another brother, the Rev. Dr. Cecil Linwood Heckard (1914–1975). All of them were members of the Western NC Conference and were long-serving and highly respected Methodist ministers. 304 Western North Carolina Conference

Floyd was a member of the Greatest Generation. Tom Brokaw, a well-known broadcast journalist, wrote in his book “The Greatest Generation” about Floyd and his generation. He wrote this is the greatest generation any society has produced. These men grew up during the deprivation of the Great Depression, went to fi ght in World War II (WWII), not for fame and recognition, but because it was the right thing to do. When they came back home they quietly got on with their lives and in the process, rebuilt America into a superpower. Floyd qualifi ed for this characterization because his college studies were interrupted when he entered the Army in 1943 to fi ght in WWII. He served as an infantry platoon leader in Germany where he earned the Combat Infantry Badge for ground combat in contact with an armed enemy and the Purple Heart for wounds received in combat. He carried for the remainder of his life, shell fragments in his legs that he received in combat. Upon termination of hostilities in Europe, he served as an Infantry company commander in the Philippine Islands and was responsible for fi nding hiding Japanese soldiers who did not believe the war was over. Upon separation from military service, he returned home, married his sweetheart and resumed his studies for the ministry at Wofford College and Emory University. After graduation and brief assignments as a minister in Deerford, La., and Taylorsville, he reentered the U.S. Army in 1952 and served as a chaplain until his retirement from the Army in 1978. During this period he held peace-time assignments in the United States and Europe. On one assignment, he was the chaplain for the U.S. Army European Command, and in that capacity, he supervised all Army chaplains in Europe and Africa. He also served again in combat, fi rst as a Battalion chaplain in the Korean War and then as an Army Division chaplain in the Vietnam War. He considered the apex of his religious career the wartime day in Vietnam when, within a few short hours after having breakfast with his commanding general and several key division offi cers and observing their departure, he learned the helicopter in which they were riding had been shot down by enemy forces with loss of all personnel on board. He immediately gathered all available personnel for a religious service in recognition of the horrible event–he conducted a memorial service several days later. Early in his career, he specialized in hospital care. Once he was the chaplain for the 9th Army Medical Hospital Center near Heidelberg, Germany, and three times he was a chaplain or the chaplain for the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., where he was responsible for religious activities and pastoral care. While there, he ministered to the Army’s most severely wounded personnel of all ranks, as well as non-military government VIPs (Very Important Person) such as former President and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower. After retiring from the Army, he ministered for 10 years to old retired military personnel at the Soldier’s and Airman’s Home in Washington D.C. The medals he received during his career included: the Legion of Merit (awarded for extraordinarily meritorious conduct while discharging his or her duty with outstanding services and achievements) with two oak leaf clusters (indicating receipt of the medal two more times); the Bronze Star of Medal with three oak leaf clusters (awarded for brave or praiseworthy achievement or service that distinguishes oneself from his or her comrades); the Air Medal with three awards (awarded for meritorious achievement while involved in aerial fl ight); and, the Army Commendation Medal with three oak leaf clusters (awarded for heroism, meritorious achievement, or meritorious service which are of a lesser degree than that required for the Bronze Star Medal). Floyd was blessed because he married Rebecca Beamer Heckard of Mount Airy in 1945. She accompanied him on all his assignments in the United States and on three tours of duty in Germany. She actively supported his ministry by playing the organ for many Sunday services, acting as chairwoman for various church sponsored activities such as the Protestant Women of the Chapel, and as tour guide for visits to many religious sites. She served as hostess for the many entertainment functions expected to be conducted by an Army chaplain. Floyd was especially proud of the title “Chaplain,” the title used by all Army clergypersons regardless of denomination. He used it consistently in his interaction with people instead of the Army title of Colonel. Even after returning to civilian life in 1978, he continued to use the title “Chaplain.” Floyd was buried with full military honors in the National Cemetery in Beaufort, S.C., on July 1, 2009, coincidentally, his 64th wedding anniversary. Willie A. Coleman Colonel, U.S. Army, Retired

MURIEL CLIMAX HICKMAN MARCH 5, 1921–JULY 10, 2009 The Rev. M.C. Hickman was born to James and Prudence Hickman in Coulterville, Tenn., on March 5, 1921. He graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in Chattanooga, Tenn., and attended A & I University in Nashville, Tenn. He was one of 10 children. On Aug. 1, 1947, he married Iphigean Smith with whom he would share 62 years of marriage. He was the father of the late Jerry Hickman; Glenn Hickman of Harriman, Tenn.; Charles Hickman of Asheville; Gary Hickman of Hixson, Tenn.; and Donna Wilkie of Asheville. He was the proud grandfather of nine grandchildren and 14 grandchildren. The Rev. Hickman entered the ministry after working in construction at the University of Tennessee. He was active in his local congregation where he ﬁ rst sensed the call to ministry and began to preach in the 1950s. He began his formal ministry training at Zion Bible College in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he graduated in 1957. He also attended licensing school in Waveland Mississippi (1957-1960). He graduated with honors as a correspondence student from the Fundamentalist Theological Seminary of Los Angeles, Calif. He was admitted on trial and ordained as a deacon in 1959 by Bishop Edgar Love at the meeting of the Tennessee-Kentucky Conference of the Central Jurisdiction of the Methodist Church. He was ordained and received into full conference membership in the Tennessee-Kentucky Conference in 1967. His service in ministry spanned three annual conferences, one in the Central Jurisdiction and two in the Southeastern Jurisdiction. His appointments included: Athens and Rockwood, Tenn.; Seney Chapel in Knoxville, Tenn.; Hurst in Chattanooga, Tenn.; Charles Wesley in Abingdon, Va.; Seney Chapel in Knoxville, Tenn.; New Century in Harriman, Tenn.; John Wesley in Bristol, Va.; Berry Temple and Wilson Chapel in Asheville, N.C.; and St. John in Eden and Chapel Hill-Reidsville N.C. The Rev. Hickman transferred into the Western NC Conference from the Holston Conference in 1977, when he began his service in Asheville. He served in this conference until 1988, when he took the retired relationship. Retirement, though, became a time of great activity for him. Returning to Asheville, he renewed his involvement with the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance, serving as a guide and mentor to countless pastors from a wide variety of backgrounds and denominations. He served a three-year interim appointment at New Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church, and preached regularly in churches across the community and region until declining health forced him to stop preaching. 2010 journal 305

Even after he was no longer able to preach, he still remained active in leading worship at Berry Temple. He would mount the pulpit each Sunday to lead the pastoral prayer. His words and presence were a testament to his deep faith and trust in the God who had sustained him for many years. Only in his last year did he return to the pews after more than a half century of leading God’s people in worship. His struggle with multiple health issues did not deter his deep faith. Even in his last days, as he rested in a coma-like state, God’s presence and peace were clearly with him. He passed peacefully at the St. Joseph Campus of Mission Hospitals on Friday, July 10, 2009. A worship service in celebration of the life, faith, and ministry of the Rev. Hickman was held on July 15, 2009, at Berry Temple United Methodist Church, Asheville. Presiding over the service was the Rev. Russell Pierce, pastor and the Rev. Ricky Spain of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, a beloved friend and colleague. Leadership of the service was shared by pastors from across the community representing a number of denominations and faith communities. After the funeral service, the Rev. Hickman’s body was laid to rest in the West Carolina State Veterans Seminary with military rites. The service leadership was shared by the Rev. Russell Pierce, the Rev. Ricky Spain and the Rev. Dr. Charles Moseley. The Rev. Hickman was a faithful servant over many years and impacted the lives of many people. The presence of representatives from his previous congregations–some of them from more than a generation back – was a true testament to his life, ministry and faith. Russell Pierce J EDWIN HOUK NOVEMBER 8, 1931–AUGUST 25, 2009 J Edwin Houk was born in Morganton, Burke County, North Carolina, to the late John Robert Houk and Allie Herron Houk, and reared in Rutherford College. Having graduated from Francis Garrou High School in Valdese, he spent seven years at Duke University. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1953, and his Master’s of Divinity in 1956. During his 45 years of active ministry in the Western NC Conference of The United Methodist Church, Ed served 17 churches. In 1956, at the annual conference held at Centenary Church in Winston-Salem, Bishop Nolan Harmon appointed him to the Skyland Church, where he ministered for fi ve years. This church is the one he also attended in retirement, having moved to Givens Estates. Throughout his ministry, Ed was often involved with Boy Scout troops in his churches. He also liked hiking and camping with other groups. Ed often planned and directed day camps and overnight camps in several churches. Some of Ed’s favorite activities were painting, pottery, collecting coins, stamps, and postcards. At one time he had over 40,000 postcards and 25 albums of stamps. Traveling was another pastime that brought joy. He traveled in Holland, Germany, Austria, France, the Holy Land, Greece, and Italy. The travels are refl ected in his paintings. Ed attended several General Conferences: Dallas, St. Louis, and Atlanta. There were three things that were important to Ed: fi rst, God and the church; second, family and friends; third, Duke and Duke basketball. He was an avid Duke fan and rarely missed a televised game. As Ed approached the end of his earthly life, with tears in his eyes, he asked Jane Curran to speak of his faith journey at his memorial service. He said to Jane, “The God who has taken care of me this far will continue to provide whatever I need. God will be in whatever happens. I know that whatever comes next will be for my best. I want people to remember that about me.” Ed’s witness was his life for as long as he lived. What we knew long before Ed died and what we know today is that his courage to choose life as his body was dying is the courage he exhibited his entire life. He is survived by his son Walter Robert Houk and his wife Teresa; a step-grandson Chris Satterfi eld, all of Charlotte; sister Mary Houk of Givens Estates in Asheville; a brother James L. Houk and wife Trudy of Marietta, Ga.; a niece Melonie Dennison and husband Greg; and, a great-nephew Derrik Dennison, all of Caneyville, Ky. A memorial service was held Aug. 28, 2009, at Skyland United Methodist Church with the Revs. Keith Turman and Joe Fulk offi ciating. Interment followed in Pisgah Gardens Cemetery in Pisgah Forest. Tom L. Cassady, Mary Margaret Houk, and Jane M. Curran

ALVIN GARNETT JONES AUGUST 13, 1923–SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 Alvin Garnett Jones was born on Aug. 13, 1923 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, to Haywood and Margaret Long Jones. He was the youngest of three children. His siblings, Rupert Jones and Lorene Jones, preceded him in death. Alvin served in the U.S. Army during WWll and held the position of sergeant before returning home and entering college. He was a graduate of Duke Divinity School in Durham; Fruitland Bible Institute, Hendersonville; Gardner- Webb University, Boiling Springs. He was licensed to preach in 1957. The Rev. Jones’ ministry spanned over 33 years and included the following pastorates. Mars Hill 1964–65; Newdale 1965–69; Todd 1969–71; St. Paul’s 1971–74; Mountain Park 1974–75; Grassy Creek 1974–78; Lowes 1978–80; Pigeon Valley 1980–83; Hebron, Davis Chapel-Laurel Hill 1983–88; Reep’s Grove 1988–90. Alvin retired in June 1990, but continued to serve many more years at Liberty-Piney Grove 1992–98; Bollinger’s Chapel-Warlick’s Chapel 1998–2000; New Hope 2000–01. The Rev. Jones passed away on Sept. 23, 2009 at Lincoln Nursing Center in Lincolnton. Funeral Services were held at Stamey Funeral Home, Fallston, with the Rev. Jackie Price and the Rev. Robert Harris ofﬁ ciating. The burial was at Pisgah Gardens in Brevard, North Carolina on Sept. 26. Alvin is survived by his wife Virginia Whisnant Jones with whom he was blessed to spend 22 years in marriage. They wed on Sept. 12, 1987, after the Rev. Jones had returned from India on a mission crusade where he was in an automobile accident. While there he suffered broken ribs and a broken hip, but continued to be a servant for our Lord and Savior. He was formerly married to Francis Capps Jones from April 14, 1955, until her death on Oct. 23, 1985. 306 Western North Carolina Conference

One of Preacher Jones’ favorite Bible passages was Psalms 23. The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’ s sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in t he house of the LORD for ever. Alvin’s mission in life was to preach the gospel and that is what he did. It is with great gratitude that we remember the long and important life and ministry of Alvin G. Jones, husband, friend, minister of the gospel and proclaimer of God’s Holy word. Penny Holliﬁ eld

EUGENE CURTIS KINCAID DECEMBER 2, 1927–MAY 26, 2009 Eugene Curtis Kincaid was born Dec. 2, 1927, in Mt. Lookout, West Virginia, the son of George Warren Kincaid and Laura Scaggs Kincaid. He married Mary Ellen Harrelson of Bessemer City, N.C., on Feb. 14, 1950, and they remained sweethearts through 59 years of marriage. They have two children, Randy S. Kincaid of Bessemer City and Markeeta K. Pope of Charlotte. Eugene graduated from Nicholas County High School in Summerville, West Virginia. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Belmont Abby College, a Master of Education degree from UNC Charlotte, a Doctor of Ministry degree from Trinity Theological Seminary in Newburg, Indiana, and a Doctor of Philosophy degree from New Life Theological Seminary in Charlotte. Throughout his life he enjoyed learning and sharing what he had learned with others. He was a teacher at Mt. Holly Junior High School, South Gastonia Elementary School, and Hunter Huss High School. He also taught classes at Evans Business College in Gastonia, N.C., and New Life Seminary. While he was a student at Belmont Abby, he served Beulah Methodist Church in Shelby (1952–54), and Lowell Methodist Church in Lowell (1954–57). He later served Bethea in Bessemer City (1966–68); St. Paul in Shelby (1980–83); Cid, Fairview, and Clarksbury in Thomasville (1983–87); Salem and Hopewell in Bostic (1987–93). He became an Associate Member of the Western NC Conference in 1987 and retired from active ministry in 1993, although he was always glad to preach and assist fellow pastors as long as his health permitted. Eugene’s interests were many and varied. His love of music led him to play the guitar and to sing in several gospel and country-western groups. He wrote and copyrighted many songs, and authored and published two books. He particularly enjoyed studying and teaching religion and U.S. history. He also had a great interest in airplanes and obtained his pilot’s license later in life. Eugene served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Civil Air Patrol and as a chaplain in the U.S. Service Command. His nature was such that he never stopped caring and ministering to others. Even when he was conﬁ ned to a wheelchair and Alzheimer’s disease had robbed him of much of his memory, he still tried to comfort a distressed roommate by praying with him. Following an extended illness and complications from Alzheimer’s disease, he died on May 26, 2009, in the Brian Center in Gastonia, N.C. A Service of Death and Resurrection was held for him on May 28, 2009, at Concord United Methodist Church in Bessemer City, with burial in the church cemetery. His faith, hope, strength, and love will continue to abide in his family, his friends, and the many lives he touched through his ministry. Markeeta Kincaid Pepe, Daughter

WILLIE LORENZA NAPPER JULY 24, 1911–DECEMBER 20, 2009 The Rev. Willie Lorenza Napper, 98, son of the late Will and Letha Napper was born July 24, 1911, in Guilford County, North Carolina. He departed this life on Sunday morning, Dec. 20, 2009, at Blumenthal Nursing Center. He was preceded in death by his wife Mary Sue Donnell Napper and son Theodore “Ted” Napper. The Rev. Napper was educated in the Guilford County School and the Johnstown, Pennsylvania school systems. The Rev. Napper joined Bass Chapel United Methodist Church, Greensboro, North Carolina, at an early age where he was nurtured in the Christian faith. He answered the call to preach the Gospel later in his life and would be what is referred to today as a second-career minister. In 1951, the Rev. Napper embarked on a new career when he was licensed to preach in 1951, by the North Carolina-Virginia Annual Conference, Central Jurisdiction in the Methodist Episcopal Church. He fulﬁ lled his educational requirements for ordination by attending the conference Course of Study held at Bennett College, Greensboro, North Carolina, and Gammon Theological Seminary in Atlanta, Georgia. He was ordained deacon in 1954 and elder in 1956. He was admitted as an associate member of the Western NC Conference in 1969. He served the following appointments: 1952 Wentworth Circuit: New Bethel and Little St. Paul; 1954 St. Paul-Kernersville; 1958 Brown Summit Circuit: Camp Spring, Garrett’s Grove, and Jackson; 1961 Wesley Chapel and Chapel Hill-Reidsville; 1969 St. John-Eden and Chapel Hill-Reidsville. He retired from active ministry in 1977. He was asked to serve the Red Bank UMC-Walkertown in 1978 and retired again in 1979. Upon his death, he was the oldest surviving member of the North Carolina-Virginia Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Central Jurisdiction. The Rev. Napper accomplished numerous goals during his itineracy. The mortgage was burned at Wesley Chapel; a new parsonage was built at St. John and a new church was built at Chapel Hill! He also served as president of the Eden Ministerial Alliance. He married Mary Sue Donnell on April 24, 1938. To this union ﬁ ve children were born, with four surviving: Theodore F. Napper; Willie Jeanette Combs; A. Elizabeth Council; Leon M. Napper and Alfred L. Napper. The Rev. Napper and his partner in life, Mary Sue, served the church faithfully giving of themselves tirelessly for the Kingdom of God! The Rev. Napper passed away peacefully at the Blumenthal Nursing Center after a brief illness. 2010 journal 307

A funeral service was held at the Bass Chapel United Methodist Church, Greensboro, North Carolina, on Monday, Dec. 28, 2009, at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Larry E. Fitzgerald, ofﬁ ciating, and the Rev. Dr. James Ferree assisting. Interment was held following the service in the Bass Chapel cemetery. And how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach unless they are sent? As it is written: “ How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the gospel of peace, Who bring glad tidings of good things! ” (Romans 10:14-15) The Rev. Larry E. Fitzgerald, Bass Chapel UMC Greensboro, N.C.

