2007 Conference Journal

CONFERENCE OFFICE P.O. Box 249, 276 Essex Street, Lawrence, MA 01842-0449 http://www.neumc.org/ Bishop’s Office PHONE: (978) 682-7555FAX: (978) 682-9555 Peter D. Weaver, Resident Bishop ’s name James T. McPhee, Assistant & Director of Connectional Ministries ext. 260 [email protected] Dorothy Hollenbeck, Administrative Assistant Ext. 250 [email protected] District Office – Metro Boston HOPE PHONE: (978) 682-7676

FAX: (978) 682-7677 New England Conference – 2007 Aida Irizarry Fernandez, District Superintendent Ext. 274 [email protected] Josephine Sierra, Administrative Assistant Ext. 200 [email protected] District Office – Tri-State PHONE: (978) 682-7775 FAX: (978) 682-1115 Jan Davis, District Superintendent Ext. 251 [email protected] Mike Davis, District Superintendent Ext. 271 [email protected] Cathy Collins, Administrative Assistant Ext. 270 [email protected] Administrative Ministries PHONE: (978) 682-8055 FAX: (978) 682-8227 Charles Carnahan, Treasurer Ext 110 [email protected] Steve Hart, Senior Staff Accountant ext 112 [email protected] Merry Hoyt, Remittance Specialist ext 111 [email protected] Janis Salesi, Benefits Coordinator ext 121 [email protected] Daniel Sierra, Accounts Payable Payroll Clerk ext 114 [email protected] Thelma Phalen, Benefits Assistant ext 122 [email protected] Deborah Cannella, Administrative Assistant ext 100, or 131 [email protected] Capital Campaign PHONE: (978) 291-0055 FAX: (978) 682-8227 Marion Grant, Administrative Financial Assistant ext 151 [email protected] Christian Formation PHONE: (978) 682-7676 2007 Conference Journal FAX: (978) 682-7677 Wanda Stahl, Director of Christian Formation ext 221 [email protected] Rosemary McNulty, Administrative Assistant ext 201 [email protected] Communications PHONE: (978) 682-8055 New England Annual Conference FAX: (978) 682-8227 Alexx Wood, Communication Director Ext 150 [email protected] The United Methodist Church Conference Secretary PHONE: (978) 682-8055 Peter D. Weaver, Presiding and Resident Bishop FAX: (978) 682-8227 Ralph R. R. Oduor, Conference Secretary Ext 130 [email protected] Gordon College, Wenham, Massachusetts Congregational Development June 8* - 10, 2007 PHONE: (978) 682-7676 FAX: (978) 682-7677 Curtis E. Brown, Director of Congregational Development ext 210 [email protected] DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS and STAFF

A Vision John M. Blackadar, District Superintendent (603) 228-2006 (h) [email protected] NHD - Patsy Tacker, Administrative Assistant (603) 225-3455(o) for the New England Conference 19 Norwich Street, Concord, NH 03301, (603) 228-1788 (FAX) [email protected] Transformed by the Holy Spirit, we will become united in trust as we boldly proclaim Christ to the world Heidi N. Chamberland, District Superintendent (860) 851-9848 (h) [email protected] CWM - JoAnn Watson, Administrative Assistant (860) 871-7149 (o) P.O. Box 970, 284 Merrow Road, Tolland, CT 06084 (860) 871-1714 (FAX) [email protected] Our Mission Statement Jan & Mike Davis, District Superintendents (978) 388-1820 (h) Our Mission as the New England Conference is to TRI - Cathy Collins, Administrative Assistant (978) 682-8055 ext 270 (o) equip, connect, and support local, regional and global ministries P.O. Box 249, 276 Essex Street, Lawrence, MA 01842-0449 [email protected] to make disciples of Jesus Christ, and to serve all in his name. Marcelle Dotson, District Superintendent (207) 942-7885 (h) [email protected] NME - Kelly Santiago, Administrative Assistant (207) 942-8289 6 Dana Dr, Bangor, Me 04401, (207) 942-8266 (FAX) [email protected]

Our Five Critical Issues: Aida I. Fernandez, District Superintendent (978) 687-7420 (h) Spiritual Life MBH – Josephine Sierra, Administrative Assistant (978) 682-7676 ext 200 We are a people who yearn for God and seek healing and spiritual P.O. Box 249, 276 Essex Street, Lawrence, MA 01842-0449 [email protected] life through Jesus Christ in order to be united in trust and mission Gary L. Shaw, District Superintendent (508) 399-8554 (h) [email protected] Evangelism & Church Growth RIM - Susan Leatherwood, Administrative Assistant (401) 246-1100 (o) 12 Bay Spring Ave, Barrington, RI 02806, (401) 246-0200 (FAX) [email protected] As a people who yearn for God, we recognize that others yearn with us, David E. Svenson, District Superintendent (207) 395-4079 (h) [email protected] and we will reach new people with the Gospel of Christ. MME- Elizabeth Bailey-Roberts, Administrative Assistant (207) 395-4080(o) Area Diversity PO Box 89, E Winthrop ME 04343, (207) 395-4081(FAX) [email protected]

As a people who yearn for God, Ronald V. Wilson, District Superintendent (508) 852-7893 (h) [email protected] we recognize that racism and all forms of discrimination CMA - Gail Duda, Administrative Assistant (508) 853-1895 (o) undermine our ability to further the ministry of Christ. 53 Birchwood Drive, Holden, MA 01520, (508)856-7202 (FAX) [email protected]

New England Annual Conference

The United Methodist Church

Held at

Gordon College

Wenham, Massachusetts

June 8 - June 10, 2007

BISHOP PETER D. WEAVER, Presiding RALPH R. R. ODUOR, Secretary CONTENTS Faith Richardson’s Historical Chart ...... xi Area Response/Intervention Team for Clergy Sexual Misconduct ...... A-1 Committees, Councils & Boards...... A-3 Laity Directory...... A-27 Clergy Directory ...... A-73 Local Church Directory ...... A-117 Surviving Spouses Directory ...... A-185 Sponsors ...... B-1 Preachers’ Aid Society of New England – Donors ...... B-2 Chronological Roll of Ministerial Members ...... B-4 Daily Proceedings (2007, including election results) ...... B-14 Certificate of Ordination ...... B-55 Certificate of Commissioning ...... B-55 Business of the Annual Conference ...... B-56 Appointments...... B-79 Annual Conference Actions (Resolutions) ...... B-104 Committee on Leadership (RS- 228) ...... B-127 2008 Annual Conference Budget ...... B-142 Independent Auditor’s Reports ...... B-146 Memoirs ...... B-149 Roll of Our Honored Dead ...... B-174 Roll of Conference Sessions...... B-173 2007 Conference Schedule...... B-181 Excused from Annual Conference (2007) ...... B-183 Business of the Special Session ...... B-184 Daily Proceedings of the Special Session (2006) ...... B-185 Actions of the Special Session (2006/Resolutions)...... B-188 Excused from the Clergy Sessions with Bishop Weaver ...... B-192 Excused from the Special Session...... B-193 2007 Annual Conference Budget ...... B-194 Salaries ...... B-197 Pastoral Record ...... B-199 Statistician’s Report ...... B-255 Statistical Tables ...... S-1 Index ...... C-1 Directions...... C-3 Other Officers/Other Agencies ...... C-4 District Superintendents & Staff ...... Inside Back Cover Conference Office ...... Back Cover

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ii Secretary's Certificate This certifies that the following pages contain a record of the Fourteenth Annual Session of the New England Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church held June 8 - June 10, 2007 at Gordon College in Wenham, Massachusetts, with actions, statistics, and all other matters required; with a more complete record of reports, Conference Rules of Order, Conference Policies and Procedures, available online at www.neumc.org; and that by vote of the Annual Conference the same is adopted as its official record and Journal.

Ralph R. R. Oduor Secretary

iii The Rev. Peter D. Weaver Resident Bishop, Boston Area

v Mike & Jan Davis Heidi Chamberland Tri-State Conn. / Western Mass. Co-District Superintendents District Superintendent

Marcelle Dotson Aida Irizarry Fernandez Northern Maine Metropolitan Boston Hope District Superintendent District Superintendent

vi Gary L. Shaw David E. Svenson RISEM Mid. Maine District Superintendent District Superintendent

John Blackadar Ronald V. Wilson New Hampshire Central Massachusetts District Superintendent District Superintendent

vii James T. McPhee Charles Carnahan Assistant to the Bishop, and Conference Treasurer Director of Connectional Ministries

Ralph R. R. Oduor Alexx Wood Conference Secretary Communication Director

viii Wanda J. Stahl Curtis D. Brown Director of Director of Christian Formation Congregational Development

Oscar Harrell Joy Mueller Conference Lay Leader Conference Statistician

ix DENOMINATIONAL FOREBEARS

(English-speaking immigrants) German-speaking immigrants) Methodist Episcopal Church United Brethren in Christ | \ 1784-1939 \ 1800-1946 | | \ \ Evangelical Association | | Methodist Protestant Church \ | 1816-1922 | | | | 1830-1939 \ | United Evangelical Church | | | Methodist Episcopal Church, South | | 1892-1922 | | | | 1845-1939 | | / \ \ \ The Evangelical Church / \ \ \ 1922-1946 \ / \ \ \ \ / The Methodist Church Evangelical United Brethren 1939-1968 \ / 1946-1968 \ / THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1968-

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HISTORICAL NOTE

In 1796 the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church created the New England Annual Conference. The first session was held September 19, 1797, at the Old Meeting House in Wilbraham, Massachusetts. Bishop Francis Asbury intended to preside but was prevented by illness and had Jesse Lee take his place.

Originally the conference included all of the New England states as well as portions of New York and Canada. Reorganization soon removed the latter two geographic areas. Subsequently, the work in Maine (1824) as well as in New Hampshire (1829) and Vermont became strong enough to warrant independent annual conferences.

The volume of work and the long distances to travel caused Maine to reorganize in 1848 into the Maine and East Maine Annual Conferences, with the Kennebec River as the dividing line. They remained separate for seventy-five years, merging again into the Maine Annual Conference in 1922.

Recognizing the notable Methodist work done in the southern part of New England, the 1840 General Conference divided the Existing New England Conference and created the Providence Annual Conference. This conference was renamed the New England Southern Annual Conference in 1881. After a decade of studying and planning, the New England and New England Southern Annual Conferences were merged at a special convocation held on January 31, 1970, at Wesley United Methodist Church in Worcester, Massachusetts.

xi In the early 1980's discussion began on ways to merge further the annual conferences in New England. All proposals failed to get required approval until the 1992 Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference took action that led to a merger of the Maine New Hampshire, and Southern New England Annual Conferences into the New England Annual Conference to include all of New England except Vermont and the western half of Connecticut. The first session of the new New England Annual Conference was convened on Thursday, June 2, 1994, in the Mullins Center of the University of Massachusetts in Amherst with Bishop F. Herbert Skeete, presiding.

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A-184 Surviving Spouses Surviving Spouses of Clergy Members Name and SpouseAddress Email Phone

Agnew, Karen 40 Morton Rd (Walter Holcomb) Newton MA 02459 617-527-0830

Allen, Betty 150 Cook Hill Rd., Apt. 3203 [email protected] Cheshire CT 06410 860-875-0831

Allen, Leone c/o Walden, 18 Linwood Rd (Edward Allen)Freeport ME 04032 207-865-4916

Banks, Belle 1 Wild Dunes Way #41 (Charles Banks) Old Orchard Beach ME 04064 207-934-9664

Barnett, Susan 72 Clement St (Roger A. Barnett) Florence MA 01062 413-586-5867

Beckford, Joan 18 Dodge St (Lewis H. Beckford) Bangor ME 04401 207-947-1896

Bieber, Montene 240 Belmont St, Apt 514 (George S. Bieber)Worcester MA 01604-5208 508-839-3318

Bilberry, Sarah 2188 Dogwood Dr (Davis Bilberry)Haynesville LA 71038

Blaisdell, Judith 25 Maccini Way (Roger A. Blaisdell) E Falmouth MA 02536-4989 508-457-5003

Boyden, Beverly Cedar Hill Assisted Living, 49 Cedar H (Kenneth Boyden)Windsor VT 05089 802-674-2680

Broadbent, Marjorie 1 Carver St #6 (George Broadbent) Waterville ME 04901-5060

Bucke, Barbara 579 Buck Island Rd #168 (Emory Bucke)W Yarmouth MA 02673-3253

Budd, Pearl 22 Reservoir St (George Budd) Caribou ME 04736-2724

Campbell, Helen 104 Greenwood Dr (David Campbell) Manchester CT 06040

Cannon, Mary 5932 Elliot Av (James Cannon)Minneapolis MN 55417

Case, Maxine 6412 Adams Av (Donald Hickman) Lincoln NE 68507

Clark, Marilyn 21 High St [email protected] (Forrest Clark) Rockport MA 01966 978-546-9573

Clemens, Dorothy - unknown (DeWitt Clemens)

A-185 Surviving Spouses of Clergy Members Name and SpouseAddress Email Phone

Conklin, Patricia 37147 Fredricksburg Trl (Willard Conklin)Zephyrhills FL 33542-4888

Copp, Victoria 28 Lincoln Cir (Nelson Copp) Paxton MA 01612

Cyr, Margaret (Hollis) 43 Rose St (Ray Hollis) Caribou ME 04736 207-493-3028

Daniels, Jeanne 86 Two Bridge Rd (James W. Daniels, Sr.) Wiscasset ME 04578 207-882-5597

Dartnell, Mary PO Box 566 (E. Charles Dartnell) Bangor ME 04401 207-942-8587

Donald, Marjorie 1110 Main St (W. George Donald) Wilton ME 04294 207-645-3316

Dougherty, Grace 125 56th Av S (A. Edward Dougherty) St Petersburg FL 33705 727-867-0426

Dow, Alice Staples PO Box 29 (Loren W. Dow)Emory VA 24327

Drake, Elfrieda 80 Deaconess Rd #102 (Francis Oliver Drake)Concord MA 01742-4113 978-369-7052

Fleming, Janet 60 J St #1 (Harvey Fleming)Turners Falls MA 01376

Fralin, Sybil 489 Turnpike St #54 (Roy Fralin) S Easton MA 02375 508-238-0218

Frye, Rachel 33 Christian Ave (Charles Frye)Concord NH 03302

Gale, Jeanne 4 Durkin St (Gordon Gale)Manchester CT 06040

Geer, Ann 111 Lakeview Ter (John Geer) Burlington VT 05401 802-862-5462

Green, Dorothy 30 Tumulty Rd (Marvin Green) Peabody MA 01960

Guinn, Judith Elyria UM Village #1215, 100 Asbury L [email protected] (Oscar A. Guinn)Elyria OH 44035-0808 440-284-9572

Hess, Mary (Rev. G. Alfred Hess, Jr. DOD-01-27-2006)

Hopkins, Doris HCR 33 Box 284, 159 CLine Rd (Richard Carver Spruce Head ME 04859 207-594-2455 Hopkins)

A-186 Surviving Spouses of Clergy Members Name and SpouseAddress Email Phone

Hudson, Marguerite 307 Bassett Brook Dr (William Hudson)Easthampton MA 01027

Ibraham, Joyce 340 Centre Av #17 (Sargon Y. Ibraham) Rockland MA 02370 781-982-9585

Ives, Marilyn 133 Flag Pond Rd [email protected] (A. Christopher Ives) Saco ME 04072 207-284-2230

Jacobs, Janet 5 Park St #1 (Warren Jacobs) Brookline MA 02445

James, Jean 40 Irving Ave #809 (Donald James) E Providence RI 02914 401-435-5668

Jeans, Anna - unknown (Charles Jeans) 407-574-5535

John, Fay 936 Canton St NW [email protected] (Fitz Allen John) Palm Bay FL 32907 321-956-9144

Johnson, Lois 70 Briarwood Cir #116 [email protected] (Leslie H. Johnson)Worcester MA 01606-1248

Jones, Virginia PO Box 4711 (Robert K. Jones, Sr.) Dowling Park FL 32064 386-658-1591

Jordan, Ellen Mae 471 Main St (John H. Jordan)Fryeburg ME 04037 207-935-3475

Jordan, Patricia 9 Haven St (Robert Jordan) S Hamilton MA 01982

Kaiser, Beverly 80 Country Club Dr, Beach Plum 3 [email protected] (B. Francis Kaiser) S Yarmouth MA 02664 508-760-0015

Keir, Faith 125 56th Av 2 #331 (C. Malcolm Keir) St Petersburg FL 33705

Kellogg, Melissa 11606 Sawmill Dr (Donald F. Kellogg)Evansville IN 47725

Kerr, Iris 343 Maple St (Owen Kerr)Memphis MO 63555

Knorr, Ida Mae 100 Park West Cir (James Knorr)Easley SC 29642-7227

Knox, Christina Valhallavagen 65, V 11427 (Owen Knox) Stockholm Sweden

Leyare, Andrea 33 Homestead Av (Robert L. Leyare)Warren RI 02885

Lyon, Monica 33 Mill Stream Ln (Wilson L. Lyon) Arundel ME 04046-7976 207-283-1213

A-187 Surviving Spouses of Clergy Members Name and SpouseAddress Email Phone

Martin, Jennyvee 343 Somerset Av (Morrill O. Martin)Taunton MA 02780 508-824-9425

Matthews, Evelyn 7722 4th Av W (Robert D. Matthews) Bradenton FL 34209

McComas, Margaret 266 Krug Rd (Robert McComas) Preston CT 06365

McCracken, Susan PO Box 246, 240 Old Coach Rd [email protected] (Charles McCracken)Charlestown RI 02813-0246 401-364-0278

McGuire, Judith 5161 Linette Av (Franklin McGuire) Annandale VA 22003

Melton, Jean 115 New River Est (Alfred Melton)Mineral Bluff GA 30559

Mezoff, Elaine 1571 Dover Rd (Robert Mezoff) Epsom NH 03234

Miller, Mildred 4 Pleasant Av (Willis P. Miller) S Hamilton MA 01982

Miner, Mary-Jean PO Box 3415 (Kenneth L. Miner)Oak Bluffs MA 02557 508-696-8589

Montgomery, Bessie 23 Streeter Hill Rd (Simon Peter N Falmouth MA 02556 508-540-7473 Montgomery)

Moore, Ruth 59 Deaconness Rd #3B (Alan H. Moore)Concord MA 01742 978-287-4930

Mortimer-Watts, Joan 11 Deerfield Way (John Mortimer)Westborough MA 01581

Murchie, Mary 45 Temberton Ave Apt C9 (Robert Murchie) Jamestown RI 02835-0000

Murphy, Angela 2 Richmond Rd #120 W Milford NJ 07480

Musk, Muriel 14 Greenwood St (Victor R. Musk) Augusta ME 04330

Nauth, Thelma 32 Grey Birch Ct. [email protected] (Beale R. Nauth) Wakefield RI 02879-2508 401-284-3200

Nickerson, Eloise 16 Wallsten Rd (Ivan Nickerson) Alton Bay NH 03810-4072

Niles, Ranee 16 Village Dr, Crown Colony Park (W. Dayalan Niles) Quincy MA 02169 617-847-3998

O'Brien, Marion 101 Maple Av (R. Lawrence O'Brien) Atkinson NH 03811-2246 603-437-9185

A-188 Surviving Spouses of Clergy Members Name and SpouseAddress Email Phone

Ogle, Gladys 11888 N Centaurus Pl (William Ogle)Oro Valley AZ 85737-3455

Oliveira, Florinza Apantado 420 Av Dr L, Teixinko 169- (John Oliviera) Portugal

Osgood, Suzanne 29 Pleasant St (Arthur B. Osgood) Dover-Foxcroft ME 04426

Overholt, Dorothea - unknown (William A. Overholt)

Phillips, Doris Thirwood Pl, 237 N Main St #200 (Vernal Phillips) S Yarmouth MA 02664 508-385-5499

Raboin, Anita Coburn PO Box 675, 4 Sunset Av [email protected] (Donald Coburn) Lunenburg MA 01462-0675

Richards, Phoebe 458 Hills St [email protected] (William T. Richards Jr.) E Hartford CT 06118

Richardson, C. Faith 168 Mt Vernon St [email protected] (H. Neil Richardson)Newton MA 02465-2517 617-332-1971

Richardson, Edith PO Box 760964 (Leighton Richardson)Melrose MA 02176-0006 978-838-2835

Roberts, Evelyn 170 Presidents Ln #1A (Warren Roberts) Quincy MA 02169

Rosengrant, Gladys 2889 San Pasqual St (John Rosengrant) Pasadena CA 91107

Sabine, Mary 1 Drew Rd (Ralph L. Sabine) Somersworth NH 03878 603-692-5911

Sargeant, Dorothy PO Box 27, 234 Quarry Rd (O. W. Lorimer) Limerick ME 04048 207-793-8874

Saunders, Verina 10 Shoreland Dr (Ernest Saunders) Belfast ME 04915 207-338-6047

Schutz, Donna PO Box C-141 29 (Adam Schutz) Palm CA 92277

Smith, Barbara 57 Haseltine St (Rev. Al Smith) Bradford MA 01835-7707 978-388-1378

Smith, Charlene 107 Lowe Av (Alan D. Smith) Stoughton MA 02072

Smith, Jean 77 Depot Ct (Stephen Smith) Bellingham MA 02019

Smith, Kathryn Carson 10 Deer Meadow Rd (H. Travers Smith) Durham NH 03824

A-189 Surviving Spouses of Clergy Members Name and SpouseAddress Email Phone

Smith, Leda 2200 Nobehar Dr (Meredith P. Smith) Vienna VA 22181-2833

Smody, Rosalie 2828 Old Hickory Blvd #1103 (Richard Bender)Nashville TN 37221

Snook, Phyllis 59 Deaconess Rd, Emerson 3A (John (Jack) Snook, Jr.) Concord MA 01742 978-369-2178

Stevens, Lois 195 Newbury Neck Rd [email protected] (Thomas H. Stevens) Surry ME 04684-3757 207-667-9689

Stotts, Carolyn 45 S Old Orchard Av #104 (Herbert Stotts) St. Louis MO 63119-3263

Taylor, Lois 808 So. Main St [email protected] (Blaine E. Taylor)Centerville MA 02632 508-778-4432

Thekadathu, Aleyamm 58 Orchard Farms Ln (Oommen O. Avon CT 06001-3266 Thekadathu)

Troxell, Victoria unknown (Robert J. Penberthy)

Uhlinger, Gladys 1455 Kent Rd (James R. Uhlinger)Ortonville MI 48462

Ullram, Mary PO Box 151 Lakeville CT 06039

Volturno, Bessie 1624 W Ayres Av (Domenico Volturno) Peoria IL 61602

Voorheis, Jessie PO Box 261 (Claude Voorheis) Friendship NY 14739

Wallace, Lillian 227 Pleasant St #G7 (William Wallace)Concord NH 03301-7526 603-224-4223

Walton, Beverly 1171 Reynolds Rd (Darrell L. Walton)Chepachet RI 02814 401-647-3040

Ward, Beatrice 63 Stebbins Rd (Parker Ward) Vernon VT 05354

Warriner, Phyllis PO Box 768 (George T. Warriner)W Brookfield MA 01585 508-867-2534

Watson, M. Pauline 33 Christian Av #148 (Frank Watson)Concord NH 03301-6155 603-227-1345

Wells-Goodwin, Dana 155 Mountain Rd [email protected] Denmark ME 04022 207-452-2596

White, Emily 10 Homestead Dr [email protected] (Frank A. Klausman) Brunswick ME 04011-7182

A-190 Surviving Spouses of Clergy Members Name and SpouseAddress Email Phone

Winter, Grace 1055 301 Blvd E #606 (Edward A. Winter) Bradenton FL 34203

Wood, Marsha PO Box 2055 (Alan R. Wood) Oak Bluffs MA 02557 508-696-5730

Woodbury, Gail 166 River St #A (Paul D. Woodbury) Sanford ME 04073

Woodley, Vera 103 Brooksby Vlg Dr #319 (Seaton Woodley, Jr.) Peabody MA 01960 978-536-4315

Young, Violette 37 Coles Meadow Rd #108 (Elmo Young)Northampton MA 01060-1112

Ziegler, Marion 48 Howes Ln (Wilbur C. Ziegler)Chatham MA 02669

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B-1 PREACHERS’ AID SOCIETY OF NEW ENGLAND - DONORS Each year the Preachers’ Aid Society of New England publishes in the New England Annual Conference Journal gifts and memorials in excess of $500.00. Periodically, the entire list from this and our predecessor Annual Conferences will be published as well. We are deeply appreciative of those who remember the work of the Society and those they love in this very generous way. New Memorials and Gifts in 2003

Bequest from CLARENCE AND CECILIA AVERY $122,563.78 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. Clinton H. Blood 500.00 Gift from Rev. Paul Q. Brooks 1,000.00 Gift from Mrs. Willard Conklin 500.00 Mrs. Victoria Copp NELSON G. COPP Living Memorial 600.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ensley 1,000.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hemmendinger 500.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Hughes 500.00 In memory of CHARLES S. and PEARLE JOHNSON By Reverend and Mrs. Shephard S. Johnson 1,000.00 In memory of MILDRED EVELYN PAINE LILLY By her husband, Reverend Ross E. Lilly 1,000.00 Gift from Rev. Theodore L. Lockhart 1,500.00 Gift from Ms. Mary Lord 500.00 Gift from Mrs. Angela Markert 500.00 Gift Annuity of Rev. and Mrs. Gerard Onos Bequest from GRACIE M. OTIS 176,844.00 Bequest from LILLIAN E. PERRY 1,000.00 Gift from Mrs. Edith G. Richardson 1,000.00 Gift from Mrs. Percy Smith 1,000.00 Blaine’s Run for the Taylor Fellowship 4,200.00 Wilbraham United Methodist Church 690.64 Gift from Rev. and Mrs. Donald Williams 500.00

New Memorials and Gifts in 2004

Gift from Mr. and Mrs. Clinton H. Blood 500.00 Bequest from THE REVEREND PAUL Q. BROOKS 4,000.00 Mrs. Victoria Copp NELSON G. COPP Living Memorial 600.00 Gift Annuity of Rev. and Mrs. John A. Dusenberry Gift from Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ensley 1,000.00 Bequest from JOHN GRUND 2,100.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Hughes 750.00 In memory of CHARLES S. and PEARLE JOHNSON By Reverend and Mrs. Shephard S. Johnson 1,000.00 In memory of MILDRED EVELYN PAINE LILLY By her husband, Reverend Ross E. Lilly 1,000.00 Gift from Mrs. Angela Markert 500.00 Blaine’s Run for the Taylor Fellowship 5,250.00 Wilbraham United Methodist Church 1,012.50

B-2 New Memorials and Gifts in 2005 New Memorials and Gifts in 2005 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. Clinton H. Blood 500.00 Mrs. Victoria Copp NELSON G. COPP Living Memorial 600.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. G. Neil Harper 1,500.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Hughes 750.00 Gift Annuity of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Huston In memory of CHARLES S. and PEARLE JOHNSON By Reverend and Mrs. Shephard S. Johnson 1,000.00 In memory of MILDRED EVELYN PAINE LILLY By her husband, Reverend Ross E. Lilly 515.00 In memory of her parents: THE REVEREND AND MRS. LEMUEL LORD By Ms. Mary E. Lord 500.00 In memory of THOMAS MARKERT by Mrs. Angela Markert 500.00 Bequest from CHRISTINE PARKER 6,796.14 In memory of her father: THE REVEREND LEWIS H. MOULTON By Mrs. Nina Moulton Pneuman 1,200.00 Sudbury United Methodist Church 1,510.00 Blaine’s Run for the Taylor Fellowship 5,000.00 Wilbraham United Methodist Church 500.00

New Memorials and Gifts in 2006 (Through 7/01/07)

Gift from Mr. and Mrs. Kirk E. Birrell 1,000.00 Bequest from EVELYN BURNS 1,738.33 Mrs. Victoria Copp NELSON G. COPP Living Memorial 600.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Ensley 1,000.00 Gift from Rev. and Mrs. Richard M. Hamilton 500.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. G. Neil Harper 1,000.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hemmendinger 500.00 Gift from Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Hughes 750.00 In memory of THE REVEREND AND MRS. LEMUEL LORD By Ms. Mary E. Lord 500.00 Gift from Ms. Angela Markert 500.00 Gift from Rev. and Mrs. Richard Olmsted 800.00 Bequest from THE REVEREND HAROLD D. SMOCK 1,000.00 In memory of MARY SAUNDERS By Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Snow, Jr. and Family 2,600.00 St. John's United Methodist Church 825.00 Sudbury United Methodist Church 500.00 Blaine’s Run for the Taylor Fellowship 4,200.00 United Parish Assembly of Lunenburg 856.00 Gift from Ms. Mary Ellen Webster and Mr. Walter Webster, Jr. 500.00 Gift Annuity of Rev. and Mrs. Paul Whitteberry Wilbraham United Methodist Church 1,596.50

B-3 CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL OF MINISTERIAL MEMBERS

The date above the name indicates the year of admission as a Probationer in a Methodist Conference or the date the individual (T) transferred. The date after the name indicates the year received as a Full Member. Howard E. Benson 1953 1936 Martin E. Cernek E. Winston Jones 1938 Ernest R. Drake 1954 1941 Richard E. Harding 1953 J. Arthur Dahlstrand 1943 Ross E. Lilly 1942 Charles D. McLagan Paul K. Deats, Jr. 1944 Thomas S. McKeown Donald E. Paige Leon R. Oliver 1943 Richard D. Pittinger Ronald W. Ober 1945 Leicester R. Potter, Jr. Norman L. Porter 1945 Steven M. Seminerio Robert M. Stevenson 1947 Riley P. Shirley, Jr. Donald A. Wells 1945 Luther E. Tyson 1951 Wayne S. Underhill 1944 Norman C. Young 1953 Harold R. Hodgson 1946 1952 Emerson W. Smith 1946 Robert S. Brightman 1945 Edward C. Brown III 1953 William R. Keeffe 1948 George E. Bullens 1960 Frank G. Kelly 1951 Joseph H. Crocker 1946 John A. Dusenberry Robert K. Jones 1948 Edgar J. Helms Paul J. Uhlinger 1948 Louis B. Hoyer 1947 Charles W. Kern 1955 Homer L. Jernigan 1949 Robert L. Treese Donald A. Williams 1949 Wesley J. Vesey 1948 Paul N. Whitteberry Fay L. Gemmell 1950 1953 Franklin E. Kooker 1950 William A. Chamberlain 1955 Gilbert Y. Taverner John W. Neff 1955 1949 Charles D. Roettger Robert W. Huston 1952 Terry C. Thomason John E. Post 1951 George W. Webb 1950 1954 Newell S. Booth Earle R. Custer 1954 T. Landon Lindsay Blake Ellis 1957 Richard D. Nesmith Robert Firby Robert H. Plummer 1953 Paul H. Mc Cauley Charles Reynolds Philip G. Palmer 1957 E. McKinnon White David A. Ripley 1951 B-4 Douglas C. Smith Daniel V. Weaver 1965 Harry Soper, Jr. 1960 1955 Carlton T. Daley James A. Batten 1957 Richard W. Dupee Benjamin B. Conley Walter G. Hartley 1962 Sestino M. Continelli Richard M. Hamilton 1963 Laurence M. Hill Irvin E. Koelker 1962 Thomas H. Lindeman William R. Pregeant Wayne S. Moody Robert K. Sweet, Jr. David W. Polhemus 1957 Ned C. Watts, Jr. Carl Siktberg Frederick L. Yarger Wesley W. Stinson 1957 1961 1956 William A. Campbell David W. Bell 1958 Joe K. Carpenter Bruce E. Berry C. Edward Claus 1964 Paul R. Gagne 1959 Stanly Culy David S. Hill Dwight S. Haynes 1964 Harvey F. Smith Robert M. Houston Sherwood A. Treadwell 1958 Shephard S. Johnson 1957 Stephen Charles Mott W. Ralph Bruce 1959 Fred W. Schuster, Jr. William P. Gardei 1962 John R. Smith Frederick F. Harling, Jr. James G. Todd Leon S. Hatch, Jr. Ronald W. Walden 1963 Evan R. Johnson James M. Young 1963 Edward L. Mark 1962 Theodore E. Romberg James A. Baxter Walter Wnek, Jr. Charles D. Dorchester 1964 1958 Billie B. Earnhart Thomas R. Merrill 1962 Robert W. Fishel William L. Shafer, Jr. 1960 F. Richard Garland Reginald K. Smart Frank Gulinello, Jr. 1964 R. William Smith 1962 Paul C. Irwin Gale R. Williamson Ellis B. Johnson 1959 Kwan Y. Lee 1965 Lloyd E. Chorpenning William B. McClain William C. Coleman Ralph L. Miller 1964 Frank A. Danforth David A. Purdy Richard L. Evans M. Francis Reeves William B. Grow Henry J. Scherer, Jr. Robert L. Hannum William E. Sissell, Jr. David A. Hollenbeck J. Robert Uhler, II Donald W. Holt Richard E. Wiborg Donald B. Hoyle 1963 Kent W. Moorehead John L. Camp William E. Parsons, Jr. Jerry O. Cook James S. Sessions Mike S. K. Hahm Eric F. Swanfeldt Gordon L. Hemphill 1966

B-5 Irving S. Jones 1967 Thomas W. Porter Lynne Josselyn 1966 Bascom D. Talley III Wendell D. Luke, Jr. Richard E. Thompson Robert H. Merritt 1968 Robert E. Morgan Jonathan R. Almond James A. Nash Robert T. Almquist 1972 Russell J. Peppe 1965 Richard E. Black Philip M. Polhemus 1966 Bayard P. Herndon 1976 1964 Quinton S. Ivy George Abosamra 1966 Jeffrey B. Kress 1970 Dean E. Benedict Leslie A. Macdonald Robert E. Bossdorf James H. Nason 1973 William G. Brockman Richard A. Paine George H. Collis Bruce A. Pehrson Gary S. Cornell Richard R. Swan Daniel P. Freitas 1969 Richard T. Higgins John M. Blackadar 1971 Peter L. Misner T Jerome K. DelPino 1974 Jay P. Mitchell Richard W. Gray 1973 John H. Pressey Robert A. Moore 1972 Arthur Q. Smith William R. Morley 1971 1965 Derrick M. Norman T Arthur C. Clifford 1967 Clinton E. Parker, Jr. 1972 Huntley F. Halvorson 1968 Paul E. Samuelson 1971 David A. Kerr 1973 Stephen C. Stolle 1972 Richard J. Pagano Michael R. Stotts 1972 Donald J. Rudalevige James H. Swartz C. Richard Sheesley 1967 C. Barry Wood 1972 G. Kenneth Steigler James H. Word T Charles A. Whitford 1967 1970 1966 Linwood R. Arnold 1973 Charles A. Fowlie John C. Blair 1973 Thomas J. Gallen Ward M. Coleman David L. Glusker 1968 Michael E. Davis 1975 Donald B. McGaw Earl R. Gray 1974 Carroll C. Moore 1968 Michael H. Kerrigan 1974 D. Kermit Norris Gary F. Nettleton Harold E. Perkins James A. Smith, Jr. T Robert E. Price W. Richard Souza 1973 Stuart I. Price 1968 1987 T Roy A. White Young Bok Rha 1971 Edward P. Wimberly Allan N. Anderson 1967 William M. Campbell Walter F. Brown 1971 Mervin E. Chadbourne T C. Edward Deyton 1975 Julieanne S. Hallman Wayne Kendall David A. Hoyt P. Desmond Parker T Peter H. John Norman B. Pierce Samuel M. Johnson

B-6 Everett C. Kuder Barbara B. Herber Stephen T. Melius Shirley S. Hoover Ann C. Partner Nelson 1973 John A. Mac Dougall Neil S. Sweet, Jr. Keith D. Rae Thomas G. Thompson Janet E. Smith-Rushton 1972 Eveline H. Starbird 1984 Joanne M. Berlin Wesley D. Williams John W. Folley 1976 1977 Marjorie L. Hiles Caroline B. Edge Bruce R. Hudson 1974 Christine K. Elliott John E. Knight Susan B. Hoffman 1980 James D. Lundin John L. McCullough David C. Myers Elizabeth H. Schrader Jongsun Park C. Varghese Thomas 1979 Ruth E. S. Robinson 1978 J. William Troy Edward J. Charest 1979 1973 D. S. Dharmapalan 1979 Linda Campbell-Marshall 1977 Edward F. Grant Mark A. Goad 1979 Charles G. Hartman Wendy Monson Alley 1983 George L. Hodgkins, Jr. Lloyd V. Leeman, Sr. 1981 Harold R. Hurlbert 1977 Shirley A. Mader 1985 Harold D. Jester 1976 Stephen D. Martin 1982 James L. Martin Ruth D. Merriam William C. Trench Joseph A. Rand Wendy E. VanOrden Gary L. Shaw 1981 1974 Thomas E. Thies 1981 Raymond B. Anderson 1976 Patricia V. Williams 1981 George E. Curtin III 1976 Vicki Woods 1981 William F. Flug III 1980 Helen M. Oliver Alford W. W. Alphonse Gwendolyn M. Purushotham David H. Barwise Marilyn O. Robb 1980 T 1981 James A. Cann Charles R. Stith George E. Darling 1984 Gary R. Vencill 1976 Laura Delaplain 1975 Robert E. Dorr, Sr. 1985 Margaret Dewyer Goad James C. Hensley John M. Grenfell T Nancy C. Hetherington Jin Tae Kwon James W. Shook 1982 Paul E. Marshall 1977 Chandler F. Welch Ronald Messer 1977 Linda B. Wood-Boyle 1984 David E. Svenson 1979 Steven A. Zarecki 1984 Frances P. Swartz 1981 Julia R. Wilson Margaret W. Bickford 1983 Helen Zigmund 1977 Gary C. Capan 1985 1976 Richard L. Dean James W. Daniels, Jr. 1979 Edward Farrell-Starbuck Linda Littlefield Grenfell 1979 Virginia Jones

B-7 Jean L. Marsh T Gregory D. Carpenter Sally P. Poland 1984 D. Stanley Cushing 1986 Linda A. Shevlin 1986 Richard A. Davis Wee-Li Tan 1990 Richard C. Devor T Richard Whitefleet-Smith 1985 Phyllis C. Dodd 1986 Ruth C. Williamson 1984 Julia A. Doutaz 1982 Kathleen J. Greider Lois J. Bailey Young Kim Hong Alta Louise Chase 1986 Anthony L. Jarek-Glidden 1988 Randall C. Chretien 1985 Susan F. Jarek-Glidden 1988 Elizabeth A. Davis 1988 Pat MacHugh 1989 Janice W. Davis 1985 Marjorie W. Mollar Michael B. Davis 1985 Susan Morrison Priscilla R. Dreyman 1984 Richard R. Noyes 1986 Mark A. Fowler Wesley E. Palmer 1987 Mack A. Hagins Weldon Park Stephen M. Harvester Deborah E. Shipp Sang Ho Lee 1985 Kyle W. McGaw Mark Monson Alley 1987 James T. McPhee 1985 Earl H. Bell T Richard G. Parker 1984 Richard W. Boyden 1989 Theodore R. Poland 1986 Susan D. Carlson Hector Ulises Torres Miriam A. Chamberlain 1988 Walter R. Webb 1984 Robert L. D. Ganung Roberta Williams Sang-Shin Han 1989 Ronald V. Wilson Peter A. Hey 1989 1983 Ann Marie Hunter 1996 Joseph L. Beardsley 1985 Kathryn J. Johnson Twila Broadway 1986 (T 2001) Sandra E. Junier Shirley R. Buehl T Judith J. Kohatsu Susan G. Curtis Sammie C. Maxwell Lynn L. Euzenas Steven W. Perry 1988 Jang Don Joo 1985 Chang Hee Son Stewart Lanier Carol A. Stine Robert Leon 1985 L. Archer Summers 1987 Thomas E. Mabie 1987 Patricia J. Thompson 1988 Maqbool Malik 1985 Elizabeth Vernon 1988 Terence E. McKinley 1985 Edwin A. Vonderheide T Peter J. Miano 1986 Mary Miller 1986 Bruce T. Arbour Ruth P. Morrison 1985 Marie Bent 1988 Michael A. Pike 1986 Thomas Blackstone 1993 Elizabeth Bachelder Smith 1986 Dianne E. S. Carpenter Reuben B. L. Telemaque Ellen H. Casey David Thompson 1985 Walter Chung-Hyun Chun Dee Estelle Webber 1985 Sharon L. Dunbar-Link 1984 Lori V. Johnson 1989 Grace M. Bartlett 1988 Sharon G. W. Jones 1990

B-8 Kathryn M. Marshall 1989 Aida Irizarry Fernandez 1991 (T 00 Shirley Mattson 1989 Maureen M. Grady 1992 Eric S. Moore 1988 Joel Guillemette 1993 Valerie M. Roberts-Toler Betty Higgins 1991 Robert Sammons 1988 Avis Hoyt-O'Connor 1991 George W. Tripp 1990 John E. Loker 1993 Dana Beth Wells-Goodwin 1990 Pamela J. Maden 1997 1987 John E. Mueller 1993 Catherine Howe Anderson 1989 Linda Peabody 1994 Seth O. Asare 1990 Sandra J. Rehe 1991 Charles A. Bark, Jr. 1991 Anne Y. Roberts 1992 Stephen E. Bascom, Sr. 1992 John W. Taylor 1992 Susan Frost Bennett 1989 1990 Patricia Bristow-Carrico 1990 Mark J. Brady 1992 Philip R. Chaffee 1989 Paul Hak-Soon Chang 1997 James W. Cox 1994 Maria L. Coleman 1993 Cynthia A. Good 1989 Susan M. Davenport 1992 Joyce L. Gray 1990 Marguerite C. Gage 1994 Richard E. Howard 1992 Stacey G. Lanier 1995 Sharon N. Miesel 1991 Mary A. Lawrence 1993 Stephen M. Murray 1991 Edward D. Painter, Jr. 1992 Steven M. Notis 1989 Leslie Pettit 1992 Carol A. Parsons 1990 Charlotte Pridgon-Randolph 1992 Lucille J. Richard 1991 Kenneth Lee Smith 1992 Randall P. Sheri 1990 Jean M. Trench 1993 R. Lee Smith 1991 Garvin C. Warden 1995 Betty Westhoven 1990 1991 1988 Amy L. Alletzhauser 1994 Henrietta Aiello 1990 Gerald E. Beach Gary R. Akley 1990 Laurel U. Brown 1993 David H. Baird 1991 Krisann Byrne-Sheri 1993 William P. Beddie 1991 Barbara Carole Calhoun 1996 Theodore L. Brandt 1991 Barbara L. Cann 1995 Richard A. Cullen 1992 Heidi N. Chamberland 1995 Robert H. Ebersole, Jr. 1992 Ernest A. Farrar 1995 Thomas M. Getchell-Lacey 1990 Hyung-Gyum Kim 1995 Susan Marie Heafield 1996 Donella C. Siktberg 1994 Ho Kyun Ko 1990 Sandra L. Smith 1994 Freda E. Maier 1995 Janet M. Wallace 1994 Wayne S. McDonald 1990 1992 Roxy J. Moses 1991 Dorothy Asare 1998 Mary J. O'Connor 1992 Anna Carrier Beach 1996 Richard R. Olmsted 1993 Nancy Nitzman Behr 2001 Nadine L. Strout 1990 Thomas W. Bentum 1998 Joan-Anne M. Westfall 1992 Arlene Louise Bodge 1996 Joyce M. Whetstone 1992 Louise Cole 1994 1989 Marcelle Dotson 1996 Inn Kyong Chung Michelle S. Grube 1995

B-9 Debra Hanson 1997 Paula Fletcher 2001 Seok Hwan Hong 1997 Hope N. Luckie 2002 Margaret Long 1999 Ruth Oduor 2002 Francis A. Merritt, Jr. Margaret Queior 2001 Sydney A. Pierce 1995 Michele St. Cyr 2001 Tracy A. Reeves 1998 Arthur Savage 2004 Jean Russo-Parks 1995 Marj Stark 2005 Beverly Ellen Briden Stenmark 1996 Kathleen H. N. Towns 2000 David Mark Whitford 1996 1998 1993 Curtis Brown 2004 Meredith Joan Bennett 1999 Casey Collins 2002 Lorene Eldredge 1997 Rodney G. Dobbs 2002 James Harvey 1998 Ho-Soon Han 2001 Jane Lawrence 1998 Boyung Lee 2001 Gary Bruce MacDonald 1996 Sarah Mount 2004 Linda Hartman Reynolds 1996 Gary Richards 2001 Herbert Bell Taylor 1996 1999 Matthew John Wissell 1996 John Barner (T) 1994 Luis Enrique Benavides (T) 2002 David J. Abbott 2000 Hikari Chang (T) 2003 Dogba William Rocky Bass 1996 Ha-Kyung Cho-Kim (T) David Mangun (T) Duane Clinker Thelma Nauth 1997 Louise J. Dumas 2003 Imani-Sheila Newsome 1997 Michele M. Ewers 2002 Ruth Stallsmith 1997 Gabriella Ruth Garcia 2003 1995 Lynn M. McCracken 2003 Benjamin Abrahams 1997 Donald Hegeman (T 2001) 2005 Lisa J. Bruget-Cass 1998 Cynthia J. Nickerson 2002 Joseph W. Chamberland 2000 Peter A. Parent 2002 Yoo-Yun Cho-Chang 2005 2000 Virginia L. Fryer 2001 Ronald Adcock (T) Judith A. Gould 1998 Rebecca E. Baumann 2006 Soo-Young Kwon 1999 Johanne Dame (T) 2005 Anne Robertson 1997 (T2001) Barbara Kszystyniak 2003 Yoo Cha Yi 1999 Allen Merrill 2003 1996 Karen L. Munson (T) 2004 We Hyun Chang 1999 Paula Payne (T) Jeffrey-John-Robert Hunt 2002 Tim Rieckhoff-Faris (T) L. Sue Job (T) 1998 Carol Szulc 2003 Yong Ja Kim 2002 Timothy Wilcox (T) 2003 Errol E. Leslie (T) 2001 William P. Meyer (T) Holt Hughes IV (Readmitted) Margaret Louise Sheffield 1999 Diane Langworthy 2004 Julie Marie Todd 1999 Richard P. Matthews (T) 1997 Ardis Mayo-McNeil 2005 Jung Sun Oh (T) Elizabeth McClintock 2004 Sang Churl Bae 2001 Karen Peters 2004 Eric Dupee 2000 Katherine Russo (T)

B-10 Hyuk Seonwoo 2005 Jan Parke Lawrence L. Wimmer (T) Douglas Robinson-Johnson (T) 2002 Erica Robinson-Johnson (T) Nancy Bischoff (T) William Taylor James A. Blair (T) 2005 Beverly Blaisdell Gwyneth Arrison Sandra Bonnette-Kim (T) Edward Bove Travis Bonnette-Kim (T) Sang Yean Cho (T) John Brandon (T) Jin Woo Chun Meredith M. Brown Patricia Miller Fernandes Nancy Collins 2005 Rachel Fisher (T) Marion Grant Jong-Sun Lim John E. Holt (T) Kathleen Macedo Althea Jackson (T) Richard McKinley Robert Plaisted (Readmitted) Rebecca Mincieli Lyle D. Seger (T) Thomas L. Shanklin (T) Christopher Stage (T) Kristen White Arlene M. Tully 2005 2006 David Williams 2005 Lynne Campbell Brian Wood 2007 Han Sung Kim Jean Wood 2005 Lehlohonolo Montjane 2003 Catherine Nicol Ernest R. Belisle (T) Victoria Wood Parrish (T) Nancy DePoe 2007 Nizzi Santos Digan 2006 Chong Wook Choi Chungsoo Kim (T) Janet Deranian Martin McLee (T) Deborah (Desi) Larson Abiot Moyo (T) Sharon Lovejoy Tsitsi Moyo (T) Linda Stetter Kyung-hee Sa 2007 Jennifer Styers Laurel Scott 2006 Elisabeth R. Smith (T) Tiffany Steinwert 2006 Kelly D. Turney Melissa Tustin 2007 Brenda W. Leclerc Dorothy A. Matson Abraham Waya 2006 Hailani Chan-Williams (T) 2004 Krista Beth Atwood 2007 David Calhoun (T) Leigh Dry 2007 LaTrelle Easterling (T) Santos Escobar (T) Beth Garnaas-Holmes (T) Steven Garnaas-Holmes (T) Sarah Ewing Merrill 2007

B-11 B. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS The date above the name indicates the year of admission as an Associate Member in a Methodist Conference or the date the individual (T) transferred. 1969 1987 Russell M. Chase Ann E. Geer Charles D. Kinney 1993 1970 Neal White Jeanette Y. Burton 2001 1973 Bruce Young 2004 William L. Shafer, Jr. 2002 1976 R. Daniel Blevins (T) Harvey H. Collins 2006 1979 John Morgans Joseph A. Rand Peter Remick 1983 2007 Richard C. Hopkins Brian Souza 1985 Lilian J. Warner C. FULL DEACONS The date above the name indicates the year of admission as a Probationer in a Methodist Conference or the date the individual (T) transferred or (TDM) transitioned from a diaconal minister. The date after the name indicates the year received as a Full Member. 1997 Jeffrey Fister 2004 Janet M. Crain TDM Nancy Smith 2004 Leslie A. Hastings TDM Sally Havens TDM 2002 Wanda J. Stahl TDM Loye Ashton 2005 Ann G. Whiting TDM Mary Weber Hall TDM 1998 Hattie Stoltzfus 2007 Mehida Gonzalez TDM 2003 1999 Rebecca Hamann 2006 Ellen Bridge TDM 2006 Andrea Harvey TDM Kerry Greenhill Kim Riakes TDM Judith Hutton 2000 Elizabeth Kubota Cherlyn Frost Gates TDM Barbara L. Schreier TDM 2001 D. DIACONAL MINISTERS The date above the name indicates the year of admission as a Diaconal Minister in a Methodist Conference or the date the individual (T) transferred. 1985 Catherine W. MacGovern Rosemary Word Dorothy McMahan 1990 1991 Beverly Abbott Donna Costa

B-12 1994 Richard F. Gross Cam Howard 1995

B-13 DAILY PROCEEDINGS

THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 2007

CLERGY SESSION - Bishop Peter D. Weaver called the clergy session to order at 6:30 P.M. Wesley Palmer, and Ernest Belisle Co-Chairs of the Board of Ordained Ministry (BOOM), opened with worship then introduced their report, contained in answers to Disciplinary of the Business of Annual Conference. Bishop Weaver asked Sue Evans as the Registrar of BOOM to read the names of those who have moved on to sainthood this year, followed by a moment of silence, led by Bishop Weaver. Sue Evans recommended that Brian Souza be elected, commissioned and ordained a Deacon and Associate member, under the provisions of the 1992 Discipline. He was so elected. Sue Evans recommended that Chong Wook Choi, Janet Deranian, Deborah (Desi) Larson, Sharon Lovejoy, Linda Stetter, Jennifer Styers be elected and commissioned as probationary members, and that they be licensed for pastoral ministry in preparation for ordination in the Order of Elder. They were asked to leave the room , after which they were elected and greeted with applause! Sue Evans recommended that Hattie Stoltzfus be elected a full member in the Order of Deacon and ordained as a Deacon. She was asked to leave the room , after which she was elected and greeted with applause! Sue Evans recommended that Krista Beth Attwood, Leigh Dry, Sara Ewing Merrill, Kyung-hee Sa, Melissa Tustin, Brian Wood (Brian Wood under 1992 Discipline) each be elected as a full member and be ordained as Elder. They were asked to leave the room, after which they were elected and greeted with applause! During the question and answer period with Bishop Weaver, Gary Shaw, as the Dean of the Cabinet answered Question 17 (See the Business of the Annual Conference.) Other questions were answered and voted respectively, including those requiring 2/3 and ¾ majority votes. The entire report was then adopted. (See the Business of the Annual Conference.)

B-14 Wesley Palmer asked to be relieved of his role as co-chair of the Board of Ordained Ministry. Bishop Weaver expressed thanks to both Wesley & Ernest, but asked that as Wesley moves on that we especially give thanks to him for his work. Lynn McCracken was elected to be the next co-chair of the Board for the rest of the quadrennium. The first clergy ballot for General Conference and Jurisdictional Conference delegates was taken following instructions given by the Conference Secretary, Ralph Oduor. Bishop Weaver declared the Clergy Executive Session recessed at 9:20 P.M.

FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 8, 2007

CALL TO ORDER – A processional preceded the call to order by Bishop Weaver at 9:00 A.M. The opening worship service included music led by Mitch Thomas and the Conference musicians. Larry Peacock, Director of Rolling Ridge Conference Center, offered Breathing God into our Presence, “I am God’s child - We are Spirit led.” The scripture in song, composed by Eric Behr, was Mark 7: 24-30. A responsive singing of The Lord’s Prayer preceded the sermon. Bishop Weaver showed “Lost in Woonsocket”, a video clip of a homeless man who because nobody cared was later stabbed to death on a public bench he frequented. In his sermon titled “Look Out,” based a reading of Revelation 21 (a new heaven and a new earth – behold I am making everything new), God’s kids – those for whom Christ died – are everywhere around us. Do we know who lives behind our church? God has moved into the neighborhood – God lives with God’s children in our neighborhoods. “Do you know who is living near your church?” He related a story told by Harry Denham. Harry saw an old man, to whom he said “God loves you.” Harry was the first person from the nearby church (Harry’s church) to speak to the old man! We look through a peephole like the one he saw in the front door of a local church – we can’t see much through it because we can’t use our peripheral vision. We need to bend the frame and open it into a panorama, so the vision God has given us can be engaged. At night, peripheral vision is the strongest. In our churches, we need to broaden and engage a wider vision. Let our neighborhood in – listen to the needs of the

B-15 neighborhood – because God is already out there. Our neighborhoods are growing, and they’re becoming younger and more diverse. Bishop Weaver stated he had preached at Northside U.M.C., Brewster. At coffee hour afterwards, he met a new member and she discussed what it was like having Christ in her life. An older woman had invited her despite being from another denomination. The older woman told the bishop that her hobby was Noah’s ark. She said she has an ark. Her hobby is carving God’s creatures and putting each on the ark’s deck. She carves all of them smiling! Why are they smiling? Because God loves them! About 40 or 50 percent of the people in our neighborhoods have never been invited into the church. Bishop Weaver invited everyone to turn to someone beside them and share who is in our neighborhoods, who could we be reaching out to? Look out I am making all things new! Christ is alive and goes before us, so look out! Reach out! God has moved into the neighborhood! Really look at your community. Another section from the above video clip was shown “Lost in Woonsocket, RI” (John Chester) - with a segment about Woonsocket UMC and Rev. Brian Souza. Woonsocket UMC – a growing congregation transformed and unjust systems challenged – the church will become a part of the transformation of the world. The Woonsocket church has grown from 5 to 70-80 on Sunday! Look out world, there are disciples ready to follow Jesus! They are United Methodists! Bishop Weaver ended the sermon by asking each to turn to her or his neighbor and say, “God is making all things new, Look out!” Following a short recess, Bishop Weaver welcomed and offered thanks to Bonnie Marden, Conference Choreographer. Bonnie Marden offered thanks to all who have helped at Annual Conference and offered an explanation of props in the pews and other tools and items for conferencing. She explained about a sheet of paper with a small hole the size of a dime, for “frame-bending.” She challenged us to try passing a Quarter through the hole. Bishop Weaver hoped some would slip through to the offerings, $100 bills! She welcomed these special guests: Black College Fund representative Julianna Maria DaSilva, General Board of Pensions Representative Dan O’Neill

B-16 and representing the Foundation for Evangelism Jack Ewing, General Board of Religion and Race representative Rebecca Barbara Isaacs. She thanked everyone present. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed Conference Lay Leader Oscar Harrell to the head table. He would be the first of many Laity to assist Bishop Weaver. Bishop Weaver welcomed Conference Secretary Ralph Oduor. ORGANIZATIONAL MOTIONS - Ralph Oduor, Conference Secretary, announced that the roll call would be taken from the registrations at the registration desk, and that votes would be taken using the voting cards included in the registration packets. Ralph Oduor moved that the bar of the Conference include the entire chapel floor with the balcony considered as outside the bar of the Conference. The motion was adopted. Ralph Oduor moved that the agenda printed in the Pre-Conference booklet be adopted as the working agenda for this session. The motion was adopted. Ralph Oduor moved that Kristine Anderson, David Calhoun, Josephine Sierra and Kristin White, be elected as the Committee on Journal and Assistant Secretaries, and Natalie Blake as adjunct Assistant Secretary as a timekeeper. The motion was adopted. Ralph Oduor moved that George Button, Fran Camacho, June Carter, Paul Doucette, Melanie Fengler, Bob Jackson, Sue Lacy, John Loker, Fred Merk, Linda Mitchell, John Morse, Ellie Reed, Brian Rooney, James Stephen, Lyle Seeger, Shallon Sullivan, be elected as Usher/Tellers with Sue Lacy as Head Usher. The motion was adopted. Ralph Oduor moved that those who have appropriately filed excuses with the Conference Secretary be excused from the sessions as requested. The motion was adopted. Ralph Oduor moved that all reports printed in the Pre-Conference booklet, be adopted and printed in the Conference Journal. The motion was adopted. Ralph Oduor reminded the Conference of its rules of procedure. Any motion that is made must be in writing to the Secretary and Presiding Officer before it can be acted upon. Motion forms are available from any of the usher/tellers. If you wish to be recognized, please raise and wave your voting card from your seat, before

B-17 moving to a microphone. This helps visibility in the front of the Chapel. CONSENT CALENDAR - Ralph Oduor noted that the Consent Calendar is on the inside front cover of the Pre-Conference booklet. He informed the conference that the following have been removed from the Consent Calendar: RS-101, RS-113, RS-115 and RS-204. He indicated that the vote on the Consent Calendar would be on Saturday at 2:25 P.M. as an order of the day. No debate or amendments will be allowed. To remove any additional item from the Consent Calendar, simply provide the Conference Secretary with a written request for such, signed by 10 members of the Conference, before the close of the session this afternoon. CORPORATE RESOLUTIONS BY THE CONFERENCE SECRETARY - Ralph Oduor made the following motions: That we convene as the New England Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, Inc. Motion was adopted. That we elect the following slate of officers of the corporation: 1. Amy Alletzhauser, President 2. Ralph Oduor, Secretary 3. Charles Carnahan, Treasurer, and 4. That the Trustees of the Annual Conference be elected as directors. Motion was adopted. That we adjourn the corporate meeting of the New England Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, Inc. Motion was adopted. Ralph Oduor gave instructions about voting. Balloting for candidates for delegate to the General Conference and Jurisdictional Conference: We will elect five (5) Lay and five (5) Clergy delegates to the General Conference; five (5) Lay and five (5) Clergy delegates to the Northeastern Jurisdiction. Finally, we will elect five (5) Lay reserve and five (5) Clergy reserve delegates to the Jurisdictional Conference. Each General Conference delegate will also be a delegate to the Jurisdictional Conference. Each Jurisdictional Conference delegate will also be a General Conference alternate delegate. Results of each balloting will be announced by the Bishop. They will also be shown on screen and posted in the Foyer. If you are eligible to vote for the candidates, you should have a ballot book. The book

B-18 may be secured by giving your name to the ballot clerk in the foyer. If your name is not on the list of those to receive a ballot book, and you believe you are entitled to one, you must see the Conference Secretary. Balloting will be tallied on these ballots only and you cannot receive a replacement book. The books are not transferable (except from a Lay Member who departs the Conference, to the Alternate from the same church). If you have to leave before the entire slate of candidates is elected, please hand over the balance of your ballot book to one of the ushers/tellers. Ralph Oduor explained rules for eligibility to vote and the actual voting procedure. Each lay voter has been given a ballot book of 18 ballots, and each clergy voter has been given a ballot book of 20 ballots. Additionally, each voter has been given a ballot information booklet of candidate names, biography, and the number that corresponds to the candidate’s name on the ballot. Lay voters received the Lay ballot information booklet. Clergy voters received the Clergy ballot information booklet. Only those within the bar of the Annual Conference may vote (i.e. the entire chapel floor - the balcony would be outside the bar). Bishop Weaver encouraged the body to prayerfully consider the gifts of the candidates and especially the diversity of gifts and candidates. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #1. There were 280 ballots cast, and 141 needed for election. There was an election. Martin McLee was elected with 142 votes. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver elaborated on eligibility to vote and be elected, and explained that Clergy would now vote for not more than 4, and Laity will vote for not more than 5, being the 2nd and 1st ballots, respectively. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Clergy and Lay ballots were collected by the tellers, respectively. Since some laity were just receiving their ballots, Bishop Weaver asked the Conference Chancellor, Bill Hewig to monitor the ballot distribution and balloting, and for him to certify to the bishop when all have received ballots and voted in the 1st Laity ballot. Bishop Weaver declared the 1st Laity ballot closed. The 2nd Clergy ballot was closed. COMMITTEE ON RULES - Sam Johnson Chair of the Committee on Rules moved RS-201, amendment to the Policies and Procedures on endorsing Episcopal candidates. The motion was seconded and adopted. He

B-19 said that forms would be available from him or Linda- Campbell-Marshall for nominating candidates, who will be running next year. Sam Johnson moved RS-204 another amendment to Policies and Procedures, on electing the Conference Director of Lay Speaking. Linda Reiber- Pike, Chair of the Conference Leadership Committee, clarified the need for this resolution. Joseph Chamberland queried the wording of the resolution. The motion was adopted. LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE - Linda Reiber- Pike, Chair of the Conference Leadership Committee stated that the slate of nominations is published in the Late Breaking Conference Material booklet, with new nominations in italics. She moved election of Ralph Oduor as Conference Secretary for the quadrennium beginning 2008. The motion was adopted. Linda Reiber-Pike moved election of Joy Mueller as Conference Statistician for the quadrennium beginning 2008. The motion was adopted. Linda Reiber-Pike reminded the body that nomination forms are available. She asked members of the Committee to stand and be recognized. The slate will be before the body for a vote on Saturday. Linda Reiber-Pike placed in nomination the name of Veta Dailey, for the Chair of the Visioning Table. Hers and others on the Visioning Table will be voted on along with the entire report on Saturday. Bishop Weaver asked members of the new District Ministry Teams present to stand and be recognized. DISTRICT 6 APPOINTMENTS - CMA District appointments by Ron Wilson. Ron Wilson moved that the United Methodist Society of the Federated Church of Warrren, in Worcester County, Massachusetts be discontinued effective June 8, 2007 (RS-221). The motion was adopted. The District Lay Leader (DLL) Barbara Ingrassia and Associate DLL Becke Drake accompanied him on the stage, as he read the list of new appointments to the district and asked the pastor and respective Lay Member to come to the stage. Wanda Stahl presented a gift to Ron Wilson and CMA District, from the Spiritual Formation Initiative and Passionate Spirituality, called a “Retreat in a Box.” It is a “Do it yourself” retreat kit.

B-20 A historical moment representing Deaconess Betsy Scarty in the form of a skit was presented to the body. Bishop Weaver asked Deaconesses present to stand and be recognized. He then invited Bonnie Marden to instruct the body on the Dialogue Sessions. Bonnie Marden gave information Learning Centers and their locations. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed Ethel Franks, the Conference Director of Lay Speaking, to the table to help preside over the Annual Conference. Ethel would continue in the role after lunch. Michael McShane moved RS-214 then RS-213 on helping the Disabled. He made the point that the disabled constitute 10% of the population. RS-214 seeks the formation of a standing committee to help meet the needs of the disabled who would constitute 50% of the committee. He displayed on the screen, the definition of Disability from the 2004 Book of Discipline, paragraph 162, section G. RS-214 was adopted first. RS-213 was adopted after amendment (changed “these people” to “persons with disabilities”, as a friendly amendment). It was noted that there are very few handicapped parking spaces in the Parking Lots. Bishop Weaver offered to give up his parking space so it could be used by a handicapped person. Ralph Oduor concluded the morning session with announcements. Rev. Dr. Diane Kessler, retiring after 32 years as Executive Director of Massachusetts Council of Churches, offered Grace before lunch. RECESS – Bishop Weaver declared us in recess for lunch at 11:50 A.M.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON

CALL TO ORDER – Bishop Weaver called the Conference to order at 2:35 P.M. He announced the balloting results. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #2. There were 236 ballots cast, and 119 needed for election. There was an election. Scott Campbell was elected with 121 votes. Bishop Weaver announced the results of Lay Ballot #1. There were 374 ballots cast, and 188 needed for election. There were three elections! Bonnie Marden

B-21 was elected with 261, Ralph R. R. Oduor was elected with 206 and Will Green was elected with 192 votes. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the body. Melissa Yosua would be assigned #15 on the Lay Ballot since she received 13 votes on the previous ballot. The Laity will cast Ballot #2 and each voter would cast no more than 2 votes; Clergy will cast Ballot #3 and each voter would cast no more than 3 votes. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Lay Ballot #2 and Clergy Ballot #3. Bishop Weaver inspired the conference with “Outlook Express”, a takeoff on MS Windows software lingo and culture. The main title was “Windows XP.” He noted that he is not a computer “geek.” His Windows 98 crashed in March of 2007 as he reported then in his email “Partners in Ministry.” He related his trials and with getting help “online” after his Windows 98 crashed. In short, he decided to use Windows XP in this year’s Annual Conference report. We look through the window of Christ. We are one in Christ. The password in the Vision statement! Our router is the Mission statement or the route we will take to accomplish the vision. He went through the five Critical Issues (Spiritual Life, Evangelism and Church Growth, Diversity, Equipping Leadership, and Stewardship. Bishop Weaver then “clicked” on Outlook Express, as he clicked his “church mouse.” New England is growing younger, and more diverse. A higher percentage has no spiritual home. United Methodist Congregations in NE saw only a 2.4% decline in membership, smaller than the year before. The worship attendance decline was the smallest in five years, while 37% of churches reported increase in worship attendance. We are thankful for increases in these areas: Attendance at ongoing classes, VIM participation by 28%, receipts of mission shares by 13%. There were 32,000 in worship, 4,000 youth were in our camps. Thanks for works of evangelism, justice and mercy, here and in places like Louisiana and Mississippi. Full-time appointments only decreased 14% contrasted to 20-25% each of the previous three years! The report of the Conference Statistician is available on request. Bishop Weaver quoted from the book, “I Refuse to Lead a Dying Church,” by Paul Nixon. He said he refuses to lead a dying conference. He urged the body not to give up on New England Conference. Wesley’s World Web, or our WWW leads to these highlights:

B-22 1. Spiritual Life - passionate spirituality – Number of churches conducting Natural Church Development, has gone up significantly. He noted that Rolling Ridge is growing as a Retreat center. Each church should have one small group. Next year he plans to share best worship practices on Bishop’s Day in each district. 2. Concerning Evangelism and Church Growth, Natural Church Development has helped more than 100 churches. Many more could use the help. We are on track to meeting our goal of ten new churches by 2008. “e3” (Ephesians 3, Verse 3), New England School of Congregational Development will be held on November 1-3, 2007. Allen and Sara Ewing Merrill, will start a new church in Portland, ME. 3. On Area Diversity, we have the Hispanic/Latino plans, multiethnic congregations, ongoing anti- racism training, and new chapters in our covenants with Nicaragua and West Angola, welcome of some Troy Conference churches from Vermont into New England Conference. 4. On Transformational Leadership, we have held the first NE (laity) Leadership Academy, Regional Youth Ministries, District Ministry Teams are being formed, and Clergy Effectiveness Evaluation is a partnership between Clergy and Laity, collaborative extended cabinet, including the Conference Lay Leader, collaborative Conference and Ecumenical Justice efforts. 5. Bishop’s Day on Stewardship - Faith and Money workshops are in progress. Direct billing in the budget process has led to increase in payment of Mission shares. 74% of churches have participated in Together for Tomorrow. So far, 15.5 million has been committed, 4 million contributed and 1.2 million dollars already sent to local churches. He concluded his remarks by asking the body to hit “Enter” for Christ into the new future. DISTRICT 1 APPOINTMENTS - Marcelle Dotson, District Superintendent (DS) of the Northern Maine District, first read a motion for discontinuance of the Dexter UMC. The motion was adopted. Bishop Weaver asked anyone affected by the abandonment of the Dexter UMC to stand and be recognized.

