New Mexico Baptist Foundation and Church Finance Corporation Presented Their Report

Annual The BaptistNewMexico Convention of 2005 Albuquerque,NM87199 POBox 94485 TheBaptist Conventionof NM

4485 2005Annual

The Baptist Convention of New Mexico

Permit #1603 Permit NM Albuquerque, US Paid Postage Non Acting Executive Director - Profit Org. Profit Dr. James Semple Nancy L. Faucett, Recording Secretary

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ANNUAL

The Baptist Convention of New Mexico PO Box 94485, Albuquerque 87199 5325 Wyoming NE, Albuquerque 87109

Ninety-Fourth Annual Session Meeting at First Baptist Church Bloomfield, New Mexico

October 25-26, 2005

OFFICERS OF THE CONVENTION

President Jay McCollum, Gallup First Vice President Randy Aly, Jal Recording Secretary Nancy Faucett, Edgewood Assistant Recording Secretary Cricket Pairett, Albuquerque Parliamentarian Francis Wilson, Albuquerque

2006 Meeting to be held October 24-25 at Central Baptist Church of Clovis, New Mexico

Shon Wagner, T or C First Preacher of Annual Sermon Billy Weckel, Deming First Alternate

2007 Meeting

October 23-24 Albuquerque Sandia

2008 Meeting

October 28-29 Las Cruces First DEDICATION

The 2005 Annual for the Baptist Convention of New Mexi- co is dedicated to Dr. James H. Semple, who served as the state convention’s acting executive director from March 1, 2005, to Feb. 1, 2006.

During the time he was leading New Mexico Baptists, he also served as the BCNM’s interim director of evangelism ministries, a post he had held since May of 2004. He com- muted to New Mexico each week from his home in Dallas.

Semple retired in 2001 after serving 12 years as director of the State Missions Commission of the Baptist General Convention of Texas.

Reared in Miami, Semple is a graduate of John B. Stetson University, Deland, Fla., B.A.; and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas, B.D. and Th.D.

From 1952-61 Semple held student pastorates in Florida and Texas, and in 1961 he was called as pastor of First Baptist Church, Plano, Texas. Two years later, First Baptist, Paris, Texas, called him to be pastor, a position he would hold until joining the state convention staff in 1989.

During the 25 years Semple served the East Texas congregation, the church gave 20 percent of its undesignated receipts to the Cooperative Program and Sunday school enrollment increased by 130 percent, to 3,500.

Semple and his wife, Betty, have six children, 20 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. TOP TEN CHURCHES IN TOTAL NUMBER OF BAPTISMS, 2005* Resident Total Church Membership Baptisms 1. Hoffmantown West 700 155 2. Albq. Hoffmantown 2,384 99 3. Bloomfield First 1,148 76 4. Albq. New Hope Full Gospel 550 75 5. Rio Rancho First 1,084 60 6. Artesia First 1,003 47 7. Mesilla Park 698 45 8. Albq. Fellowship Missionary 1,150 40 9. Albq. Sandia 1,030 38 10. Belen First 852 34

TOP TEN CHURCHES IN COOPERATIVE PROGRAM GIFTS, 2005** Resident Total Church Membership CP Gifts 1. Carlsbad First 882 118,305 2. Clovis Central 1,104 117,133 3. Bloomfield First 1,148 113,268 4. Albuquerque Hoffmantown 2,384 112,500 5. Artesia First 1,003 100,750 6. Albuquerque Sandia 1,030 100,712 7. Las Cruces First 1,279 95,333 8. Hobbs Taylor Memorial 1,164 92,800 9. Ruidoso First 579 84,644 10. Farmington Emmanuel 862 84,000 TOP TEN CHURCHES IN PER CAPITA COOPERATIVE PROGRAM GIFTS, 2005** Resident Per Capita Church Membership CP Gifts 1. Carlsbad Garden Street 37 662.48 2. Vaughn First 6 276.11 3. Belen Sierra Vista 43 270.47 4. Animas First 8 214.56 5. Taos First 65 204.98 6. Mayhill 113 202.95 7. Santa Fe First 363 176.11 8. Angel Fire 216 169.75 9. Santa Fe El Dorado 95 161.24 10. Carrizozo First 52 160.46 *Statistics compiled from 2004 Annual Church Profile **Statistics compiled from receipts received at BCNM offices January 13, 2004 through January 12, 2005

Staff Directory Executive Board Members State Appointed/Elected Committees Articles of Incorporation/ Bylaws Minutes of Annual Meeting Minutes of Annual WMU Meeting Executive Board Minutes Annual Reports Budget DIRECTORY OF STATE WORKERS

All e-mail addresses for BCNM staff are the first initial and last name @bcnm.com. (Example: [email protected])

Administration 924-2325 Dr. Joseph Bunce, Executive Director 924-2325 John B. Hancock, Jr., Business Administrator 924-2310 Nancy L. Faucett, Executive Assistant 924-2325 Luaine G. Myers, Bookkeeper 924-2343 Carolyn A. Starks, Ministry Assistant 924-2310 Toni Warner, Receptionist 924-2300 FAX: 924-2349

Division of Communication Ministries 924-2311 John Loudat, Director 924-2311 Editor, Baptist New Mexican Public Relations Director Linda S. Prescott, Assistant Editor 924-2326 Joy Pittman, Editorial Assistant 924-2311 Cheryl Vaughn, Circulation Manager 924-2327 FAX: 924-2319

Division of Education Ministries 924-2312 Dayton King, Director 924-2312 Sunday School, Church Architecture, Church Media/Library, Church Development, Discipleship Training, Church Administration, and Senior Adult Ministries Kelly A. May, Administrative Assistant 924-2312 FAX: 924-2349

Division of Education Ministries 924-2313 David Red, Department Director 924-2313 Music, Student, Recreation and Family Ministries Myra Gates, Ministry Assistant 924-2313 FAX: 924-2349

Campus Personnel: (Part of Education Ministries)

Eastern New Mexico University Box 2005 ENMU, Portales 88130 356-4252 Brian Townsend, Campus Minister, [email protected] Breanne Black, Assistant Director, [email protected] Blake Bentley, Assistant, [email protected]

New Mexico Highlands University HC 80, Box 198, Las Vegas 87701 425-3043 Jacque Hampleman, Interim Director, [email protected]

New Mexico Junior College/College of the Southwest 2911 N. Dal Paso, Hobbs 88240 392-5509/318-6103 Chris St. Clair, Part Time Campus Minister, [email protected]

New Mexico State University 1313 E. University Ave., Las Cruces 88001 522-7370 FAX: 522-1705 www.NMSUChristianChallenge.org David E. Englehart, Campus Minister [email protected] Bobby Erickson, Assistant Director [email protected] Lou Cowden, Assistant [email protected] Rachel Carr, Assistant [email protected] Kameron Peterson, Assistant [email protected]

San Juan College 97A Road 5295, Farmington 87401 327-0264/632-6822 Bill Eubank, Part Time Campus Min. [email protected]