RALPH ALEXANDER SHIPP SEPTEMBER 17, 1940–FEBRUARY 4, 2010 Ralph Alexander Shipp was born on Sept. 17, 1940, and departed this life on Feb. 4, 2010. He was the only son of the John Cravor “J.C.” Shipp and Mary Ida Link Shipp, both deceased. He graduated from Newbold High School within the Lincoln County School System in 1958, and gained employment at Leaksville Woolen Mills in Charlotte, N.C. soon after. In 1964, he then secured employment at the General Electric Company–Transformer Division in Hickory, N.C., and remained there until his retirement from General Electric in 1996. He became a Certifi ed Lay Speaker in The United Methodist Church by the late Bishop L. Scott Allen in 1976, and was appointed to Lowesville United Methodist circuit and served under the pastorate of the late Rev. A. W. Stowe from 1976–1990. He then served as a Certifi ed Lay Speaker to the Newton United Methodist Charge in the Statesville District from 1990– 1996. During the June 1996, session of the United Methodist Annual Conference in Lake Junaluska, N.C, he was appointed as Local Pastor to the Elkin-Jonesville Charge in the North Wilkesboro District and served from 1996-2009. After receiving his fi rst pastoral appointment, he was able to enroll in a Basic Course of Study at Duke Divinity School in Durham, N.C. in 1997, and received his Certifi cate of Attainment in 2002. After retiring from the Western North Carolina United Methodist Conference in 2009, he served his fi nal pastoral appointment at Morrow’s Chapel United Methodist Church in Mooresville, N.C. until his death. During his lifetime, the Rev. Shipp accomplished many fi rsts and in his own community was a pioneer of the civil rights movement. He was the fi rst African-American to become a member of the East Lincoln Optimist Club in Denver, N.C. Along with his wife, Edith, he established the fi rst Parents Teachers Association for East Lincoln Middle School in Iron Station, N.C., and served as its fi rst president and was also the fi rst African-American offi cer with the Rock Springs Elementary School Parents Teachers Association in Denver, N.C., serving as its treasurer. He was the fi rst African-American to hold an offi ce in the Lincoln County Democratic Party by serving as its vice-chairperson. He was also the fi rst African-American man to complete the Advanced Certifi ed Lay Speaking Class within the Charlotte District of The United Methodist Church. The Rev. Shipp met the love of his life, Edith Mae Hunter in April 1966, and they were united in holy matrimony on Sept. 23, 1967. Along with his life partner of 43 years, he leaves to mourn his passing: three sons, Dexter Cabot Ross of Charlotte, N.C., Sebastian Cravor Shipp of Morrisville, N.C., and Aaron Alexander Shipp of New York, N.Y.; two daughters-in-law, Maria Ross of Charlotte, N.C., and Sandra Shipp of Morrisville, N.C.; three sisters, Vaneva Graham of Cornelius, N.C., Loresa Reinhardt of Claremont, N.C., and Omega Hightower of Charlotte, N.C.; two brothers-in-law, John Reinhardt of Claremont, N.C., and Ernest Hightower of Charlotte, N.C.; two aunts, Nannie Phroneberger of Charlotte, N.C., and Mary Bristow of Canton, Ohio; one uncle-in-law, Willie Bristow of Canton, Ohio; fi ve nephews, one niece, and a host of great- nieces and nephews, relatives, and friends. The Rev. Shipp was a devoted husband, father, and friend and he loved sharing his life, time and talent with his family, friends, churches, and community. He will be remembered for his peeling laughter, the wisdom of his words, the integrity of his ways, his buoyancy of spirit, his legacy of service and leadership, and his love of Christ. He passed away from a battle with lung cancer at Presbyterian Hospital. Memorial services were held for the Rev. Shipp at Hill’s Chapel United Methodist Church in Stanley, N.C. on Feb. 11, 2010. Sebastian and Aaron Shipp

HAROLD NORMAN SMISOR DECEMBER 18, 1933–NOVEMBER 23, 2009 The Rev. Harold Norman Smisor was born on Dec. 18, 1933, in Marion, Indiana, to his loving parents Berton and Ruby Breedlove. He was immediately the little brother of his sister, Pat, and eventually big brother to his sister, Bonnie. The Rev. Smisor would go on to graduate from Friends University in Wichita, Kan. While attending Friends University, he, along with a small group, started a church known as the Northside Friends in Wichita. That church is still thriving today. He attended Asbury Seminary in Wilmore, Ky. After Seminary, Harold taught math and history at an elementary school before taking a full-time pastorate. He began his service to his Savior in 1959, as a pastor in the Friends denomination. He transferred to the United Methodist ministry in 1997. He became a deacon in 1997 and an elder in 1999. He “retired” from the ministry in 1999, and yet went on to serve in a three-church charge in Mill Spring, N.C. In that fi nal charge he nurtured three congregations and oversaw the development of tremendous leaders under his guidance. In 2008, he retired from this charge and became mentor and assistant at New Hope United Methodist Church in Green Creek, N.C. His ministerial service would cover a span of 50 years and touch more lives than can be numbered. On Nov. 23, 2009, in his home, he lost a long brave fi ght with colon cancer and went home to be with his Lord. He is survived by his wife, June Smisor, loving sister Bonnie Bedwell, sons Matt, Mark, Ken, Grant, daughter Beth, and his extended family of Cathy, Joy, Jeri, Jennifer, and Jamey, 26 grandchildren, and one great- grandchild. In 1959, Harold married his fi rst love, Janet Matthews. Together they became the fi rst pastoral family to Forsyth Friends in Winston-Salem, N.C. As they continued in God’s service, they were blessed with three boys, Matt, Mark, and Ken. Harold lost his beloved Janet to cancer in 1975. He then met and married a lovely widow, Ann Reece, who had a son and daughter of her own, Grant and Beth. They, too, continued in God’s service, and worked together to raise their fi ve children, and welcome the birth of their grandchildren. Harold’s dear wife Ann succumbed to cancer in 1993. He then met and married my mother, June Hill. He was welcomed into a growing family of 20. He and my mom would ultimately boast of a combined family of 10 children, 26 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Dad, Pastor, Grandpa, Reverend, friend, husband, mentor, brother, son, Pop, leader, teacher, the list goes on and on. All of these titles still seem inadequate to describe the man who was so many things to so many, but who I called Pop. Actually the name Pop was given to Harold by 308 Western North Carolina Conference my daughter, Rachel. She was the fi rst grandchild born after he married my mother, and Rachel affectionately called him Pop. From that point on, he was Pop to us all. Harold and my mom embarked on what would be his fi nal journey on this earth. His sense of humor was surpassed only by his compassion for the human condition, and as my mom would often say “everyone who met Harold liked him.” Together they continued Harold’s ministry, as well as a puppet ministry known as the “Sonshine Puppets.” Pop brought the same kindness and gentle spirit that made him such a tremendous minister to my family. He showed me repeatedly over the years what it meant to walk in humbleness, to meet others wherever life found them, and to love unconditionally. He taught me that pastors are humans too, and that because of that humanity, we are drawn closer to our Heavenly Father. I learned that it is okay to doubt, be afraid, question, and lose sight as long as we take those very human emotions to the only One who can bear our burdens with us. I was repeatedly amazed by his drive to live at times when so many would have given up, but my Pop believed that we are to fi ght for the life God gives us until the time He says “it is fi nished.” In 1945, a 12-year-old boy rode his bike on his paper route. God reached down and called on that boy to be His servant. That boy, Harold Smisor, answered God’s call and committed his life to his Father’s service at the tender age of 12. On Nov. 23, 2009 God called His servant, His son Harold Norman Smisor, home. As his wife, sister, children, and grandchildren held his hand here and kissed him good-bye in this world, his Heavenly Father reached for Harold’s hand, wrapped His arms around His boy, and said “welcome home my faithful son.” Jennifer Furman

ROBERT HENRY STAMEY NOV. 3, 1915–JANUARY 22, 2010 Robert Henry Stamey was born on Nov. 3, 1915, in Fallston, North Carolina. He was the son of Robert Franklin and Annie Alexander. Bob had three brothers Blanche Alexander Stamey, David Gilbert Stamey, and Ben Franklin Stamey; and, four sisters Margaret Royster, Eliza Ross, Kathryn Nelson, and Betty Simpson. Bob married Thelma Hubbard on June 6, 1942, and they enjoyed a long marriage until she died on Sept. 17, 2006. He was a devoted father to son Kenneth Robert Stamey and daughter Melissa Stamey. Bob had two grandchildren, Lindsey Raeburn and Tyler K. Stamey. Bob received his Bachelor of Divinity degree from Duke University in 1941, and an Honorary Doctorate of Divinity from Pfeiffer College in 1971. He received his license to preach in 1932. Bob was ordained deacon in 1943 and elder in 1945. He served faithfully in Western North Carolina from 1941 until 1982. His places of service include the following: Ebenezer in the Gastonia District (1941–1944); Pineville (1944–1946); Commonwealth in Charlotte (1946–1952); President, Brevard College (1952–1957); Vice-President, Brevard College (1957–1958); Main Street in High Point (1958–1961); First UMC in North Wilkesboro (1961–1963); Hawthorne Lane in Charlotte (1963–1967); Executive Secretary of the Western NC Conference Board of Education (1967–1969); Grace in Greensboro (1969–1973); District Superintendent, North Wilkesboro District (1973–1979); First UMC in Cherryville (1979–1982). After many years of faithful service, Bob retired in 1982. Bob lived among friends at Lake Junaluska in retirement. He and his lovely wife Thelma were most active in and through the congregation of First UMC, Waynesville. Bob loved to reminisce about his many years of service in the denomination he loved. One of Bob’s most satisfying accomplishments was the opportunity to become president of Brevard College when it was in dire straits and helping revitalize this United Methodist institution. In addition, Bob also served in a signiﬁ cant leadership position as District Superintendent of the North Wilkesboro District of our annual conference. He and his precious and loving wife Thelma served in numerous leadership positions in the First Waynesville congregation. Bob also enjoyed supporting Thelma in her roles of leadership in United Methodist Women. They were both revered among members at their church, young and old. He died on Jan. 22, 2010.

JOSEPH MARION TAYLOR, JR. JUNE 21, 1921–JANUARY 24, 2010 The Rev. Joseph Marion Taylor, Jr. was born June 21, 1921, to the late Joseph Marion Taylor, Sr., and Maude Bailey Taylor of Statesville, N.C. Following graduation from Cool Spring High School and Mitchell College, Joe received an A.B. degree from High Point University and completed Course of Study at Emory University. Ordained a deacon in 1949 and elder in 1951, Joe served as a United Methodist minister in the Western NC Conference for over 60 years. His home church was Chapel Hill United Methodist Church, Statesville from 1927 to 1943, when he received his ﬁ rst appointment as a student supply to Mooresville: Jones Memorial. Appointments to follow included Helton Charge (Grassy Creek, Greenwood, Helton, Lansing, Trinity) 1944–1945; West Jefferson 1945–1946; Cool Springs Charge (Cool Spring, New Salem, and Providence) 1946–1950; Hudson-Mt. Herman Charge, Hudson, N. C. 1950–1954; Bethlehem, Claremont, 1954–1956; Calvary, Greensboro, 1956–1960; Mount Olivet, Concord, 1960–1963; Marvin, Winston-Salem, 1963–1968; Trinity, Charlotte, 1968–1972; Sedge Garden, Kernersville, 1972–1976; Guilford College, Greensboro, 1976–1981; First, Reidsville, 1981–1986. Following his 1986 retirement, and working with his wife Millie, he continued to assist churches in raising funds for new sanctuaries, renovations, and church budgets in the Western North Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia United Methodist Church conferences. In 1993, Joe was appointed to Saint Mark, Germanton where he served until 2004. Joe served as a mentor to 16 students and interns from High Point University, Greensboro College, and Duke University in summer programs assisting them in learning the work of the church. Joe and Millie provided residence in their parsonage home to these students welcoming them as members of their family. He encouraged and helped students in his churches to get ﬁ nancial aid and scholarships to go to college. Many of them said they would not have had a college education without his help. Others credited him for introducing them to lifetime friendships through church youth activities and conferences. One young person stated, “I just hope I can live my life to give to people as he has.” 2010 journal 309

Actively promoting missions, Joe was the Greensboro District missionary secretary under the direction of the Rev. Horace McSwain from 1956–1960. He participated in conference sponsored mission events which included an evangelistic mission to Cuba in 1958. At the time of his visit to Cuba, political tensions were high. Batista was in power and Castro was hiding out in the mountains which made travel a security concern. Joe described how he and another minister would hide, away from the main highway, while their guide, who was taking them to the location of the church service, would secure a taxi and verify the driver could be trusted and the transportation was safe. Other conference- sponsored trips included evangelistic services at the Greenport Methodist Church, Long Island, N.Y., where he preached a series of services. He participated in a conference evangelistic exchange program where ministers of the Western NC Conference went to work with churches in the Eastern Shore District of Virginia and their ministers came to the Western NC Conference. Joe believed we all need to 1) Follow Christ and claim the place he has given to us as one of his disciples; 2) Join hands and make an effort to unite as servants of the Lord; and 3) Open our heart to the Christian message of hope. Those he served described him by saying, “If you were going to pick a good man it would have been Joe Taylor.” “You will never know what Joe meant to me and my family. I know that he touched a lot of lives over the years. We all will never know all the good that was done from the lives he came in contact with.” “I thought a lot of Joe. He reached out to my family and was always willing to listen. The reason I joined the church was because of him. He never put any pressure on me or my family to join. However, he would always share with me his thoughts on how the church could help me or my family.” “I will never forget Joe. He helped our family in time of need. He always stood by us and showed his concern and love.” “I have never met a minister who shared so much love and care for people.” “He was like a brother to me.” “He was the best friend I ever had.” A member of the Hibriten Masonic Lodge No. 262 in Lenoir, N. C., Joe was recognized for 50 years as a Master Mason, Dec. 7, 2001. He enjoyed golﬁ ng, gardening, ﬁ shing, sewing, cross stitch, basket weaving, wood projects, and walking. Preceded in death by a brother William Franklin Taylor, and two infant daughters, Betty Jo Taylor, born Jan. 15, 1952, and Mary Carolyn Taylor, born Sept. 5, 1956, he is survived by his wife Millison “Millie” Bryant Taylor, whom he married May 25, 1950; a daughter Marian Yvonne Dickens, of Kernersville, N. C., born Nov. 20, 1954; a son Timothy Hayes Taylor, born Nov. 5, 1961, and daughter-in-law Judy Taylor of Sharpsburg, Georgia; four grandchildren, James Matthew Dickens, Benjamin Andrew Taylor, Jennifer Lauren Stewart, Jacob Douglas Stewart; and two grand-dogs Gracie Lou and Bailey. At the time of his death, Jan. 24, 2010, Joe was a resident of the Fitzgerald Health Center of the Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community in Winston-Salem, N.C. A memorial service and committal was held Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010, at Sedge Garden United Methodist Church, Kernersville, N.C. Marian Taylor Dickens and Timothy Hayes Taylor

GARY GLENNELL WATLINGTON DECEMBER 29, 1966–JULY 12, 2009 The Rev. Gary Glennell Watlington was born on Dec. 29, 1966, in Graham, North Carolina to Minnie Ellison Watlington and Floyd Lindsay Watlington. One of four brothers–Donnell, Dwayne, and Eric–he grew up in Caswell County, graduated from Bartlett Yancey High School in 1985, and went to work at Accucote in Graham in November 1988. On July 4, 1987, “Gary,” as he was fondly called, and his high school sweetheart, Doris Ann Lynn, were married. Then along came his other two girls. Darneisha “Neecie” LeAnn was born on Aug. 21, 1989, followed by Kristen Lee on Aug. 4, 1992. The Rev. Watlington attended St. Moriah Holiness Church as a child and became a member of Garrett’s Grove United Methodist Church in 1989. He was called into the ministry in 2002 under the pastorate of the Rev. Ronald Weatherford. He went to licensing school and was licensed as a local pastor in 2006. That same year he was appointed as associate pastor of Garrett’s Grove and Camp Springs United Methodist Churches by the Western NC Conference of The United Methodist Church where he served faithfully for three years under the pastorate of Jeanette Hayes. He had been attending Alamance Community College in pursuit of an associate degree in business, with the hopes of transferring to Greensboro College in Greensboro, and eventually attending Hood Theological Seminary in Salisbury, in the process toward becoming an elder in The United Methodist Church. Gary loved preaching and he loved to sing. He was well known for both. Those who knew Gary well say at fi rst that he “could not carry a tune in a bucket,” but once he started singing, there was no stopping him. Gary preached and sang at many area churches in North Carolina and Danville, Virginia–at song festivals, programs, and anniversaries. In particular, he sang with the Camp Springs Male Chorus, Eric and the Spiritual MG’s (his brother’s group), and the Garrett’s Grove Male Chorus “plus two and a half” (the men, his two girls and his little nephew Kris on the drums). On Sunday evening, July 12, 2009, the Rev. Watlington was killed in a motorcycle accident less than a mile from his home. His funeral was held at Garrett’s Grove United Methodist Church, 191 High Rock Road, Gibsonville, on Thursday, July 16, 2009, with the burial following in the church cemetery. His friendly laugh, catchy smile, and his true love and gift of singing will always be remembered. Ironically, after Gary’s death, one of his licensing school classmates discovered and distributed a song he recorded of Gary at a session at licensing school–“I’m Going on a Long, Long Journey Afterwhile.” Jeanette Hayes 310 Western North Carolina Conference BILLY MAC WHITESIDE JULY 6, 1933-FEBRUARY 1, 2010 Billy Mac Whiteside was born July 6, 1933, the third of four children born to Robert M. and Willie B. Howell Whiteside, in Pineville, N.C. The family later purchased a farm in Lower Providence in Mecklenburg County, N.C., where Billy grew up. He was well known in the area as he delivered milk for his father’s dairy farm. Billy graduated from East Mecklenburg High School in May, 1951. Billy attended Brevard College, Brevard, N.C., from 1951 to 1953. He then transferred to High Point College, High Point, N.C., and graduated in June 1955, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in religious education. While at High Point College, Billy met Bernice L. White from Elizabeth City, N.C., while she attended and graduated from Meredith College in June of 1954. Billy and Bernice married Aug. 28, 1955. The couple moved to Atlanta, Ga., where Billy attended the Candler School of Theology, Emory University. He graduated in December 1957, with a D.B. degree in theology (later upgraded to M.Div.). They returned to North Carolina where Billy served pastorates in The United Methodist Church at Brooks Cross Roads and the Crabtree UMC near Waynesville, N.C. While in their early ministry Bill and Bernice had two sons, Bill Michael, 1958, and Barry Dwayne, 1962. It was at this time during the time of the Cuban Crisis and the Berlin Buildup, and Billy was encouraged to enter the military chaplaincy by the former Retired Chief of Navy Chaplains, Chaplain (Rear Admiral) Thomas. On April 27, 1961, Billy entered the U.S. Army chaplaincy for a three-year obligation. This three-year commitment became a 30-year Army chaplain ministry, where Billy retired with the rank of Colonel on April 30, 1991. He and his family were stationed on many installations throughout America, including Ft. Eustis, Va.; Ft. Sloccum, N.Y.; Miami/Homestead Air Force Base, Fla.; Ft. Hamilton, N.Y.; Ft. George G. Mead, Md., Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C.; Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.; and Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala. Overseas tours included Germany and Ethiopia, as well as unaccompanied tours to Vietnam (1967–1968) and the Republic of Korea (1980–1981). It was during his tour in Vietnam that Billy’s faith in God was tested. Seeing casualties among young men to whom he had recently served the sacrament of communion, Billy experienced anger at God and doubted his abilities as a chaplain. It was through support from the young soldiers, wise counsel from an old chaplain friend, continued study and prayer, and love from family that led him on the path to restore and deepen his faith. Upon completing his clinical pastoral internship at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Billy was assigned as chaplain at the U.S. Disciplinary Barrack, in Ft. Leavenworth, the military’s only maximum security facility. His ministry there was for the purpose of developing a holistic pastoral care program based on the medical model. The program was extremely successful, receiving many requests from federal and state confi nement facilities to be used as a model for their facility. Billy’s research and development lead to his Master of Arts degree from the University of Missouri at Kansas City in December 1983. While serving at Ft. Leavenworth, Billy also became a member of the Kansas Association for Marriage and Family Therapists. After retirement from the Army, Billy did not stay “retired.” Billy took a pastoral assignment with the Middle Tennessee Methodist Hospital in Winchester, Tenn. Soon after he was asked to join and develop a pastoral care facility at Shawnee Mission Medical Center, Shawnee, Kan. He became a licensed clinical marriage and family therapist and established a private practice in Leavenworth, Kan. He also fi lled in when requested for local pastorates in Lansing, Kansas, and DeSoto, Kansas. He received his Doctor of Ministry degree on May 23, 1997, from St. Paul School of Theology, Kansas City, Mo. Billy also served as contract chaplain at the Dwight D. Eisenhower VA Medical Center in Leavenworth, Kan., from 1997 to 2007. He was active in the Leavenworth Rotary Club. Billy enjoyed a round of golf as often as possible with his golfi ng partners–retired military personnel and chaplains. As a member of the Leavenworth Rotary, he was instrumental in fund raising to give scholarships to graduating high school students, to send Rotary volunteers to underdeveloped countries to build fresh water wells, and to assist local food banks and charitable organizations. Billy also extended help to local area churches in Leavenworth and the Kansas City area to raise funds for various needs, including building projects. Throughout his ministry and military career, Billy supported and was supported by a close and caring family. He and Bernice enjoyed 54 years of loving marriage that was full of laughter. Like many military families Billy, Bernice, and their sons have a special closeness gained from multiple location moves. Somehow Billy’s plans for family activities turned into family adventures that now are great family memories. He liked nothing more than the chance to become a kid again with each of his three grandchildren; Jonah, Jordan, and Eric. Billy lived life to the fullest until his cancer diagnosis in December 2009. He died on Feb. 1, 2010, at Shawnee Mission Medical Center in Shawnee, Kan. Funeral services were held at the R.L. Leintz Funeral Home in Leavenworth, Kan., followed by burial with full military honors at the Leavenworth National Cemetery. Bill Michael Whiteside ZENO CLETUS WRIGHT APRIL 1, 1928–SEPTEMBER 16, 2009 Born on April’s Fool’s Day in 1928, in Cleveland County, Zeno Wright, the humble son of Buford Cletus Wright and Lula Alice Davis Wright, served The United Methodist Church for 36 years. Zeno attended Brevard College and the Course of Study at Duke. The numbers of appointments are few for the number of years served. These appointments include: Rosman United Methodist Church (1962–1966), Fairfi eld-Randolph Hills (1966–1971), Friendship-Shady Grove Charge (1971–1980), Polkville-Rehobeth Charge (1980–1991). He retired in 1991, but then served the Upper Cleveland Charge (1991–2006). Zeno married the “love of his life,” Flora Elaine Garver, on Aug. 4, 1945. This marriage of 65 years to a woman he considered the “perfect preacher’s wife” ended on Sept. 16, 2009 at Hospice in Shelby, where Zeno and Elaine were roommates. Elaine followed him to his heavenly appointment on Sept. 21, 2009. Their beloved family was going through two valleys at the same time. Family and extended family were always important to Zeno and Elaine, thus they spent as much time as possible with daughters, Karen Wray and Kathy Stillwell and husband Nowell of Hickory. Their extended family included Kimberly Powell–Bailey and husband Mark of Mebane, and Bradley Stillwell and fi ancée, Jessica Cook of Hickory. 2010 journal 311