B-23 Macelle Dotson, was accompanied on the stage by DLL Karen Staake and Kelly Santiago, the District Administrative Assistant. Marcelle read the new appointments and invited the new appointees to gather on the stage. Larry Peacock presented another “Retreat in a Box” kit to Marcelle Dotson and the Northern Maine District. Another historical moment representing Reverend Margaret Henderson in the form of a skit was presented to the body. She served seven churches and wrote a book titled “The Seven Steeples”. In 1967 she became DS of the Bangor District, the first woman DS in American Methodism. PERSONAL PRIVILEGE - Yong Ja Kim introduced Barbara Isaacs, General Secretary of General Commission on Religion and Race. COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION (CFA) - Tom Davidson made the first presentation of CFA. He presented RS-120, dealing with Mission Share spending limit. The vote on the budget would be held on Sunday. Wesley Lavigne asked about the lack of budget for Christian peacemakers. CFA entertained a Q&A on the budget, with Jim McPhee answering some of the queries. BOOM - Ernest Belisle, Co-Chair of the Board introduced those to be ordained this year. Bishop Weaver asked them the Historic Questions. Those to be ordained as members in full connection are: Hattie Stoltzfus – Deacon Krista Beth Attwood, Leigh Dry, Sara Ewing Merrill, Kyung-hee Sa, and Melissa Tustin – Elders Brian Wood – Elder under 1992 Discipline PERSONAL PRIVILEGE – Marla Marcum asked Bishop Weaver why last year’s statements from these ordinands; Rebecca E. Baumann, Nizzi Santos Digan, Laurel Scott, and Tiffany Steinwert, had not been included in the 2006 Conference Journal. The following is the statement of the four 2006 ordinands: “In an effort to live out our faith with honesty and integrity, we feel called to answer more deeply the following questions: 11. Have you studied our form of Church discipline and polity? 12. Do you approve of our Church government and polity? 13. Will you support and maintain them?

B-24 As commissioned pastors we have faithfully served the Church, tending to the needs of all our parishioners. Through our ministry, we have come to know the pain and alienation our current ecclesial polity inflicts on our gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender members. As pastors, we have witnessed faithful long-time members of the United Methodist Church leave as they could bear no longer the unjust prohibitions against their gay and lesbian sons and daughters, sisters and brothers, friends and family. We have witnessed loving, committed couples leave the church for the blessing of the secular state when seeking to confirm their union and love for one another because the Church refused to marry them. We have witnessed persons with the gifts and graces for ministry turn away from the path of ordination either because they could not bear the thought of the ecclesial closet or the thought of belonging to a denomination with unjust social ethics. While as elders in the United Methodist Church we vow to support and maintain the government and polity of our denomination, we do so in grave disappointment of our denomination’s stance on homosexuality. We affirm with the Book of Discipline, that “sexuality is God’s good gift to all persons” and “we believe persons may be fully human only when that gift is acknowledged and affirmed by themselves, the church, and society.” We celebrate that “homosexual persons no less than heterosexual persons are individuals of sacred worth, and recognize that all persons need the ministry and guidance of the church in their struggles for human fulfillment, as well as the spiritual and emotional care of a fellowship that enables reconciling relationships with God, with others, and with self. We affirm that God’s grace is available to all. We implore families and churches not to reject or condemn their lesbian and gay members and friends. And we commit ourselves to be in ministry for and with all persons.” ¶ 161 Yet, given these theological affirmations of the sacred worth of our gay and lesbian sisters and brothers, we cannot in good conscience agree with the statement, in that very same paragraph in the Book of Discipline, that declares homosexuality incompatible with Christian teaching.

B-25 If we believe that sexuality is a good gift from God that ought to be acknowledged and affirmed by all, if we believe that gay and lesbian persons are persons of sacred worth, if we believe all persons need the full ministry and guidance of the church, if we believe God’s grace is available to all persons and if we truly commit ourselves to be in ministry for and with all persons, we cannot at the same time condemn members of our congregations as “incompatible with Christian teaching,” prohibiting them from marriage, ordination, funding and now, with Judicial Council Ruling 1032, membership in some cases. It is because of our intentional interpretation of Scripture, our theological wrestling with this issue, our experience of God in the lives of faithful gay and lesbian persons and their families, our deep commitments to the Wesleyan tradition, and most of all our passion for Jesus, that we cannot answer a simple “yes” to these questions of government and polity. While we vow to support and maintain the government and polity of the Church, we do so in open disagreement with the unjust prohibitions against gay and lesbian persons and with full intent to work diligently in our ministry as elders to be in full ministry with gay and lesbian members, to affirm the sacred worth of all God’s children and to change our current exclusionary polity that one day we may all fully participate in the ministry of the Church, the Body of Christ.” CONFERENCE CAMPS - James McPhee introduced the Site Directors of the Conference camps; Jennifer (Jenn) Carpenter (Aldersgate), Norm Thombs (Mechuwana), Michael Moore (Wanakee United Methodist Center), Larry Peacock (Rolling Ridge Retreat & Conference Center). Jim especially welcomed Jennifer Carpenter, the newest of the directors. Jean Moore of Wanakee was not present. ARCHIVES AND HISTORY AWARDS – David White, Chair - Honorable Mentions: Milan United Methodist Church, Milan, Maine, for publishing “United In Service, 1856-2006,”Rev. Margaret Bickford, Editor. East Bucksport, Maine United Methodist Church for its publication of the 150th Celebration, 1856-2006. Recognition Awards: Our church Heritage by Robert W. Oliphant, for the United Methodist church of Westford, Massachusetts.

B-26 The History of Methodism in Northeastern Connecticut, a group effort representing fourteen United Methodist churches in the northeastern portion of Connecticut, by Candy Smith. DISTRICT 8 APPOINTMENTS - Gary Shaw, DS, read the RIM District Appointments, following the process established with District 6 above. He moved the discontinuance of a church, Marian UMC. Motion was adopted. Mary Jane O’Connor- Ropp presented Gary with a “Retreat in a Box” kit. Another historical moment representing Bishop Francis Asbury in the form of a skit was presented to the body. In 1806 he rode his horse to a brand new Meeting House in Newport, RI. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed Ruth Cannon, District Lay Leader of the Mid-Maine District to sit at the table with him, and help preside. BOOM - Ernest Belisle, Co-Chair of the Board introduced RS-215. He noted Page 17, Lines 33 and 34, and changed “you” to “we”. He moved the adoption of RS-215. The motion was seconded and adopted. COMMISSION ON RELIGION AND RACE - Yong Ja Kim, the Chair and Martin McLee, made a joint report with the theme of “Building Bridges through Cross-Cultural and Cross-Racial Ministries.” They continued, “The Rev. Ernest S. Lyght, Bishop of the West Virginia Conference of the United Methodist Church defines Cross-Cultural and Cross-Racial Ministry as follows: Ministry is both religious and cultural. The person in ministry answers the call to ministry out of her or his own cultural context and religious experiences. Every person’s understanding of God is influenced by one’s cultural experiences, or the lack of such experiences beyond one’s own cultural context.” Christian community is global and beyond cultural and racial boundaries, hence, the affirmation and foundation of cross-cultural and cross-racial ministry. The Challenges of cross-cultural & cross-racial ministries include Racism and White privilege, Unwillingness to be open and include others who may bring new things – we call this exclusivity, Culture’s tendency to maintain status quo. Therefore we need: preparation and training for ethnic pastors and local congregations, cultural sensitivity, resources, support, and advocacy for Cross- Cultural & Cross-Racial Ministries. The Goals of the Commission on Religion and Race include a Luncheon

B-27 for ethnic pastors, Annual conference award for dismantling racism and racial justice. Bishop Weaver thanked the Commission, Yong Ja Kim and Martin McLee and remarked on the many gifts in the Conference. He reminded whites to continue to confess their own sins of White Privilege. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #3. There were 203 ballots cast, and 102 needed for election. There was no election. Bishop Weaver announced the results of Lay Ballot #2. There were 409 ballots cast, and 205 needed for election. There was no election. MOTION – Vicki Wood moved that clergy votes need not be read unless the candidate receives 10 or more votes. Motion was seconded and adopted. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the body. Clergy will cast Ballot #4 and each voter would cast no more than 3 votes, the Laity will cast Ballot #3 and each voter would cast no more than 2 votes. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #4 and Lay Ballot #3. GLOBAL AIDS FUND – Bishop Weaver called attention to and showed the video on Aids titled “Generation of Hope.” Donna Costa, Co-Convener of the Global Aids Task Force, and Lester Bennington, a member of the Task Force reported. Donna Costa moved RS-115 on Global Aids Fund. Motion was adopted. MOTION TO SUSPEND THE RULES - Ann Whiting moved to suspend the rules. Motion was adopted by the necessary 2/3 majority. Ann Whiting asked for an offering to be taken for Aids. Bishop Weaver called for offering baskets, and an offering was taken. Ralph Oduor gave further instructions on balloting. Numbers 1-15 on the Lay Ballot and 1-20 on the Clergy ballots were already assigned to candidates and voters should not write names in the corresponding space. Write-In names may only be written in the bottom right corner in the spaces so designated. Voters need not vote for those previously elected. Ballots with erased marks will be discarded. Shelly Page, CEO of the NEUMC Federal Credit Union, offered grace before Dinner. RECESS – Bishop Weaver declared us in recess at 5:10 P.M.

B-28 FRIDAY EVENING

ORDINATION SERVICE – Bishop Weaver commissioned probationary elders and ordained full elders and deacons. Chong Wook Choi, Janet Deranian, Deborah (Desi) Larson, Sharon Lovejoy, Linda Stetter, Jennifer Styers, were commissioned as probationary elders. Hattie Stoltzfus was ordained a full member in the Order of Deacon Brian Souza was commissioned and ordained a Deacon and Associate member, under the provisions of the 1992 Discipline. These persons were ordained as Elders in full connection: Krista Beth Attwood, Leigh Dry, Sara Ewing Merrill, Kyung-hee Sa, Melissa Tustin. CALL TO FULL-TIME CHRISTIAN MINISTRY – Bishop Weaver invited those who wanted to make a commitment to some form of full-time ordained or pulpit ministry to come forward for a time of prayer and dedication. The following answered that call and came forward: Sean Delmore, Thomas Demers, Will Green, Kari Giguere, Timothy Hickey, Laurie Hezekiah-Cox, Lai Lonnie Kosowski, Susan Lodi, Marla Marcum, Betzaida Nunes, Sandi Petro, Len Pilling, Shallon K Sullivan, Joyce Swett, Doneeca Thurston, and Yvonne Woodcock.

SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 9, 2007

CALL TO ORDER - Bishop Weaver called the Conference to order at 8:07 A.M, following a time of music and gathering prayer and reflections on Psalm 5, from Eugene Peterson’s “The Message.” Charles Carnahan, Conference Treasurer and Director of Administration announced the amounts offered for Global Aids ($2,785.32) and Bishop’s Discretionary ($3,350.39) funds. Bishop Weaver introduced Bishop Roy Sano. Bishop Sano addressed the conference. He commented on our “see-through” collection bags. He noted one can see right through the basket, and see what others are putting in the offering plate. “I did not know what I was doing,” when he agreed to come. Christians are a kingdom of priests, probably due to King

B-29 David who was a monarch and priest, the Psalmist. Likewise, the presiding elder, the Bishop, ought to be a “royal priesthood.” Bishop Sano was asked to share experiences of hospitality. Bishop Sano paid tribute to Bishop Weaver. One of the reasons Bishop Weaver was elected bishop was because he led to transform the world. He urged us to ask Bishop Weaver to share his practices of hospitality. Bishop Sano’s sermon was on “Radical Hospitality for All God’s Children” – the scripture was “Let mutual love continue - show hospitality to strangers, for by doing so some have entertained angels without knowing.” (Heb 13:1-2). He focused on Experiences and Explorations, Repentance and trusting in God. We lived “under the power of sin.” (Rom 3:9). During WWII, when he was a teenager following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese Americans were targeted. “A couple who lived on the farm next to ours was murdered, the FBI took his dad away, and vigilantes shot up his church.” Bishop Sano continued, “where sin increased, grace abounded all the more." (Rom 5:20). A white man and several women distributed snacks as we left for concentration camp.” In the camp they ate Baloney and Rat meat! When he left the camp to go home, his teacher in the camp “hugged me to say, “Goodbye.” He said “Give someone one happy memory and you save that soul.” Despite his incarceration, he later answered the call to ordained ministry and accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior. He came to realize that in war time people can live under the power of sin. "Do you not realize that God’s kindness is meant to lead you to repentance?" (Rom 2:4). He paraphrased Paul who said “where Sin abounds, Grace does much more abound.” In his explorations, he referred to the Book of Discipline paragraph 122, and Ephesians 4:11. Paul is concerned that we be Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Pastors and teachers. The Great Commission requires us to be a people who not only go and make disciples, but cross barriers by speaking another language so others can understand and respond in their way: across barriers, e.g., nationality and race, age and place, cultures and races, gender and class; across taboos to convert stigma into dignity, e.g., talking about AIDS and mental illness in our churches.

B-30 Bishop Sano stated that as prophets we should tell three stories, namely, what is happening? What is God saying and doing? And how we can join God. Joseph tells three stories: You sold me here; for “God sent me before you to preserve life;” “Don’t be frightened or angry with yourselves.” (Gen 45:5, 7; see also 50:20). Joseph did not seek revenge on his brothers for selling him into slavery. David, Daniel and Esther rose to positions of power, they learned the culture, and became prophetic in their respective institutions. “God does not intend evil, but can will good in evil,” by Gustav Aulene. Bishop Sano concluded with remarks on Evangelists and this hymn: “Turn your eyes upon Jesus. Look for his wonderful good ways, and the things of earth will grow strangely clear, in the light of his glory and grace.” “Offer them Christ (the most comprehensive and definitive Word and Work of God) and then create a situation where they can make a response.” Give them a chance to respond. An evangelist does not just say the good news. We should nurture, and encourage responses. This is what his pastor did for him. It is like a spiral: Asking “How is it going?” and then hearing the Word; Praying & Covenanting with signs (offering); and going into the world of apostle, prophet, pastor, evangelist and teacher. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed JoAnn Carlotto, District Lay Leader of the Tri-state District to sit at the table with him, and help preside. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #4. There were 206 ballots cast, and 104 needed for election. There was an election. Linda Campbell-Marshall was elected with 104 votes. Bishop Weaver announced the results of Lay Ballot #3. There were 408 ballots cast, and 205 needed for election. There was an election. Oscar W. Harrell II was elected with 234 votes. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the body. Clergy will cast Ballot #5 and each voter would cast no more than 2 votes, the Laity will cast Ballot #4 and each voter would cast no more than 1 vote. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #5 and Lay Ballot #4. COMMITTEE ON JOURNAL – Ralph Oduor introduced Kristine Anderson who reported for the Committee on Journal that the proceedings of the previous day had been received and found to be in

B-31 order. She moved their adoption. The motion was adopted. MONITORING REPORTS – Yong Ja Kim and Ann Partner Nelson reported for the Commission on Religion and Race. Inclusiveness comes because we are one another in Christ. Inclusiveness counts. They pleaded with the body to consider electing an ethnic person to General Conference. They invited members of the Commission on Religion and Race to stand and be thanked. They also invited those who have participated in anti-racism training in our conference to stand and be thanked Bishop Weaver referred to two books that he mentioned the previous day: “I Refuse to Lead a Dying Church,” by Paul Nixon and “Open Secrets: A Memoir of Faith and Discovery,” by Richard Lischer. DISTRICT 5 APPOINTMENTS – Heidi Chamberland, DS, read the Connecticut and Western Massachusetts (CWM) District Appointments, She was accompanied by the DLL David Bolster, following the process established with District 6. She likewise received a gift “Retreat in a Box” kit from Cathy McGovern. Another historical moment representing Rev. William Athaz in the form of a skit was presented to the body. He was the first Native American ordained in the Methodist Protestant Church in New England. Bishop Weaver read from 2 Corinthians 8, when introducing “Together for Tomorrow.” He read from “The Message” by Eugene Peterson. It is about generosity of the earlier Christians and of New England United Methodists. TOGETHER FOR TOMORROW (TFT) – Marion Grant and Ed Deyton, stressed the three themes of Conviction, Commitment, and Cash (3 C’s). Three P’s: Pray, Pray and Pay. Phil Polhemus followed Ed. Phil talked about Wanakee. In summary: Number of Churches Participating – 392 Total of Pledges Received To Date - $15,533,006 Total Payments Received to Date - $3,901,975 International Covenants - We voted to tithe undesignated funds raised in this campaign in support of our International Covenants in Nicaragua and West Angola. Thus far payments received to date: Nicaragua Covenant $53,827 West Angola Covenant $53,827

B-32 Thom Gallen on behalf of Preachers’ Aid Society presented a check to Bishop Weaver, in the amount of $2.5 million for TFT. NICARAGUA COVENANT - Jairo Lezama, Sandra Melius and Pablo Paiz of Iglesia de Cristo de Nicaragua, shared regarding the covenant. They offered thanks for the support of the Conference. Bishop Weaver also spoke about his journey to Nicaragua and presented to Pastor Paiz, the President of Iglesia de Cristo, a set of Spanish-language books and commentaries on John Wesley. Bishop Weaver invited everyone to stand and pray for the Covenant and its pastors. CONFERENCE STATISTICIAN - Joy Mueller, Conference Statistician reported on Worship statistics. Less than 1/3 of our members attend worship on Sundays. This she believes challenges us to deepen the commitment of our existing worship. Worship attendance has been declining, but has declined by less this past year than in the previous 5 years. It is good to see a pattern of shrinking bars. Can we picture next year’s bar even smaller, perhaps even a change in direction from negative to positive? Envision a positive change. There has been a 37 percent increase in the number of people attending worship. What would it take to change it to 47 percent? ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed Phil Vial, District Lay Leader of the RISEM District to sit at the table with him, and help preside. EQUITABLE COMPENSATION COMMISSION - Laurel Scott, Chair, presented the report. She moved adoption of the amended RS-101. This was the 2008 Minimum Cash Salary resolution. The amended motion was seconded and adopted. BOARD OF PENSIONS - Caroline Edge moved the adoption of RS -113, Pastor’s/Participant Health Insurance Co-Pay. The motion was seconded and adopted. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #5. There were 180 ballots cast, and 91 needed for election. There was an election. Linda We Hyun Chang was elected with 94 votes. Bishop Weaver announced the results of Lay Ballot #4. There were 397 ballots cast, and 184 needed for election. There was an election. Joann Carlotto was elected with 211 votes. Laity completed election for General Conference delegates.

B-33 BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the body. Clergy will cast Ballot #6 and each voter would cast no more than 1 vote. Laity will cast Ballot #5 for Jurisdictional delegates, each voter would cast no more than 5 votes. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #6 and Lay Ballot #5 RECESS – Bishop Weaver declared us in recess at 10:30 A.M.

MEMORIAL SERVICE - Our Service of Celebration with Remembrance opened at 10:45 AM. Children’s Choir from Wesley U.M.C. in Dorchester sang to begin the Memorial Service. We remembered these saints: CLERGY: Daniel D. Allen, Harry A. Bartlett, Charles W. Benson, Jr., William L. Bradley, Kenneth B. Campbell, Ernest R. Case, Clovis A. Frame, William B. Gould, William O. Grunden, Charles D. Hoyt, Yeager Hudson, Donald E. Jones, Benjamin A Laird, Guy S. Morrison, John O. Parker, Milton L. Smith Sr., Harold D. Smock, Lawrence S. Staples, Edwin A. Trench Jr., Allan F. Wells-Goodwin and James L. White. LAITY: Jack Dyer, Beverly Sears, and Ridgway F. Shin, Jr. LOCAL PASTORS: John E. Geer, Forest Laraba, Richard Stewart, and Thomas E. White. SPOUSES: Ethel Bass, Virginia V. Bradley, Evelyn S. Burns, Glendys B. Case, Elizabeth Chase, Evelyn Flood, Jennie Guilinello, Helen E. Hamilton, Rita Jean Roettger, Gladys Rosengrant, Mary Lou Saunders, Mary G. Tyson, and Leone P. Whitney, RECOGNITION OF RETIREES – Immediately following the Memorial Service, those retiring were recognized.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON

CALL TO ORDER - Bishop Weaver called the Conference to order at 2:10 P.M. He thanked all who contributed to conference. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #6. There were 213 ballots cast, and 107 needed for election. There was no election. Bishop Weaver announced the results of Lay Ballot #5. There were 421 ballots cast, and 211 needed for election. There were elections. Donna Costa

B-34 was elected with 294, and Samuel Purushotham was elected with 278 votes. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the body. Clergy will cast Ballot #7 and each voter would cast no more than 1 vote, the Laity will cast Ballot #6 and each voter would cast no more than 3 votes. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #7 and Lay Ballot #6. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed David Bolster, District Lay Leader of the CWMA District to sit at the table with him, and help preside. DISTRICT 2 APPOINTMENTS - David Svensen, DS, read the Mid-Maine District Appointments, following the process established with District 6. He was joined by Ruth Cannon, as the District Lay Leader. They were presented with a “Retreat in a Box” kit. In another Historical moment was about Melville Cox, the first Methodist infant baptized in Hallowell, ME, in 1800. In 1832 he was Superintendent of a Liberian Mission, the first one so honored. He died in Africa four months later. CONSENT CALENDAR – Ralph Oduor moved the adoption of the Consent Calendar in the Pre- Conference booklet, noting that 4 items were removed on Friday, and no additional ones were removed. Motion was adopted. UMCOR - Doug Spanks, NEC Disaster Relief Coordinator told of his work on Katrina and in Maine. He sated that UMCOR and other United Methodists who help, receive the thanks of those impacted. David Stackpole, NEC VIM coordinator, said he has seen a major growth in VIM participation since Katrina. We then watched a video on Katrina. Charles Carnahan added his voice on the need to continue responding to Katrina. Bishop Weaver spoke regarding the four facets to response to Katrina: (1) Offerings through UMCOR and Counseling – both spiritual and material help (2) VIM Teams (3) Church Recovery Effort – UMCOR went first to neighborhoods, over 100 churches devastated – reconstruction of churches as places for community to gather, reestablish launching pads for ministry and mission – $23,000 contributed so far – encouraged churches to contribute to this fund (4) Preacher’s Aid Society -- $100,000 for pastors who lost their homes.

B-35 LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE - Linda Reiber- Pike, Chair of the Leadership Committee introduced Veta Daley the nominee for Chair of the Conference Visioning Table. LAITY ADDRESS – Oscar Harrell II, in his Laity Address, paid tribute to Linda and Bishop Weaver and how much Linda has added to the conference. He thanked Bishop Weaver for his leadership. He stated that he is a member of the extended cabinet, and that he looks at “claity” as a partnership between clergy and laity. He stressed the need to have clergy and laity working together. In the past there was a separate laity session, but he wants to see more partnership and working together. Oscar invited Ruth Cannon to talk about the NE Leadership Academy. Ruth Cannon talked about the fact that the Board of Laity had sought to offer leadership training for laity in addition to the usual Lay Speaking courses. Many laity lead in ways other than lay speaking. She went on to talk about the first session of the New England Leadership Academy held in Gorham, ME last March. The academy is designed for both Laity and clergy. There were 80 in attendance. UMW provided lunch. UMW Executive Committee also meeting on site joined in lunch. Bishop Weaver was the keynote speaker. The afternoon at the Leadership Academy was of workshops on Our Methodist Heritage. Those who attended the session were invited to stand and be recognized. Special thanks were offered the Conference Lay Leader Oscar Harrell, Bishop’s Assistant Jim McPhee, and Conference Secretary Ralph Oduor, Linwood Arnold the pastor of the church, Bishop Weaver, and others who helped to plan and lead the event. Ethel Franks, Associate Conference Lay Leader and Director of NEC Lay Speaking Ministries, spoke about lay speaking ministries and encouraged churches to think about training young people as lay speakers. Oscar Harrell talked about the book, “Restoring Methodism, 10 Decisions for United Methodist Churches in America,” and that the authors, Drs. Molly Davis and James B. Scott will be keynote speakers in the fall session of the NE Leadership Academy to be held in the greater Boston area. Oscar Harrell asked by name, including the write-in candidates, for General and Jurisdictional Conferences to stand and be recognized.

B-36 Oscar Harrell asked these persons to stand and be recognized: all District Lay Leaders; all Board of Laity members; all Lay Leaders of local churches; all Lay and Equalization members to Annual Conference. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed Barbara Ingrassia, District Lay Leader of the CMA District to sit at the table with him, and help preside. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN (UMW) - Ginny Wright, Vice President of the Conference UMW, showed a video on Cooper Community. They presented Deb Ansourlian, Executive Director of Cooper Community with a special Mission Recognition Pin. Cooper Community is the only mission site in New England supported by GBGM and UMW. Deb Ansourlian has been Executive Director for five plus years. Deb shared with the body what Cooper does. It’s about children who are behind. Cooper wants to give children a foundation for learning. It was started by the Fourth Methodist Episcopal Church in 1916. PERSONAL PRIVILEGE – William McClain stated that Union UMC is the predecessor of the Fourth United Methodist Church, and that where Cooper Community Center is now located used to be Union’s church building. PERSONAL PRIVILEGE – Will Green asked that an offering be taken for Cooper Community Center. He challenged the body to raise $5,000 for Cooper Community. SUSPENSION OF RULES - Bishop Weaver suspended the Rules, and the offering for Cooper Community was taken. THE HENRY DENMAN AWARD - Ed Deyton of the Congregational Development Committee, introduced Gary Shaw who introduced Rev. Santos Escobar of “Vida Abundante’ Church, Providence, RI. He started a new ministry in South Providence. The building was in significant disrepair, the congregation had 2 members, and there was a saturation of store front ministries. Within one year, the ministry grew to 60 members, established lay ministry trainings, established a relationship with immigration services, a TV ministry, lay evangelism and ministry, and paid 100 percent of their mission shares. They now share ministry with Open Table Ministry and have 80-100 members. In 4 years, they have almost become a self-sustaining church. Santos Escobar, Abundant Life Church, accepted the award. The church has reached out to and

B-37 knows the community. If there are those in trouble or in need, they think first of the church and know they can go there. He also thanked the leadership of the church as well as Brian Wood, Duane Clinker, and Gary Shaw. Dave Arruda introduced Karen Staake, the lay recipient of the Denham Award. Karen has inspired and guided the community with her leadership and as a lay leader. When God called her, she became Lay Leader for Northern Maine District. She has visited 56 of the 62 churches in the District; she serves on the Board of Laity and the Board of Ordained Ministry. Karen Staake accepted the award. She said, “There have been a number of small touchstones that I now understand as evangelism. God is teaching me to be present to the time I’m in. Thank you NEAC for being a conference that is moving outside the box and for a frame-bending experience. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #7. There were 161 ballots cast, and 81 needed for election. There was no election. Bishop Weaver announced the results of Lay Ballot #6. There were 363 ballots cast, and 182 needed for election. There was an election. J. Ronald Boucher was elected with 185 votes. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the body. Clergy will cast Ballot #8 and each voter would cast no more than 1 vote, the Laity will cast Ballot #7 and each voter would cast no more than 2 votes. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #8 and Lay Ballot #7. YOUTH MINISTRIES (CCYM) - Marisa Hezekiah and others reported that they are planning for a conference-wide event in 2008. They will meet in September to elect new members. Check out their new website. They presented interim Penny Challenge results. UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION OF NEW ENGLAND - We-Lee Tan, President, introduced Gary Melville and Bonnie Marden. Bonnie is now the Development Associate. Bonnie, We-Lee and Gary enlightened us on the Foundation’s “Faith and Money” program. DISTRICT 4 APPOINTMENTS - Mike and Jan Davis, Co-Superintendents, , read the Tri-State District Appointments, following the process established earlier. Mike made a motion for the discontinuance of Westbrook UMC, Portland, ME. The motion was

B-38 adopted. Susan Ellery of Spiritual Formation Initiative presented the “Retreat in a Box” kit to Jan with a request that she share it with Mike. Another historical moment representing Rev John Broadhead who helped start the Wesleyan Academy in 1817 in New Hampshire. It is now in Massachusetts. PERSONAL PRIVILEGE – Lynn Josselyn recommended that on subsequent Clergy ballot results, only names with 10 or more votes be read. The recommendation was accepted. BOARD OF PENSIONS – Bruce Pearson moved the adoption of RS -119, Retiree Health Benefit Continuation. The motion was adopted. PERSONAL PRIVILEGE – Natalie Blake asked for prayer following the difficult vote. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer. Bonnie Marden and Linda Campbell-Marshall moved adoption of substitute RS – 216 on Local Church Pension Costs. The motion was seconded and adopted. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #8. There were 176 ballots cast, and 89 needed for election. There was no election. Bishop Weaver announced the results of Lay Ballot #7. There were 400 ballots cast, and 201 needed for election. There was an election. Paul Fleck was elected to the Jurisdictional Conference with 207 votes. PERSONAL PRIVILEGE – Gary Shaw withdrew his name from delegate to GC but remained a candidate for the Jurisdictional Conference. He wishes there would be more diversity in the delegation, especially gender diversity. POINT OF ORDER - Bishop Weaver asked the Laity to accept the reading of names with 10 or more votes only, in subsequent results. Without objection, it was so ordered. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the body. Clergy will cast Ballot #9 and each voter would cast no more than 1 vote, the Laity will cast Ballot #8 and each voter would cast no more than 1 vote. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #9 and Lay Ballot #8. Bishop Weaver reminded the body we would reconvene at 7:00 PM. Ralph Oduor made announcements including one about illegally parked cars,

B-39 Bishop Weaver introduced Dr. Robert Hill from BU School of Theology, to offer Grace before supper. He is the Dean of Marsh Chapel. He mentioned the name of John Demster who founded BU and the School of Theology. He led the body in singing the Doxology, UMH #95. RECESS – Bishop Weaver declared us in recess at 5:30 P.M.

SATURDAY EVENING

CALL TO ORDER – Bishop Weaver called the session to order at 7:00 P.M. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #9. There were 168 ballots cast, and 85 needed for election. There was an election. Aida Irizarry Fernandez was elected with 91 votes. Clergy finally completed election for General Conference delegates. Bishop Weaver announced the results of Lay Ballot #8. There were 349 ballots cast, and 176 needed for election. There was an election. Fay Flanary was elected to the Jurisdictional Conference with 187 votes. ORGANIZATIONAL – Natalie Blake made a motion to elect the next 5 in order on Lay Ballot #9 as reserve delegates to Jurisdiction. The motion was seconded and adopted. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the body. Clergy will cast Ballot #10 and each voter would cast no more than 5 votes for Jurisdictional delegates, the Laity will cast Ballot #9 and each voter would cast no more than 5 votes for reserve Jurisdictional delegates. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #10 and Lay Ballot #9. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed Cynthia Edgerly of the Board of Laity to the table, to sit next to him and help Chair the Conference. INCLUSIVENESS ESSAY CONTEST AWARD - Will Green, Marla Marcum, and Marion Grant of the Essay Committee of the NEC Reconciling Committee reported on the Essay Contest, stating that it is open to members of the Annual Conference ages 16 – 21. They are asked to reflect on what it means to be an inclusive United Methodist Church. Think about who might be interested in participating next year. Youth are leaders in inclusiveness.

B-40 The winner was Karen Hash, Holy Trinity UMC, Danvers, MA. She will receive a $500 check. Her essay was distributed to the body. Please hold Karen in prayer since her mother, Linda, is very ill and Karen is graduating from High School this week. PUPPETS-1 - Karen Pierson came to the stage. She is the coordinator of Camp Aldersgate’s “Kids on the Block Puppeteers,” a puppet act. They help children and adults look at the world through different eyes. The puppeteers in tonight’s presentation all attend Elementary School. RETIREES’ REFLECTIONS – Those retiring were honored, with an opportunity for those present, to give personal reflections during the evening. These were the retirees: Charles A. Bark, Jr., Joseph L. Beardsley, Richard E. Black, Twila S. Broadway, James W. Daniels, Jr., Julia A. Thomas Doutaz, Edward F. Grant, John M. Grenfell, Young Kim, John E. Loker, Margaret W. Long, James H. Nason, Mary Jane O’Connor Ropp, Sandra L. Smith, G. Kenneth Steigler, Elizabeth A. Vernon, Nancy D. Huntington, Shirley A. Nunes-Thornton, and Roland Stockbridge. Young Kim concluded the reflections with a dance with Tchai Chi signs. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #10. There were 130 ballots cast, and 66 needed for election. There were elections. Gary Shaw with 85 and Julie Todd with 80 votes, were elected. Bishop Weaver announced the results of Lay Ballot #9. There were 299 ballots cast. These persons were elected in order, as reserve delegates to the Jurisdictional Conference: Melissa Yosua with 192, David A. Jackson with 172, Wesley Lavigne with 162, Dight W. Crain with 157, and Richard F. Gross with 144. The Laity completed their balloting for all the delegates. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the Clergy, to cast Ballot #11 and each voter would cast no more than 3 votes for Jurisdictional delegates. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #11. RETIREES’ REFLECTIONS – John Loker shared his reflections. He left us with one word, “Balance” especially between family and ministry. Margaret Long next reflected. Mary Jane O’Connor- Ropp, next shared her reflections. Julia Doutaz who had

B-41 earlier shared came back to read a statement from Liz Vernon. Julia closed with a prayer. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #11. There were 148 ballots cast, and 75 needed for election. There was an election. Wee-Li Tan was elected with 76 votes. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the Clergy, to cast Ballot #12 and each voter would cast no more than 2 votes for Jurisdictional delegates. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #12. PUPPETS- II -The puppets made a return performance. PUPPETS- III - The puppets returned for the 3rd performance. COKESBURY AND UM PUBLISHING HOUSE - Bishop Weaver accepted a check from the United Methodist Publishing House, in the amount of $11,226.41. BOARD OF PENSIONS - Caroline Edge moved that the money received from The United Methodist Publishing House be given to the Central Conference Pension Initiative. Motion was seconded and adopted. GENERAL BOARD OF PENSIONS - Dan O’Neill - Director of General Board of Pensions stated that 9 Million of Retired Clergy do not have security in their retirement. In many conferences outside of the United States, pastors do not have pensions when they retire; they have barely enough for basic livelihood. Our mission is to have funding in place for their retirement and to join with other conferences in order to create a pension fund for pastors. Thank you for sending funds on to Central Conference. He showed a video on retired clergy in the Central Conferences. Bishop Weaver reiterated his support for the pension funds for Central Conferences. ZIEGLER AWARD AND PREACHING SERVICE - We Chung introduced the recipient of the Ziegler Preaching award. The recipient was Rev. Joyce Whetstone. She preached Ezekiel 37:1-14, and the “Dry Bones.” The Secretary was unable to obtain the written text of the sermon by the time the 2007 Conference Journal went to print. RECESS – Bishop Weaver declared us in recess at 10:30 P.M.

SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 10, 2007

B-42 CALL TO ORDER – Bishop Weaver called the Conference to order at 8:30 A.M. He reminded everyone that on Conference Sunday, the Annual Conference body is united with churches across the Conference this morning. Bishop Weaver welcomed Maria Coleman to lead us in opening prayer. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #12. There were 148 ballots cast, and 75 needed for election. There was an election. Laurel Scott was elected with 87 votes. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the Clergy, to cast Ballot #13 and each voter would cast no more than 1 vote for Jurisdictional delegates. Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #13. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed Ginny Wright, NEC Vice President of UMW to sit next to him and help Chair the Conference. COMMITTEE ON JOURNAL – Kristine Anderson reported for the Committee on Journal that the proceedings of the previous day had been received and found to be in order. She moved their adoption. The motion was seconded and adopted. She also moved that the minutes of today’s session be adopted as printed in the Conference Journal. The motion was seconded and adopted. MONITORING REPORTS – Ann Partner Nelson and Yong Ja Kim with Vicki Woods of Religion and Race, reported their monitoring evaluations. Diversity is a gift from God. Diversity has been increasing in several ways at Annual Conference this year: 1. Variety of foods offered 2. Celebrate the diversity of delegates to General and Jurisdictional Conference, from a variety of ethnic and racial backgrounds 3. A variety of gifts shared this year, including Tai Chi and puppets 4. Celebrate Joyce Whetstone and her inspiring preaching. She was the first female African American pastor to receive the Ziegler Award. Vicki Woods added that we still have not dismantled racism and challenged us to go back to our local churches and continue working on diversity; it is the work of white people to dismantle racism. Bishop Weaver thanked the commission on Religion and Race for their work and report.

B-43 “NOTHING BUT NETS” - Bishop Weaver introduced the video “Nothing but Nets”. Bishop Weaver said it is about a new coalition movement. The video is about fighting malaria which kills many annually. “The message is simple: send a net, save a life.” 3,000 kids a day die in Africa because they do not have a net over their bed. It is an UMCOR advance. Ralph Oduor offered personal testimony that his 5 year old brother died of malaria and the situation is still getting worse. Bishop offered a prayer. LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE - Linda Reiber- Pike, Chair, presented the committee’s report from the Late Breaking Conference Material, with changes on a PowerPoint slide show. Bishop Weaver declared us convened as the Board of Directors, for the election of officers, as Linda moved the elections for the Board of the United Methodist Foundation of New England. All nominated were elected. Bishop Weaver declared us adjourned as the Board of Directors of the United Methodist Foundation of New England. Bishop Weaver declared us convened as the Board of Directors, for the election of officers, as Linda moved the elections for the Board of the Methodist Home. All nominated were elected. Bishop Weaver declared us adjourned as the Board of Directors of the Methodist Home. Sandra Bonnette-Kim corrected the name of Yoo-Yun Cho Chang, a member of the Commission on Religion and Race. Amy Alletzhauser noted some names missing from the Board of Trustees. Linda Reiber-Pike, moved the adoption of the entire slate election of all those nominated, RS-228. The motion was seconded and adopted. Bishop Weaver asked all Leadership committee members to stand and be thanked Linda asked all who have served on a board or agency, committee, etc. also to stand and be thanked. Linda drew attention to the talent inventory form on the back of the booklet. She asked those interested to please fill out and submit so that their gifts could be used to serve the Conference. Bishop Weaver offered a prayer for all approved as the members of the committees.

B-44 BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #13. There were 108 ballots cast, and 55 needed for election. There was an election. Wesley Palmer was elected with 61 votes. ORGANIZATIONAL – Lynn McCracken made a motion to elect the next 5 in order on Clergy Ballot #14 as reserve delegates to Jurisdiction. The motion was seconded and adopted. BALLOTING - Bishop Weaver instructed the Clergy, to cast Ballot #14 and each voter would cast no more than 1 vote for Jurisdictional delegates. Following some announcements by Ralph Oduor, Bishop Weaver led us in prayer prior to the balloting. Bishop Weaver closed Clergy Ballot #14. MISSIONS AND MINISTRIES - Fay Flanary read the written talk of the Black College student Dr. Julianna Maria DaSilva who was unable to come because of personal problems. God calls us to share resurrection with others. Every day we have the opportunity to share with others. Julianna was grateful we gave that opportunity to her. Fay mentioned the school of mission to be held in the various locations. She mentioned our international covenants. She offered thanks to the missionaries among us and those who continue to serve. SOCIAL JUSTICE AWARD - We Chung explained that the Award for Excellence in Social Action honors a person or group of Christians who challenges us to bend or even break our frame of mind, to stand on the side of peace and justice. Jim Todd introduced the Award recipient Arthur Brian from Lawrence, MA. Mr. Brian has spent at least 20 years in silent protest against defense industry contractors such as AVCO, Raytheon, etc. He carries a tall sign “Love one another, even your enemies.” A request was made to print Arthur Brian’s speech in the 2007 Conference Journal. It is printed elsewhere in the Journal. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed Karen Staake to the table, to sit next to him and help Chair the Conference. SPECIAL OFFERERING – Bishop Weaver introduced Emmett Goodrich, a pastor in our conference from the Liberian Conference, and asked him to tell us about retired pastors with little or no salary, and in many instances without retirement benefits. He thanked the

B-45 conference for their help. We then took an offering for Central Conference Pensions. SCHOOL OF CONGREGATIONAL DEVELOPMENT - David Abbott and Curtis Brown showed a DVD titled “e3” (based on Ephesians 3) David Abbott offered the reading from Ephesians 3:20-21 and announced that the School of Congregational Development – “e3” (based on Ephesians 3) – will be November 1-3, 2007 in Portland, ME. Curtis announced that there will be a “United Methodist Revival” on Saturday, October 6, 2007, Scarborough, ME. SUSPENSION OF RULES - Curtis Brown made a motion that next AC a new award be added, for the most evangelistic sermon, hence, the need to suspend rules. Vicki Woods moved that we suspend the rules. Motion was adopted by 2/3 majority vote. The motion was as follows: “That the Committee on Congregational Development be authorized to publicize, solicit, receive and evaluate sermons whose specific purpose is to invite persons into a relationship with Jesus Christ. These sermons may be submitted by clergy and laity from churches in the NEAC. The sermon most effectively presenting this evangelistic appeal is to be scheduled for presentation at the 2008 Annual Conference and placed as a video file on the conference web site. The second and third selection shall be announced at the Annual Conference and also placed on the conference web site as resources for sermon preparation.” Paul Fleck made an amendment, as follows: “The award for evangelism shall take place at least 6 months after Annual Conference.” The motion was seconded. The amendment was not adopted. A Motion was made to refer to Conference Agenda Planning Team. Motion was seconded. Carolyn Edge suggested we refer it to the Congregational Development Committee. This was accepted as a friendly amendment. Motion made by Leda Marsh to table the whole. The motion to table was adopted. SUSPENSION OF THE RULES – Vicki Woods moved that we suspend the rules. Motion adopted by 2/3 majority vote. Vicki Woods moved that two (2) speeches, two (2) minutes each per side of the debate would be adequate before a call of the question. The motion was seconded and adopted.

B-46 DISTRICT 3 APPOINTMENTS - John Blackadar, DS, expressed thanks for the support and love he received from the Annual Conference when his mother died! He was joined on the stage by Wendy Brousseau the DLL. John read the New Hampshire District Appointments, following the process established with District 6. Yoo-Yun Cho Chang presented a gift of “Retreat in a Box” kit to John and the New Hampshire District. There was another historical moment, this time representing James Robinson from NH at Chesterfield testifying about how Jessie Lee started the first church. PERSONAL PRIVILEGE – Linda Campbell- Marshall requested that churches with appointments pending also be read. Gary, Heidi, Jan, Marcelle, Ron, and Dave, announced the names of the respective churches yet to receive their appointments. John stated that all New Hampshire District appointments had been made and announced. PERSONAL PRIVILEGE – Caroline Wiggen on “Nothing But Nets”. She asked each member to take the information about malaria back to their congregation and challenge them to take action. Richard Gross said he would personally raise $100, and challenged everyone to do the same at his/her church. ANNOUNCEMENT BY RALPH ODUOR - Keys need to be left in dormitories or in the Foyer, to avoid additional charges to the NEC by Gordon College. ORDER OF THE DAY - At 11:00 A.M, we joined in a celebration of worship with confirmands from around the Conference. WORSHIP WITH CONFIRMANDS - It was a worship experience with youth involved in skits about “Pass on the Peace”, and an adult skit about the meaning of “Conferencing.” Passing the Peace was done with an unbroken yarn woven from one to another, until the floor of the chapel looked like a web! It was meant to be a symbol of connectionalism. It included a hymn written and sang by a young African American woman. The refrain was “Africa will be saved, Africa must be saved.” This was in response to testimonials about Malaria in Africa. Martin McLee introduced C2C a pair from New Jersey, with connection from Union UMC. The group led the body in rap gospel music. It was a faith sharing testimonial in song and hymn!

B-47 SUNDAY AFTERNOON

CALL TO ORDER – Bishop Weaver called the Conference to order at 1:50 P.M. He read Psalm 136, from “The Message” by Eugene Peterson. BALLOT RESULTS - Bishop Weaver announced the results of Clergy Ballot #14, the final Clergy and last ballot. There were 143 ballots cast. These persons were elected in order, as reserve delegates to the Jurisdictional Conference: Sandra J. Bonnette-Kim with 99, Paula Payne with 87, Michael B.W. Davis with 75, Cheryln F. Gates with 62, and Daniel (Dan) Weaver with 52 votes.

PENNY CHALLENGE RESULTS – New Hampshire District won. Points Amt. Raised New Hampshire 106,393 $2,755.52 Metro Boston Hope 95,333 $ 953.33 Central MA 92,945 $1,479.35 RISEM 65,925 $ 659.25 Nor. Maine 55,626 $ 562.16 CT/West. MA 43,047 $ 479.97 Mid Maine 23,650 $ 256.50 Tri State 23,527 $ 268.87

DISTRICT 7 APPOINTMENTS - Aida Fernandez, DS, read the Metro Boston Hope District Appointments, following the process established with District 6. In addition to the District Lay Leader, she was joined on the stage by Ralph Oduor the DLL and Josephine Sierra the Administrative Assistant. Sam Johnson presented Aida with a “Retreat in a Box” kit. ORGANIZATIONAL - Bishop Weaver welcomed Oscar Harrell, Conference Lay Leader to sit at the table with him, and help preside. COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION - Tom Davidson moved adoption of 2008 Budget, RS-120. He asked Charles Carnahan to give supporting information. Charles Carnahan announced the amounts taken during Annual Conference this year of: Friday morning Global AIDS Fund $2,785.32 Friday evening

B-48 Ordination Offering $3,950.39 Saturday afternoon Cooper Community $4,570.97 Sunday morning Central Conf. Pensions $6,302.10 Youth Ministries $3,298.29 TOTAL GIVING $20,907.07

Tom Davidson updated the body on the work of the Mission Share Review Committee and gave a positive report on this year’s income compared to the last year. RS-120 moved by Tom. Julie Todd moved to add $1,500 to the budget for Christian Peacemaker Teams to item number 24 on page 2 of the budget Pre-Conference book (blue book). The impact is a total of $1,700 to the bottom-line. The motion was seconded and adopted. Tom divided the question, into item (a) dealing with the bottom-line as amended, and item (b) the Mission Share budget. The new Mission Share is $6,564,624; and spending limit is $5,833,271. RS-120 was adopted. Carol Stevens moved adoption of RS-217 on Clergy Health Insurance, page 18 of Pre-Conference Book. John Blackadar made a motion for referral. He accepted a friendly amendment resulting in this motion “that RS-217 be referred to the Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits and the Conference Commission in Equitable Compensation for a complete review with all possible health insurance configurations and that a report of their work be brought to the floor of conference next year.” Motion was adopted. TRUSTEES - Amy Alletzhauser, President, introduced Don Hageman and Dave Svensen of the Board to move adoption of RS-218, page 19 clarifying line 27. Trustees amended certain portions and accepted friendly amendments. Barbara Cann spoke against the motion stating that it contradicted RS-213 of 2002, which ensured that both persons of a Clergy couple would receive housing compensation. Despite the Discipline, practically in the lives of clergy people, housing is part of clergy compensation; “1. Housing allowance is used to calculate the denominational average compensation and in figuring pension benefit; when housing is considered part of compensation, most clergy salary could be considered

B-49 reasonable, but without housing compensation the salaries are out of line and very low, lower than a first year teacher would receive. 2. The legislation allows the local church and Annual Conference to unfairly benefit when a clergy couple is appointed. It allows the local church or the Annual Conference to provide less compensation to clergy couples than it would to other clergy that might be appointed in those situations, and retain the savings at the at the church level or the Annual Conference. We recognize there are times when a clergy person may want to work with a church and not receive the full housing benefit, but I don’t think it should be expected of clergy. 3. Finally, I believe it is in conflict with the Judicial Council Ruling #510, decided on October 30, 1982.” That ruling was in reference to a clergy couple appointed to a local church and an Annual Conference position. The Conference in question offered housing allowance to some of the conference staff even though living in local church housing with the spouse. The Judicial Council allowed the practice stating that such a decision was properly that of an Annual Conference. The custom in our Annual Conference is to include housing allowance for every clergy including clergy couples, in addition to at least the minimum salary. The Judicial Council ruled that a member of a clergy couple may not be deprived of housing compensation even though the other member of a clergy couple has access to a parsonage. For these reasons Barbara spoke against RS-218. Don Hageman of the Trustees cited the book Discipline paragraph 252.4e, which states that housing shall not be considered as part of compensation or remuneration. “We are not denying housing” Don stated. The amended resolution was seconded and adopted following the hand counting of votes as follows: 198 in favor and 158 against (note that the vote against was originally reported as 188, but subsequently amended after a mathematical correction by the tellers). POINT OF ORDER - Barbara Cann asked for a clarification of the process for bringing a matter to the Judicial Council. Bishop Weaver stated that we would note that a request for the Bishop’s ruling has been made by Barbara. He then asked the Conference Chancellor Bill

B-50 Hewig to clarify the process, and he stated that the procedure is to submit a request for a ruling by a member of Annual Conference. The Bishop’s reply and/or ruling if adverse would be the subject of Judicial Council action. Bishop Weaver deferred his ruling on Barbara Cann’s request until he reviews relevant Judicial Council rulings. Bishop Weaver led the body in prayer following the difficult vote. Bernie Campbell who was retiring, was honored for ten years of service on the Board of Trustees. Bishop Weaver stated that since we were past the announced Adjournment time, and asked the body to decide how to proceed. Frank Falvey stated it would violate the Discipline if the body failed to act on the General Conference Petitions and that he would seek a ruling of the Judicial Council should the Bishop rule against him. Bishop Weaver ruled that the Annual Conference may decide on when it should adjourn regardless. POINT OF ORDER – Natalie Blake moved that the body act on Church and Society matters and RS-219 dealing with Salem Economic Ministry. After that we can see what the body wishes to do. Motion was seconded and adopted. We Chung concerning RS-225 - Global Climate Change. He showed a video on Climate Change. We Chung accepted a friendly amendment to delete #3. Question called and adopted. Deletion not adopted. Bernie Campbell moved to refer to Trustees, seconded. Laurel against. One for referral. Another against. Bob Ebersole called the Question on the Referral. Adopted. Motion to refer was not adopted. RS-225 was adopted! SUSPENSION OF RULES – We Chung moved to suspend the rules concerning 24 hour notice to the body prior to action on a matter. The motion was seconded adopted by 2/3 majority vote. We Chung moved adoption of RS-226 about the War on Iraq. The motion was seconded and adopted. Charlotte Gulazin moved adoption of RS-219 about the Salem Economic Ministry. The motion was seconded and adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES – In order to vote on Leeda’ Marsh’s motion that we vote on the Resolutions numbered 300’s up and down without debate, a motion was made to suspend the rules. The motion to suspend the rules was not adopted.

B-51 PERSONAL PRIVILEGE - Cheryl Meachen moved the Resolution of Thanks, RS-227. In the process, Bonnie Marden explained how a quarter fits through the paper, “into the offering basket.” Ralph Oduor announced that next year’s Annual Conference is tentatively scheduled for June 13-15, 2008. Bishop Weaver led the body in reciting Psalm 138, “Thank you God, everything in me says thank you”. Cheryln Gates led the prayer prior to Anointing. Everyone was invited to be anointed as they exited the chapel. We concluded with singing of “I’ll Fly Away.” ADJOURNMENT – Bishop Weaver declared the 14th Session of the New England Annual Conference meeting at Wenham, Massachusetts, adjourned at 4:08 P.M.

ELECTION RESULTS

B-52 Clergy to GC and JC Laity to GC and JC 1. Martin D. McLee 1. Bonnie I. Marden 2. William (Scott) Campbell 2. Ralph R. R. Oduor 3. Linda Campbell-Marshall 3. Will Green 4. We Hyun Chang 4. Oscar W. Harrell, II 5. Aida Irizarry-Fernandez 5. JoAnn Carlotto

Clergy to JC & Alternate to GC Laity to JC & Alternate to GC 1. Gary Shaw 1. Donna M. Costa 2. Julie Todd 2. Samuel Purushotham 3. Wee-Li Tan 3. J. Ronald Boucher 4. Laurel E. Scott 4. Paul A. Fleck 5. Wesley Palmer 5. Fay Flanary

Reserve Clergy to JC Reserve Laity to JC 1. Sandra J. Bonnette-Kim 1. Melissa Yosua 2. Paula Payne 2. David A. Jackson 3. Michael B. W. Davis 3. Wesley Lavigne 4. Cheryln F. Gates 4. Dight W. Crain 5. Daniel (Dan) Weaver 5. Richard F. Gross

SPEECH BY THE RECIPIENT OF THE SOCIAL JUSTICE AWARD: Bishop Weaver, Rev. We Chang, Members of the New England Conference of the United Methodist Church, and Friends of Peace!! I am overwhelmed, Humbled and Very Privileged to be this year’s recipient of your Social Justice Award. I especially find great joy in the ecumenical Spirit by which your choice of a recipient was made, since I am a Christian of the Roman Catholic Tradition, from Lawrence, MA! I believe that many in this chapel could have been chosen for this honor, nevertheless…I do accept it, with the thought that it will be a reminder for me to better serve Christ in the future. One thing for certain is that I could not accept this honor without acknowledging my Wife Marguerite and our family for their STRONG SUPPORT. Thank You Marguerite and Family!! I have also been very fortunate to have been brought up in a good Christian home and environment. I have lived in an ERA which produced many holy people…such as M.L.K., Gandhi, the Berrigan brothers, Mother Teresa, and Dorothy Day to mention just a few. These saintly people provided great examples for ME to TRY TO EMULATE. In the final analysis I have done nothing more than what is Required of any follower of Christ. In HIS non-violent teaching of LOVE, Love of God, Love of Neighbor, LOVE OF Self, and also Love of Enemies (which is not easy to do) I find that there is NO more EFFECTIVE Way to respond to the evils of the world, and to respond to the evils of our Government and its leaders. These Non-Violent teachings of Christ provide ME with the strength to witness for Christ in my daily life…whether it is by vigiling against the IMMORALITY of the unjust and illegal war in IRAQ…OR TRYING TO do a little to bring it to an end…or to bring the troops home safely as soon as possible. To approve the War makers would be to BETRAY Jesus. The LIGHT OF GOD’S TRUTH AGAINST THE HORRORS OF WAR MUST BE BROUGHT TO Light. If we sow violence it is impossible to reap non-violence. Or to sow War cannot bring about PEACE. I also must be more Loving and Compassionate towards the rest of Humanity, since we are all Sisters and Brothers CREATED IN GOD’S Image!! This command to LOVE all people brings on much responsibility. It requires that I, in my small way, work to alleviate hunger, help to eradicate poverty, work for better race relations, more affordable housing, to work to protect our environment among others. Thus far, history has shown us that violence does NOT bring about Social Justice or true lasting PEACE.

B-53 WE really must get the Human family to try something different to solve our ills. I personally think that another REVOLUTION IS CALLED FOR. A revolution of LOVE. This may sound as FOLLY to many people but if we call ourselves FOLLOWERS OF CHRIST HIS FORMULA OF LOVE TO ACHIEVE TRUE JUSTICE AND PEACE should be given the opportunity to put into practice. When all is said and done I KNOW that it is in God’s Unconditional LOVE OF ALL that we will achieve our goals of Justice and Peace. I THANK GOD FOR YOU AND ALL YOUR GOOD WORKS TO TRY TO GET THIS BEAUTIFUL FORMULA OF GOD TO SUCCEED. It will in God’s own time. May God bless us all!!! Thank You.

B-54 CERTIFICATE OF ORDINATION

This is to certify that at Gordon College, in Wenham, Massachusetts on the eighth day of June, two thousand seven, I did ordain:

As a Deacon under the 1992 Discipline as an Associate member in the United Methodist Church: Brian Souza

As a Deacon in the Order of Deacon in the United Methodist Church: Hattie Stoltzfus

As an Elder in the Order of Elder in the United Methodist Church: Krista Beth Attwood Leigh Dry Sara Ewing Merrill Kyung-hee Sa Melissa Tustin Brian Wood

Bishop Peter D. Weaver Presiding Bishop

CERTIFICATE OF COMMISSIONING

This is to certify that at Gordon College, in Wenham, Massachusetts on the eighth day of June, two thousand seven, I did commission:

As a Probationer in the Order of Elder in the United Methodist Church: Chong Wook Choi Janet Deranian Deborah (Desi) Larson Sharon Lovejoy Linda Stetter Jennifer Styers Bishop Peter D. Weaver Presiding Bishop

B-55 THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The Minutes of the New England Annual Conference. Held in Gordon College, Wenham, MA from June 8, 2007, through June 10, 2007. Bishop Peter D. Weaver, presiding. Date when Organized. June 2, 1994. Number of this session: 14.

PART I ORGANIZATION AND GENERAL BUSINESS

1. Who are elected for the quadrennium (¶¶603.7, 618)? Secretary? Dr. Ralph R. R. Oduor Mailing Address: PO Box 249, 276 Essex St, Lawrence, MA 01842-0449 Telephone: (978) 682-8055 Statistician? Mrs. Joy Mueller Mailing Address: Pondview Dr, Springfield, MA 01118 Telephone: Telephone: 413-733-1567 Treasurer? Rev. Charles Carnahan Mailing Address: PO Box 249, 276 Essex St., Lawrence, MA 01842-0449 Telephone: (978) 682-8055 2. Is the Annual Conference incorporated (¶603.1)? YES 3. Bonding and auditing: What officers handling funds of the conference have been bonded, and in what amounts (¶¶617, 2511)? a) Conference Treasurer $ 1,000,000 b) Controller $ 1,000,000 c) Assistant Controller $ 1,000,000 d) Accounts Receivable/Secretary $ 1,000,000 e) CFA President $ 1,000,000 f) Conference Trustees Treasurer $ 1,000,000 g) Conference Trustees President $ 1,000,000 h) Pension and Health Officer $ 1,000,000 i) Camp Directors $ 1,000,000 j) Board of Global Ministries, Inc. - Treasurer $ 1,000,000 k) Nicaragua Covenant Treasurer $ 1,000,000 l) Nicaragua Covenant Representative $ 1,000,000 Have the books of said officers or persons been audited (¶¶616, 2511)? YES (See report, “B” section 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 (¶634)? YES (2) Board of Pensions (¶638)? YES (3) Board of Trustees of the Annual Conference (¶2512)? YES (4) Committee on Episcopacy (¶636)? YES (5) Committees on Investigation (¶2703.2, .3)? YES (6) Administrative Review Committee (¶635)? 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 (¶609.1):

B-56 (1) General Council on Finance and Administration? Council on Finance and Administration (2) General Board of Church and Society? Board of Church and Society (3) General Board of Discipleship? Connectional Ministries (4) General Board of Global Ministries? Global Ministries (5) Higher Education and Campus Ministry? Connectional Ministries (6) General Commission on Archives and History? Archives and History (7) General Commission on Christian Unity and Inter-religious Concerns? Christian Unity and Inter-religious Concerns (8) General Commission on Religion and Race? Religion and Race (9) General Commission on the Status and Role of Women? Status and Role of Women (10)United Methodist Communications? Communications c) Indicate the conference agencies which have responsibilities for the following functions: (1) Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries (¶655)? Church and Society (2) Disability Concerns (¶652)? Disability Committee (3) Equitable Compensation (¶624)? Equitable Compensation Commission (4) Laity (¶630)? Board of Laity (5) Native American Ministry (¶653)? Committee on Native American Ministries (6) Small Membership Church (¶644)? Congregational Development d) Answer Yes or No for each of the following conference or district organizations: (1) Conference United Methodist Women (¶646)? YES (2) Conference United Methodist Men (¶647)? NO (3) Conference Council on Youth Ministry (¶648)? YES (4) Conference Council on Young Adult Ministry (¶649)? NO (5) District Boards of Church Location & Building (¶2518)? YES (6) Committees on District Superintendency (¶666)? YES (7) District Committees on Ordained Ministry (¶663)? YES e) What other councils, boards, commissions, or committees have been appointed or elected in the annual conference? Conference Visioning Table and District Ministry Teams 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 on ”S” section of Journal.) 7. What is the report of the treasurer? (See report “B” section of Journal.) 8. What are the reports of the district superintendents as to the status of the work within their districts? (See report on “B” section of Journal online.) 9. What is the schedule of minimum base compensation for pastors for the ensuing year (¶¶342, 624.3)? Full-Time Probationary, Associate and Full Conf. Members: $33,980 Full-Time Local Pastors: $30,582 Years of Service Increment: 3-5 years - $ 500 6-10 years $ 1,000 11 + years $ 1,200 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 (¶613.1a)? $1,264,839 11. What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the conference to be raised for the support of the pension and benefit programs of the conference for the ensuing year (¶¶613.1d, 1507)? $8,932,250

12. What are the apportionments to this conference for the ensuing year?

a) For the World Service Fund? $932,484 B-57 b) For the Ministerial Education Fund? $303,060 c) For the Black College Fund? $120,677 d) For the Africa University Fund? $26,649 e) For the Episcopal Fund? $243,864 f) For the General Administration Fund? $82,087 g) For the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund? $23,936 13. 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 (¶¶613.3d, 614.4). 14. Conference and district lay leaders (¶¶603.9, 658): a) Conference Lay Leader: Oscar W. Harrell II Mailing Address: 15 Bent Brook Rd, Sudbury, MA 01776 b) Associate Conference Lay Leaders: Name: Ethel S. Franks Mailing Address: 384 Main St, Hingham, MA 02043 c) District and associate district Lay Leaders: Central Massachusetts: Name: Barbara Ingrassia Mailing Address: 43 Donald Ave, Holden, MA 01520 Connecticut-Western Massachusetts: Name: David Bolster Mailing Address: 120 Morton Street, West Springfield, MA 01089 Metropolitan Boston Hope: Name: Ralph R. R. Oduor Mailing Address: PO Box 249, Essex Street, Lawrence, MA 01842-0449 Mid Maine: Name: Margaret (Randee) Bourgoin Mailing Address: P. O. Box 691, Oakland, ME 04963 Name: Jack Hoyt Mailing Address: PO Box 312, Temple, ME 04984 New Hampshire Name: Wendy Brousseau Mailing Address: P. O. Box 88, Canaan, VT 05903 Name: Scott Masters Mailing Address: 193 Roxbury St., Keene, NH 03431 Northern Maine: Name: Karen Staake Mailing Address: 279 Little Machias Rd, Cutler, ME 04626 Rhode Island-Southeastern Massachusetts Name: Philip Viall Mailing Address: 574 Maple Ave, Barrington, RI 02806 Tri-State: Name: JoAnn Carlotto Mailing Address: 22 Leonard Ave, Bradford, MA 01835 15. What local churches have been: a) Organized or Continued? (1) New Church Start (¶260.2,.3) (2) Mission Congregation (¶260.1a) (3) Chartered Local Church (¶260.5) (Please list only churches chartered this year.) b) Merged (¶¶2545, 2546)?

B-58 (1) United Methodist with United Methodist Name of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church Essex UMC (Essex, MA) First UMC (South Hamilton, MA) First UMC Taft Memorial, Uxbridge Whitinsville. Blackstone Valley UMC Fellowship Centralville UMC, Lowell Centralville UMC, Lowell Woonsocket Burrillville UMC (RI) The River: UM Communities of Faith (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.) (1) New Church Start (¶260.2,.3) (2) Mission Congregation (¶260.1a) (3) Chartered Local Church (¶260.5) Dexter UMC, Dexter, ME, discontinued July 1, 2007 Westbrook UMC, Westbrook, ME, discontinued June 30, 2007 Warren Federated (UCC/ABC/UMC), Warren, Warren, MA discontinued June 3, 2007 Marion UMC, Marion, MA, discontinued July 1, 2007 d) Relocated and to what address? e) Changed name of church? (Example: "First" to "Trinity") Former Name New Name Address f) Transferred this year into this conference from other United Methodist conference(s) and with what membership (¶¶41, 261)? Name Membership Conference from which transferred g) What other changes have taken place in the list of churches? 16. What changes have been made in district and charge lines?

PART II PERTAINING TO ORDAINED MINISTERS AND LOCAL PASTORS

(Note: A (v) notation following a question in this section signifies 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) signifies 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 official administration (¶¶604.4, 605.6)?

The Book of Discipline notes in ¶605.6 that the “district superintendent may answer for all of the preachers in the district with one answer, or the board of ordained ministry may make inquiry of each district superintendent about each ordained minister in the district and make one report to the bishop and the conference in open session.” Over the years, in the New England Conference the Dean of Cabinet, in consultation and with the approval of the other superintendents, has been asked to speak on behalf of all of the superintendents. It’s simple, less time consuming, potentially less controversial and it avoids the other option of reporting. Just imagine for a moment, in open session of the Annual Conference the Board of Ordained Ministry asking each superintendent this same question for each appointed person within their supervision….and beginning with asking the Bishop: ” Is this superintendent blameless in his/her life and official administration?” I imagine it would be an uncomfortable time for all of us, for none of us can with any degree of integrity or truth answer a simple “yes” to this question.

B-59 Bishop, members of the Board of Ordained Ministry, on behalf of the Superintendents I report that we are not blameless in our lives and official administration. On the more practical side which this question seeks to address, within the body there are complaints, both judicial and administrative in nature that are currently being cared for under the Book of Discipline. Where guided by the Discipline proper and timely notification and response has been sought with the desire in each case that a “just resolution” may be found that would satisfy the complainant/victim survivor, respondent and the larger church including local church and denomination. The nature of these complaints vary as does the time it takes to care for the parties involved, however in every case, confidentiality is critical to the integrity of the process.

While there may be some who may breath a sigh of relief knowing that they are “not one of those” who are under complaint within the covenant, the superintendents would charge each one of us to examine ourselves and our spirits closely for the ways in which we have broken “sacred trust” within our covenant as colleagues, in the local church and our relationship with Jesus.

To cite a few conversations where this brokenness is revealed:

From a letter to the SPRC about a pastor: “It is an issue of character and authority; the character and integrity of the pastor impacts the congregations’ ability to worship God. The pastor must have an authentic witness, otherwise to the person sitting in the pew he/she is a fake.”

From a newly ordained pastor: “How can we say that we are “together in Christ” when we do not practice collegial hospitality in the little ways: for example, clergy not staying for the ordination service, or not attending a funeral. Is this how sisters and brothers in Christ treat one another?”

From a clergy person in a cluster: “I don’t need one more thing added to my schedule, and I don’t see the need to gather without an agenda.”

Or, around covenant/accountability groups; “What’s the point? Why add another layer to my ministry?”

And lastly, from a comment at one of the special sessions: “Clergy morale typically has little to do with how the “administration” treats us, or whether our work is appreciated, but about how well we treat each other.”

Clearly, not every pastor is under complaint within the covenant, but it is not inconceivable that each one of us by omission or commission has failed to live into the life and sacred trust which God has called us. Perhaps the focus of the question should not revolve around blamelessness and order, but authentic witness, Christian character and how we live and receive one another in covenant community.