University of New Mexico 401 University NE, Albuquerque 87106 243-5401; FAX: 766-5330 www.unm.edu/~unmbsu Ted With, Campus Minister [email protected] Eric Black, Assistant [email protected] Dalese Black, Assistant [email protected] Tina BauToom Sepulveda, Assistant [email protected]

Western New Mexico University 909 W. College, Silver City 88061 538-0012, FAX 538-3650 www.go-4th.org Laura Filkins, Interim Campus Minister [email protected]

Division of Evangelism Ministries 924-2314 James Semple, Interim Director 924-2314 Melody Marrow, Ministry Assistant 924-2314 FAX: 924-2320

Division of Mission Ministries 924-2315 , Director 924-2315 Cricket Pairett, Administrative Assistant 924-2315 Daniel Rupp, Church Planter Strategist 924-2332 Richard Gomez, Director of Volunteer Mobilization 924-2337 FAX: 924-2320

Missions Education/Women’s Ministries 924-2316 Judith Edwards, Department Director 924-2316 Connie Peek, Ministry Assistant 924-2316 FAX: 924-2320 STATE EXECUTIVE BOARD 2006 Chairman ...... Rick Sullivan Vice Chairman ...... Lou Cowden Secretary...... Nancy Faucett Executive Director ...... Joseph Bunce President of the Convention ...... Jay McCollum ...... 2112 College Drive, Gallup, NM 87301; 722-4401

ONE – YEAR TERM - EXPIRES 2006

Lou Cowden 4812 Quail Run Ave., Las Cruces 88011 521-3636 Connie Dixon Box 119, Elida 88116 274-6260 Rob Muncy Box 3276 FS, Espanola 87533 753-2805 Janet Saiers 1622 Propps NE, Albuquerque 87112 299-5019 Dale Shook 1700 E. Yeso Dr., Hobbs 88240 397-7447 Rick Sullivan 322 W. Grand, Artesia 88210 748-1308 Linvill Tisdale 5394 Stagecoach, Las Cruces 88011 382-3870 Durward Wofford Box 44, Melrose 88124 799-4405

TWO – YEAR TERM – EXPIRES 2007

David Brittain PO Box 15025, Rio Rancho 87174 994-0430 David Cheatham PO Box 2067, Gallup 87305 863-9386 Mike Hattabaugh PO Box 376, Farmington 87499 324-1185 Jack Corder 10321 Leymon NW, Albuquerque 87114 897-3639 Pedro Escobar 609 W. 19th, Clovis 88101 769-3356 Charles Farmer Box 1126, Socorro 87801 835-0041 Saul Gonzales 2214 Foxtail Pine, Las Cruces 88012 373-8285 Mike McGuire 837 W. Jackson Ave., Lovington 88260 396-4135 Edna Romero Box 1593, Taos 87571 758-4416 Hugh Rogers Box 298, Grants 87020 285-6643

THREE-YEAR TERM – EXPIRES 2008

Eugene Baker 5206 W. Comanche, Farmington 87401 325-6258 Bob Bruce 3749 Quay B 64.5, Tucumcari 88401 461-3951 Toby Dolan PO Box 887, Rociada 87742 454-9481 Bobby Fuller 917 N. Howard St., Carlsbad 88220 887-3822 Judi Hain 5800 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Albq. 87109 881-9711 Clark Henderson 9429 Constitution NE, Albq. 87112 292-2713 Barbara Pendleton 33 Flamingo, Silver City 88061 534-0580 Ed Meyers Box 1996, Roswell 88202 623-2640 Steve Mosley 700 S. 8th, Deming 88030 546-3955 STATE EXECUTIVE BOARD Division Committees, 2006

Communication Ministries Toby Dolan (C) [email protected] Bob Bruce [email protected] Jack Corder [email protected] Lee Herring [email protected] Linvell Tisdale [email protected]

Education Ministries Lou Cowden (C) [email protected] David Brittain [email protected] Mike Copeland [email protected] Pedro Escobar [email protected] Saul Gonzales [email protected] Steve Mosley [email protected] Edna Romero Janet Saiers [email protected] Dale Shook [email protected]

Evangelism Ministries Bobby Fuller (C) [email protected] Clark Henderson [email protected] Rob Muncy [email protected] Durward Wofford [email protected]

Mission Ministries Connie Dixon (C) [email protected] Eugene Baker [email protected] David Cheatham [email protected] Charles Farmer [email protected] Mike McGuire [email protected] Ed Meyers [email protected] Barbara Pendleton [email protected] Hugh Rogers [email protected] State Executive Board Committees 2006 continued

Special Committees

Policy and Personnel

Jay McCollum 2112 College, Gallup 87301 722-4401 Clark Henderson 9429 Constitution NE, Albq. 87112 292-2713 Steve Mosley 700 S. 8th St., Deming 88030 546-3955 Hugh Rogers Box 298, Grants 87020 285-6643 Linvell Tisdale 5394 Stagecoach, Las Cruces 88011 382-3870 Joseph Bunce, Staff Advisor, Box 94485, Albq. 87199 924-2325

Property and Finance

Rick Sullivan 322 W. Grand, Artesia 88210 748-1308 Lou Cowden 4812 Quail Run, Las Cruces 88011 521-3636 Connie Dixon Box 119, Elida 88116 274-6477 Toby Dolan PO Box 887, Rociada 87742 454-9481 Bobby Fuller 917 N. Howard St., Carlsbad 88220 887-3822 John Hancock, Staff Advisor, Box 94485, Albq. 87199 924-2338

Nominating Committee

Ed Meyers Box 1996, Roswell 88202 623-2640 David Brittain Box 15025, Rio Rancho 87174 994-0430

Christian Life Committee Member

Jay McCollum 2112 College Dr., Gallup 87301 722-4401

BROTHERHOOD OFFICERS

President, Eddie Melendez, 1305 Chama NE, Albuquerque 87110, 256-0366 Vice President, Billy Robinson, PO Box 84, Glenwood 88039, 772-5799 Secretary, Nelson Rutter, 1621 Claremont Terrace, Clovis 88101

NEW MEXICO HISTORICAL COMMITTEE 2006 NM Baptist Historian Betty Danielson 1328 Atrisco Rd. SW, Albuquerque 87105 831-5554, [email protected]

NM Baptist Archivist Dale Bryant, [email protected]

One-Year Term – Expires 2006 J.R. Burnett 1411 Parkland Circle, Aztec 87413 334-3754 Don Whatley 404 Poinsettia Pl SE, Albq. 332-3962

Two-Year Term – Expires 2007 Nancy Curtis PO Box 5174, Silver City 88062 388-1776 Eddie Melendez 1305 Chama NE, Albuquerque 87110 256-0366

Three-Year Term – Expires 2008 Dan Duke 805 Sierra Vista, T or C 87901 894-2259 Don H. Wiley 8620 Timberidge Pl NW, Albq. 87114 897-1891

CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMITTEE 2006

One-Year Term – Expires 2006 Jay McCollum 2112 College Dr., Gallup 87301 722-4401 Dean Mathis 1700 E. Yeso Dr., Hobbs 88240 397-7447

Two-Year Term – Expires 2007 Marvin Capehart 603 Charles Place NW, Albuq. 87107 345-1202 David King 1251 St. Rd. 344, Stanley 87056 281-5277

Three-Year Term Expires 2008 Gavin Vaughn II Box 1749, Artesia 88211 746-9736 Lee Herring 1605 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe 87505 983-9141

NOMINATING COMMITTEE Elected at 2005 Convention to serve in 2006

Bob Butler, Chairman, 9429 Constitution NE, Albq. 87112, 292-2713 Bruce Kirby, Box 656, Raton 87740, 445-3571 Steve Kulback, Box 382, Logan 88426, 487-2232 James Underwood, Box 321, Las Cruces 88004, 526-5414 Andrew Viera, 2006 Rosina St., Santa Fe 87505, 982-5855

PROGRAM/ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEE Elected at 2005 Convention to serve in 2006

Jay McCollum, Chairman, 2112 W. College, Gallup 87301, 722-4401 Sharon Bunce, PO Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199, 924-2325 Kelly McCarthick, 220 W. Avenue I, Lovington 88260, 396-2524 Bart Montgomery, 1328 Scenic Dr., Alamogordo 88310, 437-9987 Scott Henry, 2501 N. Norris, Clovis 88101, 762-4727

ARTICLES of INCORPORATION of THE BAPTIST CONVENTION OF NEW MEXICO (As Amended October 27, 1999)

Pursuant to the provisions of Section 53-8-37 NMSA 1978 of the Nonprofit Corpora- tion Act the undersigned Corporation adopts the following Articles of Amendment to its Articles of Incorporation:

1. The name of the Corporation is The Baptist Convention of New Mexico.

2. The following amendment to the Articles of Incorporation was adopted by the Corpo- ration on the 27th day of October, 1999, in the manner prescribed by the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act:

The present Articles of Incorporation as amended are deleted in their entirety and the following Articles of Incorporation are substituted in their place:

ARTICLE ONE: Name. The name of the Corporation is The Baptist Convention of New Mexico.

ARTICLE TWO: Duration. The period of its duration is perpetual.

ARTICLE THREE: Purpose. The purposes for which the Corporation is organized are purely religious. These purposes include missionary, educational and charitable purposes, the carrying on of missionary work, the support of public worship and the spread of the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world, and the education, training and enlistment of the people and ministering to the needs of the sick, helpless, aged or infirm.

ARTICLE FOUR: Charitable Nature. No part of the net earnings of the Corporation shall inure to the benefit of, or be distributable to its members, trustees, officers, or other private persons, except that the Corporation shall be authorized and empowered to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered and to make payments and distributions in furtherance of the purposes set forth herein. No substantial part of the activities of the Corporation shall be the carrying on of propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation, and the Corporation shall not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution of statements) any political campaign on behalf of or in opposition to any candidate for public office. Notwithstanding any other provision of these Articles, the Corporation shall not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on (a) by a corporation exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code, or (b) by a corporation, contributions to which are deductible under section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

ARTICLE FIVE: Members.

A. The Members of this Corporation shall be members of Baptist churches which are in friendly cooperation with the Convention and which are sympathetic with the Conven- tion's purposes and work, and who are elected by their churches as messengers to the Convention in session, and who are properly registered and seated by the Convention.

B. These Members shall be called "messengers." The messengers shall constitute the Convention in session. A messenger enjoys rights as a member of the Corporation only during the period of the specific meeting to which the messenger has been elected by the messenger's church and seated and not unseated by the messengers constituting the Convention in session.

C. The rights of individual messengers, and the rights of the messengers constituting the Convention in session, shall be those described in these Articles of Incorporation and the Bylaws. A messenger must be present to vote. In addition to any right granted a messenger or the messengers constituting the Convention in session found elsewhere in these Articles, in the Bylaws, or as Members under the provisions of the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act, as it may be amended, messengers shall have the right to vote on: the amendment of the Articles of Incorporation; the amendment of the Bylaws; merger or consolidation and dissolution; the sale, lease, exchange, mortgage, pledge or other disposition of all or substantially all, the property and assets of the corporation; the election and removal of those persons constituting the State Executive Board, the committees of the Convention, and officers as provided in the Bylaws; the adoption of the Convention's annual budget; and to allow the Convention to become the Member of, and to exercise the rights of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico as the Member of, any other corporation.

ARTICLE SIX: Meetings of the Messengers.

A. Annual Meeting. Unless an emergency is declared by the State Executive Board, there shall be a two-day annual meeting of the messengers constituting the Convention at such time and place as the messengers may select, this selection being made at least two years in advance. In the event of an emergency, the State Executive Board may cancel or change the time and place upon giving reasonable notice to the churches.

B. Special Meeting. A special meeting of the messengers may be called by the messengers in session, by the State Executive Board, or by any two of the following officers: the President, the Executive Director, or the Chairman of the State Executive Board. The body or persons calling the special meeting shall, at least twenty days prior to the meeting, notify the churches of the meeting, its time, place and purpose, in writing by mail, and shall cause notice to be published in Baptist New Mexican. No other notice of meetings shall be required.

C. Quorum. The presence of a majority of the registered and seated messengers shall constitute a quorum.

ARTICLE SEVEN: Composition of the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors of this Corporation shall be called the State Executive Board. The State Executive Board shall be composed of the President of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and thirty persons elected by the messengers constituting the Convention in session as provided in the bylaws. Vacancies occurring other than as the result of the expiration of a term or as the result of an increase in the number of persons constituting the State Executive Board may be filled temporarily by the affirmative vote of a majority of the remaining directors, though less than a quorum of the State Executive Board, until the messengers constituting the Convention in session fill the vacancy for the remainder of the term of the person vacating the position.

ARTICLE EIGHT: Duties of the State Executive Board. The State Executive Board shall exercise the rights and powers granted to a board of directors by the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act, these articles and the bylaws. The State Executive Board shall act for The Baptist Convention of New Mexico on all matters not reserved in these Articles and the bylaws as matters to be acted upon by the messengers constituting the Convention in session. In the event the messengers constituting the Convention fail to act, or act on the basis of demonstrably incorrect or misleading or insufficient information, the State Executive Board may act on a matter otherwise to be acted upon exclusively by the messengers constituting the Convention. The State Executive Board may exercise the Convention's right as the Member of another corporation to remove a director of that corporation if the Board of Directors of that corporation requests the removal.

ARTICLE NINE: Books and Records. The Corporation shall keep correct and complete books and records of account and shall keep minutes of the proceedings of its members, board of directors and committees having any of the authority of the Board of Directors. The Corporation shall keep at its registered office or principal office in New Mexico, and during a period when messengers constitute the Convention at the site of the session, a record of the names and addresses of its members entitled to vote at that moment and those entitled to vote in the previous session of the Convention. All books and records of the Corporation may be inspected by any messenger, his agent or attorney, during the period when the person is a messenger, and for any proper purpose and at any reasonable time.