Zeno did many secret acts of kindness. As an Associate Chaplain for Frye Regional Medical Center and Cleveland Regional Medical, and while serving in the U.S. Air Force, Zeno depicted this servant leader’s heart for others. He won the Award for Outstanding Preacher in the Gastonia District. The Fellowship Hall at Polkville United Methodist Church is dedicated to Elaine and Zeno Wright. This preacher loved preaching so much that he didn’t take vacations and he was so spiritual that the presence of the Holy Spirit fi lled the pulpit when he preached! The ripples of Zeno’s life go on in his family, in other ministers, and in the conference. The Rev. Eddie Benfi eld, the Rev. David Duncan, the Rev. Delores Queen, and I (and probably many more of which I don’t even know), are living testimonies of his broad reaching infl uence. The Rev. Zeno Wright began each worship service with these words: “Jesus thou joy of loving hearts, Thou fount of life, thou light of men, From the best bliss that earth imparts, We turn unfi lled to thee again.” –Bernard of Clairvauz, 12th century Zeno’s funeral was held at Polkville United Methodist with the Rev. David Duncan, the Rev. James L. Pyatt, and the Rev. Priscilla Walker offi ciating. Burial followed in Rose Hill Memorial Park in Fallston, North Carolina. In closing, I share the words Zeno Wright asked to be read at his funeral: “And when the time of trial comes, and all in earth and heaven is dark and even God’s love seems dim: What is there ever left to cling to but this will of the willing heart, a God-given, God-ward bending ill, which says amidst the most solemn and perplexing vicissitudes of life: “Father, I know that all my life is portioned out for me; the changes that are sure to come I do not fear to see; I ask thee for a present mind, Intent on pleasing thee. –Henry Drummond Priscilla B. Walker 312 Western North Carolina Conference G. CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL OF DECEASED CLERGY AND DIACONAL MINISTERS Note: The complete rolls of deceased clergy of the Blue Ridge Atlantic Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church, and the Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, prior to Unifi cation in 1939, are to be found in the 1939 journal of the Western North Carolina Confer¬ence of The Methodist Church, pages 114, 153, and 252. The complete rolls of deceased clergy of the North Carolina Virginia Conference of The Methodist Church for the period 1964-1967 are to be found in the 1967 journal of that conference, page 55. The complete rolls of deceased clergy of the Western North Carolina Conference of The Methodist Church for the period between Unifi cation in 1939 and the formation of The United Methodist Church in 1968, including the deceased clergy of the North Carolina Virginia Conference for the 1967 1968 conference year, are to be found in the 1968 journal of the Western North Carolina Conference, pages 363 366. The journals referred to herein may be found in the Archives Room of the Conference Memorial Center, 3400 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth; yea, saith the spirit, that they may rest from their labors; and their works do follow them. –Revelation 14:13 1. FULL CONNECTION ADMITTED INTO BIRTH TRAVELING DIED NO. NAME (Place and Date) MINISTRY (Place and Date) 1 N.C. Williams, Sr. Moore Co., April 23, 1888 WNC, 1915 Winston-Salem, May 8, 1968 2 E.K. McLarty, Jr. Buncombe Co., Aug. 5, 1908 WNC, 1936 Brevard, May 23, 1968 3 E.V. Williams Mecklenburg Co., Sept. 29, 1936 WNC, 1961 Cullowhee, May 31, 1968 4 M.B. Stokes Columbia, SC, Dec. 12, 1882 WNC, 1907 Charlotte, July 4, 1968 5 G.B. Ferree Randolph Co., Jan. 8, 1888 WNC, 1931 Asheboro, July 28, 1968 6 R.C. Sharpe Guilford Co., July 27, 1892 NC, 1933 Baltimore, MD, Nov. 4, 1968 7 T.B. Huneycutt Stanly Co., Feb. 12, 1886 WNC, 1928 Rutherfordton, Nov. 15, 1968 8 C.M. White Bedford Co., TN, Nov. 25, 1879 BR A, 1914 Statesville, Dec. 31, 1968 9 I.L. Roberts Cleveland Co., Sept. 22, 1898 WNC, 1926 Leesburg, FL, Jan. 22, 1969 10 L.D. Thompson Gaston Co., Sept. 14, 1880 WTexas, 1907 Charlotte, March 19, 1969 11 R.F. McCallum Robeson Co., Aug. 5, 1889 NCME Winston-Salem, April 15, 1969 12 R.M. Varner Randolph Co., Dec. 1, 1900 WNC, 1932 Fort Mill, SC, May 6, 1969 13 J.M. Green Ashe Co., Aug. 11, 1884 WNC, 1920 Yadkinville, May 13, 1969 14 O.J. Jones Gaston Co., May 21, 1879 WNC, 1909 Charlotte, May 23, 1969 15 G.H. Caldwell Guilford Co., Oct. 10, 1888 NCME, 1912 Greensboro, May 31, 1969 16 W.B. Royals Randolph Co., Feb. 1, 1919 WNC, 1944 High Point, June 14, 1969 17 E.M. Avett Anson Co., Oct. 20, 1879 WNC, 1906 Mocksville, July 1, 1969 18 A.L. Latham Ashe Co., Dec. 4, 1878 BR A, 1906 Charlotte, Nov. 3, 1969 19 I.J. Terrell Stokes Co., May 15, 1892 WNC, 1943 Denton, April 1, 1970 20 J.W. Groce Greenville, SC, Aug. 15, 1888 WNC, 1924 Waynesville, April 15, 1970 21 D.H. Rhinehart Haywood Co., June 12, 1888 WNC, 1912 Springfi eld, VA, June 1, 1970 22 R.P. Jones Ashe Co., Aug. 4, 1881 BR A, 1919 Jefferson, June 11, 1970 23 E.A. Lamb Randolph Co., May 6, 1905 NCMP, 1933 Winston-Salem, Aug. 18, 1970 24 O.W. Burwick Orangeburg, SC, June 21, 1905 NC C, 1939 Newton, Oct. 23, 1970 25 A.W. Thompson Randolph Co., Nov. 6, 1893 BR A, 1926 Candler, Feb. 22, 1971 26 W.J. Miller Forsyth Co., May 11, 1901 WNC, 1921 Waynesville, July 15, 1971 27 J. M. Barber York Co., SC, Aug. 1, 1890 WNC, 1918 Morganton, Aug. 3, 1971 28 D.T. Huss Catawba Co., March 21, 1894 NCMP, 1933 Iredell Co., Aug. 13, 1971 29 R.M. Laughlin Mexico City, Mexico, Mar. 10, 1909 WNC, 1933 Greensboro, Sept. 17, 1971 30 J.M. Brandon Rowan Co., March 4, 1893 WNC, 1927 Morganton, Nov. 27, 1971 31 C.A. Smith Haleyville, AL, Feb. 22, 1913 WNC, 1948 Murphy, Jan 10, 1972 32 E.C. Few Greenville Co., SC, May 30, 1896 NC, 1917 Greensboro, May 22, 1972 33 H.F. Duncan Laurens, SC, Dec. 20, 1900 WNC, 1925 Waynesville, July 20, 1972 34 C.G. Chappell Flatwoods, TN, Jan. 8, 1882 CenTexas, 1908 Waverly, TN, Aug. 18, 1972 35 C.G. Bynum Davie Co., Apr. 23, 1896 NC, 1906 New York, NY, Oct. 1, 1972 36 S.B. Nifong Davidson Co., Sept. 11, 1902 WNC, 1940 Thomasville, Nov. 10, 1972 37 D.B. Mullis Mecklenburg Co., Dec. 22, 1912 WNC, 1937 Asheboro, Nov. 27, 1972 38 L.P. Henderson Burke Co., Sept. 19, 1922 WNC, 1963 Boone, Jan. 4, 1973 39 E.L. Ballard Washington, DC, March 3, 1890 MD MP, 1918 Greensboro, Jan. 8, 1973 40 E.C. Widenhouse Cabarrus Co., Sept. 22, 1890 Holston, 1917 Greensboro, Jan. 18, 1973 41 T.H. Swofford, Jr. Gaston Co., July 14, 1930 WNC, 1952 Greensboro, Feb. 13, 1973 42 W.R. Ormond Union Co., July 19, 1903 WNC, 1965 Chapel Hill, May 4, 1973 43 H.E. Bolick Lincoln Co., Oct. 18, 1909 WNC, 1934 Clearwater, FL, May 9, 1973 44 J.E. Houser Gaston Co., Jan. 4, 1884 WNC, 1916 Charlotte, June 20, 1973 45 R.V. Martin Gaston Co., Aug. 16, 1914 WNC, 1939 Asheville, June 24, 1973 46 A.L. Maxwell Elbert Co., GA, Oct. 22, 1919 NH, 1943 Eden, June 27, 1973 47 A.P. Ratledge Davie Co., April 13, 1880 WNC, 1909 Thomasville, July 25, 1973 48 C.O. Newell Putnam, OH, March 3, 1888 Holston, 1919 Charlotte, Oct. 4, 1973 49 A.W. Lynch Galveston, TX, Nov. 13, 1892 WNC, 1923 Waynesville, Oct. 20, 1973 50 H.D. Garmon Mecklenburg Co., Oct. 16, 1913 NCMP, 1938 Mooresville, Nov. 30, 1973 51 W.E. Ryals Harnett Co., Dec. 19, 1919 WNC, 1965 Forsyth Co., Dec. 5, 1973 52 W.F. Beadle Lafayette, LA, Feb. 27, 1907 Louisiana, 1933 Shreveport, LA, Dec. 10, 1973 53 P.L. Shore Forsyth Co., Jan. 23, 1884 WNC, 1910 Charlotte, March 26, 1974 54 T.J. Duncan, Jr. Pulaski, VA, Aug. 29, 1930 WNC, 1965 High Point, March 26, 1974 55 J.W. Combs Surry Co., Dec. 8, 1879 WNC, 1915 Lincolnton, March 27, 1974 56 W.A. Rollins Cleveland Co., Dec. 2, 1888 WNC, 1920 Charlotte, April 24, 1974 57 M.P. Hughes, Jr. Gadsden, AL, Sept. 15, 1922 NAla, 1945 Charlotte, May 27, 1974 58 W.R. Jenkins Cabarrus, Co., July 13, 1891 WNC, 1918 Charlotte, May 28, 1974 59 E.A. Cook Union Co., Feb. 1, 1904 NC, 1928 Kannapolis, June 26, 1974 60 W.E. Rufty Alexander Co., March 12, 1897 WNC, 1924 Concord, July 9, 1974 61 K.C. Brendle High Point, June 22, 1929 WNC, 1953 Skyland, Oct. 15, 1974 62 T.A. Plyler, Jr. Union Co., Feb. 16, 1915 WNC, 1969 New London, Nov. 12, 1974 63 C.E. Rozzelle Mount Holly, Sept. 22, 1891 WNC, 1913 Winston-Salem, Nov. 14, 1974 64 W.T. Ratchford Gaston Co., Oct. 2, 1903 WNC, 1950 Winston-Salem, Jan. 13, 1975 65 D.H. Dennis Montgomery Co., Sept. 28, 1889 BR A, 1923 Black Mountain, March 1, 1975 66 M.W. Heckard, Jr. Thermal, June 7, 1916 WNC, 1957 Boonville, March 23, 1975 67 C.L. Heckard Gastonia, July 17, 1914 WNC, 1939 Waynesville, April 20, 1975 68 F.B. Jordan Walkertown, Feb. 4, 1905 WNC, 1931 Lake Junaluska, April 25, 1975 69 F.O. Dryman Scaly Mountain, April 7, 1889 WNC, 1918 Charlotte, May 6, 1975 70 C.R. Allison Henderson Co., July 2, 1882 WNC, 1910 Concord, May 7, 1975 71 A.C. Gibbs Yancey Co., June 1, 1888 NC, 1911 Charlotte, May 10, 1975 72 A.J. Cox Beaufort Co., May 22, 1914 WNC, 1937 Salisbury, May 15, 1975 73 G.W. Patterson Hickory, May 20, 1889 NC, 1925 Meredithville, VA, May 16, 1975 74 A.G. Amick Burlington, Jan. 29, 1930 WNC, 1953 High Point, May 17, 1975 75 W.C. Clark Ashe Co., Oct. 12, 1894 WNC, 1935 Weaverville, May 22, 1975 76 Marshall McCallum Robeson Co., April 18, 1900 NCME, 1922 Shelby, June 28, 1975 2010 journal 313