As clergy members of the conference we are not blameless in our life and official administration. May God have mercy as we acknowledge this reality and seek redemption and restoration within the church and ourselves. 18. Who constitute: a) The Committee on Investigation (¶2703.2)? (v) Margaret Dewyer Goad, Chair; Young Bok Rha, Vice Chair; Henrietta Aiello, Secretary; Dorothy Asare, Ronald Boucher, Susan Morrison, JoAnn Nestor, Charlotte Pridgen-Randolph, Chang Hee Son. Alternates: Luis Benavides, Ha-Kyung Cho-Kim, Mary Weber Hall, Andrea Harvey, Harbour Mitchell, Garvin Warden. b) The Administrative Review Committee (¶635)? (v) Thomas L. Blackstone, Edward F. Grant, Michelle Grube. Alternates: Rodney Dobbs, Weldon Park 19. Who have received the certificate of candidacy for ordained ministry? (¶¶311, 312 —Include the names and year of certificate of all candidates for ordained ministry who have been certified or approved for continuance by the district committee on ordained ministry. Do not list as continued those licensed as local pastors in question 21 or as probationary members in question 28.) B-60 a) This year? Northern Maine – Sue Brown (07); Roxanne Carlson (07) Mid Maine – Ami Sawtelle (06); Melissa Yosua (07) New Hampshire – Janine Bean (07) Tri-State – Michael Gray (07); William Humphrey (07); Catherine Orent (06) CT/Western MA – Wanda Greaves (07) Central MA – John Nash (07) Metro Boston Hope – Sunmin Cho (07); Susan Feurzeig (07); Song Bok Jon (07); Alecia Reeves-Freeman (07); Angel Santiago (07) b) Continued? Northern Maine – Nancy Allen (01), Carl Schreiber (06) Mid Maine - Benjamin Davis (03) New Hampshire – Scott Masters (06); Hyung-Kyu Yi (06) Tri-State – Hannah Ka (02); Joel Parke (99); Lee-Ellen Strawn (05) Central MA - Jinyong Choi (99) Metro Boston Hope - Jung-Hyun Choi (03); Candace Hallett (06); Chunghwan Kim (02); Sangwoo Kim (03); James Koo (05); Olga Lipina (04); Jin Kyung Park (06); Seok-Cheol Shin (06); Barbara A. Smith (05); Hee Soeb Sohng (02) RISEM – Cheryl Jones (06) c) Discontinued? Northern Maine – Betty J. Palmer (99) Mid Maine – Kristen Bjorn (01 - trans to FL); Joan E. Greenleaf (91); Gerhardt P. Miller (02 – trans to WI); Eileen Noyes-Verchereau (05) New Hampshire – Priscilla Hull (01); Timothy McDowell (04 - transferring to Dakotas Conf) Tri-State - Glenn Coombs (02); Wanda Winnicki (04) Central MA - Kim Stone (96) Metro Boston Hope – Eun Young Park (05) RISEM – Annie Britton (05 – effective 9/18/06) 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.): Northern ME – Madonna Flanders (00) enrolled in Course of Study; Margaret Moser (01) enrolled in seminary Tri-State - Robert Briggs (99) CT/Western MA - Jeanette E. Streeter (00) enrolled in Course of Study Central MA – Israel Lozano* (00) completed M.Div. equiv. Metro Boston Hope - George Walters-Sleyon* (04) completed M.Div. 21. Who are approved and appointed as: (indicate for each person the first year the license was awarded. (v) a) Full-time local pastors (¶318.1) and what progress has each made in the course of study? (Indicate with an asterisk those who have completed the five year course of study or the M.Div. — ¶319.4): Northern ME – Daniel Bollen (04) enrolled in Course of Study; Ellen Cleaves* (94) completed Course of Study; Neil Gastonguay* (93) completed Course of Study; Bernard Hammond* (01) completed Course of Study Mid ME - Norman Boulay* (77) completed Course of Study; Thomas Frey* (03) completed M.Div.; Kay Webb (95) enrolled in Course of Study New Hampshire – Marilyn R. Ayer (97) enrolled in Course of Study; Vadia Boudreau (88) enrolled in Course of Study; Jacquelyn Brannen* (05) completed M.Div.; Preston Fuller* (06) completed M.Div.; Roy Richardson* (87) enrolled at Rhode Island College, completed Course of Study Tri-State - Susan Ellery (Daneau)* (97) completed Course of Study; David Nicol (06) CT/Western MA - Daniel Ames* (93) completed M.Div.; Joseph DiLeo (93) enrolled B-61 Andover Newton Central MA – Pamela A. Smith-Paquette* (01) completed M.Div. Metro Boston Hope - Justin Hildebrandt* (05) completed M.Div.; Richard Rego (02) enrolled in Course of Study RISEM – Federico Carmona* (06) completed M.Div.; Elvira Reed* (91) completed Course of Study b) Part-time local pastors (¶318.2) and what progress has each made in the course of study? (Indicate with an asterisk those who have completed the five year course of study or the M.Div. — ¶319.4): Northern ME – Karen MacDuff Barnett (01) enrolled in Course of Study; James Boughman (04) enrolled Andover Newton; Roxanne Carlson (07) enrolled Bangor Theo.; Stephen Dean (06) enrolled in Course of Study; Maria Guereca* (01) completed M.Div.; Chuck Langbein (03); Janice Rhenow* (96) completed Course of Study; Leon Robinson (89); Marilyn Rohdin (04) enrolled in Course of Study; Steven Smith (06) enrolled Bangor Theo. Mid ME - Elizabeth Bailey Roberts (01) enrolled Bangor Theo.; Lisa Burger (05) enrolled Bangor Theo.; Margo Carmines (95) enrolled in Course of Study; Ned Crockett (05) enrolled Bangor Theo.; Kathleen Dunford (98); Karen Garcia (06) enrolled Bangor Theo.; R. Kelly Harvell (04) enrolled Andover Newton; Brenda Haskell* (99) completed M.Div.; Gayle Holden (04) enrolled U. of ME; Ami Sawtelle (06); Junille Shephardson* (01) completed M.Div.; Carol Stevens* (03) completed M.Div. New Hampshire – Janine Bean (07); Ronald Bruce (99) enrolled Andover Newton; Carol Cray (99) enrolled in Course of Study; Sue Davidson (05) enrolled in Course of Study; Richard Hanson* (97) completed Course of Study; Mark Lamprey (06) enrolled in Course of Study; Cheryl Meachen (06) enrolled in college; David Moore (03); Murray Nickerson (98) enrolled in Course of Study; Sherry O’Bara (04); Michael Sanborn (99) enrolled in Course of Study Tri-State - Shinhyung Ahn (06) enrolled at Andover Newton; James Arrison* (01) completed M.Div.; Pauline Brown (00); Russell W. Davis (97) enrolled in Course of Study; Michael Gray (07); William Humphrey (07); Byungmoo Lee* (04) completed M.Div.; Charice Oliver (03) enrolled Bangor Theo.; Catherine Orent (06) enrolled in Andover Newton CT/Western MA - Ira Cameron* (93) completed Course of Study; Tryphena Evans* (98) completed Course of Study; Wanda Greaves (07) enrolled in Course of Study; Robert Jackson (06) enrolled in Course of Study; Carol R. Johnson* (03) completed M.Div.; Kimberly Hyeyoun Lee* (03) completed M.Div.; Betty LeGeyt (04) enrolled in Course of Study; Zaida Montanez* (03)* completed Course of Study; Mary Ann Tourjee (05) enrolled in Course of Study Central MA – Louis Bond* (81) completed M.Div.; Calvin Carpenter (05) enrolled in Course of Study; Julia Daley* (04) completed M.Div.; Radames Fernandez* (96) completed M.Div.; Karen Gutowski* (95) completed Course of Study; Martin M. S. Kang (04); Robin McGrath (05) enrolled in college; John Nash* (07) completed M.Div.; Adam Randazzo (06); Leslie Walseman* (00) completed M.Div. Metro Boston Hope – Susan Feurzeig* (07) completed M.Div.; Alexander Lee* (00) completed M.Div.; Glenn Mortimer* (04) completed M.Div.; Robert Parady (93); John Park* (05) completed M.Div.; Michelle Pierre (98) enrolled in Course of Study; John Robbins (05); Angel Santiago* (07) completed M.Div. RISEM – David Arruda (06) enrolled in Course of Study; Deborah Holt* (97) completed Course of Study; Kenneth MacMillen (05); Katherine Mitchell* (05) completed M.Div.; Nancy Nelson* (99) completed M.Div.; Sandra M. Russell (99) enrolled in Course of Study; Nancy Wnek* (99) completed M.Div. c) Student local pastors (¶318.3), and in what schools are they enrolled? None d) Student local pastors (¶318.3) from other annual conferences? None e) Students of other denominations serving as local pastors and enrolled in a school of theology listed by the University Senate (¶318.4)? None B-62 f) Persons serving as local pastors while seeking readmission to conference membership (¶¶364.4, 365, 367.3)? (If not in this conference indicate name of conference where serving.) None 22. Who have been discontinued as local pastors (¶320.1)? Northern Maine – Nancy Allen (01), Betty J. Palmer (99) Mid Maine – Kristen Bjorn (01 - trans to FL); Joan E. Greenleaf (91); Gerhardt P. Miller (02–trans to WI) New Hampshire – Priscilla Hull (01); Timothy McDowell (04 - transferring to Dakotas Conf) Tri-State - Glenn Coombs (02) Central MA - Kim Stone (96) RISEM - Annie Britton (05 - effective 9/18/06) 23. Who have been reinstated as local pastors (¶320.4)? RISEM - Kenneth MacMillen (05) effective 2/8/07 24. What ordained ministers 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.) Anthony Brima FE (96) Sierra Leone Richard Capron FE (07) Troy Charles R. Carnahan FE (03) North Texas Alan Cogswell (06) Bulacan Philippines Joan DeSanctis (07) Greater NJ Marion Easterling FE (03) African Methodist Episcopal Clauri Goncalves FE (01) Brazil Methodist Church Juarez Goncalves FE (01) Brazil Methodist Church Emmett Goodridge FE (06) Liberia Tae Sung Kang FE (06) North Carolina Peggy Kieras FE (02) Dakotas Larry Peacock FE (05) Cal-Pac Naomi Sam-Kpakra FE (00) Sierra Leone Jeremy Smith PE (06) Oklahoma Jeffrey C. Thomas FE (95) Christian Methodist Episcopal Shaun M. Wilson FE (07) Eastern PA 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 affiliation (¶¶331.8, 346.2)? (v) (Designate with an asterisk those who have been accorded voting rights within the annual conference. Indicate credential.) *Ivan Alberts, Church of South India; *Jean Alexander, UCC; Jean Bass, UCC; *Ellen Beairsto, United Church of Canada; *Andrew Burr, UCC; *Marriott Churchill, UCC; *Michael Clark, UCC; *Charles Close, UCC; *Patricia Coughlin, UCC; *John Clifford Davis, Jr., UCC; *Priscilla Denham, UCC; *Valerie Duecker, UCC; *John M. Fischer, UCC; *Donna Gage, ABC; *Jan Gregory-Charpentier, UCC; *Wilbert D. Gough, ABC; *Carol Grainger, UCC; *Stephen L. Hastings, UCC; *Thomas Howells, UCC; *Gary Hubley, UCC; Courtney Hupp, Evangelical Fundamental Orthodox Baptist Church; *Susan Kaplan, UCC; *Carolyn Lambert, UCC; *Janet Leighninger, UCC; Barbara Libby, UCC; *Deborah Ann Loomis Lafond, UCC; *Richard Medviros, UCC; *Donna Lee Muise, UCC; *Alex Musoke, United Church of Canada; *David Neil, UCC; John Nelson, UCC; Linda Overall, ABC; *Dale Proulx, UCC; *Steven Robinson, ABC; *David Rogers, ABC;* Anne Roundy, UCC; *Jason Rutherford, ABC; *Richard Sainsbury, Baptist; *David Smith, UCC; *Charles Syverson, Baptist; Sue Thompson, UCC; *Wayne VanGundy, CME; *Jackson Williams, UCC; *Natalie Wimberly, ABC; *Lyn O. Winter, Independent; *Susan Winter, UCC; *Nancy Wood-Lyczak, UCC

B-63 26. Who are affiliate 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) Alan R. Cleaton - Central Pennsylvania Alan Cogswell – Bulacan Philippines David W. Forry - West Ohio Ann G. Haywood – Western North Carolina Robert C. Neville - Missouri East Judy Thomas – New York Jill Wiley – British Methodist 27. Who are elected as associate members ? (v) (List alphabetically—see note preceding Question 27): a) ¶420 [1992] Brian Souza b) ¶322 [2004] None 28. Who are elected as probationary members? (under ¶¶322, 324, 325) a) Probationary Deacons: (1) Under the provisions of ¶¶ 324.4a, c? (v) None (2) Under the provisions of ¶324.5? (v) None b) Probationary Elders: (1) Under the provisions of ¶¶ 324.4a, b? (v) Chong Wook Choi, Janet Deranian, Deborah (Desi) Larson, Sharon Lovejoy, Linda Stetter, Jennifer Styers (2) Under the provisions of ¶324.6? (v) None (3) Under the provisions of ¶322.4? (v 3/4) None 29. Who are elected as probationary members under the 1992 Discipline? (List alphabetically— see note preceding Question 27.) a) Under the provisions of ¶415 (1992)? (v) None b) Under the provisions of ¶416.1 (1992)? (v 3/4) None c) Under the provisions of ¶¶416.2, 421 (1992)? (v 3/4) None 30. Who are continued as probationary members, and in what year were they admitted to probationary membership (¶326)? a) In preparation for ordination as a deacon? (PD) (¶326.1) 2006: Kerry Greenhill, Judith Hutton, Elizabeth Kubota b) In preparation for ordination as an elder? (PE) (¶326.2) 2006: Lynne Campbell, Han Sung Kim, Lehlohonolo Montjane, Catherine Nicol 2005: Gwyneth Arrison, Edward Bove, Jinwoo Chun, Jong-Sun Lim, Kathleen Macedo, Richard McKinley, Rebecca Mincieli, Kristin White 2004: Jan Parke, William Taylor 2002: Rachel Fisher, Marion Grant c) Probationary deacons who became probationary elders? (Indicate year) None d) Probationary elders who became probationary deacons? (Indicate year) None e) Probationary members who transferred from other conferences or denominations? (¶347) None 31. Who are continued as probationary members under the 1992 Discipline, what progress have they made in their ministerial studies, and in what year were they admitted to probationary membership (¶369.1; ¶¶417, 424 [1992]):

B-64 a) As students in approved schools of theology? (¶417(1) [1992])—Indicate for each person the number of years completed and the year admitted to probationary membership): None b) In the advanced ministerial course of study? (¶417(2) [1992])—Indicate for each person the number of years completed and the year admitted to probationary membership): None c) Following completion of their educational requirements? (¶424(1) [1992])—Indicate for each person the year admitted to probationary membership): 2005 – Patricia Miller Fernandes 2004 - Santos Escobar 2003 - Brenda Leclerc, Dorothy Matson, Paul O’ Neil 2002 – James Blair, Beverly Blaisdell, Meredith Brown 1999 – Duane Clinker {the Board of Ordained Ministry is recommending a 1 year extension to his probationary period (for a total of 9 years), under ¶318 of the 1996 Book of Discipline (v 3/4)} 32. Who have been received from other Christian denominations (¶347.3): (List alphabetically— see note preceding Question 27): a) As probationary members (¶347.3a,b)? (v)(date received) None b) As local pastors (¶347.3a)? (v) (date received) None 33. 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 34-35 or 37, unless the clergy’s orders from another denomination were recognized on question 43 in a previous year.): a) Deacons: Hattie Stoltzfus b) Elders: Krista Beth Atwood, Leigh Dry, Sara Ewing Merrill, Kyung-hee Sa, Melissa Tustin, Brian Wood 34. Who are elected for ordination as deacons in full connection: (List alphabetically—see note preceding Question 27) a) Under the transitional provisions for diaconal ministers (¶369.3)? (v 2/3) None b) After probationary membership (¶330)? (v 2/3) Hattie Stoltzfus c) Transfer from elder in full connection? (¶ 309.3) (v 2/3) None 35. Who are elected for ordination as elders? a) Under the transitional provisions for associate members (¶369.2)? (v 2/3) None b) After probationary membership under the 1996 Discipline (¶335)? (v 2/3) Krista Beth Atwood, Leigh Dry, Sara Ewing Merrill, Kyung-hee Sa, Melissa Tustin c) Transfer from deacon in full connection? (¶ 309.3) (v 2/3) None 36. Who have been elected and ordained deacons under the 1992 Discipline (¶369.1; ¶434 [1992]): (v) (List alphabetically—see note preceding Question 27. Indicate by an asterisk the names of persons elected but not ordained.) a) As associate members (¶434.1 [1992])? Brian Souza b) As probationary members (¶434.2 [1992])? None 37. Who have been elected and ordained elders under the 1992 Discipline (¶369.1; ¶435 [1992]): (v) (List alphabetically—see note preceding Question 27. Indicate by an asterisk the names of persons elected but not ordained.) a) As theological graduates (¶435.1 [1992])? Brian Wood b) As probationary members previously associate members (¶435.2 [1992])? None 38. What probationary members, previously discontinued, are readmitted (¶363)? (v) None 39. Who are readmitted (¶¶364–366 [v], ¶367 [v 2/3]): B-65 a) As associate members? None b) As members in full connection? None 40. Who are returned to the effective relationship after voluntary retirement (¶359.7): (v) a) As associate members? None b) As probationary members? (Indicate credential) None c) As members in full connection? (Indicate credential) None 41. Who have been received by transfer from other annual conferences of The United Methodist Church (¶¶347.1, 416.5, 634.2m)? (List alphabetically. Indicate credential. See note preceding Question 27.) Name Conference Date 42. Who are transferred in from other Methodist denominations (¶347.2)? (List alphabetically. Indicate credential.) Name Denomination Date 43. What clergy, coming from other Christian denominations, have had their orders recognized (¶348): (v) a) As deacons? None b) As elders? None 44. 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 c) Deacons under 1992 Discipline? None d) Elders under 1992 Discipline? None 45. 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 Rwth Ashton FE Mississippi July 1, 2007 46. Who are discontinued as probationary members (¶327.6)? (Indicate credential) (v).None 47. Who are on location? a) Who has been granted honorable location (¶360.1) ? (Give date when this action became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential.): (1) This year? (v) Christopher Stage FE 2007 Sandown, NH (2) Previously? Robert Bacon 1982 address unknown Michael D. Bell 2002 Sandown, NH Robert Blake 1982 Bucksport, ME E. Lee Bothast 1970 Pasadena, CA: First Paul Bowen 1972 address unknown Roberta Bressler 1985 Cambridge, MA: Harvard-Epworth Derek Brown 1967 East Douglas, MA Mary Ann Burr 1986 Wellesley, MA: Christ Robert L. Campbell Braintree, MA: Heritage Thomas E. Chaffee1970 address unknown James E. Daniel 1996 Beaumont, TX: Winnie Stowell UMC Guy Downing 1992 Dover-Foxcroft, ME Thomas W. Finney 1975 Worcester, MA: Wesley Robert L. French 1973 Mills River, NC B-66 Victoria Hart Gaskell 1995 Boston, MA: Old West Church R. Gerald Gibson 1965 Cambridge, MA: Harvard-Epworth Craig Halliwill 1985 Cambridge, MA: Harvard-Epworth Daniel Harlan 1967 Carrboro, NC Richard Mattozzi 1990 Fort Worth, TX Alan T. Norton 1969 address unknown Bonnie O’Brien 1987 address unknown Edward D. Painter 2006 Gales Ferry, CT Jan F. Selby 1967 New York, NY: Village Church Joyce Sheehan 2002 Milford, NH Lisa Vonderheide 1996 New Bedford, MA: St. Paul’s James R. Weir 1986 address unknown Gayle M. Woodman 1993 Tafton, PA

b) Who on honorable location are appointed ad interim as local pastors? (¶360.2) (Indicate date and appointment.) c) Who has been placed on administrative location (¶362.4c)? (Give date when this action became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential.): (1) This year? (v) None (2) Previously? None 48. Who have been granted the status of honorable location–retired (¶360.3)? (Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential.): a) This year? (v) b) Previously? Paul A. Clinton 1988 Lawrence, MA: Christ Prescott E. Grout 1979 Webster, MA: Federated Daniel Hahn address unknown Harry W. Hallman 1980 address unknown John A. Kendrick 1970 North Andover, MA: First Richard C. Leupold 1978 Swanzey, NH: Westport Priscilla R. MacDougall 1994 St. Paul, MN Gerald Onos 1987 Cumberland, ME: Tuttle Road John A. Russell, Jr. 1975 Cambridge, MA: Harvard-Epworth Frank N. Totten, Jr. 1983 Newton, MA Kenneth Whitney 1990 Denver, CO: Trinity Walter Woitasek 1970 Brockton, MA: Central Paul R. Youngholm 1969 Jefferson, NH: St. John’s 49. Who have had their status as honorably located and their orders terminated (¶360.2)? (v) (Give date when this action became effective. Indicate credential.) None 50. Who have had their conference membership terminated? (Give date when this action became effective. Indicate credential.) a) By withdrawal to unite with another denomination (¶361.1, .4)? (v) None

b) By withdrawal from the ordained ministerial office (¶361.2, .4)? (v) Mark Henderson (FE) 9/26/06 c) By withdrawal under complaints or charges (¶¶361.3, .4; 2719.2)? (v) Steven M. Harvester (FE) 4/18/07; Robert O. Stuart (FE) 7/1/07 d) By termination of orders under recommendation of the Board of Ordained Ministry (¶354.5 )? (v) None e) By trial (¶2713)? (v) None

B-67 51. Who have been suspended under the provisions of ¶362.1c, ¶2704.2c or ¶2711.3? (Give effective dates. Indicate credential.) John M. Grenfell (FE) July 12, 2006 to October 10, 2006 52. Deceased (List alphabetically in the spaces provided) a) What associate members have died during the year? Effective: None Name Date of Birth Date of Death Retired: Name Date of Birth Date of Death Edwin A. Trench, Jr. March 23, 1928 November 29, 2006 b) What probationary members have died during the year? (Indicate credential.) Effective: None Name Date of Birth Date of Death Retired: Name Date of Birth Date of Death c) What elders in full connection have died during the year? Effective: None Name Date of Birth Date of Death Retired: Name Date of Birth Date of Death Daniel D. Allen August 4, 1925 January 29, 2007 Charles H. Benson, Jr. June 7, 1930 April 16, 2007 William L. Bradley April 7, 1929 May 6, 2007 Ernest Randolf Case August 23, 1919 July 22, 2006 William B. Gould April 22, 1924 September 21, 2006 William O. Grunden June 27, 1927 February 28, 2007 Charles D. Hoyt July 10, 1932 August 31, 2006 Yeager Hudson August 14, 1931 April 21, 2007 Benjamin A. Laird December 30, 1924 March 7, 2007 Guy Stier Morrison October 12, 1928 January 12, 2007 John O. Parker December 5, 1935 July 17, 2006 Milton Linfield Smith, Sr. April 24, 1925 May 27, 2007 Harold Daniel Smock August 30, 1908 January 21, 2007 Lawrence S. Staples August 13, 1914 February 6, 2007 Allan F. Wells-Goodwin August 29, 1943 March 27, 2007 d) What deacons in full connection have died during the year? Effective: None Retired: None e) What local pastors have died during the year?

Active: None Retired: Name Date of Birth Date of Death John E. Geer June 1, 1919 July 4, 2006 Forest W. Laraba August 15, 1916 March 8, 2007 53. What probationary or ordained members 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.) B-68 Name Conference Date Loye Ashton FD Mississippi 2003 Dogba Bass FE East Ohio 2005 Hikari Chang FE New York 2005 Kerry Greenhill PD Rocky Mountain 2006 Rebecca Hamann FD Southwest Texas 2006 David Myers FE Baltimore-Washington 2005 Elizabeth Schrader FE New York 2002 L. T. Archer Summers FE California-Nevada 2003 Patricia Thompson FE Troy 2006 Ann Whiting FD Detroit 1998 54. Who are the probationary 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.) Name and Number of Years Charge Conference a) Voluntary? (v; v 2/3 after 5 years) Wendy M. Alley FE (1) Cumberland, ME: Tuttle Rd Jean Wood FE (1) (Charge Conference Unknown) Nancy Bischoff FE (2) Searsmont, ME Judith A. Gould FE (3) Malden, MA: Good Shepherd DanaBeth Wells-Goodwin FE (4) Boothbay Harbor, ME John Barner FE (5) Fremont, NH Dianne E. S. Carpenter FE (5) Osterville, MA Steven A. Zarecki FE (6) S. Paris, ME: Deering Memorial Henry Nickerson FE (8) Ashland, NH Maureen Grady FE (11) Milford, NH b) Involuntary? (v 2/3) None c) Who have been placed on leave of absence since the last session of the annual conference (ad interim)?None Name Effective Date Charge Conference (1) Voluntary? (v) (2) Involuntary? (v 2/3) d) Who on leave of absence have had their leaves terminated since the last session of the annual conference (ad interim)? Name Effective Date Roberta Williams FE April 1, 2007 55. Who have been granted family leave, and for what number of years consecutively has each held this relation (¶355)? (Indicate credential.) (v; v 2/3 after 5 years) a) At this session of the annual conference (include names of persons listed in Question 55b, if their leaves are continuing)? Name Effective Date Credential H. Benjamin Abrahams (1) July 1, 2007 FE Ronald Adcock (1) July 1, 2007 FE Meredith Brown (1) July 1, 2007 PE Richard Noyes (1) July 1, 2007 FE Melissa Tustin (1) July 1, 2007 FE Roxy Moses (2) July 1, 2006 FE Sydney Pierce (4) July 1, 2004 FE Linda Reynolds (8) July 1, 2000 FE Susan Frost Bennett (16) (VLOA 90-92) July 1, 1992 FE b) Since the last session of the annual conference (ad interim)? Name Effective Date

B-69 c) Who have had their family leave terminated since the last session of the annual conference (ad interim)? None

56. Who are granted sabbatical leave (¶352)? (v) (Give date when this relation became effective; indicate credential.) None 57. What actions have been taken concerning disabled members (¶358)? (Indicate credential.) a) Who were granted incapacity leave since the last annual conference session (¶358.2)? (Give effective dates.) Maqbool Malik (FE) October 1, 2006 Ardis Mayo-McNeil (FE) July 1, 2006 Kathryn McGregor (FE) July 1, 2006 b) Who have had their incapacity leave terminated since the last conference session (¶358.3)? (Give effective dates of terminations): None c) Who are granted incapacity leave at this session (¶358.1)? (v) Lois Bailey FE Meredith Jo Bennett FE Arlene Bodge FE Patricia Bristow-Carrico FE Krisann Byrne-Scheri FE Gary Capen FE Susan Carlson FE Louise Cole FE Lori V. Johnson FE Robert Leon FE Maqbool Malik FE Stephen Douglas Martin FE Ardis Mayo-McNeil FE Kyle W. McGaw FE Kathryn McGregor FE Steven W. Perry FE Lucille Richard FE Linda A. Shevlin FE W. Richard Souza FE Richard Swan FE Richard Whitefleet-Smith FE C. Barry Wood FE

58. What deacons have been granted transitional leave (¶357)? (v) None 59. What members in full connection have been retired (¶359): (List alphabetically giving full name—first, middle, last—in that order. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (¶359.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under ¶359.1, no vote required; under ¶359.2, v; under ¶359.3, v 2/3) Deacons a) This year? None b) Previously? (See Appointments: Retired Pastors) Elders a) This year? Under ¶359.1, no vote required: None Under ¶359.2, v Charles A. Bark, Jr. (359.2c) Young Kim (Hong) (359.2a) Joseph L. Beardsley (359.2b) John E. Loker (359.2b) Richard E. Black (359.2b) Margaret W. Long (359.2b) Twila S. Broadway (359.2c) James H. Nason (359.2b) B-70 James W. Daniels, Jr. effective 3/1/07 (359.2a) Mary Jane O’Connor Ropp (359.2b) Julia A. Thomas Doutaz (359.2b) Sandra L. Smith (359.2c) Edward F. Grant (359.2c) G. Kenneth Steigler (359.2c) John M. Grenfell effective 10/11/06 (359.2c) Elizabeth Annette Vernon (359.2c)

Under ¶359.3, v 2/3 None b) Previously? (See Appointments: Retired Pastors) 60. What associate members have been retired (¶359): (List alphabetically giving full name— first, middle, last—in that order. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (¶359.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under ¶359.1, no vote required; under ¶359.2, v; under ¶359.3, v 2/3) a) This year? None b) Previously? Jeanette McGlinchy Burton, Russell M. Chase, Harvey H. Collins, Ann E. Geer, Charles D. Kinney, Joseph Allen Rand, William Lewis Shafer, Lilian Joyce Warner

61. What probationary members have been retired (¶359): (Indicate credential. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (¶359.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under ¶359.1, no vote required; under ¶359.2, v; under ¶359.3, v 2/3) a) This year? None b) Previously? Gerald Beach, Francis Merritt, Jr. 62. Who have been recognized as retired local pastors (¶320.5): a) This year? D. Huntington, David Kimball, Shirley Nunes-Thornton, Roland C. Stockbridge b) Previously? Elizabeth (Betty) Bilodeau, Melvin G. Bridge, Albert Bunnell, Sidney E. Buzzell, Cora Elsie Dame, John Danielson, Barbara Drisko, Rolfe Flood, Wilbur Hartford, Ronald F. Jackson, Estelle Kay, George F. Kiakis, Fred Lutz, Jr., Leonard Mach, Marilyn Noble (retired from NY Conference); Beryl S. Notman, Clark A. Osborn, Virginia Rimm, Warren Scamman, Kingsley Strout, Mary Elise Thomas (retired from N. IL Conference), Doris Turbill 63. 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 probationary members? (28a, b; 29a, b, c) 6 c) Elected as deacons in full connection? (33a) 1 d) Elected as elders in full connection? (33b) 6 e) Readmitted? (38, 39a, b) 0 f) Retired made effective? (40a, b, c) 0 g) Transferred in? (32a, 41, 42) 0 h) Transferred out? (45) 1 i) Discontinued as probationary members? (46) 0 j) Honorably located this year? (47a1) 1 k) Administratively located this year? (47c1) 0 l) Withdrawn? (50a, b, c) 3 m) Termination of orders? (50d) 0 n) Terminated by trial? (50e) 0 o) Deceased? (52a, b, c) 16

B-71 64. What is the number of: a) Pastoral charges? 446 b) Local churches? 526

B-72 65. 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, please 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, confirmed by a two-thirds vote of the Annual Conference. See the Discipline paragraphs indicated for more detailed description of these appointment categories.)

Associate Members & Full– Part– Deacons Elders Affiliate time time in Full in Full Probationary Probationary Members Local Local Categories Connection Connection Deacons Elders With Vote Pastors Pastors Pastors and deacons whose 1 203 0 29 10 16 77 primary appointment is to a Local Church (¶¶331.1c, 339) Deacons (in full connection 13 xxxxx 2 xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx and probationary) serving xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx Beyond the Local Church xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx (¶331.1a, b) (87) xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx Appointments to xxxxx 31 xxxxx 1 0 2 0 Extension Ministries xxxxx xxxxx (¶316.1; 344.1a, c) (88a) xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx Appointments to xxxxx 7 xxxxx 0 0 3 0 Extension Ministries xxxxx xxxxx (¶316.1; 344.1b, c) (88b) xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx Appointments to xxxxx 34 xxxxx 0 0 1 0 Extension Ministries xxxxx xxxxx (¶316.1; 344.1d) (88c) xxxxx xxxxx Appointments to 0 6 0 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx Attend School (89) xxxxx xxxxx Appointed to Other 2 7 1 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx Annual Conferences (53) xxxxx xxxxx On Leave of Absence (54a, 0 15 0 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx 54b) xxxxx xxxxx On Family Leave 0 18 0 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx (55a) xxxxx xxxxx On Sabbatical Leave 0 6 0 0 1 xxxxx xxxxx (56) xxxxx xxxxx On Incapacity Leave 0 22 0 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx (57c) xxxxx xxxxx Deacons on Transitional 0 xxxxx xxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx Leave (58) xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx Retired 1 287 0 2 8 xxxxx xxxxx (59, 60, 61) xxxxx xxxxx Total Number, 17 636 3 32 19 22 77 Clergy Members

B-73 Grand Total, 806 All Conference Clergy Members b) By gender and racial/ethnic identification? (NOTE: See the instruction for item 65 for guidelines to assist in the racial/ethnic identification count.)

Associate Members & Affiliate Full–time Part–time Deacons in Full Elders in Full Probationary Probationary Members Local Local Categories Connection Connection Deacons Elders with Vote Pastors Pastors Female 15 208 3 23 6 10 46 Male 2 428 0 9 13 12 31 Total Number, 17 636 3 32 19 22 77 Clergy Members* Grand Total, 806 All Conference Clergy Members* Asian 0 37 0 5 0 0 4 African 0 34 0 1 0 0 2 American/Black Hispanic 1 4 0 1 0 0 4 Native American 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 Pacific Islander 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 White 16 559 3 25 19 21 67 Multi-Racial 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Number, 17 636 3 32 19 22 77 Clergy Members* Grand Total, 806 All Conference Clergy Members*

*The totals entered in these spaces should agree with the comparable totals in the bottom two lines of question 65a).

B-74 PART III CERTIFICATION IN SPECIALIZED MINISTRY (¶634.2t, The Book of Discipline) Note: Indicate credential of persons in Part III: FD, FE, PD, PE, AM, FL, PL, SP, and lay. 66. Who are the candidates in process for certification in specialized ministry? None 67. Who is certified in specialized ministry? (List the areas of specialized ministry. Indicate by an asterisk those certified this year.) Cheryln Frost Gates – Spiritual Formation - FD Andrea Harvey – Youth Director & Christian Education - FD Beverly Mattson – Music - Lay 68. Who are transferred in as a certified person in specialized ministry? None 69. Who are transferred out as a certified person in specialized ministry? None 70. Who have been removed as a certified person in specialized ministry? None

PART IV DIACONAL MINISTERS (Paragraph numbers in questions 71–82 refer to The 1992 Book of Discipline)

71. Who constitute the Committee on Investigation (¶2625.4)? (v) Beverly Abbott; Richard Gross; Catherine MacGovern; Sue Rudalevige 72. Who are the candidates for diaconal ministry (¶304–305)? None 73. Who are consecrated this year as diaconal ministers (¶307)? (v) (List alphabetically): None 74. Who are reinstated as diaconal ministers (¶313.3c)? (v) None 75. Who are transferred in as diaconal ministers (¶312)? None Name Conference Date 76. Who are transferred out as diaconal ministers (¶312)? None Name Conference Date 77. 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) None 78. What diaconal ministers have died during the year? a) Effective: None Name Date of Birth Date of Death b) Retired: None Name Date of Birth Date of Death 79. 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 79a, if their leaves of absence are continuing): None 80. What diaconal ministers have been granted an extended leave (¶313.1e): None 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 79a, if their leaves of absence are continuing): None 81. 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 82. 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-75 b) Previously? Beverly J. Abbott, Dorothy McMahan, Rosemary Word

B-76 PART V APPOINTMENTS AND CONCLUDING BUSINESS

83. Who are approved for less than full-time service? a) What associate members, elders and probationary members (1992) 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): Gwyneth Arrison PE ¾ year 3 Nancy Nitzman Behr FE ½ year 4 Joanne Whitcomb Berlin FE ½ year 6 R. Daniel Blevins AM ½ year 3 Ellen Casey FE ¼ year 4 James Cox FE ½ year 4 Janice W. Davis FE ¼ year 26 Michael B. Davis FE ¾ year 26 Robert Ebersole FE ½ year 4 Gabriela Garcia ½ year 1 Allen Ewing Merrill FE ¾ year 1 Sara Ewing Merrill FE ¼ year 1 Rachel Fisher PE ½ year 3 Beth Garnaas-Holmes FE ½ year 5 Bayard Herndon FE ¾ year 4 Avis Hoyt-O’Connor FE ½ year 4 Diane Langworthy FE ½ year 2 Brenda Leclerc PE ½ year 5 Mary Miller FE ½ year 10 Tsitsi Moyo FE ½ year 2 Brian Souza AM ½ year 1 Kristen White PE ½ year 3 Yoo-Cha Yi FE ¾ year 2 b) What deacons in full connection and probationary deacons are approved for less than full-time service (¶331.7)? Barbara Schreier FD ½ year 5 84. 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 85. What changes have been made in appointments since the last annual conference session? (Attach list. Include Appointments Beyond the Local Church and Appointments to Extension Ministries. Give effective dates of all changes.) See “Appointments” 86. Who are appointed to ministry to the local church and where are they appointed for the ensuing year? (Attach a list. Include: elders, deacons, associate members, local pastors, and probationary members.) See “Appointments” 87. What deacons in full connection are appointed beyond the local church for the ensuing year (¶331.1a, b)? (Attach a list. Include: deacons in full connection and probationary.) See “Appointments” 88. Who are appointed to extension ministries for the ensuing year? (Attach a list. Include: elders, probationary members, associate members and local pastors.) See “Appointments” a) Within the connectional structures of United Methodism (¶344.1a, c)? b) To ministries endorsed by the Board of Higher Education and Ministry (¶344.1b, c)? c) To other valid ministries under the provisions of ¶344.1d? (v 2/3) 89. Who are appointed to attend school (¶416.6)? (List alphabetically all those whose prime appointment is to attend school.) See “Appointments”

B-77 Associate Members: Probationary Members: Members in Full Connection: 90. Where are the diaconal ministers appointed for the ensuing year (¶310) [1992 Discipline]? (Attach list) See “Appointments” 91. 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.) Sara Ewing married and changed her name to Sara Ewing Merrill in 2005. 92. Where and when shall the next Conference Session be held (¶603.2, 3)? Gordon College, Wenham, Massachusetts, June 13-15, 2008.

B-78 NEW ENGLAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS Effective July 1, 2007 ORDER OF ELDERS RETIRED PASTORS George Abosamra (Worcester, MA: Barbara Carole Calhoun (Providence, RI: Wesley) Mathewson St.) Robert T. Almquist (Conway, NH) John L. Camp (Mansfield, CT) Alford W. W. Alphonse (Fort Lauderdale, William A.Campbell (Wakefield- FL: New Horizon) Lynnfield, MA) Charles A. Bark, Jr. (UKOW) Joe K. Carpenter (UKOW) Grace M. Bartlett (Bangor, ME: Grace) Martin E. Cernek (UP of Auburndale. MA) David H. Barwise (North Kingstown, RI) Mervin E. Chadbourne (Portland, ME: James A. Batten (Portsmouth, NH) Clark Memorial) James A. Baxter (Marblehead, MA: St. Miriam E. Chamberlain (UKOW) Stephen’s) William A. Chamberlain (Lewiston, ME: Gerald Beach (Howland, ME) RP Calvary) Joseph L. Beardsley (UKOW) Edward J. Charest (Moultonville, NH) William P. Beddie (Portland, ME: People’s) Alta L. Chase (Colebrook, NH) David W. Bell (Gilford/Laconia, NH) Russell M. Chase (Waterville, ME) RA Earl H. Bell (So. Paris, ME) Lloyd E. Chorpenning (Vineyard Haven, Dean E. Benedict (Largo, FL: St. Paul’s) MA: Christ) Charles H. Benson (Sanford, ME) Walter Chung-Hyun Chun (UKOW) Howard E. Benson (Old Town, ME) C. Edward Claus (Merrimack, NH: St. Marie B. Bent (Old Orchard Beach, ME) James) Bruce E. Berry (Athol, MA: Starrett Arthur C. Clifford (Merrimack, NH: St. Memorial) James) Margaret W. Bickford (Milan, NH) William C. Coleman (Chatham, MA) Richard E. Black (UKOW) Harvey H. Collins (W. Brookfield, MA:) Newell S. Booth, Jr. (Brewster MA: RA Northside) Benjamin B. Conley (Cambridge, MA: Robert E. Bossdorf (Quincy, MA: Com) Harvard-Epworth) Robert S. Brightman (Glastonbury, CT) Sestino M. Continelli (Suncook, NH) Twila Broadway (UKOW) Jerry O. Cook (UKOW) William G. Brockman (Chatham, MA) Gary S. Cornell (North Attleboro, MA) Edward C. Brown III (Nashua,NH: Joseph H. Crocker (Newfield, ME) Arlington St.) Stanly P. Culy (Rockville, CT) Laurel U. Brown (UKOW) Susan G. Curtis (UKOW) Walter R. Brown (South Portland, ME: Earle R. Custer (Dover, NH: St. John’s) First) J. Arthur Dahlstrand (Enfield, CT: W. Ralph Bruce (Nashua, NH: Main St.) Hazardville) Shirley Buehl-Cornell (Laurelton, PA: Carlton T. Daley (So. Yarmouth, MA) Lincoln Chapel) Frank A. Danforth (Orleans, MA) George E. Bullens (Gorham, ME: Cressey James W. Daniels, Jr. (Bath, ME) Rd.) George E. Darling (Newport, ME: Jeanette M. Burton (Falmouth, MA: John People’s) Wesley) RA Elizabeth A. Davis (Peterborough, NH)

B-79 Richard A. Davis (So. Yarmouth, MA) Richard E. Harding (Boston, MA: Richard L. Dean (West Bridgewater, MA: Greenwood Mem) Cochesett) Frederick F. Harling, Jr. (Westfield, MA) Paul K. Deats, Jr. (UP of Auburndale, MA) Walter G. Hartley (Brunswick, ME) Richard C. Devor (York/Ogunquit, ME) James D. Harvey (UKOW) D. S. Dharmapalan (Milford, MA) Leon S. Hatch, Jr. (Belmont, MA) Phyllis C. Dodd (Clinton, ME) Dwight S. Haynes (Bow Mills, NH) Charles D. Dorchester (Ripley, ME) Edgar J. Helms (Westfield, MA: First) Robert E. Dorr, Sr. (Belfast, ME) Gordon L. Hemphill (Sunapee, NH) Julia T. Doutaz (UKOW) Nancy C. Hetherington (Providence, RI: Ernest R. Drake (Portsmouth, NH: First) Mathewson St) Sharon L. Dunbar-Link (Danvers, MA: Betty L. Higgins (Bangor, ME: Grace) Holy Trinity) Richard T. Higgins (Danvers, MA: Holy Richard W. Dupee (Brockton, MA: Trinity) Central) Marjorie L. Hiles (Scituate, RI: Shepherd John A. Dusenberry (Greenfield, MA) of Valley) Billie B. Earnhart David S. Hill (Plainville, MA) (NorthamptonEasthampton, MA) Laurence M. Hill (Oneco, CT) S. Blake Ellis (South Portland, ME: Harold R. Hodgson (Bridgewater, MA) People’s) Susan B. Hoffman (Ashland, MA: Richard L. Evans (Homosassa, FL: First) Federated) Robert Firby (Scituate, RI: Shepherd of the David A. Hollenbeck (UKOW) Valley) Donald L. Holt (Chatham, MA) Robert W. Fishel (Uncasville, CT) Robert M. Houston (UKOW) John W. Folley (Hampton, NH) Louis B. Hoyer (Lynn, MA: Wesley) Charles A. Fowlie (UKOW) Donald Hoyle (Mansfield, CT: First Daniel P. Freitas (Chatham, MA) Bruce Hudson (Corinna, ME) Paul R. Gagne (Lawrence, MA) Harold R. Hurlbert (Hartland,ME: Grace William P. Gardei (Portsmouth, NH) Linn) F. Richard Garland (North Kingstown, RI) Robert W. Huston (Weston, MA) Ann E. Geer (Springfield, MA: Wesley) Paul G. Irwin (Leominster, MA) RA Quinton S. Ivy (Middletown, RI: Calvary) Fay L. Gemmell (Keene, NH: Grace) Homer L. Jernigan (UP of Auburndale, David L. Glusker (Waterville, ME) MA) Edward F. Grant (UKOW) Peter H. John (Warwick, RI: Hillsgrove) Earl R. Gray (Parsonsfield, ME: Riverside) Ellis B. Johnson (UKOW) Joyce L. Gray (Lynn, MA: Trinity) Evan R. Johnson (Milford, MA) John M. Grenfell (UKOW) Shephard S. Johnson (Peaks Island, ME) William B. Grow (Barrington, RI) E. Winston Jones (Weston, MA) Frank Gulinello, Jr. (Laconia-Gilford, NH) Irving S. Jones (Londonderry, NH) S. Michael Hahm (Lexington, MA) Jang Don Joo (Haverhill, MA: Grace) Julieanne S. Hallman (West Falmouth, Lynne Josselyn (Caribou, ME) MA) Sandra Junier (UKOW) Huntley F. Halvorson (Munsonville, NH) William R. Keeffe (Bow Mills, NH) Richard M. Hamilton (West Scarborough, Frank G. Kelly (Bow Mills, NH) ME) Wayne C. Kendall (Westford, MA) Robert W. Hannum (Danvers, MA: Holy Charles W. Kern (Suncook, NH) Trinity) David A. Kerr (UKOW)

B-80 Michael H. Kerrigan (Peak’s Island, ME) Robert H. Merritt (West Falmouth, MA) Young Kim (Portsmouth, NH) Francis H. Merritt, Jr. (Waterville, ME: Charles D. Kinney (Union, ME: Peoples) Pleasant St.) RP RA Ralph L. Miller (Union, ME: People’s) John E. N. Knight (No. Attleboro, MA: Peter L. Misner (Wayne, ME) First) Jay P. Mitchell (Marshfield, MA) Ho Kyun Ko (Worcester, MA: Korean) Marjorie W. Mollar (East Longmeadow, Irvin E. Koelker (Saco, ME) MA) Franklin E. Kooker (Falmouth, MA: John Wayne S. Moody (Brewster, MA: Wesley) Northside) Jeffrey B. Kress (North Andover, MA) Kent D. Moorehead (Orleans, MA) Jin Tae Kwon (UKOW) Robert E. Morgan (Milford, NH) Mary A. Lawrence (Worcester, MA: William R. Morley (Penobscot, ME) Wesley) Stephen C. Mott (Beverly, MA) Kwan Y. Lee (Raymond, NH) Robert R. Murchie, Sr. (Searsport, ME) RA Sang Ho Lee (UKOW) James A. Nash (Woburn, MA) Lloyd V. Leeman, Sr. (Farmington, ME) James H. Nason (UKOW) Ross E. Lilly (East Greenwich, RI) Thelma M. Nauth (UKOW) Thomas H. Lindeman (Springfield, MA: John W. Neff (Winthrop, ME) Wesley) Ann Partner Nelson (Keene, NH: Grace) T. Landon Lindsay (Orleans, MA) Richard D. Nesmith (Brookline, MA: Theodore L. Lockhart (Dorchester, MA: United Parish) Wesley) Derrick M. Norman (York/Ogunquit, ME) John E. Loker (UKOW) D. Kermit Norris (Lynn, MA: Lakeside) Margaret W. Long (UKOW) Ronald W. Ober (Ipswich, MA) Wendell D. Luke, Jr. (Belmont, MA) Mary Jane O’Connor-Ropp (UKOW) James D. Lundin (UKOW) Helen M. Oliver (Vineyard Haven, MA: Leslie A. Macdonald (Rochester, NH: Christ) Bethany) Leon R. Oliver (Vineyard Haven, MA: Charles D. MacLagan (Rockland, MA: Christ) Hatherly) Richard R. Olmsted (Providence, RI: Shirley Mader (Gorham, ME: Cressey Rd) Matthewson St.) Freda E. Maier (Athol, MA: Starrett Richard J. Pagano (UKOW) Memorial) Donald E. Paige (Kingston, RI Christ) Edward L. Mark (Cambridge, MA: Philip G. Palmer (Hallowell, ME:Cox Harvard-Epworth) Memorial) Paul E. Marshall (Rockland, ME) Jongsun Park (Medford, MA: Wesley) Richard P. Matthews (Bow Mills, NH) Weldon Park (UKOW) Shirley Mattson (Brewer, ME) Richard G. Parker (Newburyport, MA) Paul H. McCauley (Amherst, MA: Wesley) P. Desmond Parker (Augusta, ME: Green Wayne McDonald (Bangor, ME: Grace) St.) Donald B. McGaw (Lincoln, RI: Wesley) Carol Ann Parsons (Framingham, MA: Thomas S. McKeown (Worcester, MA: Wesley) Aldersgate) William E. Parsons (Lynn, MA: Broadway) Terence E. McKinley (Orono, ME) Shirley Hoover Pearse (Dover, NH: St. Thomas R. Merrill (So. Portland, ME: John’s) Thornton Heights.) Russell J. Peppe (Bath, ME)

B-81 Harold E. Perkins (Sunapee, NH) Carl Siktberg (Springfield, MA: Trinity) Norman B. Pierce (Hingham, MA) Donella G. Siktberg (Westfield, MA) Richard D. Pittenger (UKOW) William E. Sissell, Jr. (Chatham, MA) Robert H. Plummer (Rumford, ME) Reginald K. Smart (Cambridge, MA: Sally P. Poland (Cape Porpoise, ME) HarvardEpworth) Theodore Poland (Cape Porpoise, ME) Arthur Q. Smith (Plymouth, MA) David W. Polhemus (Laconia-Gilford, NH) Douglas C. Smith (Whitinsville, MA) Philip M. Polhemus (Laconia-Gilford, NH) Emerson W. Smith (E. Longmeadow, MA) Norman L. Porter (Waltham, MA: Harvey F. Smith (Medford, MA: First Immanuel) Community) John E. Post (Norwich, CT: Lee Memorial) James A. Smith, Jr. (Southport, ME) Leicester R. Potter (Quincy, MA: John R. Smith (Northampton, MA: Christ) Community) Kenneth L. Smith (Newfield, ME) W. Russell Pregeant FE (Boston, MA: Ronald William Smith (Brunswick, ME) Bethany) Sandra L. Smith (UKOW) John H. Pressey (Hamilton, MA: First) Harry Soper, Jr. (Wareham, MA: Wesley) Stuart I. Price (Lewiston, ME: Calvary) Ruth E. Stallsmith (UKOW) David A. Purdy (Harwich, MA) Eveline H. Starbird (Minot, ME) Keith D. Rae (E. Providence, RI: Haven) G. Kenneth Steigler (UKOW) Joseph A. Rand (Haverhill, MA: People’s) Robert M. Stevenson (Cambridge, MA: RA HarvardEpworth) M. Francis Reeves (UKOW) Wesley W. Stinson (Dover, NH: St. John’s) Sandra Rehe (Saugus, MA: East Saugus) Nadine Strout (Chichester, NH) Charles Reynolds (New London, CT) Eric F. Swanfeldt (Uncasville, CT) Young Bok Rha (Lexington, MA: St. Frances P. Swartz (Framingham, MA: John’s Korean) First) David A. Ripley (Lincoln, RI: Wesley) James H. Swartz (Framingham, MA: First) Anne Y. Roberts (East Bridgewater, MA) Robert K. Sweet, Jr. (Marlborough, NH; Ruth E. S. Robinson (Rockport, MA) Federated) C. Donald Roettger (UKOW) Carol A. Szulc (UKOW) Theodore E. Romberg (Quincy, MA: Gilbert Y. Taverner (Middletown, RI) Community) Reuben R.A. Telemaque (Groton, CT) Donald J. Rudalevige (UKOW) C. Varghese Thomas (Wayland, MA) Robert Sammons (Orr’s & Bailey Islands, Terry C. Thomason (Watertown, MA) ME) David Thompson (Dover, NH: St. John’s) Henry J. Scherer, Jr. (West Brookfield, Richard E. Thompson (Manchester, CT: MA) South) Randall P. Scheri (Tilton-Northfield, NH) James G. Todd (North Andover, MA: First) F. William. Schuster, Jr. (Marlow, NH) H. Ulises Torres (Fairhaven, MA: Centre) Steven M. Seminerio (Melrose, MA: First) Sherwood A. Treadwell (Cape Porpoise, James S. Sessions (UKOW) ME) William L. Shafer, Jr. (Moultonville) RA Robert L. Treese (Boston, MA: Old West) Thomas L. Shanklin (UKOW) Jean M. Trench (Sagamore, MA: Swift Mem) C. Richard Sheesley (Cumberland, ME: George W. Tripp (West Cumberland, ME) Tuttle Rd) John William Troy (Boston, MA: Old Riley P. Shirley, Jr. (Brookline, MA: St. West) Mark’s) Luther E. Tyson (Haverhill, MA: Grace)

B-82 J. Robert Uhler (North Andover, MA) E. McKinnon White (Pittsfield, MA: First) Paul J. Uhlinger (UMC of Newton, MA) Roy A. White (Norwell, MA: Church Hill) Wayne S. Underhill (Somerville,MA: College Charles A. Whitford (Rochester, NH) Ave.) Paul N. Whitteberry (Somerset, MA) Wendy Van Orden (West Bridgewater,MA: Richard E. Wiborg (Cambridge, MA: Cochesett) Harvard-Epworth) Gary Vencill (Brooksville, ME) Donald A. Williams (Sudbury, MA) Elizabeth Vernon (UKOW) Gale R. Williamson (Gales Ferry, CT) Wesley J. Vesey (Medford, MA: Wesley) Ruth C. Williamson (Peaks Island, ME) Edwin A. Vonderheide (Putnam, CT) Walter Wnek (Wareham, MA: Wesley) Ronald W. Walden (Orono, ME) Linda Wood-Boyle (Auburndale, MA: Janet M. Wallace (Acushnet, MA: Long United Parish) Plain) James H. Word (Orr’s & Bailey Islands, Lilian J. Warner (Manchester, NH: First) ME) RA Frederick L. Yarger (Brewster, MA: Ned C. Watts (Worcester, MA: Wesley) Northside) Daniel V. Weaver (Greenland, NH) James M. Young (Portland, ME: Chestnut George W. Webb (Westborough, MA) St.) Walter R. Webb (Minot, ME) Norman C. Young (Friendship, ME) Donald A. Wells (UKOW) Helen A. Zigmund (Westbrook, ME) Joan-Anne Westfall (UKOW) Betty Westhoven (Parsonsfield, ME)

CETRAL MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Ronald V. Wilson FE 03 ACTON: St. Matthew’s Robert A. Moore FE 05 ASHBURNHAM: Federated Dale Proulx OF 94 ASHLAND: Federated Jason Rutherford OF 05 ATHOL: Starrett Memorial ½ Adam Randazzo PL 07 ATTLEBORO: Centenary Garvin C. Warden FE 02 AYER: Federated Priscilla Denham OF 04 CHARLTON CITY Paul E. Samuelson FE 00 CHELMSFORD Aldersgate Sharon G. W. Jones FE 02 West Chelmsford A. Mack Hagins FE 99 CLINTON: The United Church Carol Granger OF 07 EAST DOUGLAS ¼ Robin McGrath PL 06 EAST TEMPLETON ¼ Leonard Pilling SY 07 FITCHBURG: Faith United Justin Hildebrandt FL 07 FRAMINGHAM First Sandra Bonnette-Kim FE 05 Wesley Ernest Belisle FE 05 FRANKLIN Abraham Waya FE 07 GARDNER: Chestnut Street ½ Calvin Carpenter LP 06 HUDSON Douglas Robinson-Johnson FE 07

B-83 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR LEOMINSTER First Ha-Kyung Cho-Kim FE 04 Antioch Korean ½ Martin M. S. Kang PL 93 LOWELL Centralville Laurel E. Scott FE 07 La Iglesia Metodista Unida ½ TO BE APPOITED El Buen Pastor LUNENBURG: United Parish Andrew BurrOF 02 MARLBORO ½ Linda Stetter PE 05 NORTH GRAFTON ½ MAYNARD Abiot M. Moyo FE 98 MILFORD: First Dorothy Asare FE 05 MILLBURY: Federated John Clifford Davis, Jr. OF 91 NATICK: Fisk Memorial Seth O. Asare FE 04 NEEDHAM: Carter Memorial Caroline B. Edge FE 00 NORTH READING: Aldersgate ½ Rachel Fisher PE 02 ORANGE ½ Julia DaleyPL 04 OXFORD Paula Fletcher FE 05 PEPPERELL ½ Joan-Anne Westfall RE-SY 06 TOWNSEND ½ PLAINVILLE ½ Peter Parent FE 05 NORTH ATTLEBORO: First ½ READING: Old South Steven M. Notis FE 01 Pamela A. Smith-Paquette FL 05 SHREWSBURY: Wellspring ½ Leslie Walseman PL 04 SOUTH ATHOL ½ Carol Szulc RE-SY 06 SPENCER ¼ Peggy Kieras OE 02 SOUTHBRIDGE ¼ Appt. under ¶ 346.1 from Dakotas Conference SUDBURY Joel Guillemette FE 06 Associate ½ John NashPL 07 TEWKSBURY David Mangun FE 04 UPTON: United Parish Jan Gregory-Charpentier OF 00 WALPOLE: South Walpole ½ Tsitsi Moyo FE 01 WAYLAND: Community Bruce A. Pehrson FE 05 WEBSTER: Federated ½ Deborah Ann Loomis LafondOF 06 WELLESLEY: Christ Amy L. Alletzhauser FE 07 WEST BOYLSTON: Oakdale Matthew J. Wissell FE 04 WEST BROOKFIELD: George Whitefield½Karen Gutowski PL 04 WESTBOROUGH John W. Taylor FE 06 Associate and ¼ Leigh DryFE02 Hopkinton Satellite Congregation ¾ WESTFORD William F. Flug III FE 07 WESTON Stephen T. Melius FE 97 WHITINSVILLE: Blackstone Valley Michelle M. Ewers FE 06 WILMINGTON Travis Bonnette-Kim FE 07 WINCHENDON: United Parish Jackson Williams OF 07

B-84 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR WORCESTER Aldersgate Federico Carmona FL 07 Covenant - St. Andrew’s ½ Louis G. Bond PL 91 Epworth Anthony Brima OE 06 App. under ¶ 346.1 from Sierra Leone Conference Korean ½ Jinyong Choi SY 04 Quinsigamond ½ Avis A. HoytO’Connor FE 04 Wesley Vicki L. Woods FE 01 Associate Lisa J. Bruget-Cass FE 99 COECTICUT AD WESTER MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT

CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Heidi N. Chamberland FE 06 Churches in Connecticut BALTIC ¼ John ParkPL 06 BETHEL ½ Wanda Greaves PL 07 VERSAILLES BOLTON Joseph DiLeo FL 03 ELLINGTON: Crystal Lake DANIELSON ½ Daniel Ames FL 06 MOOSUP ¼ ONECO ¼ EAST HARTFORD: New Covenant Gary Richards FE 07 EAST WINDSOR: Wesley ¼ Richard J. Pagano RE-SY 07 ENFIELD: Enfield John Morgans AM 05 Hazardville Carol Ann Stine FE 05 GALES FERRY James C. Hensley FE 06 GLASTONBURY ¼ Elizabeth Vernon RE-SY 05 PORTLAND ¼ GROTON: Christ Jean L. Marsh FE 06 MANCHESTER: North Margaret D. Goad FE 03 South Mark A. Goad FE 03 Associate Krista Beth Atwood FE 04 MANSFIELD: First (Willimantic) Rebecca E. Baumann FE 06 MOODUS ¼ Reuben Telemaque RE-SY 06 MYSTIC: First (effective 9-1-07) Janet Deranian PE 07 NEW LONDON ½ Tryphena Evans PL 06 NIANTIC: Community (effective 9-1-07) John Nelson OF 07 NORWICH: Lee Memorial Ho-Soon Han FE 02 OLD MYSTIC ½ Carol R. Johnson PL 03 PUTNAM ¾ David H. Baird FE 97 NORTH GROSVENORDALE ¼

B-85 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR ROCKVILLE Henrietta D. Aiello FE 06 STAFFORD SPRINGS Joseph W. Chamberland FE 06 UNCASVILLE ⅛ Eric F. Swanfeldt RE-SY 01 VERNON ½ Roberta L. Williams FE 07 EAST HARTFORD: Wesley ½ WINDSORVILLE ¼ John PostRE-SY 06 Churches in Massachusetts AGAWAM ¼ Lay Supply AMHERST: Wesley Lyle D. Seger FE 02 ASHLEY FALLS: Trinity ¼ Betty LeGeyt PL 00 BELCHERTOWN: Hope Bruce T. Arbour FE 02 BERNARDSTON: United Richard Medviros OF 04 CHESHIRE ¼ Warren N. Scamman RL 86 CHICOPEE: Faith Linda Peabody FE 01 DALTON ½ Robert Jackson PL 06 EAST LONGMEADOW Kelly D. Turney FE 05 GREAT BARRINGTON ½ David Rogers OF 01 ALFORD/HOUSATONIC GREENFIELD: First ½ Mary Ann Tourjee PL 05 HAMPDEN: Federated Community Thomas D. Howells OF 82 HOLYOKE-SOUTH HADLEY ½ Louise Dumas FE 07 CHICOPEE: New Hope ½ LENOX: UMC of Valerie RobertsToler FE 06 LEYDEN ¼ Ronald Jackson LUDLOW: St. Paul’s Ira Cameron PL 05 MONSON/GLENDALE ½ Kimberly Hyeyoun Lee PL 07 NORTHAMPTON-EASTHAMPTON: Christ Michael Stotts FE 06 PITTSFIELD: First Luis E. Benavides FE 05 SHELBURNE FALLS: Trinity David NeilOF 89 SOUTHWICK: Christ ½ Susan Feurzeig PL 07 SPRINGFIELD: Trinity John E. Mueller FE 07 Wesley Shaun M. Wilson OE 07 Appt. under ¶ 346.1 from Eastern PA Conf. WARE: United Sue L. Thompson OF 05 WEST SPRINGFIELD: Restauracion Methodista Unida ½ Zaida Montanez PL 02 Mittineague ¾ Alex Musoke OF 07 First ¼ WESTFIELD: First Jung Sun Oh FE 04 WILBRAHAM: United Charles Close OF 03 WILLIAMSTOWN: First ¾ Pat MacHugh FE 04 NORTH ADAMS: First (effective 9-1-07) ¼

B-86 METROPOLITA BOSTO HOPE DISTRICT CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Aida Irizarry Fernandez FE 03 ARLINGTON: Calvary Christine Elliott FE 07 Vision Community Han Sung Kim PE 06 BELMONT: Lawrence L. Wimmer FE 99 BOSTON Brighton Community ¼ Samuel M. Johnson FE 05 Greenwood Memorial Joyce M. Whetstone FE 07 Haitian Ministry ¼ Michelle Pierre PL 05 Old West LaTrelle M. Easterling FE 07 Roslindale: Bethany First Karen L. Peters FE 00 St. Andrew’s ¼ Patricia PeňaSY 07 St. Stephen’s Linda Littlefield Grenfell FE 07 DEDHAM: St. John’s Union Martin D. McLee FE 00 Wesley Steven Robinson OF 05 BRAINTREE: Heritage ½ Alexander Lee PL 06 BROCKTON Central ½ Jan ParkePE 07 Pentecost ½ Pearl St. Lehlohonolo Montjane PE 05 BROOKLINE: St. Mark’s (U. Parish) Patricia Coughlin OF 88 CAMBRIDGE: Harvard Epworth William M. Campbell FE 96 Grace ¼ Young Bok Rha RM-SY 05 CHELSEA: Mt. Bellingham Clauri Goncalves OE 04 App. under ¶ 346.1 from Brazil Methodist Church EVERETT: Glendale ½ Radames Fernandez PL 07 First United Parish ½ Marion Grant PE 07 HOLBROOK ½ Ivan Alberts OF 07 ROCKLAND: Hatherly ⅛ HULL: St. Nicholas ½ Jong-Sun Lim PE 06 WEYMOUTH ½ LEXINGTON First Richard Capron OE 07 App. under ¶ 346.1 from Troy Conference St. John’s Korean Sang Yean Cho FE 05 LYNN CLERGY CLUSTER Grace Erica Robinson-Johnson FE 04 Trinity ¼ Joyce GrayRE-SY 06 MALDEN: Good Shepherd Ruth R. Oduor FE 96 MARBLEHEAD: St. Stephen’s Virginia Jones-Newton FE 05 MARSHFIELD ½ Marion Easterling OE 05 App. under ¶ 331.1 from AME Church

B-87 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR MEDFORD First Community Anthony L. Jarek-Glidden FE 98 Wesley Chungsoo Kim FE 00 ½ Kristen White PE 01 MELROSE: First Charles G. Hartman FE 04 MILTON: Parkway Maria L. Coleman FE 06 NEWTON United Parish of Auburndale Jean Alexander OF 05 UMC of Newton Charlotte Pridgen-RandolphFE 05 NORWELL: Church Hil l Stacey G. Lanier FE 06 PEABODY: First ¼ Robert Parady PL 05 LYNN: Lake Shore Park ¼ QUINCY: Community Susan F. Jarek-Glidden FE 05 SALEM: Wesley Philip R. Chaffee FE 07 SAUGUS: East Saugus Nizzi Santos Digan FE 06 Portguese Language Ministry Juarez Goncalves OE 01 App. under ¶ 346.1 from Brazil Methodist Church SCITUATE: Harbor Richard McKinley PE 05 SOMERVILLE College Avenue Gary F. Nettleton FE 01 Welcoming Ministry ¼ Tiffany Steinwert FE 02 STONEHAM: St. James ¼ John Robbins PL 06 STOUGHTON Althea Jackson FE 07 WAKEFIELD: Wakefield-Lynnfield ¾ Glen Mortimer PL 05 WALTHAM: Immanuel ½ Natalie Wimberly OF 05 WATERTOWN: St. John’s Michael Clark OF 02 WHITMAN ½ Angel Santiago PL 07 WINCHESTER: Crawford Memorial Eric DupeeFE 06 WINTHROP: First ½ Jeremy Smith OP 06 App. under ¶ 346.1 from Oklahoma Conference WOBURN Marilyn Robb FE 03 MID MAIE DISTRICT CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT David E. Svenson FE 00 AUBURN Richard A. Cullen FE 96 AUGUSTA Thomas Blackstone FE 06 BATH Neil E. Gastonguay FL 07 BELFAST David J. Abbott FE 96 BELGRADE LAKES William P. Meyer FE 04 BETHEL ¼ Geoffrey Gross SY 03 BOLSTER’S MILLS ¼ Walter Brown RE-SY 02 BOOTHBAY HARBOR ½ Carol Stevens PL 05 BRIDGETON Chong Wook Choi PE 06 BRUNSWICK Jeffrey Hunt FE 05

B-88 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR CAMDEN: John Street Linda Campbell-Marshall FE 00 CLINTON Katherine Russo FE 04 CUSHING: Broad Cove ¼ TO BE APPOITED DAMARISCOTTA ¼ Susan White SY 05 DRESDEN/RICHMOND Thomas FreyFL 05 EAST BOOTHBAY ¼ Lisa Burger PL 04 FAIRFIELD Timothy Wilcox FE 06 FAIRFIELD CENTER FARMINGTON ½ Terry McKinley RM-SY 05 FRIENDSHIP ½ TO BE APPOITED FRYEBURG HARBOR ¼ Janine E. Bean PL 06 GARDINER Elizabeth J. Bachelder SmithFE 93 HALLOWELL Johanna Dame FE 07 KINGFIELD ½ Mariott Churchill OF 05 LEWISTON: Calvary Casey Collins FE 07 LISBON FALLS Julia R. Wilson FE 02 LIVERMORE FALLS ¼ Ami Sawtelle PL 07 LIVERMORE ¼ MERCER ¼ Kathleen Dunford PL 00 MINOT ½ Eveline H. Starbird RE-SY 01 MONMOUTH: United Jacqueline Brannen FL 07 EAST MONMOUTH NAPLES Norman Boulay FL 05 NEW HARBOR Ernest A. Farrar FE 98 ROUND POND NEW SHARON ¼ Karen Garcia PL 05 NORTH ANSON ½ Margo Carmines PL 04 SALEM NORTH JAY ¼ Elizabeth Bailey Roberts PL 05 NORTH POWNAL ½ C. Richard Sheesley RE-SY 03 NORTH SEBAGO ¼ TO BE APPOITED NORTH VIENNA ¼ Ned Crockett PL 05 NORTH WOOLWICH John Thorpe SY 97 OAKLAND/ SIDNEY Susan Davenport FE 06 ORR’SBAILEY ISLANDS ¼ Robert Sammons RE-SY 06 PHILLIPS ¼ Susan Kaplan OF 06 RANDOLPH Gary R. Akeley FE 06 EAST PITTSTON READFIELD Karen L. Munson FE 00 ROCKLAND Daniel Bollen FL 07 RUMFORD ¼ R. Kelly Harvell PL 04 RUMFORD CENTER ¼ SEARSPORT ½ Stephen MacLeod SY 05 NORTH SEARSPORT SHEEPSCOTT (Union) ¼ Susan Winter OF 05 SKOWHEGAN George L. Hodgkins, Jr. FE 03