ARTICLE TEN: Registered Office and Agent. The address of its registered office and the name of its registered agent at such address is: Dr. Joseph Bunce, Executive Direc- tor, 5325 Wyoming Blvd., Albuquerque NM 87109.

ARTICLE ELEVEN: Dissolution. Upon the dissolution of the Corporation, assets remaining after all liabilities and obligations shall be paid and discharged, or adequate provision shall be made therefore, shall be distributed as provided in the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act to one or more organizations which are organized and operated exclusively for one or more purposes described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

ARTICLE TWELVE: Amendment. These Articles may be further amended in the following manner: The State Executive Board shall adopt a resolution setting forth the proposed amendment and directing that it be submitted to a vote of the messengers constituting the Convention in annual or special session. No notice shall be given of the proposed amendments except: The State Executive Board shall cause the proposed amendment to be published in Baptist New Mexican prior to the session in which the amendment will be considered; and the proposed amendment shall be given in writing to the messengers in the first meeting of the session and consideration shall be had on the amendment in a subsequent meeting of that session. A proposed amendment shall be adopted upon receiving at least two thirds of the votes of messengers present when the vote is taken.

3. This Amendment was adopted by the messengers constituting The Baptist Conven- tion of New Mexico on the 27th day of October, 1999, in its annual session at which a quorum of the messengers entitled to vote was present and the Amendment received at least two-thirds (2/3) of the votes of messengers present at the time the vote was taken. This Amendment was also adopted by the Board of Directors (State Executive Board) by a vote of a majority of the Board of Directors in office on the 27th day of September, 1999.

THE BAPTIST CONVENTION OF NEW MEXICO BYLAWS (As Amended October 26, 2005)

ARTICLE ONE: Autonomy and Cooperation. The Baptist Convention of New Mexico (the or this Convention) recognizes and shall steadfastly honor and respect the autonomy and independence of each church. This Convention, while seeking fellowship with all Baptist bodies which share the Convention's purposes, shall be independent and sovereign in its own sphere and shall never attempt to exercise any authority over any other Baptist body, church, association, convention, or auxiliary body.

ARTICLE TWO: Seating of Messengers.

Section 1. At any meeting of the messengers, messengers shall be seated upon presentation of proper credentials or satisfactory evidence of their election by their churches. The credentials shall be signed by the moderator or clerk of the church electing the messenger, and shall indicate the date of election. Credentials shall be presented to the Credentials Committee of the Convention before being seated.

Section 2. Churches wishing to send messengers to the Convention for the first time shall present to the Credentials Committee in care of the Executive Director, at least thirty days prior to the annual meeting of the Convention to which the church de- sires to send messengers, evidence that the church is in friendly cooperation with the Convention and sympathetic with the Convention‟s work, and evidence of their faith and practices, which are not in conflict with the Holy Bible, the Old and New Testa- ments.

Section 3. As an autonomous Baptist group, the Convention reserves the right to determine what constitutes a cooperating Baptist church. Churches shall be considered in friendly cooperation who are sympathetic with the purpose and work of this Conven- tion, having demonstrated cooperation by contributing a minimum of $250 to the Coop- erative Program through the BCNM during the twelve months immediately prior to the call to order of the annual or special meeting of the Convention. The faith and practices of each cooperating church, in the opinion of the Convention in session, shall not be in conflict with the Holy Bible, Old and New Testaments. The Convention in session shall be the final judge of the qualifications of its members.

Section 4. Each church shall be entitled to two messengers and one additional messenger for every twenty-five members or major portion thereof above twenty-five; but in no case shall any church be entitled to more than eight messengers.

ARTICLE THREE: Officers.

Section 1. The Convention shall have a President, a First Vice-President, and a Second Vice-President. These officers shall be elected annually by the messengers constituting the annual meeting, and shall enter upon the duties of their respective offices at the close of the session, and shall continue in office for one year or until their successors are elected.

Section 2. In addition the Convention shall have the offices of Executive Director, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, and Assistant Recording Secretary. The Policy/ Personnel Committee will propose a procedure for electing an Executive Director Search Committee.

A. Executive Director. The State Executive Board shall elect a committee of seven to nominate an Executive Director to be elected by the messengers, in annual or special meeting, to serve an indefinite period. If the office becomes vacant while the Convention is not in session, the State Executive Board shall designate an acting Execu- tive Director who will serve until the Convention acts to elect a successor. The Execu- tive Director shall be considered the Chief Executive Officer of this Corporation and shall become upon election a salaried at-will employee of the Convention. The Execu- tive Director may be suspended without pay and benefits by the State Executive Board if the State Executive Board deems such suspension in the Convention's best interests. The Executive Director or the Chairman of the State Executive Board may sign legal documents on behalf of the corporation.

B. Treasurer. The Treasurer shall be the person employed by the State Exec- utive Board as Business Administrator.

C. Recording Secretary and Assistant Recording Secretary. These officers shall be appointed by the Executive Director.

Section 3. The duties of these officers shall be those described in these Bylaws and those usually pertaining to their respective offices in accordance with parliamentary law.

Section 4. The Recording Secretary, and in his/her absence, the Assistant Record- ing Secretary shall have the duty to make and preserve a written record of the proceedings of the Convention in session, and of the State Executive Board meetings. Minutes of each session of the Convention shall be kept up to date, to be read upon request of any messenger. The minutes of the State Convention and the State Executive Board shall be published, the cost of printing paid by the Convention. The Recording Secre- tary, if not a Convention employee, shall be allowed such remuneration for his or her services as the Executive Director deems just.

Section 5. One may not simultaneously be a salaried employee of the Convention or of any corporation of which the Convention is the Member, nor the spouse of an employee, and serve as an officer of the Convention except in the offices of Executive Director, Treasurer, and Recording and Assistant Recording Secretary.

ARTICLE FOUR: Eligibility for Election. Persons elected by the messengers of the Convention or by the State Executive Board or appointed to serve as officers of the Convention, officers of the Corporation, members of Convention committees, members of the State Executive Board or the Boards of Directors of the corporations in which The Baptist Convention of New Mexico is the Member, shall be, and shall have been for one year prior to their election, active members of Baptist churches which are in friendly cooperation with the Convention and which are sympathetic with the Conven- tion's purposes and work. The membership requirements shall not apply to the Execu- tive Director or Treasurer.

ARTICLE FIVE: Convention Committees.

Section 1. Committee on Committees. The President of the Convention shall appoint a five member Committee on Committees prior to the Convention. It shall be the duty of the Committee on Committees to nominate a Nominating Committee consisting of five members, none of whom is a member of the State Executive Board; a Program/Order of Business Committee consisting of five members of which the Presi- dent shall be chairman; and a Resolutions Committee consisting of three members. The Committee on Committees shall nominate all other committees that may be ordered by the Convention during its session, unless otherwise directed by the Convention.