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77 J.L. Love Cabarrus Co., July 10, 1889 NCMP, 1927 Concord, July 9, 1975 78 J.B. Fitzgerald Davidson Co., Dec. 21, 1891 WNC, 1917 Charlotte, July 20, 1975 79 W.B. Bobbitt Halifax Co., March 15, 1923 WNC, 1950 Matthews, Sept. 26, 1975 80 W.B. Thompson Davidson Co., Aug. 27, 1884 WNC, 1918 Charlotte, Nov. 21, 1975 81 D.A. Payne High Point, Aug. 7, 1924 WNC, 1945 Weaverville, Nov. 29, 1975 82 N.F. Adams Iredell Co., March 1, 1929 WNC, 1954 Asheville, Dec. 27, 1975 83 L.B. George Montpelier, LA, Dec. 5, 1897 SC, 1932 Lake Junaluska, March 31, 1976 84 B.W. Lefl er Concord, Aug. 5, 1894 WNC, 1931 Concord, May 22, 1976 85 L.C. Stevens Depauw, IN, Sept. 28, 1899 BR A, 1927 Asheville, Aug. 16, 1976 86 B.L. Baucom Union Co., Jan. 25, 1934 WNC, 1968 Thomasville, Aug. 25, 1976 87 M.W. Edwards Rowan Co., Jan. 28, 1903 WNC, 1931 Boonville, Aug. 30, 1976 88 J.B. Tabor, Jr. Guilford Co., May 22, 1898 WNC, 1926 Greensboro, Sept. 12, 1976 89 J.R. Duncan Pickens Co., AL, Aug. 3, 1896 WNC, 1933 High Point, Sept. 16, 1976 90 D.P. Grant Iredell Co., Aug. 10, 1893 WNC, 1920 Salisbury, Oct. 30, 1976 91 W.H. Yokeley Guilford Co., June 22, 1911 NCMP, 1936 Thomasville, Nov. 9, 1976 92 C.W. Avett Stanly Co., May 5, 1914 WNC, 1938 Catawba, Nov. 24, 1976 93 E.H. Nease, Sr. Middlesboro, KY, Aug. 19, 1902 WNC, 1924 Charlotte, Jan. 7, 1977 94 E.J. Harbison Burke Co., Aug. 7, 1887 WNC, 1913 Concord, Feb. 12, 1977 95 J.W. Vestal Randolph Co., May 26, 1886 WNC, 1914 Lexington, Feb. 18, 1977 96 E.H. Spencer Alexander Co., Feb. 10, 1883 BR A, 1920 Hickory, Feb. 18, 1977 97 T.G. Madison Iredell Co., April 28, 1898 NCMP, 1925 High Point, March 8, 1977 98 L.M. Mayfi eld Commerce, GA, April 29, 1912 NCME, 1936 Winston-Salem, April 8, 1977 99 G.N. Dulin Mecklenburg Co., Feb. 27, 1903 WNC, 1927 Cornelius, April 21, 1977 100 W.C. Sides, Jr. Cabarrus Co., May 21, 1911 WNC, 1938 Charlotte, May 19, 1977 101 R.D. Ware Cleveland Co., Sept. 15, 1899 WNC, 1927 Asheville, June 2, 1977 102 W.H. Pless Haywood Co., Oct. 8, 1886 BR A, 1910 Asheville, June 10, 1977 103 M.C. Reese Catawba Co., April 4, 1911 WNC, 1937 Granite Falls, July 6, 1977 104 A.B. Bruton Rockingham, May 6, 1903 WNC, 1931 Charlotte, Aug. 16, 1977 105 J.C. Auman Seagrove, July 27, 1893 NC, 1919 Winston-Salem, Aug. 22, 1977 106 W.R. Kelly Iredell Co., Feb. 20, 1897 WNC, 1925 Charlotte, Sept. 18, 1977 107 F.W. Kiker Anson Co., Aug. 19, 1900 WNC, 1927 Harmony, Oct. 6, 1977 108 W.H. Benfi eld Alexander Co., Aug. 8, 1903 WNC, 1931 Statesville, Oct. 23, 1977 109 A.C. Tippett Rowan Co., Dec. 6, 1893 WNC, 1920 Greensboro, Nov. 9, 1977 110 R.W. Blanchard Canton, ME, Aug. 5, 1894 NInd, 1929 Orlando, FL, Nov. 19, 1977 111 A.C. Waggoner Forsyth Co., Sept. 23, 1901 WNC, 1929 Clemmons, Dec. 26, 1977 112 D.G. Bridger Mecklenburg Co., Aug. 17, 1925 WNC, 1954 Thomasville, Jan. 22, 1978 113 G.R. McCulley Catawba Co., March 1, 1926 WNC, 1951 Lake Junaluska, Feb. 25, 1978 114 R.M. Hardee Granville Co., Sept. 15, 1903 WNC, 1933 Greensboro, Feb. 26, 1978 115 J.H. Coleman Clay Co., Feb. 25, 1922 WNC, 1949 Lake Junaluska, March 29, 1978 116 B.W. Moody Cabarrus Co., Feb. 5, 1938 WNC, 1973 Candler, July 12, 1978 117 P.E. Bingham Cleveland Co., Feb. 13, 1903 NCMP, 1925 Lawndale, Aug. 26, 1978 118 H.G. Lanier Davidson Co., Dec. 12, 1925 WNC, 1947 Winston-Salem, Sept. 9, 1978 119 J.H. Green Ashe Co., March 16, 1890 WNC, 1914 Charlotte, Oct. 4, 1978 120 B.F. McCracken Avery Co., Nov. 9, 1921 Holston, 1955 Harrodsburg, KY, Nov. 25, 1978 121 C.W. Bailey Wilkes Co., Feb. 18, 1906 NC C, 1946 Wilkesboro, Jan. 4, 1979 122 W.P. Cole Guilford Co., March 18, 1912 NC C, 1948 High Point, Jan. 17, 1979 123 C.B. Newton Dale Co., AL, Sept. 3, 1895 WNC, 1924 Greensboro, Feb. 3, 1979 124 C.V. Hall Buncombe Co., Oct. 14, 1895 WNC, 1961 Asheville, Feb. 6, 1979 125 C.E. Ridge Randolph Co., July 8, 1890 NCMP, 1924 Lexington, Feb. 13, 1979 126 A.W. Wellons Lenoir, Sept. 13, 1915 BR A, 1937 Winston-Salem, Feb. 27, 1979 127 J.C. Gentry Rockingham Co., Aug. 28, 1885 WNC, 1919 Mocksville, June 23, 1979 128 K.W. Clark New York, NY, Jan. 11, 1898 WNC, 1943 Durham, July 27, 1979 129 R.L. Wilkinson Gaston Co., Nov. 13, 1917 NC, 1951 Charlotte, Aug. 25, 1979 130 H.M. Keever Stanly Co., Feb. 16, 1905 WNC, 1924 Charlotte, Sept. 12, 1979 131 H.C. Freeman Swain Co., Sept. 28, 1891 WNC, 1922 Charlotte, Dec. 4, 1979 132 J.H. Phillips Mecklenburg Co., May 6, 1912 Balt, 1942 Durham, Dec. 23, 1979 133 J.N. Snow Dobson, Jan. 6, 1897 NDak, 1927 Mesquite, TX, Dec. 25, 1979 134 G.B. Ehlhardt St. Louis, MO, Dec. 5, 1914 WNC, 1943 Dubuque, IA, Jan. 7, 1980 135 R.G. McClamrock Davie Co., April 14, 1897 WNC, 1928 Winston-Salem, April 13, 1980 136 W.J. Huneycutt Stanly Co., Sept. 9, 1910 WNC, 1933 Gastonia, June 5, 1980 137 G.M. Phelps Advance, July 11, 1890 NCME, 1918 Greensboro, July 5, 1980 138 F.J. Stough Cabarrus Co., Feb. 9, 1892 WNC, 1922 Greensboro, July 14, 1980 139 C.D. White, Sr. Guilford Co., March 3, 1914 WNC, 1940 Charlotte, Sept. 11, 1980 140 C.L. Grant Cleveland Co., June 6, 1898 NCMP, 1927 Asheboro, Sept. 21, 1980 141 C.M. Smith Gaston Co., Dec. 20, 1905 WNC, 1932 Naples, FL, Jan. 10, 1981 142 D.A. Hamilton Davidson Co., April 1, 1912 WNC, 1947 China Grove, Jan. 18, 1981 143 Fletcher Nelson Marion Co., GA, Aug. 29, 1904 WNC, 1930 Morganton, Feb. 8, 1981 144 W.Q. Grigg, Sr. Cleveland Co., Oct. 9, 1899 WNC, 1928 Charlotte, Feb. 11, 1981 145 C.L.F. Tate Rutherford Co., June 28, 1893 WNC, 1921 Charlotte, March 23, 1981 146 C.W. Russell Randolph Co., Oct. 6, 1897 WNC, 1930 High Point, June 21, 1981 147 H.H. Peterson Ballwin, MO, Oct. 10, 1908 Malaya, 1938 Thomasville, July 14, 1981 148 W.S. Smith Rockingham Co., May 4, 1896 WNC, 1928 Waynesville, Aug. 31, 1981 149 O.L. Robinson Turtle Town, TN, Feb. 3, 1892 WNC, 1926 Saluda, Nov. 18, 1981 150 F.R. Davis Iredell Co., Aug. 21, 1904 NC, 1932 Rockingham, Jan. 2, 1982 151 J.H. Carper Gaston Co., Feb. 5, 1908 WNC, 1931 Lake Junaluska, Jan. 10, 1982 152 H.I. Ridenhour Davie Co., Feb. 21, 1921 WNC, 1943 Pilot Mountain, April 13, 1982 153 E.W. Mills Iredell Co., Aug. 30, 1896 BR A, 1933 Monroe, May 10, 1982 154 J.W. Hoyle, Jr. Belwood, Aug. 3, 1896 NC, 1916 Charlotte, June 13, 1982 155 J.E. Cochran Madison, GA, Feb. 24, 1923 WNC, 1945 Asheboro, July 6, 1982 156 H.L. Blackwelder Salisbury, April 8, 1906 WNC, 1948 Salisbury, July 16, 1982 157 J.R. Bowman Marion, July 25, 1909 BR A, 1932 Marion, Aug. 26, 1982 158 F.L. Setzer Haywood Co., June 24, 1897 WNC, 1922 Winston-Salem, Sept. 29, 1982 159 W.F. Keeler Asheville, Oct. 27, 1899 NC, 1936 Asheville, Oct. 26, 1982 160 H.T. Penry, Jr. Southmont, Sept. 19, 1925 WNC, 1958 Greensboro, Nov. 12, 1982 161 J.G. Huggin, Jr. Greer, SC, Nov. 26, 1905 WNC, 1928 Winston-Salem, Dec. 20, 1982 162 R.P. Crawley Statesville, June 22, 1925 WNC, 1949 Stoneville, Dec. 30, 1982 163 M.G. Ervin Iredell Co., Nov. 17, 1897 WNC, 1917 Charlotte, Jan. 4, 1983 164 J.R. Little Ansonville, Jan. 4, 1903 WNC, 1951 Flat Rock, Feb. 19, 1983 165 W.F. Heffner Maiden, Oct. 10, 1916 WNC, 1941 Pinnacle, Feb. 28, 1983 166 E.M. Reagan, Jr. Weaverville, Dec. 9, 1924 WNC, 1953 Bethesda, MD, April 7, 1983 167 F.R. Love Concord, March 25, 1900 NCMP, 1925 Concord, April 11, 1983 168 H.G. Allen Denver, Dec. 5, 1890 WNC, 1916 Winston-Salem, April 17, 1983 169 A.E. Robinson, Jr. Sherrills Ford, May 28, 1927 NC C, 1956 Greensboro, April 23, 1983 170 G.A. Hovis Gaston Co., Oct. 17, 1902 WNC, 1939 Winston-Salem, June 20, 1983 171 D.D. Holt Albemarle, July 20, 1899 WNC, 1930 Jefferson, June 29, 1983 172 E.M. Hansell Whitnel, April 25, 1939 WNC, 1963 Marion, June 29, 1983 173 E.C. Black, Jr. Charlotte, Dec. 10, 1928 WNC, 1954 Charlotte, Aug. 12, 1983 314 Western North Carolina Conference

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174 J.A. Allen Fayetteville, AL, Aug. 16, 1914 WNC, 1945 Memphis, TN, Sept. 3, 1983 175 J.F. Haskins Wilson, Jan. 8, 1913 Wash, 1949 Charlotte, Sept. 16, 1983 176 W.L. Crowell Badin, April 8, 1925 WNC, 1964 Charlotte, Dec. 3, 1983 177 R.T. Houts, Sr. Pikeville, TN, Nov. 2, 1893 WTexas, 1918 Asheville, Dec. 6, 1983 178 Byron Shankle Stanly Co., Dec. 28, 1901 WNC, 1931 Waynesville, Dec. 9, 1983 179 N.S. Ogburn, Jr. Union Co., Sept. 24, 1884 WNC, 1907 Charlotte, Dec. 20, 1983 180 P.H. Duckwall Tuttle, OK, Sept. 15, 1918 WNC, 1943 Charlotte, Jan. 4, 1984 181 F.F. McCallum Lumberton, April 28, 1891 NCME, 1937 Greensboro, Feb. 5, 1984 182 M.S. Laughlin Greensboro, Aug. 20, 1908 NCME, 1933 Winston-Salem, Feb. 18, 1984 183 C.A. Pope, Jr. Thomasville, March 9, 1938 WNC, 1963 Shelby, March 22, 1984 184 V.P. Crowder Cleveland Co., July 24, 1897 WNC, 1933 Marion, April 4, 1984 185 I.L. Shaver Rowan Co., Aug. 15, 1893 WNC, 1922 Charlotte, May 25, 1984 186 N.C. Williams, Jr. Lincoln Co., July 3, 1915 WNC, 1944 Albemarle, June 8, 1984 187 E.J. Jones Guilford Co., May 21, 1917 NC C, 1956 Greensboro, June 19, 1984 188 J.B. McLarty Cabarrus Co., July 10, 1905 WNC, 1930 Asheville, June 28, 1984 189 C.O. Kennerly Davidson Co., May 17, 1896 WNC, 1917 Greensboro, July 22, 1984 190 A.J. Clemmer Lawns Co., GA, June 24, 1909 WNC, 1939 Blairsville, GA, Aug. 18, 1984 191 C.C. Murray Maiden, Feb. 3, 1911 WNC, 1946 Charlotte, Oct. 23, 1984 192 J.Q. Dula Caldwell Co., Jan. 26, 1895 NCME, 1936 Washington, DC, Oct. 25, 1984 193 L.R. Akers, Jr. Nevada, OH, Dec. 19, 1907 WNC, 1932 Charlotte, Nov. 8, 1984 194 J.R. Church Winston-Salem, July 22, 1899 WNC, 1922 Winston-Salem, Nov. 9, 1984 195 C.C. Herbert, Jr. Summerton, SC, April 4, 1904 NC, 1926 Charlotte, Nov. 26, 1984 196 J.C. Reichard Lawndale, May 27, 1908 WNC, 1932 Charlotte, Dec. 9, 1984 197 J.H. Brendall, Jr. Morganton, Aug. 28, 1898 WNC, 1924 Franklin, Dec. 19, 1984 198 G.C. Graham Grayson Co., VA, Sept. 23, 1887 WNC, 1926 Charlotte, Jan. 30, 1985 199 P.L. Smith Stokes Co., May 3, 1897 WNC, 1932 Charlotte, Feb. 6, 1985 200 C.E. Shannon Monroe, July 31, 1918 WNC, 1942 Winston-Salem, May 24, 1985 201 R.L. Young, Sr. Yancey Co., July 15, 1896 WNC, 1927 Asheville, May 31, 1985 202 M.G. Widenhouse Concord, Sept. 14, 1920 WNC, 1950 Asheville, June 4, 1985 203 M.C. Ellerbe Richmond Co., June 22, 1902 NC, 1923 Charlotte, July 30, 1985 204 T.H. Wood Randleman, Aug. 7, 1901 WNC, 1958 Winston-Salem, Aug. 14, 1985 205 R.L. Oakley, Sr. Troutman, Sept. 2, 1927 WNC, 1953 Winston-Salem, Sept. 14, 1985 206 V.R. Masters Yancey Co., May 10, 1900 WNC, 1927 Asheville, Oct. 1, 1985 207 J.S. Gibbs, Sr. Celo, Dec. 22, 1895 WNC, 1919 Charlotte, Oct. 18, 1985 208 Ross Francisco Blueﬁ eld, WV, Dec. 11, 1917 Holston, 1942 Houston, TX, Nov. 7, 1985 209 H.R. Simpson Altoona, PA, Feb. 21, 1915 NC, 1939 Winston-Salem, Dec. 8, 1985 210 W.M. Depp Punxsutawney, PA, Nov. 13, 1893 Balt, 1918 St. Petersburg, FL, Jan. 27, 1986 211 R.W. Tucker Madison, Nov. 17, 1922 WNC, 1944 Mount Airy, March 29, 1986 212 R.B. Bullard, Jr. Baxley, GA, April 9, 1928 SGa, 1960 Highlands, April 1, 1986 213 F.H. Thomas Vicksburg, MS, July 18, 1915 WNC, 1971 Conover, April 11, 1986 214 S.J. Brawley Iredell Co., Sept. 17, 1892 BR A, 1930 Yadkinville, April 13, 1986 215 F.R. Barber Rutherford College, Oct. 5, 1908 WNC, 1933 Asheville, April 23, 1986 216 G.M. Schreyer Asheville, April 10, 1913 WNC, 1939 Waynesville, April 29, 1986 217 D.M. Nifong Davidson Co., Feb. 18, 1900 WNC, 1933 Winston-Salem, May 13, 1986 218 G.F. Houck West Jefferson, May 29, 1902 WNC, 1928 Winston-Salem, May 24, 1986 219 W.E. Hudgins Danville, VA, July 15, 1929 WNC, 1953 Spartanburg, SC, May 30, 1986 220 C.M. Dodson Stokes Co., July 1, 1922 WNC, 1961 Winston-Salem, June 17, 1986 221 R.H. Ballard Asheville, June 1, 1907 WNC, 1966 Yadkinville, June 18, 1986 222 R.C. Goforth Lenoir, April 25, 1891 WNC, 1918 Greensboro, Aug. 28, 1986 223 G.W. Clay Caldwell Co., Sept. 15, 1890 WNC, 1917 Shelby, Sept. 7, 1986 224 J.E. Green Gastonia, April 19, 1925 WNC, 1952 Winston-Salem, Sept. 7, 1986 225 H.E. Peacock, Sr. Kincey, AL, Oct. 11, 1919 Virginia, 1944 Charlotte, Nov. 20, 1986 226 H.O. Huss Lincoln Co., March 25, 1902 WNC, 1934 Lincolnton, Dec. 17, 1986 227 W.G. Burgin Old Fort, April 9, 1918 WNC, 1943 Hickory, Dec. 18, 1986 228 R.W. Walters Fayette Co., AL, April 2, 1923 Tenn, 1950 Ramseur, Jan. 19, 1987 229 E.M. Hoyle, Jr. Lumberton, March 24, 1908 WNC, 1936 Charlotte, Jan. 25, 1987 230 C.D. Brown Wilkes Co., Nov. 13, 1901 BR A, 1924 Charlotte, Feb. 6, 1987 231 W.A. Kerr Statesville, Nov. 27, 1902 WNC, 1926 Charlotte, March 12, 1987 232 R.C. Stephens Stokes Co., Jan. 20, 1921 WNC, 1955 Winston-Salem, March 12, 1987 233 B.T. Myers Albemarle, Sept. 11, 1924 WNC, 1953 Salisbury, April 6, 1987 234 A.A. Kyles Mooresville, Aug. 20, 1902 WNC, 1929 Charlotte, April 14, 1987 235 R.E. Early Berea, KY, Feb. 3, 1907 WNC, 1943 Henderson Co., April 25, 1987 236 J.P. Hornbuckle, Jr. Reidsville, July 25, 1914 WNC, 1941 Catawba Co., April 25, 1987 237 W.H. Weisner, Jr. High Point, Sept. 23, 1947 WNC, 1978 Catawba Co., April 25, 1987 238 H.E. Jones Buncombe Co., Oct. 10, 1902 WNC, 1936 Liberty, May 8, 1987 239 M.Q. Tuttle Caldwell Co., Oct. 1, 1900 WNC, 1923 Asheville, June 4, 1987 240 H.F. Kuehn Welcome, TX, Nov. 18, 1898 Malaya, 1931 Georgetown, TX, June 26, 1987 241 J.T. Ingram Delta, AL, Jan. 7, 1921 WNC, 1950 Winston-Salem, Sept. 22, 1987 242 W.C. Clark Coshocton, OH, Jan. 22, 1919 WNC, 1959 Morganton, Oct. 17, 1987 243 O.C. Hatcher, Jr. Williamson Co., TN, June 3, 1936 Montana, 1962 Concord, Oct. 26, 1987 244 P.D. Hunter, Jr. Charlotte, Nov. 16, 1934 WNC, 1960 Shelby, Dec. 11, 1987 245 E.M. Jones Weaverville, Feb. 6, 1891 WNC, 1923 Thomasville, Jan. 4, 1988 246 F.S. Starnes Union Co., Jan 11, 1908 WNC, 1963 Charlotte, Jan. 24, 1988 247 S.G. Ferree Asheboro, Oct. 1, 1913 NCMP, 1935 Nashville, TN, Jan. 31, 1988 248 B.B. Bearden Buckhead, GA, Dec. 15, 1924 WNC, 1966 Mocksville, Feb. 22, 1988 249 E.O. Temple, Jr. Forsyth Co., Oct. 4, 1931 WNC, 1958 Lynchburg, VA, March 26, 1988 250 D.M. Abernathy Burke Co., June 27, 1933 WNC, 1960 Marietta, GA, April 11, 1988 251 W.L. Harkey Gastonia, Aug. 15, 1897 BR A, 1930 Charlotte, April 26, 1988 252 J.L. Pittard Roanoke Rapids, Nov. 2, 1912 NCMP, 1934 Winston-Salem, May 1, 1988 253 L.E. Johnson Rockingham Co., July 12, 1937 WNC, 1979 Greensboro, May 5, 1988 254 L.F. Ditchﬁ eld Liverpool, England, April 16, 1912 WNC 1968 Buncombe Co., May 8, 1988 255 H.D. Jessup Guilford Co., March 19, 1905 WNC, 1933 Greensboro, May 9, 1988 256 J.S. Higgins Cabarrus Co., Nov. 11, 1909 WNC, 1934 High Point, June 18, 1988 257 R.E. Sides Rowan Co., Feb. 1, 1915 WNC, 1958 Charlotte, July 18, 1988 258 I.M. Brendle Catawba Co., April 14, 1909 WNC, 1956 Charlotte, July 25, 1988 259 C.F. Womble Chatham Co., July 6, 1903 WNC, 1930 Laurens, SC, July 28, 1988 260 K.H. Koestline Pittsburgh, PA, March 17, 1892 Florida, 1919 Clearwater, FL, Sept. 4, 1988 261 J.G. Wilkinson Catawba Co., Nov. 13, 1899 WNC, 1930 Greensboro, Sept. 10, 1988 262 D.S. Harkness Centre, AL, May 19, 1912 CAla, 1935 Asheville, Nov. 13, 1988 263 A.M. Faulkner Charlotte, April 24, 1918 WNC, 1941 Charlotte, Jan. 3, 1989 264 G.W. Thompson Alamance Co., Oct. 5, 1926 WNC, 1951 Charlotte, Jan. 5, 1989 265 C.J. Huneycutt Henderson Co., Jan. 11, 1917 NC, 1943 Albemarle, Jan. 24, 1989 266 R.L. Eubanks Lockhart, SC, June 24, 1925 WNC, 1956 Denver, Feb. 2, 1989 267 W.F. Whaley Davenport, Iowa, March 31, 1918 Miss, 1947 Waynesville, Feb. 13, 1989 268 R.A. Smith Gaston Co., Sept. 4, 1896 WNC, 1922 Greensboro, March 10, 1989 269 H.C. Sprinkle, Jr. Pineville, Nov. 20, 1902 NC, 1924 Winston-Salem, May 7, 1989 270 R.F. St.man Durant, MS, Feb. 11, 1932 NMiss, 1956 Montclair, NJ, June 1, 1989 2010 journal 315