B-89 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR SOUTH PARIS ½ Walter Webb RE-SY 03 SOUTHPORT Robert Plaisted FE 04 SOUTH THOMASTON ½ Junille Shepardson PL 00 STRONG ½ Gary Hubley OF 05 THOMASTON (Federated) ½ Anne Roundy OF 06 UNION Michelle S. Grube FE 96 SEARSMONT UNITY TO BE APPOITED VASSALBORO ½ Brenda Haskell PL 06 WALDOBORO Beverly Blaisdell PE 07 WATERVILLE Arlene Tully FE 05 WAYNE Kyung-hee Sa FE 02 WEST CUMBERLAND ¼ Gayle Holden PL 06 WINTHROP Donald E. Hegeman FE 06 WILTON ¼ Desmond Parker RE-SY 06

EW HAMPSHIRE DISTRICT CHARGE PASTOR STATUSYEAR DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT John M. Blackadar FE 05 ALEXANDRIA (Shared Ministry) John M. Fischer OF 71 ASHLAND ¼ Mark Lamprey PL 06 BETHLEHEM: Durrell Mem. ¼ Richard Hanson PL 06 THORNTON ¼ BERLIN (Shared Ministry) ½ Diane Wood SY 07 BOW MILLS Steven Garnaas-Holmes FE 02 ½ Beth Garnaas-Holmes FE 02 CANAAN, NH Roy Richardson FL 04 ENFIELD CANAAN, VT Richard W. Boyden FE 07 PITTSBURG CENTER CONWAY ¼ Sue Davidson PL 04 CENTER SANDWICH (Federated) Judith Jenkins Kohatsu FE 05 CHESTERFIELD: Asbury ¼ Scott Masters PL 07 CHICHESTER: First Arthur Savage FE 03 CLAREMONT ½ Shinhyung Ahn PL 07 NORTH CHARLESTOWN COLEBROOK ½ Randall Scheri RE-SY 05 CONCORD: Wesley Peter A. Hey FE 06 Associate Lorene E. Eldredge FE 05 CONTOOCOOK Sammie Maxwell FE 03 CONWAY ¼ Sue Davidson PL 07 EAST HAVERHILL ⅛ Steven M. Seminario RE-SY 00 FRANKLIN ½ Carol CrayPL 98 GOFFSTOWN: Hillside ¾ Bayard P. Herndon FE 00 GRANTHAM ¾ Ronald R. Bruce PL 99

B-90 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR GROVETON ½ Sherry O’Bara PL 05 STARK HILLSBORO Rodney G. Dobbs FE 04 ISRAEL’S RIVER CHARGE Including: LANCASTER: Christ Thomas W. Bentum FE 02 JEFFERSON: St. John’s KEENE: Grace Nancy Collins FE 06 MUNSONVILLE LACONIA-GILFORD Victoria Wood Parrish FE 00 LEBANON: First Virginia Fryer FE 99 LISBON & LANDAFF: Federated Church ¾Lyn O. Winter OF 93 LITTLETON: First Stephen E. Bascom FE 02 MANCHESTER First We Hyun Chang FE 05 St. Paul’s Richard W. Gray FE 00 MARLBORO (Federated) Marilyn R. Ayer FL 06 MARLOW ¼ Cheryl Meachen PL 05 MILAN: Community ½ Margaret Bickford RE-SY 04 MONROE ¼ Donald Thomas OE-SY 06 Retired from Northern Illinois Conf. ¼ Mary Elise Thomas RL 06 MOULTONBORO Barbara L. Cann FE 05 MOULTONVILLE ½ James NasonRE-SY 07 NEWPORT ½ John Topolewski OE-SY 06 Retired from Wyoming Conf. PETERBOROUGH ½ Elizabeth Davis RE-SY 02 WEST RINDGE ¼ PLYMOUTH ¼ Ed CharestRE-SY 06 RICHMOND TO BE APPOITED SANBORNVILLE ministry team ¼ Roland Stockbridge RL 04 SANBORNVILLE ministry team ⅛ Jane Combs SY 06 SOUTH TAMWORTH ¼ Murray Nickerson, Jr. PL 98 SUNAPEE: Community Patricia V. Williams FE 04 GEORGE’S MILLS SUNCOOK ¾ YooCha YiFE 06 SWANZEY: Westport ¼ Richard M. Sainsbury OF 01 TILTON-NORTHFIELD ¼ Richard Matthews RE-SY 06 TUFTONBORO ¼ Wilbur Hartford RL 85 WARREN ¼ David Moore PL 05 WEIRS BEACH ⅛ Victoria Wood Parrish FE 06 Ministry Team effective Oct 1, 2007 ¼ Sandra Rehe FE-SY 07 WEST SWANZEY (Federated) ⅛ Donna Gage OF 02 WEST UNITY ½ Michael Sanborn PL 00 WHITEFIELD ½ Albert Bunnell RL 03 WEST MILAN 1/16 WINCHESTER (Federated) Nancy Wood-Lyczak OF 04

B-91 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR WOODSVILLE Vadia C. Boudreau FL 02 NORTH HAVERHILL ORTHER MAIE DISTRICT CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTMarcelle DotsonFE 03 BAILEYVILLE: Peoples Bernard Hammond FL 01 PEMBROKE BANGOR: First Randall C. Chretien FE 95 BANGOR: Grace Kathleen Macedo PE 05 BREWER: First George E. Curtis, III FE 95 BROOKSVILLE ¼ Gary Vencill RE-SY 04 BROWNVILLE JUNCTION Michele H. St. Cyr FE 01 MILO CALAIS ½ Karen MacDuff-Barnett PL 05 CARIBOU Anna C. Beach FE 05 COLUMBIA FALLS ¼ Jeremy Towne SY 05 COLUMBIA: Faith ½ Steven Smith PL 05 MILBRIDGE WYMAN CORINNA Sharon Lovejoy PE 03 CORINTH Cynthia Nickerson FE 04 CUTLER ½ TO BE APPOITED DANFORTH/WESTON ¼ James Boughman PL 06 DOVER-FOXCROFT Margaret “Dodie” L. Sheffield FE 07 ATKINSON EASTPORT ½ Margaret O’Mally SY 05 PERRY EASTON ½ R. Daniel Blevins AM 05 MARS HILL ELLINGWOOD CORNER ¼ Chuck Langbein PL 02 DIXMONT ¼ ELLSWORTH ½ FORT FAIRFIELD UNITED PARISH ½ Diane M. Langworthy FE 01 FRANKLIN ¼ Nancy Allen SY 07 GREENVILLE JUNCTION ½ Harbour Mitchell III SY 07 GUILFORD ½ Stephen Dean PL 07 RIPLEY ¼ HAMPDEN Ed BovePE 07 HARTLAND ½ TO BE APPOITED HODGDON ½ Marilyn Rohdin PL 04 SMYRNA MILLS HOULTON Naomi Sam-Kpakra OE 04 Appointed under ¶ 346.1 from Sierra Leone Conf. Minister of Music ½ Mary E. Miller FE 01 HOWLAND ½ Maria Guereca PL 02

B-92 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR ALTON JACKSONVILLE ½ TO BE APPOITED LIMESTONE Ellen Cleaves FL 98 LINCOLN Bruce M. Young AM 01 MAPLETON Dorothy Matson PE 03 WASHBURN MATTAWAMKEAG ¼ Leon Robinson PL 93 MONTICELLO ¼ TO BE APPOITED NEWPORT ½ TO BE APPOITED NORTH BREWER/EDDINGTON Tracy A. Reeves FE 05 OLD TOWN Joan DeSanctis OE 07 STILLWATER FEDERATED App. under ¶ 346.1 from Greater New Jersey Conference ORONO David Grainger FE 05 ORRINGTON: First ½ Brenda Leclerc PE 07 PATTEN Tae Sung Kang OE 05 App. under ¶ 346.1 from North Carolina Conference PINE TREE UNITED METHODIST MINISTRIES (including: ORLAND; BUCKSPORT:East Bucksport, Franklin Street, North Bucksport & PENOBSCOT) Peter R. Remick AM 98 ½ Janice Rhenow PL 05 ¼ Susan Yaruta-Young SY 05 PRESQUE ISLE David Williams FE 06 PROSPECT HARBOR ½ TO BE APPOITED GOULDSBORO STONINGTON ½ Valerie Duecker OF 04 SURRY ¼ Barbara Drisko RL 03 TROY ¼ Roxanne Carlson PL 06 VANCEBORO ⅛ Ellen Beairsto OF 99 WEST LUBEC ¼ Courtney D. Hupp OF 04 RHODE ISLAD-SOUTHEASTER MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Gary L. Shaw FE 03 Churches in Massachusetts ACUSHNET: Long Plain ½ Nancy WnekPL 06 Wesley Paul O’Neil PE 03 BERKLEY: Myricks ½ Charles K. Soule SY 06 BOURNE Sharon N. Miesel FE 07 CATAUMET BREWSTER: Northside Rebecca Mincieli PE 03 BRIDGEWATER Patricia A. Miller-FernandesPE 04 BRYANTVILLE ½ Sandra Russell PL 07 CARVER: United Parish Charles Syverson OF 97

B-93 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR CHARTLEY ½ Deborah Holt PL 05 CHATHAM: First Clinton E. Parker, Jr. FE 06 COTUIT: Federated effective August 1 Nicole LaMarche OF 07 CUTTYHUNK ¼ James Todd RE-SY 02 DUXBURY: High St Barbara Kszystyniak FE 04 EAST BRIDGEWATER Neil S. Sweet, Jr. FE 05 EASTHAM Michael E. Davis FE 99 FALL RIVER: Union James A. Blair PE 03 FALMOUTH: John Wesley David V. Calhoun FE 07 West ½ Robert H. Merritt RE-SY 96 HARWICH Elizabeth McClintock FE 01 MANSFIELD ½ David Arruda PL 07 MARTHA’S VINEYARD COOPERATIVE MINISTRY (including: OAK BLUFFS: Trinity, CHILMARK, EDGARTOWN, & VINEYARD HAVEN: Christ) Susan M. Heafield FE 06 Richard M. Rego FL 07 MIDDLEBORO: Central and South Hailani Chan-Williams FE 06 NANTUCKET ½ Nancy F. Nelson PL 95 NEW BEDFORD: Centre-Trinity Elvira C. Reed FL 93 St. Paul’s ½ Kenneth MacMillen PL 07 ORLEANS Wesley D. Williams FE 04 OSTERVILLE Stephen C. Stolle FE 95 PLYMOUTH D. Stanley Cushing FE 05 PROVINCETOWN ½ James W. Cox FE 04 SAGAMORE: Swift Memorial Erroll E. Leslie FE 98 SOMERSET TO BE APPOITED SOUTH YARMOUTH David A. Hoyt FE 04 TAUNTON: Memorial Jane Lawrence FE 05 Trinity ¼ William Turner OF-SY 07 WAREHAM: St. Mark’s ¼ TO BE APPOITED WAREHAM: Wesley ½ Walter WnekRE-SY 01 WELLFLEET ½ M. Lawrence Snow OE-SY 03 Retired from New York Conf. WEST BRIDGEWATER: Cochesett Sylvanus Jackson FE 05 WESTPORT POINT ½ Katherine Mitchell PL 06 Churches in Rhode Island BARRINGTON ½ Charles BarkRE-SY 07 COVENTRY: Greene ¼ Ellen Casey FE 04 Cornerstone of Faith Jin Woo Chun PE 04 CUMBERLAND: Arnold Mills Roger A. Davis FE 05 EAST GREENWICH William C. Trench FE 00 EAST PROVIDENCE: Haven Edwin Holt Hughes, IV FE 04 KINGSTON: Christ ½ Thelma Nauth RE-SY 06

B-94 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR LINCOLN: Wesley Jean Russo-Parks FE 00 MIDDLETOWN: Calvary Lynn M. McCracken FE 06 NEWPORT: St. Paul’s ¼ John HoltFE 03 NORTH KINGSTOWN Beverly E. Stenmark FE 97 PAWTUCKET: Epworth ½ Jeffrey C. Thomas OE 06 App. under ¶ 346.1 from Christian Methodist Episcopal Church PORTSMOUTH William Taylor PE 04 PROVIDENCE: Abundant Life Santos Escobar PE 03 Mathewson St. Jonathan R. Almond FE 94 Open Table of Christ Duane Clinker PE 06 Trinity ½ Emmett Goodridge OE 06 App. under ¶ 346.1 from Liberia Annual Conference SCITUATE: Shepherd of the Valley Edward Farrell-Starbuck FE 07 WARREN/BRISTOL: First ½ Nancy Nitzman Behr FE 01 WARWICK: Asbury Brian M. Wood FE 02 Zion Korean Hyuk Seonwoo FE 01 WESTERLY: Grace ½ Phillip O. Schnell OE 03 Retired from New York Conf. WOONSOCKET: First ½ Brian Souza AM 01 BURRILLVILLE TRI-STATE DISTRICT CHARGE PASTOR STATUSYEAR DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT ¼ Janice W. Davis FE 05 ¾ Michael B. Davis FE 05 Churches in ew Hampshire BROOKLINE (Federated) David Smith OF 02 DERRY: St. Luke’s ½ Catherine Orent PL 06 DOVER: St. John’s Mark AlleyFE 05 EPPING (Federated) Wayne Van Gundy OF 98 EXETER Michael A. Pike FE 04 FREMONT: People’s Everett C. Kuder FE 07 EAST KINGSTON GREENLAND Sang-Shin Han FE 85 HAMPTON Carroll C. Moore FE 95 LONDONDERRY Wesley E. Palmer FE 00 MERRIMACK: St. James Marguerite C. Gage FE 99 MILFORD Thomas M. Getchell-Lacey FE 97 NASHUA Arlington Street Yong Ja KimFE 07 Main Street Lenora Sue Job FE 00 NEWFIELDS (Federated) Jean BassOF 05 NEWMARKET (Federated) Linda Overall OF 06

B-95 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR PORTSMOUTH: First Deborah E. Shipp FE 03 ROCHESTER Bethany ½ Jean MainSY 06 First James A. Cann FE 03 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY COOPERATIVE PARISH (including: SANDOWN: St. Matthews and PLAISTOW: Rockingham) Steven M. Murray FE 86 SALEM, NH North Salem Neal WhiteAM 07 RAYMOND Pleasant Street Kathleen H. N. Towns FE 07 Hannah Tenney SEABROOK: Trinity (United) Wilbert D. Gough OF 03 Churches in Maine BERWICK Leslie Pettit FE 04 SANFORD, ME: Crossroads BUXTON ½ David Nicol FL 06 SOUTH PORTLAND: Elm Street ½ CAPE ELIZABETH Ruth P. Morrison FE 04 CAPE PORPOISE Ruth D. Merriam FE 02 CUMBERLAND: Tuttle Road Margaret M. Queior FE 05 Chebeague Island ½ Linda Brewster SY 07 ELIOT Ronald F. Messer FE 99 GRAY: Good Shepherd ½ Thomas R. Merrill RE-SY 03 GOODWIN’S MILLS ½ Debra J. Hanson FE 07 WEST KENNEBUNK ½ GORHAM: Cressey Road Linwood R. Arnold FE 96 KENNEBUNK: Federated Stephen L. Hastings OF 00 Associate Janet Leighninger OF 04 KITTERY ½ William Humphrey PL 05 NEWFIELD ¼ Carolyn (Lyn) Kellis SY 07 OLD ORCHARD BEACH ½ Michael Gray PL 05 PARSONSFIELD: Riverside ¾ Allen Cogswell OE 06 App. under ¶ 346.1 from Bulacan Philippines Annual Conference PORTLAND: New Church Start ¾ Allen Ewing Merrill FE 07 ¼ Sara Ewing Merrill FE 07 Clark Memorial Catherine Nicol PE 06 Long Island ¼ Charice Oliver PL 03 Peaks Island Deborah Larson PE 07 Rainbow Sang Churl Bae FE 05 SACO: Cornerstone ½ David Thompson RE-SY 05 SOUTH BERWICK, ME: Federated Donna Lee Muise OF 97 Associate Carolyn Lambert OF 01 SOUTH PORTLAND:

B-96 CHARGE PASTOR STATUS YEAR First ½ Irvin Koelker RE-SY 05 People’s ¾ Gwyneth Arrison PE 05 ¼ James Arrison PL 05 Thornton Heights Lynne Campbell PE 06 WEST BALDWIN ¼ Pauline Brown PL 02 WEST SCARBOROUGH Richard L. Smith FE 07 YORK/OGUNQUIT James W. Shook FE 07 Churches in Massachusetts AMESBURY ½ Robert H. Ebersole, Jr. FE 04 ANDOVER: Ballardvale United Church C. Edward Deyton FE 05 North Boston Korean Seok Hwan Hong FE 02 Associate ½ Byungmoo Lee PL 06 BEVERLY: Memorial Marj StarkFE 04 IPSWICH BYFIELD: Community ½ Meredith Manning Brown PE 07 DANVERS: Holy Trinity Susan J. Morrison FE 05 GLOUCESTER: Jennifer Styers PE 07 ROCKPORT HAVERHILL Susan Ellery FL 99 LAWRENCE ½ Gabriela R. Garcia FE 04 MERRIMACPORT Pamela J. Maden FE 97 NEWBURYPORT: People’s NORTH ANDOVER: First Barbara B. Herber FE 00 SALISBURY: East Parish ½ Russell W. Davis PL 06 SOUTH HAMILTON: First Elisabeth Smith FE 06

Legend: DM Diaconal Minister DR Retired Diaconal Minister AF Affiliate member AM Associate Member PD Probationary Deacon FD Deacon in Full Connection FE Elder in Full Connection PE Probationary Elder OA Associate Member of another Annual Conference OD Deacon member of other annual conference OE Elder member of other annual conference OP Probationary Member of other Annual Conference OF Full member of other denomination RD Retired Deacon in Full Connection RE Retired Full Elder RA Retired Associate Member RP Retired Probationary Member

B-97 RL Retired Local Pastor FL Full time Local Pastor PL Part time Local Pastor SP Student Local Pastor SY Supply Pastor APPOITED UDER PROVISIOS OF (332.6) APPOITED UDER PROVISIOS OF (346.1) Dogba R. Bass FE (05) East Ohio Conference Hikari Chang FE (05) New York Conference David C. Myers FE (05) Baltimore-Washington Conference Elizabeth H. Schrader FE (02) New York Conference L. T. Archer Summers FE (03) California-Nevada Conference Patricia J. Thompson FE (05) Troy Conference ICAPACITY LEAVE Lois J. Bailey FE (94) (Westfield, MA) Meredith Jo Bennett FE (04) (Worcester, MA: Wesley)) Arlene L. Bodge FE (03) (Chilmark, MA) Patricia Bristow-Carrico FE (05) (Kittery, ME) Krisann Byrne-Scheri FE (00) (Tilton-Northfield, NH) Gary C. Capen FE (99) (Stoughton, MA) Susan D. Carlson FE (01) (Groveton, NH) Louise E. Cole FE (95) (Burrillville, MA) Lori V. Johnson FE (95) (Dover, NH: St. John’s) Robert R. Leon FE (03) (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) Maqbool Malik FE (06) (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) Stephen D. Martin FE (90) (Canaan, VT: Grace) Ardis C. Mayo-McNeil FE (06) (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) Kyle W. McGaw FE (93) (Manchester, CT: North) Kathryn McGregor FE (06) (Bow Mills, NH) Steven W. Perry FE (02) (Pittsfield, MA) Lucille J. Richard FE (99) (Fryeburg Harbor, ME) Linda A. Shevlin FE (05) (Arnold Mills, RI) W. Richard Souza FE (04) (Lakeland, FL: College Heights) Richard R. Swan FE (04) (South Portland, ME: Thornton Heights) Richard Whitefleet-Smith FE (04) (Worcester, MA: Aldersgate) C. Barry Wood FE (06) (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) FAMILY LEAVE H. Benjamin Abrahams FE (07) (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) Ronald Adcock FE (05) (Concord, NH: Wesley) Susan Frost Bennett FE (90) (Chicopee, MA: Faith) Roxy Moses FE (06) (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) Richard R. Noyes FE (07) (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) Sydney A. Pierce FE (04) (East Saugus, MA) Linda H. Reynolds FE (00) (Newton, MA: United Parish of Auburndale)

B-98 Melissa W. Tustin FE (07) (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) VOLUTARY LEAVE OF ABSECE Wendy M. Alley FE (Cumberland, ME: Tuttle Road) John Barner FE (03) (Fremont, NH) Nancy Bischoff FE (06) (Searsmont, ME) Dianne E. S. Carpenter FE (03) (Osterville, MA) Judith A. Gould FE (05) (Malden, MA: Good Shepherd) Maureen M. Grady FE (97) (Milford, NH) Henry Nickerson FE (00) (Ashland, NH) DanaBeth Wells-Goodwin FE (04) (Boothbay Harbor, ME) Jean Wood FE (07) (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) Steven A. Zarecki FE (02) (South Paris, ME) IVOLUTARY LEAVE OF ABSECE UDER SUSPESIO SABBATICAL LEAVE DEACOS I FULL COECTIO 86. What Deacons in Full Connection are appointed beyond the local church for the ensuing year (¶322.1a, b)? (Attach a list. Include: Deacons in full connection and probationary.) Loye Ashton FD (03) Milsaps College, Jackson, Mississippi (Wilmington, MA) Ellen Bridge FD (99) Public Health Nurse, Department of Human Services, State of Maine (Hartland, ME: Grace Linn) Janet Crain FD retired (Natick, MA: Fisk Memorial) Jeffrey Fister FD (01) Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (Bangor, ME: First) Cheryln Gates FD (99) Registrar and Director of Financial Aid BUSTh (Natick, MA: Fisk Memorial) Mehida A. Gonzalez FD (96) School Counselor, Lawrence, MA Public Schools; Lawrence, MA: Christ UMC (Lawrence, MA) Kerry Greenhill PD (06) Director GraceWorks Village Greenwood, CO (Bishop’s Young Adult Initiative), Denver Episcopal Area of the UMC, Denver, CO & Choir and Liturgical Arts Director, Highlands UMC, Denver, CO Mary Weber Hall FD retired (Rockville, CT) Rebecca Hamann FD (06) Manager of Spiritual Services for San Antonio, TX Metropolitan Ministries (Waterville, ME) Andrea Harvey FD (99) Manager/Loan Officer Peoples Heritage Bank (Gray, ME) Leslie A. Hastings FD (97) Woburn UMC, Director of After School Club (Wilmington, MA) Sally Havens FD (05) Springfield, TN: Springfield First Judith Hutton PD (06) Chaplain and Bereavement Coordinator, Beacon Hospice, Plymouth, MA (Duxbury, MA) Elizabeth Kubota PD (06) music director/organist; First UMC, Westboro, MA Kim Raikes FD (05) Appointed to attend school – (Columbia, ME) Barbara Schreier FD (97) Danielson, CT: UMC (Danielson, CT)

B-99 Nancy Smith FD (01) http://www.WorkplaceSpirituality.info & Coordinator of Adult Education and Spiritual Life – Reading, MA: Old South (Reading, MA: Old South) Hattie Stoltzfus FD (02) Youth Ministry Coordinator Exeter, NH UMC (Salisbury, MA: First Parish) Wanda J. Stahl FD (04) Director of Connectional Ministries (West Scarborough, ME) Ann G. Whiting FD (98) Editor, Michigan Christian Advocate (Lincoln, RI: Wesley) EXTESIO MIISTRIES 88.Who are appointed to extension ministries for the ensuing year? (Attach a list. Include: Elders, Deacons, and Probationary Members.) a) Within the connectional structures of United Methodism (¶¶322.1b, 335.1a,c)? WITH AUITY CLAIM: Catherine Howe Anderson FE (99) Clergy Family Services Visitor, Preachers’ Aid Society (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) John M. Blackadar FE (05) District Superintendent, New Hampshire District Curtis D. Brown FE (05) Director of Congregational Development (Charge Conference Unknown) Charles R. Carnahan OE (03) Conference Treasurer (Boston, MA: Old West) App. under ¶ 346.1 from North Texas Conference Heidi Chamberland FE (06) District Superintendent, Connecticut and Western Massachusetts District Janice W. Davis FE (05) District Superintendent Tri-State District Michael B. Davis FE (05) District Superintendent Tri-State District Marcelle Dotson FE (03) District Superintendent, Northern Maine District Aida Irizarry Fernandez FE (03) District Superintendent Metropolitan Boston District Thomas J. Gallen FE (01) Executive Director, Preachers’ Aid Society (The UMC of Newton) Marion Grant PE (07) Capital Campaign Financial/Administrative Assistant James T. McPhee FE (03) Assistant to Resident Bishop and Director of Connectional Ministries (Boston, MA: Union) Larry Peacock OE (05) Director Rolling Ridge Conference and Retreat Center (Charge Conference Unknown) App. under ¶ 346.1 from Cal-Pac Conference Gary L. Shaw FE (03) District Superintendent, RISEM District David E. Svenson FE (00) District Superintendent, Mid Maine District Wee-Li Tan FE (98) President, United Methodist Foundation of New England (Londonderry, NH) Ronald V. Wilson FE (03) District Superintendent Central Massachusetts District WITHOUT AUITY CLAIM: Paul Hak Soon Chang FE (05) Executive Director/Korean National Plan, Evangelization and Church Growth for the General Board of Global Ministries (Lexington, MA: St. John’s) Yoo-Yun Cho-Chang FE (07) Danielson Center at BUSTh (Manchester, NH: First) Jerome K. Del Pino FE (01) General Secretary - General Board of Higher Education & Ministry (Boston, MA: Union) Mark A. Fowler FE (00) Vice President of Vocation in Ministry, Garrett-Evangelical Seminary (Lynn, MA: Grace)

B-100 Preston Fuller FL (06) Campus Minister, Plymouth State University Kathleen Greider FE (91) Asst. Prof. Pastoral Care & Counseling, Claremont School of Theology (Watertown, MA: St. John’s) John E. Holt FE (06) Executive Director Rhode Island Red Cross (Newport, RI: St. Paul’s) Samuel M. Johnson FE (96) Director of Professional Education BUSTh (Wakefield- Lynnfield, MA) Boyung Lee FE (02) Pacific School of Religion (CHARGE COFERECE UKOW) Gary B. MacDonald FE (98) Director of Advanced Ministerial Studies, Perkins School of Theology, Dallas, TX (Worcester, MA: Covenant-St. Andrew) William B. McClain FE (80) Mary E. Joyce Prof. Preaching & Worship, Wesley Theo. Sem., Washington, DC (Boston, MA: Old. West) John L. McCullough FE (00) Executive Director Church World Service & Witness of the National Churches of Christ, USA (Boston, MA: Old West) Imani-Sheila Newsome-Camara FE (94) Asst. Dean Student Affiars BUSTh (Newton: United) Thomas W. Porter, Jr. FE (00) Executive Director JUSTPEACE Center for Mediation and Conflict Transformation (Wellesley, MA: Christ) Gwendolynn M. Purushotham FE (03) Director of Clergy Supervision & Accountability – General Board of Higher Education & Ministry (Worcester, MA: Wesley) Kay Webb FL (06) Executive Director, Salem Economic Ministries David M. Whitford FE (05) United Theological Seminary, Dayton, OH (Fremont, NH) Edward P. Wimberly FE (01) Vice President for Academic Affairs/Academic Dean Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta, GA (Worcester, MA: St. Andrew’s)

b) To ministries endorsed by the Board of Higher Education and Ministry (¶335.1b,c)? WITHOFUT AUITY CLAIM: Raymond Howe Anderson FE (98) Head of Dept. of Pastoral Care, Maine General Hospital, Augusta, ME (Readfield, ME) Benjamin Conley RE (04) Pastoral Counselor, Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Cambridge, MA: Harvard-Epworth) Laura T. Delaplain FE (90) Dir. Norma Kent Pastoral Counseling Ctr. (Hull, MA) John A. Mac Dougall FE (94) Supervisor of Spiritual Care, Hazelden Foundation, Center City, MN (Everett, MA: Glendale) Paula M. Payne FE (03) Active Duty: Chaplain, Air National Guard & Veterans Administration Chaplain (Westborough, MA) Thomas E. Thies FE (82) Chaplain US Navy (Fremont, NH: People’s) Dee Estelle Webber FE (03) Counseling Ministries Inc. (Wilton, ME: Congregational Church)

c) To other valid ministries under the provisions of ¶¶322.1a, 335.1d? (Deacons, no vote; Elders v 2/3) WITHOUT AUITY CLAIM: Allan N. Anderson FE (84) Psychotherapist, Pathways Counseling Assoc. (Winchester,

B-101 MA: Crawford Memorial) Joanne Whitcomb Berlin FE (88) ½ Physician’s Asst. Community Health (Warwick, RI: Hillsgrove) John C. Blair FE (02) Flying Padre, Australia (Malden, MA: Good Shepherd) Mark J. Brady FE (04) Union Church of Cupertino, San Jose, CA (Moultonboro, NH) Theodore L. Brandt FE (06) First Presbyterian Church, Oxnard, CA (CHARGE CO- FERECE UKOW) Gregory D. Carpenter FE (04) Interfaith Counseling Center, Providence, RI; Chaplain East Providence Police Department; and consultant with NEAC Conference Consultants (East Greenwich, RI) Ward M. Coleman FE (89) Campus Crusade for Christ Int’l (Hamilton, MA: First) George H. Collis FE (73) Omega Financial Services. (Boston, MA: Old West) Priscilla Dreyman FE (92) Executive Director Spiral Arts, Portland, ME (Portland, ME: Chestnut St.) Robert Ganung FE (97) Chaplain and Chair of Religion Department at Milton Academy, Milton, MA (Cambridge, MA: Harvard-Epworth) Cynthia A. Good FE (07) Creative Inc. (Andover, MA: Ballardvale) Anne Marie Hunter FE (98) The Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence (Boston, MA: Old West) Kathryn J. Johnson FE (98) Executive Director MFSA (Roslindale, MA: Bethany) Hyung-Gyum Kim FE (04) Handong Global University Korea (CHARGE COFER- ECE UKOW) Stewart Lanier FE (01) Lanier Associates Organization Stewards (Norwell, MA) Hope N. Luckie FE (07) Chaplain: Illinois Wesleyan Thomas E. Mabie FE (99) Navigator Representative with the Navigators (Chichester, NH) James L. Martin FE (84) Professor of English, Mount Ida College, Newton Centre (Needham, MA: Carter Memorial) Peter J. Miano FE (97) Executive Director/President - The Society for Biblical Studies (Belmont, MA) Richard A. Paine FE (00) NAOS Foundation (Marblehead, MA: St. Stephen’s) Robert E. Price FE (97) Springfield College, Springfield, MA (Monson, MA) Tim Rieckhoff-Faris FE (05) Director of Templed Hills Retreat & Conference Center, Rocky Mountain Conference (Tilton/Northfield, NH) Anne Robertson FE (07) Director of Massachusetts Bible Society (CHARGE COFER- ECE UKOW) Janet SmithRushton FE (06) Wareham Senior and Social Services (Stoughton, MA) Chang-Hee Son FE (89) Prot. Chaplain, Bridgewater State College (W. Bridgewater, MA: Cochesett) Charles R. Stith FE (01) Special Assistant to the President of Boston University (Dorchester, MA: Wesley) Bascom D. Talley III FE (86) Pres. Corporate & Gov’t Consulting Inc. (Springfield, MA: Trinity) Herbert B. Taylor FE (02) Chief Executive Officer. New England Deaconess Assn. (Winchester, MA) Thomas G. Thompson FE (03) Samaritan Counseling Center of Utah (Providence, RI: Mathewson St.)

B-102 Chandler F. Welch FE (95) Pastoral Counselor First UMC Melbourne, FL (New London, CT)

89. Who are appointed to attend school (¶416.6)? (List alphabetically all those whose prime appointment is to attend school.) Associate Members: None Probationary Members Janet Deranian until 9-1-07 Members in Full Connection: Lynn Euzenas (92) FE (Reading, MA: Old South) Soo-Young Kwon (99) FE (Parsonfield, ME: Riverside) Sarah J. Mount (05) FE (Malden, MA: Christ) Tiffany Steinwert (06) FE (Charge Conference Unknown) Julie M. Todd (05) FE (North Andover, MA)

90. Where are the diaconal ministers appointed for the ensuing year (¶310)[1992 Discipline]? (Attach list) Donna M. Costa (01) ¾ Brockton Area Multi Services Inc. & ¼ Director of Project F.A.C.E. (Brockton, MA: Central) Richard F. Gross (00) Regional Retail Sales Manager at the UM Publishing House, (Lewiston, ME) Cam Howard (95) Director of Digital Instructional Design at UTS, (Contoocook, NH) Catherine W. MacGovern (01) Associate Executive Director, Preachers’ Aid Society; (Springfield, MA: Trinity) DIACOAL MIISTERS EMERITAE Beverly J. Abbott (Waterville, ME: Pleasant Street) Dorothy S. McMahan (Penobscot, ME) Rosemary Word (Brunswick, ME) Deaconess Fay Flanary Health Facilities Inspector, Mass Dept. of Public Health (Belchertown, MA: Hope) Jeanne F. Martin Wellness Coordinator at KIT Clark Senior Services, (Newton, MA: UP of Auburndale) Marian Styles-McClintock Volunteer, The Blessing Way (Warwick, RI: Asbury) CERTIFIED PERSOS I PROFESSIOAL CAREERS ¶632.2(t. 5) Christian Education Andrea Harvey Christian Education and Youth Director Music Ministry Mary Weber Hall Minister of Music Rockville, CT UMC Music Ministry Beverly Mattson Minister of Music Londonderry, NH UMC Spiritual Formation Cheryln Gates Registrar at BUSTh Youth Ministry Andrea Harvey Christian Education and Youth Director

B-103 2007 ANNUAL CONFERENCE ACTIONS

RS – 101 - MINIMUM CASH SALARY (Submitted by the Commission on Equitable Compensation) (Adopted as amended, Saturday Morning, June 9, 2007) The Commission on Equitable Compensation hereby submits this resolution to set the minimum cash salary at $33,980 for CY2008. Accordingly, the following rates have been set: gy g Full time Elder, Probationer, Permanent Deacon, or Associate Pastor $33,980 Full Time Local Pastor $30,582 Additional for Years of Service as of Jan 1, 2008 From 3 to 5 Years under appointment $500 From 6 to 10 Years under appointment $1,000 11 years or more under appointment $1,200

Based on the recommended minimum of $33,980 and $30,582 respectively and the approval of the minimum amount by Conference action, the following maximum grant amounts would be permitted: Category Full Time Elder, Probationer, Full Time Local Pastor Permanent Deacon, or Associate Pastor Minimum Salary Grant $6,796 $6,116 Strategic Salary Grant $8,495 $7,645 Minimum Cash Salary Grants are awarded for no more than three years, with the amount of the grant size decreasing with each successive year. The expectation is that congregations will engage in a strategic plan to increase revenues and/or decrease expenses to balance their budgets and eliminate the need for this grant. Congregations are also expected to increase their participation in the Mission Share activity of the Annual Conference, with a goal of 100% participation. Grants are scheduled in the following manner: Year 1: Award is up to 100% of the maximum grant size Year 2: Award is up to 65% of the maximum grant size Year 3: Award is up to 35% of the maximum grant size Strategic Cash Salary Grants are awarded on a four-year decreasing basis. A strategic plan must accompany this application. In succeeding years, a progress report that speaks to the strategic plan submitted in the first year must accompany the application. Following is the schedule for Strategic Grants: Year 1: Up to 100% of the maximum grant size Year 2: Up to 75% of the maximum grant size Year 3: Up to 50% pf the maximum grant size Year 4: Up to 25% of the maximum grant size Missional Cash Salary Grants are also available for new congregations and those defined as missions. Please check the conference website for applications and detailed definitions.

B-104 RS – 102 – OFFERINGS AT 2007 ANNUAL CONFERENCE (Submitted by Bonnie Marden and Jim McPhee for the Worship Planning Team and Episcopal Office) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Whereas, our holy Conferencing traditionally includes several Offerings and InGatherings for local, national and international mission and ministries as part of our transformational actions, and; Whereas, supporting the Bishop’s Discretionary Fund enables our leadership to support special needs as we strive to be united in trust while supporting our vision to boldly proclaim Christ to the world; Therefore, let it be resolved that • The Offering during the Ordination Service support the Bishop’s Discretionary Fund, and • the Offering during the Saturday Evening Program support Central Conference’sPensions • the Offering at the Sunday Service be designated for Youth ministries. Furthermore, the youth led Penny Challenge will support the CCYM and the Youth Service Fund, UMCOR kits will be collected during Conference, and a collection of material goods(school, medical, dental, fabric and sewing) near the Chapel during Conference will be received for the Nicaragua Covenant. Individuals and congregations are encouraged to respond enthusiastically to invita- tions to support the Nicaragua Covenant and the West Angola Covenant during the conference and coming year.

RS – 103 – RESOLUTION RELATING TO RENTAL/HOUSING ALLOWANCES FOR RETIRED OR DISABLED MINISTERS OF THE NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE (Submitted by the Board of Pensions and Health Benefits) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) The New England Annual Conference (the “Conference”) adopts the following resolutions relating to the rental/housing allowance for active, 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 the Internal Revenue Code section 107) who were or are duly ordained, commissioned, or licensed ministers of the Church (“Clergypersons’); 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; WHEREAS, pensions or other amounts paid to active, retired, and disabled Clergypersons are considered to be deferred compensation and are paid to active, 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 Clergypersons who are or were members of this Conference and are eligible to receive such deferred compensation; 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 included all such payments from the General Board of Pensions and

B-105 Health Benefits (“GBOPHB”), during the year 2008 by each active, retired, or 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; and, 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 benefits 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 an active, a retired, or a 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 benefit under, such a plan, annuity, or fund for such active , 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 the regulations thereunder 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 resolutions) 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 furnishing and appurtenances (such as a garage), plus the cost of utilities in such year.

RS – 104 - HEALTH INSURANCE BILLING RATE CALCULATION (Submitted by Council on Finance and Administration & Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) The 2008 Health Insurance “blended” rate shall be calculated by dividing the total projected 2008 premium billed the Conference by the General Board of Pensions and Health Benefits for clergy (and family) under appointment to local churches, staff, and disabled, an appropriate amount to cover unpaid premiums by local churches, and related administrative costs, by the number of “salary paying” units for the aforementioned categories. A 10% surcharge of the resulting rate will be added in accordance to the Retiree Health Benefit Legislation of 2001. A final adjustment shall be made, if necessary, to have the annual yearly rates divisible by 12. This base “blended” rate may be modified by Annual Conference action to include participant payment of premium.

RS – 105 - PENSION/BENEFIT BILLING RATE CALCULATION (Submitted by Council on Finance and Administration & Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) The 2008 Pension/Benefit rate shall be determined by calculating the total projected 2008 CRSP and CPP premiums billed the Conference by the General Board of Pensions and Health Benefits for active clergy under appointment to local churches, staff, and disabled, an appropriate amount to cover unpaid premiums by local churches, and related administrative costs. Each local church will be billed the proportional cost of their pastor’s pension/benefit costs based on a formula of $6,160 per full-time appointment (prorated in ¼ time increments) plus 7% of participants plan compensation.

B-106 RS – 106 - PAST SERVICE FUNDING RATE (Submitted by the Board of Pensions and Health Benefits) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Be it resolved that the Past Service Funding Rate for 2008 be set at $528 per year of service and 85% as the survivor’s rate.

RS – 107 - SPECIAL GRANTS (Submitted by the Board of Pensions and Health Benefits) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) That the following Special Grants be continued for 2008 on the same basis as 2007: a) Evelyn Roberts be given a special grant equivalent to the amount based on her share of the 1967 annuity rate multiplied by the years of service by her husband. b) Lillian Wallace be given a special grant based on 3% of the Denominational Average Compensation.

RS – 108 - AFFIRMATION OF PREACHERS’ AID SOCIETY (Submitted by the Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) The Board of Pensions affirms the ministry of the Preachers’ Aid Society and encourages the Annual Conference and its churches to support the mission of that organization. We celebrate Rev. Thomas Gallen as its Executive Director.

RS - 109 – CONFERENCE UNIT INSURANCE PLAN (Submitted by the Insurance Committee of the New England Conference Board of Trustees) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) The Committee moves that: The New England Annual Conference continue in a Unit Insurance Plan to provide comprehensive property, liability, crime and worker’s compensation insurance coverage for all New England Conference local church owned/operated locations, including church sponsored Day Care programs, and for all Conference owned/operated locations.

Including the following provisions that: 1. All New England Conference churches participate. a. Special coverage to include flood for zones other than B&C and other unique insurance risks will be purchased at additional cost to the local church where such insurance is applicable. 2. Insurance coverage will be as documented in the comprehensive policy, a copy of which is located in the Office of Administrative Services (OAS). Copies of this policy can be obtained by request for a fee to cover printing and mailing costs. 3. The agent of record be the Fred C. Church Inc. of Lowell, MA. 4. The renewal date will be August 1, 2007. 5. The insurance billing for this twelfth year of the plan (August 1, 2007 - July 31, 2008) will be at the actual value based billing assessed to each local church and the Conference, based on building values, square footage and pastoral appointment. 6. Insurance billings will be handled as follows: a. Churches will be billed through the office of the OAS on an annual basis. b. The first payment will be due September 1, 2007. c. A special discount will be given to churches that pay the total amount or enroll in the Automated Clearinghouse Account by October 15, 2007.

B-107 d. Churches that use the installment plan shall pay 20% of the annualbilling on September 1, 2007 and eight monthly installments of 10% of the amount due on the first of the month (Oct - May). e. The Conference Treasurer shall use Conference funds, as necessary, to pay the premium until funds come in from local churches. 7. Property claims payments will be issued in the name of the New England Conference and the local church, sent to the New England Conference Office of Administrative Services and will be endorsed and sent to the local church when all insurance billings are paid to date. 8. The New England Conference Insurance Committee shall be amenable to the Conference Board of Trustees. a. This Committee shall consist of eleven (11) members. The chairperson or co-chairperson of the committee shall be a member of the New England Conference Board of Trustees. The Trustees shall appoint five (5) additional members and the Council on Finance and Administration shall appoint five (5) members. The committee members do not need to be members of either the Board of Trustees or CF&A, with the exception of the chair or co-chair. b. This committee shall: i.a. Receive and respond to questions and concerns of local churches regarding the insurance plan. ii. Review loss trends and suggest remedies. iii. Review property appraisals. iv. Review the policy for any needed changes v. Provide for risk management materials/workshops for districts and/or clusters as requested. vi. Annually review the premium, determine the method of distributing the premium among local churches and, if necessary, re-bid thecontract. vii. Annually report to the New England Annual Conference. 9. A common, comprehensive worker’s compensation program be included with a renewal date of January 1, 2008. Insurance will continue to be billed through the OAS office. 10. The following policy on the issuing of “replacement cost” insurance be in effect. a. Any church, at their option, can apply for a waiver of blanket full replacement cost coverage, and substitution with a stated value for functional replacement cost, by making such a request to the Insurance Committee of the Conference Board of Trustees. The District Superintendent and the District Committee on Church and Building Location shall endorse the application prior to application and consideration by the Insurance Committee. Application forms are available on the conference web site. b. The Superintendent and the District Committee on Church andBuilding Location shall evaluate the request for less than full replacement cost coverage and establishment of a stated value, on the amount of resources necessary to invest in rebuilding, consistent with the ministry and mission possibilities and goals of the local church, cluster and district. c. Future changes of stated values established under this policy shall be handled in the same fashion as original applications. d. A rider will be added to the existing Conference policy listing the specific properties as being carried at a stated value, not full replacement coverage. The stated value also shall be listed. There is no co-insurance due to the lack of full replacement coverage. Any partial loss will be paid in full.

B-108 e. Waivers of blanket full replacement will be effective only on the annual renewal date of the insurance plan, August 1st. Completed applications must be received by the Chairperson of the Insurance Committee by July 1st.

RS- 110 - APPORTIONMENT FORMULA (Submitted by Council on Finance and Administration) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) The 2008 Mission Shares be calculated by multiplying the total amount of the apportioned budget by the APPORTIONMENT FACTOR for each UM church. The APPORTIONMENT FACTOR shall be calculated by: Averaging the following three amounts: • The amount reported on the 2006 Statistical Tables, Lines 64 – 72 less the amount of the cost of “outside groups’ use of building” reported on the Chart A data gathering form, of the local church divided by the total amount reported by the UM churches of the Conference on the lines as above. • The amount reported, on the 2005 Statistical Tables, Lines 64 – 72 less the amount of the cost of “outside groups’ use of building” reported on the Chart A data gathering form, of the local church divided by the total amount reported by the UM churches of the Conference on the lines as above. • The amount reported on the 2004 Statistical Tables, Lines 63 - 71 less the amount of the cost of “outside groups’ use of building” reported on the Chart A data gathering form, of the local church divided by the total amount reported by the UM churches of the Conference on the lines as above. CFA, at the request of the Cabinet, may make adjustments to individual church mission share amounts based on factors not considered within the aforementioned statistical tables.

RS – 111 - RETIREE HEALTH BENEFIT CREDIT (Submitted by the Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) All participants in the Conference Health Insurance program in 2006 will be given one year of credit toward the retiree health benefit subsidy in retirement. All participants in the Conference Health Insurance program in 2007 will be given one year of credit toward the retiree health benefit subsidy in retirement.

RS – 112- RETIREE HEALTH BENEFIT CONTRIBUTION (Submitted by the Board of Pensions) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) The maximum retiree contribution to the Retiree Health Benefit Stabilization Fund for 2008 be $52.50 per month for each participant and participating spouse pro-rated for the percentage of retiree health insurance premium paid by the Annual Conference.

RS – 113 - 2008 PASTOR’S/PARTICIPANT’S HEALTH INSUR- ANCE CO-PAY PREMIUM (Submitted by - Council on Finance & Administration and Conference Board of Pensions & Health Benefits) (Adopted Saturday Morning, June 9, 2007) The 2008 pastor’s/participant’s health insurance co-pay monthly premium will be $175 per month ($2,100 annually). Pastors/participants taking the annual health risk assessment by December 15, 2007 will receive a $50 per month ($600 annually) credit toward their premium.

B-109 NOTE: (This increases pastors’/participants’ health insurance premium from its current rate of $100 per month with health risk assessment credit and $150 per month without health risk assessment to $125 per month with health risk assessment and $175 per month without health risk assessment.)

RS – 114 - ON ESTABLISHING PARTNERSHIPS WITH OTHER NGO’S & MINISTRY ORGANIZATIONS IN NICARAGUA AS PART OF THE NICARAGUA COVENANT (Submitted by Kathi Peterson for the Nicaragua Planning Committee) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Whereas: In 1986 the New Hampshire Conference voted to enter into Covenant with Iglesia de Cristo de Nicaragua; Whereas: In 1987 the Southern New England Conference voted to enter into Covenant with La Iglesia de Cristo de Nicaragua; Whereas: On April 15-18, 1987 La Iglesia de Cristo affirmed the Covenant at its General Conference in Nandasmo, Nicaragua; Whereas: The Maine Conference has participated in the Covenant with La Iglesia de Cristo de Nicaragua since the early 1990’s through Sister Church relationships and dele- gations; Whereas: During those years over 400 members of the now New England Conference have visited the churches and people of La Iglesia de Cristo de Nicaragua, over 50 members of La Iglesia de Cristo have visited our Conference and led worship at our session in 1994; 25 sister-church relationships have been established, and over 15,000 miles have been walked together in mutual solidarity. as churches of north and south, rich and poor; Whereas: In June of 2001 the Seventh Session of the New England Annual Conference adopted Resolution 207 – On Establishing a Covenant Relationship with La Iglesia de Cristo de Nicaragua; Therefore be it resolved in addition to the formal agreement with the La Iglesia de Cristo de Nicaragua, that the Nicaragua Covenant be expanded to include partnerships with other Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO’s) in Nicaragua and other ministry partners to include areas of agriculture, health, education, sewing, children’s nutrition-feeding, micro-loans and other forms of humanitarian ministries that may be identified by the Nicaragua Planning Committee.

RS – 115 - UNITED METHODIST GLOBAL AIDS FUND (Submitted by the NEAC Global AIDS Committee) (Adopted Friday Afternoon, June 8, 2007) WHEREAS, we seek to be disciples of the One who came to bring good news to the poor and who sent his disciples out to witness and to heal, and WHEREAS, over 40 million persons globally are living with HIV and AIDS, and 9,000 people die from AIDS every day; and WHEREAS, every month the death toll from AIDS surpasses the total deaths from the terrible Asian tsunami; and WHEREAS, the HIV pandemic causes 5 million persons to be infected and 3 million lives to be lost each year; and WHEREAS, there are more than 15 million AIDS orphans in Africa alone; and WHEREAS, we affirm that the world’s leading governments and the United Nations have contributed significant resources aimed at HIV prevention and treatment; and yet, as United Methodist Bishop Felton May has said, “Churches cannot conquer AIDS alone, but it will not happen without us;” and

B-110 WHEREAS, To this end, the 2004 General Conference of The United Methodist Church established a Global AIDS Fund with a goal of $ 8 million in Special Offerings this quadrennium; and that as of January 2007 the United Methodist Global AIDS FUND has received only $ 372,100., of which about $1700. has been contributed through the New England Annual Conference; therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, that the New England Annual Conference commits to the goal of raising the equivalent of $1.00 per member through 2008. This money will be forwarded to the United Methodist Global AIDS Fund, with one-fourth of funds raised remaining within the Conference to be distributed as the NEAC Global AIDS Committee deems fit (either locally, regionally, and/or internationally); and that the New England Annual Conference will encourage local churches to support the United Methodist Global AIDS Fund (Advance #982345) by special projects, offerings, or other means; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that The New England Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church strongly encourages each local church to observe a Global AIDS Awareness Sunday one day each year for the remainder of this quadrennium. The NEAC Global AIDS Committee will provide resources for this and other HIV/AIDS observances with the assistance of conference program and communications staff.

RS – 116 - RESOLUTION ON THE SOCIAL PRINCIPLES (Submitted by We Hyun Chang, Church and Society) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Whereas, 2008 will mark the 100th anniversary of the adoption of the first Social Creed by the Methodist Episcopal Church; and Whereas, this Social Creed became a model for other denominations and the Federal Council of Churches (now National Council of Churches); and Whereas, in later General Conferences the Social Principles were developed to extend the Social Creed into more areas of concern; and, Whereas, the 2004 General Conference designated “the 2005-2008 quadrennium as a time to highlight, study, reflect on, and live out the Social Principles of The United Methodist Church”; and Whereas, many local congregations are unaware of the existence or scope of the Social Principles; Therefore, be it resolved, that the New England Conference of United Methodist Church calls on congregations to: 1. undertake a study of the Social Principles during the 2007 to 2008 conference year; and, 2. use the Social Creed in their worship services, and, 3. identify within the context and experience of the local church one issue within the scope of the Social Principles that can be addressed through public policy advocacy and/or community action.

RS – 117 - ON UNITED METHODIST WOMEN (Submitted by Cindy Edgerly for the UMW) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) WHEREAS, The Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church 2004, 256.5 states “United Methodist Women – In every local church there shall be an organized unit of United Methodist Women.” and WHEREAS, The Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church 2004, 256.5 states the purpose of United Methodist Women in Article 3 as “The organized unit of United Methodist Women shall be a community of women whose purpose is to know God and to experience free- dom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative supportive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries of the Church.”; and

B-111 WHEREAS, United Methodist Women in New England Conference contribute significantly to the mission work of the United Methodist Church locally and through the Women’s Division of the General Board of Global Ministries; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: a. The churches of the New England Conference shall be encouraged to support and lift up the work of United Methodist Women. b. The churches of the New England Conference shall be encouraged to celebrate the work of United Methodist Women during a Sunday worship service.

RS –118 - JOURNAL RECORD OF GIFTS TO PREACHERS’ AID SOCIETY (Submitted by the Preachers’ Aid Society) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Motion for consideration by the 2007 New England Annual Conference: That the historical record of financial gifts in support of the work of the Society and its predecessors be published in the 2007 Conference Journal.

RS – 119 - RETIREE HEALTH BENEFITS REPORT AND LEGISLATION (Submitted by the Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits) (Adopted Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Introduction: Through many years of prudent benefit management, including past capital fund drives to control unfunded pension liabilities, careful investment of resources, and thoughtful management of pension programs, the New England Annual Conference and its predecessors have brought us to a financial position of adequate strength to sustain both our retirees’ pensions and health care supplement programs in a time when many church groups and secular employers have had to cut back substantially on these. Historically, our Conference and predecessor Conferences have provided a supplement to the Medicare Plan for our retirees and their spouses. It had been a “pay as you go” plan through the mid to late 1990’s, funded primarily from the Mission Share budget, returns from invested funds, and from support from the Preachers’ Aid Society. Then beginning in the late 1990’s and through the current period, a number of external and internal factors began to significantly call into question our ability as an Annual Conference to fulfill both our current and future covenant to provide a retiree health benefit. The external factors included rapidly escalating health insurance costs, increased numbers of participant retirements (beginning “baby boomer” retirements), and the precipitous decline in the stock market between 2001 – 2002. The internal factors included the recent Conference financial crisis, the continuing reduction in the number of churches and attendees, and increasing number of retirements. Beginning to recognize some of the potential impact of some of the changing factors early on, in 1999 the Retiree Health Benefits Task Force of the Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits (CBOPHB) began working to address the problem of rapidly escalating costs for the health insurance coverage which our Conference provides for our retired pastors. What is the Retiree Health Care Benefit? The benefit is the Medicare Supplement available to qualifying retirees and their spouses, which includes prescription drug coverage. The current cost of this benefit per month (total premium cost) is approximately $333 per month per participant. Clergy who have served under appointment with pension credit (through December 2004) and participated in the Conference Health Insurance Program since 2005 by the New England Conference for the 5 consecutive year prior to retirement and who have a minimum of 10 years of credited service with the New England Conference are eligible for funding based on years of service. Those who have 30 active years receive the full benefit; others are prorated based on years of active service.

B-112 Trends: At the time of the Conference merger in 1994, the annual plan cost was $516,024. In 2006, the cost was approximately $1.6 million. If the plan remains unchanged, actuarial projections indicate that by 2030 the annual plan cost will be in excess of $5 million. Each year, the additional unfunded liability associated with the current program increases by more than $850,000. The net present actuarial value of the cost of the current retiree health insurance program is $45.4 million (which takes into account the value of contributions paid by participants who receive a partial benefit). The present actuarial value of assets to support this liability (including approximately $4.5 million from the Together for Tomorrow Campaign) is approximately $35.9 million. The difference between assets and costs is a $9.5 million gap in resources to support the current program. In 2001, the Annual Conference adopted recommendations from the Task Force for a “mid-term” solution to funding the benefit, consisting of 8 funding sources. Those recommendations, including exceptionally generous support from the Preachers’ Aid Society, have supported the plan up to the present. Because of the rapidly changing health insurance environment and possible changes as a result of General Conference action in 2004, the Retire Health Benefits Task Force was charged with revisiting its recommendations after 2004 Recognizing that the current funding plan would not be viable indefinitely, the Task Force resumed its work, and with new more comprehensive data from the General Board of Pensions and Health Benefits, has crafted the attached recommendations, which are approved by the CBOPHB and presented to the Conference for adoption. The Taskforce reviewed and reaffirmed its commitment to the covenant to provide a retiree health benefit at a level that the Conference will be able to support for the long-term. Within that context the Taskforce established priorities around which its work was done and its recommendations are fashioned. Our priorities are as follows: 1. Attempt to hold harmless, current retirees and spouses/surviving spouses by not changing their benefits into the future. 2. Those closest to retirement would have their benefits changed as little as possible. 3. Information that is as clear as possible would be communicated to those impacted by the changes so that they could to make the necessary decisions toward preparing for retirement that would enable them to take into consideration the changes’ impact as fully as possible in their planning processes. The objective behind the recommendations has been to preserve a health care benefit for our retired and retiring pastors that will be financially sustainable for the long term, given the growing costs of health care and financial realities in the Conference. The following recommendations will permit adjustments in future years if actual experience devi- ates from projections. Further, taken as a whole, these recommendations will eliminate the gap between the projected cost of the retiree health benefit program and the resources available to support it. However, the Task Force and the Board of Pensions wish to empha- size the provisions of paragraph 7, that it is the intention of the Board and the Conference to support this benefit to the best of its ability; but it may be significantly altered in the future as a result of both internal and external factors; and the provisions contained in these recommendations are not, and cannot be, a promise or “guarantee” of future benefits. All current and future participants in the plan are encouraged to take steps to provide prudent alternatives for the benefits provided by the plan. In the light of the above considerations, the Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits recommends the following legislation to Annual Conference 2007 for adoption: Retiree Health Benefits Legislation Annual Conference 2007 BE IT RESOLVED: 1. Beginning with fiscal year 2006, the Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits will make an annual recommendation to the Conference on the granting

B-113 of retiree health insurance credit. 2. The Retiree Health Benefit initial maximum allowed funded benefit target effective on January 1, 2012, for the year 2012, for all participants will be set at $5,000 or the current Medicare supplemental health insurance premium for 2012, whichev- er is lower. The Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits will review and make an annual recommendation to the Annual Conference regarding the dollar amount of the maximum allowed benefit. 3. Participants meeting either of the following criteria will see no change in their retiree health benefits from the current plan1: • Attainment of age 65 prior to January 1, 2012 • Retired status prior to January 1, 2012 4. Eligible retired participants will continue to pay their incremental cost of the Retiree Benefit Stabilization payment established through prior conference action ($49.50 per month as of 2007, increased annually by the percentage increase in the Medicare supplemental premium), in addition to any difference between the Medicare supplemental actual premium and each participant’s Retiree Health Benefit maximum. 5. The Conference Board of Pensions and Health Benefits will continue to work with the Preachers’ Aid Society, which has provided assistance to the best of its ability to those who have experienced difficulty in meeting their health care financial responsibilities, to request help for those who may experience undue hardship as a result of these changes. 6. Eligible participants will be required to participate in the Retiree Benefit Stabilization Fund, through a mandatory payment of 3% of the Conference Blended Health Insurance rate which will be added to the pastor’s health insurance premium co-payment, billed monthly. The CBOPHB will make an annual recommendation to the Conference on the percentage of the contribution. 7. Although the actions of this legislation are designed to continue retiree health benefits as delineated, there is no guarantee of future benefits. Clarification will be provided at every opportunity to communicate to participants, active and retired, that the provisions of this plan may be significantly altered in the future as a result of both internal and external factors. All current and future participants in the plan will be encouraged to take steps to provide prudent alternatives for the plan’s coverage.

RS – 120 - 2008 BUDGET RESOLUTIONS (Submitted by Council on Finance & Administration) (Adopted as amended, Sunday Morning, June 10, 2007) a. The Council on Finance and Administration recommends a 2008 Mission Share spending limit of $5,833,271 (actual spending limit) and a 2008 Mission Share apportioned to local churches of $6,564,624 (includes “connectional mission share” for churches unable to pay 100% of apportioned amounts). b. The Council on Finance and Administration recommends the 2008 conference budget as presented.

RS – 201 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, ENDORSING EPISCOPAL CANDIDATES (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted Friday Morning, June 8, 2007) Insert “VI. A. 1” Biographies: Nominating biographies shall be announced by the Conference Secretary.

B-114 Submission of a biography by May 1 of the year of the Jurisdictional Conference consti- tutes nomination. Nominating biographies for inclusion in the Pre-Conference Book will be submitted to the Conference Secretary on or before February 1, following guidelines published by the Secretary. Additional nominations may be made from the floor, but no speeches will be permitted. Nominating biographies shall be no more than 100 words. Insert “VI. B. 1”

The process shall include a ballot presented to the Annual Conference with the names of candidates and their biographies. Each Annual Conference member will cast a ranked vote for the candidates listed on the ballot. Each member will receive three ballots and vote for up to three candidates, ranking them as follows: The preferred candidate receives a ranked vote of 5, the second preferred receives a ranked vote of 3, the third, receives a ranked vote of 1.

The Annual Conference will endorse up to three candidates. In order to be endorsed by the Annual Conference, a candidate must meet both requirements as follows: A candidate who receives the highest or second highest or third highest amount of points from the ranked balloting; and receives a vote from 25 percent of the members present and voting.

RS – 202 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-C-3 (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Amendment to Conference Policies & Procedures VII-C-3. In the first sentence following the words “Board of Ordained Ministries”, insert the words, “and Conference Visioning Table”.

RS – 203 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-N (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Insert “VII.N” The following additions to the Conference Policies and Procedures VII are proposed in order to comply with the Book of Discipline 2004 where the Book of Discipline 2004 con- fers to the annual conference determination for composition and process for conference leadership, boards and agencies. Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 632.3, “There shall be a conference secretary of global ministries”, and

Whereas the Book of Discipline 2004 does not state how that person shall be elected,

Be it resolved, that upon nomination by the conference committee on leadership in consultation with the Bishop, Annual Conference shall elect a secretary of global ministries for a term of four years.

B-115 RS – 204 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-O (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted Friday Morning, June 8, 2007) Insert “VII.O” Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 630.6d, “There will be a conference director of Lay Speaking Ministries. This position will be filled in a manner to be determined by the annual conference.” Be it resolved, that the conference director of lay speaking ministries shall be nominated by lay persons of the conference committee on leadership after consultation with the district directors of lay speaking ministries. The conference director of lay speaking ministries shall be elected by annual conference for the quadrenium.

RS – 205 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-P (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Insert “VII.P” Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 641.2 concerning the conference committee on Christian unity and inter-religious concerns, “It is recommended that this commission or committee be composed of two United Methodists from each districtone of whom shall be district coordinator for Christian unity and inter-religious concerns” , and Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 does not state how the second person shall be elected,

Be it resolved, that upon nomination by the conference committee on leadership in consultation with the district committees on leadership, Annual Conference shall elect one United Methodist from each district to serve on the conference committee on Christian unity and inter-religious concerns for a term of four years.

RS – 206 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-Q (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Insert “VII.Q” Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 628.2, “The conference board of church & society or equivalent structure shall be composed of those persons as determined by the annual conference”, Be it resolved, that upon nomination by the conference committee on leadership in consultation with the district committees on leadership, Annual Conference shall elect a conference board of church & society for a term of four years.

B-116 RS – 207 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-R (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Insert “VII.R” Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 645 concerning conference commission on communications, “shall include persons with skills in communications nominated for membership in a manner determined by the conference” Be it resolved, that upon nomination by the conference committee on leadership in consultation with the Conference Director of Communications, Annual Conference shall elect a minimum of 5 persons to serve on the conference commission on communications for a term of four years.

RS – 208 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-S (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Insert “VII.S” Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 653 concerning conference committee on Native American ministry, “membership of the committee shall be nominated and elected by established procedure of the respective annual conferences.”, Be it resolved, that upon nomination by the conference committee on leadership, Annual Conference shall elect a minimum of six persons to serve on the conference committee on Native American ministry for a term of four years.

RS – 209 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-T (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Insert “VII.T” Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 631.3 concerning conference committee on ethnic local church concerns, “The membership of this committee shall be nominated and elected by established procedures of the annual conference.”, Be it resolved, that upon nomination by the conference committee on leadership in consultation with the ethnic commissions/committees, Annual Conference shall elect one representative from each ethnic commission/committee to serve on the committee on ethnic local church concerns for a term of four years.

RS – 210 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-U (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Insert “VII.U” Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 632.2, “The conference board of global ministries or equivalent structure shall be composed of those persons as determined by the annual conference”

B-117 Be it resolved, that upon nomination by the conference committee on leadership in consultation with the district committees on leadership, Annual Conference shall elect a conference board of global ministries for a term of four years. (The conference board of global ministries is not related to the Board of Global Ministries, Inc. which is currently managed by the Trustees.)

RS – 211 - AMENDMENT – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII- V (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Insert “VII.V” Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 642.2 concerning conference commission on religion and race, “the basic membership of the annual conference commission shall be nominated and elected by established procedure of the respective annual conferences.”, Be it resolved, that upon nomination by the conference committee on leadership in consultation with the district committees on leadership, Annual Conference shall elect a conference commission on religion and race for a term of four years.

RS – 212 - AMENDMENTS – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, VII-W (Submitted by the Committee on Rules) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) Insert “VII.W” Whereas, the Book of Discipline 2004 states in 643.2 concerning the conference commission on the status and role of women, “the basic membership of the annual conference commission shall be nominated and elected by established procedure of the respective annual conferences. Among the basic members of the commission shall be represen- tatives from each district.” Be it resolved, that upon nomination by the conference committee on leadership in consultation with the district committees on leadership, Annual Conference shall elect a minimum of one person from each district to serve on the conference commission on status and role of women for a term of four years.

RS – 213 – ON THE DISABLED (Submitted by Michael McShane, Julia Dodds) (Adopted as amended, Friday Morning, June 8, 2007) WHEREAS, at Bishop Weaver reminded us at opening of the 2005 New England Annual Conference that people with disabilities live fruitful lives through God’s love, WHEREAS, the Discipline of the United Methodist Church recognizes that all people have gifts to offer, WHEREAS, the United Methodist advertising campaign “Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors” promotes acceptance of individuals with disabilities, WHEREAS, Jesus performed many healing miracles in the scriptures and he said that he was not here to rewrite the Hebrew Scriptures but to fulfill them, WHEREAS, the Hebrew Scriptures say that one should help disabled individuals, and WHEREAS, the scriptures state that God loves and will help these children in Isaiah 35:5-6a.

B-118 LET IT BE RESOLVED that the United Methodist Church heard the knock and the door is being answered. LET IT BE RESOLVED that the churches in the New England Conference shall lov- ingly help those who are disabled, their family, and/or their caregivers’ relief, in two or more ways during each year, which may include but is not limited to: A. Having a Disabilities Sunday service, B. Providing transportation to and/or recordings of services for the disabled, C. Providing the individual with information on how to reach service organizations that may help them in the local community, D. Having meetings/gatherings at the disabled person’s house, and E. Doing outdoor yard work, indoor cleaning, and/or other chores. Let it be resolved, that the United Methodist Church will look into new ways to reach this community on not only a local level but the District and Conference level as well. This includes but is not limited to: A. Awareness of services offered and signage, B. Seating that better suits the need of disabled individuals, C. Large-print material available at or before pre-conference, D. Provide transportation to pre-conference and conference, E. Pre-Conference sites have accessibility for the disabled, F. Outreach campaigns to help these individuals and those around them, and G. Look into ways of making Lay Speaker literature more available to the disabled. And let it be highly recommended, that the New England 2008 Annual Conference theme will focus on God’s love for persons with disability. Note: Most of these changes the churches can accommodate at minimal or no costs at all. We are not asking the church to take on large expenditures but rather small ones at best and tithing a little of their time to reach out and help members of the local community in a loving way.

RS – 214 - AMENDMENT – POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, LEADERSHIP ROSTER (Submitted by Michael McShane, Julia Dodds) (Adopted Friday Morning, June 8, 2007) To create a new Disabilities Committee with at least half the membership of the committee being disabled individuals to help find new ways to assist disabled people participate in the life of the church at all levels more fully and educate the church on how to help the handicapped. This shall be a standing committee of the NEAC.

RS – 215 - ANTI-RACISM (Submitted by the Board of Ordained Ministry) (Adopted as amended, Friday Afternoon, June 8, 2007) WHEREAS the threats made against Hailani Chan Williams, our United Methodist Pastor serving in Middleboro, MA, and his family, are racist, And WHEREAS racism is an affront to God and contradicts Scripture, the wisdom of religious traditions, and all that we hold sacred, And whereas the Board of Ordained Ministry has made a strong commitment to anti-racism and takes seriously the Gospel call to combat racism; we reject this form of evil as it presents itself, And WHEREAS, we can’t be passive and anti-racist at the same time; if you aren’t actively resisting racism, we are part of the problem, And WHEREAS, racism will surface and interact with other systemic

B-119 evils within our churches and institutions of the world causing even greater injustice and harm, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Ordained Ministry reaffirms our commitment to anti-racism and calls upon all members of the New England Annual Conference and the greater United Methodist Church to pray, study, and take faithful action because racial injustice demeans human beings. The above resolution was unanimously accepted by the New England Conference Board of Ordained Ministry at their meeting on February 10, 2007 and we present it to the 2007 New England Annual Conference for its adoption.