Section 2. Nominating Committee. During each annual Convention, the Nomi- nating Committee elected by the previous Convention shall nominate: members of the State Executive Board, persons to fill vacancies on the Christian Life Committee, the Historical Committee, and the preacher and alternate for the sermon for the next annual convention. The committee shall also recommend the place and date for the annual meeting of the Convention three years hence. In every election by the Convention, nominations may also be offered by any messenger from the floor.

Section 3. Program/Order of Business Committee. The Program/Order of Busi- ness Committee shall prepare and publish a program for the next annual Convention at least two weeks before the Convention convenes and shall present the program, which, when adopted, shall be adhered to throughout the Convention unless changed by vote of the Convention. The committee shall serve throughout the Convention, making provisions for such adjustments in the program as shall be directed by the Convention. This committee also suggests to the Convention an order of business. It shall provide for periods of time during the Convention for the introduction of all matters requiring a vote not scheduled on the agenda, and, when introduced (unless the Convention gives its unanimous consent for the immediate consideration) shall fix times for the consideration of the matter. The committee may suggest to the Convention standing rules.

Section 4. Resolutions Committee. The Resolutions Committee shall report to the Convention on all resolutions referred to it by the Convention and bring to the attention of the Convention such resolutions as it may deem necessary.

Section 5. Christian Life Committee. The Christian Life Committee shall seek to mobilize the Convention in addressing moral issues of concern to New Mexico Baptists. It shall consist of six members who shall serve terms of 3 years, allowing two of the terms to expire each year. The committee shall make interim reports to the Executive Board.

Section 6. Credentials Committee. The Credentials Committee shall be chaired by the First Vice President, or the Second Vice President in the absence of the First Vice President, and shall be constituted by two other members appointed by the Presi- dent at least 45 days before the annual convention.

The Credentials Committee shall receive petitions from churches desiring to seat messengers for the first time. The Committee shall recommend to the Convention whether messengers should be seated after the Committee studies the request, arranges for a meeting with church officials if needed, and communicates its recommendation to the church.

When seating messengers is challenged at a regular or special meeting and the chair refers the issue to the Credentials Committee, this committee would hear the messenger challenging the seating and the messenger or messengers being challenged, and make any other inquiry the committee deems appropriate and report its findings and recommendation regarding the challenge to the body. The Convention would determine whether or not to seat the messengers.

The Credentials Committee‟s term begins at the time of appointment and continues until another committee is appointed.

Section 7. Historical Committee. The Historical Committee shall be composed of six persons who shall serve terms of 3 years, allowing two of the terms to expire each year. This committee shall collect and preserve historical data for the Convention.

ARTICLE SIX: Election of Boards of Directors. The members of the Board of Direc- tors of those corporations in which the Convention is the Member and entitled to elect the directors, those corporations presently being The New Mexico Baptist Children‟s Home, Inlow Baptist Camp and Conference Center, Sivells Baptist Retreat and Confer- ence Center, The New Mexico Baptist Church Finance Corporation, and The New Mex- ico Baptist Foundation, shall be nominated and elected as follows: the present board of directors of each corporation may present to the State Executive Board in the Board's July meeting suggested nominees for each vacancy on the Corporation's board. If the State Executive Board believes it should not agree to nominate a suggested nominee, the Corporation's board of directors who suggested the nominee shall be advised of the State Executive Board's position and shall be invited to submit other suggested nominee (s) to the State Executive Board. Those suggested nominees acceptable to the State Executive Board shall be nominated by the State Executive Board to the Convention. If the State Executive Board declines to nominate a suggested nominee or if a board of directors for a corporation fails to suggest a nominee, the State Executive Board shall nominate a person of its choosing.

ARTICLE SEVEN: State Executive Board.

Section 1. Nominations. The Nominating Committee shall nominate persons for service on the State Executive Board.

Section 2. Eligibility. Salaried employees of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, or of any corporation of which The Baptist Convention of New Mexico is the Member, or the employees' spouses, shall be ineligible to serve on the State Executive Board. No person serving on the current Nominating Committee, or on any board of directors of any corporation entity of which The Baptist Convention of New Mexico is the Member, shall be eligible to serve on the State Executive Board.

Section 3. Composition. It is intended that the thirty elected members of the State Executive Board shall include at least one person whose church is in the geographical area of each Association, and that a person shall not be elected to the State Executive Board if the election will result in more than one elected person serving at the same time from the membership of any church. Nominations, whether from the Nominating Committee or from a messenger from the floor of the Convention in session, which would cause this composition goal to be violated shall not be in order. In filling vacancies as authorized by the Articles of Incorporation, the State Executive Board shall con- form to this composition rule. A person shall be deemed to have resigned if the person moves his or her church membership to a church outside the geographical area of the Association from which the person was elected. A member of the State Executive Board elected to the office of president of the Convention shall, upon assumption of that office, be deemed to have resigned his position on the State Executive Board.

Section 4. Lay Participation. At least ten of the elected persons constituting the State Executive Board shall be lay persons.

Section 5. Term. Persons shall be elected to serve on the State Executive Board for a term of three years, except in cases when one is elected to fill an unexpired term. If otherwise qualified, a person may be elected to serve a second consecutive term of three years, provided that no person may serve more than two consecutive full terms. Members elected to serve unexpired terms shall serve until the end of the term they were elected to fill and may be re-elected to serve a successive full three-year term. Persons having served on the State Executive Board six consecutive years will be ineligible for election to the State Executive Board until three years have expired since their last service.

Section 6. Quorum. A majority of the elected members of the State Executive Board then in office shall constitute a quorum.

Section 7. Duties. In addition to the duties and powers described in the Articles of Incorporation, The State Executive Board:

A. Shall have charge and control, except when otherwise ordered by the Con- vention, of all work of the Convention in interim of its sessions;

B. Shall act to exercise the rights of the Convention as the Member of any other corporation as that power may be delegated to the State Executive Board by the Convention's Articles of Incorporation, these Bylaws, or by the messengers constituting the Convention in session;

C. May fill vacancies occurring on the Nominating Committee;

D. Shall elect or provide for the employment of such persons, other than the Executive Director, necessary to carry on the work of the Convention; and

E. Shall make a full and complete report to the annual Convention setting forth the condition of the work. This report shall give an accurate accounting of the finances of the Convention and shall be printed and distributed to the members of the Convention at its first session.

Section 8. Officers. The State Executive Board shall elect from among its members a Chairman and a Vice-Chairman in the September meeting to begin service at the adjournment of the following annual meeting of the Convention. Each of these officers shall hold office for one year and until his or her successor shall have been elected and qualified.

Section 9. Meetings. Regular meetings shall be held at the Baptist Building in Albuquerque on Monday night before the third Tuesday in January, April, July, and September. The Board may, upon resolution, change the time and place of holding its meetings. Special meetings of the State Executive Board may be called by the Execu- tive Director or the Chairman of the Board at any time on a five-day notice to all members.