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271 R.H. Lockridge, Jr. Kings Mountain, Sept. 2, 1926 WNC, 1962 Cabarrus Co., June 21, 1989 272 J.L. Swinson Duplin Co., Dec. 27, 1914 NY E, 1943 Vienna, VA, June 21, 1989 273 H.L. Coleman Concord, June 29, 1931 WNC, 1955 Statesville, July 17, 1989 274 R.M. Hauss Burke Co., May 1, 1901 WNC, 1922 Charlotte, July 31, 1989 275 R.F. Hilliard Lexington, May 13, 1923 WNC, 1949 Winston-Salem, Aug. 3, 1989 276 B.A. Norwood Belmont, April 16, 1930 WNC, 1968 Shelby, Aug. 10, 1989 277 F.W. Paschall Warren Co., Sept. 25, 1897 NCMP, 1923 Chattanooga, TN, Aug. 29, 1989 278 J.P. Greene Montgomery Co., Dec. 16, 1921 WNC, 1956 Statesville, Sept. 4, 1989 279 M.T. Hipps Jackson Co., Dec. 20, 1901 WNC, 1927 Greensboro, Oct. 19, 1989 280 W.D. Corriher Columbia, SC, Oct. 3, 1914 WNC, 1941 Greensboro, Nov. 22, 1989 281 F.W.D. Bangle Charlotte, Feb. 11, 1914 WNC, 1939 Winston-Salem, Jan. 3, 1990 282 J.A. Petty Wadesboro, July 19, 1929 WNC, 1957 Hiddenite, April 6, 1990 283 J.A. Magnuson, Jr. Hempstead, NY, Oct. 22, 1949 WNC, 1973 Boone, May 20, 1990 284 L.E. Mabry Concord, Dec. 5, 1898 NCMP, 1930 Canton, May 26, 1990 285 J.W. Braxton Alamance Co., Sept. 23, 1906 NCMP, 1925 Asheville, June 2, 1990 286 O.L. Brown Ashe Co., April 28, 1895 WNC, 1924 Boone, June 14, 1990 287 D.M. Rush Randolph Co., Sept. 25, 1927 WNC, 1967 Winston-Salem, July 9, 1990 288 S.B. Moss Albemarle, Dec. 4, 1916 WNC, 1941 Clio, SC, Oct. 28, 1990 289 McRae Crawford Hayesville, May 8, 1903 WNC, 1934 Lenoir, Nov. 7, 1990 290 O.L. Hancock, Jr. Raleigh, WV, Dec. 18, 1927 WNC, 1956 Charlotte, Nov. 19, 1990 291 J.C. Stokes Wonsan, Korea, June 20, 1910 WNC, 1931 Greensboro, Dec. 10, 1990 292 S.M. Anderson Statesville, Sept. 14, 1945 WNC, 1969 Honolulu, HI, Jan. 29, 1991 293 N.L. Oliver Caswell Co., March 4, 1908 WNC, 1946 High Point, Feb. 2, 1991 294 C.R. McKinney Avery Co., March 21, 1912 WNC, 1956 Boone, Feb. 6, 1991 295 I.L. Sharpe Alexander Co., Jan. 16, 1899 WNC, 1928 Albemarle, Feb. 14, 1991 296 E.A. Hackney Morganton, Feb. 5, 1929 WNC, 1951 Charlotte, March 25, 1991 297 P.F. Snider Davie Co., July 4, 1902 WNC, 1938 Morganton, April 4, 1991 298 L.B. McPherson Alamance Co., Aug. 26, 1920 WNC, 1962 Hickory, April 17, 1991 299 F.H. Shinn Cabarrus Co., Jan. 9, 1902 WNC, 1931 Stanly Co., July 11, 1991 300 R. Miller St. George, WV, Aug. 4, 1921 WNC, 1950 Morganton, July 22, 1991 301 B.W. Clinard Thomasville, Nov. 1, 1930 WNC, 1967 Greensboro, Sept. 28, 1991 302 W.R. Royster Halifax Co., VA, Aug. 20, 1906 NCCJ, 1947 Greensboro, Oct. 4, 1991 303 F.D. Freeman Lincoln Co., July 16, 1930 WNC, 1951 Charlotte, Oct. 8, 1991 304 G.A. Carnwright Columbia Crossroads, PA, Aug. 20, 1924 WNC, 1969 Mount Airy, Nov. 5, 1991 305 J.M. Norris Athens, GA, July 15, 1898 SWMo, 1925 Winston-Salem, Nov. 15, 1991 306 W.R. Surratt Davidson Co., April 15, 1919 WNC, 1965 Vilas, Nov. 7, 1991 307 N.E. Smith Forsyth Co., June 18, 1932 WNC, 1954 Lexington, Dec. 30, 1991 308 J.C. Grose, Sr. Rutherford Co., March 16, 1901 WNC, 1927 Charlotte, Jan. 24, 1992 309 E.O. Peeler Cleveland Co., Nov. 21, 1897 NCMP, 1927 Cherryville, Feb. 26, 1992 310 P.A. Bruton Montgomery Co., Sept. 26, 1912 WNC, 1950 Greensboro, March 8, 1992 311 R.L. Himes Emerickville, PA, Aug. 14, 1932 Ohio, 1958 High Point, March 13, 1992 312 T.G. Highﬁ ll Winston-Salem, July 31, 1904 WNC, 1930 Asheville, April 19, 1992 313 W.G. Biggerstaff Rutherford Co., March 30, 1929 WNC, 1967 Morganton, April 24, 1992 314 R.W. Hurley Troy, Nov. 26, 1923 WNC, 1960 Winston-Salem, May 24, 1992 315 E.W. Needham Surry Co., Aug. 17, 1899 WNC, 1925 Winston-Salem, May 26, 1992 316 G.H. Winecoff Concord, Nov. 27, 1917 WNC, 1952 Waynesville, June 23, 1992 317 P.W. Townsend Waynesville, Feb. 14, 1901 WNC 1927 Newland, Aug. 6, 1992 318 W.A. Kale Winston-Salem, Dec. 31, 1903 NC, 1926 Durham, Aug. 27, 1992 319 W.B. Milner Mayo, SC, Aug. 11, 1919 SC, 1953 Asheville, Sept. 3, 1992 320 A.C. Kennedy, Jr. High Point, Oct. 8, 1920 WNC 1942 Jefferson, Sept. 3, 1992 321 C.W. Benson Salisbury, July 8, 1917 WNC, 1943 Charlotte, Oct. 2, 1992 322 P. H. Hager Yancey Co., May 12, 1920 WNC, 1945 Mooresville, Nov. 13, 1992 323 R.B. Crutchﬁ eld Brunswick, GA, June 16, 1941 WNC, 1981 Greensboro, Feb. 7, 1993 324 J.G. Winkler Granite Falls, Oct. 5, 1905 WNC, 1930 Charlotte, Feb. 21, 1993 325 J.R. Morris Pound, VA, Sept. 28, 1932 WNC, 1956 Hickory, Feb. 24, 1993 326 A.B. Pearce Greensboro, May 29, 1907 CenNY, 1929 Charlotte, March 11, 1993 327 W.R. Crawford Winston-Salem, June 18, 1910 NC CJ, 1943 Winston-Salem, March 16, 1993 328 N.A. Huffman Hickory, Jan. 15, 1909 WNC, 1931 Hillsboro, OR, March 18, 1993 329 J.S. Johnson Lake View, SC, Sept. 11, 1920 WNC, 1945 High Point, March 22, 1993 330 O.E. Evans Randolph Co., March 31, 1905 WNC, 1950 Greensboro, April 21, 1993 331 E.D.C. Brewer Ansonville, May 26, 1914 WNC, 1938 Atlanta, GA, June 16, 1993 332 C.B. Jenkins Greenville, SC, May 6, 1929 ETenn, 1959 Orangeburg, SC, June 24, 1993 333 J.W. Fowler, Jr. Monroe, Aug. 26, 1910 WNC, 1938 Greensboro, July 10, 1993 334 D.B. Alderman Thomas Co., GA, June 2, 1916 WNC, 1948 Cary, July 28, 1993 335 C.G. Hefner Union Co., Jan. 4, 1909 WNC, 1934 Winston-Salem, July 31, 1993 336 G.B. Culbreth St. Louis, MO, Feb. 4, 1917 WNC, 1943 Asheboro, Aug. 5, 1993 337 J.C. Swaim Kernersville, July 9, 1908 WNC, 1933 Salisbury, Aug. 6, 1993 338 H.T. Reeves Greenville, SC, June 12, 1920 SC, 1958 Columbia, SC, Aug. 12, 1993 339 L.H. Evans, Jr. Spartanburg, SC, June 8, 1926 WNC, 1953 Roswell, GA, Aug. 19, 1993 340 W.R. Bustle Statesville, Nov. 27, 1911 WNC, 1940 Greensboro, Aug. 19, 1993 341 H.C. Austin High Point, Aug. 25, 1926 WNC, 1949 Charlotte, Sept. 27, 1993 342 A.J. Pearce Towanda, PA, Feb. 16, 1930 WNC, 1953 Morganton, Nov. 19, 1993 343 O.L. Easter High Point, March 8, 1910 NCMP, 1934 Charlotte, Nov. 22, 1993 344 W.F. Thompson Dubois, PA, July 6, 1923 WNC, 1984 Lexington, Dec. 18,1993 345 E.C. Price Clay Co., Dec. 4, 1904 WNC, 1936 Murphy, Jan. 4, 1994 346 P.V. Ridenhour Waycross, GA, Oct. 16, 1911 WNC, 1968 Charlotte, Jan. 8, 1994 347 A.F. Phibbs Guilford Co., Aug. 11, 1905 WNC, 1935 Greensboro, March 11, 1994 348 A.L. Chamblee, Jr. Birmingham, AL, June 26, 1919 WNC, 1951 Winston-Salem, April 4, 1994 349 M.B. Lee McCrary Hiddenite, March 21, 1907 WNC, 1957 Charlotte, June 6, 1994 350 O.C. Loy, Jr. Graham, Sept. 18, 1901 NCMP, 1924 Lexington, June 8, 1994 351 N.H. Pusey Seaford, DE, June 8, 1916 WNC, 1956 Tryon, June 12, 1994 352 Eugene Black Hoke Co., Feb. 21, 1906 NCCJ, 1943 Greensboro, Sept. 30, 1994 353 G.H. Whicker Forsyth Co., May 4, 1920 NC, 1949 Burlington, Oct. 10, 1994 354 J.C. Smith Albemarle, Oct. 9, 1929 WNC, 1952 Wilmington, Oct. 15, 1994 355 L.A. Scott Statesville, Dec. 24, 1916 WNC, 1942 Greensboro, Nov. 2, 1994 356 L.P. Barnett Madison Co., Oct. 1, 1901 WNC, 1931 Charlotte, Nov. 13, 1994 357 J.E. Carroll Reidsville, June 19, 1904 NCMP, 1925 Burlington, Dec. 22, 1994 358 G.B. Clemmer Mount Holly, Dec. 30, 1892 WNC, 1923 Winston-Salem, Feb. 4, 1995 359 A.J. Waldrep Forsyth, GA, Aug. 30, 1916 NGA, 1940 Hendersonville, Feb. 9, 1995 360 B.H. Ziglar Fries, VA, Aug. 11, 1902 WNC, 1955 Statesville, Feb. 15, 1995 361 J.W. Jones Guilford Co., April 13, 1905 NC-CJ, 1943 Greensboro, March 11, 1995 362 H.R. Jordan Greenwood Co., SC, Dec. 28, 1907 Upper SC, 1935 Spencer, March 26, 1995 363 F.A. Jeffers Lyons, IN, July 17, 1929 WNC, 1959 China Grove, June 20, 1995 364 A.G. Perkins Lynn, MA, Aug. 27, 1904 WNC, 1951 Charlotte, July 11, 1995 365 J.E. McCallum Greensboro, May 19, 1927 NC-CJ, 1947 Greensboro, July 30, 1995 366 E.P. Hamilton Troy, Aug. 8, 1916 NCMP, 1935 Charlotte, Aug. 1, 1995 367 E.H. Blackard Trenton, TN, Nov. 18, 1900 NY East, 1923 Asheville, Aug. 4, 1995 316 Western North Carolina Conference