RS – 216 - LOCAL CHURCH PENSION COSTS (Submitted by Linda Campbell-Marshall, Bonnie Marden, and Diane Peak) (Adopted as a substitute, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) WHEREAS United Methodism is a connectional denomination, both structurally and theologically; WHEREAS this connectional identity requires all to contribute to the well-being of the whole, including the vitality of the ministry of other congregations; WHEREAS the ministry of connectionism means some will bear more responsibility for the sake of the wider mission, and, by these acts of self-giving we translate the story of the Cross into our current context; WHEREAS United Methodism has historically believed that economic prosperity ought not to be determinative of access to the Gospel or of the integrity of ministry in a particular local setting; WHEREAS previous experience with direct billing (Health Insurance) has resulted in the inability of some congregations to continue ministry at levels needed by their communities; WHEREAS, additionally, it is to be expected that churches experiencing increases in pension costs are likely to divert available funding from other Mission Share Funds, further impacting the ability of the Annual Conference to provide essential resources to local congregations; THEREFORE WE MOVE: 1. THAT this concern be referred to CFA with instructions to review the financial impact of both direct billing programs (Health Insurance and Pensions) on the ability of small churches to maintain ministry commensurate with the needs of their communities and that the results be reported to the 2008 session of the Annual Conference; 2. THAT CFA encourage churches that currently benefit from direct billing to support other congregations negatively impacted by direct billing.

RS – 218 - POLICY ON PARSONAGES SHARED BETWEEN LOCAL CHURCH CLERGY AND CONFERENCE STAFF (Submitted by NEC Board of Trustees) (Adopted as amended, Sunday Afternoon, June 10, 2007) In cases where local churches provide housing for an appointed pastor which is also occupied by a full time New England Conference staff person, who is eligible to receive housing benefits, the following policy will be followed: 1. The New England Conference will pay one-half of the normal and usual parsonage utilities. The utilities covered shall be: heating fuel; water; sewer; electricity; internet; telephone; cable, trash services, yard work, and snow removal. 2. The New England Conference will pay 0.75% (three quarters of one percent) of the value of the parsonage to assist in proper maintenance of the residence. This

B-120 contribution shall be for capital improvements and maintenance. The value of the parsonage shall be the same as the conference insured value. 3. All taxes, maintenance, and capital expenses are the responsibility of the local church. 4. The pastor and spouse who reside in the parsonage will be expected to give proper regard to the use of the parsonage. Unusual damage (such as from improper- ly cared for pets) will be the responsibility of the pastor and spouse. 5. The local church will conduct a yearly inspection of the parsonage. This will be done by a member of the local church Trustees, a member of the Staff/Pastor Parish Relations Committee, and the pastor. A written report on this inspection will be submitted to the District Superintendent of record. Any concerns for needed maintenance of the parsonage or of lack of due care for the parsonage on the part of the pastor and/or family should be clearly noted. In cases where the conference provides housing for a full time New England Conference staff person which housing is also occupied by a locally appointed pastor, who is eligible to receive housing benefits, the same policies will be followed unless the pastor is less than full time. In such a case, expenses will be pro-rated accordingly.

RS – 219 –UNITED METHODIST ECONOMIC MINISTRY (UMEM) IN WESTERN MAINE (Submitted by the Mid-Coast Cluster, Mid-Maine District) (Adopted Sunday Afternoon, June 10, 2007) WHEREAS, the UMEM (United Methodist Economic Ministries) at Salem and Solon, Maine has faithfully served the economically marginalized population of rural western Maine since 1969 and WHEREAS the ministry maintains outreach through food pantries, thrift shops, housing repair, emergency services, (including fire victims, domestic abuse and treatment support), back-to-school resources, a school snack program and Thanksgiving and Christmas ministries, all of which are essential to area populations, particularly as industry continues to retreat from this once prosperous region, and the budgetary situation of the NEAC has made it impossible for recent funding in support of staffing for various programs to be continued. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the UMEM be intentionally and regularly pro- moted as a mission of the NEAC through all its publicity mechanisms including websites, electronic, and printed media and that individuals and churches be encouraged to contribute directly to the work of the ministry and including the supports of the staff which makes that ministry possible.

RS – 220 - BUDGET BUILDING DATES - 2009 BUDGET (Submitted by - Council on Finance & Administration) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) The following budget building preparation and dates are for the 2009 budget, subject to any change mutually agreed upon by the CFA and the Resource Team. All 2009 budgets, methods of funding and sources and uses of funds for all divisions, commissions, boards, task forces, committees, agencies and councils will be considered at the same time and place called to discuss and vote upon the total conference budget. All boards, divisions, agencies and councils submit requests and complete all applicable questions on authorized budget forms supplied by the CF&A. a CF&A and/or Treasurer distribute forms to Conference Boards, Committees and Agencies for budget building requests by March 5, 2008.

B-121 b. The CF&A and New England Missions team agree to a New England Missions team 2009 budget total by March 5, 2008. c. Boards, agencies, committees presenting budgets to the Director of Connectional Ministries do so by April 1, 2008. d. All 2009 budget requests must be submitted to the Treasurer by Noon, April 15, 2008. e. The CF&A approves final 2009 budget for recommendation to Annual Conference by May 1, 2008. f. The CF&A distributes the proposed 2009 budget through the Pre-Conference packet distributed to all Annual Conference members, via the Conference web site, e-mail, and regular mail by May 4, 2008.

RS - 221 – TO DISCONTINUE THE UNITED METHODIST SOCIETY OF THE FEDERATED CHURCH OF WARREN, MASSACHUSETTS (Submitted by Ron Wilson, District Superintendent, Central Massachusetts District) (Adopted Friday Morning, June 8, 2007) WHEREAS on March 16, 1927, the Warren Methodist Church, the First Congregational Church of Warren and the Warren Universalist Church located in Worcester County constituted themselves The Federated Church of Warren, and whereas this Church has had a long and proud history; and WHEREAS on October 8, 2006, the Federated Church of Warren voted to discontinue the Church, and WHEREAS on October 8, 2006 the two remaining members of the United Methodist Society of the Federated Church of Warren voted to discontinue the Society, and WHEREAS the district superintendent has determined that the United Methodist Society does not currently own any property or other assets, and WHEREAS the district superintendent has recommended discontinuance of the United Methodist Society of the Federated Church of Warren and WHEREAS the consent to discontinue has been granted by the presiding bishop, a majority of the district superintendents, and the district board of church location and building and all proper Disciplinary requirements have been complied with; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the United Methodist Society of the Federated Church of Warren be discontinued effective June 8, 2007, and that should any assets be discovered in future years, such assets shall be transferred to the New England Conference to be used as directed by the Discipline and the New England Annual Conference policies.

RS – 222 - ABANDONMENT OF THE DEXTER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, DEXTER, MAINE (Submitted by Marcelle Dotson, District Superintendent, Northern Maine District) (Adopted Friday afternoon, June 8, 2007) WHEREAS the Dexter United Methodist Church, first constituted in 1849 and located in Penobscot County Maine, has had a long and proud history; and, WHEREAS the current active church members have stopped attending worship services at the church, and; WHEREAS the current active church members no longer provide maintenance or upkeep of the building, and; WHEREAS the current active members of the Dexter United Methodist Church have withdrawn or transferred their membership from the Dexter Church, and; WHEREAS pursuant to paragraph 2548.3 the Dexter United Methodist Church “is no longer used, kept, or maintained by its membership as a place of divine worship;”

B-122 WHEREAS remaining members of the Dexter United Methodist Church have been invited to transfer their membership to another United Methodist Church or a church of their choosing; and WHEREAS the District Superintendent has recommended that the Dexter United Methodist Church be declared abandoned and has received consent from the presiding bishop, the majority of the Cabinet, the District Board of Church Location and Building, and the District Committee on Congregational development, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Dexter United Methodist Church is abandoned, effective July 1, 2007, and that the disposition of all assets shall be in accordance with The Book of Discipline and New England Annual Conference policies.

RS – 223 – TO DISCONTINUE THE MARION UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (Submitted by Gary Shaw, District Superintendent, RISEM District) (Adopted Friday Afternoon, June 8, 2007) WHEREAS the Marion United Methodist Church located in Plymouth County was founded in 1865 and has a long and proud history of providing a place of worship for the maids, nannies, cooks, groundskeepers, and townsfolk who were not typically welcomed at the more established wealthier congregations in the community; and over the past 142 years the congregation has evolved into a grooming ground for student pastors as well as historically being actively involved and financially supportive of community ministries like, safe-houses, clothing for homeless, AA, Council on Aging groups and a food pantry; WHEREAS as there has been ongoing conversation and discernment over the last two years with the leadership, church council and charge conference of the Marion United Methodist Church which led to the decision to discontinue the church; and WHEREAS the superintendent has recommend that the property be cared for in accordance with the Book of Discipline and New England Conference guidelines, procedures and policies; and WHEREAS the consent to discontinue has been granted by the presiding Bishop, a majority of district superintendents, and the district board of church location and building, and all proper Disciplinary requirements have been complied with; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Marion United Methodist Church be discontinued effective July 1, 2007 and that the property be transferred to the New England Conference Board of Trustees per The United Methodist Book of Discipline and New England Conference guidelines, procedures and policies.

RS – 224 – TO DISCONTINUE THE WESTBROOK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, PORTLAND, ME (Submitted by Jan and Mike Davis, Co-DS’s, Tri-state District) (Adopted Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) WHEREAS the Westbrook United Methodist Church located in Cumberland County was founded in 1799 and has had a long and proud history; and WHEREAS the charge conference of the Westbrook United Methodist Church voted on March 28, 2007 to discontinue the church, and; WHEREAS the district superintendent has recommended discontinuance of the Westbrook United Methodist Church and transfer of membership to Clark Memorial United Methodist Church; and WHEREAS the superintendent has recommended that the proceeds of the sale of the property be used as directed by the 2004 Book of Discipline and New England Annual Conference policies; and WHEREAS the consent to discontinue has been granted by the presiding bishop, a

B-123 majority of the district superintendents, and the district board of church location and building and all proper Disciplinary requirements have been complied with; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Westbrook United Methodist Church be discontinued effective June 30, 2007 and that the assets shall be transferred to the New England Annual Conference to be used as directed by the Discipline and New England Annual Conference policies.

RS – 225- GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE (Submitted by the Church and Society Committee) (Adopted Sunday Afternoon, June 10, 2007) “All creation is the Lord’s, and we are responsible for the ways in which we use and abuse it.”(Book of Discipline 160) All creation has been groaning under the devastating effects of global warming. The latest scientific data confirm that the earth’s climate is rapidly changing. Global tempera- tures increased by about 1 degree Fahrenheit over the course of the last century, and will likely rise even more rapidly in coming decades. The cause is a thickening layer of carbon dioxide pollution, mostly from power plants and automobiles that traps heat in the atmos- phere. The effect is deadly and comprehensive. Scientists believe that hundreds of mil- lions of lives will be affected by global warming within the next 50 years unless we reduce carbon emissions radically and rapidly. The United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reported that “warming of the climate system is unequivocal.” One study maintains that the year 2016 will be a tipping point for global climate change after which no human efforts will be able to make any significant impact on slowing climate change. The ways we consume and live are putting our next generation at great risk. We must confess that we have not been faithful stewards of God’s creation and we must determine to change our ways in order to change the course of global climate change. It is no time for more study or speculation. It is a time for Christians to act and act quickly and boldly. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 1. The New England Conference will educate our congregations about the impact of global warming and promote ways to be responsible stewards in order to mini- mize its effects; 2. All church facilities and camp structures shall take and energy audit and strive to cut their use of fossil fuel and, therefore, carbon emissions by 25% within the next five years; 3. All church facilities and camp structures shall convert their light bulbs into com- pact fluorescent light bulbs; 4. All church facilities and camp structures shall practice recycling; 5. We shall encourage car-pooling at all church and conference related meetings and gatherings; 6. We shall use our votes to challenge our elected officials to move quickly and boldly on the issue of reducing carbon emissions; 7. The congregations in the New England Conference shall observe the celebration of God’s creation on the Sunday around Earth Day each year to further our education and participation in reducing global warming; 8. The New England Conference shall create a Climate Change Task Force under the direction of the Church and Society Committee and the Board of Trustees of the New England Conference that will implement, resource, and monitor the adoption of this resolution in the life of the New England Conference. 9. Wherever practical, design and construction of new church facilities and camp structures shall integrate ecologically responsible design principles.

B-124 RS – 226 – REGARDING THE WAR IN IRAQ (Submitted by Donald J. Rudalevige) (Adopted Sunday Afternoon, June10, 2007) Another year has passed and still the United States perpetuates warfare in Iraq. Since the New England Conference of the United Methodist Church met last year, another 500 Americans have died and, to our shame, we do not even know how many Iraqis have been killed, maimed, left bereft. In sorrow, anger and contrition, this Annual Conference declares again our opposition to this immoral, unjust, evil war. We weep with the families of whose lives have been taken. We grieve with families and individuals struggling with physical and psychological maiming, the fear and hope of those still engaged in the conflict. We urge our Churches to have the courage to speak and act for peace. We call upon the legislators of our Area to speak and to act to end American occupa- tion of Iraq. We direct the Secretary of the Annual Conference to send copies of this resolution to the Congressional legislators of the New England area, and the President of the United States.

RS – 227 - RESOLUTION OF THANKS (Submitted by Cheryl Meachen) (Adopted Sunday Afternoon, June 10, 2007) WHEREAS we, the people of the New England Conference have been blessed with life, love and fellowship by the grace of the one true God, we lift our heartfelt thanks for the unimaginable abundance of gifts of which we have witnessed only the smallest tip here, these past few days. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that we publicly express our gratitude before each other and before God. We give thanks for those talented and spirit-led persons who planned, choreographed and led these worship and business sessions; [and by the way Bonnie, how does the quarter fit through that hole?]. We give humble thanks for those who will collect the trash from our rooms and do our laundry this evening. We give joyful thanks for the voices of each person lifted in song and for those who have so beautifully led those songs and added precious harmonies and soaring descants. We give heartfelt thanks to those who have prepared diverse varieties of food to nour- ish our bodies to do the important work of these days. We give thanks for the lives of those who went on to glory this year; for the faithful lives of service of those laity, spouses and clergy. And for those retiring, ordained, commissioned and newly appointed this year by their faithful service. We give thanks for the protection of the Gordon Police force and local ambulance service as they stood ready to aid, and did aid us on occasion. We give thanks for the grace of God for forgiving us those moments when we did not act in Christian ways by responding angrily, not inviting strangers into our pew or dining table or expressing subtle and not so subtle prejudices. We give thanks for those who were recognized for their Christ-like witness in the world, compelling our hearts to break with their personal testimony and more than that, compelling us to act. We give thanks to those whose administrative gifts kept us in order and provided the framework in which we could bend our creative energies to do the work of our hearts. We thank those who ran learning centers to refresh and inform us between sessions. We give thanks for inspired preaching from puppets to dance, from rap songs to Joyce

B-125 Whetstone’s enthusiastic affirmation of God’s ability to breathe life into the darkest corners of society. We give thanks for the children and youth whose faith and hope for tomorrow is undaunted by committees and budgets. We give hearty thanks for the diverse viewpoints for the loving Christians and the Holy Spirit that binds us together even when issues would push us apart. We thank God for this fruitful Annual Conference session and that it is at last time to go home.

RS – 301 - PETITION TO THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FROM THE NEW ENG- LAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE (Submitted by James McPhee) (Adopted on the Consent Calendar, Saturday Afternoon, June 9, 2007) PETITION FOR THE INCLUSION OF BERMUDA WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF NORTHEARSTERN JURISDICTION Whereas the General Board of Global Ministries, at its spring meeting in April 2002, formally recognized and welcomed Marsden First as a mission church of the General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church and at its spring meeting in April 2006 recognized Centenary as a mission church of the General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church; And whereas the Marsden First and Centenary Churches of Bermuda have been assigned by the Northeastern Jurisdiction College of Bishops to be under the appointment authority of the Bishop of the Baltimore Washington Annual Conference; And whereas the Centenary and Marsden First Churches of Bermuda after five years under the guidance of leaders from the General Board of Global Ministries and the Baltimore-Washington Conference have fully explored and voted (Marsden First on February 1, 2001 and Centenary on May 6, 2003) to join the United Methodist Church and requested to continue to be a part of the Baltimore-Washington Conference; And whereas the Baltimore-Washington Conference has been appointing pastors, superintending the congregations and integrated the congregations into the life of the Baltimore-Washington Conference; And whereas the General Board of Global Ministries and the Baltimore-Washington Conference have recognized the churches as United Methodist congregations; And whereas ¶39 Article III of the 2004 Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church grants that “boundaries of a jurisdictional conference may be effected by the General Conference upon the consent of a majority of the annual conferences of each of the jurisdictional conferences involved”; Therefore be it resolved that the New England Annual Conference of the Northeastern Jurisdiction consents to the inclusion of Bermuda within the boundaries of the Northeastern Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church; And further be it resolved that the New England Annual Conference agrees to Petition General Conference 2008 to effect the inclusion of Bermuda by amending Section VII. Boundaries ¶ 37 Article I line 3 following the word “Northeastern” to include the word “Bermuda.”

James McPhee is Assistant to the Bishop and Director of Connectional Ministries.

B-126 RS-228 NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON LEADERSHIP REPORT - JUNE 2007 Conference Lay Leader Oscar Harrell 2008 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Admin Review Com JUNE 30 OF YEAR Rodney Dobbs - Alternate CM 1997 Edward F. Grant CM 1997 Michelle Grubb Jongsun Park - Alternate CM 1997 Africa Task Force Anthony Brima CM Edward F. Grant Chair CM Carolyn Gray LW Donald Gray Secretary LM Richard E. Harding CM Oscar Harrell Dorthy Hollenbeck Tsitsi Moyo CW 1998 Abiot M. Moyo CM June Tulikangas LW Alexx Wood CM Anti-Racism Training Group H. Benjamin Abrahams CM Maria L. Coleman CW Aida Irizarry Fernandez CW Wendell Luke CM James T. McPhee CM Donald J. Rudalevige CM Asian Commission Ivan Alberts CM Sang-Churl Bae CM J. Sandra Bonnette-Kim CW We Hyun Chang CM Yoo-Yun Cho-Chang CW D.S. Dharmapalan CM Nizzi Santos Digan C Ho-Soon Han CW Sang-Shin Han CM Seok Hwan Hong CM Hak Sun Joo CM Martin Myung-Suk Kang CM Chungsoo Kim CM 2000 David Dae-Soo Kim CM Hyung-Gyum (Philip) Kim CM Yong Ja Kim CW Jin Tae Kwon CM Alexander Jinjoo Lee CM Kwan Y. Lee CM Seongwoo (Linus) Lee LM Jong-Sun Lim CM Jung Sun Oh CM Weldon Park CM Young Bok Rha CM Kyung-hee Sa CW Hyuk Seonwoo CM Chang Hee Son CM Yul Koo Sung CM Wee-Li Tan CM Cherukara (C.V.) Varghese Thomas CM Yoo Cha Yi CW Bishops Initiative on Children & Poverty Ellen Bridge CW Laura Church LW Scott W. Folsom LM Ethel Franks LW Joyce Getchell Ken Getchell Ronald Messer CM Gary Nettleton CM Hatti Stoltzfus CW TERM ENDS FIRST YR B-127 Board of Church & Society JUNE 30 OF YEAR William Aldrich Pamela Brown TRI LW 2006 2002 Hailani K. Chan Williams CM 2008 2004 We Hyun Chang Chair CM 2007 2003 Clayton Childers X-GBCS LM Michael Clark Donna Costa Gretchen Hakola X-GBCS LW Judith C. Hastings LW 2007 1999 Phillip McClintock X-APART Rep. LM Allen Merrill CM 2009 2005 Peter J. Miano CM 2009 2001 Susan Johnson Morrison X-Reconciling Ministries CW Gary Richards Willard A. Robinson X-Gen Bd. C&S LM Lauren Scott TR-C&S Wayne S. Underhill X-MFSA CM Susan Webb LW 2009 2005 Board of Laity David Bolster X-CWM Dist LL LM Margaret Bourgoin X MME DLL LW Eric Breidenstein X UMM LM Wendy Brousseau X- DLL LW JoAnn Carlotto X DLL Tri LW Cindy Edgerly X-UMW President LW Ethel Franks X-DLSM LW Oscar Harrell X - Con LL LM Jack Hoyt X DLL MME LM Barbara Ingrassia X -CMA LW Scott Masters X DLL NH LM James T. McPhee X - Bishop's Assistant CM Vicki Mower Honorary LW Ralph R. Oduor X-DLL MBH LM Kathi Peterson X-NEAL LW Karen Staake X - DLL NME LW Phil Viall X DLL R LM Ginni Wright X-UMW LW TERM ENDS FIRST YR Board of Ordained Ministry JUNE 30 OF YEAR Seth Asare CM 2008 2000 Charles Bark CM 2008 2003 Ernest Belisle CM 2008 2003 Thomas Blackstone CM 2011 2007 Travis Bonnette-Kim CM 2008 2004 William Broadrick Jr 2010 2006 Twila Broadway CW 2008 2001 We Hyun Chang CM 2008 2004 Ha-Kyung Cho-Kim CW 2010 2006 Maria Coleman CW 2008 2004 George E. Curtis Entrance CM 2008 1996 Susan M. Davenport CW 2008 2004 Eric M. Dupee CM 2008 2003 Susan Evans TE-BOM LW Aida Irizarry Fernandez LT Rep CW 2008 Marie Frasier LW 2011 2007 Marguerite C. Gage CW 2008 2004 Beth Garnaas-Holmes 2010 2006 Cheryln F. Gates CW 2002 Thomas M. Getchell-Lacey Continuing Formation CM 2008 Karen E. Gutowski CW 2008 2004 Huntley F. Halvorson Local Pastors & Assoc MeCM 2008 2000 Oscar Harrell Conference Relations LM 2008 Peter A. Hey CM 2008 2003 Seok Hwan Hong Continuing Formation CM 2008 1999 Joan A. Humphrey LW 2008 2004 Jeffrey Hunt CM 2011 2007 Samuel Johnson 2008 2005 Virginia Jones-Newton CW 2008 2004 Lynne J. Josselyn Probationary Care CW 2008 1996 Jane Simms Lawrence CW 2008 2003 Cathy W. MacGovern LW 2008 2004

B-128 Barbara N. Mason LW 2008 2001 Sammie Maxwell CW 2008 2004 Lynne M. McCracken CW 2008 2004 Sharon L. Miesel CW 2008 2002 Lehlohonol Montjame Probationary Obs. Stephen C Mott CM 2008 2004 Steve Murray 2010 2006 Jung Sun Oh CM 2008 1999 Jane Parke Probationary Obs. Paula M. Payne CW 2008 2000 David A. Purdy CM 2008 2002 Gwendolynn M. Purushotham CW 2008 2003 Elvira C. Reed CW 2008 2002 Erica Robinson-Johnson Lisa Rumohr Barbara L. Schreier CW 2008 2004 Deborah E. Shipp CW 2008 1998 Nancy R. Smith CW 2008 2004 Karen Staake 2010 2006 Richard Stone 2010 2006 Arlene Tully CW 2011 2007 Dee Estelle Webber 2008 2005 Joyce M. Whetstone Probationary Care CW 2008 2000 Ronald V. Wilson LT Rep CM 2008 1998 Lawrence L. Wimmer CM 2008 2003 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Board of Pensions JUNE 30 OF YEAR Rob Austin LM 2011 2003 John Blackadar X-DS CM Charles R. Carnahan X-Conf Treasurer CM June Carter LW 2011 2007 Thomas J. Gallen X-Preacher's Aid CM Joan A. Humphrey LW 2009 2001 Anthony L. Jarek-Glidden CM 2011 2003 Dorothy Lamb LW 2010 2006 William Neuert X-GB Pension Rep LM Diane Peak LW 2009 2005 Bruce A. Pehrson CM 2010 2002 Charles Stewart Chair LM 2008 2004 Michael Sullivan LM 2011 2007 Vicki Woods CW 2008 2004 Frederick Yousa LM 2010 2006 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Board of Trustees JUNE 30 OF YEAR Amy Alletzhauser President CW 2009 2001 Lynne Campbell CW 2010 2006 Charles R. Carnahan X-Conf Treasurer CM Raymond Coleman LM 2009 1997 Johnnell Demery LM 2010 2006 Robbin R. Grill NH District Secretary LW 2010 2002 Donald Hegeman CM 2009 2005 Byung "Bill" C. Kim MB District, Loan Comm. LM 2011 1999 Bruce Maxwell Chair Insurance ,MB DistrLM 2008 2000 Stuart I. Price CSME-Abandonment CM 2009 2001 David E. Svenson X-DS CM Mary Tremblay Treasurer LW 2008 2000 Camp/Retreat Ministry Coord. Team Cheryln F. Gates CW Jeffrey J. Hunt CM Susan H. MacKenzie LW Allen R. Merrill Jean Moore LW Mary Jane O'Connor-Ropp CW George Reagan LM Wanda J. Stahl CW Jeffrey C. Thomas CM Norman Thombs LM Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns June Carter X-MA Council of Churche LW Paul Cullity CM Benjamin Davis LM 2003 Peggy Wolfe Dunn CW

B-129 LaTrelle M. Easterling CW Diana Eck XW Thomas Ewell X-Dir ME Coun of Chur XM Paula Fletcher CW Cliff Guthrie XM John E. Holt X-RI C of C CM Althea V. Jackson CW Samuel M. Johnson CM David Lamarre-Vincent X-NH C of C XM Hope N. Luckie Chair CW 2002 Michael McShane LM 2002 Roland Pugsley LM Stephen Sidorak X-Chr Conf of CT XM Carol Ann B. Szulc CW K. Gordon White X-MA Coun Chr Unity XM Sakena Young-Scaggs CW TERM ENDS FIRST YR Commission on Archives & History JUNE 30 OF YEAR Leonard Bachelder X-Tech LM 2011 2007 Joseph L. Beardsley CM 2009 2005 Luis Benavides CM 2009 2005 Margaret W. Bickford X-Conf Biographer CW 2011 Melinda Callan X-UM Heritage Center Kara Jackman X Archivist, BUSth Michael Kerrigan CM 2010 2002 Leeda Marsh LW 2010 2002 Nancy Noble LW 2009 2001 Charice L. Oliver LW 2010 2002 Arthur G. D. Savage Preacher's Aid Rep CM Laura C. H. Savage LW 2010 2002 Patricia J. Thompson X-GCAH; NEJCAH Pres CW Harvey Versteeg X-Cox Mem. Landmark R LM David White Chair LM 2008 2004 Wesley D. Williams CM 2008 2004 Mary Pittman Wyatt X-Historian Emeritas LW TERM ENDS FIRST YR Commission on Religion & Race JUNE 30 OF YEAR Sandra Bonnette-Kim X Asian Comm CW Barbara Brand-James CW 2007 2003 Gabriela Garcia CW Mehida Gonzalez X Latino CW Yong Ja Kim CW 2008 2004 Alexander Jinjoo Lee CM 2008 2004 James McPhee XCM Lehiohonolo Henrietta Montjane CW 2009 2005 Ann Cornelia Partner Nelson CW 2008 2000 Kenneth R. Nielsen LM 2008 2000 Joel Parker x Native Am LM Garvin Warden X Black Pastor CM Joyce Whetstone Vicki L. Woods X CW 2002 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Commission on the Status & Role of Women JUNE 30 OF YEAR Alex Musoke CM 2011 2007 Katherine Russo CW 2008 2000 Elisabeth R Smith Chair CW 2011 2007 Marj Stark CW 2011 2007 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Committee on Episcopacy JUNE 30 OF YEAR Linda Campbell-Marshall CW 2000 Patricia Deyton LW 2008 2000 Aida Fernandez X NEJ CW Oscar Harrell X LL NEJ LM Dwight S. Haynes CM 2008 2000 William Humphrey CM 2008 2000 James T. McPhee X-Bishop's Assistant CM Diane Peak x LM Kevin Raye LM 2008 2004 Tommye L. Reede LW 2008 2004 Young Bok Rha CM 2008 2000 Rachel Rumhor Youth LW 2008 2006 Peter D. Weaver X-Bishop CM B-130 Joyce Whetstone CW 2008 2006 Bert Whittier LM 2008 2004 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Committee on Investigation-Clergy JUNE 30 OF YEAR Henrietta D. Aiello C 2003 Daniel Allen (alternate) LM 2008 2004 Dorothy Asare C 2003 Luis Benevides CM J Ronald Boucher LM 2008 2004 Ha-Kyung Cho-Kim CW 2008 Margaret Dewyer Goad - Elder C 1997 Andrea Harvey (alternate) CW 2003 Susan Johnson Morrison - Elder CW 1997 Jo Ann Nestor (Lay Observer) L Charlotte Pridgen-Randolph C Young Bok Rha Elder CM Chang Hee Son CM 1996 Garvin C. Warden Alternate Elder C Mary Webber-Hall Alternate CW 2003 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Committee on Investigation-Diaconal Minister JUNE 30 OF YEAR Beverly J. Abbott LW 2003 Richard F. Gross LM 2003 Cathy W. MacGovern DM Suzanne Rudalevige LW 2008 2004 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Committee on Leadership JUNE 30 OF YEAR Ruby Blake LW 2009 2005 Barry Doland LM 2009 2005 Cindy Edgerly X-Tech LW 2008 1997 Ethel Franks X-Assoc. CLL LW Richard Gross LM 2011 2007 Yvonne Gross LW 2011 2007 Oscar Harrell X-CLL LM Diane Langworthy CW 2008 2004 Leeda Marsh X - UMW LW James T. McPhee X-Bishop's Asistant CM Ralph Oduor X-Conf Secretary LM Linda Reiber-Pike Chair LW 2008 2004 Peg Swett LW 2011 2007 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Committee on Native American Minitries JUNE 30 OF YEAR S Graham DeCoster CF 2008 2004 Brave Flying Eagle LM 2008 2004 Ernest Farrar CM 2008 2004 Jake Kuykendall LM 2009 2005 Sharon Lovejoy CW 2008 2004 Pat Parent LM 2009 2005 Joe Parker LM 2009 2005 Kathy Sebastian LW 2008 2004 Marj Stark CW 2009 2005 Julia Thomas Doutaz Chair CW 2008 2004 Conference Council on Youth Ministries Amanda Banzy Emily R. Blackadar Co-Chairperson Miranda Fellah Nadia Fellah Sarah Fellah Joshua M. Goodwin Treasurer L Ian Gordon L Jordan A. Guillemette Executive Commitee L Aimee Hall Andrea Harvey VYPM Co-coordiator CW Marjorie Herber L Marisa Hezekiah-Cox L Lady-Zoe Horace L Kevin Hutchinson L Tessa MacHugh L David McBee Executive Commmittee L Jessie McDonnell L Robin McDonnell L Amanda Miller L

B-131 Ashley Nickerson L Craig P. O'Keefe L April Orren L Danielle Parker L Elizabeth Peterson Adult Member L Florence Pomeroy Brian P. Quinn L Rebecca Rainey L Bobby Read L Chris Remick L Peter R. Remick C Andrew Rivers L Tiffany Scully L Danielle Seidl L Pam Smith-Paquette Adult Member CW Brian J. Souza Adult Member C Madison Souza Chairperson L Tammy Souza Adult Member L Hilary G. Spurr L Carli Stevenson L William Teele L Doneeca Thurston L Sarah Tourjee L Julie Towle L Melissa Turner Secretary L Justin Wanamaker L Benjamin Wells-Goodwin L Julie Williamson L Daniel Yosua WebMaster L Matthew Yosua WebMaster LM TERM ENDS FIRST YR Conference Mission Connection JUNE 30 OF YEAR Sang-Churl Bae CM 2005 2001 We Hyun Chang CM Gabriela R. Garcia CW 2005 2001 Richard E. Harding CM Sylvanus Jackson CM Wayne Lincoln LM 2005 2001 Wendell D. Luke CM Roxy J. Moses CW Paula M. Payne CW 2005 2001 Helen Son LW 2005 2001 Carol A. Stine CW 2005 2001 H. Ulises Torres GBGM Rep CM Abraham Waya CM TERM ENDS FIRST YR Congregational Development JUNE 30 OF YEAR David Abbott CM 2009 2005 Natalie Blake LW 2010 2006 Curtis D. Brown CM Maria L. Coleman CW Nancy Jean Collins CW 2007 2003 C. Edward Deyton Chair CM 2008 2000 John M. Grenfell CM 2007 1999 Laurie Hezekiah-Cox LW 2009 2005 Lenora Sue Job CW 2004 2000 Samuel M. Johnson X- CM David Kaipu LM 2009 2005 James T. McPhee X - Bishop's Assistant CM Evelyn Johnson Moore X-Parish Consultant LW Gary S. Richards X-Urban CM Clifford Roberts LM 1999 Kay D. Webb X-Co-Chair Town & Coun CW TERM ENDS FIRST YR Council on Finance & Administration JUNE 30 OF YEAR Roberta Bragan LW 2009 2005 Barbara Cann CW 2008 2004 Charles R. Carnahan X-Conf Treasurer CM Tom Davidson President LM 2008 2000 Richard Hanson CM 2011 2007 David Hoyt CM 2008 2004 Burt Kenty LM 2008 2000

B-132 Pete Lanoue LM 2011 2003 MaryAnne MacKenzie LW 2008 2004 James T. McPhee X-Bishop's Assistant CM Gary L. Shaw x cabinet CM James Stephen LM 2011 2003 Liz Vernon CL 2009 2005 Bruce Young CM 2008 2004 Course of Study Task Force Seth O. Asare David V. Calhoun co-chair Paul Hak-Soon Chang Susan M. Davenport Julieanne S. Hallman Samuel M. Johnson Elvira C. Reed Stephanie Sermuksnis co-chair Kay D. Webb Dist Board on Church Location & Building - CTWMA Daniel Ames Keith Crouch Craig Dawson John Morgans Jeff Noble John Pariseau Linda Peabody Carol Stine Mike Stotts Peggy Stotts Phil Susag TERM ENDS FIRST YR Dist Board on Church Location & Building - MBH JUNE 30 OF YEAR Yvonne Borrerro LW 2010 Aida Fernandez X DS CW David Jackson Vice-Chair LM 2010 Susan Jarek-Glidden CW 2008 Diane Jerome LW 2009 Richard McKinley Chair CM 2009 Glenn Mortimer Vice-Chair LM 2008 Elizabeth Mortimer LW 2008 Ralph Oduor X-DLL LM Jan Eve Park CW 2010 Colin Simson LM 2008 Dist Board on Church Location & Building - MM Ron Emerson Elwood Padham Geneva Padham TERM ENDS FIRST YR Dist Board on Church Location & Building - NH JUNE 30 OF YEAR Marilyn Ayer CW 2008 2004 Dick Berg Chair LM 2008 2004 Wendy Brousseau LW 2008 2004 Rodney Dobbs CM 2008 2004 Mark Lamprey LM 2008 2004 Al Langley LM 2008 2004 Scott Masters LM Kathy Pearson LW 2009 2005 Roy Richardson CM 2009 2005 Marcia Thunberg LW 2009 2005 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Dist Board on Church Location & Building - NME JUNE 30 OF YEAR Philip (Ron) R. Chaffee 2006 Randall C. Chretien - Chair CM 2006 Stephen D. Dean LM 2007 Charles Dorchester CM Maray Dorchester LW Richard Heath LM 2007 Lin Lufkin Advisor Mike MacPherson LM 2007 Edward McGraw LM 2006 George W. Townsend LM Dist Board on Church Location & Building - Risem Paul Bogosian B-133 Jeanne Kuzirian Jonelle Norton Andrea Perry Rick Poulin Richard Rego CM William E Sissel Chair CM Neil S Sweet CM Wayne Trissler Ginni S Wright LW TERM ENDS FIRST YR Dist Board on Church Location & Building - Tri JUNE 30 OF YEAR James Arrison CM 2009 C Edward Claus CM 2009 Priscilla Fanning LW 2008 Greg Fyfe LM 2010 Barbara Lambach LW 2010 David McFarlane LM 2010 Dennis Morton M 2008 Dist Board on Church Location & Building -CMA Dave Alcorn 1997 Julia Daley 2005 Johanne Dame C 2005 Leigh Dry 2005 Thomas McKeown CM 2004 Paul Samuelson Chair 2004 Donald Stearns 1997 Leslie Walseman 2005 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Dist Committee on Leadership -Risem JUNE 30 OF YEAR Betty Anne Bevis 2007 Ellen Casey 2007 Linda Evans 2008 Cheryl Jones 2009 Ken MacMillan 2009 Patricia Miller Fernandes 2009 Helen Mills 2008 Ellie Reed 2007 Gary Schuyler 2008 Gary Shaw X DS Phil Vail X DLL Dist Committee on Leadership - NH Marilyn R. Ayer 2004 Sandi Charbono 2006 Aaron Cox 2006 Alfred Gibbs 2005 Michele S. Kelley 2004 Arthur G. D. Savage 2006 Dist Committee on Ordained Ministry - CMA Dorothy Asare 2000 Travis Bonnette-Kim Secretary CM 2004 Lisa Bruget-Cass 2000 Michele Ewers C Leslie Hastings C Avis Hoyt-O'Connor 2005 Stephen Melius Chair CM 2003 Paul Samuelson 1997 Garvin Warden 2005 Matthew Wissell 2004 Dist Committee on Ordained Ministry - CTWMA Bruce Arbour CM George Button LM Heidi Chamberlain DS CW Mary Cleary LW Ronald Jackson CM Catherine MacGovern LW Weldon Park John Post Donella Siktbery Dist Committee on Ordained Ministry - MBH Young Bok Rha Latrelle Easterling CW Christine Elliott CW

B-134 Mary Fraser Leslie Hastings Virginia Jones-Newton Stacy Lanier Gary Nettleton Ruth Oduor Chair Karen Peters Erica Robinson-Johnson Registrar CW Clarence Tucker Larry Wimmer Secretary Dist Committee on Ordained Ministry - MM Beverly Abbott Secretary Raymond Anderson Richard Boyden CM Susan Davenport CW Michelle Grube Chair William Hersey Jeffrey Hunt CM 2005 David Svenson DS CM Arlene Tully CW Rosemary Word TERM ENDS FIRST YR Dist Committee on Ordained Ministry - NH JUNE 30 OF YEAR Mary Jane Anderson LW John Blackadar XCM Al Gibbs LM 2009 2005 Richard Gray CM 2008 2004 Huntley Halvorson CM 2007 2003 Connie Haskell LW 2008 2004 Peter Hey CM Sammie Maxwell CM 2007 2003 Patricia Williams CW Victoria Wood Parrish CW Dist Committee on Ordained Ministry - NME Susan Achorn LW Merrill Boynton LM Ray Brady LM Philip (Ron) R. Chaffee CM Randall C. Chretien CM George E. Curtis Co-Chair CM Neil Gastonguay CM Debra J. Hanson CW Diane Langworthy CW Anna H. McCloskey LW Dorothy S. McMahan Vicki Mower LW Tracy Reeves C Michele H. St. Cyr Registrar CW Dorna J. Thomas LW Sybil Townsend LW Gary R. Vencill Co-chair CM Dist Committee on Ordained Ministry - Risem Betty Bevis LW Jack Craig LM Michael E Davis CM David Hoyt CM Judith Hutton CW Errol Emanuel Leslie CM David A Purdy CM Hyuk Seonwoo C Gary Shaw XDS CM Sandra Smith CW Beverly Stenmark CW Neil Sweet CM Dist Committee on Ordained Ministry- Tri Mark Alley CM Lin Arnold CM Jan Davis X DS CW Michael Davis X DS CM Paul Doucette LM Susan Ellery CW Nettie Hartwick F

B-135 Joan Humphrey CW Sue Job CW Pam Maden CF Ron Messer M Michael Pike CM Wanda Stahl CW Daniel Weaver Co Chair CM Dist Ministry Team - CTWMA Bruce Arbour CM 2007 Leroy Atkins LM 2007 Luis Benavides CM 2007 David Bolster LM 2007 Catherine Bryson LW 2007 George Button LM 2007 Sharlene Cormie LW 2007 Jan Cushing LW 2007 David Dunham LM 2007 David Henriques LM 2007 Frank Hudgik LM 2007 Kim Kie LW 2007 Maude Kwak LW 2007 Arlene Mackie LW 2007 Bruce Arbour CM 2007 Dist Ministry Team - NH Leroy Atkins LM 2007 Luis Benavides CM 2007 David Bolster LM 2007 Catherine Bryson LW 2007 George Button LM 2007 Sharlene Cormie LW 2007 Jan Cushing LW 2007 David Dunham LM 2007 David Henriques LM 2007 Frank Hudgik LM 2007 Kim Kie LW 2007 Maude Kwak LW 2007 Arlene Mackie LW 2007 Brian Rooney LM 2007 Scott Masters LM 2007 Richard Matthews CM 2007 Howard McGlauflin LM 2007 Joan McGlauflin LW 2007 Cheryl Meachen CW 2007 Jean Moore LW 2007 Michael Moore LM 2007 Robert Moulton LM 2007 Steve Randall LM 2007 Steven Whitcomb LM 2007 Dist Ministry Team - CMA Sandra Bonnette-Kim CW 2007 Ha-Kyung Cho-Kim CW 2007 Cheryl DeCarteret LW 2007 Mary Dever-Putnam LW 2007 Bruce DeWitte LM 2007 Becke Drake LW 2007 Charles Frasier LM 2007 Robert Hout LM 2007 Barbara Ingrassia LW 2007 Brenda Jenkins LW 2007 Carolyn Mitchell LW 2007 Robert Moore CM 2007 Thomas Ofoir LM 2007 Gary Richards CM 2007 Paul Samuelson CM 2007 Garvin Warden CM 2007 Ronald Wilson CM 2007 Matthew Wissell CM 2007 Vicki Woods CW 2007 Dist Ministry Team - Risem Regina Blount LW 2007 W Kathleen Brady LW 2007 Hailani Chan-Williams C 2007

B-136 Susan Gibbs LW 2007 James Paiva LM 2007 Carol Reale LW 2007 Richard Rego CM 2007 Dist Ministry Team - NME Ray Brady LM 2007 Ronald Chaffee 2007 Randall Chretien CM 2007 Marcelle Dotson CW 2007 Valerie Duecker 2007 Neil Gastonguay 2007 Bernie Hammond 2007 Diane Langworthy CW 2007 Cindy Nickerson 2007 Tracy Reeves 2007 Karen Staake LW 2007 George Townsend LM 2007 Sybil Townsend LW 2007 Dist Ministry Team - MBH Liz Buccella LW 2007 Sang Yean Cho C 2007 Seung Hwa Chung L 2007 Maria Coleman Co-Chair CW 2007 Thomas Demers LM 2007 Christine Elliott CW 2007 Aida Fernandez X DS CW 2007 Laurie Hezekiah-Cox LW 2007 Samuel Johnson CM 2007 Geisa Matos L 2007 Rick McKinley Co-Chair CM 2007 Lehololo Henrietta Montjane CW 2007 Ralph Oduor LM 2007 Ruth Oduor CW 2007 Pamela Paine LW 2007 Karen Peters CW 2007 Alexx Woods LW 2007 Dist Ministry Team - MM Richard Cullen CM 2007 Ruth Cannon LW 2007 Connie Maginnis LW 2007 Arlene Tully CW 2007 Jack Hoyt LM 2007 Jeffrey Hunt CM 2007 Wally Backus LM 2007 David Svenson X DS CM 2007 Betty Austin LW 2007 Kay Webb CW 2007 Episcopal Residence Tom Davidson CFA Rep LM Bruce Maxwell X-Trustees Rep LM Diane Peak Chair

Equitable Compensation TERM ENDS FIRST YR Heidi Chamberlain X DS CW JUNE 30 OF YEAR Beverly Blaisdell CW 2008 2006 Raymond Brady LM 2009 2001 Chong Wook Choi CM 2011 2007 Cindy Edgerly LW 2008 2004 Ralph Ellis LM 2010 2002 Radames Fernandez CM 2011 2007 Alfred Gibbs LM 2009 2001 Laurel Scott Chair CW 2008 2004 Hispanic Commission Luis Enrique Benavides Co-Chair CM Ha-Kyung Cho-Kim X-Resourcing Team CW Maria L. Coleman CW Mirna Concepcion de Rodriguez LW Santos Escobar CM Frank E. Falvey LM Aida Irizarry Fernandez LT Rep CW 2004 2000 Radames Fernandez CM Raquel Figueroa LW

B-137 Ruth N. Franco CW Gabriela R. Garcia CW Clauri de Mello Goncalves CW Juarez Goncalves CM Mehida A. Gonzalez CW Israel Lozano Co-Chair CM Julia Lozano L James T. McPhee CM Zaida Mejias CW Valerie M. Roberts-Toler CW Elizabeth H. Schrader CW Julie M. Todd CW H. Ulises Torres CM HIV / AIDS Ministry Committee Angie Buxton LW Donna Costa LW James W. Cox CM Martin D. McLee CM Insurance Committee Bernard Campbell LM Chris Duble X-Fred C. Church XM Bruce Maxwell X-Trustees LM Deborah Myers Rep to CFA LW Karen L. Peters X-CFA Rep CW Scott Randall X-Trustees LM Lew Steiner Rep to Trustees LM Edwin Walker X-CFA LM Allan Whatley LM Korean Caucus Sang-Churl Bae CM J. Sandra Bonnette-Kim CW Paul Hak-Soon Chang CM We Hyun Chang CM Yoo-Yun Cho-Chang CW Ha-Kyung Cho-Kim CW Ho-Soon Han CW Sang-Shin Han CM Seok Hwan Hong CM Martin Myung-Suk Kang CM Chungsoo Kim CM David Dae-Soo Kim CM Hyung-Gyum (Philip) Kim CM Yong Ja Kim CW Jin Tae Kwon CM Alexander Jinjoo Lee CM Jong-Sun Lim CM Jung Sun Oh CM Jongsun Park CM Weldon Park CM Young Bok Rha CM Kyung-hee Sa CW Hyuk Seonwoo CM Chang Hee Son CM Yul Koo Sung CM Yoo Cha Yi CW TERM ENDS FIRST YR Methodist Conference Home JUNE 30 OF YEAR Elizabeth Bilodeau CW 2009 2005 Lisa Burger CW 2010 Katherine Carrigan 2006 Julie K. Clement L 2004 Daniel Day 2007 Charlotte Gulezian 2009 2005 Troy Osgood X Ann Parent LW 2009 1997 Jeannette Perry 2007 Juni W. Shepardson C 2006 Jane Sturgeon L 2008 2001 David E. Svenson X-DS CM Theodore Sylvester L 2006 2002 Kathleen H. N. Towns C 2007 Nicaragua Planning Committee

B-138 Sandra Melius Chair LW Ann Kathi Peterson LW TERM ENDS FIRST YR Personnel Committee JUNE 30 OF YEAR Richard E. Black Co-Chair CM 2008 Charles R. Carnahan CM 2008 2003 Rich Hughen L 2008 David Jackson L 2008 2003 Pete Lanoue 2007 Charles McCrea 2007 James T. McPhee CM 2008 Diane Peak LW 2007 Joanne S. Snook LW 2008 2003 Mary Todd LW 2008 Clarence T. Tucker Co-Chair LM 2008 Reconciling Ministries Amy Alletzhauser CW Casey Collins CW Diane DeLap Jan DeLap George Emmons L Jane Emmons L Richard E. Harding CM Anona Hartman L Charles G. Hartman CM Mary Ann Haxton Co-Chair L Susan Johnson Morrison Co-Chair CW Cherylann Richards LW Willard A. Robinson LM Tiffany Steinwert CW TERM ENDS FIRST YR Rules Committee JUNE 30 OF YEAR Linda Craine 2008 2004 Susan Ellery CW 2011 2007 Thomas Merrill Chair CM 2011 2007 Ralph Oduor X-Conf Secretary LM Robert Sweet CM 2011 2007 Elizabeth Sweet LW 2011 2007 Bill Taylor 2008 2004 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Site Committee - Aldersgate JUNE 30 OF YEAR Ken Day L 2008 Lydia Feole L 2008 Marjorie L. Hiles C 2008 Donald Jenkins X-CFA Rep L Deborah Nagle Secretary L 2008 Darel Nowers Committee Chair L 2006 Donald E. Pace Finance Chair L 2006 La Verne Wallace LM 2006 Howard Wilbur Property Chair LM 2008 C. Barry Wood CM 2006 Site Committee - Mechuwana Gary R. Akeley C Ed Andrews L Peter Crockett LM Joan Greenleaf LW Kay Gregory L Steven Hill Chair Site Com L Cecily MacKinnon L Gary Marsh L Amy Story LW Rob Story L David Swett LM Harvey Versteeg LM Bob Withee Facilities Chair LM TERM ENDS FIRST YR Site Committee - Rolling Ridge JUNE 30 OF YEAR Bruce Arbour CM 2009 Gabriella Garcia CW 2009 Peter Hey CM 2008 Kristen B. Hollenbeck LW 2008 Jeffrey J. Hunt CM 2006

B-139 Richard Jones LM 2007 Sharon Jones CW 2006 Charles McLeod 2008 Allen Merrill CM 2007 Steven Notis CM 2008 Katherine Robinson LW 2006 John Serdanskey LM 2005 Hope Stuart LW 2005 Herbert B. Taylor CM 2006 John Taylor CM 2005 Matt Wissell CM 2006 John NNH DSCM TERM ENDS FIRST YR Site Committee - Wanakee JUNE 30 OF YEAR John Blackadar NNH DS CM Regina Bowler L 2007 Ray Carpenter 2006 2002 Tracy Claus L 2007 1996 Terry Large 2008 2003 Murray Nickerson 2008 2003 Susan Richards LW 2006 2002 Timothy Rieckhoff-Faris Site Director CM Rich Rudolf LM 2006 2002 Timothy Sweet 2007 2005 Carrie S. Way LW 2008 2002 Vickie Wood Parrish X-Tech CW 2006 Victoria Wood Parrish CW 2006 Stewardship Task Force Dorothy Asare Linda Campbell-Marshall Charles R. Carnahan x-off D. Stanley Cushing chair David A. Hoyt James T. McPhee x-off Peter Paradis Anne Robertson Wee-Li Tan Town & Country Norman Boulay CM Raymond Brady LM Walter R. Brown C Sandi Charbono L Hope Dyer L Gloria Hartford L Tracy A. Reeves C Janet E. Smith-Rushton X-LT CW David E. Svenson X-LT CM Kay D. Webb Co-chair CW Patricia V. Williams CW TERM ENDS FIRST YR UM Foundation of New England JUNE 30 OF YEAR Ed Abrahams Secretary LM 2008 2000 Thomas J. Baziak M 2009 2005 Wesley K Blair LM 2010 2006 Barbara L. Cann CW 2010 2006 Kathleen Cown Rood 2011 2007 Patricia Deyton LW 2008 2004 David W. Fitts Chair L 2008 2001 Stephen Ives LM 2010 2006 Marian Lippincott LW 2008 2004 Wendell D. Luke CM 2010 2006 David MacMahon LM 2008 2004 Robert B Needham 2009 2005 Diane Peak LW 2009 2005 John Regier Vice Chair L 2009 2001 James Stephen 2011 2007 Alexander Stewart L 2008 1999 Charles Stith CM 2011 2007 Kristine Kelley Stone 2011 2007 M Philip Susag 2010 2006 Wee-Li Tan X-Foundation President CM Herbert B Taylor CM 2008 2004

B-140 Peter D. Weaver X-Bishop CM Bruce Andrews 2013 2004 TERM ENDS FIRST YR United Methodist Elder Care JUNE 30 OF YEAR Bruce Andrews 2013 2004 Robert K Bower 2014 2005 Theresa T. Buchanan 2014 2006 Stephen F. Chase 2014 2005 Michael Crocker L 2007 2001 Maureen Curran L 2010 2002 JoAnn Dahmer 2013 2004 Carolyn Estepa 2014 2005 Ernest S. Frerichs 2011 2004 Daniel F. Harrington L 2009 2000 Thomas Hemmendinger L 2009 2001 E Holt Hughes IV CM 2013 2005 Keith Johnson 2012 2003 Paul Lamarre 2013 2004 Angela Markert 2013 2004 George Martin LM 2013 2005 James L. Martin CM 2009 2000 Linda M. Mathewson L 2009 2000 Phillip McClintock LM 2010 Johnell Norton 2012 2003 Gale O'Neil 2012 2003 Carol Owens L 2008 1999 David A. Purdy CM 2012 2003 Ellie Reed CW 2014 2006 Gary Shaw XCM Carol Shelton 2011 2002 Rebecca Silliman 2008 Charles Tramontana 2011 2002 Peter D. Weaver X Biship CM TERM ENDS FIRST YR Urban Ministries JUNE 30 OF YEAR We Hyun Chang 2009 2005 Donna Costa LW 2008 2004 Priscilla Dreyman CW 2008 2004 Gabriela Garcia CW 2009 2005 Nancy Huntington 2009 2005 James T. McPhee X-Bishop's Assistant CM John Mueller CM 2009 2005 Karen Peters 2009 2005 Gary S. Richards Chair CM Garvin Warden CM 2008 2004 TERM ENDS FIRST YR Visioning Table JUNE 30 OF YEAR Bruce Arbour CTWMA CM 2012 2007 Luis Benavides Hispanic CM 2012 2007 Alexander Blackstone Youth YM 2008 2007 Donna Costa Church/Society 2012 2007 Veta Daley Chair Lw 2012 2007 Allen Ewing Merrill CM 2012 2007 Fay Flanary GM LW 2012 2007 Will Green LM 2012 2007 Spring Hanna MME LW 2012 2007 Susan Heafield Risem CW 2012 2007 Joan Humphrey Pensions LW 2012 2007 Walter Kimball Tri LM 2012 2007 Alexander Lee Race/Religion CM 2012 2007 Sharon Lovejoy CONAM CW 2012 2007 Howard McGlauglin VIM LM 2012 2007 Joan McGlauglin NH LW 2012 2007 Wesley Palmer Tri CM 2012 2007 David Shannon NME LM 2012 2007 Laurel Scott Equit Comp CW 2012 2007 Karen Staake BD Laity LW 2012 2007 David Williams NME CM 2012 2007 Vicki Woods CMA CW 2012 2007 Bailey Woodworm Youth YM 2008 2007

B-141 2008 Annual Conference Budget Mission Total Mission Total Mission Share Conference Share Non-Mission Conference Share Budget Budget Budget Budget Share Budget Budget 2007 2008

FUND 1 - WORLD MISSIONS World Service Apportionment $896,087 $896,087 $932,484 $932,484 Black College Fund $122,784 $122,784 $120,677 $120,677 Africa University $27,114 $27,114 $26,649 $26,649 Episcopal Fund $230,402 $230,402 $243,864 $243,864 Ministerial Education Fund-Gen Church $231,264 $231,264 $227,295 $227,295 Ministerial Education Fund-Conference $77,088 $77,088 $75,765 $75,765 Interdenominational Cooperation Fund $23,874 $23,874 $23,936 $23,936 General Administration Fund s $77,497 $77,497 $82,087 $82,087 B-142 $1,686,110 $0 $1,686,110 $1,732,757 $0 $1,732,757 $0 Total World Mission FUND 2 - NEW ENGLAND MISSIONS Program and Ministries Annual Conference Sessions $0 $200,000 $200,000 $0 $210,000 $210,000 Anti-Racism $0 $5,000 $5,000 $0 $5,000 $5,000 Archives & History: Program $500 $500 $500 $500 Bishops' Initiative on Children & Poverty $0 $2,500 $2,500 $0 $1,000 $1,000 Board of Laity $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 Christian Peacemakers Team $0 $0 $1,500 $1,500 Christian Unity/Interreligious Concerns $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 Church & Society $500 $5,200 $5,700 $500 $5,200 $5,700 Congregational Development $0 $0 - Congregation Development Committee $7,900 $7,900 $6,900 $6,900 - Forum on the Future $0 $0 $0 $0 - Local Church Transformation Committee $20,700 $20,700 $28,100 $28,100 - New Church Leadership Training $0 $0 $0 $0 $60,000 - New Church Starts $14,950$2,000 $74,950$2,000 $59,950$2,000 $59,950$2,000 Grants- Town & Country $8,537 $8,537 $8,400 $8,400 - Urban Committee $2,500 $66,685 $69,185 $2,500 $79,500 $82,000 District Programming $8,000 $8,000 $8,000 $8,000 Missions (Global Missions) - Cluster Program Grants $0 $0 $0 $0 - Emerging Ministries $0 $0 $0 $0 - Ministry Grants $0 $0 $0 $0 Health and Welfare Ministries $0 $0 $0 $0 Higher Education & Campus Ministries $16,800 $16,800 $16,800 $16,800 Nicaragua Covenant $1,000 $138,000 $139,000 $1,000 $138,000 $139,000 Regional Ministries $17,000 $17,000 $17,000 $17,000 Resource Library $100 $400 $500 $100 $400 $500 Spirtual Life Programming $2,000 $6,300 $8,300 $2,000 $15,000 $17,000 West Angola Covenant $1,000 $13,700 $14,700 $1,000 $13,700 $14,700

Camping & Youth Ministries Site Directors $310,600 $310,600 $310,600 $6,750 $317,350 Youth Ministry Training/Prgrming $0 $1,000 $1,000 $0 $1,000 $1,000 Rolling Ridge Conf & Retreat Center $9,000 $345,000 $354,000 $9,000 $325,000 $334,000 Outdoor Ministries $6,000 $805,000 $811,000 $6,000 $772,500 $778,500

B-143 Council on Youth Ministries $2,000 $5,100 $7,100 $2,000 $2,000 $500 $500 Other MinistryReligion Committees & Race $2,500 $2,500 $1,500 $1,500 Ethnic Concerns Status & Role of Women $600 $500 $600 $500$500 $500 $500 $500 Leadership Committee $500 $500 Other New England Ministry Activities Archives & History - BU $8,000 $8,000 $8,000 $8,000 Communication $12,000 $12,000 $12,000 $12,000 Communication Staff $79,220 $79,220 $79,220 $1,959 $81,179 Conference Publication $38,000 $38,000 $42,000 $42,000 Equipping Leadership $0 $1,000 $1,000 $0 $1,000 $1,000 Expenses/NACD Dues $0 $0 $0 $0 Meetingsf and Administration $233,096 $0 $5,000$233,096 $5,000$233,096 $0 $16,428 $5,000 $249,524 $5,000 Parish Development Consultants $10,440 $30,000 $40,440 $10,000 $30,000 $40,000 Resource Team Staf

3 B-143 2008 Annual Conference Budget Mission Total Mission Total Mission Share Conference Share Non-Mission Conference Share Budget Budget Budget Budget Share Budget Budget 2007 2008 Other Conference Related Ministries Non-Mission Share Ministries $0 $390,000 $390,000 $409,500 $409,500 Connectional Mission Share Fund 2 $195,474 $195,474 $208,341 $208,341 s $1,034,41 7 $2,079,885 $3,114,302 $1,102,50 7 $2,036,93 7 $3,139,444 Total New England Mission FUND 3 - MINISTRY SUPPORT Conference Board of Pensions Retiree/Disabled Benefits $705,000 $1,727,302 $2,432,302 $600,000 $1,670,279 $2,270,279 Active Clergy Health Insurance $0 $3,258,340 $3,258,340 $0 $3,737,540 $3,737,540

B-144 Active Clergy Pension/Disability $0 $2,754,758 $2,754,758 $0 $2,919,431 $2,919,431 Moving Expenses $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 Episcopal Office Episcopal Residence $15,500 $10,000 $25,500 $16,930 $10,000 $26,930 Episcopal Residence: Assistant $12,500 $12,500 $10,520 $10,520 Episcopal office operation $111,300 $65,500 $176,800 $128,989 $66,500 $195,489 Committee on Episcopacy $750 $750 $750 $750 District Superintendency District Superintending $1,146,335 $1,146,335 $1,264,839 $1,264,839 District Housing $91,552 $91,552 $95,000 $95,000 Sustentation Fund $16,320 $26,000 $42,320 $16,500 $26,000 $42,500 Board of Ordained Ministry BOOM Operating Expenses $28,500 $28,500 $28,500 $28,500 BOOM Program Expenses $0 $0 $0 BOOM Registrar $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 $213,000$10,000 Maternity/PaternityCommittees Leave $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 ClergySexual TransitionEthics Response Team $25,000$3,000 $25,000$3,000 $25,000$3,500 $25,000$3,500 CommitteeEquitable on Investigation Compensation $500 $500 $500 $500 EquitableAdministrative Compensation Review Committee $185,000$500 $185,000$500 $213,000$500 $500 Committee on Rules $100 $100 $100 $100 Administrative Ministry Conference Center - Lawrence $208,558 $208,558 $210,700 $210,700 Insurance $59,000 $2,100,000 $2,159,000 $30,000 $2,200,000 $2,230,000 Legal Service $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 Administration Staff $401,153 $135,000 $536,153 $380,111 $166,647 $546,758 Auditing Expense $38,000 $38,000 $38,000 $38,000 Central Equipment $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 Conf Housing Maintenance/Repairs $32,000 $32,000 $42,000 $42,000 Conference Transformation Team $0 $0 $0 CFA, Mission Share Interpretation $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 Trustees $1,500 $292,000 $293,500 $2,000 $350,000 $352,000 General & Jurisdictional Delegates $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 Journal Publication $0 $15,000 $15,000 $0 $15,000 $15,000 Task Forces $1,500 $1,500 $4,500 $4,500 Mission Share Review Committee $0 $0 $0 $0 Racial Harassment Task Force $0 $0 $1,020 $1,020 B-145 Jurisdictional Conference Support $19,140 $19,140 $19,140 $19,140

Connectional Mission Share Fund 3 $667,109 $667,109 $673,281 $673,281

t $3,843,81 7 $10,633,900 $3,879,380 $11,436,39 7 Other Conf Related Admin Ministry $14,477,717 $15,315,777 Non-Mission Share Ministry Support $0 $250,000 $250,000 $0 $275,000 $275,000 OTHER ACTIVITIES/ADJUSTMENTS Total Mission/Ministry Together Suppor For Tomorrow Campaign $550,000 $550,000 $2,682,300 $2,682,300 Use of Subsidy Pool -$150,000 TOTAL $6,564,344 $12,713,785 $19,828,129 $6,564,643 $16,155,634 $22,870,277 B-146 B-147 B-148 MEMOIRS: 2006 – 2007

CLERGY Daniel Dorchester Allen

A third-generation Methodist minister, Dan was a distinguished educator, missionary, and pastor. He was born in Hartford, CT on August 4, 1925 to the Rev. Frederick Crosby and Ruth (Dorchester) Allen. His grandfather, the Rev. Liberace Dorchester, served churches in St. Louis, MO, Scranton, PA, and Simsbury & Hartford, CT. Dan began his education in a one-room school in Pleasant Valley, CT, after which he attended high school in Meridan, CT and Brooklyn, NY. He graduated in 1943 from Yale and Yale Divinity School with a BD. He later did graduate work at Perkins School of Theology, Dallas, TX, and Boston University, earning an STM in 1956. While at Yale, Dan met Ram Singh and “was captivated” by his stories of India. WhenThe Methodist Board of Mission invited 50 young people into training for a three-year missionary assignment, Dan accepted. In June 1949, Dan was ordained on the same day as both deacon and elder under the “Missionary Rule” by Bishop Oxnam of the New York Conference. Dan was immediately sent to work with the youth at Butler Methodist Church in Delhi, India, as a new member of the Delhi Conference. The following year he married the daughter of Methodist missionaries to India, Betty Stuntz, whom he had met at missionary training and who was teaching at the Delhi School of Social Work. During their 20 years in India, Dan was appointed by the Bishop to several diverse positions, seemingly whenever a major vacancy or an emergency occurred. Dan became an associate pastor in Old Delhi, taught physics, geometry, and Bible at high schools, served as District Superintendent twice, managed two boys’ schools, and as Vice Principal at Baring Christian College supervised the construction of seven major buildings after a flooding disaster. Finally typhoid fever damaged his health to the point where he had to return to the United States in 1969. Dan then served churches at Warehouse Point (now East Windsor), CT. for 6 years, Quincy, MA for 7 years, and Stafford Springs/Crystal Lake, CT, for 7 until his retirement in 1989. He also served on the Conference Board of Global Ministries. He attended many UMW meetings and taught several times in the School of Christian Mission. After his retirement he helped with special education at Tolland Middle School (CT) for 12 years; delivered Meals on Wheels in Vernon, CT, helped teach the adult class at Rockville UMC, visited many patients in hospitals, nursing homes, and their own homes, held membership in the Supper Group of people from Pakistan, and attended interfaith groups and educational events. Throughout his ministry, Dan was an avid student and teacher of the Bible, delighting in rediscovery and sharing of scriptural truths, many of which he lived out. According to the eulogy delivered by the Rev. Richard Garland, Dan was “almost a Renaissance man:” a teacher of many subjects, boat-builder and sailor, ham radio operator, choir member, square dancer, and photogra- pher, as well as family man and host to many friends. Dan is also remembered as a gentle, compassionate, and faith-filled man who, according to his son Eugene, “made everyone feel special.” After a period of declining health due to ALS, Dan died on January 29, 2007, at the University of Connecticut Medical Center. Two memorial services were held: the first on February 8, 2007 at Rockville (CT) UMC, with the Revs. Henrietta Aiello officiating, and Richard Garland giving the eulogy; the second on February 15, 2007 at Cheshire UMC, with the Rev. Stephen

B-149 Volpe (NY Conference) officiating, with the Revs. Ross Lilly and C.V. Thomas participating. At Rockville, Dan’s granddaughter was organist, with special music by his 4 children and 11 grandchildren. Dan is survived by his wife, Betty, of 56 years; two sons: Kenneth and his wife Peggy of Cheshire, and Eugene and his wife Sandra of Hingham, MA; two daughters: Janet Machula and her husband Paul of Glove, AZ, and Martha Dickinson and her husband Tom of Youngstown, OH; a brother, Robert, of Richland, WA; a sister, Barbara Vonderheide of South Woodstock; `11 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren.