ARTICLE EIGHT: Indemnification. The Corporation shall indemnify any director, officer, employee or any former director, officer or employee of the Corporation against reasonable expenses, costs, attorney's fees actually and reasonably incurred by him in connection with the defense of any action, suit, or proceeding, civil or criminal, in which he is made a party by reason of being or having been a director or officer or employee. This indemnification shall include any amounts paid to satisfy a judgment or to compromise or settle a claim. The director, officer or employee or former director, officer or employee shall not be indemnified if he shall be adjudged to be liable on the basis that he has breached or failed to perform the duties of his office and the breach or failure to perform constitutes willful misconduct or recklessness. Advance indemnification shall be allowed of a director, officer or employee for reasonable expenses to be incurred in connection with the defense of the action, suit, or proceeding provided that the director, officer, or employee must reimburse the Corporation if it is subsequently determined that the director, officer or employee was not entitled to indemnification.

ARTICLE NINE: Parliamentary Authority. The rules of order for the Convention, The State Executive Board, and all committees of the Convention and of the Board, shall be the current edition of "Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised." In case there is no provision in Robert's, the President or other presiding officer shall exercise his discretion, subject to appeal by the body.

ARTICLE TEN: Motions Dealing With the Work of the Corporations. A motion, otherwise in order, which deals with the work of a Corporation of which the Convention is the Member shall be referred to the Board of Directors of that Corporation. The Board of Directors shall report back its comments and opinions regarding the substance of the motion at the next annual meeting of the Convention. Whenever such a report comes before the Convention, the Chair may invite the officers and Board of Directors of the Corporation(s) involved to speak. A motion offered in any meeting of the messengers or in a meeting of the State Executive Board, or in any committee of the Convention or the State Executive Board shall be out of order if the motion would require the Convention to act in regard to a corporation of which the Convention is the Member in a manner not within the Conven- tion‟s legal power to act as the Member.

ARTICLE ELEVEN: Amendments. These bylaws may be amended at any regular meeting of the Convention by a two-thirds vote of the messengers present at the time the vote is taken, provided notice of the proposed amendment is given at the first session of the Convention. Minutes of the Convention Ninety-Fourth Session October 25-26, 2005 First Baptist Church, Bloomfield (Skipped from 92nd to 94th to correct a clerical error in 1958)

Minutes of the 94th annual session of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico, meeting at First Baptist Church of Bloomfield. Officers serving include Jay McCollum, Gallup First, president; Randy Aly, Jal First, first vice-president; Nancy Faucett, Baptist Con- vention of New Mexico, recording secretary and Cricket Pairett, Baptist Convention of New Mexico, assistant recording secretary. Vice-President Brian Sundheimer had resigned.

CONVENTION THEME: “Building the Family” Tuesday Afternoon, October 25, 2005 Jay McCollum, Presiding Jeff Petillo, Worship Leader

Jeff Petillo, worship pastor at Farmington First, lead in music worship. President Jeff McCollum called the convention to order. Dr. Joseph Bunce, senior pastor of Bloomfield First, led in prayer and welcomed messengers. Dr. Tom Elliff, Senior Vice-President for Spiritual Nurture and church Relations at the International Mission Board, gave a theme interpretation on “Building the Fami- ly.” BUSINESS SESSION Seating of Messengers: Randy Aly, chairman of the credentials committee, made a motion to seat messengers that have registered and who will register and that Albuquerque Liberty, Church at the Butte, Farmington Mountain Vista and Glenwood who have never seated messengers before and have petitioned to seat messengers be seated. They also recommended the seating of messengers from churches that have not seated messengers in the last four years but provided a statement that they had seated messengers at a previous meeting. They do not recommend the seating of messengers from church that have not seated messengers in the last four years and did not produce proper docu- mentation 30 days prior to the annual meeting. Carried. Appointment of Committees: McCollum appointed Bruce Baker of Belen First and Wes McAfee of Portales Calvary to serve on the Credentials Committee. Rev. McAfee was unable to because he was to leave on a Disaster Relief team. Vice-President Randy Aly chairs the committee. He also appointed Lee Herring, Santa Fe First, John Hinze, Carlsbad Hillcrest, Colleen Kulback, Logan First, Garland Peek, Albuquerque Sandia and Joe Puckett, Hobbs Tay- lor Memorial to serve on the Committee on Committees. Randy Aly, Jal First, moved to approve the program. Homer Southerland, Santa Fe First, seconded. Carried. Executive Board Report: Rick Sullivan, chairman of the State Executive Board, presented their report. He asked all Executive Board members to stand. He then presented the minutes from the 2005 board meetings, a proposed bylaw change that a sentence be added to Article Three, Section 2 that states, “The Policy/Personnel Committee will propose a procedure for electing an Execu- tive Director Search Committee” and the proposed 2006 budget. These items were to be approved the following day. NEW BUSINESS: None Chairman McCollum recognized SBC agency representatives: Mike Weeks, Execu- tive Committee; Wade Wilkerson, Guidestone Financial Resources; Gary and Deloris Bishop, International Mission Board; Paul Strahan, LifeWay Christian Resources; Bob Sena, North American Mission Board; Wanda Lee, Woman‟s Missionary Union; Dr. Charles Harvey, New Orleans Seminary and Michael Summers, Wayland Baptist University. Shon Wagner, T or C First, brought the afternoon announcements. There were 274 messengers and 69 visitors for a total of 343 currently registered. Dr. James Semple, acting executive director, introduced new staff people in the state. Lee Black, president of the New Mexico Baptist Foundation and Church Finance Corporation presented their report. Geraldine Dooley, administrator of the New Mexico Baptist Children‟s Home, presented their report. Board Member Mike Mataya also gave a report. John Dillender, State Disaster Relief Coordinator, brought a report. Dan Duke, Chairman of the New Mexico Baptist History Committee, brought a report. Jeff Petillo led in music worship Mike Copeland brought the annual convention sermon. Jennings Hamilton, pastor of Bloomfield Calvary, brought the benediction.

Tuesday Evening, October 25, 2005 Randy Aly, Presiding New Mexico Singing Churchmen, Worship

The New Mexico Singing Churchmen opened the session with a concert. Coy Brewer, pastor of Fort Sumner First, read scripture and led in the invocation. Dr. James Eaves, professor emeritus at Southwestern Seminary, brought the evening Bible study. Rick Sullivan, chairman of the Executive Director Search Team, gave a report on their work. Shon Wagner gave the announcements. The BCNM staff presented their annual report. Dr. Judith Edwards gave an update on the BCNM partnerships. Troy Harp, minister of music at Gallup First, brought special music. Jay McCollum brought the president‟s message. Jim Bostic, pastor of Tohatchi Mission, led the benediction.