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368 H.M. Jamieson Succasunna, NJ, July 22, 1916 NC, 1949 Greensboro, Aug. 8, 1995 369 E.H. Brendall Stokes Co., Oct. 14, 1912 WNC, 1933 Baltimore, MD, Aug. 21, 1995 370 G.E. Smith Belmont, Dec. 1, 1922 WNC, 1952 Youngsville, Oct. 17, 1995 371 G.M. Carver Rutherford Co., Dec. 2, 1915 WNC, 1941 Winston-Salem, Nov. 22, 1995 372 H.L. Marbury Goodwater, AL, Feb. 22, 1937 ETenn, 1964 Atlanta, GA, Dec. 18, 1995 373 O.N. Hutchinson, Jr. Charlotte, Sept. 20, 1928 WNC, 1949 Brunswick, GA, March 7, 1996 374 H.A. Barker Greensboro, July 11, 1923 WNC, 1957 Statesville, March 23, 1996 375 R.H. Taylor Charlotte, Sept. 6, 1906 WNC, 1933 Statesville, April 6, 1996 376 J.S. Bellamy Nashville, TN, April 22, 1928 WNC, 1955 Lake Junaluska, June 23, 1996 377 E.K. Gibson Charlotte, March 5, 1926 WNC, 1952 Greensboro, June 24, 1996 378 N.B.T. Dickens Buffalo Valley, TN, Jan. 23, 1911 Holston, 1942 Big Stone Gap, VA, Aug. 9, 1996 379 R.P. Waugh Hiddenite, May 12, 1917 WNC, 1943 Pfafftown, Sept. 8, 1996 380 C.L. Brown, Jr. Mooresville, Aug. 19, 1934 Virginia, 1960 High Point, Oct. 10, 1996 381 A.A.W. Stowe Kings Mountain, Feb. 11, 1914 NC-CJ, 1942 Charlotte, Oct. 25, 1996 382 G.R. Stafford Buffalo, WV, April 23, 1904 WNC, 1927 Statesville, Dec. 4, 1996 383 E.G. Hinton McDonough, GA, Feb. 4, 1922 Atlanta (CJ), 1948 Pulaski, VA, Dec. 13, 1996 384 F.C. Smathers Haywood Co., Nov. 11, 1900 WNC, 1931 Waynesville, Dec. 19, 1996 385 C.D. Stokes Summerton, SC, May 11, 1915 WNC, 1937 Lanett, AL, Jan. 10, 1997 386 E.D. Page Draper (Eden), Dec. 24, 1920 WNC, 1949 Winston-Salem, Jan. 11, 1997 387 L.A. Bennett Fulton, MS, Aug. 22, 1909 NMiss, 1937 Mountain City, TN, Jan. 13, 1997 388 C.W. Clubb Gibson, Nov. 15, 1914 WNC, 1971 Loris, SC, Feb. 4, 1997 389 W.R. Brantley Hopkins Co., KY, Dec. 7, 1920 Memphis, 1944 Charlotte, Feb. 16, 1997 390 O.D. Smith Summerﬁ eld, Dec. 23, 1919 WNC, 1943 Winston-Salem, March 26, 1997 391 J.R. Martin Greensboro, MD, June 28, 1922 Minnesota, 1953 Asheville, March 26, 1997 392 C.F. Pennigar Union Co., March 15, 1922 WNC, 1951 Winston-Salem, April 7, 1997 393 J.S. Jordan Mount Airy, Oct. 9, 1914 WNC, 1943 Charlotte, April 26, 1997 394 F.L. Andrews Landrum, SC, April 21, 1921 NGa, 1951 Maiden, May 2, 1997 395 H.B. Hyatt Anson Co., May 28, 1919 WNC, 1962 Winston-Salem, May 27, 1997 396 J.H. Maness Fayetteville, July 7, 1929 NGa, 1962 Albemarle, May 28, 1997 397 R.T. Houts, Jr. Kerrville, Texas, Aug. 25, 1919 WNC, 1944 Asheville, June 19, 1997 398 C.C. Washam Cornelius, Dec. 29, 1907 WNC, 1931 Charlotte, July 17, 1997 399 G.C. Starr, Jr. Clover, SC, May 26, 1917 Virginia, 1949 Asheville, Aug. 7, 1997 400 F.E. Church Winston-Salem, Dec. 16, 1910 Florida, 1941 Albemarle, Nov. 5, 1997 401 J.E. McNeely, Jr. Charlotte, Aug. 25, 1920 WNC, 1959 Greensboro, Nov. 17, 1997 402 R.P. Gibbs Commerce, GA, Oct. 15, 1905 . WNC, 1934 Charlotte, Dec. 22, 1997 403 M.N. Young Watertown, SD, March 29, 1910 Nebraska, 1931 Warrenton, VA, Dec. 30, 1997 404 T.H. Streater Wewoka, OK, Sept. 25, 1922 WNC, 1956 Deltona, FL, Jan. 19, 1998 405 C.W. Clay Catawba Co., May 31, 1907 WNC, 1932 Winston-Salem, Jan. 28, 1998 406 A.G. Lackey Alexander Co., Oct. 10, 1904 WNC, 1931 Charlotte, Jan. 31, 1998 407 P.R. Taylor Randleman, April 12, 1913 WNC, 1936 Charlotte, Feb. 19, 1998 408 W.O. Weldon Camden, SC, March 15, 1911 Upper SC, 1933 Greensboro, March 15, 1998 409 C.G. Alspaugh, Jr. Winston-Salem, March 8, 1921 WNC, 1951 Statesville, May 3, 1998 410 W.L. Middlebrooks, Jr. High Point, Sept. 19, 1953 WNC, 1978 Charlotte, June 4, 1998 411 C.L. Collins Troutman, May 20, 1921 WNC, 1944 Gastonia, June 11, 1998 412 J.B. Thomas, Jr. Albertville, AL, Feb. 9, 1917 N.Ala., 1958 Hendersonville, July 23, 1998 413 G.G. Adams, Jr. Norwood, June 9, 1924 WNC, 1947 Charlotte, July 25, 1998 414 D.E. Hubbard Cheraw, SC, April 15, 1922 WNC, 1957 Monroe, July 26, 1998 415 p.m. Dennis Mt. Gilead, Aug. 29, 1919 WNC, 1948 Greensboro, Sept. 3, 1998 416 W.D. Argo Wilcox Co., GA, July 20, 1916 WNC, 1957 Greensboro, Sept. 23, 1998 417 E.S. Cook, Jr. Concord, Oct. 19, 1927 WNC, 1964 Lincolnton, Dec. 30, 1998 418 G.E.S. Miller Stony Point, Dec. 9, 1913 WNC, 1941 Statesville, March 5, 1999 419 D.B. Parker Lexington, Feb. 5, 1931 WNC, 1955 Charlotte, March 9, 1999 420 R.G. Tuttle Transylvania Co., Feb. 2, 1907 WNC, 1933 Asheville, April 12, 1999 421 W.E. Fitzgerald High Point, Sept. 14, 1914 WNC, 1950 Roanoke Rapids, April 13, 1999 422 C.G. Beaman, Jr. Troy, Nov. 16, 1914 WNC, 1943 Greensboro, June 1, 1999 423 L.D. Keasey Frankstown, PA, May 6, 1920 WNC, 1973 Boone, June 7, 1999 424 K.R. Moore, Jr. Durham, Dec. 18, 1949 WNC, 1973 Seattle, Wash., July 4, 1999 425 R.T. Frazier Knoxville, TN, Sept. 16, 1939 N.Ga., 1965 Charlotte, July 6, 1999 426 R.J. Starling Rocky Mount, July 2, 1911 WNC, 1936 Matthews, July 12, 1999 427 M.M. Armstrong Bessemer City, June 6, 1932 WNC, 1956 Lincolnton, July 25, 1999 428 B.F. Stamey Fallston, June 13, 1929 WNC, 1953 Daytona Beach, FL, Sept. 6, 1999 429 V.A. Morton Montgomery Co., July 28, 1907 BR-A, 1929 Albemarle, Sept. 17, 1999 430 J.T. Jones Brown Summit, March 3, 1916 NC-CJ, 1950 Winston-Salem, Sept. 22, 1999 431 W.C. Cockman Charlotte, Dec. 9, 1908 WNC, 1961 Sherrills Ford, Sept. 23, 1999 432 L.F. Strader Rockingham Co., Nov. 23, 1900 WNC, 1932 Eden, Sept. 26, 1999 433 B.E. Bass Iredell Co., May 26, 1932 WNC, 1956 Statesville, Oct. 31, 1999 434 J C Lane Rutherford Co., Sept. 12, 1927 WNC, 1959 Mocksville, Nov. 1, 1999 435 L.M. McCoy Lexington, KY, March 9, 1918 Kentucky, 1945 Atlanta, GA, Nov. 28, 1999 436 W.E. Hoyle Lincolnton, July 16, 1929 WNC, 1967 Hickory, Dec. 6, 1999 437 J.C. Vernon Roxboro, Aug. 4, 1901 NEngS, 1931 Greensboro, Dec. 6, 1999 438 C.E. Strickland Laurinburg, Aug. 9, 1919 NC-CJ, 1943 Charlotte, Dec. 8, 1999 439 D.L. Stubbs, Jr. Aurora, March 10, 1914 WNC, 1943 Waynesville, Dec. 26, 1999 440 W.L. Lanier Norwood, Feb. 5, 1906 WNC, 1932 Spartanburg, SC, Jan. 13, 2000 441 D.F. George Winston-Salem, Feb. 6, 1935 Virginia, 1960 Charlotte, Jan. 22, 2000 442 J.C. Smith Lenoir, Jan. 5, 1920 WNC, 1955 Durham, Feb. 10, 2000 443 T.A. Langford, Jr. Winston-Salem, Feb. 22, 1929 WNC, 1951 Durham, Feb. 13, 2000 444 M.A. McLean, Jr. Lincoln County, May 10, 1912 WNC, 1941 Lincolnton, March 15, 2000 445 G.E. White Blacksburg, SC, Jan. 18, 1904 WNC, 1928 Charlotte, June 2, 2000 446 W.O. Cooper Buncombe Co., May 26, 1927 WNC, 1955 Winston-Salem, June 9, 2000 447 P.E. Nordstrom Bishop Hill, IL, Sept. 17, 1907 WNC, 1962 Albany, NY, Aug. 6, 2000 448 E.F. Pepper, Jr. High Point, March 21, 1926 WNC, 1953 Wadesboro, Aug. 15, 2000 449 P.L. Shore, Jr. Davie Co., Dec. 4, 1914 WNC, 1936 Charlotte, Aug. 27, 2000 450 L.F. Tuttle Pine Hill, AL, Jan. 21, 1905 WNC, 1929 Winston-Salem, Sept. 10, 2000 451 B.T. McKinney Grassy Creek, April 2, 1929 WNC, 1960 Linville, Oct. 24, 2000 452 C.E. Murray Catawba Co., May 31, 1899 WNC, 1929 Greensboro, Oct. 28, 2000 453 J.A. Fitzgerald Crouse, Sept. 27, 1927 WNC, 1950 Winston-Salem, Nov. 1, 2000 454 J.T. Frazier, Jr. Anderson, SC, April 23, 1919 WNC, 1948 Easley, SC, Jan. 21, 2001 455 S.B. Biggers Cabarrus Co., July 7, 1915 WNC, 1940 Charlotte, Feb. 15, 2001 456 H.M. King, Jr. Hendersonville, April 16, 1911 WNC, 1968 Asheville, Feb. 20, 2001 457 C.E. Bruce Landrum, SC, May 26, 1923 WNC, 1955 Lenoir, March 7, 2001 458 W.R. Thompson Randolph Co., Jan. 25, 1915 WNC, 1941 Greensboro, March 10, 2001 459 J.J. Patterson Rockingham, May 3, 1912 NC-CJ, 1940 High Point, March 28, 2001 460 W.R. Jacks Iredell Co., July 6, 1914 WNC, 1945 Asheville, April 2, 2001 461 C.L. White Burke Co., Jan. 21, 1930 WNC, 1975 Hickory, April 12, 2001 462 T.H. Swofford, Sr. Cleveland Co., Oct. 6, 1903 WNC, 1927 Maryville, TN, April 17, 2001 463 C.W. Randolph Gibsonville, Dec. 20, 1919 WNC, 1950 Charlotte, April 20, 2001 464 J.A. Lowder Cooleemee, Aug. 22, 1921 WNC, 1943 Charlotte, May 5, 2001 2010 journal 317

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465 C.M. Boggs Salisbury, Sept. 12, 1918 WNC, 1943 Winston-Salem, June 9, 2001 466 R.W. McCulley Perry Co., AL, June 22, 1910 WNC, 1939 Banner Elk, June 14, 2001 467 J.E. Hawkins Macon, GA, May 22, 1931 WNC, 1955 Charlotte, July 15, 2001 468 T.L. McDonald Anniston, AL, Feb. 3, 1919 WNC, 1943 Hickory, July 26, 2001 469 C.D. Pyatt Marion, Nov. 26, 1928 WNC, 1950 Salisbury, Aug. 14, 2001 470 J.E. Rink Salisbury, Nov. 12, 1912 WNC, 1938 Jacksonville, FL, Aug. 18, 2001 471 A.O. Matzko Queens, NY, June 6, 1931 WNC, 1986 Charlotte, Aug. 31, 2001 472 J.B. Golden, Sr. Hickory, May 29, 1925 WNC, 1949 Clyde, Nov. 15, 2001 473 G.A. Upton Caroleen, June 5, 1913 WNC, 1952 Rutherfordton, Nov. 21, 2001 474 H.H. Wood Denton, Aug. 9, 1913 WNC, 1939 Olathe, KS, Nov. 29, 2001 475 C.A. Weller Lowville, NY, March 5, 1920 WNC, 1969 Pilot Mountain, Dec. 14, 2001 476 p.m. Cassell High Point, Feb. 2, 1913 WNC, 1949 Gastonia, Jan. 4, 2002 477 A.M. Smith High Point, Oct. 20, 1912 NCMP, 1933 Greensboro, Jan. 23, 2002 478 B.C. Wallace Pine Bluff, AR, Oct. 9, 1910 Colorado, 1938 Greensboro, Jan. 31, 2002 479 W.A. Rock, Jr. Winston-Salem, Aug. 29, 1917 WNC, 1943 Concord, March 8, 2002 480 W.R. Locke Manchester, NH, Nov. 20, 1907 NewHamp, 1929 Asheville, March 11, 2002 481 G.W. Dalton Lewisville, Oct. 27, 1916 WNC, 1945 Winston-Salem, March 15, 2002 482 J.A. Burris Aaron, MO, Sept. 5, 1914 SWMo, 1936 Lake City, FL, March 18, 2002 483 W.E. Andrews Davidson, Aug. 13, 1916 WNC, 1940 Winston-Salem, April 7, 2002 484 J.J. Boles Pinnacle, May 9, 1940 WNC, 1965 Eden, April 27, 2002 485 H.R. Wilkinson Mecklenburg Co., April 20, 1911 WNC, 1956 Charlotte, May 1, 2002 486 W.H. Likins Louisville, KY, Feb. 7, 1931 Louisville, 1951 Nashville, TN, May 21, 2002 487 M.R. Tolbert Jefferson, GA, April 2, 1946 WNC, 1981 Hickory, June 9, 2002 488 F.H. LeMasters Neffs, OH, April 11, 1930 East Ohio, 1969 Winston-Salem, June 17, 2002 489 A.A. Ferguson Eden, Feb. 2, 1928 WNC, 1952 Albemarle, June 21, 2002 490 R.L. Young, Jr. Columbia, SC, July 1, 1922 WNC, 1951 Waynesville, Aug. 28, 2002 491 W.C. Anderson Mocksville, Aug. 22, 1917 WNC, 1951 Colfax, Sept. 23, 2002 492 F.L. Berrier Davidson Co., Oct. 4, 1933 WNC, 1966 Winston-Salem, Oct. 22, 2002 493 W.H. Groce Greenville Co., SC, Aug. 10, 1908 WNC, 1931 Asheville, Oct. 25, 2002 494 I.P. Rutledge Stanford, AR, July 1, 1918 WNC, 1952 Concord, Dec. 19, 2002 495 M.J. Byers Caroleen, July 25, 1925 WNC, 1955 Rutherfordton, Jan. 25, 2003 496 B.W. Stewart, Jr. Charlotte, Jan. 11, 1946 New York, 1972 Gastonia, March 25, 2003 497 J.C. Davis Shelby, April 25, 1932 WNC, 1963 Greensboro, March 29, 2003 498 W.W. Butler Atlanta, GA, June 24, 1930 WNC, 1955 Columbia, SC, April 19, 2003 499 N.V. McGlamery Hayesville, Sept. 15, 1917 WNC, 1949 Mount Pleasant, April 20, 2003 500 G.H. Godfrey McDowell Co., Feb. 16, 1937 WNC, 1975 Marion, April 21, 2003 501 R.D. Byrum Union Co., March 27, 1938 WNC, 1943 Thomasville, May 27, 2003 502 H.A. Smith Winston-Salem, Feb. 16, 1913 NC-CJ, 1957 Winston-Salem, May 31, 2003 503 D.W. Mashburn Moore Co., March 20, 1928 WNC, 1952 Winston-Salem, June 6, 2003 504 R.G. Wagoner Brown Summit, Feb. 2, 1916 WNC, 1943 Taylorsville, June 8, 2003 505 G.W. Bumgarner Traphill, Sept. 15, 1915 WNC, 1939 Winston-Salem, June 28, 2003 506 W.A. Jarrett Thomasville, July 10, 1920 WNC, 1958 Thomasville, July 2, 2003 507 M.W. Nesbitt, Jr. Madison Co., Oct. 31, 1912 WNC, 1941 Durham, July 3, 2003 508 C.B. Ross Roxboro, May 21, 1914 WNC, 1939 Winston-Salem, Nov. 14, 2003 509 T.A. Summey, Jr. Gastonia, Nov. 10, 1917 WNC, 1943 Winston-Salem, Nov. 28, 2003 510 H.E. Peacock, Jr. Mobile, AL, Oct. 29, 1953 WNC, 1978 Charlotte, Dec. 22, 2003 511 R.S. Cody Albemarle, Feb. 16, 1908 No.N.Y., 1938 Kannapolis, Jan. 6, 2004 512 Budd Elllngton, Jr. Henderson, Dec. 7, 1920 WNC, 1960 Jackson Springs, Feb. 9, 2004 513 D.L. Willis Westville, OK, Aug. 9, 1931 WNC, 1976 Hermitage, TN, March 19, 2004 514 J.D. Turner Danville, VA, May 8, 1923 WNC, 1949 Shinglehouse, PA, March 30, 2004 515 J.W. Duggins Winston-Salem, June 10, 1953 WNC, 1982 Gainesville, GA, April 20, 2004 516 W.D. Stone Sharon, WV, Dec. 11, 1926 WestVa, 1956 Greensboro, May 8, 2004 517 C.E. Wright Brown Summit, Sept. 23, 1935 WNC(AM), 1996 Greensboro, May 12, 2004 518 H.C. Duncan Oregon Co., MO, Feb. 4, 1922 WNC, 1947 Southern Pines, May 14, 2004 519 C.W. Dennis Athens, TN, March 26, 1904 BR-A, 1928 Florence, SC, June 16, 2004 520 J.G. Allred, Sr. Burlington, March 4, 1917 WNC, 1963 Richﬁ eld, June 19, 2004 521 N.C. Bush Cramerton, Nov. 17, 1920 WNC, 1952 Jacksonville, FL, July 28, 2004 522 M.A. Latham Sevier Co., TN, Nov. 10, 1933 Holston, 1965 Pfafftown, July 31, 2004 523 W.C. Leonard Lexington, Jan. 9, 1922 WNC, 1949 N. Myrtle Beach, SC, Sept. 7, 2004 524 Jasper Boyd Pinetown, Aug. 28, 1938 WNC, 1974 Winston-Salem, Sept. 13, 2004 525 W.D. Chappell Asheville, March 1, 1929 Holston, 1955 Nashville, TN, Sept. 14, 2004 526 H.R. McSwain Cherokee Falls, SC, Nov. 25, 1913 NE Ohio, 1941 Charlotte, Sept. 20, 2004 527 J.R. Hamilton Norwood, Jan. 3, 1915 WNC, 1939 Lexington, Sept. 24, 2004 528 A.J. Cox III Winston-Salem, March 31, 1945 WNC, 1970 Concord, Oct. 17, 2004 529 E.H. Nease, Jr. Durham, March 27, 1924 WNC, 1947 Asheville, Oct. 18, 2004 530 J.E. Carter Pelham, April 9, 1919 NC, 1943 Asheville, Dec. 1, 2004 531 E.E. Richardson, Jr. High Point, May 31, 1959 WNC, 1988 Climax, Dec. 6, 2004 532 W.C. Crummett Headwaters, VA, Sept. 1, 1920 WNC, 1949 Winston-Salem, Jan. 13, 2005 533 J.H. Christy, Jr. Andrews, Jan. 10, 1929 WNC, 1952 Asheville, Jan. 13, 2005 534 R.F. Swink Davidson Co., June 1, 1918 WNC, 1946 Charlotte, Feb. 15, 2005 535 W.W. Blanton Charlotte, April 25, 1923 WNC, 1947 Statesville, Feb. 18, 2005 536 W.B.A. Culp Gold Hill, Aug. 28, 1917 WNC, 1942 Charlotte, Feb. 22, 2005 537 J.H. Madison Reidsville, Oct. 29, 1929 WNC, 1961 Asheville, March 4, 2005 538 J.W. Lasley Winston-Salem, July 6, 1924 WNC, 1949 Asheville, May 20, 2005 539 C.A. Rhinehart Gastonia, Aug. 14, 1917 WNC, 1954 Winter Park, FL, May 22, 2005 540 G.L. Ferrell Charlotte, Dec. 16, 1952 WNC, 1982 Davie Co., June 21, 2005 541 M.W. Dulin Waynesville, Nov. 4, 1932 NC, 1957 Asheboro, Aug. 16, 2005 542 R.H. Nicholson Statesville, July 21, 1915 WNC, 1941 Thomasville, Oct. 8, 2005 543 M.S. Richey Marlin, TX, Oct. 10, 1914 WNC, 1939 Durham, Oct. 22, 2005 544 W.R. Kimball, Jr. Tampa, FL, Sept. 14, 1948 EPenn, 1982 High Point, Dec. 8, 2005 545 R.D. Kelly Rutherford Co., June 15, 1942 WNC, 1984 Hickory, Dec. 31, 2005 546 T.F. Prichard Hiddenite, May 8, 1912 WNC, 1962 Statesville, Jan. 3, 2006 547 D.E. Rollins Greensboro, July 15, 1928 WNC, 1953 Winston-Salem, Feb. 18, 2006 548 D.E. Bailey Moore Co., July 13, 1924 WNC, 1950 Greensboro, April 16, 2006 549 W.T. Haselden Florence, SC, April 25, 1922 SGA, 1967 Franklin, April 21, 2006 541 R.A. Mick Miami, FL, Jan. 9, 1948 Florida, 1998 Winston-Salem, May 14, 2006 542 J.W. Hoyle III Guilford Co., June 23, 1927 WNC, 1951 Concord, May 18, 2006 543 R.L. Grant High Point, Dec. 29, 1923 WNC, 1953 High Point, June 24, 2006 544 C.H. Marcellus, Jr. Nashville, TN, Feb. 26, 1922 Tenn- CJ, 1956 Reidsville, July 5, 2006 545 I.A. Stephens Stokes Co., Oct. 28, 1923 WNC, 1947 Charlotte, July 19, 2006 546 K.M. Fralic Toledo, OH, May 11, 1951 WNC, 1980 Taylorsville, Sept. 6, 2006 547 F.A. Wright Fallston, April 5, 1909 WNC, 1941 Shelby, Sept. 16, 2006 548 J.F. Andrews Pensacola, FL, Mar. 3, 1945 WNC, 1969 Jonesboro, GA, Oct. 21, 2006 549 M.A. Rouch Guthrie, OK, Feb. 17, 1925 Oklahoma, 1951 Nashville, TN, Nov. 15, 2006 550 J.L. Stokes II Songdo, Korea, Aug. 23, 1908 WNC, 1931 Wilmington, Nov. 23, 2006 551 A.L. Joyner, Jr. Lexington, Sept. 3, 1946 WNC, 1985 Durham, Nov. 30, 2006 552 C.W. Faulkner Vance Co., June 28, 1912 WNC, 1948 Brasstown, Dec. 19, 2006 318 Western North Carolina Conference