Harry A. Bartlett

Remembered by many as a man of courage, good humor, and love for people, especially the less fortunate, Harry was born on March 6, 1935 in Ponemah, NH to Elgin and Alida (Glover) Bartlett. He grew up on a farm and learned farming and 4H skills. Graduating from High School in 1955 Harry worked for several local businesses, eventually becoming interested in church work. Finally, his pastor convinced him to further his education, so he left New England for Kendall College, Evanston, IL, completing an AA degree in 1964. He than earned his BA at Baker University in Baldwin City, KS. While at Baker, Harry was student supply pastor at Vinland UMC, followed by a summer at Hoyt & Mayette UMCs. He earned a local pastor’s license, and in 1966 entered Garrett Theological Seminary in Evanston, During the next two years, he was student supply pastor at Alden Community UMC (IL). However, in 1968, due to ill health, he and his new wife Carol moved back to New Hampshire to serve Trinity UMC in Colebrook. During that time, he earned his Licentiate in Sacred Theology from Bishop’s University in Lennoxsville, PQ. As part of his New Hampshire ministry, Harry worked with the Colebrook 4H Club, Webelos Scouts, the Civil Air Patrol, and REACT. He became an avid CBer, with many contacts over a 200-mile area. Developing an interest in photography, Harry built a darkroom in the Colebrook parsonage, where he and several others learned the craft. He also helped develop a children’s clothing factory, becoming sewing instructor and quality control manager for Manchester Mfg. Co. in Colebrook. During the next seven years, Harry became a school bus driver and a guard at the Coos County Jail, where he touched the lives of many young people and inmates. Joining the United Church of Christ, Harry served as Interim Pastor of Monadnock Congregational Church in Colebrook and First Baptist Church, No. Stratford, NH. Finally, in l980, he decided to go back to seminary at Gordon Conwell, So. Hamilton, MA. He did his student practicum at Hollis (NH) Congregational Church, and was ordained in 1983 at Monadnock Congregational Church, Colebrook. He then became Pastor/Teacher of the shared ministry of Berlin UCC and UMC and Errol Congregational Church, serving there until 1990. While in Berlin, Harry was also chaplain of the Coos County Nursing Home, chaplain of the Berlin Fire Department, and secretary of the Berlin Rotary Club. Active in IOOF, Harry became Sovereign Grand Chaplain of the World in 1986-87, having the privilege of leading prayers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, DC. Harry then served Immanuel Community Church, Concord, NH for two years, after which he was called to serve St. Stephen’s UCC, Haubstadt, IN. Due to a stroke and multiple difficulties, he

B-150 retired in 1998.Two years later, the Bartletts moved to Round Lake, IL where Harry volunteered service at the Community Church, as well as serving as supply pastor at Zion UCC in Carpentersville, IL until retiring again in 2005. According to his wife, he "loved people, doing craft projects, gardening, his beloved dog, cat and birds, and riding his Rascal scooter. His love and humor for all things of life sustained him through many difficulties and triumphs.” The text of Matthew 25:35-40 provided the major theme for his ministry. Harry died from complications following heart surgery on September 18, 2006 at Good Shepherd Hospital in Barrington, IL. Celebrations of his life were held at St. Peter Church, Lake Zurich, IL, and at Milford (NH) UMC on September 26, 2006. Burial was at Meadowview Cemetery, Amherst, NH. Harry is survived by his wife of 42 years, two sisters: Doris Gallagher of Milford, NH and Hazel Scott of Amherst, NH; his sister-in-law, Lesly Kovac, of Round Lake, IL. and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Charles Hodges Benson Jr. Honored as one who gave “voice to those who had none,” Charles was born on June 7, 1930 in Baltimore, MD to Charles J. Sr and Marie Medinger Benson. After graduation from Baltimore City College in 1949 he worked for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. He served in the U.S. Army from 1951 to 1954. While stationed at Ft. Devens, MA he met and married Celeste Haimbach. After discharge, Charles entered Bangor Theological Seminary from which he graduated in 1960. During those years he served churches in Milo and Bar Harbor, Maine. Charles also com- muted to Farmington State Teachers College, where he earned a B.A. in education. He then served as local pastor for two years in Richmond and taught second grade in Farmington. In the summer of 1961 he attended school for supply pastors at Boston University School of Theology. After his ordination as deacon in 1961 he served at Monticello, becoming a full member of the Maine Annual Conference at his ordination as elder in 1964. He then served churches in Lincoln and Sanford, Maine. In 1970 Charles was appointed to the Ecumenical Institute of Framingham, MA. And relocated to Chicago the following year. He worked with community leaders in the depressed north and west sections for church and community revitalization. In 1974 he moved the Institute’s offices to Anchorage, Alaska, and began work with the Fairview Community. He held the first town hall meeting there, wrote the first bylaws of the town council, helped found the Fairview Community Patrol, and worked to develop several neighborhood parks including Fairview Lions and Sitka Parks. After retirement from the ministry in 1978, he worked for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources until 1999. Leading an active and full life, Charles was a dedicated community volunteer, working with the Federation of Community Councils, Fairview Community Council, Anchorage Literacy Projects, Salvation Army Older Alaskans Program, and coaching reading at Fairview Elementary School, He also enjoyed sports, music, and outdoor life in Alaska. After a long illness, Charles died on April 16, 2007 in Anchorage. A memorial service took place at the Anchorage Senior Center on April 21, with the Rev. William Choate officiating. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Celeste; their children, Charles III, Paul, Rebecca Hepker and Michael; and eight grandchildren.

B-151 William Leroy Bradley

Parish minister and Army chaplain for many years, Bill was born in Worcester, MA, on April 7, 1929 to Merle K. and Awilda M. (Holly) Bradley. He graduated from the University of Connecticut, and Boston University School of Theology. Bill served churches in Old Mystic & Noank, CT. (1949-50), Mapleville & Glendale (1951-52), Park United Church in Fall River, MA (1953-54), Edgartown, MA (1955-57), Fairhaven (1958-67), and Hingham (1968-71). He then became Chief Probation officer at Barnstable (MA) Probate and Family Court until his retirement in 1990. During these years he was also a chaplain in the Army Reserves. He graduated from the US Army Command and General Staff College, and retired as a Lt. Colonel with 27 years’ service. In addition, he was a 50-year member of the Masons. Bill died on May 6, 2007 in New Bedford. He was survived by his step-son, George M. Amaral of Maidenhead, England; a step-granddaughter, Valdirene of London, England; and several cousins. He was predeceased by his second wife Virginia in 2006, his first wife Barbara and a son Frederick.

Kenneth Bradfield Campbell

Brad, as family and friends called him, was born on March 14, 1936 in Greeley, Colorado to Kenneth Gale and Betsey (Bradfield) Campbell. He earned a B.A. at Nebraska Wesleyan University, a B.D. at Iliff Seminary in Denver, and an STM in pastoral counseling at Boston University School of Theology in 1963. During his years at BUSTH Brad began ministry at Milton Mills & Sanbornville, NH. In 1965 he was appointed to First UMC, Methuen, MA where he remained until 1970. He then joined the United Church of Christ. Brad founded and led Agape Chapel in Lowell and Chelmsford, MA. until the mid-1980s. He then became Activities Director at Suburban Manor, Acton, MA, until his retirement in 1998. Shortly thereafter, the Campbells relocated to Delaware, Ohio, Martha’s childhood home. Brad was active in Jewish-Christian activities, attending a Messianic synagogue and traveling to Israel. His death came suddenly on January 5, 2007. A memorial service was held at William Street UMC, Delaware, with the Rev. Sharon Beattie and Rabbi Howard Silverman officiating. Burial was in the family plot in Greeley, CO. Besides his wife Martha, Brad was survived by their five children: Peter Campstrom of Oakhurst, CA, Kenneth Campbell of Burlington, MA, Douglas Campbell of Powell, Ohio, Betsey Driscoll of Chelmsford, MA, and Mary Shetler of Lowell, MA, and eleven grandchildren.

B-152 Ernest R. Case

Pastor on radio and television as well as in several communities, Ernest was born in 1919 in Rock Hill, NY to Andrew and Wilhemena (Denton) Case, descendent of Mayflower passenger Stephen Hopkins. Ernest graduated from Albany State Teachers College and Boston University School of Theology. He married Glendys Bickford in 1946. Ordained deacon in 1945 and elder in 1947, he served churches in West Chelmsford, Framingham, Waltham and Belmont, MA While a Waltham, he designed the rose stained glass window. From 1976 to 1986, Ernest was Pastor of the First Radio Parish Church of America, based on Portland, ME. During those years he served on many Conference boards, most notably in leadership of the Commission on Archives and History. He was also a member of the Board of the Red Cross and other community agencies. Upon retirement in 1986, the Cases moved to Penney Farms Retirement Community in Florida, spending their summers in Islesboro, ME. Ernest continued his interest in history, geneal- ogy, poetry, stained glass, stamps and coins. He was also a published writer. Ernest died on July 22, 2006 in Islesboro. A memorial service was held at the Penney Retirement Community Church on August 5, with burial in Islesboro. Ernest was survived by his wife Glendys of 60 years, who died less than four months later, three daughters: Derreth Roberts of South Berwick, ME, Valerie Hahn of Columbia, SC, and the Rev. Casey Collins of Peaks Island, ME; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Clovis A. Frame

Parish minister, teacher and navy chaplain for 50 years, Clovis was born on July 28, 1914 in Salesville, Ohio, the son of Ralph E. and Flora M. (Young) Frame. He graduated from Lore City (Ohio) High School in 1932, and then studied Bible and music at Moody Bible Institute. He earned a BD in history t Muskingum College, and an M.Div. at Boston University School of Theology. Clovis had been student supply pastor at McKendree Circuit and Cambridge, East Side, but during seminary served Cranston Street UMC in Providence, RI In the year he graduated, 1942, he married Dorothy Mildred Carr, was ordained both deacon and elder in the Northeast Ohio Conference under the special Disciplinary provision for military chaplains, and became an Ensign in the US Navy. Clovis served for twenty years during World War II and the Korean War aboard the USS Prometheus and the USS Leyte, and at naval bases on Saipan, San Diego, Portsmouth, NH. Retiring as Commander in 1962, he earned a Master’s degree in history at Ohio University in 1965. He then taught history at Ricker College, Houlton, ME (1965-1974) and a year at the University of Maine at Presque Isle. During these years he served the Monticello UMC, Houlton Baptist Church, and Hogdon UMC, the latter for 17 years until retirement in 1985. He maintained his interest in young people and singing in church and community choirs. “A gentleman and a scholar to the end,” Clovis died in Houlton on May 15, 2006, the day after his 64th. wedding anniversary. His funeral was held in the Hogdon UMC, Houlton, with

B-153 Marilyn Rohdin officiating. Burial was in Hogdon Cemetery, Houlton. Clovis was survived by his wife Dorothy; two sons: Robert Eric and Bruce Aln; a daughter, Pamela Mae Galda; and two grandsons. He was predeceased by his brothers Cleland E., John C., James W. and his sister Gladys F. Curtis.

William Blair Gould

Distinguished for his career as professor, administrator, and author, Bill was born on April 22, 1924 in Los Angeles, CA to Earle and Marguerite (Brown) Gould. He earned a BA at Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT, and an M.Div. at Union Seminary, New York City, for which he was awarded a Boston Globe scholarship. He then earned a PhD in Theological Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. He also took courses at American, Oxford, and Yale Universities. In the middle of his college years he enlisted in the Army Air Corps and served three years in North Africa. After ordination in the New York East Conference, Bill served churches in Brooklyn, East Meadow (1952-55), and Middletown, NY (1955-58). In 1959, he transferred to the Nebraska Conference and became Director of the Wesley Foundation at the University of Nebraska, where he organized the Methodist Chapel and student center. In 1963 Bill became Director of the Office of Campus Ministry. He also designed and administered International University and World Change conferences for the University Christian Movement, the Methodist Student Movement, and Newman International. Invited to become a member of the General Board of Missions, he arranged national and international student study programs. In 1967-68 Bill was Professor and Chairman of the Department of Religious Studies at Bradley University, Peoria, IL. He then moved to Washington College for two years as Dean and Professor of Philosophy and Religion. Returning to parish ministry in 1971, Bill served as pastor of Asbury UMC, Warwick, for five years. During those years, he designed and led workshops in organizational development for clergy and lay leaders of the Southern New England Conference. As Chairman of the Commission on Faith and Order of the Rhode Island State Council of Churches, In 1976 he became Professor of Religion and Philosophy at the University of Dubuque, retiring in 1991. From 1976 to 1991, he also gave seminars in professional ethics and current issues in philosophy for clergy and laity. He was a diplomate of Frankel Institute, and published books on Bonhoeffer and Frankel. Continuing to teach after formal retirement, Bill served as Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at Union Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio. From 1994 to 2006, he lectured at Duke University Institute for Learning in Retirement. Remembered as “a witty observer of mankind, religion, and politics; a gentlemen,” Bill died on September 21, 2006. His funeral took place on October 10 at Binkley Memorial Baptist Church, Chapel Hill, NC. A military service was also held at Arlington National Cemetery. Bill was survived by his wife of 51 years, Natalie R. Gould, of Pittsboro, NC.

B-154 William Oscar Grunden

Remembered for his humor and helpfulness, Bill was born on June 27, 1927 in Mt.Vernon, NY, the son of Walter and Hannah Grunden. During World War II, he left high school and lied about his age to join the US Navy. He served in the North Atlantic on a destroyer escort on convoy duty, and was honorably discharged as a petty officer third class. Returning to civilian life, he completed his GED, and eventually met and married Loretta Brown, whom he married in 1952. Bill then graduated from Hope College, Holland, Michigan, and attended Asbury Seminary in Louisville, KY. He was ordained in 1954 and began pasturing in Lexington, KY. The following year, the Grundens returned to New England to pastorates in East Glastonbury and Stafford Springs, CT, Providence, RI, and Martha’s Vineyard in 1968. After retirement, Bill and his family moved to their cottage in Trinity Park, Oak Bluffs. They became well known as the proprietors of the Wigwam Paper Store. Bill served as chaplain of the Oak Bluffs Fire Department for 26 years, served as a volunteer fireman, captain, and fire investigator, and attended the FBI Arson School in Quantico, VA. His fondness for the Vineyard was evi- dent as he drove tour buses and enjoyed fishing. His keen interest in card games, especially bridge, prepared him to publish “The Weak Two System,” a book on bridge strategy, in 1975. Loretta died in 1991 after a long illness. Later, Bill met and married Betty Cheever of Wimauma, FL. She also became ill and died in 2004. Bill followed them on February 28, 2007 at Sun City Center, FL. A memorial service was held on August 18 at Trinity UMC, Oak Bluffs. Bill was survived by three sons: Paul of Falmouth, MA, David of Oak Bluffs, and Wesley of Cave Creek, AZ; three step-children: James Cheever, Thomas Cheever, and Joy Rogers; a brother, Charles of Falmouth; and many nieces and nephews.

Charles David Hoyt

Grandson of a Methodist minister, the Rev. Charles Oscar Perry, an influential role model and mentor, Charlie was born on July 10, 1932 in Portland, Maine to David William and Elsie (Perry) Hoyt. He earned a BS at the University of Maine in Orono in 1954 and an M.Div. at Boston University School of Theology in 1959. . Meanwhile, he began ministry in Vanceboro in 1956, followed by Hamden and East Dixmont in 1959-60. He transferred to the New England Southern Conference to serve churches in Portland and Warehouse Point (1961-63). The next four years, 1964-6 were spent at school. From 1967 to 1973, he served in Baltic & Versailles, followed by Brockton, 1974- 75, Chicopee Falls and Springfield, 1976-77, Gloucester, 12978-82, and Bourne/Catamet in 1983. Taking a leave of absence Charlie moved to New Hampshire, where he did extensive volunteer work until he retired in 1985. He enjoyed reading, Bible study, sewing and knitting, painting, and photography. He is remembered as energetic and loving life. Charlie died on August 31, 2006. A memorial service was held on September 14 at Havenwood Retirement Center, Concord, NH. Charlie was survived by two sisters: Jean Tauscher of Perry, GA and Laurel Blaney of Santa Cruz, CA. one nephew; four nieces; and many great nephews and nieces.

B-155 Yeager Hudson

Professor of Theology and Religion for many years, Yeager was born on August 14, 1931 In Meridian, Mississippi to Dr. William Ernest and Effie Elizabeth (Yeager) Hudson. Yeager graduated with honors from Millsaps (Methodist) College, Jackson, MI in 1954. He worked his way through college by preaching and bookkeeping. In December 1953 he married Louise Hight, his college sweetheart. In the year following graduation, Yeager pastured three little churches in Mississippi, and was ordained in the Mississippi Conference. He then won a scholarship to begin study toward a PhD at Boston University School of Theology. In 1959, he was invited to become a student teaching assistant in the Philosophy and Religion Department of Colby College, Maine. He spent two years there and joined the Maine Conference. In 1961 he returned to Boston to complete his PhD. Relocating to Colby College in 1963, Yeager resumed his teaching of religion and philosophy. He spent his first sabbatical in India thru a Fulbright Scholarship. During another in 1985 he spent one semester as teacher-in-residence at six colleges in the highlands of Sri Lanka, followed by a second semester in Nepal and Kashmir doing research for a book, “Emerson and Tagore: the Poet as Philosopher”, which was published in 1988. An avid scholar and author, Yeager edited several other books. In 1999, Colby College honored him for his 40 years service. Retiring after 50 years of ministry in 2004, Yeager and Louise moved to Georgetown where they had spent summers at Indian Point. During the winter of 2007 they rented an apartment Topsham, where Yeager died on April 21, 2007. His funeral was held on April 28 at the Bath UMC, with the Rev. Beverly Blaisdell officiating. Burial was at Mountainside Cemetery, Georgetown. Yeager was survived by his wife Louise of 53 years; two sons: Paul B. of Georgetown, ME, and Gareth Y. of Cincinnati, OH; and five grandchildren.

Donald Edward Jones

Pastor, teacher, traveler, and musician, Don was born on February 23, 1929 in Springfield, MA to Edward and Pearl (Agambar) Jones. He graduated from Springfield Technical High School in 1947 and attended the US Naval Academy for two years. Feeling a call to ministry, Don earned a BA in philosophy at Amherst College in 1952. He entered Boston University School of Theology, and was ordained in the mid-1950s. He began his ministry in 1956 at First UMC, Marlborough, and then served in Framingham until 1967. That year Don became professor of philosophy, religion, and psychology, as well as coordinator of religious affairs at the former Dean Junior College, Franklin, until his retirement in 1991. He then lived in Needham and Cotuit before moving to Norwell in 1998. Don enjoyed the outdoors, especially sailing and hiking. He was remembered as a person of many gifts and talents, including humor, generosity, wonder, and presence. Don died on June 16, 2006 of a viral attack at New England Medical Center, Boston. A memorial service was held on June 24 at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Scituate, with the Rev. Landon Lindsay presiding. Don was survived by his wife of 54 years, Patricia (Beale) Jones; two sons: Timothy of Boston and Christopher of Natick; a daughter, Pamela Healy of Norwell; three grandsons and a granddaughter.

B-156 Benjamin A. Laird

Benjamin was born on December 30, 1924 in Newton, Kansas, to Irl and Fern (Titus) Laird. He graduated from the College of the Pacific in 1951 and Boston University School of Theology in 1953. That year he married Mary Nickerson, and they raised four children. Ordained in the California-Nevada Conference, Ben began ministry at North Sacramento. After seminary, he transferred to the Southern California-Arizona Conference and served at Shell Beach. From 1958 to 1968 he served in missions in the Alaska Conference. Relocating to Maine, he served at Calais-South Robbinston and Eliot until 1975 when he joined the West PA Conference to serve seven churches in seven years. In 1982, Ben transferred to Southern New England Conference to pastor at Harwich, from where he retired in 1989. In addition to ministry, Ben was a talented mechanic and woodworker, designing his own octagonal house. After years of battling leukemia and Parkinson’s Disease, Ben died on March 7, 2007. His funeral was held on August 15, 2007 at his home in Chatham, MA, with the Rev. Eric Wilestrom presiding. Burial was also at his home. Ben was survived by his wife of 53 years, Mary (Nickerson) Laird, and their four children: Gerald Stephen, Timothy, Peter, and Ruth Kathleen Cumming.

Guy Stier Morrison

Pastor, teacher-professor, accountant, and civic leader, Guy was born on October 12, 1928 in Kansas City, MO to Guy Thornton and Florida Elizabeth (Stier) Morrison. After his mother died suddenly in his teens, Guy graduated from Lexington High School, and William Jewell College, Liberty, MO, with a BA in 1950. He then became a high school teacher and accountant. Attracted to Harvard where his brother was attending medical school, Guy entered Harvard Divinity School where he earned an M.Div. in 1955. That same year, Guy married Mae Ross and began his first pastorate as Associate at Park Ridge (IL) UMC. He then became pastor of Christ UMC< Wellesley, MA (1960-66).until he became Head of New Church Development for the National Board of Missions for five years. In 1971 he was elected Executive Director of the New England Deaconess Association, now the Deaconess Abundant Life communities, where he remained until retirement in 1998. During those years, Guy also served as president of the Concord Rotary Club, Concord Council of Churches, Concord Chamber of Commerce, and the Association of Homes and Services for the Aging. He was honored as “Concord Business Person of the Year” in 1992. Guy died on January 12, 2007 in Chatham, MA. A memorial service was held on January 20 at Trinitarian Congregational Church, Concord, with the Rev. Dr. John Lombard officiating. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord. Guy was survived by his wife of 52 years, Mae, of Chatham; a son Paul of Cos Cob, CT; a daughter Laurel Parrish of Concord; a granddaughter Katie Parrish of Concord; and many nieces and nephews. Guy was predeceased by a brother, Robert.

B-157 John Olland Parker

Remembered as “a man who was strong in body, mind, and soul,” John was born on December 5, 1935 in Lowell, MA to Alfred H. and Mollie (Garstang) Parker. He graduated from Pepperell High School in 1954, and served in the US Naval Reserve aboard the USS Intrepid in the Mediterranean in 1955. Returning home, he earned a BA at the University of Massachusetts in 1959, and a STB at Boston University School of Theology in 1962, followed that same year his ordination as elder in the Southern New England Conference. John’s 40-year ministry began at Lynnfield-Wakefield UMC as youth director, and later as student pastor at People’s UMC, Newburyport. He then took on pasturing at Byfield, followed by being associate pastor and youth minister at Carter Memorial, Needham Heights. He then served for 10 years at Epworth UMC, Worcester, as well as being chaplain to the Worcester Fire Department. During those years he organized “Word for Worcester” for ecumenical evangelism, which later became nation-wide as “Key 73.” He was honored by being named Pastor Emeritus of Epworth UMC. In 1978, John was appointed Superintendent of the Connecticut-Western Massachusetts District of the Southern New England Conference. In 1982 he returned to parish ministry at Sudbury UMC for 6-1/2 years, after which he served the Pittsfield Area Council of Churches administering the Emergency Fund. He also served on many Conference boards: Evangelism (as chairman), Trustees, Ordained Ministry (both Conference and District), and Christian Vocation, before retirement in 2000. He was also a third degree Mason. He was a long-time member of the Board of Directors of the UM Federal Credit Union, serving as its president in 2003-2006. John was also a choir member in his various churches, an avid sports fan, and enjoyed the family homes in Vermont and coastal Maine. John died on July 17, 2006 at Monte Vista Farm, VT of heart failure. A memorial service was held at Epworth UMC, Worcester, on July 22. John was survived by his wife of 50 years, Catherine Snyder Parker; daughter, Debra Orrell of Worcester; two sons: Breck of Saco, ME, and Wesley of Amherst, MA; a brother, Kenneth of Hadley, MA; a sister, Judith Moore of Brooksville, FL; 9 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

Milton Linfield Smith Sr.

The son of a clergy couple, Milt was born on April 24, 1925 in Fremont, NH to the Revs. Frederick and Laura (Tandy) Smith. Milt served in the US Navy Seabees during World War II. In 1948 he married Dorothy E. Cole, who became his life-long partner in ministry. He then earned a BA at the University of Maine, an M.Div. at Bangor Seminary, and was ordained elder in the Maine Conference in 1961. His 36-year ministry in 11 churches began in 1954 at East Corinth, Maine, followed by Hampden, Monticello, and Brownville Junction, Maine. In 1966 he was appointed to Amesbury, MA, and in 1969-86 to Suncook, Lancaster, and Londonderry, NH. During the Suncook pastorate, Milt was chaplain of the NH General Court. In 1987 he was appointed to Grace Church, Haverhill, MA. His last appointment

B-158 was at his first church in East Corinth, ME, from which he retired in 1990. Milt preached or sang in a total of 180 churches in the US, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland, where his father was born and where he and his family spent 45 summers. Milt died suddenly on May 27, 2007 at Concord Hospital. A memorial service was held at Wesley UMC< Concord on May 30, with the Revs. Peter Hey, William Keeffe, and John Blackadar participating. Milt was survived by his wife of 59 years, Dorothy; four sons: Milton Jr. of Strafford, Kevin of Missouri, the Rev. R. Lee of Massachusetts, and Frederick of Warner; a daughter, Natalie Leclair of Kittery, ME; 9 grandchildren, and 6 great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Milt was predeceased by a brother, Neilson, and a sister Nathalie Turner.

Harold D. Smock

Harold was born on August 30, 1908 in Eatontown, NJ, the only child of Albert and Catherine (Covert) Smock. He graduated from Red Bank (NJ) High School and Temple University School of Theology in 1939. He served several churches in New Jersey until 1951 when he was appointed to South Hadley, MA. In 1961 he began a 12-year pastorate at Starrett Memorial UMC, Athol. After retirement in 1973, Harold preached part-time at churches in Braintree, Spencer, Warren, and West Warren. He was also chaplain of Booth Bay Chapter 114 of NAFCA (camping association) until 2001. Harold enjoyed travel, camping, and gardening. His skill in carpentry enabled him to design not only his parents’ home during his high school years, but also his retirement home in West Brookfield. He was a long-time member of the Rotary Clubs in Athol and West Brookfield, served as president, and was named a Paul Harris Fellow. He was also honored in 1997 with the Roger Buzzell Memorial Award for his many hours of service to the Brookfield Council on Aging. Harold died on January 31, 2007 at the age of 98 at Quabbin Valley Healthcare, Athol. A memorial service was held on February 3 at the George Whitefield UMC, West Brookfield, with the Rev. Karen Gutowski presiding. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Harold was survived by his son Frederick of West Brookfield, a daughter Elizabeth Sylvester of Grange, a grandson John, four great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Harold was predeceased by his wife of 55 years, Florence (Knowlton) Smock, in 1994.

Lawrence Sylvester Staples

Pastor for 69 years and recipient in 2005 of the Golden Cane for the oldest member and the longest service in the New England Conference, Larry was born on August 13, 1914 In South Berwick, ME to the Rev. Louis and Bernice (Sylvester) Staples, who was DS in the Maine Conference. In 1939 he married a minister’s daughter, Georgia M. Sparks. Larry earned a BA in German and Education at the University of Maine in 1939, and was ordained elder that same year. He later earned an M.Div. at Boston University School of Theology in 1948. Larry began his ministry in 1939 at Stonington & South Deer Isle, followed by pastorates at Hartland, Fairfield and Fairfield Center. He served in the Philippines as an Army chaplain from 1944 to 1946, returning to Boston to complete his M.Div degree in 1948. Transferring to the New

B-159 England Conference, he then served churches in Forest Hill and Worcester, MA. After serving again as Army chaplaincy during the Korean War, 1950-51, Larry served in Quincy, Northampton, Everett, Salem, Lee & Lenoxdale, Stafford Springs and East Hartford, retiring in 1985. During his 42 years of service, he served on district parsonage and church location committees, and Conference Trustees. Continuing to serve after retirement, Larry became minister of visitation at Manchester South UMC, Manchester, CT. Serving in numerous community groups, Larry was chaplain at the Masonic Lodge in Mount Vernon and the Galilean Lodge A.F. & A.M. in Everett, MA. Larry traveled widely at home and abroad, and enjoyed coin collecting, photography, woodworking and animals. He had a great sense of humor and loved sharing stories of his military career. He was always supportive of his family and many friends, and was characterized by his daughter Donna as her “best cheering section.” Larry died “full of years” at age 98 on February 6, 2007 at Havenwood Heritage Heights, Concord. NH. A memorial service was held at Wesley UMC< Concord, on February 10. Larry was survived by his daughter, Donna Rowland of Epsom; a sister, Frances Gallis of Ohio; a granddaughter, Colleen Rowland of Ashland; and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife of 65 years, Georgia Staples, who died in 2003, and his brother, Dr. Stanley Staples.

Edwin A. Trench Jr.

Pastor, boat builder, and wood worker, Ed was born on March 23, 1925 in Bourne, MA to Edwin A. Sr. and Gertrude M. (Bumpus) Trench. After graduating from Bourne High School in 1945, he joined the US Navy, serving on the cruiser USS Manchester and then attending the War College in Newport, RI. He later worked in the family business, Trench Cleaners, at Buzzards Bay. Hearing a call to ministry at an E. Stanley Jones rally in New Bedford in the early 1960s, Ed took correspondent courses and later completed the Course of Study at Boston University School of Theology in 1968. He was ordained deacon in 1967 and became an Associate Member of the New England Southern Conference in 1970. Beginning in 1965, Ed served in East Harwich, South Harwich & South Chatham until 1969, and Coventry Greene & Washington until 1974. For the next 8 years he served the Windham County Country Parish, North Grosvenordale/ East Thompson/ Killingly, Atttawaugan/Plainfield, Moosup/Sterling, and Oneco. He then was appointed to Hingham & Hull, 1983-87, and Marlboro & North Grafton, 1988-91, retiring in 1992 to Sagamore Beach. In many of these churches, he was co-pastor with his wife, the Rev. Jean (Gibbs) Trench, whom he married in 1948. His son William said of Ed that “no one ever wanted to be a pastor more than my dad; no one was more committed to it.” A skilled carpenter, Ed became a frequent boat builder, using the St. Pierre dory model. His woodworking skills were often called upon by friends and family, especially to make dolls. According to his son, Ed believed “that things should be straight, true, plumb, and right.” Ed died of congestive heart failure on November 29, 2006. A memorial service was held at Swift Memorial UMC, Sagamore Beach, MA, with the Revs. Dr. Errol E. Leslie and Dr. William C. Trench, officiating. Burial was in Sagamore Cemetery. Ed was survived by his wife of 59 years, the Rev. Jean Trench; a son, the Rev. William C. Trench of East Greenwich; a daughter, Cheryl J. Trench of New York City and Sagamore Beach; a granddaughter, Carolyn J. Trench of Northampton and East Greenwich, RI; a sister, Vivian Trench Souza of Barnstable and Ocala, FL; and many nieces and nephews.

B-160 Allan F. Wells-Goodwin

Pastor, teacher, counselor, and published author, Allan was born on August 29, 1943 in Hudson, NH to Frederick Thurlow and Claire (Theriault) Goodwin. He graduated from Alvirne High School, Hudson, NH in 1961, and worked in the family restaurant, Goodwin’s Fried Clams. He then became a design draftsman in mechanical engineering. In 1963 he joined R.C.A. working on the radar system for the Lunar Excursion Module from 1963 to 1974, and later from 1982 to 1985. Meanwhile he continued his education, graduating from the NH School for Life Long Learning in 1979 and Boston University School of Theology in 1985. The following year he married the Rev. Dana Beth Wells-Goodwin, and together they raised four sons. Allan’s ministry began at Penacook, NH, 1974-75. during which time he published a history of that church, which is now in the NH State Library. In 1975 Chi Chester was added to his charge, at which he stayed until 1982. Meanwhile he was ordained deacon in the New Hampshire Conference in 1981. He then moved to Arlington Heights, MA in 1984. In 1986 Allan became pastor at Naples and North Sebago, ME for ten years, during which he was ordained elder in the Maine Conference in 1988. He then served as pastor at East Boothbay & Boothbay Harbor for 7 years, 1996 to 2003, continuing at Boothbay Harbor until his retirement in 2005. Residing at “Coping Haven” in Denmark, ME. he served North Sebago UMC and the Conference After-Pastor Assistance Resources & Training (APART) team. Allan also served as co-chair of Maine Conference COSROW, 1988-1993, his District Superintendency Committee, his District Church Building & Location Committee, and the New England Conference Response Team. As teacher and author, Allan designed and led several seminars on dealing with sexual misconduct issues, victim support, and after-pastor care of parishes. He also designed and taught a “Total Human Care” seminar for local churches using his own booklet by that names. In 2005 he published a book on after-pastor care, “Wounded Churches, Wounded People” and gave lectures on “Biblical Perspectives on Dealing With Sexual Abuse.” He was a team member for Critical Incident Stress Debriefing for hospitals, rescue squads, a school and a lumber yard. In 2006 he became diplomate in the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress. Allen also served on the Community Resource Council Besides ministry in various forms, Allan loved antique cars. He was a member of Maine Obsolete Auto League (MOALS) and proudly owned both an Olds Cutlass 442 and a 1931 Model A Ford Roadster. Allan died suddenly at home on March 22, 2007 of congestive heart failure. His funeral was held on March 31 at North Sebago UMC, with Pastor Neil Gastonguay presiding. A graveside service was held on May 5 at Forest Hills Cemetery, Bridgton, ME. Allan was survived by his wife of 23 years, the Rev. DanaBeth Wells-Goodwin, of Denmark, ME; their four sons: Allan Jr, Brian, Matthew, and Benjamin; 8 grandchildren a sister, Betty L. Gratrix, and several nephews and cousins. Allan was predeceased by his brother Carl.

B-161 James L. White

Jim was born on October 7, 1930 in Wilson, NC to Eugene and Verna White. When he was 3, the family moved to Taunton, MA He graduated from Boston University with a BA from the College of Liberal Arts and an M.Div. from the School of Theology. In 1951 while serving as assistant minister at Central UMC, Brockton, MA he met and married Dorothy. Jim was ordained in the New England Southern Conference as served as pastor at East Braintree, Thompsonville, and Danielson, CT In 1960 he moved to the New York Conference as Director of Youth Work on the NY Conference Board of Education. He also served as camp director at Camp Quinipet on Shelter Island. In 1964 Jim was appointed to Simpson UMC, Amityville, NY. In 1968 he became association pastor at Memorial UMC, White Plains, NY where he served until his appointment in 1972 as pastor at Floral Park UMC. IN 1978 he became chaplain and later general manager t Bethel Springvale Inn and assistant director of the Bethel Methodist Homes in Croton-on- Hudson/Ossining, NY. He was elected to the Lakeland School Board in Shrub Oak, NY. In 1983 he was appointed administrator of Friendly Acres Retirement Home in Newton, Kansas. He then returned to New York to serve in Gardnertown, Saint James, and Bronx City Island. After retirement, Jim and Dorothy moved from Plainfield, NJ to DeBary, FL where they enjoyed the Bach Festival concerts in Winter Park. Jim also worked part-time in several local businesses. Jim died of pneumonia on March 6, 2007 in DeBary, FL. A memorial service was held on March 17 at First UMC, Orlando, with the Rev. Rodney Wallace officiating. Committal was on March 31 at Dighton Community Church, Dighton, MA. Jim was survived by his wife of 53 years, Dorothy; four sons: Donald of Deltona, FL, Douglas of Ramsey, NJ, Dennis of Gaithersburg, MD, and Dale of South Easton, MA; nine grandchildren; a great-granddaughter; and four brothers and sisters: the Rev. Eugene White of Ocala, FL , Lynnette Babbitt of Somerset, MA, Jewel Miller of Brighton, CO, and Ainsley Snell of Marston Mills, MA. LAITY Edwin Jack Dyer

Jack was born in Danville, PA on November 23, 1934 to Eva E. (London) and Thomas F. Dyer. He graduated from Sunbury (PA) High School and began a 38-year career with Western Union, where he was Vice President of East Coast Area Administration. During those years he assisted Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Nixon. Jack was an active member of Hazardville (CT) UMC, serving as lay member several years, long-time trustee, and chairman of its Strategic Planning Committee and Council on Ministries. He was an avid Red Sox and Penn State fan, and enjoyed gardening, landscaping, and ceramic painting. Jack died of cancer on December 23, 2006 in Hartford, CT. His funeral was held on December 27 at Hazardville UMC. A graveside service was held on December 29 at Northumberland Memorial Park, Stonington, PA. Jack was survived by his wife of 50 years, Nancy H. (Eyer) Dyer; two children: Bonnie D. LaMondia of Enfield, CT. And Edwin Jack Dyer Jr. of Mashpee, MA; and four grandchildren.

B-162 Beverly Sears

An avid crafter, Beverly was born on January 21, 1939 in Amesbury, MA to Helen and William Bushong. When she was twelve, the family moved to California, where she graduated from high school in Vallejo. There she became admitting clerk at Kaiser Terminente Hospital, and was active with the Salvation Army. In 1970 Beverly returned to New England, settling first in Merrimac, MA and later in Framingham. She became co-owner of an antique shop in Worcester, and remained active in the craft business until 1992. In addition to her love of crafts, Beverly was known as a caring and thoughtful friend and neighbor. After moving to Maine she became an admitting clerk at Stevens Memorial Hospital, Norway, Maine, as well as working part-time in the billing office there. In 1999 she joined the Bolster’s Mills UMC and served as its Lay Member to Annual Conference. She also became a Certified Lay Speaker at both Basic and Advanced levels. Beverly died suddenly of pneumonia on December 4, 2006. A Celebration of Life, with many favorite hymns, was held at the Bolster’s Mills UMC on December 8. She is survived by Karen Turino, her long-time partner; three sisters: Joyce Bartlett of Worthington, MA, Cindy Newton of Norway, ME, and Helen Bushong of Harrison, ME; a son, David Sears, of Oxford, MA; a brother, William Bushong of Clancy, Montana; three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Ridgway Foulks Shinn Jr.

Named Distinguished Service Professor of Rhode Island College in 1981, Ridgway was born on November 17, 1922, in Waterbury, CT to Charlotte (Webster) and the Rev. Ridgway Foulks Shinn. He earned a B.A. in History at Oberlin College, where he also studied organ. At Columbia University he earned MA and PhD degrees in history, which launched his long career as teacher, historian, and author. During his distinguished tenure at Rhode Island College, 1958-1987, Ridgway became the first Chairman of the Department of History, the first Dean of Arts and Sciences, and Vice President for Academic Affairs in 1974- 77. As historian, with special interest in the British Empire, he taught in Connecticut, California, New York, and Austria. Outstanding among his published articles and studies was Arthur Berridole Keith: 1879-1944. Ridgway also received many grants and honors, including honorary life membership of the Friends of Edinburgh University Library, in recognition of his Guide to Keith’s works. In the mid-1960s he became Project Director for the Providence Social Studies Curriculum, linking Rhode Island College resources to revised curriculum in grades K through 12. He was a long-time member of the honorary societies Kappa Delta Pi (education) and Phi Alpha Theta (History). Beyond his academic achievements, Ridgway provided leadership to many historical and civic organizations including the Rhode Island Council of Churches, American Heart Association, Boy Scouts, CROP, Dodeka, RI Chamber Music Series, Pawtucket History Research Society, UM Elder Care, and Mathewson Street UMC, where he served as Lay Member of Annual Conference. As an accomplished organist and pianist, he served at Waterbury, CT, Reedley, CA, and Matthewson Street UMC. After retirement, he and his wife Clarice founded the Ridgway F. Shinn

B-163 Dr. Study Abroad fund at Rhode Island College, which has helped over 40 students study in locations all around the world. His own love of travel included a cross-country van tour with all five children in 1960, with subsequent “Cousins Camp” family reunions and tours in various places. After a long illness, Ridgway died on December 14, 2006 in Providence, RI. A family service was held on December 16, and a memorial service took place at Matthewson Street UMC on December 23. Burial was at Swann Point Cemetery. A memorial service at Rhode Island College followed in February 2007. Ridgway was survived by his wife of 62 years, Clarice Wagner Shinn; their five children: Jenifer Tait, Ridge Shinn, Craig Shinn, Jeremy Shinn, and Beth Shinn; eight grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.

LOCAL PASTORS

John E. Geer

A skilled craftsman, pastor, and advocate for the hearing impaired, John was born on June 1, 1919 in Milltown, NJ to John Edward and Bessie (Henderson) Geer. After graduating from Rutgers University with an AA in engineering, he earned a BA at St. Joseph’s College. He served in Europe during the last year of World War II, seeing action on D-Day on Omaha Beach, the Battle of the Bulge, and the final invasion of Germany in 1945. He was later honored for his extra efforts on behalf of the Frippiat family and their town of Jemelle, Belgium. After the war, John worked as a chemical engineer, but soon felt the call to ministry. He first became a certified lay speaker in 1965, attended Boston University School of theology, and then completed the Course of Study at Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington, DC. He was ordained in the Troy Conference in 1971, but transferred to the Southern New England Conference and served churches in southern Vermont and western Massachusetts. He served on the Board of Conference Sessions and the Board of Education, Troy Conference. Keenly interested in advocacy for the deaf and hearing impaired, he established an ecumenical church for the deaf in the Greenfield and Springfield area. He attended The National Conference of the Deaf and coordinated signing and a choir for the deaf in the SNE Conference. He is remembered as “a creative and inspiring preacher,” especially his children’s sermons. John was also a skilled craftsmen and builder, involved in many church projects in Arlington, V, Chicopee, MA, Glendale, MA, and Barnwell, SC. The latter church, destroyed by arson, became “Project Rebuild,” for which John was honored by the National Council of Churches. He was frequently consulted by other churches and DS's for construction advice. In addition, John was a Boy Scout leader for 35 years, a COCU participant, and advisor to 4H Clubs, He was an avid sailor and enjoyed the ocean. beaches, and waterways, as well as his vacation home on Manasota Key, Florida. After a long struggle with Alzheimer’s Disease, John died at sunset on July 4, 2006 at Birchwood Terrace, Burlington, VT. A memorial service was held on July 25, 2006 at The Louisa Howard Chapel; Burlington, VT. John was survived by his wife, the Rev. Ann Geer, of Burlington; their children: Priscilla Hurd of Petersburgh, NY, Richard of Fort Plain, NY, and Thomas of Greensboro, NC; a sister, Muriel Smith of Los Angeles, CA; thirteen grandchildren; six great- grandchildren, nieces and nephews. John was predeceased by a granddaughter Isabel and a great-grandson Jacob.

B-164 Forest William Laraba

Forest was born on July 15, 1916 in Manchester, NH to Forest Monroe and Nettie Almeda (Putnam) Laraba He attended Central High School and New England Business College. He served in the US Army during World War II, earning the rank of master sergeant. His Course of Study at Wesley Seminary in Washington DC. was accelerated because of a bout with cancer. He then became interim pastor at Suncook (NH) UMC. In 1981, after serving as Lay Speaker, Forest became pastor of the former Goffstown (now Hillside) UMC. For 40 years he served the former NH Conference in many positions. Forest was Vice President of the Lew A. Cummings Co., now Cummings Press, for 45 years. He was also a Boy Scout leader, a member of the United Methodist Men, First UMC of Manchester, Washington Lodge 16 A.F.& A.M., and Manchester Bowling League for more than 40 years. He loved fishing, travel, music, and playing with his grandchildren. Forest died on March 8, 2007 of pneumonia and other illnesses at Concord Hospital. A memorial service was held on March 13 at First UMC, Manchester, NH, with the Revs. We Hyun Chang, Lilian Warner, and William Keeffe participating. Burial with military honors was in Pine Grove Cemetery, Manchester. Forest was survived by his wife of 67 years, Helen (Laucka) Laraba; their two children: Roberta Jean (Laraba)Brown of Medford. MA. and David F. Laraba. Of Beckley, WVa; a sister, Roberta Laraba of Manchester; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Forest was predeceased by a sister, Myrtle, and a brother Harold.

Richard Stewart

Pastor and teacher, Richard was born on August 20, 1929 in Schuylerville, NY to Maxine (Hinckley) and Clifford Stewart. He was educated in the Schuylerville schools, and then served in the US Army in Korea from 1951 to 1953. That year, he met and married Vivian Bidson, and they raised four children. Continuing his education, Richard earned a BA in psychology at the University of Connecticut in 1960. He then completed a Master’s degree in psychology at Eastern Connecticut State College. Richard became a licensed local pastor and served as Associate Pastor with the Rev. John Post at North UMC, Manchester (CT) UMC. Richard’s next pastorate was in Windsorville, CT. where he instituted the Talent Dollar project which paid off the church mortgage. In 1960, he began teaching in the South Windsor Elementary School, followed by teaching junior high school in Suffield, CT. He retired in 1989 after thirty years’ service. After retirement he and his wife Vivian enjoyed camping and RVing, spending winters in Florida. Richard died suddenly on April 16, 2007. His funeral was held at Browne Funeral Home, Enfield, CT, with the Rev. Carol Stine presiding. Burial was in Hazardville Memorial Cemetery. Besides his wife of 54 years, Vivian, Richard was survived by their four children: Deborah Ferrari, Richard E. Stewart Jr, Daniel Stewart, and Kimberly Garrity

B-165 Thomas Edward White

Tom was born on October 12, 1945 in Providence, RI to Russell and Marjorie (Lewis) White. Russell died when Tom was only 16, and his mother remarried into the Gunn family. Tom served in the US Navy, 1964-67, and was awarded the National Defense Medal and the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. He married Hope Kerr in 1969, and they raised two daughters. Tom earned a BA at Eastern Nazarene College, attended Bangor Theological Seminary in the early 1980s, and Boston University in the 1990s. During these years, he served Maine churches in North and South Brooksville (1985-86), Holbrook (1986-1993), Elm Street UMC (1993-99). and First Church, Winthrop (1999-2003). He also served as chaplain of the South Portland (ME) Fire and Police Departments, Chaplain of the Holbrook Fire Department, and was a founding member of the northern New England Walk to Emmaus Community, based in Eliot, ME. Tom died unexpectedly in his sleep on October 17, 2006. His funeral was held on October 21 at Holbrook UMC, with Pastor Jill Wiley presiding. Burial was at Knollwood Memorial Park, Canton, ME. Tom was survived by his two daughters: Wendy Harding and Heather Sougaris, both of Foxboro, MA, and two sons: Kenneth of Rhode Island and Russell Gunn of Pennsylvania; and five granddaughters. Tom was predeceased by his second wife, Hope White, in 1993.

SPOUSES

Ethel Bass

Ethel was born in Plymouth, MA on December 27, 1900, the daughter of Charles and Edna (Doe) Farnham. She attended Boston Classical High School, and graduated in 1922 from Boston University. In 1928, she married Franklin McLain Bass, who later was ordained in the Methodist Episcopal Church. The Basses lived in Youngstown, Ohio, then in Simsbury, CT and Falmouth, MA. They spent many summers at Alton Bay, NH. Following her husband’s death in 1967, Ethel taught for five years at Otis Air Force Base, Bourne, MA. She was a longtime member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Ethel died just short of her 106th. birthday on December 21, 2006 at Rivercrest-Deaconess Home. Concord, MA. Services were private. She was survived by her son, Stuart M. Bass of Manchester, CT, a granddaughter, Helena M. Robin of Lubbock, TX, and a great-granddaughter, Dixon S. Robin of Lubbock, TX. Ethel was pre-deceased by her husband, the Rev. Franklin M. Bass, a daughter, Geraldine Bass, and a brother, Orland Farnham.

B-166 Virginia Vaz Bradley

Partner in ministry and long-time bank secretary, Virginia (“Jinny”)was born on April 5, 1925 in New Bedford, MA, to Michael and Joaquina (Rosa) Vaz. Because of her high marks, she was hired by Merchants Bank, New Bedford, even before her graduation from New Bedford High School. She served as secretary and administrative assistant to several presidents of the New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank (now Sovereign Bank). In April 1969, Jinny married the Rev. William Bradley, and became his partner in ministry at Hingham (MA) UMC. After the Bradleys moved to the Cape, she attended Our Lade of Mt. Carmel Church, New Bedford. She enjoyed her friends and neighbors, “going out of her way to initiate friendships,” many of which became lifelong. After a two-year battle with multiple myeloma, Jinny died on May 16, 2006. Her funeral was held on May 18 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, with the Rev. Kevin Cook presiding. Burial was in Rural Cemetery, New Bedford. Jinny was survived by her husband of 37 years, William (who died a year later); a son, George Michael Amaral, and his wife Alexandra, of Maidenhead, England; and a granddaughter, Valirene Amaral, also of Maidenhead. Another son, Frederick William Bradley, predeceased her.

Evelyn Rose Burns

Evelyn was born on March 6, 1911 in North Woodstock, NH, the third of five surviving children of Rose (Gilbert) and Walter E. Stapleton. Educated in Wilmington, VT schools, Evelyn attended Vanderbilt University and Colby College, Waterville, Maine, where she majored in French and graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1933. She won a Carnegie Endowment Peace Scholarship for graduate study in France at the L’Ecole Normale Superieure de Sevres, 1934-36. She then returned to the US to teach French and Latin in public high schools in Littleton and Concord, NH, and Bourne, MA. While teaching on the Cape, Evelyn met and married the Rev. Jackson Burns in 1940. During 40 years of shared ministry, their raised four sons and served churches in Medford, MA, San Francisco, CA, New Haven, CT, Cambridge, MA, Cedar Rapids, IO, Wilmington, DE, and Melrose, MA. Before his retirement in 1981, her husband also served as District Superintendent in western Massachusetts, during which he relied heavily on Evelyn’s support and assistance as well as her being a leader and counselor. In the 1970s, she served on the National (UMC) Board of Church and Society and was a delegate to General Conference, speaking out on peace and justice issues, especially on behalf of women, gays and lesbians. In the early 1980’s the Burns family relocated to their summer home in North Norway, Maine. After Dr. Burns’ death in 1982, Evelyn continued to live there until 1997, when she began to spend winters in Maryland near her eldest son, Allen. After declining health due to congestive heart failure, Evelyn died on July 10, 2006. A memorial service was held on July 29 at Deering Memorial UMC, South Paris, Maine, with the Revs. Wally Webb and the Rev. Susan C. (Mrs. Allen) Burns, officiating. Burial was at Merrill Hill Cemetery, North Norway. Evelyn is survived by

B-167 her brother, Philip Stapleton; her son Allen and his wife Susan; their children, Christopher, Sarah, and Philip; Allen’s daughter, Jessica Chynoweth; daughter-in-law Barbara Burns; and twelve nieces and nephews. Evelyn was predeceased by her husband, Jackson, in 1982, and two sons, Stephen, in 1989, and Jonathan, in 1995.

Glendys Bickford Case

Well known and loved for her hospitality and cooking, Glendys was born July 15, 1917 in Lowell, MA, to Olive (Palm) and Ralph Bickford. Growing upon a family farm in West Chelmsford, MA, Glendys went on to nursing school at New England Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing and Simmons College, Boston, where she was a visiting nurse. She met and married the Rev. Ernest R. Case in 1946, and they raised three daughters while serving churches in Framingham, Waltham, and Belmont, MA. Friend and confidant to many, Glendys was said to “turn loaves into fishes” as she produced many “feasts” at a moment’s notice, including cookies and pies. She took in numerous students, foreign dignitaries, missionaries, and scholars, as well as the needy and homeless when needed. In her later years, she also enjoyed hooking rugs and entertaining the grandchildren. From 1976 to 1986, the Cases lived in Portland, Maine, where Ernest was pastor of First Radio Parish Church of America. Upon his retirement, they moved to Penney Farm Community in Florida. Also, many summers were spent at their island retreat at Islesboro, Maine. Their 60-year marriage came to an end with Ernest’s death in July 2006, followed by Glendys’s death in November of that same year. Her memorial service was held on November 17 at the Penney Farm Retirement Community Church, with the Rev. O. Rex Lindemood officiating. Burial was in Islesboro. Glendys is survived by a brother, Stuart Bickford, and his wife Lillian, of Naples, Maine; three daughters: Derreth Roberts of South Berwick and Islesboro, Valerie Hahn of Columbia, SC, and the Rev. Casey Collins of Peaks Island and Islesboro, and their families; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Elizabeth Chase

Widow of the Rev. Russell Chase, Elizabeth was born on October 22, 1921. She and her husband served in Madison, Maine, in 1954, Fairfield Center, 1955-56, North Vassalboro, 1957-61, Wilton, 1962-68, Strong, 1969-71, Monmouth (Federated Church) 1972-83, and Belfast, 1986. Elizabeth died on June 3, 2006. Her memorial service was held on June 17, 2006 at Vassalboro UMC.

B-168 Evelyn Flood

Teacher, pastor’s wife, and a leader in the Women’s Society for Christian Service, Evelyn was born on January 25, 1909 in Exeter, Maine, the daughter of Gertrude (Sawtelle) and Leon Avery. A survivor of the flu pandemic of 1919, Evelyn was brought up and educated in Corinna, ME graduating as valedictorian of the Class of 1927 at Corinna Union Academy. She earned a B.A. in religious education at Boston University in 1931, and worked in Maine during the next two years for the Deaconess Board. There she con- ducted teaching training and camp meeting programs, as well as being appointed in 1932-33 to Solon, Maine.

In June 1933, at her parents’ home in Carinna, Evelyn married the Rev. Ernest C. Flood, Beginning 40 years of ministry at Lisbon, Fairfield, Kezar Falls, Sanford, Portland, Old Town and Stillwater, Bangor, and Livermore Falls, Maine. In 1939 Evelyn became a Delegate to the 1939 jurisdictional uniting conference in Atlantic City. She worked summers as a counselor at Kent’s Hill and Mechuwana, and served as both dean and frequent instructor at the UMC Schools of Mission. With a passion for youth work, she led one of the largest and most active Methodist Youth Fellowships in Maine. In addition, Evelyn was a prominent figure in the Women’s Society for Christian Service (WSCS) At the state level, holding many offices including President and Secretary of Spiritual Life. She was a delegate to numerous conferences in other states. In the late 1950s. Evelyn began substitute teaching in public school, followed by 11 years in the elementary schools in Old Town and Livermore Falls. After retirement in 1972,she spent 30 years at Empire Grove Campground, after which she lived at Russell Park Living Center, Lewiston. In addition to her organizational and teaching abilities she excelled in homemaking, baking, needlework, and quilting. Evelyn died on February 21, 2007 at Maine Medical Center, Lewiston, after a brief illness. A memorial service is planned for the summer 2007. She is survived by two sons: Dr. Royce E. Flood of Indianapolis, IN, and James D. Flood of Buffalo, NY; two granddaughters, and three great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Ernest.

Jennie Gulinello

Jennie, a pastor’s wife, a warm, loving, caring person, who made everyone she met feel accepted and welcomed was the first born of Italian immigrant parents at Radley, KS on October 20, 1914. In 1930 her father moved his family to Boston. There she met and married Frank Gulinello, a professional boxer and an active member of the Italian Methodist Mission church at 435 Hanover Street. He was a protégé of Rev. Giambrasi pastor of the church, and the Boston District, who supported him through Boston University School of Theology. They began their parsonage life in 1941 at Stoughton, MA. Jennie was help-mate and homemaker, raised four children, and fully participated In the churches where they served, including Phenix and Greene, RI, Wareham and Marion, MA, E. Weymouth, Whitman, and Hockamum, E. Hartford, CT. In retirement, Jennie lived in

B-169 Willimantic, CT and Palm Bay, FL. She worked for a time at G. Fox Department Store in Hartford. Her hobby was art. She took lessons and developed a fine talent of oil painting. One of her prize paintings hangs in the museum cottage at Willimantic Campground. Her life on earth was completed at age 92 on March 24, 2007 in West Melbourne, FL. A family graveside service was held and burial took place in Willimantic, CT. Jennie is survived by her children: the Rev. Frank Gulinello Jr. of Goffstown, NH, John Gulinello of Pascoag, RI, Robert Gulinello of Gilford, NH, and Gloria Gulinello of Palatka, FL; five grandchildren, and four great- grandchildren. Jennie was predeceased by her husband, Frank, in 1991.

Helen Eugley Hamilton

Active for many years in church and community, Helen was born on January 25, 1937 in Newark, NJ and adopted by Lucy M. (Polk) and Orson S. Carpenter. After the family moved to Maine she graduated from Waldoboro High School. She then worked for the Central Maine Power Company, and became secretary of the Green Street UMC in Augusta. In 1961 she married Ernest C. Eugley, Jr. and together they raised three children. Ernest died in 1994. Four years later, she married the Rev. Richard Hamilton. In early years, Helen was active in youth programs, including scouting and church youth and education groups. She was also active in the United Methodist Women and other church programs in Augusta, Waldoboro, Tavares, FL, and Scarborough, ME. After she married Richard Hamilton, they traveled extensively in Turkey, the United Kingdom, and Europe, and most recently in Alaska. In addition to sight-seeing, Helen enjoyed flower gardening, nature walks, photography, canoeing, and making friends. She is remembered as having a positive, grateful outlook on life and its possibilities, even throughout her illness. Helen succumbed to a brain tumor on March 18, 2007 on her home in Scarborough. A memorial service was held on March 24 at the West Scarborough UMC, with the Rev. David V. Calhoun and Bishop Clifton C. Ives officiating. Burial was in German Protestant Cemetery, Waldoboro, Maine. Besides her second husband, the Rev. Richard Hamilton, Helen is survived by three children: Kevin Eugley and his wife Brenda of Biddeford, ME, Karen Schaller and her husband Kurt of Exeter, NH, and Brian Eugley and his wife Michele of Richmond, VA; two sisters: Julie Treweeke of Butler, NJ, and Rosemary Vanderhoff of Apex, NC; two brothers: Philip Carpenter and his wife Sue of Cape Elizabeth, ME, and Eugene Dean of Ormond Beach, FL; a sister-in-law, Mabelle Mank of Waldoboro; four grandchildren; five step-children; ten step-grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and many friends.

Rita Jean Roettger

Minister’s wife and partner, and life-long homemaker, Rita was born in Norfolk, VA on March 17, 1931. After high school she became a hole health and homemaker aide. Her later years were spent in Florence, KY where she married her second husband, the Rev. Charles Donald Roettger, in the spring of 2006. After only five months of happy marriage, Rita died on November 25, 2006 of injuries sustained in an automobile accident near their home in Burlington, KY. Her funeral was held on November 28 at Gethsemane UMC< Burlington, with the Rev. Alan Jackson presiding. Burial was at Evergreen Cemetery, Southgate, KY. Rita is survived by her husband Donald and her daughter Beverly, both of Burlington, and five other children.

B-170 Gladys Wilhemena Howe Rosengrant

A woman who thoroughly enjoyed parenting and partnership in ministry, Gladys was born on October 26, 1909 in western Pennsylvania to Clara Bell and Roy Howe. She graduated from Edinboro High School about 1929 and Taylor University, Ft. Wayne, IN. At that time she met and married the Rev. John Isaac Rosengrant, and raised four children. She served with John for about ten years, approximately 19336-46, in the New England Conference at New Bedford, Bridgewater, and Martha’s Vineyard, MA. John then joined the Presbyterian Church Board of Missions in New York City until his untimely death in 1964. After John’s death, Gladys became a housemother at Warren Wilson College. She then worked at the Presbyterian Book Store in Los Angeles, CA Her last twenty years were spent at Monte Vista Grove (Presbyterian Retirement Community) in Pasadena, CA. She was an avid reader and enjoyed music, painting, and needlework. But her favorite role was that of parent and grandparent in a large and closely-knit family. Gladys died “full of years” on September 21, 2006. Her family gathered for a memorial celebration of her life on November 11 at daughter Jo’s home in Beverly Hills, where the family had spent many holidays and special events for the past forty years. Her ashes were scattered at sea near Los Angeles. Gladys is survived by her four children: John Albert, Marguerite JoAnn Schiff, Roy Judson, Mary Adeline Wandschneider; their spouses, children, and grandchildren. Gladys was predeceased by her husband of 35 years, the Rev. John Rosengrant.

Mary Leahnore Saunders

Mary, called “Lee” by close friends and family, was born in Findlay, Ohio, on November 26, 1915, the third of four children of Fred M. and Marietta (Kelley) Treier. Lee grew up on a small farm and graduated from Findlay High School. She earned a B.A. in elementary education at Bowling Green (Ohio) State University in 1937 She enjoyed teaching second grade, pioneering the concept of “life centers” in her classrooms. In 1939 she married Carl Wilson Saunders whom she had met at Bowling Green, and they moved to Boston. Together they raised four children and served for 36 years in South Braintree, MA, Washington, RI, Oak Bluffs/Chilmark, MA, Oak Bluffs and Edgartown, MA, Rockville/Vernon, CT, Middletown, RI, Manchester, CT, and Newton Centre, MA. They founded a new church in Groton, CT. After Carl’s retirement in 1979, he and Lee moved to their favorite spot, a log cabin they built in Norway, Maine. Spending spring through fall there, they spent winters traveling around the country visiting friends, and walking the beach at Myrtle Beach, SC. Lee died on February 18, 2007, A private memorial service was held on February 26, 2007 at Orange UMC, Chapel Hill, NC, with the Rev. Gary Cornell officiating. Burial was in Norway, Maine. She was survived by their four children: Sandra Lee Snow of Aiken SC, Rev. Roger Carl Saunders of Carmichaels, PA, Susan Jeanne Smith of Chapel Hill, NC, and John Mark Saunders of Bloomfield, CT; seven grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Carl Saunders in 1999.

B-171 Mary Griffis Tyson

A descendent of French Huguenots in South Carolina, Mary was born in Tampa, FL. on November 5, 1921 to Sarah Eugenia (Pope) and Elbert B. Griffis. She graduated from Ft. Lauderdale (FL) High School in 1939 and attended Bethany College in Oklahoma. Later, as a student of French and real estate law, she graduated at the top of her class. In 1942 Mary married Luther Tyson, then studying Boston University School of Theology. After graduating, he became a candidate for Associate Minister at a Congregational Church. After preaching his “trial sermon,” Luther was informed that he was chosen in order that the church to also “get Mary.” The congregations at St. Stephen’s, Marblehead, and Grace UMC< Haverhill, later agreed. Mary’s wide range of interests included travel, education, child care, and cooking. Her husband reported that “the gift of a soup ladle was more appreciate than gold or silver.” She gener- ously supported the establishment of the Walter Muelder Chair at Boston University School of Theology. She was a doting mother and grandmother. She also worked at the National Wildlife Federation, the Laurel Hecht Company, and later at SCAN Furniture, before retiring to Florida. Mary is remembered by friends for her generosity, patience, forgiveness, gratitude, and humility. After two years of illness, Mary died on December 31, 2006 at her home in Palm Coast, FL. Private memorial services were held in the spring of 2007, with her ashes scattered off the coast of Marblehead, MA. She is survived by her husband of 64 years, the Rev. Luther E. Tyson of Palm Coast, F , a daughter Joanna Tyson Kurtz, a son Jonathan Tyson, two grandchildren, both of Laurel, Fl, and a brother Robert of Palm Coast. She was predeceased by a son, Mark Chriesman Tyson, in 1953, and her brothers Gerald Griffis in 1940 and Donald Griffis in 2001.

Leone P. Whitney

Leone was born on February 2, 1917. She was the wife and partner in ministry with her husband, the late Rev. Ronald Whitney, who died in 1998. They served churches in Warwick, RI, and Norwell, Orleans, North Wilbraham, Orange, and South Athol, MA. After Ron’s death, she moved to Lake Havasu, AZ, where she died on August 30, 2006.