Wednesday Morning, October 26, 2005 Jay McCollum, Presiding Bloomfield FBC Praise Team, Worship

The Praise Team of Bloomfield First opened the session with worship. Herb Roever, pastor of Springer First, read scripture and led in prayer. Dr. James Eaves brought the morning Bible study. Pedro Escobar, president of the Spanish Baptist Convention, presented a plaque of appreciation to Cricket Pairett for all of the help to their Convention. Shon Wagner gave the morning announcements. Final registration was 302 messengers and 97 visitors for a total of 399. Dr. Jeff Iorg, president of Golden Gate Seminary, and Jack Terry, of Southwestern Seminary, brought greetings. BUSINESS SESSION Credentials Committee Report: Lee Herring, chairman, brought their report. He recommended that David Prell, Carlsbad Blodgett Street, Scott Tafoya, Al- buquerque Indian Nations and Homer Southerland, Santa Fe first make up the 2005 Resolutions Committee; that Bob Butler, Albuquerque Sandia, Bruce Kirby, Raton First, Steve Kulback, Logan First, James Underwood, Las Cru- ces Primera and Andrew Viera of Santa Fe Association make up the 2006 Nominating Committee; that Sharon Bunce, Bloomfield First, Kelly McCar- thick, Lovington Hillcrest, Bart Montgomery, Alamogordo First and Scott Henry of Clovis Central make up the 2006 Program/Order of Business Com- mittee. Carried. Executive Board Report: Rick Sullivan, chairman, brought the report. He recommended that the report of the State Executive Board be approved. Carried. He recommended the proposed bylaw change. Carried. He recommended the proposed budget. Carried. Nominating Committee Report: Bob Myers, chairman, presented their report. He recommended that Eugene Baker, Farmington Totah, Toby Dolan, Las Ve- gas Calvary, Bobby Fuller, Carlsbad Blodgett St., Barbara Pendleton, Santa Clara and Steve Mosley, Deming Bethel be elected to serve another three- year term on the state executive board; that Bob Bruce, Tucumcari First, Judi Hain, Albuquerque Del Norte, Clark Henderson, Albuquerque Sandia, Lee Herring, Santa Fe First and Ed Meyers, Roswell First be elected to serve new three-year terms on the state executive board; that David Cheatham, Gallup First and Charles Farmer, Socorro First be elected to two-year terms and that Ken Hedstrom, Alamogordo Bethel and Rob Muncy of Espanola first be elected to one-year terms on the state executive board; that Gavin Vaughan of Artesia and Lee Herring of Santa Fe be elected to the Christian Life Commit- tee; that Dan Duke of T or C, Don Wiley, Albuquerque and Don Whately of Albuquerque be elected to the History Committee, that the 2008 convention be held October 28-29 at Las Cruces First and that Shon Wagner preach the 2006 sermon with Billy Weckel as the alternate. Carried. Christian Life Committee Report: After a break David King, chairman, brought their report. BUSINESS SESSION Election of Officers – Garland Moore, messenger of Grants Immanuel, nominated Jay McCollum for a second term. Chairman McCollum asked Vice- Chairman Randy Aly to preside during the vote. There were no other nominations. Carried. He entertained nominations for first vice-president. Bob Brit- tain, messenger of Thoreau First, nominated Randy Aly be re-elected as first vice-president. Carried. Francis Wilson, messenger of Albuquerque Del Norte, nominated Bob Brittain as second vice-president. There were no other nominations. Carried. Resolutions Committee Report – David Prell, chairman, brought their report. He recommended the following resolutions: 1. BECAUSE, First Baptist Church and Calvary Baptist Church have made their facilities and staff available as willing hosts for the 94th annual meeting of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico and its related organizations and have cared for the needs of messengers of the Conven- tion BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the BCNM hereby express thanks and appreciation for their many acts of kindness and accom- modation. 2. WHEREAS, God has commanded us to “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation,” (Mark 16:15) and WHEREAS, SBC Convention President Bobby Welch has challenged every church in the Convention to commit to evangelism BE IT THEREFORE RE- SOLVED that we fervently commit ourselves to personal soul-winning and servant leadership in modeling soul-winning lifestyles in our respective church fields. 3. WHEREAS, many men and women are serving our President and country to defend our freedom, and the freedom of all peace loving people around the world, and WHEREAS, many have paid the ultimate human sacrifice BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the BCNM, duly assembled, covenant together to pray daily for our soldiers, civilian workers, and the families of those serving around the world. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we commit to pray for the families of those lost in service to their country. 4. WHEREAS, New Mexico Baptists under the leadership of the Holy Spirit have committed countless hours and innumerable resources to share the love of Christ in tangible acts to the disaster stricken areas of our country, and WHEREAS, the New Mexico Disaster Teams continue to feed the hungry, care for the children, and provide chaplains to minister to all in need, BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that we express our appreciation for the self sacrifice and ministries of love to all who have contributed to the relief efforts. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we commit ourselves to daily intercession on behalf of those affect- ed and the Baptist servants ministering in Jesus name. 5. WHEREAS, Rick Sullivan and the Executive Director Search Team have yielded themselves as God‟s servants and servants of the BCNM for the worthy purpose of seeking God‟s Mind in the search for our next Executive Director, and WHEREAS, we believe that God answers the faithful fervent prayer of righteous men, BE IT THEREFORE RE- SOLVED that we commit ourselves to pray faithfully for the team members and that particular man God has set apart. 6. WHEREAS, Dr. James Semple and the BCNM staff have demonstrated faithful, consistent, wise, and passionate dedication to the service of the Lord and New Mexico Baptists during this time of, and WHERE- AS, the kingdom work of the BCNM has continued to move forward, BE IT THEREFORE REOLVED that we express our deep appreciation for their exemplary service offered on behalf of Christ throughout New Mexico and around the world. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the messengers of the 94th Annual Convention covenant to pray for and encourage Dr. Semple and the BCNM staff. The resolutions carried.

Miscellaneous Business: None

Dr. James Semple presented the officers and led in a prayer of dedication. John Walsh, manager of Inlow Baptist Camp and Conference Center, presented their report. Wynelle Klopfer, manager of Sivells Baptist Retreat and Conference Center, presented their report.. Lamar Morin led in music worship. Dr. James Semple brought the Executive Director‟s message Dr. Bruce Baker, pastor of Belen First, led in the benediction.

Wednesday Evening, October 26, 2005 Jay McCollum, Presiding

Marty Akin, pastor of Hobbs First, read scripture and led in the invocation. Jennings Hamilton, pastor of Bloomfield Calvary, gave a report on “Crossover – Hope is Knocking” The Annie Moses Band presented a concert. Dr. James Eaves brought the evening Bible study. Dan Pearce, director of missions in Eastern Association, led in the benediction.

Minutes New Mexico Woman’s Missionary Union Annual Meeting October 25, 2005 First Baptist Church Bloomfield, New Mexico

The 2005 WMU Annual Meeting was held prior to the Baptist Convention of New Mexico Annual Meeting.

The theme for the annual meeting was "Whom Shall I Send?"

There was prelude music by Ronna Jordan, Christian recording artist followed by group singing.

Connie Dixon, NM WMU President then welcomed and introduced program personnel as well as past presidents of WMU. She also talked about the theme "Whom Shall I Send?"