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553 J.C. Madison Union Grove, Dec. 24, 1908 NCMP, 1930 Asheville, Jan. 7, 2007 554 E.R. Freeman Lincolnton, June 5, 1925 WNC, 1952 Lincolnton, Jan. 19, 2007 555 J.R. Andrews Landrum, SC, May 29, 1918 Virginia, 1942 Lake Junaluska, Jan. 22, 2007 556 J. R. Gottula Nebraska City, OK, Jan. 10, 1951 Nebraska, 1974 Winston-Salem, Feb. 16, 2007 557 T.C. Jones Louisville, MS, Aug. 12, 1918 UMiss, 1943 Greensboro, March 2, 2007 558 T.C. McLean Rockingham, Feb. 28, 1928 WNC, 1958 Matthews, April 10, 2007 559 G.H. Needham Person Co., Nov. 6, 1916 WNC, 1942 Asheville, May 2, 2007 560 J.S. Barrett York Co., SC, May 22, 1934 SC, 1956 Waynesville, June 20, 2007 561 W.T. Forbis Monroe, Dec. 14, 1921 WNC, 1952 Winston-Salem, July 12, 2007 562 M.D. Mashburn Forsyth Co., Dec. 15, 1961 WNC, 1986 Winston-Salem, July 26, 2007 563 M.E. Harbin Lawrenceville, GA, Oct. 9, 1920 WNC, 1945 Waynesville, Aug. 10, 2007 564 G.A. Brooks Catawba Co., Oct. 19, 1919 NC-C, 1945 Archdale, Sept. 2, 2007 565 B.T. Steele Greensboro, May 18, 1925 WNC, 1955 Shelby, Sept. 21, 2007 566 p.m. Hart Morganton, Oct. 26, 1930 WNC, 1962 Hickory, Oct. 7, 2007 567 E.H. Lowman Connelly Springs, March 15, 1912 WNC, 1938 Charlotte, Oct. 25, 2007 568 B.C. Russell Palmetto, FL, Nov. 19, 1914 Florida, 1939 Charlotte, Nov. 14, 2007 569 J.R. Bogle Bristow, OK, Nov. 18, 1913 California, 1940 Pleasant Hill, TN, Dec. 11, 2007 570 J.L. McWhorter Waxhaw, Sept. 4, 1926 WNC, 1954 Asheville, Dec. 25, 2007 571 H.C. Wilkinson Katy, TX, June 23, 1938 WNC, 1942 Durham, Dec. 26, 2007 572 C.W. Judy Charleston, WV, April 10, 1918 WNC, 1943 Winston-Salem, Jan. 3, 2008 573 W.G.H. Hawks Carroll Co., VA, March 24, 1921 WNC, 1959 Mount Airy, Jan. 15, 2008 574 K.D. Crouse Lexington, July 7, 1921 WNC, 1944 Asheboro, Jan. 18, 2008 575 D.K. Allcorn Freedom, PA, July 7, 1928 Central PA, 1949 Marion, Jan. 29, 2008 576 L.D. Wilkinson Charlotte, Sept. 27, 1936 WNC, 1959 Waynesville, Feb. 4, 2008 577 D.W. Charlton, Jr. Roanoke, VA, May 20, 1926 WNC, 1950 The Villages, FL, Feb. 22, 2008 578 R.M. Kitley Troy, NY, May 12, 1933 WNC, 1965 High Point, March 11, 2008 579 p.m. Bradley, Jr. Atlanta, GA, Dec. 7, 1932 Ala-WFla, 1966 Greensboro, March 30, 2008 580 J.W. Crawley Greensboro, Nov. 30, 1917 NEngSo, 1942 Chapin, SC, April 5, 2008 581 H.L. Watwood III Charlotte, Sept. 16, 1940 WNC, 1986 Monroe, April 2, 2008 582 J.E. Hull Laurel, MS, June 30, 1928 Ala-WFla, 1951 Greensboro, May 6, 2008 583 K.R. Moore, Sr. Catawba Co., Aug. 21, 1920 WNC, 1950 Greensboro, May 23, 2008 584 R.E. Bell Lexington, May 17, 1919 WNC, 1943 Spencer, May 27, 2008 585 Luther Crady, Jr. Fagus, MO, Dec. 9, 1931 SC, 1964 Winston-Salem, May 28, 2008 586 E.U. Stephens Lawsonville, July 30, 1909 WNC, 1955 Charlotte, June 12, 2008 587 D. R. Barnhardt Davie County, Feb. 17, 1934 WNC, 1977 Winston-Salem, Sept. 8, 2008 588 E. M. Heath Winston-Salem, Nov. 12, 1925 WNC, 1954 Winston-Salem, Sept. 18, 2008 589 Robert Bunch Statesville, April 2, 1924 WNC, 1951 Winston-Salem, Oct. 14, 2008 590 Reece E. Cook, Jr. Cabarrus County, Oct. 19, 1941 WNC, 1965 Charlotte, Oct. 24, 2008 591 C. Edward Roy Birmingham, AL, July 15, 1917 WNC, 1944 Brevard, Nov. 1, 2008 592 John S. Oakley Yadkin County, Sept. 12, 1914 WNC, 1949 Winston-Salem, Nov. 5, 2008 593 Glenn L. Lyles Watertown, TN, Nov. 5, 1930 TN-CJ, 1962 Greensboro, Dec. 24, 2008 594 Floyd G. Bottoms High Point, Feb. 3, 1914 WNC, 1953 Shelby, Jan. 6, 2009 595 Elton L. Strickland Harnett Co., Feb. 19, 1934 WNC, 1970 Washington, Jan. 9, 2009 596 James W. White Burke County, Aug. 26, 1946 WNC, 1984 Valdese, Jan. 21, 2009 597 Betty M. Armstrong Shawnee, OK, July 27, 1938 WNC, 1997 Winston-Salem, Feb. 3, 2009 598 John B. Hurley Asheboro, Sept. 30, 1922 WNC, 1945 Waynesville, Feb. 7, 2009 599 Arthur A. Robinson Napoleonville, LA, Feb. 20, 1928 Louis, 1949 Las Vegas, NV, Feb. 18, 2009 600 Doris C. Weddington High Point, April 14, 1926 WNC, 1992 Mooresville, March 23, 2009 601 Jack George Stratas Starkville, MS, March 2, 1942 WNC, 1996 Denton, March 24, 2009 602 Delma Lee Money Elkin, Sept. 3, 1946 WNC, 1989 Pinnacle, April 9, 2009 603 Letchford B. Laye Charlotte, April 12, 1918 WNC, 1951 Hendersonville, April 29, 2009 604 Fred Donald Beaty Belmont, Dec. 27, 1931 WNC, 1955 Concord, May 31, 2009 605 Harlan L. Creech, Jr. Barnwell Co., SC, Sept. 21, 1912 WNC, 1935 Charlotte, June 15, 2009 606 Floyd Lee Heckard Gastonia, Jan. 24, 1923 Louisiana, 1949 Savannah, GA, June 28, 2009 607 Muriel C. Hickman Coulterville, TN, March 5, 1921 E TN-CJ, 1959 Asheville, July 10, 2009 608 J. Edwin Houk Burke Co., Nov. 8, 1931 WNC, 1954 Asheville, Aug. 25, 2009 609 Zeno C. Wright Cleveland Co., April 1, 1928 WNC, 1969 Shelby, Sept. 16, 2009 610 G. Howard Allred Guilford Co., May 28, 1922 WNC, 1950 Greensboro, Oct. 12, 2009 611 Herman C. Beck Jamestown, May 30, 1927 WNC, 1954 High Point, Nov. 5, 2009 612 Hugh L. Bond Memphis, TN, Oct. 7, 1936 Memphis, 1958 Boone, Nov. 17, 2009 613 Harold N. Smisor Marion, IN, Dec. 18, 1933 WNC, 1997 Tryon, Nov. 23, 2009 614 Hugh V. Ferguson Whittier, May 23, 1920 Tenn, 1951 Blueﬁ eld, WV, Dec. 25, 2009 615 John Wesley Cole Rutherford County, Dec. 10, 1924 WNC, 1963 Valdese, Jan. 20, 2010 616 Robert H. Stamey Belwood, Nov. 3, 1915 WNC, 1941 Waynesville, Jan. 22, 2010 617 Joseph M. Taylor, Jr. Iredell County, June 21, 1921 WNC, 1945 Winston-Salem, Jan. 24, 2010 618 Billy Mac Whiteside Pineville, July 6, 1933 WNC, 1956 Lenexa, Kansas, Feb. 1, 2010 619 Claude L. Campbell, Jr. Onancock, VA, May 28, 1925 SGA, 1953 Gastonia, Feb. 16, 2010 620 Robert A. Foster Porter, IN, April 21, 1928 WNC, 1951 Winston-Salem, May 18, 2010 621 Collins M. Benﬁ eld Taylorsville, May 26, 1916 WNC, 1960 Banner Elk, June 6, 2010

2010 journal 319 2. PROVISIONAL MEMBERS

ADMITTED INTO BIRTH PROBATIONARY DIED NO. NAME (Place and Date) MEMBERSHIP (Place and Date)

1 P.L. Wilkins, Jr. Iredell Co., July 15, 1932 WNC, 1969 Mocksville, Sept. 1, 1970 2 D.R. Halliburton Miami Beach, FL, Aug. 12, 1944 WNC, 1994 Asheville, May 14, 1997 3 R.R. Kingston Laurel, MS, Oct. 31, 1954 WNC, 2000 Shelby, July 7, 2002 4 K.M. Day Erie, PA, Jan. 26, 1955 WNC, 2002 Randleman, Dec. 27, 2002

3. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

ADMITTED INTO BIRTH ASSOCIATE DIED NO. NAME (Place and Date) MEMBERSHIP (Place and Date) 1 W.W. Benson Rowan Co., Sept. 7, 1915 WNC, 1969 Troy, Oct. 8, 1971 2 W.C. Belcher Clay Co., WV, Aug. 10, 1918 WNC, 1969 High Point, April 10, 1973 3 G.G. Gregory Pacolet Mills, SC, April 9, 1914 WNC, 1969 Salisbury, Feb. 6, 1975 4 E.F. Kale Catawba Co., Jan. 18, 1906 WNC, 1969 Fairview, Nov. 28, 1976 5 Bennie Walters Bennettsville, SC, Oct. 18, 1910 WNC, 1969 Hildebran, April 18, 1977 6 F.J. Rogers Henderson Co., Feb. 16, 1906 WNC, 1969 Asheville, Oct. 31, 1977 7 H.G. Clayton Cabarrus Co., Dec. 21, 1912 WNC, 1969 Cherryville, June 19, 1978 8 G.B. TOMLINSON BURKE CO., JAN. 13, 1906 WNC, 1969 MORGANTON, JUNE 22, 1978 9 A.L. Kesler Rowan Co., July 18, 1902 WNC, 1969 Hickory, March 5, 1979 10 R.L. Phillips Gaston Co., Jan. 9, 1904 WNC, 1969 Belmont, Aug. 7, 1979 11 T.M. Mason, Jr. Dillsboro, Mar. 18, 1904 WNC, 1969 Wilmington, Oct. 18, 1984 12 O.E. Merritt Stokes Co., April 26, 1902 WNC, 1969 Walnut Cove, Feb. 1, 1985 13 J.R. Dawkins Rockingham, April 17, 1901 WNC, 1969 High Point, March 16, 1985 14 V.N. Allen Burnsville, April 20, 1901 WNC, 1969 Franklin, March 27, 1985 15 S.E. White Lawndale, Feb. 1, 1916 WNC, 1969 Statesville, Nov. 29, 1985 16 F.E. Blalock Albemarle, Jan. 29, 1915 WNC, 1969 Albemarle, July 29, 1986 17 L.T. VonCannon Asheboro, Mar. 20, 1922 WNC, 1971 Asheboro, Nov. 4, 1986 18 J.W. Scales Rockingham Co., Feb. 2, 1935 WNC, 1975 Reidsville, July 23, 1987 19 E.L. Murphy Gastonia, Feb. 4, 1918 WNC, 1969 Gastonia, Dec. 5, 1987 20 W.P. Elder Taylorsville, June 18, 1915 WNC, 1969 Wilkesboro, Dec. 10, 1987 21 E.H. Goode Madison Co., April 21, 1909 WNC, 1969 Asheville, July 26, 1988 22 C.G. Owens Rutherford Co., March 4, 1908 WNC, 1969 Morganton, Aug. 6, 1988 23 R.L. Crook Rowan Co., Feb. 12, 1922 WNC, 1974 Winston-Salem, Aug. 15, 1988 24 P.G. Carter Washington, GA, Oct. 1, 1910 WNC, 1971 High Point, Sept. 17, 1989 25 H.D. Sims Huntersville, June 8, 1922 WNC, 1984 Charlotte, Dec. 8, 1989 26 J.T. Gantt Cleveland Co., July 4, 1904 WNC, 1969 Shelby, June 24, 1990 27 R.J. Essary Moundville, AL, March 24, 1913 WNC, 1969 Kings Mountain, Nov. 20, 1990 28 E.B. Wright High Point, March 21, 1918 WNC, 1970 Asheboro, April 19, 1991 29 F.L. Baker Cramerton, March 15, 1928 WNC, 1970 Gastonia, Dec. 30, 1991 30 W.B. Farmer, Jr. Edgecombe Co., Oct. 13, 1925 WNC, 1981 Charlotte, April 23, 1992 31 J.H. Billings High Point, Jan. 25, 1908 WNC, 1969 High Point, Dec. 30, 1992 32 J. Leonard New York, NY, June 10, 1914 WNC, 1977 Seminole, FL, July 12, 1993 33 C.A. Haire Iredell Co., Nov. 2, 1917 WNC, 1969 Concord, Jan. 22, 1994 34 M.E. Seehorn Iowa City, Iowa, June 4, 1909 WNC, 1969 Hickory, Feb. 20, 1994 35 R.L. Poindexter, Jr. Franklin, May 9, 1912 WNC, 1969 Hickory, March 18, 1994 36 W.E. Walker Thomasville, April 30, 1924 WNC, 1969 Statesville, Sept. 3, 1995 37 W.H. VonCannon Asheboro, Dec. 6, 1918 WNC, 1970 Asheboro, Jan. 15, 1996 38 W.C. Stroupe Lincoln Co., July 6, 1934 WNC, 1970 Charlotte, April 24, 1996 39 L.W. Dunlap Whittier, March 15, 1917 WNC, 1970 Whittier, May 24, 1996 40 H.E. Blackmon Huntersville, Feb. 7, 1916 WNC, 1978 Charlotte, Aug. 11, 1996 41 H.E. Stuart Pittsburgh, PA, Aug. 8, 1916 WNC, 1972 Springfi eld, OH, Sept. 13, 1996 42 E.P. Morgan Minneapolis, MN, June 14, 1912 WNC, 1976 Asheville, Jan. 20, 1997 43 W.H. Key Lando, SC, Dec. 22, 1911 WNC, 1969 Martinez, GA, May 7, 1999 44 C.W. Durrant Canandaigua, NY, July 22, 1925 WNC, 1985 Hayesville, Sept. 7, 1999 45 J.C. Reynolds Concord, Oct. 5, 1909 WNC, 1970 Jacksonville, FL, Oct. 25, 1999 46 E.L. Ditchfi eld New Castle, PA, Nov. 4, 1915 WNC, 1975 Collegeville, PA, Jan. 27, 2000 47 J.E. Jones Greenwood, DE, April 9, 1910 WNC, 1972 Asheville, Nov. 15, 2000 48 J.W. McMillian Surry Co., Nov. 29, 1941 WNC, 1993 Mount Airy, Dec. 18, 2000 49 F.R. Lofl in Davidson Co., May 14, 1910 WNC, 1969 Denton, Feb. 23, 2001 50 A.S. Tarlton Forsyth Co., Oct. 3, 1929 WNC, 1998 Haywood Co., June 6, 2002 51 H.H. Mandel Norfolk, VA, Sept. 30, 1915 WNC, 1971 Monroe, Aug. 4, 2002 52 W.A. Knight Pageland, SC, Aug. 18, 1918 WNC, 1971 Concord, Nov. 1, 2003 53 B.E. Green Midland, March 11, 1932 Virginia, 1970 Monroe, Dec. 1, 2003 54 R.L. Burnett Rutherford Co., Dec. 15, 1935 WNC, 1985 Hamptonville, April 7, 2004 55 W.W. Pryor Cherokee Co., SC, Nov. 22, 1914 WNC, 1969 Columbia, SC, Jan. 16, 2005 56 S.K. Boyd Tazewell Co., VA, May 13, 1938 WNC, 1996 Waxhaw, March 22, 2005 57 L.C. Harris Davidson Co., June 23, 1917 WNC, 1970 Winston-Salem, June 19, 2005 58 J.J. Rushing Union Co., Aug. 3, 1934 WNC, 1980 Salisbury, June 27, 2005 59 R.C. Bogan, Sr. Charlotte, Aug. 21, 1924 WNC, 1976 Southport, Oct. 9, 2005 60 L.L. Lambeth Guilford Co., Jan. 2, 1929 WNC, 1987 Newton, Oct. 18, 2005 61 W.F. Lee Lawndale, Dec. 15, 1921 WNC, 1969 Asheville, Aug. 7, 2006 62 R.G. Wolfe Mountain Park, July 22, 1936 WNC, 1971 Winston-Salem, May 12, 2007 63 E.B. Henderson Burke Co., Aug. 28, 1924 WNC, 1989 Morganton, May 21, 2007 64 L.J. Rowell Charlotte, Sept. 26, 1945 WNC, 1987 Monroe, March 23, 2008 65 F.C. Shoaf Lexington, Aug. 12, 1925 WNC, 1971 Winston-Salem, April 2, 2008 66 M.M. Beeker, Sr. Welcome, June 7, 1920 WNC, 1971 Salisbury, May 22, 2008 67 E.C. Kincaid Nallen, WV, Dec. 2, 1927 WNC, 1987 Gastonia, May 26, 2009 68 W. L. Napper Guilford County, July 24, 1911 WNC, 1969 Greensboro, Dec. 20, 2009 69 K. G. Fansler Winston-Salem, Feb. 26, 1926 E. PA, 1971 Pawleys Island, SC, Jan. 26, 2010 320 Western North Carolina Conference 4. LOCAL PASTORS