B-172 OUR HONORED DEAD, DIACONAL MINISTERS

Ministerial Members of the New England Conference (For those prior to 1993 refer to the 1993 Journals of Maine, New Hampshire and Southern New England)

Entered Name Born Died Age Ministry Grace Holland 11-09-97 1977 OUR HONORED DEAD, LAY MEMBERS (The first listing was for 2005-2006)

Name Born DiedAge Ministry David Sparrow Nelson D. “Skip” Wood 12-16-55 08-22-05 49 Equalization Jack Dyer 11-23-34 12-23-06 72 Lay Member Beverly Sears 01-21-39 12-04-06 67 Lay Member Ridgway F. Shin Jr. 11-17-22 12-14-06 84 Lay Member

OUR HONORED DEAD, MINISTERS’ SPOUSES (For those prior to 1995 refer to the 1995 New England Conference Journal)

Name Spouse BornDied

George K. Tuttle Shirley Hoover 07-31-16 07-25-95 Pearl Johnson Charles Johnson 12-14-99 10-21-95 Kum Lee Kwan Lee 05-15-37 12-23-95 Ethlyn Cook Collins Campbell Oscar G. Cook 05-04-13 12-29-95 Ruth Love Joe Brown Love 04-19-07 01-18-96 Madge Hickland David Hickland 03-28-08 01-20-96 Irene Mary Wheeler Herbert A. Wheeler 11-06-15 02-05-96 Minna Skobe Richard Skobe 11-16-07 03-14-96 Marguerite Porter Maurice Porter 11-02-11 04-02-96 Idolyn Crabtree Robert Crabtree 07-03-29 04-05-96 Gwendolyn LeShana Newman LeShana 03-28-08 05-08-96 Faith Duncan James R. Duncan 08-24-16 05-29-96 Edna Davis Alfred Davis 07-24-95 06-07-96 Margaret Cook Morrell Sherman Morrell 08-16-26 06-18-96 Lena Culy Stanly Culy 08-04-38 07-09-96 Frances Hedrick Samuel Hedrick 10-19-07 07-13-96 Anna Shoemaker A. Marland Shoemaker 12-15-12 08-12-96 Evelyn Frank Frederick P. Frank 03-06-14 10-16-96 Margaret Wilson Francis C. Wilson 04-16-14 10-22-96 Norma Holt Donald Holt 02-17-32 11-29-96 Beulah Pattison Frank J. Pattison 05-18-10 12-10-96 Helen Grippin Frank Grippin 11-09-07 12-18-96 Dorothy Zinn D. Fay Zinn 08-31-02 01-05-97 Linda Neil David Neil 01-18-56 01-31-97

B-173 Ruth Hutchinson Charles Hutchinson, Jr. 03-20-00 01-30-97 Arlene Hamilton Richard Hamilton 07-19-34 03-03-97 Elfiiede Bradbury Helms Henry Helms 06-20-21 04-05-97 Ruth Beukelman Danforth Henry Beukelman 10-15-04 04-15-97 Gladys C. Redfern Edgar G. Redfern 06-26-06 06-25-97 Dorothy Hays Leopold Hays 10-12-13 06-26-97 Phylis (Peg) Milley Edward (Ted) Milley 10-18-15 07-04-97 Florence Luscombe Earl Luscombe 08-24-08 08-09-97 Louise Paige Donald E. Paige 04-09-19 09-11-97 Justine Wagner H. Hughes Wagner 07-01-04 09-22-97 Phyllis Borden Charles Whynot 09-21-00 10-03-97 Marion Brooks Paul Q. Brooks 08-31-06 11-10-97 Mae Anderson Albert Anderson 01-07-06 11-25-97 Alice Smith Frederick Smith 06-02-05 12-02-97 Anna P. Austill William Austill 10-20-01 12-20-97 Elizabeth White E. McKinnon White 06-02-25 12-29-97 Doris Rothrock John Rothrock 03-20-24 01-07-98 Phyllis Case Harold Case 08-06-06 12-30-97 Elizabeth Whitehouse T. C. Whitehouse 05-14-18 01-27-98 Lucille Doran Albert Doran 10-30-15 02-11-98 Martha Muelder Walter Muelder 03-22-07 02-27-98 Eleanor Copplestone J. Tremayne Copplestone 02-28-07 03-28-98 Gertrude Laurin Sven A. Laurin 05-25-02 04-01-98 Pauline Mark Alton P. Mark 11-07-11 04-26-98 Lois Palches Peter Palches 04-18-05 04-27-98 Juanita Almond Lawrence Almond 05-29-19 08-10-98 Kathleen Joy Del Pino Jerome K. Del Pino 10-27-46 09-06-98 Mary Vanasek Robert Vanasek 07-06-15 12-09-98 Norma L. Reid J. Charles Reid 12-09-16 01-26-99 Alice Crane Philip A. Crane 07-25-26 03-11-99 Margaret Folger Harry Folger 07-11-07 04-26-99 Ruth Wentworth Bertram F. Wentworth 11-09-02 05-01-99 Edna Foss Carlton Foss 09-05-08 06-29-99 Nancy Rodriguez Mariano Rodriguez 12-13-43 06-30-99 Marjorie Pressey John H. Pressey 07-01-18 08-09-99 Patricia Jordan Robert Jordan 12-25-30 08-17-99 Mildred E. Lilly Ross E. Lilly 09-21-31 09-28-99 Edith Tewksbury Edwin Tewksbury 10-03-06 10-18-99 Louise Wylie William Wylie 05-22-09 10-28-99 Glennis Boulay Norman Boulay 09-06-39 10-28-99 Marion L. Holthaus Rueben Holthaus 10-21-10 11-16-99 Alice Ives Alfred Ives 01-02-11 12-06-99 Jean Odell Perley Odell 02-21-25 12-22-99 Helen M. Cramer Harold Cramer, Sr. 09-01-00 12-31-99 Katherine J. Shafer William L. Shafer, Jr. 08-25-31 01-29-00 Chloe Cummings E. Millett Cummings 01-04-05 04-10-00 Josephine Schultz Lewis Schultz 04-19-15 05-19-00 Mary G. Oliver John Oliver 02-03-02 05-24-00 Elizabeth Watts Ned Watts 02-10-42 05-27-00

B-174 Dorothy Kendall Wayne C. Kendall 11-19-38 06-15-00 Jeanne Mees Matt Mees 09-06-17 06-26-00 Lois Ambler John Ambler 02-27-28 07-17-00 Alice Yates Harold Yates 09-02-07 07-22-00 Ruth C. Parlin Gordon Parlin 09-05-20 07-31-00 June Blanchard Franklin Blanchard 09-25-23 08-03-00 Laura Milliken Gerald C. Milliken 10-31-12 09-08-00 Irma Edmunds George S. Edmunds 12-06-08 09-18-00 Ruth Miller Edmund Miller 04-22-12 10-13-00 Evelyn Johnson Paul Johnson 03-03-00 11-09-00 Olive Capen Gordon Capen 06-20-00 11-19-00 Evelyn Jones Charles W. Jones 08-11-20 11-21-00 Marion Landers Samuel Landers 02-16-25 12-20-00 Mary Ober Ronald W. Ober 09-27-08 12-20-00 Beatrice Mazzeo Francis J. Mazzeo 10-23-10 01-10-01 Mildred LeGrow M. Harold LeGrow 04-30-15 01-22-01 Mary Lambert Percy Lambert 07-28-09 02-28-01 Marion Belcher Richard Belcher 03-27-13 03-04-01 Marilyn Cernek Martin E. Cernek 09-25-31 04-03-01 Alta Kelley Percey Kelley 01-04-13 04-11-01 Cecelia Avey Clarence Avey 09-21-05 04-24-01 Audrey Mac Donald Leslie Mac Donald 09-10-41 06-15-01 Irma Pemberton James S. Pemberton 07-30-05 10-05-01 Lois A. Beach Gerald E. Beach 12-16-32 12-31-01 Margaret Burton Robert Burton 02-14-07 03-19-02 Marie Laverty Clevis Laverty 04-18-17 07-01-02 Evalyn Page Kenneth Page 05-10-16 07-29-02 Andrew Buehl Shirley Buehl 10-10-32 09-19-02 Ann Sutton John Sutton 09-21-20 10-30-02 Ruth Shepherd Ernest Shepherd 10-08-16 11-19-02 Carolyn Woodbury Robert Woodbury 12-27-22 11-28-02 Elizabeth Roettger C. Don Roettger 08-22-32 12-27-02 Laura Perry Alfred B. Perry 08-31-20 01-07-03 Virginia Moulton Lewis Moulton 07-02-16 02-03-03 Bernice Seaver Ralph F. Seaver, Jr. 01-14-10 02-19-03 Charlotte Gemmell Fay Gemmell 09-22-20 03-01-03 Dorothy Clarke Wilson Elwin L. Wilson 05-09-04 03-26-03 Georgia Staples Lawrence S. Staples 03-26-16 04-02-03 (Margery) Jean McCauley Paul H. McCauley 01-07-26 06-03-03 Cornelia Stevenson Joseph A. Stevenson 09-06-08 06-06-03 Bernadette Briggs Benjamin Briggs 10-15-27 06-25-03 Christine Parker Charles S. Parker 09-23-22 07-31-03 William F. Edge, Jr. Caroline B. Edge 04-29-44 08-09-03 Erma D’Alfonso Joseph D’Alfonso 09-07-11 09-26-03 Francis Brown Laurel U. Brown 02-13-22 10-12-03 Janet M. Smith Emerson W. Smith 02-21-17 11-23-03 Deane Warner Lilian J. Warner 12-14-20 12-08-03 Kathleen Buzza Gordon Buzza 10-21-21 12-20-03 Ellen Mae Jordan John H. Jordan 08-12-17 12-31-03

B-175 Doris M. Murchie Raymond M. Murchie 11-04-14 01-12-04 Edith Furgeson Earl H. Furgeson 01-31-04 Janice Price Robert E. Price 11-09-43 03-11-04 LaNelle Ezelle Guy Ezelle 10-15-27 04-08-04 Florence McDonald Wayne McDonald 08-03-41 04-11-04 Ruth Thurston Daniel Thurston 07-05-06 08-20-04 Betty Grunden William O. Grunden 11-01-35 10-04-04 David Stoltzfus Hattie Stoltzfus 08-06-48 10-08-04 George “Mickey” McNeil Ardis Mayo-McNeil 05-30-18 10-10-04 Irma Arnold Richard Arnold 05-10-17 11-25-04 Nancy Mach Leonard Mach 11-27-40 12-01-04 Katherine Adams Sydney Adams 06-29-16 12-07-04 Harriet Niles Frederick Niles 11-11-17 12-09-04 Carol Mae Jones Irving S. Jones 08-31-19 12-11-04 Mary Bertocci George Gutekunst 04-19-14 12-20-04 L. Pearl Budd George Budd 06-15-10 04-07-05 Dorothy “Bunny” Morgan Robert Morgan 05-15-26 04-14-05 Alma Hyam Warren Hyam 09-02-27 05-04-05 Narcissa Thiele Clarence Thiele 08-13-12 05-18-05 M. Louise Love Howard Love 07-11-22 07-17-05 Nathalie F. “Nat” Wiswell E. Everett Wiswell 05-25-28 08-23-05 Robert Nachbar Charlotte S. Nachbar 04-11-24 08-25-05 Gwendolyn M. Fenderson Ed Fenderson 11-03-21 09-03-05 Margaret B. Jernigan Homer Jernigan 05-14-25 09-15-05 Georgie L. Aschenbach Joseph S. L. Aschenbach 05-03-31 09-30-05 Margaret A. Olson Strout Kingsley L. Strout 03-09-24 11-05-05 Kathryn “Kay” Barclay John Barclay 06-16-12 01-19-06 Margaret B. McConnell Charles M. McConnell 11-19-09 02-15-06 Margaret Tennis-Hughey Homer S. Hughey 09-25-15 02-15-06 George Strout Nadine Strout 03-21-26 02-23-06 Veryl Howland Leslie W. Howland 08-05-14 02-25-06 Virginia Bradley William L Bradley 04-05-25 05-16-06 Elizabeth E. Chase Russell M. Chase 10-22-21 06-03-06 Ethel Bass Franklin Bass 12-27-00 12-21-06 Evelyn S. Burns Jackson Burns 03-06-11 07-10-06 Glendys B. Case Ernest Case 07-15-17 11-04-06 Elizabeth Chase Russell Chase 12-19-48 06-03-06 Evelyn Flood Ernest C. Flood 01-25-09 02-21-07 Jennie Gulinello Frank Gulinello Sr 01-20-14 03-24-07 Helen E. Hamilton Richard Hamilton 01-25-37 03-18-07 Rita Jean Roettger Charles Donald Roettger 03-17-31 11-25-06 Gladys Rosengrant John Rosengrant 10-26-10 09-21-06 Mary Lou Saunders Ernest Saunders 11-26-15 02-18-07 Mary G. Tyson Luther E. Tyson 10-19-22 12-31-06 Leone P. Whitney Ronald G. Whitney 02-02-17 08-30-06

B-176 OUR HONORED DEAD, MINISTERS

Ministerial Members of the New England Conference (For those prior to 1993 refer to the 1993 Journals of Maine, New Hampshire and Southern New England)

Entered Name Born Died Age Ministry C. Edward Benedict 03-31-08 07-00-91 83 1962 Kenneth R. Boyden 03-28-16 09-18-93 77 1960 H. Travers Smith 10-08-16 02-02-94 77 1944 Alan D. Smith 11-27-33 03-03-94 60 1962 Robert E. Leyare 04-13-44 03-13-94 49 1982 James S. Pemberton, Sr. 09-24-04 03-21-94 89 1929 George F. A. Pottinger 06-05-26 04-04-94 68 1978 Robert J. Young 12-25-35 04-19-94 58 1990 W. George Donald 05-27-19 04-28-94 74 1985 Albert J. Doran 07-21-13 05-14-94 80 1965 Roland C. Stahl, Jr. 11-20-17 05-25-94 76 1946 Thomas H. Stevens 05-29-42 05-25-94 51 1991 Clarence F. Avey 08-18-00 06-13-94 93 1928 Rebert E. Crabtree 10-09-27 07-19-94 66 1969 Blaine E. Taylor 04-10-33 08-09-94 61 1958 Perley C. Odell 09-08-26 09-10-94 68 1953 Sargon Y. Ibraham 02-02-29 11-15-94 65 1955 Percy M. Hickcox 08-00-94 11-17-94 100 1921 Arthur B. Osgood 09-04-35 02-09-95 59 1966 Everett O. Rowell 03-30-08 05-04-95 87 1969 William B. Wylie 08-30-05 05-23-95 89 1969 Sherman A. Morrell 12-18-19 05-29-95 75 1984 Benjamin T. Briggs 12-22-25 06-24-95 69 1985 Donald T. Keil 04-12-02 07-01-95 93 1926 Newman J. LeShana 01-18-08 07-27-95 87 1951 James R. Uhlinger 04-11-08 09-11-95 87 1929 J. Charles Reid 07-12-07 09-13-95 88 1956 Howard L. Love 12-25-20 10-02-95 74 1952 W. Henry Shillington 06-01-05 09-04-95 90 1931 N. Calvin Warburton 05-28-10 10-18-95 85 1938 Robert J. Vanasek 06-28-16 11-26-95 79 1969 Glen W. Trimble 12-07-08 12-07-95 87 1946 J. Tremayne Copplestone 04-14-07 12-13-95 88 1932 Clarence E. Thiele 07-20-08 02-13-96 87 1939 Rebert W. Holcomb 06-02-12 03-11-96 84 1945 Leslie H. Johnson 03-06-14 04-05-96 82 1940 Clifford H. Osborne 11-26-00 05-01-96 95 1923 James W. Daniels, Sr. 04-07-28 05-09-96 68 1954 John Ambler 08-30-28 08-20-96 67 1952 Edward L. Fenderson 09-11-21 08-30-96 74 1971 John H. Jordan 01-07-17 09-27-96 79 1952 Joseph A. Stevenson 02-26-08 11-28-96 88

B-177 William A. Overholt 05-23-17 12-05-96 79 1947 John D. Cornelius 07-01-11 12-19-96 85 1960 John P. McCallum, Sr. 01-12-01 12-28-96 95 1939 D. Fay Zinn 12-06-99 03-04-97 97 1938 Meredith P. Smith 12-18-13 02-28-97 83 1939 Joseph S. L. Aschenbach 06-08-29 03-10-97 67 1967 H. Osgood Bennett 05-08-15 03-05-97 81 1943 Alton P. Mark 04-22-16 03-28-97 80 1960 C. Malcolm Keir 05-16-20 04-07-97 76 1947 Kenneth L. Miner 01-23-29 05-29-97 68 1954 James A. Quimby 02-25-09 06-08-97 88 1933 Oomen O. Thekadathu 02-03-16 06-14-97 81 1950 Alan R. Wood 05-01-46 07-01-97 51 1969 John Snook, Jr 11-12-12 07-30-97 84 1945 Kathleen I. Weed 01-09-17 10-24-97 80 1945 Loren W. Dow 03-11-15 10-29-97 82 1940 George H. Parker, Jr. 08-06-01 11-11-97 96 1924 Donald H. McAninch 06-28-14 11-20-97 83 1940 A. Marland Shoemaker 08-25-07 11-23-97 90 1928 Vernal C. Phillips 10-21-18 12-24-97 79 1960 Roger A. Blaisdell 09-25-40 12-25-97 57 1991 Beale R. Nauth 02-23-29 12-30-97 68 1964 Lewis H. Beckford 12-14-17 01-10-98 80 1949 John Kenneth Pearson 12-05-10 01-12-98 87 1937 Willis P. Miller 04-24-19 02-09-98 78 1951 Wilson L. Lyon 11-14-24 02-14-98 73 1946 Robert D. Matthews 11-05-22 02-22-98 75 1949 Ernest W. Saunders 03-23-15 02-27-98 82 1940 Francis C. Wilson 10-03-09 03-12-98 88 1945 Harvey F. Morrison 04-02-12 03-30-98 85 1938 Reuben S. H. Holthaus 01-12-11 04-24-98 87 1935 Darrell L. Walton 12-14-39 05-22-98 58 1962 Clarice M. Bowman 04-28-10 06-25-98 88 1965 John A. Beattie 08-28-53 07-11-98 42 1986 David Carter 10-17-08 08-07-98 89 1931 Edgar Redfern 05-08-05 08-27-98 93 1932 Ronald Whitney 04-15-26 09-11-98 72 1956 Roger A. Barnett 07-10-27 09-13-98 71 1951 Gordon Parlin 11-17-19 09-23-98 79 1969 John H. Rothrock 08-17-23 10-28-98 75 1978 Simon P. Montgomery 02-12-22 11-29-98 76 1947 Morrill O. Martin 11-20-12 01-12-99 86 1944 Bertrum F. Wentworth 05-23-96 02-11-99 102 1919 Oscar A. Guinn, Jr. 01-04-22 04-12-99 77 1948 C. Weston Jones 02-18-17 04-17-99 82 1957 Donald F. Kellogg 09-06-44 05-14-99 54 1969 Carl W. Saunders 01-18-13 05-29-99 86 1943 Sam Hedrick 08-15-10 06-11-99 88 1932 Paul L. Higgins 09-01-16 07-02-99 82

B-178 Peter Palches 03-20-00 08-22-99 99 1928 Edward F. Allen 09-27-12 09-24-99 86 1935 Alan H. Moore 12-01-17 09-28-99 81 1944 Franklin E. Blanchard 06-26-15 02-03-00 84 1956 A. Christopher Ives 08-08-36 03-12-00 63 1959 Leopold M. Hays 04-02-06 03-12-00 93 1938 Henry E. Helms 08-03-15 04-21-00 84 1940 Richard C. Hopkins 12-17-17 07-22-00 82 1973 Ralph F. Seaver, Jr. 10-07-08 12-16-00 92 1935 B. Francis Kaiser 01-10-31 12-25-00 69 1955 Homer S. Hughey 03-20-08 01-11-01 92 1942 F. Oliver Drake 02-05-12 04-16-01 89 1937 Gordon W. H. Buzza 04-09-20 09-02-02 82 1947 Paul D. Woodbury 07-25-24 10-26-01 77 1951 Richard Arnold 11-22-21 03-11-02 80 1949 Alfred B. Perry 04-03-20 03-15-02 81 1943 Frederick Paul Frank 04-10-12 03-22-02 89 1946 Lawrence F. Almond 04-20-20 04-18-20 81 1947 Mariano Rodriguez 05-09-31 04-25-02 70 1962 James Robert Duncan 10-12-14 05-16-02 87 1943 William T. Richards, Jr. 04-23-41 06-01-02 61 1966 H. Everett Wiswell 04-22-27 08-05-02 75 1955 Robert H. Burton 07-10-15 09-27-02 87 1958 Percy Smith 03-21-16 10-04-02 86 1944 Gerald Milliken 10-13-12 10-14-02 90 1938 Matt Mees 03-16-17 11-24-02 85 1942 Edward A. Winter 06-25-22 12-10-02 80 1968 Clifton Wood 07-14-29 12-27-02 73 1957 John A. Caswell 12-22-21 02-08-03 80 1950 Leighton Richardson 02-07-21 04-05-03 82 1965 George S. Bieber 12-25-21 04-25-03 81 1945 Wilbur C. Ziegler 11-19-17 04-29-03 85 1942 Peter K. H. Chyung 06-13-42 06-04-03 60 1984 Paul Q. Brooks 07-13-05 06-12-03 97 1929 Willard E. Conklin 04-21-19 07-21-03 84 1944 R. Lawrence N. O’Brien 03-11-23 09-19-03 80 1951 Thomas C. Whitehouse 01-05-17 12-20-03 86 1947 Raymond M. Murchie 03-18-15 01-20-04 88 1961 Arthur W. Newcomb 02-14-20 04-02-04 84 1945 Walter G. Muelder 03-01-07 06-12-04 97 1928 Francis J. Mazzeo 03-16-14 06-29-04 90 1945 Ralph L. Sabine 03-27-15 08-09-04 89 1959 John H. Lavely 09-25-16 10-08-04 88 1940 Charles R. McCracken 10/20/41 11/09/04 63 1968 Charles L. Banks 03-04-29 01-23-05 75 1960 Robert K. Jones, Jr. 01-22-20 04-04-05 85 1946 Robert J. Mollar 01-01-30 04-09-05 75 1963 Robert Murchie 12-16-38 04-28-05 66 1982 Kenneth Lehman 08-03-45 04-21-05 59

B-179 Fitz Allen John 12-16-28 09-20-05 76 1957 Lewis H. Moulton 01-22-14 09-24-05 91 1942 Seaton M. Woodley, Jr. 07-05-18 09-26-05 87 1953 Tomila Joanna C. “Nan” Louise 07-20-30 10-27-05 75 1958 John W. Ward, Jr. 10-01-27 11-28-05 78 1955 George A. “Fred” Hess, Jr. 01-26-38 01-27-06 68 1962 Charlotte S. Nachbar 05-04-38 04-10-06 67 1989 Eva Cutler 09-19-32 05-08-06 73 1990 Daniel D. Allen 08-04-25 01-29-07 81 1949 Harry A. Bartlett 03-06-35 09-18-06 71 1983 Charles H. Benson Jr. 06-07-30 04-16-07 76 1958 William L. Bradley 04-07-29 05-06-07 78 1952 Kenneth B. Campbell 03-14-36 01-05-07 70 1965 Ernest R. Case 08-23-19 07-22-06 86 1945 Clovis A. Frame 07-28-14 05-15-06 91 1942 William B. Gould 04-22-24 09-21-06 82 1950 William O. Grunden 06-27-27 02-28-07 79 1955 Charles D. Hoyt 07-10-32 08-31-06 74 1958 Yeager Hudson 08-14-31 04-21-07 75 1956 Donald E. Jones 02-25-29 06-16-06 77 1956 Benjamin A. Laird 12-30-24 03-07-07 82 1951 Guy S. Morrison 10-12-28 01-12-07 78 1955 John O. Parker 12-05-35 07-17-06 70 1960 Milton L. Smith Sr. 04-24-25 05-27-07 82 1959 Harold D. Smock 08-30-08 01-21-07 99 1939 Lawrence S. Staples 08-13-14 02-06-07 92 1938 Edwin A. Trench Jr. 03-23-28 11-29-06 78 1970 Allan F. Wells-Goodwin 08-29-43 03-27-07 63 1981 James L. White 10-07-30 03-06-07 76 1951

ROLL OF CONFERENCE SESSIONS

PLACE DATE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Amherst, MA June 2, 1994 F. Herbert Skeete John M. Blackadar Amherst, MA May 31, 1995 F. Herbert Skeete John M. Blackadar Amherst, MA June 13, 1996 F. Herbert Skeete John M. Blackadar Wenham, MA June 12, 1997 Susan W. Hassinger John M. Blackadar Waltham, MA June 4, 1998 Susan W. Hassinger John M. Blackadar Wenham, MA June 3, 1999 Susan W. Hassinger* John M. Blackadar Wenham, MA June 1, 2000 Susan W. Hassinger John M. Blackadar Wenham, MA June 6, 2001 Susan W, Hassinger John M. Blackadar Wenham, MA June 5, 2002 Susan W, Hassinger John M. Blackadar Wenham, MA June 12, 2003 Susan W. Hassinger John M. Blackadar Wenham, MA June 8, 2004 Susan W. Hassinger John M. Blackadar Wenham, MA June 9, 2005 Peter D. Weaver John M. Blackadar Wenham, MA June 8, 2006 Peter D. Weaver Ralph R. R. Oduor Wenham, MA June 8, 2007 Peter D. Weaver Ralph R. R. Oduor *C. Dale White, presided due to Susan Hassinger’s injury

B-180 2007 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE (agenda adopted during convening session)

June 7, Thursday Morning Conference Relations Comm – Organization’s Dining Room 10:00 am Equitable Compensation Committee – Martha Lewis Room 10:30 Registration Orientation for volunteers 12:00- 9pm Registration Open at Barrington Center (late arrivals go to Security) 12:00 Ballot distribution at Chapel for Clergy and Laity 12:30 Clergy and Retiree’s Banquet at Danversport Yacht Club, Danvers (gather at 11:30) 1 – 4pm BOM meeting in Jenks Learning Center, Gregory Auditorium, Room 237 4:30 Training for ushers and communion servers at front of chapel 4:30 – 6:00 Clergy Women’s Dinner, Hamilton UMC (contact Amy Alletzhauser) Learning Centers 5:00 – 6:30 Dinner 5:30 Gathering of Agenda Stewards, Martha Lewis Dining Room 6:00-9:30pm Child Care Club open 6:30 Clergy Executive Session, Chapel (first clergy ballot) 7:00 New Member Orientation in Chapel Side Dining Area - gather for conversation, Q & A 9:30 Ordination/Commissioning Service Rehearsal in Chapel

June 8, Friday 5:00 – 6:00am Early Morning Prayer – Korean Model Phillips Music Hall 6:30 Sunrise Worship, Chapel Steps 6:30 - 8:30 Breakfast (coffee station open 6:30am to 6:30pm) 8:00 Registration open at Barrington Center Spiritual Formation Group Organization’s Dining Room 8 am-9 pm Child Care Club open excluding meal times 9:00 - 11:30 Centering Worship and Convening Conferencing Session (organizing motions, first lay ballot, reports/resolutions, CMA Appointments) 11:30 - 1:15 Lunch 12 Step Meeting CSD Conference Room, 3rd floor, Lane Student Center Duke Alumni Organization’s Dining Room Bangor Seminary Tavilla Conference Room 12:00 Registration relocates to Chapel foyer 12:00 - 2:00 Rehearsals: Memorial Chapel 12:00 - 2:00 Learning Centers 1:00 - 2:15pm Conferencing Dialogue Sessions time for dialogue, education and questions. AIDS Resolution: Jenks Learning Center, Room 122 Budget: Gregory Auditorium, Jenks Learning Center, Room 237 Clergy Retirement Health Benefits Jenks Learning Center, Room 226 Congregational Development: Phillips Music Hall Disability Resolutions: Jenks Learning Center, Room 220 Equitable Compensation Commission: Jenks Learning Center, Room 209 General Conference Resolutions: Room 212 Pensions: Jenks Learning Center, Room 213 UMW Resolution, Jenks Learning Center, Room 210 Youth Ministry: MacDonald Hall, Room 109

B-181 1:00 - 5:00 Upper Room Intercessory Prayer Line staffed by NEAC, Chapel 3rd Floor 2:30 - 5:00 Conferencing Session (reports/resolutions, NME and RIM Appointments) 5:30 - 6:00 Rehearsals: Memorial Chapel 5:30 - 6:45 Learning Center 5:00 - 6:30 Dinner (alternative option in lower level) 5:30 Ordinands/Commissionees Organization’s Dining Room 6:15 Gathering for Processing for Ordination and Commissioning Service (outside chapel) 7:00 Ordination and Commissioning Service

June 9, Saturday 5:00 - 6:00am Early Morning Prayer – Korean Model: Phillips Music Hall 6:30 Sunrise Worship, Chapel steps 6:30 - 8:30 Breakfast UMW Chapel Side Dining Area Order of Deacons Organizations Dining Room 7:00 Choir/music rehearsals 8 am - 9 pm Child Care Club open excluding meal times 8:00am Gathering Worship/Bible Study with Bishop Roy L. Sano Conferencing Session (CWM Appointments, reports/resolutions) 11:00 Memorial Service featuring Tina Luce, including Retiree Recognition 12:30 - 1:30 Lunch - box lunches 12 Step Meeting CSD Conf Rm, 3rd floor - Lane Student Center Drew Alumni Martha Lewis Room Boston University Alumni Tavilla Conference Room Learning Centers 12:30 - 1:30 Rehearsals Chapel 2:00 - 5:00 Conferencing Session (Laity Address, Consent Calendar, reports/resolutions, MME and TRI Appointments) 5:30 -7:00 Dinner Alternative option in lower level Extension Ministry Dinner Organization’s Dining Room Evangelical Renewal Fellowship Tavilla Conference Room 7:30 Conferencing Session and Celebrations Reception in Lane Student Center featuring Damascus Road

June 10, Sunday 5:00 - 6:00am Early Morning Prayer – Korean Model: Phillips Music Hall 6:30 Sunrise Worship, Chapel steps 6:30 - 8:30 Breakfast 8am - 3pm Child Care Club open excluding meal times 8:30 - 11:00 Conferencing Session (NHD Appointments, budget, resolutions) 11:00 Connectional Worship Celebration linking conference and local church worship and honoring the 2006-2007 New England Confirmands! 12:00 - 1:30 Lunch 12 Step Meeting CSD Conf Rm, 3rd floor - Lane Student Center Certified Candidates Organization’s Dining Room Learning Centers 1:30 Conferencing Session (MBH Appointments, budget, nominations, remaining business) Note: Budget in last session to incorporate any actions with financial implications. Most General Conference resolutions don’t require Conference action for submission, so 3:00 scheduled after Conference items. Conference Adjourns

B-182 EXCUSED FROM THE 2007 SESSION Those requesting to be excused from all or part of the New England Annual Conference:

Ron Adcock Kathleen Towns, Jonathan Almond Pat Thompson Alford Alphonse Garvin Warden Anna C. Beach George Webb Charlotte C. Bemis Joan-Anne Westfall Jo Bennett Tim Wilcox Dean E Benedict Matthew J. Wissell John C. Blair Nancy R. Wnek Mark J. Brady Walter Wnek Patricia Bristow-Carrico C. Barry Wood Edward Brown III Norman C. Young Susan Carlson Sestino M. Continelli Keith Crouch Joseph G. DiLeo Rodney Dobbs Charles Dorchester Priscila Dreymond Robert Ebersole F. Richard Garland Earl R. Gray Kerry L. Greenhill John E. Holt Robert M. Houston Gary Hubley Judith Hutton Mark Lamprey Boyung Lee T. Landon Lindsay Mike Kerrigan Charles D. Kinney Maqbool Malik Ardis C. Mayo-McNeil Nancy Nelson David Nicol Dick Parker Joe Parker, Tom Porter David A. Ripley Paul E. Samuelson Rick Souza Steve Stolle Gilbert Y. Taverner

B-183 Dear Members of the New England Conference,

Grace and Peace to you in the name and Spirit of Christ.

God is doing amazing things in New England as we seek to live into God’s vision for us of “boldly proclaiming Jesus Christ to the world.” In June our Annual Conference took significant next steps in that journey by approving recommendations that impact the way we develop and apportion our budget and mission shares. In order to implement these recommendations for 2007, we have called a Special Session of the Annual Conference to:

1. Consider and act upon our 2007 Annual Conference Budget, 2007 Pastor’s Health Insurance Premium Co-Payment.

2. Consider and act upon Conference Rules changes from the Rules Committee.

3. To share creative ways to communicate and interpret with our local churches the life changing, world changing impact that ministries and mission supported by our budget will have.

We will meet on Saturday, September 30, 2006 at the Timberlane Regional Performing Arts Center in Plaistow, New Hampshire. We will begin at 9:30 a.m. and expect to have our agenda complete by 3:30 p.m. All persons who were elected as members of Annual Conference for 2006 are considered members for this session as well. The cost for each person will be $15 which will include lunch (collected at the door on the 30th). Further information about the site and other details will be provided separately.

It is very important that every church be represented on September 30th as we make critical decisions and prepare to take these next steps in strengthening our work for Christ. I look forward to seeing you at Conference.

Grace and peace,

Bishop Peter D. Weaver

B-184 DAILY PROCEEDINGS Saturday Morning, September 30, 2006

WORSHIP – Following a time of singing led by the Rockingham Church Praise team, Aida Fernandez, Metro Boston HOPE District Superintendent thanked and praised the music team. She then asked everyone to turn to the person next to them and say “You’re a beautiful child of God. Praise God today”. Aida led us in prayer with celebrations and concerns. Bishop Peter Weaver led us in our opening worship at 9:45. He stated that during his visit to Nigeria, last year, a Hospital in Nigeria had no eye doctors and hundreds without medical care in Zing. Two weeks before this Special Session, he observed that there is now an eye doctor and medical care is available in Zing. He concluded by saying that the budget before us today is an instrument of God. CALL TO ORDER – Bishop Peter Weaver called the Conference to order in the Timberlane Regional Performing Arts Center Auditorium, Plaistow, New Hampshire. Oscar Harrell the Conference Lay Leader, and Ralph Oduor the Conference Secretary, sat with Bishop Weaver at the head table. Jim McPhee thanked the Rockingham Church praise team. He welcomed the bishop’s wife Linda Weaver. Bishop Weaver announced that the agenda today is limited to the items established in the call to this special session; adoption of the 2007 Annual Conference budget and adoption of the process for the 2008 budget. He invited Tom Davidson, the CFA president to instruct us on the upcoming budget discussion. Charles Carnahan, the Treasurer, stated that Mission Share revenues are about 4% over last year. The Annual Conference in June set a line of Credit. We have not had to access those funds to date. He asked laity from churches participating in TFT to stand. Many did. He stated that the percentage of Mission Shares received has continued to decrease, about 76.6% in 2005. For 2006 he expects 76.8%. Tom Davidson asked the body to turn to RS-220. Bonnie moved to suspend the Rules. The motion was ruled out of order. Carolyn Edge of the Board of Pensions, moved the adoption of RS-220 on 2007 Pastor’s/Participant’s Health Insurance Co-Pay Premium. The motion was seconded and adopted. Tom moved adoption of RS-121, explaining that he would ask the body to vote part “a” first, 2007 Mission Share spending limit of $5,702,781 and a 2007 Mission Share apportioned to local churches of $6,564,438; followed by a vote on part “b,” the adoption of the 2007 conference budget as presented. Following a question and answer period, Sam Johnson moved to postpone taking a vote. It was seconded and adopted. Barbara Cann of the CFA answered several questions. Phil Polhemus made the following motion “To freeze compensation package of DS’s, Treasurer/Dir of Admin, Assistant to the Bishop & Director of Connectional Ministries. The money saved to be used to support Youth Ministries and our camping & Retreat ministries and other ministries that have been cut to 2006 funding.” The motion was seconded and after extensive dialogue, was NOT adopted. The following motion was made, seconded and adopted to amend line items in the 2007 NEC budget: Restore $1020 to Fund 3, for the Racial Harassment Task Force funding to 2007 Budget. The following motion was made, seconded and adopted to amend line items in the 2007 NEC budget:

B-185 Outdoor ministry; add $6000, to Rolling Ridge, add $9000, Youth Ministry add $1,000. By a friendly amendment the $1,000, was removed from the motion. The amended motion was adopted. Bonnie Marden made the following motion: “RS-120, line 5, page 1 of the Pre- Conference Booklet; RS-221, C4, line 14, 19 and 22, page 3 of the Pre-Conference Booklet; Replace all references to Conference Council on Ministries, Resource Team and New England Mission Leadership Team with “organization elected for Conference Program leadership”. The motion was accepted as a friendly amendment by the CFA. RS-121 – 2007 Budget with additional or restoration of funds was adopted. The new bottom line spending limit will be $5,702,781, while the Mission Shares Income base will be $6,564,438. Both numbers were subject to verification by the CFA. RS-120 as amended above was adopted. Sam Johnson moved adoption of RS-221 – Financial Policies and Procedures. It was seconded, and adopted after discussion and a ruling by Bishop Weaver that it was in order. Ed Deyton moved adoption of RS-222 – CFA to bring a budget to Annual Conference Sessions – “Instruct CFA to bring a budget to each regular Annual Conference Session.” The motion was seconded and adopted. Jim McPhee instructed the body concerning lunch. RECESS – Bishop Weaver declared us in recess for lunch at 12:27 PM, following Grace by Marcelle Dotson. He instructed everyone to return in one hour.

Saturday Afternoon

The afternoon session was opened by guitar and singing by Mack Haggins, Ed Deyton, Curtis Brown, Rick McKinley, and Mike Pike with drums accompaniment. CALL TO ORDER – Bishop Weaver called us to Order at 1:35 PM. We viewed a DVD on Mission Shares and pictures of different congregations in mission, and of NEC camps and retreat centers. Jim McPhee introduced the rest of the afternoon’s program on “Together for Tomorrow”, and connectional giving. These were the stories of giving for modeling by us to our churches. The rest of the afternoon went as follows: Kathy McGovern of Preachers Aid Society encouraged us to get in touch with those retired clergy and stay in their lives. Beth Ferguson shared her work providing Youth Ministries on Regional Basis at Camps and Retreats. Ned Crockett told us about Camp Ministry and Mission Programs. Alexx Wood and Rosemary McNulty spoke of the Resource Library located on the second floor of the Conference Center, Lawrence, Massachusetts. Ruth Oduor, pastor of Good Shepherd UMC, Malden and Ralph Oduor presented PowerPoint slide show with narration of how proceeds from Together for Tomorrow Campaign are used to provide college scholarships for 5 adults and Camp Scholarships awarded to children to attend camps at Wanakee, and Rolling Ridge. Laurel Scott, Chair of Equitable Compensation Commission told of help given to congregations to meet payment of pastors with minimum salaries, through the distribution of grants. Jeanette Chamberlain shared a story on Disaster Relief Volunteers, including flood relief of a couple with four young children and a jobless father. Curtis Brown, Director of Congregational Development talked about his work and training of churches and individuals on Natural Church Development, plus a PowerPoint slide presentation.

B-186 Center Conway UMC, has 26 people in attendance now. Center Conwa participated in the Pilot program for Natural Church Development. They found out the needed to focus on functional structure. They question was; How do we learn t discern? Curtis Brown quoted Diane Lang, “If you want things to be different you have t expect some things to change.” Curtis stated that the goal is to have 120 Natura Church Development Coaches by June 2007. “We’re Gonna Live So God Can Use Us.” Jim McPhee urged everyone to tell some of these stories “when you go back t your congregation.” Wanda Stahl announced a 5 day Academy for Spiritual Formation Retreat, in th fall. Lester Bennington, Conference Aids Task Force - U.M. Global Aids Fund. Information is on the table in the front hall. ADJOURNMENT – Bishop Weaver closed with Benediction at 2:35 PM.

B-187 ACTIONS OF THE SPECIAL SESSION SEPTEMBER 30, 2006

SRS – 120 - Budget Building Dates - 2008 Budget (Submitted by CFA) (Adopted after amendment, Saturday morning, September 30, 2006) The following budget building preparation and dates are for the 2008 budget, subject to any change mutually agreed upon by the CFA and the organization elected for Conference Program leadership. All 2008 budgets, methods of funding and sources and uses of funds for all divisions, commissions, boards, task forces, committees, agencies and councils will be considered at the same time and place called to discuss and vote upon the total conference budget. All boards, divisions, agencies and councils submit requests and complete all applicable questions on authorized budget forms supplied by the CF&A. CF&A and/or Treasurer distribute forms to Conference Boards, Committees and Agencies for budget Building requests by March 4, 2007. The CF&A and New England Missions team agree to a New England Missions team 2008 budget total by March 4, 2007. Boards, agencies, committees presenting budgets to the Director of Connectional Ministries do so by April 1, 2007. All 2008 budget requests must be submitted to the Treasurer by Noon, April 15, 2007. The CF&A approves final 2008 budget for recommendation to Annual Conference by May 1, 2007. The CF&A distributes the proposed 2008 budget through the Pre-Conference packet distributed to all Annual Conference members, via the Conference web site, e-mail, and regular mail beginning May 4, 2007. (Renumbered SRS for Journal)

SRS – 121- 2007 Budget Resolutions (Submitted by CFA) (Adopted after amendment, Saturday morning, September 30, 2006)

B-188 a). The Council on Finance and Administration recommends a 2007 Mission Share spending limit of $5,702,781and a 2007 Mission Share apportioned to local churches of $6,564,438. b). The Council on Finance and Administration recommends the adoption of the 2007 conference budget as presented. (Renumbered SRS for Journal)

SRS -220 - 2007 Pastor’s/Participant’s Health Insurance Co-Pay Premium (Submitted by CFA and the Board of Pensions) (Adopted Saturday morning, September 30, 2006) The 2007 pastor’s/participant’s health insurance co-pay monthly premium will be $150 per month ($1,800 annually). Pastors/participants taking the annual health risk assessment by December 15, 2006 will receive a $50 per month ($600 annually) credit toward their premium.

NOTE: (This increases pastors’/participants’ health insurance premium from its current rate of $50 per month with health risk assessment credit and $100 per month without health risk assessment to $100 per month with health risk assessment and $150 per month without health risk assessment.) (Renumbered SRS for Journal)

SRS–221 - IX. FINANCIAL POLICIES AND PROCEDURES (Submitted by the Rules Committee) (Adopted after amendment, Saturday morning, September 30, 2006) A. Budgeting 1. Each Conference board or agency requesting funding from Conference funds shall submit a detailed budget and documentation of anticipated needs for the coming year to the Council on Finance and Administration (CFA) by March 15 of each based on the budget building dates established by the Annual Conference year. Requests for budget consideration received after March 15 the above date will require an Annual Conference Rules

B-189 suspension for consideration on the conference floor. 2. (no change) 3. (no change) 4. (no change) 5. Prior to voting on the Annual Budget, the Council on Finance and Administration will present to the Annual Conference explanations of the reasons for all variances from the prior year budget of more than $10,000 or 10%, which ever is greater. 6. (no change) 7. (no change) 8. (no change)

B. Apportionments 1. The apportionment formula to be recommended by CFA to the Annual Conference shall be distributed with the proposed budget. C. Reserve Funds: there shall be Conference Reserve Funds which shall consist of the following: 1. (Delete completely.) 2. THE SUBSIDY POOL shall receive earned interest from common pooled funds of all Conference Boards and Agencies. Certain agencies receiving funds other than from apportionments may, upon vote of CFA, receive interest on their portion of funds in the common pool. Interest shall accrue until it reaches 10% of the voted annual conference budget for the purpose of ameliorating cash flow. When 10% has been achieved, distribution of interest earned by the Subsidy Pool shall be voted annually by CFA with up to 80% of annual interest used to reduce local church apportionments and the remainder to accrue to the Subsidy Pool. The principal of the Subsidy Pool Fund is used to ameliorate the Conference cash flow. (#2 becomes #1) 3. THE CONTINGENCY MINISTRY SUPPORT RESERVE FUND shall receive unspent year end Administrative Ministry Support funds EXCEPT for those boards and agencies granted "carryover" privilege by an annual vote of CFA. The Contingency Ministry Support Reserve Fund may be voted a line item amount in the Conference Budget. The Contingency Ministry Support Reserve Fund shall be used to subsidize administrative salaries and related benefits up to 100% of budget, help pay General Church Administrative apportionments at 100%, and fund contingency items in the Administrative Budget Ministry

B-190 Support budget. Disbursements are made by the Treasurer upon authorization of CFA or its Executive Committee. (#3 becomes #2) 4. THE PROGRAM NEW ENGLAND MISSIONS RESERVE FUND shall receive unspent year end Program Funds New England Missions funds EXCEPT for those boards and agencies granted "carryover" privileges by an annual vote of the organization elected for Conference Program leadership. The Program New England Missions Reserve Fund may be voted a line item amount in the Conference Budget. The Program New England Missions Reserve Fund shall be used to subsidize program salaries and related benefits up to 100% and related benefits for Program New England Missions staff as designated by the Conference Council on Ministries New England organization elected for Conference Program leadership, help pay General Church Program apportionments at 100%, fund emerging ministries and fund contingency items in the Program New England Missions budget. Disbursement of this fund shall be by the Treasurer upon authorization of the Conference Council on Ministries New England organization elected for Conference Program leadership or its Executive Committee. (#4 becomes #3.)

D. Administration

1. (no change) 2. (no change) 3. (no change) 4. It shall be the senior appointed pastor's responsibility to see that Tables I, and II, III, and Chart A are in the hands of the Treasurer or his/her designee (i.e. statistician) by February 14th of the year following that covered by the report. 5. (no change) (Renumbered SRS for Journal)

SRS – 222 – INSTRUCTION TO CFA TO SUBMIT A BUDGET TO EACH ANNUAL CONFERENCE SESSION (Submitted by Ed Deyton) (Adopted Saturday morning, September 30, 2006) Instruct CFA to bring a budget to each regular Annual Conference Session. (Renumbered SRS for Journal)

B-191 EXCUSED FROM THE CLERGY SESSIONS WITH BISHOP WEAVER – JANUARY 27 AND FEBRUARY 17, 2007 Those requesting to be excused from the sessions with Bishop Weaver:

Alford Alphonse Richard L. Evans Karen Peters

B-192 EXCUSED FROM SEPTEMBER 30, 2006 SPECIAL SESSION Those requesting to be excused: Adcock, Ron Barnett, Karen Burger, Lisa Costa, Donna M. DiLeo, Joe Evans, Richard Ewers, Michele Frey, Tom Garcia, Karen Greenhill, Kerry Griffith, Larry Gross, Geoff Hammond, Bernie Harvell, Kelly Hiles, Marjorie L Hubley, Gary MacDonald, Gary McKinley, Terry Munson, Karen Noyes, Richard O’Mally, Margaret Plaisted, Bob Tom Porter Robertson, Anne Robinson, Leon Robinson-Johnson, Doug Rose, Jim Shaw, Jirdan Sheesley, Dick Shook, James Smith, Elizabeth Bachelder Smith-Rushton, Janet Starbird, Evie Stotts, Michael R. Thorpe, John White, Sue .

B-193 2007 Annual Conference Budget (Approve October 1, 2006)

Revised Approved Total Spending Plan Mission Share Non-Mission Total Conference Mission Share CFA Approved Budget Share Budget Budget 2006 2006 2007 2007 2007 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E)

FUND 1 - WORLD MISSIONS World Service Apportionment $873,861 $576,749 $896,087 $896,087 Black College Fund $125,967 $88,492 $122,784 $122,784 Africa University $28,197 $19,808 $27,114 $27,114 Episcopal Fund $222,754 $194,353 $230,402 $230,402 Ministerial Education Fund-Gen Church $228,086 $199,005 $231,264 $231,264 Ministerial Education Fund-Conference $76,029 $66,335 $77,088 $77,088 Interdenominational Cooperation Fund $24,546 $17,244 $23,874 $23,874 General Administration Fund $76,758 $49,125 $77,497 $77,497

Total World Missions $1,656,198 $1,211,111 $1,686,110 $0 $1,686,110

FUND 2 - NEW ENGLAND MISSIONS Program and Ministries Annual Conference Sessions $25,000 $0 $0 $220,000 $220,000 Anti-Racism $5,100 $1,000 $0 $5,000 $5,000 Archives & History: Program $2,040 $500 $500 $500 Bishops' Initiative on Children & Poverty $500 $0 $0 $2,500 $2,500 Board of Laity $7,191 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 Christian Peacemakers Team $500 $0 $0 $0 Christian Unity/Interreligious Concerns $18,300 $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 Church & Society $4,000 $500 $500 $5,200 $5,700 Congregational Development - Congregation Development Committee $14,000 $4,000 $7,900 $7,900 - Forum on the Future $1,000 $0 $0 $0 - Local Church Transformation Committee $34,000 $5,000 $20,700 $20,700 - New Church Leadership Training $5,000 $0 $0 $0 - New Church Starts $80,000 $10,000 $14,950 $60,000 $74,950 - Town & Country $11,188 $2,500 $8,537 $8,537 - Urban Committee $5,000 $1,000 $2,500 $66,685 $69,185 District Programming $8,000 $4,000 $8,000 $8,000 Missions (Global Missions) $5,065 $0 $2,000 $2,000 Grants - Cluster Program Grants $5,000 $0 $0 $0 - Emerging Ministries $12,000 $0 $0 $0 - Ministry Grants $7,250 $0 $0 $0 Health and Welfare Ministries $1,800 $0 $0 $0 Higher Education & Campus Ministries $30,120 $16,800 $16,800 $16,800 Nicaragua Covenant $4,000 $1,000 $1,000 $138,000 $139,000 Regional Ministries $94,500 $31,000 $17,000 $17,000 Resource Library $500 $0 $100 $400 $500 Spirtual Life Programming $2,000 $0 $2,000 $6,300 $8,300 West Angola Covenant $4,000 $1,000 $1,000 $13,700 $14,700 Camping & Youth Ministries Site Directors $296,461 $296,461 $310,600 $1,150,000 $1,460,600 Youth Ministry Training/Prgrming $1,000 $0 $0 $1,000 $1,000 Rolling Ridge Conf & Retreat Center $9,000 $4,000 $9,000 $9,000 Outdoor Ministries $6,000 $0 $6,000 $6,000 Council on Youth Ministries $4,000 $4,000 $2,000 $5,100 $7,100 Other Ministry Committees Ethnic Concerns $2,200 $600 $600 $600 Leadership Committee $500 $0 $500 $500 Religion & Race $1,750 $1,250 $2,500 $2,500 Sexual Ethics Response Team $21,216 $2,500 $3,000 $3,000 Status & Role of Women $500 $500 $500 $500 Ministry Support

B-194 2007 Annual Conference Budget (Approve October 1, 2006)

Revised Approved Total Spending Plan Mission Share Non-Mission Total Conference Mission Share CFA Approved Budget Share Budget Budget 2006 2006 2007 2007 2007 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E)

Archives & History - BU $8,160 $8,160 $8,000 $8,000 Communication $2,500 $0 $12,000 $12,000 Communication Staff $91,542 $91,542 $79,220 $79,220 Conference Publication $43,500 $43,500 $38,000 $38,000 Equipping Leadership $5,100 $1,000 $0 $1,000 $1,000 Expenses/NACD Dues $85 $0 $0 $0 Meetings and Administration $2,565 $585 $0 $5,000 $5,000 Parish Development Consultants $66,300 $35,008 $10,440 $30,000 $40,440 Resource Team Staff $225,322 $225,322 $233,096 $233,096

Connectional Mission Share Fund 2 $299,194 $203,932 $196,173 $196,173

Other Conference Related Ministries Non-Mission Share Ministries $0 $0 $0 $390,000 $390,000

Total New England Missions $1,473,949 $1,019,660 $1,038,116 $2,099,885 $3,138,001

FUND 3 - MINISTRY SUPPORT Conference Board of Pensions Retiree/Disabled Benefits $3,162,880 $3,162,880 $705,000 $1,727,302 $2,432,302 Active Clergy Health Insurance $0 $0 $0 $3,258,340 $3,258,340 Active Clergy Pension/Disability $0 $2,754,758 $2,754,758 Moving Expenses $10,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 Episcopal Office Episcopal Residence $15,481 $15,481 $15,500 $15,500 Episcopal Residence: Assistant $12,500 $12,500 $12,500 $12,500 Episcopal office operation $114,773 $108,773 $111,300 $123,500 $234,800 Committee on Episcopacy $1,000 $750 $750 $750 District Superintendency District Superintending $1,075,020 $1,025,020 $1,146,335 $1,146,335 District Housing $91,552 $91,552 $91,552 $91,552 Sustentation Fund $16,320 $16,320 $16,320 $26,000 $42,320 Board of Ordained Ministry BOOM Operating Expenses $24,553 $14,553 $28,500 $28,500 BOOM Program Expenses $5,100 $5,100 $0 $0 BOOM Registrar $20,243 $5,000 $10,000 $10,000 Maternity/Paternity Leave $8,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 Clergy Transition $0 $0 $25,000 $25,000 Equitable Compensation Equitable Compensation $214,200 $169,600 $185,000 $185,000 Committees Committee on Investigation $1,000 $500 $500 $500 Administrative Review Committee $1,000 $500 $500 $500 Committee on Rules $100 $0 $100 $100 Administrative Ministry Conference Center - Lawrence $171,250 $156,250 $208,558 $208,558 Insurance $55,000 $55,000 $59,000 $2,100,000 $2,159,000 Legal Service $35,000 $35,000 $40,000 $40,000 Administration Staff $389,469 $389,469 $401,153 $135,000 $536,153 Auditing Expense $30,000 $30,000 $38,000 $38,000 Central Equipment $15,000 $15,000 $10,000 $10,000 Conf Housing Maintenance/Repairs $52,930 $31,720 $32,000 $32,000 Conference Transformation Team $1,500 $0 $0 $0 CFA, Mission Share Interpretation $3,000 $500 $1,500 $1,500 Trustees $1,930 $700 $1,500 $292,000 $293,500 General & Jurisdictional Delegates $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 Journal Publication $5,000 $0 $0 $0 Task Forces $1,000 $1,500 $1,500 $1,500

B-195 2007 Annual Conference Budget (Approve October 1, 2006)

Revised Approved Total Spending Plan Mission Share Non-Mission Total Conference Mission Share CFA Approved Budget Share Budget Budget 2006 2006 2007 2007 2007 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E)

Mission Share Review Committee $1,000 $2,500 $0 $0 Racial Harassment Task Force $1,020 $0 $1,020 $1,020 Jurisdictional Conference Support $18,493 $18,493 $19,140 $19,140

Connectional Mission Share Fund 3 $1,162,517 $1,129,204 $666,693 $666,693

Other Conf Related Admin Ministry Non-Mission Share Ministry Support $0 $0 $0 $800,100 $800,100

Total Mission/Ministry Support $6,720,331 $6,506,365 $3,841,421 $11,217,000 $15,058,421

TOTAL $9,850,477 $8,737,136 $6,565,647 $13,316,885 $19,882,532

B-196 SALARIES Base Compensation of Persons Appointed to Extension Ministries for 2006-2007 In US Dollars (unless otherwise indicated) Allan N. Anderson 62,000 Catherine Howe Anderson 42,960 Raymond B. Anderson 63,876 Joanne Whitcomb Berlin* John Blackadar 60,734 John C. Blair 44,148 (Australian) Mark J. Brady 32,000 Theodore L. Brandt* Twila S. Broadway 46,000 Curtis Brown 41,440 Charles R. Carnahan 60,734 . Gregory D. Carpenter* Heidi Chamberland 60,734 Paul Hack Soon Chang* Yoo-Yun Cho-Chang* George Collis* Ward M. Coleman 23,000 Michael B.W. Davis 30,367 Janice L.W. Davis 30,367 . Jerome King Del Pino 92,116 Laura Delaplain 42,000 Marcelle Dotson 60,734 Priscilla J. Dreyman 32,250 Christine Kay Elliott* Mark-Allen Fowler 100,000 Thomas J. Gallen 58,400 Robert Ganung* Cynthia A. Good* Kathleen J. Greider 36,610 John E. Holt 99,000 Anne Marie Hunter* Aida Irizarry-Fernadez 60,734 . Kathryn J. Johnson* Samuel M. Johnson Hyung-Gyum (Philip) Kim 36,000 Stewart Lanier Boyung Lee 51,013 Thomas E. Mabie 955 Gary B. MacDonald 27,718 John A. MacDougall 77,094 .James L. Martin 78,500 William B. McClain* John L. McCullough 195,000 James T. McPhee 60,734 . Peter J. Miano* Imani-Sheila Newsome-Camara 56,000 Richard A. Paine* Paula M. Payne 88,476 Larry Peacock Thomas W. Porter Jr 85,769 Robert E. Price 85,749 B-197 Gwendolynn M. Purushotham 54,760 Tim Rieckhoff-Faris* Gary L. Shaw 60,734 . Janet Smith-Rushton 34,507 Chang-Hee Son 38,000 Wanda J. Stahl 46,641 Charles R. Stith* David E. Svenson 60,734 . Bascom D. Talley III* Wee-Lee Tan 86,000 . Herbert B. Taylor 120,000 Thomas E. Theis* Jeffrey Thomas Thomas G. Thompson* Patricia Thompson 33,325 Kay Webb 30,900 Dee E. Webber 10.500 . Chandler F. Welch* David M. Whitford* Ronald V. Wilson 60,734 . Edward Wimberly 96,740 x Indicates individual is in violation of ¶ 627 of the 2004 Book of Discipline.

B-198 PASTORAL RECORD Note: The asterisk (*) indicates the date admitted on probation; the open asterisk (¤) the date ordained deacon (if different from probation date); the dagger (†), date admitted into full membership; the double dagger (‡) the date ordained elder (if different from the full membership date); the caret (^), the date transferred into the New England Conference or one of its predecessor conferences; D, Disability or Incapacity Leave; F, Family Leave; L, Leave of Absence; R, Retired; S, Sabbatical leave; S’y, Supranumerary. The year listed indicates the beginning of the appointment year and unless otherwise stated it is assumed that the person completed the appointment year the following June. Hence a person listed with only 2002 after their name would have served from July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2003. If you have any questions or corrections to be made, kindly write the Conference Secretary, Ralph R. R. Oduor, PO Box 249, 276 Essex Street, Lawrence, MA 01842-0449, or email [email protected]. Thank you for your assistance. Records prefaced by the question mark (?) are tentative and subject to correction. Pension years are not recorded until one full year after transfer into the Conference. PRESIDING BISHOP

WEAVER, PETER DAVID WPA Conf : Appointed to attend School 1967-†69-70; Whitaker 1971-76; Smithfield United Church 1977-87; Pittsburg, PA: First 1988-95; Bishop Philadelphia Area 1996-2003; Bishop Boston Area 2004-07.

A. FULL ELDERS ABBOTT, DAVID JON (Lisa) 426.1 in North Carolina Conf. *1994-95; Belfast, ME 1996-†00-07. (11) ABOSAMRA, GEORGE (Diane) Bridgton, ME 1963-*64-65; Farmington/New Sharon, ME †1966-68; So. New England Conf. 1969; Barrington, RI 1969-75; So. Hardley, MA 1976-82; Somerville, MA 1983-1987; Westbrook, ME 1988-89; South Portland, ME: First & Westbrook 1990; Westbrook, ME 1991; Superintendent, Southern ME District 1992-97; Worcester, MA: Wesley 1998-00; R 01 (37) ABRAHAMS, H. BENJAMIN Mansfield, MA ^1995-*97-01; Westborough, MA 2002- 04; Barrington, RI 2005-06; F 2007. (12) ADCOCK, RONALD (Jo) Franklin, NH and Ombudsman NH Dept of Health and Human Services ^2000-01; Ombudsman NH Dept of Health and Human Services 2002-04. (2); Tilton, NH: Tilton-Northfield 2/16/05-7/1/05; International UMC in Lund, Sweden (346.1) 2005-06; F 2007 (3) AIELLO, HENRIETTA D. So. New England Conf. *1988-89; Kittery, ME: St. Mark's †1990-95, Enfield, CT 1996-00; Chatham, MA 2001-05; Rockville, CT 2006-07 (19) AKELEY, GARY (Bonny) Pembroke, ME 1987; Columbia Falls, ME *1988-89; Orrington, ME †1990-91; Strong, ME 1992-97; Strong & Salem, ME 1998-00; Westbrook & South Portland, ME: Elm St. 2001-05; Randolph/East Pittston UMCs, ME 2006-07 (19) ALBERTS, WILLIAM E. Central Penn. Conf: attend school 1949-60, Trout Run, PA 1949-51; Clearville, PA 1951-†54; New England Conference 2/5/60; attend school 1960, Somerville, MA: First 1954-^60; Salem, MA: Lafayette St. 1960-65; Boston, MA: Old West 1965-72; R 1973 . B-199 ALLETZHAUSER, AMY L. SNE Conf. Coventry/Greene *1991-92; Waltham, MA: Immanuel 1993-†94-99; Lowell, MA: Centralville 2000-06; Wellesley 2007 (16) ALLEY, MARK MONSON (Wendy) Greenville, ME 1981; Prospect Harbor, ME 1982-84; Camden, ME *1985-†87-92; Cumberland, ME: Tuttle Road, ME 1993-2004; Dover, NH: St. John’s 2005-07 (22) ALLEY, WENDY MONSON (Mark) in school *1979-80; Hampden Highlands, ME 1981-†83-84; Leave of Absence 1985-88; Penobscot Bay Medical Center, ME 1989- 92; Leave of Absence 1993; New England Preacher's Aid Society 1994-98; in school 1999-2006; 2007 L (8) ALMOND, JONATHAN R. (Nora) East Ohio Conf. Delaware: Asbury (Assoc) *1968- 69; SNE Conf. S Kingstown: Christ †1970-75; North Kingstown 1974-87; Melrose: First 6/1/87-89; Niantic: Community 1990-93; Providence, RI: Mathewson St. 1994- 2007 (E Ohio 2, NE 37) ALMQUIST, ROBERT T. (Sandy) South Iowa Conference: Macksburg, Hebron, & Wesley Chapel 1967; Minnesota Conference: In School *1968-70; Arlington 1971- †72-74; St. Paul: St. Paul's 1975-81; St. Cloud: New Horizons 1982-88; Plymouth: Pilgrim 1989-91; Mobile Ministry: Kabetogama (Crane Lake) January 1, 1992; New Hampshire Conference: Salem, NH: Pleasant Street ^1992-95; Gorham, NH 1996-97; R 1998. (6) ALPHONSE, ALFORD W. W. (Hope) *1958; Ordained Elder, Meth Ch Caribbean and the Americas 1960-64; Br Conf 1965-68; Jamaica (MCCA) 1969-74; Panama (MCCA) 1975-80; SNE Conf. Boston, MA: Greenwood Memorial †9/1/80-83; Whitman 1984-86; DWM, BGM 12/1/86-89; Central Dist. Supt. 1990-94; GBGM Missionary to Jamaica 1995-97; R 1998 (NE 11.25) ANDERSON, ALLAN N. (Susan) at school BUST *1971; Acton: St. Matthews 1972- 73; Newburyport: People's †1974-77; Pastoral Counseling Center, Lowell 1978-82; Leave of Absence 1983; Pastoral Counselor 1984-2007 (8) ANDERSON, CATHERINE HOWE (Raymond) Livermore, ME *1987-†89-91; Readfield & Mt. Vernon, ME 1992-98; Readfield, ME 1999 – September 30, 1999; Preachers’ Aid Society October 1, 1999-2007 (15¼) ANDERSON, RAYMOND HOWE (Catherine) Gouldsboro, ME 1970-72; Howland, ME 1973-*74-75; Chaplain, Deaconess Hospital †1976-87; Director of Pastoral Care, Kennebec Valley Med. Center, Augusta, ME 1988-97; Director of Pastoral Care, Maine General Hosp., Augusta, ME 1998-2007 (3) ARBOUR, BRUCE T. (Laura) SNE Conf. in school *1986; Ipswich, MA 8/1/86-†89- 92; Amherst, MA: Wesley 1993-2001; Belchertown, MA 2002-07 (21) ARNOLD, LINWOOD R. (Judith) in school *1970-71; Newport, ME 1972-†73-75; Eliot, ME 1976-78; So. Portland, ME: Peoples 1979-95, Gorham, ME: School Street 1996-2007 (37) ASARE, DOROTHY (Seth) In School *1992; L 1993; F 1994; Marlboro, MA 1995-97- †98-2004; Milford, MA: First 2005-07 (11) ASARE, SETH O. (Dorothy) SNE Conf. Cochesett, MA 1985-†90-92; Newton, MA:UMC 1993-95, Newton, MA: UMC & Prof. BUSTh; 1996-00; Newton, MA: UMC 2001-03; Natick, MA: Fisk 2004-07 (21) ATWOOD, KRISTA BETH Holbrook, MA 2000-03; Manchester, CT: South Associate *2004-†07 (7)

. B-200 BAE, SANG CHURL Ludlow, MA 1995-96; Hallowell, ME *1997-00; North Salem, NH †2001-02; Waltham, MA: Immanuel 2003-04; Portland, ME: Rainbow 2005-07 (12)??? BAILEY, LOIS J. *Western NY Conf; SNE Conf. Brockton: Pentecost ^1982-84; Leave of Absence 1984; Brockton: Pentecost 8/1/84-†1986-87; Westfield: Associate 1988-90; Greenfield 1991-92; Greenfield and Leyden 1993-94; Disability Leave October 1, 1994-2007 (NE 24.25) BAIRD, DAVID H. (Regina) Belmont, MA, Assoc *1988-90; Willamstown †1991-96; Putnam, CT 1997-2007 (19) BARK, CHARLES A. JR. (Alice) East Ohio Conf.; SNE Conf. Bryantville *1991-†92- 94; Falmouth, MA: John Wesley 1995-2006; R 2007 (16) BARNER, JOHN M. (Joanne) Fremont & East Kingston, NH 1996-^97-February 28, 2003; L March 1, 2003-07 (7.75) BARTLETT, GRACE M. in school *1984; Hodgdon, ME 1985-†88-90; Old Orchard Beach, ME 1991-95; Goffstown, NH: Hillside 1996; Bangor, ME: Grace 1997-2004 R 2005 (21) BARWISE, DAVID H. (Carolyn) Walpole: South Walpole 1971-76; South Kingstown: Christ (Wakefield) 9/15/1976-*80; Prot. Chap., Edgehill, Newport, Inc. 1981-†86-89; Leave Absence 9/7/90; R 1991 (SNE 17) BASCOM, STEPHEN ERIC. Appointed to attend school *1987-89; Chesterfield and Richmond, NH 1990-†92-94; Contoocook, NH 1995-97; Skowhegan, ME 1998-2001; Littleton, NH 2002-07 (20) BASS, DOGBA WILLIAM ROCKY. Holbrook, MA *1994-95-†97-98; New Bedford, MA: St. Paul’s 1999-2004; East Ohio Conf. 2005-07 (12) BATTEN, JAMES ARTHUR (Barbara) Left without appointment to attend school, *1955; Sanbornville, 1956; Salem: Tenney Memorial and Ayer's Village, MA, †1957- 60;Suncook, 1961-64; Littleton, 1965-72; Supt. Northern Dist. 1973-78; Concord: Wesley 1979-88; Supt. Southern NH Dist. 1989-94; R 1995. (40) BAUMANN, REBECCA E. Rockland, MA 1997-99; Groton, CT *2000-05; MANSFIELD: First (Willimantic) †2006-07 (10) BAXTER, JAMES ALLEN (Deanna) Kentucky Conf. Lexington: First *1962; NE Conf. in school ^1963-†65; Marblehead: St. Stephen's 1966-68; Prof. of Rel, McPherson College 1969-72; Teacher, Shelby State Community College 1973-2002; R 2003 (Kentucky 1, NE 6) BEACH, ANNA CARRIER (Kenneth) In school *1992; Bow Mills, NH 1993-95-†96- 2001; Waterville, ME 2002-04; Caribou, ME: Bessie Gray Memorial 2005-07 (15) BEARDSLEY, JOSEPH L. (Joy) Brownville Jct., ME †1983-88; Eliot, ME 1989-94; Littleton, NH 1995-2002; Waldoboro and Damariscotta, ME 2002-December 31, 2003; Waldoboro, ME January 1, 2004-06; R 2007 (24) BEDDIE, WILLIAM PHILIP. (Cynthia) Newfields, NH *1988-90; Hillsboro and Munsonville, NH †1991-August 1997; Hillsboro, NH Sept 1997-99; South Portland, ME: People’s 2000-04; R 2005 (17) BEHR, NANCY NITZMAN SNE Conf. Maynard: Associate *1992; Assoc. Maynard and Stow Mission 1993; Needham, MA Assoc. 1994-12/31/95; L 1/1/96; Cooperative Parish Attleboro: Centenary & Hebron 1997; Attleboro:Centenary Assoc. 1998-00; Warren/Bristol, RI †2001-07. (13 BELISLE, ERNEST RANDOLPH Methodist Church Caribbean and the Americas: Probation, *1975; Bocas del Toro Circuit, Panama/Costa Rica District 1976-†78-1980; . B-201 Beachamville/Bensonton Circuit Superintendent and Minister, Jamaica District, 1981- 86; Crusade Scholarship at Drew School of Theology, 1987-1988; Port Antonio and Annato Bay Circuits Superintendent and Minister, Jamaica District, 1989; Chaplin/Tutor Wesley College, Belize City – Belize/Honduras District, 1990-1992; Chairman and General Superintendent Methodist Church Guyana District, 1993-1999; New England Conference of the United Methodist Church: Oxford, MA 2000-^03-04. Framingham, MA: 2005-07 (4) BELL, DAVID W. (Nancy) Waldoboro Circuit, ME *1956; Friendship & Cushing, ME 1956-57; Winthrop,Kent's Hill & East Readfield, ME †1958-61; Brewer, ME 1962-66; Coordinator of Parish Development, ME 1967-68; Rochester, NH: First 1969-71; Laconia: Gilford, NH 1972-79; Contoocook & Bow Mills, NH 1980-1984; Contoocook, NH 1985-87; Waldoboro, ME 1988-93; R 1994 (38) BELL, EARL H. (Marilyn) Western NY Conf.; South Paris, ME †1985-90; R 1991 (6) BENAVIDES, LUIS ENRIQUE. (Marlene) Boston, MA: St. Andrew’s 1997-^99-†02- 03; UMC of Newton, MA 2004; Pittsfield, MA: First 2005-07 (10) BENEDICT, DEAN E. (Jean) NE Conf. Lynn: South St. 1961-63; Western NY Conf. in school & supplying Malden: Centre *1964-66; NE Conf. Quincy: Centre †1/1/67-70; Winchester: Crawford Mem'l 9/1/70-73; Hudson: First 1974-77; Assabet Valley UM Parish 1978-81; Brockton: Central 1982-89; Worcester: Quinsigamond 1990-96; Woburn, MA 1997-2002; R 2003 (WNY 2.5, NE 35.5) BENNETT, MEREDITH JOAN in school *1993; Network Ministries, Calif. 1994; Dexter and Hartland, ME 1995-98; Cape Porpoise, ME †1999-September 30, 2000; D October 1, 2000-01; Brockton, MA: Central 2002-December 31, 2003; D January 1, 2004-07 (13) BENNETT, SUSAN FROST (Michael) SNE Conf. Chicopee, MA: Faith 9/1/86-†89; L 1990-92; F 1993-2007 (2.75) BENSON, HOWARD E. (Eva) Randolph, ME 1950-*51-†53-54; Dexter, ME 1955-58; Kittery, ME 1959-64; Old Town, ME 1965-75; Superintendent, Northern ME District 1976-81; Brewer, ME 1982-87; R 1988 (37) BENT, MARIE B. Mapleton, ME 1985-*86-†88; Fairfield, ME 1989-91; Livermore, ME 1992-93; R 1994 (8) BENTUM, THOMAS W. (Deneane) Fairfield, ME *1992-†98-01; Lancaster and Jefferson, NH 2002-07. (15) BERLIN, JOANNE W. (Sanford) Easthampton: Providence *1972-†74; Warwick, RI: Hillsgrove 1975-76; School 1977; Downtown Co-op Ministry, New Haven, CT July 1977-79; School George Wash Univ 1980-84; Physician's Asst., Cardiac Rehab., VA Hospital New Haven, CT 3/ 3/19/84-86; Leave of Absence 1987; Physicians' Asst., Community Health 1988-2007 (6) BERRY, BRUCE E. (Lula) NH Conf. Milan, W Milan & Dummer, NH 1955-*56; Chichester, NH 1957-60; Hillsboro & Hennicker, NH; 1961-†62-64; Suncook, NH 1965-66; S 1967; Supernumerary 1968-69; SNE Conf. Lowell, MA: St. Paul's ^1970- 71; Stoneham, MA: St. James 1/1/72-79; Weymouth, MA 1980-83; S 1984; Athol, MA 1985-88; R 1989 (NH 12, SNE 19) BICKFORD, MARGARET WYATT (William) Methuen, MA *1981- †83; Methuen and Ayer's Village, MA 1984-Aug. 31 1989; Chaplain, Lourdes Hospice, Paducah, KY Sept. 1, 1989-92; Canaan VT and Pittsburg, NH 1993-97; Plymouth and Thornton, NH 1998-99; Lakes Regional Ministry 2000-03; R 2004. (19.25)