BIRTH DIED NO. NAME (Place and Date) (Place and Date)

1 L.M. Taylor Cabarrus Co., Nov. 12, 1907 Charlotte, Oct. 28, 1968 2 B.J. Dula II Caldwell Co., Feb. 28, 1910 Caldwell Co., June 29, 1970 3 R.H. Pfohl Forsyth Co., July 18, 1906 Durham, May 5, 1971 4 C.G. Scott Davie Co., May 12, 1907 Kernersville, Feb. 7, 1972 5 L.W. Templeton Iredell Co., June 10, 1914 Charlotte, Nov. 19, 1971 6 Leroy Wood Ashe Co., May 10, 1890 Blowing Rock, Aug. 13, 1972 7 Dwight Ludwig Delphos, OH, Dec. 9, 1905 Warrensville, Oct. 3, 1973 8 L.W. Hall Madison Co., April 1, 1892 Newland, Oct. 16, 1973 9 L.A. Thompson Anderson, SC, April 29, 1907 Greensboro, June 22, 1974 10 M.W. Walton Mooresboro, Aug. 24, 1915 Mooresboro, April 17, 1975 11 R.A. Setzer Caldwell Co., May 25, 1889 Caldwell Co., April 27, 1975 12 F.M. Orr Transylvania Co., July 18, 1899 Crumpler, Oct. 21, 1975 13 M.D. Newell Troy, Feb. 14, 1902 Charlotte, April 27, 1976 14 G.L. Lovett Madison Co., April 4, 1892 Oteen, April 21, 1977 15 O.T. Hayes Surry Co., Nov. 15, 1904 Dobson, Jan. 11, 1978 16 H.G. Minor Guilford Co., Sept. 10, 1897 Greensboro, June 16, 1978 17 W.C. Briggs Chicago, IL, Oct. 25, 1933 Lincolnton, Aug. 20, 1978 18 H.C. Lucas Guilford Co., Oct. 30, 1924 Greensboro, Nov. 3, 1978 19 E.C. Gover Somerset, KY, April 17, 1891 Sebring, FL, Sept. 6, 1979 20 T.D. McCorkle Catawba Co., April 8, 1880 Newton, Jan. 22, 1981 21 E.O. Queen Spartanburg, SC, Sept. 22, 1914 Belmont, May 13, 1982 22 J.C. Still Rogersville, TN, Nov. 14, 1911 Charlotte, May 25, 1982 23 L.P. Heafner Gastonia, Jan. 23, 1911 Bostic, Aug. 18, 1982 24 J.S. Gardner Mount Airy, Feb. 27, 1899 Mount Airy, Sept. 20, 1982 25 G.C. Greene Mitchell Co., June 25, 1888 Marion, Sept. 21, 1982 26 W.N. Johnson Summerﬁ eld, Sept. 1, 1898 Greensboro, June 8, 1983 27 H.W. Hudspeth Yadkinville, Jan. 19, 1890 Winston-Salem, Nov. 11, 1983 28 G.L. Warren Kernersville, May 26, 1916 Winston-Salem, April 3, 1984 29 G.F. Adams Stanley, July 12, 1894 Charlotte, March 4, 1985 30 R.L. Billings Sparta, Feb. 6, 1899 Lexington, Nov. 23, 1985 31 O.A. Withers, Sr. Stokes Co., July 21, 1898 Winston-Salem, Feb. 1, 1986 32 F.E. Brown Catawba Co., May 10, 1910 Charlotte, Nov. 10, 1986 33 B.H. Metcalf Yancey Co., April 5, 1914 Asheboro, Dec. 6, 1987 34 J.H. Green Randolph Co., Jan. 25, 1947 Durham, March 12, 1989 35 I.C. Spinks Asheboro, March 20, 1939 Greensboro, July 5, 1989 36 S.G. Strader Reidsville, Aug. 6, 1895 Eden, Nov. 19, 1990 37 R.A. Brown White Plains, NY, Sept. 21, 1948 Ronda, June 16, 1992 38 L.J. Stough Salisbury, Oct. 10, 1909 Greensboro, Nov. 12, 1992 39 R.W. Johnson Catawba Co., Feb. 5, 1914 St. Louis, MO, April 22, 1993 40 B.P. Rakestraw Rockingham Co., June 5, 1903 Reidsville, Aug. 5, 1993 41 George Brain, Jr. Wilkes-Barre, PA, April 24, 1913 Charlotte, Jan. 20, 1994 42 R.E. Robinson Lincoln Co., June 17, 1923 Albemarle, Jan. 7, 1996 43 S.J. East Pilot Mountain, Jan. 25, 1906 Winston-Salem, May 4, 1996 44 L.C. Morton, Sr. Boothbay Harbor, ME, June 8, 1914 Columbus, Jan. 7, 1997 45 B.C. Miller Rural Hall, Dec. 15, 1919 Rural Hall, July 6, 1997 46 F.L. Brooks Union Co., Sept. 17, 1916 Albemarle, Aug. 26, 2000 47 M.J. Snider Greensboro, April 13, 1916 Morganton, June 18, 2001 48 R.T. Grifﬁ n, Jr. Jacksonville, FL, June 21, 1930 Greensboro, Sept. 8, 2001 49 L.L. Wade, Sr. Winston-Salem, March 1, 1934 Winston-Salem, Oct. 4, 2001 50 G.W. Slade Reidsville, June 19, 1921 Reidsville, Nov. 11, 2001 51 A.B. Boyd High Point, Oct. 8, 1931 High Point, Oct. 13, 2002 52 Emory Powell Lenoir, March 18, 1930 Lenoir, May 4, 2004 53 Charlie Houston, Jr. Mecklenburg Co., April 10, 1925 Mooresville, July 27, 2004 53 J.F. Broyles, Jr. Leicester, Oct. 10, 1926 Canton, Sept. 4, 2004 54 D.R. Frye Forest City, June 26, 1937 Cornelius, July 27, 2007 55 H.M. Kiser Gaston Co., Aug. 21, 1918 Lincolnton, Feb. 10, 2008 56 Delton F. Collins Robeson Co., May 7, 1955 Greensboro, Dec. 7, 2008 57 William G. Burgin, Jr. Waynesville, April 26, 1943 Waynesville, Feb. 19, 2009 58 Gary. G. Watlington Graham, Dec. 29, 1966 Reidsville, July 12, 2009 59 Alvin G. Jones Mecklenburg Co., Aug. 13, 1923 Lincolnton, Sept. 23, 2009 60 Ralph A. Shipp Lincoln Co., Sept. 17, 1940 Charlotte, Feb. 4, 2010

5. DIACONAL MINISTERS

CONSECRATED BIRTH DIACONAL DIED NO. NAME (Place and Date) MINISTER (Place and Date)

1 W.S. Farrow Washington, DC, Feb. 6, 1915 WNC, 1977 Charlotte, Feb. 27, 1982 2 C.J. Burtner Butler, PA, Jan. 12, 1922 MoW, 1977 Asheville, Sept. 2, 1986 3 C.P. Gabriel Catawba Co., Feb. 18, 1929 SC, 1977 Winston-Salem, May 22, 1991 4 W.R. Edwards Catawba Co., April 13, 1918 WNC, 1977 Winston-Salem, July 28, 1996 5 M.C. Morgan Hickory, Dec. 12, 1914 WNC, 1977 Hickory, March 18, 1998 6 B.E. Frogge Somerset, KY, June 24, 1931 WNC, 1992 Lake Junaluska, Jan. 9, 2002 7 Jonell Robinson Waycross, GA, Dec. 26, 1923 WNC, 1977 Boone, Dec. 18, 2003 8 D.J. Bowman Brown Summit, March 14, 1934 WNC, 1977 Greensboro, June 18, 2006 9 M.E. Bethea Wilmington, June 15, 1916 WNC, 1977 Asheville, March 10, 2007 10 Z.E. Barnhardt Lenoir, July 13, 1914 WNC, 1977 Winston-Salem, Aug. 8, 2007 11 John Borchert Ridgeley, WV, July 5, 1928 WNC, 1977 Charlotte, Oct. 4, 2008 12 Doris Cornelius Union Co., Dec. 13, 1927 WNC, 1977 Union Co., Sept. 24, 2009

2010 journal 321 XI. 2009 COMPENSATION OF CLERGY IN APPOINTMENTS TO EXTENSION MINISTRIES OR BEYOND THE LOCAL CHURCH Note: In accordance with ¶ 628 of the Discipline (2008) each clergy member of the annual conference serving an appointment to an extension ministry (¶¶ 343-344) or beyond the local church (¶ 331,1a-b) was requested to submit to the conference secretary a statement of his or her total compensation for the year ended Dec. 31, 2009. An asterick (*) indicates that the member did not submit that statement.

Name Salary Housing Utilities Travel Other Kling, Gary L. 35,000 - - - - Allen, D. Ronald 51,961 7,200 - Voucher - Kocher, Abigail W. 43,980 - - 500 500 Arey, John V., Jr. 116,483 36,273 - - - Kocher, Craig T. 35,200 - - - - Arrington, Carl L. 60,430 - - - - Lambert, Anthony E. [Andy] 50,000 - - 10,000 - Auman, Timothy L. 75,000 - - - - Langford, Sally O. 93,300 19,000 - Voucher - Austin, Stephen W. 78,408 22,940 - - 2,676 Larson, Mark D. 10,000 25,000 - - 6,000 Barden, Anna L. 13,050 - - - - Lepley, Lynne M. 14,000 - - - - Barden, Mark L. 70,195 17,000 - - - Lewis, M. Renee 0 - - 300 300 Bennett, Susan Anne 85,000 - - - - Lingle III, Luther E. [Luke] 35,000 9,600 - 2,400 - Bingham, Renee G. 0 - - 772 - Lowdermilk III, Robert E. 94,860 - - - - Black, C. Clifton 94,362 8,100 - - - Marsh, James P., Jr. 22,000 - - - - Boggs, John S. 93,300 17,000 3,000 Voucher - Martinez, Melissa L. [Lisa] 46,940 4,161 - - - Brooks, Robert D. 24,000 - - - - McDow, Nancy G. 87,000 - - - - Brown, J. E. [Rhett] 42,000 - - - - McElveen, A. Rimes, Jr. 45,000 20,000 5,000 2,000 3,000 Brown, Michael B. 241,000 Provided - - 36,000 McGuire, Peter R. 40,000 - - - - Browne, Frances L. 45,000 - - 1,000 3,500 McKelvey, Walter H. 121,113 26,000 - - - Brumley, Patience S. 31,000 - - - - Medlin III, William T. 93,300 18,000 4,200 - - Buckner, Frank W., Jr. 61,526 - - - - Michael, R. Blake 96,182 - - 1,065 - Bush, Sally K. 45,000 - - - - Moore, Samuel H., Jr. 93,300 Provided - - - Byassee, James D. [Jason] 90,000 - - - - Moore, Timothy S. 48,000 - - 1,000 1,500 Caldera, Rosa M. * - - - - Mosby, Tiajuana F. [Tina] 36,000 12,500 - 4,000 2,000 Charlesworth, James H. 134,000 10,000 - - - Myers, Jimmy L. 15,857 - - 711 - Cheek, H. Lee, Jr. 95,000 - - 3,000 - Noblitt, Joshua M. 42,230 - - - - Cheyney, Stephen R. 55,745 10,000 - Voucher - Nunez, M. Margaret 40,366 - - - - Christy, Jamye C. 38,000 - - - - O’Neil, Carole M. 49,075 - - - - Cirulis, Marilyn H. 0 21,997 - - - Ortigoza, David R. 57,500 12,000 - - - Cole, Phillip B. 95,635 - 6,587 Car - Osmer, Sarah T. 77,500 - - - - Coles, Amy L. 78,041 Provided 1,682 8,941 550 Parish, Peter R. 4160 - - - - Collins, Michael W. 59,545 17,000 - Voucher - Pegram, Patricia G. 0 - - - - Collins, Shea Cranford 50,000 - - - - Pendleton, C. Jay 104,000 - - - - Combs, Brian E. 20,000 - - 500 - Peurifoy, Virginia B. 30,000 - - 3,904 80 Cook, Cathy A. * - - - - Plowman, Edwin L. 57,625 14,000 - - - Craven, Wesley E., Jr. 2,156 - - - - Powell, James L. 4,000 21,000 - - - Crissman, Elizabeth M. 34,000 - - - - Randolph, William B. 42,000 - - 4,800 - Crissman, Kelly S. 24,000 - - - - Rice, Ronald A. [Alan], Jr. 97,971 18,000 3,500 - - Curran, Jane M. 16,800 10,407 - - - Rio-Anderson, Amy J. 37,120 - - - - Dodson, Marcus L. 48,578 - - - - Ritchie, B. Maurice 33,266 - - - - Doub, Mary L. 30,000 - - - - Robinson, Ronald R. * - - - - Duckworth, Terry R. 42,180 7,400 1,000 3,000 - Robinson, William C. 55,000 20,000 - - - Dukes III, Lee S. 88,500 20,500 - Voucher 17,500 Roth, Linda B. 57,584 - - - - Durham III, James B. 72,120 - - - - Rudd, Karen J. 41,600 - - - - Dye, Mary John 93,300 20,000 - Voucher - Setzer, Philip H. 10,223 - - - 1,800 Elliott, Laura A. 38,000 - - - - Shoaf, Timothy F. 53,100 - 1,900 - - Engebretson, Sharon R. 75,000 39,000 - - - Shrader, Kent L. 51,163 Provided 2,125 - - Farrington, D. Bradford 54,500 15,000 - 1,000 - Sills, Mark R. 40,000 15,000 - - - Ferree-Clark, Nancy A. 35,632 31,050 - - - Sloan, Cynthia W. 56,000 168 - 8,600 - Franks, Christopher A. 68,358 - - - - Sluder, Deborah K. 35,112 - - - - Fuentes, Clarissa Y. 41,176 13,824 - - - Smith, Bruce W. 69,000 - - - - Fulk, Joseph M., Jr. 65,000 26,000 - Voucher - Smith, Dewey W. 52,864 - 11,539 - - Glahn, Phyllis L. 29,047 - - - - Snipes, David A. 93,811 17,000 3,000 - - Golden, Jacob B., Jr. 67,600 24,000 - - - Solano, Michael J. 54,234 - - - - Golden, Jonathan L. * - - - - Sorrells, W. Lyn 46,500 Provided All Voucher - Graves, James H. 70,788 13,686 4,686 - - Stinson-Wesley, S. Amelia 800 - - Voucher - Grubbs, Raymond L. 80,000 - - - - Stoneking, Carole Bailey 84,000 8,000 - - - Hall, L. Elaine B. 0 - - - - Suggs, Douglas L. 78,208 - - 1,000 1,200 Haywood-Baxter, Ann G. 43,313 - - - - Suggs, Patricia K. 8,000 - - - - Hershberger, Greg A. 46,100 - - 10,000 - Swofford, Melissa F. 61,000 - - - - Hicks, Mark C. 72,361 18,000 - - - Swofford, Monica L. 8,602 - - - - Hileman, Jack L. 61,500 24,000 - - - Thigpin, Yvonne M. * - - - - Hinshaw, James E. 39,652 - - - - Thompson, George E. 97,971 Provided 7,500 3,000 5,000 Hughes, Gloria G. 54,642 - - - - Tilley, Kent D. 0 15,134 - - - Hunter, Jonathan V. 41,330 - - - - Tisdale, John K. 60,000 - - - 18,000 Huss, D. Edwin, Jr. 85,000 - - - - Trollinger, James T. 95,635 17,000 3,000 - - Ingram, Barbara A. 51,000 - - - - Troxler, Jeremy I. 54,500 - - 4,000 - Ingram, Kimberly T. 76,931 - - - - Tucker, Ann M. 37,000 - - - - Ison, Frank H. [Duke] 93,000 Provided - - - Vergin, Mary Jane * - - - - James, Stephen D. 95,635 20,000 - 12,000 - Vickers, Jason E. 60,800 - - 1,000 - Johnson, James S. 58,493 15,000 - - - Vilagos, TeresaMarie T. 2195 - - - - Jones, Bruce M. 105,300 - - 4,500 6,000 Virtue, Janice A. 5,500 - - 611 - Jones, Judah L. 15,500 - - - - Ward, J. Alexander [Al], Jr. 95,635 Provided 3,000 Voucher+Car - Jones, L. Gregory * - - - - Warlick, Harold C., Jr. 92,000 16,000 - Voucher - Jones, Lillie M. 97,500 20,000 - - - Weatherford, Ronald J. 3,200 - - - - Jones, Susan P. 67,750 - - - - Webb III, Robert R. * - - - - Jordan, N. Fred, Jr. 95,635 17,000 3,000 8,500 500 Webb, Shelly F. 47,000 - - - - Joyce, David C. 206,000 Provided - - - Wilhelm, Sylvia D. 95,636 - All 5,026 - Kaser Odor, Karen E. 26,000 12,600 - - - Wingeier-Rayo, Diana * - - - - Kilbourne, Heather S. * - - - - Winstead, Michael E. 83,220 - - - - Kilbourne, Kathleen H. 51,150 - - - - Worthy, Carl M., Jr. 93,500 18,000 5,206 Voucher - Kinken, Mary Perkins 15,000 - - - 1,500 Wray, Leslee L. 32,180 - - - - Kirkpatrick, Nathan E. 73,600 - - - - Wyman, William C., Jr. 93,300 20,000 - Voucher - Name Salary Housing Utilities Travel Other 322 Western North Carolina Conference XII. REPORT OF THE ANNUAL AUDIT 2009 AUDIT ANNUAL 2010 journal 323 324 Western North Carolina Conference 2010 journal 325 326 Western North Carolina Conference 2010 journal 327 328 Western North Carolina Conference 2010 journal 329 330 Western North Carolina Conference 2010 journal 331 332 Western North Carolina Conference 2010 journal 333 334 Western North Carolina Conference