B-202 BISCHOFF, NANCY North Sebago, ME 2000-^02; Columbia, ME: Faith 2003-06; L 2007 (7) BLACK, RICHARD E. (Janice) NE Conf. in school *1968-70; Providence: Trinity †1971-77; Winthrop: First 1978-83; Acton: St. Matthew's 10/1/83-90; Worcester: Wesley 1991-Dec. 31, 1993; Sr. Associate at CSX-Index Jan. 1, 1994-01; Wilmington/Tewksbury, MA Cooperative Parish 2002-03; Wilmington, MA: 2004-06 R 2007 (31.5) BLACKADAR, JOHN MARTIN (Rita) in school *1969-70; Salem, NH: Tenney Memorial and Ayer's Village, MA, †1971; Salem: Tenney Memorial and North Salem, NH 1972-75; Groveton, Stratford and Stark, NH 1976-79; Groveton Stratford, Stark, and Director of the Parish of the Headwaters 1980-81; Groveton, Stratford and Stark, NH 1982-83; Dover, NH: St. John's 1984-89; Keene and Marlow, NH 1990-98; Conference Administrative Coordinator 1999-2004; NH District Superintendent 2005- 07 (38) BLACKSTONE, THOMAS L. (Lynn) in school *1986-90; Boothbay Harbor, ME 1991-92; Camden, ME: John Street †1993-97; Presque Isle, ME 1998-2005; Augusta, ME: Green Street 2006-07 (21) BLAIR, JOHN CHARLES (Rebecca) Iowa Conf.: In school *1970. NH Conf. Milan, West Milan, and Dummer, NH ^May 11, 1972- †73; L 1974-76;Resident Pastoral Counselor, Georgia Baptist Hospital 1977-78; District Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling, No. Georgia Conf. 1979-87, Plymouth and Thornton, NH Nov. 1987- April 30, 1995; Assistant Director of Pastoral Care at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Nashua, NH May 1, 1995-95; Malden, MA: Centre 1996-01; Flying Padre, Australia 2002-07 (16.75) BODGE, ARLENE Chilmark & Edgartown, MA *1992-†96-2002; D 2003-07 (14) BONNETTE-KIM, SANDRA (Travis) Northern Illinois Conference: Part-Time Local Pastor 1995-1996; Associate Pastor *1996-1998; Boone County, Belvidere, IL: New Church †1998-2000; Leaf River, IL: Co-Operative Ministry 2000-2002; Mansfield, MA ^2002-03; Mansfield & Chartley, MA 2003-04; Framingham, MA: First 2005-07 (N.IL 7, NE 5) BONNETTE-KIM, TRAVIS (Sandra) Northern Illinois Conference: 1995-*96-†99-02; Franklin, MA ^2002-06; Wilmington, MA 2007 (N.IL 7, NE 5) BOOTH, NEWELL S., JR. (Mary Lou) NE Conf. Gleasondale *1950; Somerville: First 1951-†52-53; Arlington Hgts 1954-60; Prof of Rel, Miami Univ 9/10/60-92; R 1993 (NE 11.25) BOSSDORF, ROBERT E. (Eleanor A.) Newark ME Conf. Finesville 10/1/62-63; NE Conf. Andover: Ballardvale *1964-†66-67; Watertown: St. John's (Assoc) 1968; Quincy: Atlantic 1969-75; Warwick: Asbury 1976-82; S 1983; Leave of absence 1984; R 1986 (NE 6, SNE 14) BOYDEN, RICHARD WILLIAM (Sharon) Merrimacport, MA 1984-*85-87; Lancaster and Jefferson, NH Sept. 1, 1987-88- †89-97; Unity, ME 1998-2006; Canaan, VT: Grace & Pittsburg, NH: Farnham Mem. 2007 (22) BRADY, MARK (Diana) Mystic/Old Mystic, CT 1989-†92; Mystic, CT 1/1/93; School 1993-94; Belgrade Lakes, ME 1995-00; Moultonboro, NH 2001-9/15/04; Union Church of Cupertino, San Jose, CA under the provisions of ¶¶322.1a, 335.1d effective September 15, 2004-07 (18)

B-203 BRANDT, THEODORE L. (Terri) Lowell: Fellowship 7/1/86-87; in School *1988; Assoc. Burrillville 1989-†91; Middleboro 1992-98; GBGM Missionary 1999-2005 First Presbyterian Church, Oxnard, CA 2006-07 (13) BRIGHTMAN, ROBERT S. (Eleanor) NE Conf. in school *1952; Colrain & East Colrain 1953-†54-56; Maine Conf. Harrington & West Harrington 11/1/56-60; Woodland 2/1/60-64; South Eliot 1964; in school 10/1/64-65; NE Conf. Boston: Morgan Memorial: Church of All Nations ^1966-69; Asst Prof, Dept of Theol, Boston College 10/1/69-75; Housatonic Valley Cooperative Parish 1976-79; Stonington: Mystic: First/Old Mystic 1980-86; Glastonbury 1987-92; R 1993 (Maine 10, NE 7.25, SNE 17) BRISTOW-CARRICO, PATRICIA (Don) Smyrna Mills, ME 1986-*87; York/Ogunquit, ME 1988-†90-91; Friendship, ME 1992; Hampden Highlands, ME 1993-96; F 1997; Kittery, ME 1998-2004; D 2005-07 (19) BROADWAY, TWILA S.C. Conf. *1983; Rock Hill Aldersgate 1984-85; Nichols/Floyds Charge †1986; In school 1987-89; Cross Conference to SNE Conference Blackstone Valley Cooperative Parish, East Douglas and Taft Memorial 1990; Taft Memorial 1991; Leave of Absence 1992; Interfaith Counseling Service 1993-99; Cross Conference to New England Conf. Braintree, MA 2000-^01-02; Norwell, MA 2003-05; Chaplain of New England Deaconess Association, Concord, MA 2006; R 2007 (SC 19, NE 7). BROCKMAN, WILLIAM G. (Margaret) N. Ala. Conf. Cullman Circuit *1956-57; in school 9/15/57; Holston Conf. in school 9/1/58; Dir. Meth. SWU of Church 1959-60; Discontinued Holston 1962; NES Conf. in school *1964-†66; Exec. Dir. Samaritan Counseling Centers 1967-97; R 1998 (N Ala 2, Holston 2.75, NES 3) BROWN, CURTIS D. (Meredith) Wakefield-Lynnfield 3/1/96-7/30/96; Westborough, MA: Associate 1996-*1998-99; Westborough, MA: Associate & Shrewsbury, MA: Associate 2000-01; Westborough, MA: Associate 2002; Framingham, MA: First 2003-†04 – July 31, 05; NEC Director, Congregational Development August 1, 2005- 07 (9) BROWN, EDWARD COVINGTON III (Norma) Iowa Conf.: *1952- †53; NH Conf. ^March 1, 1973; Amesbury, MA Sept. 1970-77; Nashua, NH: Arlington St. 1978-89; R 1990. (19.5) BROWN, LAUREL UPTON Milbridge, ME 1988-90; Eastport, ME *1991-92; Calais, ME †1993-2000; Oakland/Sidney, ME; 2001-05 R 2006 (15) BROWN, WALTER R. (Hope) Union, ME 1956-60; Dover Foxcroft, ME *1961-†63- 64; Randolph, ME 1965-70; Livermore Falls, ME 1971-73; Farmington, ME 1974-80; Readfield, ME 1981-85; Cape Elizabeth, ME 1986-91; R 1992 (31) BRUCE, (WILLIAM) RALPH (Rae) Tennessee Conf.: Lambuth 1956- *August 31, 1957-57; Appointed to attend school 1958- †59; NH Conf.: Penacook Aug. 1, 1959- ^May 18, 1960-61; Woodsville and North Haverhill, NH 1962-65; Haverhill, MA: Grace 1966-70; Dover, NH: St. John's 1971-76; Supt. of Southern Dist. 1977-82; Nashua, NH: Main St. 1983-91; Merrimack, NH 1992-98; R 1999. Tennessee Conf. (2) NE Conf. (40) BRUGET-CASS, LISA JEAN (Loren Cass) Assoc. Sudbury, MA *1995-97-†98; Assoc. Worcester, MA: Wesley 1999-2007 (12) BUEHL, SHIRLEY No. Illinois Conf. *1976-†80; Berwick, Sanford, ME 1983-88; Orland, ME 1989-94; Acushnet, MA: Wesley and Marion, MA 1995-98; Acushnet, MA: Wesley 1999-2002; R 2003 (20) . B-204 BULLENS, GEORGE E. 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Williamstown Asst. 10/15/85-86;. West Brookfield 1987-88; West Brookfield & in school *89; West Brookfield, MA 1990-†92; Somerset, MA 1993-97; Belchertown, MA 1998-2001; East Bridgewater, MA 2002- 04; R 2005 (16) ROBERTSON, ANNE FL Conf. Cross City, FL 1994-*95-96; Associate - Gainesville, FL: Trinity †1997-98; NE Conf. Dover, NH 1999-^2001-04; Westford, MA: United Methodist Church of, 2005-06; Extension – Director, Massachusetts Bible Society 2007 (FL 4, NE 8) ROBERTS-TOLER, VALERIE SNE Conf. Shrewbury: Fairlawn *1986-†90; Portland/Moodus 1991-94; Mansfield, CT 1995-05; Lenox, MA 2006-07 (SNE 21) ROBINSON, RUTH E. S. 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Medford: Hillside ^1962; Prof. of Rel. at Mt Union College 1963-90; R 1991 (W Oh 8, NE 1) VONDERHEIDE, EDWIN A. (Barbara) NES Conf.: Norwichtown, CT 1952, South Middleboro & South Carver 1953-54. Troy Conf: Bradford & Waits River, VT *1955- 56; Bradford, Waits River, & Fairlee, VT †1957-58; Central Bridge, Grosvenors Corners & Barnerville, NY 1959-62; Jonesville & Malta Ridge, NY 1963-68; Springfield, VT 1969-70; North East Kingdom Mental Health, Newport, VT 1971; S 1972; Leave of Absence 1973-77; Ellenburg Parish, NY 1978-80; Whitehall, NY 1981-84. Maine Conf.: Rockland & South Thomaston, ME ^1985-87; Patten, ME 1988-92; R 1993 (Troy 22, ME: 8) WALDEN, RONALD W. (Alice) Livermore, ME 1955-60; Farmington, ME *1961- †63-65; Chaplain: Kents Hill School 1966-69; Voluntary Location 1970-73; . B-243 Greenville, ME 1974-80; Orono, ME 1981-89; Auburn, ME 1990-92; Bangor, ME: Grace 1993-96; R 1997 (27) WALLACE, JANET M. (LaVern) SNE Conf. Acushnet: Long Plain/Freetown 1986-89; Southbridge 1990-*91; Westport, MA 1992-†94-95; Bridgewater, MA: Gammons 1996-2003; R 2004 (13) WARDEN, GARVIN COMPTON (Marcia) East Hartford, CT: Hockanum *1990-†95- 11/15/98; Portland, ME: Chestnut Street 11/16/98-2001; Attleboro, MA 2002-07 (17) WATTS, NED CARROLL, JR. Holston Conf. in school *1960-64; transferred to NE Conf. Chelmsford: Aldersgate ^1965-75; Weston 1976-79; Worcester, MA: Wesley 1980-90; Westboro, MA 1991-2001; Rhode Island & Southeastern Massachusetts District Supt. 2002; R 2003 (41) WAYA, ABRAHAM Boston, MA: Brighton Community 1997-*2003; Boston, MA: St Stephen’s and Dedham, MA: St. John’s 2004-†06; Franklin, MA 2007 (10). WEAVER, DANIEL VON (Ella May) Indiana Conf.: Left without appointment to attend school *1959-65 (Supplied Brookline, NH Fed. Aug. 1962-65); Indianapolis: Roberts Park, Assoc. †1965-68. NH Conf.: Salem, NH: Pleasant St. ^1969-76; Dover, NH: St. John's 1977-83; Exeter and East Kingston, NH 1984-August 31, 1987; Exeter, NH Sept.1, 1987-2003; R 2004 Indiana Conf. (10) (NE 35) WEBB, GEORGE W. (Maria) Louisville Conf. in school *1953-54; Henderson: First (Assoc) †1955; Campbellsville: St. Mark 1956-57; in school 1958-59; in school 1960; NE Conf. Westboro, MA: First ^1961-71; Manchester, CT: South 1972-81; East Greenwich 1982-89; Brockton, MA: Central 1990-94; R 1995. (Louisville 7, NE 34) WEBB, WALTER R. (Kay) *1971; Milbridge, ME 1976-77; Orland, ME 1978-82; Caribou, ME †1984-88; Livermore Falls, ME 1989-93; Livermore & Livermore Falls, ME 1994-97; Farmington and New Sharon, ME 1998-2002; R 2003 (32) WEBBER, DEE ESTELLE (Michael) South Carolina Conf. *1980; Bucksport, ME 1983-†85-87; in school 1988-89; Western ME Pastoral Counseling Center 1990-2001; Leading Systems Inc. 2002-03; Counseling Ministries Inc. 2004-07 (10) WELCH, CHANDLER F. (Bonnie) S. NJ Conf. Woodbury: Kemble Mem'l Assoc. *1980; Thorofare: St. Paul's 1981-†82-83; SNE Conf. North Adams: First 7/1/83-86; Whitman 1/15/87-90; 426.1 So. Dakota Conf. Elkpoint United Parish 1991-94; Pastoral Counselor, First UMC, Melbourne FL 1995-07 (S NJ 3, SNE 8) WELLS, DONALD A. (June) NE Conf. Allston 1942-*43; Weston 1944-†45; Asst. Prof. at Oregon State College 1947-49; Asst. Prof. at Washington State College 1950- 54; Prof. of Phil. & Chmn, Dept. of Phil., Washington State College 1955-68; Prof. of Phil., Univ. of Ill. 1969-81; R 1982 (NE 4) WELLS-GOODWIN, DANABETH (Allan) *1985; Bridgton & Fryeburg Harbor, ME 1986-†90-95; Southport, ME 1996-2003; L 2004-07 (19) WESTFALL, JOAN-ANNE MARIE. Appointed to attend school. *1988; Berwick, ME 1989-†92-97; Camden, ME 1998-99; Hamilton, MA 2000-05; R 2006 (18) WESTHOVEN, BETTY Long Island, ME 1986-*87; Newport, ME 1988-89; Kezar Falls, ME †1990-95; Westbrook, ME 1996; R 1997. (10) WHETSTONE, JOYCE M. SNE Conf. Spring Field 10/25/85; Wesley Asst; SNE Conf. in School *1988; Arlington Hts and Haitian Ministry 1989-91; SNE Conf. Arlington Heights and Haitian Ministry †1992; New Bedford, MA 1993-98; East Hartford, CT: Burnside 1999-05; E. Hartford, CT: New Covenant 2006; Boston, MA: Greenwood Memorial 2007 (22)

B-244 WHITE, E. MCKINNON (Doris) NES Conf. [MD] East Wareham & Onset *1950-†52; Osterville & Marston's Mills 1953-57; Providence: Washington Park 1958-68; New Bedford Dist. Supt. 1969; Crescent Dist. Supt. 1970-72; Springfield: Trinity 1973-85; Pittsfield: First 1986-88; R 1/1/89 (NES 20, SNE 18) WHITE, ROY A. (Janet) Baltimore Conf. in school *1970-72; SNE Conf. Belmont (Assoc) †1973-77; Westport Point 1978-81; Norwell/Duxbury (West) 1982-86; S 1987; in school 1988-90; Dir. New Beginnings for Singles 1991-95, R 1996. (Balt 3, SNE 20) WHITEFLEET-SMITH, RICHARD A. (JoAnn) N. Indiana Conf. *5/30/81; Dunlap, Elkhart 1983-85; Southlawn, South Bend †6/1/85-88; SNE Conf. Danielson, CT 1989- 99; Worcester, MA Quinsigamond 2000-98/31/04; D 9/1/04-05-07 (N. Indiana 8, NE 19) WHITFORD, CHARLES A. (Ann) NE Conf. in school *1965; Cherry Valley 1966- †67; Lowell: St. Paul's 1968-69; West Chelmsford 1970-74; Sudbury (Assoc) 1975- 77; Worcester, MA: Epworth 1978-87; Hazardville, CT 3/16/87-92; Rochester, NH 1993-2002; R 2003 (38) WHITFORD, DAVID In school *1992-93; Fremont & Raymond, NH 1994-95; Bryantville, MA †1996; Amesbury, MA 1997-98; L 1999-August 14, 1999; Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosphy, Clafflin College August 15, 1999-07 (7) WHITTEBERRY, PAUL N. (Marjorie) NE Conf. in school *1952-53; Brighton: Oak Square †1954; Natick: East 1955-58; Holyoke: First 1959-63; Pittsfield: First (Assoc) 1964-67; Somerville: Broadway & First 1968-70; Taunton: Trinity 1971-75; Berkley: Myricks and Taunton: Trinity 1976-82; Somerset 1983-89; R 1990 (NE 18, SNE 20) WIBORG, RICHARD E. (Margaret) NY East Conf. in school *1962; Five Points Mission, NY Conf. 1963-†64; New Haven: Summerfield and Hope 1965-71; Summerfield 1972-79; SNE Conf. Director Council on Ministries ^6/10/79-90; Watertown, MA 1991-98; D 1999-2003; R 2004 (NYE 1, NY 16, NE 25) WILCOX, TIMOTHY DENNIS ^Goodwin’s Mills, ME ^August 1, 2000-†03-07 (7) WILLIAMS, DAVID (Colleen) Portland, ME: Clark Memorial 2001-*02-†05; Presque, ME: Grant Memorial 2006-07 (7) WILLIAMS, DONALD A. (Adelaide) Wisc. Conf. in school *1947; Tomahawk 1948- †49-50; Chaplain, USA 1/1/51-52; Algoma-West Kewaunee 7/31/52-54; in school 1955-56; NE Conf. North Andover: First ^1957-62; Leominster 1963-67; Brookline: St. Mark's 1968-80; Woburn 2/14/80-82; Bryantville 8/16/82-84; R 1985 (Wisc 8.4, NE 13, SNE 15) WILLIAMS, PATRICIA VOSE. (Barry) Appointed to attend school *1979; Moultonville, South Tamworth and Tuftonboro 1980- †81-84; Sanbornville 1985-Aug. 31, 1986; L Aug 31, 1986-87; Life Skills Specialist, Highwatch Center, Effingham 1988; Monroe and North Monroe, NH 1989-96; Canaan & Enfield, NH 1997-2003; Sunapee and George’s Mills, NH 2004-07 (25.25) WILLIAMS, ROBERTA L. SNE Conf. West Bridgewater: Cochesett/Brockton, MA: Pearl St. Assoc *1982; Mansfield 9/15/82-†84-89; Asst. Needham: MA Carter Mem'l 6/1/89-91; Braintree, MA 1992-98; Watertown, MA 1999-2001; Scituate, MA 2002- 04; L 2005-06; Vernon and E. Hartford, CT: Wesley 2007 (22.75) WILLIAMS, WESLEY D. SNE Conf. East Bridgewater *1976-†79; Coventry: Greene/Washington 1980-82; Cambridge: Grace/Coordinator Plan for Racial Inclusiveness 7/15/82-83; Coord. Plan for Racial Inclusiveness 1984-89; Coordinator for Urban Strategy 1990-2003; Orleans, MA 2004-07 (31) . B-245 WILLIAMSON, GALE R. (Laura) NE Ohio Conf. in school *1958-60; NES Conf. East Braintree †1961; Warwick: Hillsgrove 1962-66; Fall River: UMP 1967; Fall River: Union 1968; Ledyard: Gales Ferry 1969-88; R 1989 (NE Oh 3, NES 9, SNE 19) WILLIAMSON, RUTH CAIL. Warren and East Haverhill, NH 1976-80; Merrimacport, MA *1981-83; Groveton, Stark and Stratford, NH †1984-87; Concord, NH: Wesley Associate 1988-94; R 1995 (14). WILSON, JULIA R. NY Conf. school *1975-76; North Canton and Washington Hill 10/76-†78-82; school 1983-84; SNE Conf. Pittsfield: First Assoc. ^7/1/84-85; Springfield: Trinity Assoc. 1986-88; in school 1989-90; Holyoke Hospital 1991; L 1992; Mystic, CT: First 1993-99; Fall River, MA 2000-01; Lisbon Falls, ME 2002-07 (NY, NE 21) WILSON, RONALD V. (Kezia) British Methodist Conf. 1973-78; Boston: Brighton/Community 1979-82; SNE Conf. Westerly: Grace †6/10/82-84; Cotuit 1985- 89; Eastham, MA 8/1/90-95; Manchester,CT: South 1996-2002; Central Massachusetts District Superintendent 2003-07 (25) WIMBERLY, EDWARD P. (Anne) Peninsula Conf. in school *1966-68; NE Conf. Worcester: St. Andrews †1969-72; in school 1973-74; Asst. Prof. Oral Roberts Univ. 1975-90; Dept. of Psy. of Rel. & Pastoral Care, Interdenominational Theol. Center, Atlanta, GA 1991-00; Vice President for Academic Affairs/Academic Dean Interdenominational Theological Center 2001-07 (Peninsula 3, NE 1, SNE 3) WIMMER, LAWRENCE L. (Liz) Belmont, MA 1999-^2001-07 (8) WISSELL, MATTHEW (Amy)West Brookfield and West Warren, MA *1993-95; Franklin, MA †1996-01; Byfield, MA 2002-03; West Boylston, MA 2004-07 (13) WNEK, WALTER, JR. (Nancy) E. Pa. Conf. Philadelphia: Bridesburg *1957-58; in school †1959; NES Conf. Holbrook ^1960-66; North Attleboro: First 1967-72; Gtr Fall River Ministry: Fall River: Union 9/1/72-76; Leave of Absence 1977-78; Coventry, RI: Greene/Washington 12/1/78-79; Attleboro: Centenary 1980-81; Quincy Cooperative Parish: Centre 1982-83; Quincy-Community 1984; Leave of Absence 1985; R 1986-88; Restored to effective relation 1989; Marblehead, MA 4/1/89- 11/30/01; R 12/1/01. (E PA 3, NE 33.25) WOOD, CHARLES BARRY (Constance) E. Pa. Conf. in school *1969-71; SNE Conf. Douglas: East Douglas ^1972-76; Milford 1977-81; Reading: United Methodist Parish of the Readings 1982-83; Reading: Old South 1/31/83-86; Worcester, MA: Epworth 1987-05; D 2006-07 (E Pa 3, NE 35) WOOD, BRIAN M. (Susan) Derry, NH 1994-2001; Warwick, RI: Asbury *2002-†07 (13) WOOD, JEAN Hallowell, ME 2001-*02-†05-06; L 2007 (5) WOOD-BOYLE, LINDA B. in school *1980; Director of Alumniae Relations, BUSTh 1981-83; Dir. of External Programs, BUSTh †1984-87; L 1988-90; Chaplain & Dir. of Development & Community Relations, Goddard House 1991-92; Vice-Pres. for Institutional Adv., UMTS of Ohio 1993-Nov. 1, 1994; L November 1, 1994-August 17, 1995; Ex. Director, Somerville Homeless Coalition August 18, 1995-July 31, 2000; Executive Director of HomeStart Inc, of Boston August 1, 2000-05; R 2006 WOODS, VICKI L. Dexter, ME *1979-†81-82; Bath, ME 1983-89; Orono, ME 1990- 93; Northern Maine District Supterintendent 1994-00; Worcester, MA: Wesley 2001- 07 (28) WORD, JAMES H. (Barbara) Presque Isle, ME †1969-76; Bath, ME 1977-82; West Scarborough, ME 1983-85; R 1986 . B-246 YARGER, FREDERICK L. (Barbara) N. Ind. Conf. in school *1960-62; in school 1963; NES Conf. Aquidneck Island Parish: Portsmouth †1964-65; Aquidneck Island Parish: Portsmouth & Newport: Calvary 1966-68; Cumberland: Arnold Mills 1969-79; Natick, MA: Fisk Memorial 1980-88; Manchester, CT: South 1989-95; Brewster, MA: 1996-99; R 2000 (N Ind 3, NE 36) YI, YOO CHA Brownville Junction & Milo, ME *1995-96; Walpole, MA 1997-†99-00; Strong and Salem, ME 2001-04; Suncook, NH: Suncook & Tilton-Northfield 2005; Suncook, NH: Suncook 2006-07 (12) YOUNG, JAMES MORTIMER. (Kathleen)*1961; New Harbor, ME †1963-65; Bangor, ME: Grace 1966-73; Exec. Dir., Methodist Action Program, Peninsula Conf. 1974-81; Portland, ME: Chestnut St. 1982-87; Northern Maine District Supterintendent 1988-93; Orono, ME 1994-99; R 2000 (37) YOUNG, NORMAN C. (Martha) Sangerville, ME 1947; Eliot, ME 1948-49; Phillips, ME 1950-*51-52; Danforth, ME †1953-54; Monticello, ME 1955-56; Calais, ME 1957-60; Hartland, ME 1961-62; Belfast, ME 1963-68; Dexter, ME 1969-72; Fairfield, ME 1973-76; Dresden/Richmond, ME 1977-78; Friendship, ME 1979-86; R 1987 ZARECKI, STEVEN A. (Marcia) Jacksonville, ME 1976-79; Bucksport, ME *1980-82; Calais, ME 1983-†84-85; Wilton & North Jay, ME 1986-95; Lynn, MA: Wesley 1996-99; Brockton, MA: Pentecost & Pearl Street 2000-01; L 2002-07 (22) ZIGMUND, HELEN A. Belfast, ME 1973-74; Westbrook, ME *1975-†77-78; Dresden/Richmond, ME 1979-81; Oakland/Sidney and Clinton, ME 1982-83; Oakland/Sidney, ME 1984-86; Dexter, ME 1987-90; R 1991

B. PROBATIONARY MEMBERS

ARRISON, GWYNETH (Jamie) South Portland, ME: Peoples, ¾ * 2005-07 (3) BARNETT, KAREN MACDUFF. Greater New Jersey Conf 2004; Calais, ME: Calais ½ 2005-07 (3) BEACH, GERALD E. Howland, ME 1990-92; R 1993 BLAIR, JAMES A. Ellington, CT ^2002; Fall River, MA 2003-07 (5) BLAISDELL, BEVERLY Ellingwood Corner, ME 1997-98; Parsonfield, ME 1999- *02-04; Bath, ME: Bath 2005-06; Waldoboro, ME 2007 (10) BOVE, EDWARD Byfield, MA: Community 2004-*05-06; Hampden, ME: Hampden Highlands 2007 (4) BROWN, MEREDITH MANNING (Curtis) Shrewsbury & Westborough, MA: Associate 2000-01; Shrewsbury, MA *2002-03; F 2004-05; Salem, NH: Hannah Tenney & Pleasant St. 2006; Byfield, MA: Community (1/2) & L 2007 (3) CAMPBELL, LYNNE West Kennebunk 2002-05; S. Portland, ME: Thornton Heights *2006-07 (5) CHOI, CHONG WOOK, Bridgeton, ME 2006-*07 (1) CHUN, JIN WOO Coventry, RI: Cornerstone of Faith 2004-*05-07 (3) CLINKER, DUANE (Mary Curtin) Providence, RI: Providence Cluster 1996-98; Warwick, RI: Hillsgrove *1999-05; Warwick, RI: Hillsgrove/Washington Park 2006- 07 (8) DERANIAN, JANET Attend School till 9/1/07; Mystic, CT: First 9/1/07 *2007 ESCOBAR, SANTOS (Rosa) Providence, RI: Abundant Life 2003-*04-07 (4) FISHER, RACHEL MEREDITH North Reading, MA: Aldersgate, 2002-^05-07 (4) . B-247 GRANT, MARION East Windsor, CT *2002-05; E. Hartford, CT: Wesley Mem. & E. Windsor, CT: Wesley 2006; Everett, MA First United Parish & Extension Together For Tomorrow Financial Administrative Assistant (Lawrence UMC Center) 2007 (5) KIM , HAN SUNG Nashua, NH: Main Street 2005; Arlington, MA: Korean Vision Community *2006-07 (2) LARSON, DEBORAH Peaks Island, ME: Brackett Memorial *2007 LECLERC, BRENDA Howland, ME 1997-98; Ellingwood Corner, ME 1999-01; Ellsworth and Franklin, ME 2002-*03-07 (5) LIM, JONG-SUN Hull, MA 2001-*05; Hull MA: St. Nicholas & Weymouth, MA 2006- 07 (6) LOVEJOY, SHARON Corinna, ME 2003-*07 (4) MACEDO, KATHLEEN Burrillville, RI 2002-04; Bangor, ME: Grace ^2005-07 (2) MATSON, DOROTHY Harrington, ME 1999-01; not appointed 2002; Mapleton and Washburn, ME *2003-07 (7) MCKINLEY, RICHARD Scituate, MA: Harbor *2005-07 (2) MERRITT, FRANCIS "BUTCH", JR. Fairfield Center, ME 1/1/87-*92-95, R 1996. (4) MILLER-FERNANDES, PATRICIA (Wayne) Bridgewater, MA 2004-*05-07 (3) MINCIELI, REBECCA Associate South Yarmouth, MA 2000-November 30, 2003; Associate South Yarmouth, MA and Brewster, MA : NorthsideDecember 1, 2003-June 30, 2004; Brewster, MA: Northside 2004-*05-07 (3.5) MONTJANE, LEHLOHONOLO HENRIETTA Calais, ME: Eastport & North Perry 2004; Brockton, MA: Pearl Street 2005-*07 (2) NICOL CATHERINE South Athol, MA:2004-05; Portland, ME: Clark Memorial *2006-07 (3) O’NEIL, PAUL (Janet) Acushnet, MA ^2003-07 (4) PARKE, JAN (Joel) Haverhill, MA: Grace 2002; North Salem, NH 2003; Raymond and North Salem, NH *2004-06; Brockton, MA: Central & Pentecost 2007 (5) STETTER, LINDA Marlboro & North Grafton, MA 2005-*07 (2) STYERS, JENNIFER Glocester & Rockport, MA *2007 TAYLOR, WILLIAM Portsmouth, RI *2004-07 (3) WHITE, KRISTIN Medford, MA 2001-*05-07 (6)

C. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

BLEVINS, ROBIN DANIEL (Carol Lynn) Hodgdon, Smyrna Mills and Monticello, ME 2001-^03; Bridgeton and Fryeburg Harbor, ME 2004;Easton/Mars Hill, ME 2005- 07 (6) BURTON, JEANETTE Y. (Richard) NES Conf. Windsorville 2/1/57-60; North Grosvenordale 1961-^63-71; Associate Member SNE Conf. 1970; Southwick 1971- 74; Waltham Immanuel 11/1/74-85; Falmouth: John Wesley and Falmouth: West 3/1/85-89; R 1990 (NES 7, SNE 20) CHASE, RUSSELL M. (Elizabeth) Madison, ME 1954; Fairfield Center, ME 1955-56; North Vassalboro, ME 1957-61; Wilton, ME 1962-68; Strong, ME 1969-71; Monmouth Fed. 1972-83; R 1984-85; Belfast, ME 1986; Returned to Ret. 1987 (21) COLLINS, HARVEY H. (Annalee) South Athol 1969; South Athol/Orange 1970-75; Associate Member SNE Conf. 1976; Putman 1977-82; Medford: Wesley 9/15/82-87; R 12/31/87 (SNE 17.5) . B-248 GEER, ANN E. (John) Heath-Rowe: Union Evangelical Community 1980; Chicopee: Faith 1981-86; Asso. Member 1987; Exec. Dir., Council of Churches of Greater Springfield 9/1/86-5/31/93; D 6/1/93-3/31/94; Exec. Dir., Council of Churches of Greater Springfield 4/1/94-January 31, 1999; D February 1, 1999-03; R 2004 (15½) KINNEY, CHARLES D. (Barbara) d 1965; e 1967Vanceboro, ME 1963-64; Union, Me 1965-68; Waldoboro, ME 1969-76; Livermore Falls, ME 1977-81; Old Orchard Beach, ME 1982; Damariscotta & East Boothbay, ME 1983-84; Damariscotta, ME 1985-87; R 1988 (25) MORGANS, JOHN Jacksonville, Cutler, &West Lubec, ME 1995-99; Naples, ME 2000-04; Enfield, CT: 2005-¤06-07 (12) RAND, JOSEPH ALLEN (Lillian) d. 1979; Byfield, MA 1971-77; Londonderry, NH 1978-81; Haverhill, MA: People's and Ayer's Village 1982-83; Haverhill, MA: People's 1984-90; R 1991 (13) REMICK, PETER RALPH East Bucksport, ME 1992-97; Pine Tree United Methodist Ministries, ME 1998-*01-¤06-07 (15) SHAFER, WILLIAM LEWIS, JR. d. 1958; e. 1960; Received as Associate Member 1973. WV Conf.: Grafton: West Main 1951; Moundsville Ct. 1952; Boulder Ct. 1953; Jarvisville 1954. Maine Conf.: North and East Vasselboro, ME Nov.30, 1954-57. NH Conf.: Milan, West Milan and Dummer, NH Sept. 1, 1957-59; Enfield and Grantham, NH 1960; Chichester, NH 1961-68; Rochester, NH: Bethany 1969-70, Rochester, NH: Bethany & Milton Mills 1971-76; Sandown & West Hampstead, NH 1977-79; Woodsville & North Haverhill, NH 1980-April 30, 1983; Fremont, NH May 1, 1983- 87; Moultonville & South Tamworth, NH 1988-90; Moultonville, South Tamworth & Sanbornville, NH 1991-95, R 1996 WV Conf. (2.5) Maine Conf. (3.25) NH Conf (33) SOUZA, BRIAN East Freetown, MA 1997-00; Woonsockett, RI 2001-04; Woonsocket, RI: First & Burrillville 2005-¤07 (8) WARNER, LILIAN JOYCE d. 1985; Newport and East Lempster, NH 1980-89; Manchester, NH - First 1990-4/1/95; D 4/1/95-99; Orr’s - Bailey Islands 2000- 9/30/02; D 10/1/02-04; R 2005 (24) WHITE, NEAL (Susan) Jacksonville, Cutler & West Lubec, ME 1991-94; Holyoke/South Hadley, MA 1995-06; North Salem and Raymond, NH 2007 (16) YOUNG, BRUCE M Sheepscott, ME 1995-00; Lincoln, ME *2001-07 (12)

D. FULL DEACON ASHTON, LOYE (Rwth) Episcopal Diocese of MA and Wilmington UMC *2002; Milsaps College, Mississippi 2003-†05-07. BRIDGE, ELLEN (Harry) Public Health Nurse, Dept. Human Services, State of Maine. †1999-07 CRAIN, JANET MAE ISAAC. Min. Evangelism, Natick, MA: Fisk Mem'l 1987-96- †1997; L 1998-99; R 2000. FISTER, JEFFREY Associate Bangor, ME: First 1997-98; Associate Bangor, ME: First & Alton, ME 1999-00; Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery *2001-†04-07. GATES, CHERYLN FROST (John) Boston University Planned Giving Administrator 1998; Registrar & Director of Financial Aid, BUSTh 1999-†2000-07. GONZALEZ, MEHIDA ATHALIA Academic Career Counselor, Mt. Wachusett Community Coll. 1993-95; School Counselor, Lawrence, MA Public Schools 1996- †98-07. . B-249 GREENHILL, KERRY Director of Grace Works Community, the Bishop’s Young Adult Initiative, DenverAnnual Conference *2006-07 HALL, MARY WEBER (Robert) Minister of Music at Norwich, CT Lee Memorial 1999-00; Organist/Choir Director, Rockville, CT. 2001-†02-03; Minister of Music CTWMA District 2004-05; R 2006. HAMANN, REBECCA Reah Ministry, Winslow, ME *2003-05; Southwest Texas Conf.: †2006-07 HARVEY, ANDREA HODGKINS Youth Minister, South Portland, ME: People’s and Manager Loan Officer Peoples Heritage Bank †1999-07. HASTINGS, LESLIE Assistant Pastor and Dir.of Christian Ed.- Woburn, MA 1995- †97-9/30/05; Assistant Pastor and Dir.of Christian Ed.- Wilmington 10/1/05-07. HAVENS, SALLY Asst. Dir./Ministries Coordinator, United Methodist Renewal Services Fellowship 1992-†97-2004; Springfield, TN: Springfield First 2005; R 2006. HUTTON, JUDITH Chaplain and Bereavement Coordinator, Beacon Hospice, Plymouth, MA *2006-07 KUBOTA, ELIZABETH music director/organist; First UMC, Westboro, MA *2006-07 RAIKES, KIM RIDNOUR (Leon) Pastor of Congregational Care and Community Outreach at Harrington, Millbridge & Wyman, ME February 7, 1999-†99-01; Minister of Congregational Care and Community Outreach at Columbia, ME 2002-04; College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, ME 2005-07. SCHREIER, BARBARA Case Manager Dept. Of Mental Retardation, State of CT. 1997-†2001-03; Danielson, CT: UMC 2004-07. SMITH, NANCY Coordinator of Adult Education and Spiritual Life Westborough, MA *2001; http://www.WorkplaceSpirituality.info & Coordinator of Adult Education and Spiritual Life Westboro, MA 2002-03; ; http://www.WorkplaceSpirituality.info & Coordinator of Adult Education and Spiritual Life - Reading, MA: Old South †2004- 07 STAHL, WANDA J. Dir., Church Community Development, Peoples UMC 1992; Consultant to M.A. Students at the Institute of Religious Ed. and Pastoral Ministry Boston College 1993-96; So. Portland, ME: People’s and Consultant to M.A. Students at the Institute of Religious Ed. and Pastoral Ministry Boston College †1997-98; Director of Resource Ministry 1999-2003; Director of Connectional Ministries 2004- 05; Director of Christian Formation 2006-07. STOLTZFUS, HATTIE Exeter, NH 2002-†07. WHITING, ANN G. Editor, Zion's Herald and the New England, United Methodist Review 1989-96; Editor, CrossCurrents & Zion’s Herald †1997; Editor, Michigan Christian Advocate 1998-07.

E. PROBATIONARY DEACON

F. FULL TIME LOCAL PASTORS AMES, DANIEL. Cushing, ME 1996-97; Cushing and Friendship, ME 1998-2001; Windham County Parish, CT 2002-05; CT: Danielson, Moosup & Oneco 2006-07 (11) AYER, MARILYN Lakes Regional Ministry, NH 2000-02; Weirs Beach, NH 2003; Lakes Regional Ministry 2004-05; Federated Church of Marlborough, NH: 2006-07 (7) BILODEAU, ELIZABETH Cushing and Friendship, ME 2002-04, R 2005 (3) . B-250 BOUDREAU, VADIA C. Burrillville, RI 1996-01; Woodsville and North Haverhill, NH 2002-07 (11) BOULAY, NORMAN Portland & Moodus, CT 1976-83; Baltic, Griswald & Versailles, CT 1984-99; Kingfield & Phillips, ME 2000-04; Naples, ME 2005-07 (31) BRANNEN, JACQUELYN Chesterfield, NH: Asbury & Richmond Community 2005- 06; Monmouth, ME: Monmouth & E. Monmouth 2007 (2) BUZZELL, SIDNEY E. East/West Corinth, ME 1965-81; Bangor, ME: Grace 1982-89; Guilford, ME 1990-92; R 1993 CARPENTER, CALVIN Uxbridge, MA: Uxbridge &E. Duglass 2005; Gardner, MA: Chestnut St. 2006-07 (2) CLEAVES, ELLEN Monticello, ME, 1996-97; Limestone, ME 1998-07 (11) DANIELSON, JOHN Mapleton & Washburn, ME 1989-January 31, 1999; D February 1, 1999-2003; R 2004 (15) DILEO, JOSEPH Moodus, CT 1994-2000; Griswald Sprague Parish 2001-02; Bolton and Ellington, CT 2003-07 (13). ELLERY (DANEAU), SUSAN Lynn, MA: Maple St November 1, 1998-June 30, 1999; Haverhill, MA: People’s 1999-2002; Haverhill, MA 2003-07 (4) GASTONGUAY, NEIL E. Ripley, ME 1993-95; Fairfield Center, ME 1996-97; Fairfield Center & Pittsfield, ME 1998-2000; Dover-Foxcroft and Atkinson, ME 2001-06; Bath, ME 2007 (9). HAMMOND, BERNARD Baileyville and Pembroke, ME 2001-07 (6) HILDEBRANDT, JUSTIN in school 2005; Whitman, MA 2006; Fitchburg, MA: Faith United 2007 (1) HUNTINGTON, NANCY Eastport, Pembroke and West Pembroke, ME 2000; Clais and Eastport, ME 2001-03; Lewiston, ME 2004-06; R 2007 (6) LUTZ, FRED JR. Canaan, VT and Pittsburg, NH 1990-Sept. 30, 1992; R 1992. (2.25) NICOL, DAVID, South Portland, ME & Buxton 2006-07 (1) OSBORN, CLARK ALDEN Howland, ME 1978-81; East Corinth, ME 1982-85; North & South Brooksville, ME 1986-90; Lincoln, ME 1991-00; R 2001. (23) REED, ELVIRA Fairhaven & New Bedford, MA: Trinity 1993-2003; New Bedford, MA: Centre-Trinity 2004-07 (14) REGO, RICHARD Brockton, MA: Pentecost 2002-05; Brockton, MA: Pentecost& Mansfield, MA: Faith Fellowship 2006; Martha’s Vineyard, MA: Martha’s Vineyard Cooperative Parish 2007 RHENOW, JANICE Greenville Junction and Shirley, ME 1999-2003; Greenville Junction 2004; Bucksport, ME: Pine Tree UM Ministires 2005-07 (7.5) RICHARDSON, ROY Fairhaven & New Bedford, MA: Trinity 1988-92; Coventry: Washington and West Warwick, RI: Centreville (merged into Cornerstons of Faith in 2002) 1993-2003; Canaan and Enfield, NH 2004-07 (15) SMITH-PAQUETTE, PAMELA A. Peabody, MA 2002-04; Reading, MA: Old South 2005-07 (5) STROUT, KINGSLEY L. East Livermore, ME 1944-1946; No Appointment 1947; Madison, ME 1948-51; Fairfield, ME 1952-58; Camden, ME 1959-63; Mapleton, ME 1964-65; R 1966; West Cumberland, ME 1967-71.

G. PART TIME LOCAL PASTORS ARRISON, JAMES (Gwyneth) South Portland, ME: Peoples, 2005-07 ARRUDA, DAVID Cutler, ME: Cutler 2006; Mansfield, MA: Faith Fellowship 2007 . B-251 BOND, LOUIS G. Worcester, MA: St. Andrews 1972-1990; Worcester, MA: Covenant 1991-97; Worcester, MA: Covenant and St. Andrews 1998-07 (34) BOUGHMAN, JIM Nashua, NH: Arlington St 2005; Danforth, ME: 2006-07 BRIDGE, MELVIN Westerly, RI 1993-2002; R 2003 BROWN, PAULINE West Baldwin, ME 2002-07 BRUCE, RONALD R. Grantham, NH 1999-07 BUNNELL, ALBERT Whitefield, NH 2003; Whitefield and West Milan, NH 2004-05; R 2006 BURGER, LISA East Boothbay, ME: 2004-07 CAMERON, IRA Uxbridge, MA 1996-2004; Ludlow, MA: St. Paul’s 2005-07 CARMINES, MARGO Dixmont & Troy, ME 1995-2000. not appointed 2001-03; North Anson 2004-07 CRAY, CAROL Associate Franklin, NH 1998-2001; Franklin 2002-07 DAVIDSON, SUE (Tom) Conway, NH: Center 2004-06; Conway & Center Conway, NH 2007 DAVIS, RUSSELL Warren & East Haverhill, NH 1999-November 27, 1999; Discontinued as a Local Pastor November 28, 1999-May 30, 2000; Not appointed May 31, 2000-June 30, 2000; Peabody, MA 2000-01; not appointed 2002-December 31, 2003; Buxton, ME January 1, 2004-04; Buxton & Lyman, ME 2005; Salisbury, MA: East Parish 2006-07 DEAN, STEPHEN Dexter, NH: Dexter & Ripley 2006; Dexter, Ripley & Guilford, Guilford, ME 2007 DRISKO, BARBARA Columbia, ME: Faith 2001-02; Surry 2003-05; R 2006 DUNFORD, KATHLEEN Mercer, ME 2000-07 EVANS, TRYPHENA Windsorville, CT 1999; ; Baltic, Griswald & Versailles, CT, 2000; Moodus, CT 2001-05; New London, CT: New London 2006-07 FERNANDEZ, RADAMES Lynn, MA: Latino Ministry 2000-02; Lowell, MA: Fellowship 2003-3/21/05; Fellowship (& Jamaica Plain, MA: St Andrews 3/21/05- 7/1/05); Lowell, MA: Fellowship 7/1/05-06; Everett, MA: Glendale 2007 (6) FLANDERS, MADONNA Alton, ME 2000-03; Hampden, ME 2004-06; Not appointed 2007 FREY, THOMAS West Cumberland, ME 2003-04; Richmond, ME: Dresden/Richmond 2005-07 GUERECA, MARIA Alton, ME 1999-2001; Alton and Howland, ME 2002-07 GUTOWSKI, KAREN Springfield, MA: Liberty 1995-99; Chicopee, MA: Falls & Springfield, MA: Liberty 2000-03; West Brookfield, MA 2004-07 (11) HANSON, RICHARD Monroe, NH 2000-02; Monroe and Bethlehem, NH 2003-05; Bethlehem: Durrell Mem. & Thornton, NH 2006-07 (7) HARTFORD, WILBUR Tuftonboro, NH 1985-2003; R 2004 HASKELL, BRENDA E. Hartland, ME 1999-2003; not appointed 2004-05; Vassalboro, ME: 8/1/06-07 HOLDEN, GAYLE Wilton , ME 2005; Cumbberland, ME: West Cumberland 2006-07 HOLT, DEBORAH FULCHER Provincetown, RI 1997-2003; Chatham, MA: associate 2004-05; Norton, MA: Chartley Norton 2006-07 JACKSON, ROBERT Dalton, MA 2006-07 JACKSON, RONALD F. Ashley Falls, MA 1984-98; Vernon, CT 1999-2004; R 2005 JOHNSON, CAROL Old Mystic, CT 2003-07

B-252 KANG, MARTIN MYUNG-SUK Leominster, MA: Antioch Korean 1993-^2001-03; discontinued as a probationer and became local pastor at Leominster, MA: Antioch Korean 2004-07 (14) KIAKIS, GEORGE Moosup, North Grosvenordale & Oneco, CT 1989-96; Ellington, CT: Crystal Lake 1997-2001; R 2002. (13) KIMBALL, DAVID Rumford Center, ME 1995-2005-06; R 2007 LAMPREY, MARK not appointed 2005; Ashland, NH 2006-07 LANGBEIN, CHUCK Ellingwood Corner, ME 2002-05; Dixmont, ME: Ellingwood Corner & Dixmont 2006-07 LEE, ALEXANDER New London and New London, CT: Korean 2002-05; Braintree, MA: Heritage 2006-07 (5) LEE, BYUNGMOO Andover, MA: North Boston Korean, Assoc. 2006-07 LEE, HYEYOUN West Springfield, MA 2003-06; Monson, MA: Monson Glendale 2007 LOZANO, ISRAEL Lowell, MA: La Iglesia Metodista Unida El Buen Pastor and St. Paul’s 1999-2001; Lowell, MA: Fellowship, La Iglesia Metodista Unida El Buen Pastor, and St. Paul’s 2002-04; Lowell, MA: La Iglesia Metodista Unida El Buel Pastor 2005-06 (Jan); Not appointed 2007 (7.5) MACH, LEONARD Acushnet, MA: Long Plain, 1993-2005; R 2006 MITCHELL, KATHERINE Newport, RI: St. Paul’s 2004-05; Westport, MA: Westport Point 8/14/2006-07 MONTANEZ, ZAIDA West Springfield, MA: Restauracion Methodista Unida 2002-07 (5) MOORE, DAVID Warren, NH 2005-07 MORTIMER, GLENN Wakefield, MA: Wakefield-Lynnfield 2005-07 MOSER, MARGARET Dixmont and Troy, ME 2001-04; Not appointed 2005-07 NELSON, NANCY Nantucket, MA 1995-07 NICKERSON, JR., MURRAY Moultonville & South Tamworth, NH 1998-2002; South Tamworth, NH 2003-07 NOBLE, MARILYN R 2005 NOTMAN, BERYL Agawam, MA, 1999; Ludlow, MA 2000-04: R 2005 OLIVER, CHARICE Portland, ME: Long Island 2003-07 PARADY, ROBERT Essex, MA 1989-2000; Lynn, MA: Trinity & Essex 2001-04; Peabody, MA & Essex, MA 2005; Peabody, & Lynn, MA: Lakeshore Park 2006-07 (19). RIMM, VIRGINIA Vassalboro, ME 1999-2003; R 2004 ROBERTS, ELIZABETH BAILEY North Vienna, ME 2001-04; North Jay, ME: Bartlett Memorial 2005-07 ROBINSON, LEON Danforth, ME 1989-92; Mattawamkeag and Danforth/Weston, ME 1993-2004-07 ROBBINS, JOHN Stoneham, MA: St. James 2006-07 RUSSELL, SANDRA Marion, MA 1999-00; Marion and Wareham, MA: St. Mark’s 2001-06; Bryantville, MA 2007 SANBORN, MICHAEL West Unity 1999, Claremont, North Charleston, & West Unity, NH 2000; West Unity, NH 2001-07 SCAMMAN, WARREN N. Cheshire, MA 1986-96; R 1997 SHEPARDSON, JUNILLE South Thomaston, ME 2000-07 STOCKBRIDGE, ROLAND Sanbornville, NH 2004-07 . B-253 THOMAS, MARY ELISE R 2005 TURBILL, DORIS Swan’s Island 2000-03; R 2004 WALTERS-SLEYON, GEORGE Lynn, MA: Trinity 2005; Not appointed 2006-07 WEBB, KAY Western Maine Rural Regional Ministry Project Coordinator 1999-07 WNEK, NANCY Vineyard Haven, MA 2002-05; Acushnet, MA: Acushnet Long Plain 2006-07 H. STUDENT LOCAL PASTORS

I. DIACONAL MINISTERS ABBOTT, BEVERLY J. ¾ Director of Lay Ministries, Waterville, ME: Pleasant St.; ¼ Pittsfield, ME. 1995-96; Director of Lay Ministries, Waterville, ME 1997-2002; R 2003 COSTA, DONNA Asst. Editor, Zion's Herald and the SNE, United Methodist Review 1991-82;-1/2 Reporter, Zion's Herald and 1/2 Dir. of Program, UP of Brookline 8/1/92-93; Dir. of Program, UP of Brookline 1994; BAMSI HIV/AIDS Project, Brockton & Coordinator of Lay Ministries, UP of Brookline 1995-10/30/01; ¾ BAMSI HIV/AIDS Project, Brockton & ¼ Director of Project FACE 10/30/01 – 2003; Brockton Area Multi Services Inc. and Team Ministry Brockton, MA: Central 2004- 05; Director of Project FACE 2006-07 GROSS, RICHARD Dir. of Admissions, Mid State College., Auburn, ME 1995-98; Leave of Absence March 1, 1999-August 30, 2000.; Cokesbury Regional Representative September 1, 2000-05; R 11/05 HOWARD, CAM Editor of Shared Visions & NH Council of Churches & Bible Society 1994-Oct 31, 1994; Editor of Shared Visions & Publications Director for SpiritVenture Ministries Nov 1, 1994-June 1995; Editor Shared Visions & Multimedia and Website Coordinator, United Theological Seminary 1995-96; Editor Shared Visions & Associate Director of Information Technology, United Theological Seminary 1997-99; Director of Digital Instruction Design, United Theological Seminary 2000-07 MACGOVERN, CATHERINE W. Elder Care Giver, Greater Springfield Senior Services 1990; Dir. Clergy Family Services, Preachers' Aid Society 1991-2/28/01; Associate Executive Director, Preachers’ Aid Society 3/1/02 - 07 MCMAHAN, DOROTHY S. Bangor Adult Learning Center, University of Maine 1990- 94, R 1995 WORD, ROSEMARY Conference Director of Education/Interpretation, Salem Economic Ministry 1985-86; Coordinator of Volunteer Work, Abused Women's Advocacy Project, Auburn 1987-94, R 1995

J. DEACONESSES

FLANARY, FAY Charge – Belechertown, MA: Hope UMC- Nurse Inverstigator/Complaint Investigator, Massachusetts Dept of Public Health HILL, MARY Charge – Brusnswick, ME – Individual Support Coordinator, Maine Dept of Health & Human Services MARTIN, JEANNE Charge – Hadley, MA: Wesley – Facilitator/Health Educator – Spirited Aging, Northampton. MA STYLES-McCLINTOCK, MARIAN Charge – Providence, RI: Asbury – Spiritual Guide & Communiy Advocate, The Blessing Way, Providence . B-254 Statistician’s Report

I’d like to thank everyone who contributed to this report by submitting the 2006 statistical tables. The statistics are one way for United Methodists to develop a picture of how we are being the church. Although each congregation reports more than 75 numbers, I will focus on one statistic today: worship attendance and use this to explore ways to look at the New England Conference picture.

Last year, during a typical week in New England, 32,803 people gathered for worship in United Methodist churches. For our conference, with 531 churches, an “average size” congregation has 62 people attending worship. Using the attendance statistic in conjunction with the membership number (93,459), we can calculate a ratio of worship to membership of 0.35. One interpretation of this ratio is that less than one-third of our members are attending church on a typical Sunday since the worship attendance figure includes children and visitors who are not members. But this ratio does not mean that only one third of our members ever attend worship since there are often members who attend once or twice a month instead of weekly. It does challenge us, however, to continue to find ways to deepen the commitment of our existing membership to make weekly worship a priority.

Another perspective on worship attendance is developed when looking back at changes from previous years. If we go back one year, we find that the average worship attendance declined from 2005 to 2006 by slightly less than 2%. If we take a longer view (shown in the graph below) and look back at 5 years, we see that this year’s decline is small compared to previous decreases recorded in the past four years. While, in general, a decrease is not something we celebrate, it is good to see this pattern of shrinking bars. It prompts the question, what will next year’s bar look like? Can we picture next year’s bar even smaller? Can we envision that new bar near zero? Can we even see the bar changing direction from negative to positive? If we can envision a positive outlook, we are already taking an important step toward making it a reality.

B-255 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 0.00% -0.50% -1.00% -1.50% -2.00% -2.50% -3.00% -3.50% -4.00% -4.50%

5 Year History: NEC Worship Attendance Declines

Another frame of reference, is to shift from examining attendance for the conference as a whole to the statistics for individual churches. We find that 37% of all churches reported an increase in attendance last year. Some increases were small and others were substantial; some were part of a pattern of growth and others were the first increase in a number of years. What would it take to make this 37% become 47% or 57%? Worship attendance is influenced by many different factors – nurture of members, quality worship services, evangelism, snowy winters, shifting demographics, effective Christian Formation programs, and the list goes on! A key to increasing this number is to recognize what changes are needed in a particular setting that will encourage additional persons to worship consistently.

Another view of worship attendance is to look at groups of differently sized churches. Worship Size Category Percent of NEC churches 0 to 50 51% 50 to 99 32% 100 to 149 9% 150 or more 8%

B-256 The majority of our churches have less than 50 people in attendance on an average Sunday. Only 17% of our churches have attendances of 100 or more. But if we shift this frame of reference, it allows us to see something else.

Worship Size Category % of People Attending Church 0 to 50 23% 50 to 99 36% 100 to 149 17% 150 or more 24%

We are a conference of mostly small churches, but nearly half of New England United Methodists attend a church that has an average attendance larger than 100. To say it another way, although 51% of our churches have less than 50 people in attendance, only 23% of all people attending worship in our churches go to one of these small churches. On the other hand, only 8% of our churches have an average worship higher than 150, but 24% of the people attend one of these largest churches.

Still another interesting perspective when looking at these groups of churches is that the group of churches with the smallest attendance size showed an overall increase in their worship attendance last year– the only group to do so.

Worship Size Category Change in Worship Attendance 05 to 06 0 to 50 + 0.4% 50 to 99 - 1.7% 100 to 149 - 1.2% 150 or more - 5.3%

The middle two groups had a decrease that was less than the conference average. Not every large church had a decrease last year, but as a group, the largest churches had a percentage decrease that was more than twice the conference average. These statistics do not provide an answer to why our largest churches struggled more while our smallest churches grew stronger, but they certainly call for further examination.

B-257 Finally, taking a geographic view, and comparing the changes in worship attendance for each district, we find that 3 of our 8 districts had high declines in attendance last year: Metro Boston Hope, Central Massachusetts, and Connecticut/Western MA all showed declines of more than 2%. (Mid-Maine and RISEM had smaller than average declines.) But there is good news too! Congratulations to Northern Maine, New Hampshire, and the Tri- State Districts. These 3 districts all reported increased worship attendance!

District Change in Worship Attendance 05 to 06 Northern Maine + 1.0% New Hampshire + 0.4% Tri-State + 0.04% Mid Maine - 0.02% RISEM - 1.6% Metro Boston Hope - 3.2% Central Massachusetts - 5.3% Connecticut/Western Massachusetts - 5.9%

There is also a good story here. Two years ago, in my report, I cited the Tri-State District as having one of the largest declines in worship attendance. Later, I received a call from a Tri-state pastor, Ev Kuder, asking for more information. He told me that the clergy in his cluster wanted to respond in some way. Some of these people pastored churches that were growing, but wanted to work with others to strengthen their district. The Merrimack Valley Cluster, held a summit for clergy in their district to find out what type of resources were needed. Six months later, they held an event designed to provide training, support, and encouragement for each other. What a great example of United Methodists working together for change! Now, there is no way to statistically link the increased attendance to this story, but I don’t think we need a statistic to convince us that if we continue to come together to vision, to support each other, and to work together, we will strengthen our witness for the Gospel here in New England. By Joy Mueller, Conference Statistician

B-258 INDEX

2007 Annual Conference Budget ...... B-194 Rhode Island-Southeastern 2007 Conference Schedule...... B-181 Massachusetts District...... B-93 2007 Budget Resolutions (SRS-121)...... B-188 Tri-State District ...... B-95 2007 Pastor’s/Participant Health Insurance Appointed Under Provisions of (332.6)...... B-98 Co-Pay Premium (SRS-220) ...... B-189 Appointed Under Provisions of (346.1)...... B-98 2008 Annual Conference Budget ...... B-142 Incapacity Leave...... B-98 2008 Budget Resolutions (RS-120)...... B-114 Family Leave...... B-98 2008 Pastor’s/Participant’s Health Insurance Voluntary Leave of Absence ...... B-99 Co-Pay Premium (RS-113) ...... B-109 Involuntary Leave of Absence ...... B-99 Abandonment of the Dexter United Under Suspension ...... B-99 Methodist Church, Dexter, Maine (RS-222)...... B-122 Sabbatical Leave...... B-99 Actions of the Special Session (2006/Resolutions)...B-188 Deacons in Full Connection...... B-99 Affirmation of Preacher’s Aid Society (RS-108) ....B-107 Extension Ministries...... B-100 Amendments - Policies and Procedures With Annuity Claim ...... B-100 Endorsing Episcopal Candidates (RS-214) ...... B-114 Without Annuity Claim...... B-100 Amendments - Policies and Procedures Leadership Roster (RS-201) ...... B-119 Diaconal Ministers Emeritae...... B-103 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Certified Persons in Professional Careers...B-103 VII-C-3 (RS-202)...... B-115 Apportionment Formula (RS-110)...... B-109 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Area Response/Intervention Team VII-N (RS-203) ...... B-115 for Clergy Sexual Misconduct ...... A-1 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Budget Building Dates - 2008 Budget VII-O (RS-204)...... B-116 (SRS-120) ...... B-188 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Budget Building Dates - 2009 Budget VII-P (RS-205)...... B-116 (RS-220) ...... B-121 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Business of the Annual Conference ...... B-56 VII-Q (RS-206)...... B-116 Business of the Special Session...... B-184 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Certificate of Commissioning ...... B-55 VII-R (RS-207) ...... B-117 Certificate of Ordination...... B-55 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Chronological Roll of Ministerial VII-S (RS-208)...... B-117 Members...... B-4 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Clergy Directory ...... A-73 VII-T (RS-209) ...... B-117 Committee on Leadership (RS-228)...... B-127 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Committees, Councils & Boards ...... A-3 VII-U (RS-210) ...... B-117 Equipping & Connecting...... A-3 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, VII-V (RS-211) ...... B-118 Other Committees ...... A-12 Amendments - Policies and Procedures, Resourcing ...... A-14 VII-W (RS-212) ...... B-118 Supporting & Connecting ...... A-23 Annual Conference Actions (Resolutions)...... B-104 Conference Office ...... Back Cover Anti-Racism (RS-215)...... B-119 Conference Unit Insurance Plan (RS-109) ...... B-107 Appointments ...... B-79 Daily Proceedings (2007)...... B-14 Order of Elders ...... B-79 Penny Challenge Results...... B-48 Retired Pastors...... B-79 Conference Offering Amounts...... B-48 Central Massachusetts District ...... B-83 Election Results...... B-53 Connecticut and Western Massachusetts Daily Proceedings of the Special District ...... B-85 Session (2006)...... B-185 Metropolitan Boston Hope District...... B-87 Denominational Forebears...... xi Mid Maine District ...... B-88 Directions...... C-3 New Hampshire District...... B-90 District Superintendents & Northern Maine District...... B-92 Staff ...... Inside Back Cover C-1 Excused from Annual Conference (2007).....B-183 Policy On Parsonages Shared Between Excused from the Clergy Sessions Local Church Clergy and Conference with Bishop Weaver...... B-192 Staff (RS-218)...... B-120 Excused from the Special Session...... B-193 Preachers’ Aid Society of New Faith Richardson’s Historical Chart...... xi England – Donors ...... B-2 Financial Policies and Procedures (SRS-221) ...B-189 Regarding the War in IRAQ (RS-226)...... B-125 Global Climate Change (RS-225) ...... B-124 Retiree Health Benefit Contribution (RS-112)...... B-109 Health Insurance Billing Rate Calculation (RS-104)...... B-106 Retiree Health Benefit Credit (RS-111) ...... B-109 Independent Auditor’s Reports ...... B-146 Resolution of Thanks (RS-227) ...... B-125 Instructions to CFA to Submit A Budget to Resolution on the Social Principles (RS-116) ...... B-111 Each Annual Conference Session (SRS-222) ..B-191 Resolution Relating to Rental/Housing Journal Record of Gifts to Preacher’s Aid Allowances for Retired or Disabled Ministers Society (RS-118)...... B-112 of The New England Conference (RS-103).....B-105 Laity Directory...... A-27 Retiree Health Benefits Report and Legislation (RS-119)...... B-112 Local Church Directory...... A-117 Roll of Conference Sessions...... B-173 Local Church Pension Costs (RS-216) ...... B-120 Roll of Our Honored Dead...... B-174 Memoirs...... B-149 Diaconal Ministers ...... B-174 Clergy ...... B-149 Lay Members ...... B-174 Laity...... B-162 Minister’s Spouses ...... B-174 Local Pastors ...... B-164 Ministers...... B-177 Spouses ...... B-166 Secretary’s Certificate ...... iii Minimum Cash Salary (RS-101) ...... B-104 Salaries ...... B-197 Offerings at 2007 Annual Conference (RS-102)...... B-105 Special Grants (RS-107)...... B-107 On Establishing Partnerships with Other Sponsors ...... B-1 NGO’s & Ministry Organizations in Statistical Tables ...... S-1 Nicaragua as Part of the Nicaragua Northern Maine District 1 ...... S-1 Covenant (RS-114)...... B-110 Mid Maine District 2 ...... S-6 On the Disabled (RS-213)...... B-118 New Hampshire District 3...... S-11 On United Methodist Women (RS-117)...... B-111 Tri-State District 4...... S-16 Other Officers/OtherAgencies ...... C-4 Connecticut/Western Past Service Funding Rate (RS-106)...... B-107 Massachusetts District 5...... S-21 Pastoral Record ...... B-199 Central Massachusetts District 6 ...... S-26 Presiding Bishop ...... B-199 Metro Boston Hope District 7...... S-31 Full Elders ...... B-199 RIM District 8...... S-36 Probationary Members ...... B-247 District and Conference Totals ...... S-41 Associate Members...... B-248 Statistician’s Report ...... B-255 Full Deacon ...... B-249 Surviving Spouses Directory...... A-185 Probationary Deacon...... B-250 To Discontinue the Marion United Methodist Full Time Local Pastors ...... B-250 Church (RS-223) ...... B-123 Part Time Local Pastors...... B-251 To Discontinue the United Methodist Student Local Pastors...... B-254 Society of the Federated Church of Warren, Massachusetts (RS-221) ...... B-122 Diaconal Ministers...... B-254 To Discontinue the Westbrook United Deaconesses...... B-254 Methodist Church Portland, ME (RS-224)..B-122 Pension/Benefit Billing Rate Calculation...... B-106 United Methodist Global AIDs Fund (RS-115).B-110 Petition to the General Conference of The United Methodist Economic Ministry United Methodist Church from the New (UMEM) in Western Maine (RS-219)...... B-121 England Annual Conference (RS-301) ...... B-126

C-2 C-3 OTHER OFFICERS

BOOM Registrar Sue Evans [email protected] PO Box 709, Londonderry, NH 03053 PHONE: (603) 424-9908 Conference Lay Leader Oscar Harrell II, [email protected] 15 Bent Brook Rd, Sudbury, MA 01776 PHONE: (978) 443-3821 Conference Chancellor William Hewig [email protected] Kopelman & Paige, 101Arch St., Fl. 12, Boston, MA 02110-1134 PHONE: (617) 654-1711 Conference Statistician Joy Mueller [email protected] 204 Pondview Dr., Springfield MA 01118 PHONE: (413) 733-1567 Parish Consultant Coordinator Evelyn Johnson Moore [email protected] 429 Central Street, Acton, MA 01720 PHONE: (978) 263-1059 OTHER AGENCIES

Archives Coordinator, Kara M. Jackman PHONE: 617) 353-1323 Boston University, School of Theology Library FAX: (617) 358-0699 745 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA 02215 [email protected] Camp Aldersgate, Jennifer (Jenn) Carpenter PHONE: (401) 568-4350 1043 Snake Hill Road, North Scituate, RI 02857 FAX: (401) 568-1840 [email protected] Camp Mechuwana, Norman Thombs PHONE: (207) 377-2924 PO Box 277, Winthrop, ME 04364 FAX: (207) 377-4388 [email protected] Cooper Community Center, Deb Ansourlian PHONE: (617) 445-1813 1891 Washington Street, Roxbury, MA 02119 FAX: (617) 445-4009 [email protected] Methodist Conference Home, A. Lee Karker PHONE: (207) 596-6477 46 Summer Street, Rockland, ME 04841 [email protected]

NEUM Federal Credit Union Shelly Page PHONE: (207) 857-3825 PO Box 245, Westbrook, ME 04098-0245 FAX: (866) 429-9037

Deaconess Abundant Life Communities Herbert B. Taylor PHONE: (978) 369-5151 80 Deaconess Road, Concord, MA 01742 [email protected]

Preachers' Aid Society Thomas Gallen PHONE: (508) 830-9500 PO Box 3386, Plymouth, MA 02361-3386 FAX: (508) 830-9582 [email protected] Rolling Ridge Larry Peacock PHONE: (978) 682-8815 660 Great Pond Road, North Andover, MA 01845 FAX: (978) 681-1162 [email protected] Safe Havens Anne Marie Hunter PHONE: (617) 654-1820 101 Arch St, Boston, MA 02110 FAX :( 617) 654-1799 United Methodist Elder Care Karen Amado PHONE: (401) 438-7210 40 Irving Ave., East Providence, RI 02914 FAX: (401) 431-9166 [email protected] United Methodist Economic Ministry Kay Webb PHONE: (207) 678-2611 1458 Salem Rd, Salem Township, ME 04983 United Methodist Foundation Wee-Li Tan PHONE: (800) 595-4347 10 Bricketts Mill Rd., Suite 5, Hampstead, NH 03841 FAX: (866) 231-5921 Wanakee United Methodist Center, Jean & Michael Moore PHONE: (603) 279-7950 75 Upper New Hampton Road, Meredith, NH 03253-9516 FAX: (603) 4499 Infoserv: General Church Information (800) 251-8140 Infoserv: Church and Clergy Addresses (800) 874-3211 C-4 DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS and STAFF

Equipping Leadership As a people who yearn for God, we will equip our churches, clergy and laity for unabashed pursuit of effective ministry. Stewardship As a people who yearn for God, we will be connected and accountable to God and to each other in the ways all our resources support the shared ministries of our congregations, our conference in New England, and Church throughout the world. CONFERENCE OFFICE P.O. Box 249, 276 Essex Street, Lawrence, MA 01842-0449 http://www.neumc.org/ Bishop’s Office PHONE: (978) 682-7555FAX: (978) 682-9555 Peter D. Weaver, Resident Bishop ’s name James T. McPhee, Assistant & Director of Connectional Ministries ext. 260 [email protected] Dorothy Hollenbeck, Administrative Assistant Ext. 250 [email protected] District Office – Metro Boston HOPE PHONE: (978) 682-7676