Gary Bishop, IMB Representative, shared how God sent him to Birmingham, England.

Ronna Jordan, Christian recording artist, led everyone in singing.

Delores Bishop, IMB Representative shared the prayer calendar.

Tuesday Morning Business Session October 25, 2005 First Baptist Church Bloomfield, New Mexico

Connie Dixon, NM WMU President called the business session into order.

Diane Taylor, NM WMU Vice-President presented the scholarship report. As each person's name was called, a picture was shown of that recipient and a thank you note was read. She also encouraged everyone to continue giving to this important fund.

Brian Bone of the NM Baptist Foundation gave a report from the "Share the Vision" fund. He reported that there was approximately $28,185.00 in this fund. He also encouraged everyone to continue to give.

The Operation M & M report was done by Judith Edwards, Director of Mis- sions Education/Women's Ministries. She stated that 10% of all churches in the state have been contacted about the importance of missions. In October of 2007, the goal is to have 90% of all churches with a Missions Advocate. She also emphasized that these are exciting days ahead and that we want Missions Mobilizers in every church.

Connie Dixon gave a report on the childcare unit and how in just one day it came into being. She thanked everyone who has supported this endeavor whether it was volunteering or contributing childcare items.

Vice-President, Diane Taylor presided as nomination of Connie Dixon for President is presented. Nomination was accepted and approved. Diane Taylor was then presented as Vice-President and Sharon Montgomery for Vice Presi- dent-Elect. Nominations presented, approved and accepted.

No other business.

Motion made and seconded to adjourn.

Connie Dixon declared the business session closed.

Annual Meeting Continued

Ronna Jordan, Christian recording artist, led everyone in the song "Here I Am, Lord".

John Dillender, the head of Disaster Relief for New Mexico, gave a testimony on "God Sent Me to Katrina".

A testimony was given by Steve Mosley, pastor of Bethel Baptist Church of Deming, called "God Sent Me to Mexico".

"God Sent Me to Cloudcroft" was the theme of the testimony presented by Jeralee Johnston, NM Acteens Panelist.

Ronna Jordan, Christian recording artist, led again the song "Here I Am, Lord".

A video was shown from First Baptist, Alamogordo of how God had sent their youth to St. Louis.

Carolyn Laughlin, Partnership Travel Coordinator, gave a testimony on "God Sent Me to England".

"God Sent Me to Brazil" was the theme for the testimony given by Sarah Torri- son, NM Acteens Panelist.

The song "Here I Am, Lord" was led by Ronna Jordan, Christian recording artist.

Loly Cumiford, childcare disaster relief volunteer, told everyone how "God Sent Her to Louisiana".

"God Sent Me to Brazil" was the theme that Glen Mitchell, volunteer to Brazil spoke on.

Cheryl Vaughn of First Baptist Church, Rio Rancho, New Mexico spoke on "God Sent Me to Thailand".

Judith Edwards, Director of Missions Education/Women's Ministries, recognized all volunteers of missions. Those present were invited to stand and tell where they were sent and what happened while there.

Special music was presented by Christian Recording Artist Ronna Jordan.

Connie Dixon, NM WMU President, gave the President's Message by first recognizing and thanking everyone for their hard work in making the meeting possible. She also thanked all those who had participated. She then gave emphasis to the importance of sending people to other countries to tell others about Christ.

Wanda Lee, Executive Director/Treasurer of National WMU, closed the session with a message about "Whom Shall I Send?" She spoke on the how important it is to send people around the world to share God's wonderful love with others.

The meeting was closed in prayer by Margaret Hale, immediate past NM WMU president.

WMU Directory

Staff Judith Edwards, Director Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199-4485 924-2316 email: [email protected] Connie Peek, Ministry Assistant Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199-4485 924-2316 email: [email protected] Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant 5 Tierra Linda, Edgewood, 87015 269-1760 email: [email protected] Carolyn Laughlin, Partnership Assistant 11 Oakmont Ridge, Sandia Park, 87047 286-2112 email: [email protected] Diane Johnston, Camp Director PO Box 706, Cloudcroft, 88317 687-3744 email: [email protected]

Equipping Team Judith Edwards Connie Dixon, Mobilizer Equipper Box 119, Elida, 88116 274-6477 email: [email protected] Carolyn Laughlin, Age-level Equipper Holly Lindsey, Advocate Equipper Betty Eason, Multicultural Equipper 283 Waring Road, Las Cruces, 88007 524-7400 email: [email protected]

Ministry Mobilizers Mary Ledbetter – World Crafts 1309 Ohio Avenue, Alamogordo, 88310 434-9661 email: [email protected] Julie Mosley – Baptist Nursing Fellowship 704 S. Zinc, Deming, 88030 546-0780 email: [email protected] Mary Frances Ingram – Literacy 3520 Hendrix NE, Albuquerque, 87107 883-0845 email: [email protected] Ken Clair – Project HELP: Poverty 305 Timber Road, Bernalillo, 87004 771-8617 email: [email protected] Conni Clair – Project HELP: Poverty same as above Holly Lindsey – Christian Women‟s Job Corp Diane Johnston – Camp Promotion Children‟s Home Promotion

Executive Board Chairman: Vice-President Diane Taylor 2126 Starlight Court, Apt. D 434-1936 email: [email protected] Central Association: Susan Stinnett 1033 Tramway Lane NE, Albuquerque, 87122 856-5070 email: [email protected] Eastern Association: Eyvonne Gunn 3121 Quay Road 32, Melrose, 88124 458-6701 email: [email protected] Mountain Association: Mountain Valley Association: Mary Ledbetter Northeastern Association: LaNeel Pierce 602 Lutheran Lane, Las Vegas, 87701 425-8171 Rio Grande Association: Ramona Ganong 635 San Ysidro Road, Las Cruces, 88007 email: [email protected] San Juan Association: Billie Hackney 13 CR 6067, Farmington, 87401 598-5664 email: [email protected]

Southeastern Association: Lenelle Simpson Box 1161, Hobbs, 88241 393-8386 email: [email protected] Southwestern Association: Paula Hibner 210 Rivera Road SE, Deming, 88030 546-3114 email: [email protected] Tucumcari Association: Reba Welch 1220 South 5th, Tucumcari, 88401 461-3947 email: [email protected] Western Association: La Union Femenil Misionera: Janie Soto 900 N. Buena Vista Avenue, Farmington, 87401 326-3448 email: [email protected] Pecos Valley Association: Joy Dillender PO Box 448, Loving, 88256 745-3330 email: [email protected] Santa Fe Association: Ramona Aly PO Box 1134, Chama, 87520 756-1721 email: [email protected]

Endowment Team Connie Dixon

Margaret Hale 11268 Campo Del Sol NE, Albuquerque, 87123 298-7610 email: [email protected] Reba Hardin, 7112 Pan Am NE, #247, Albuquerque, 87109 828-2425 email: [email protected] Johanna Dawson 2118 Erbbe NE, Albuquerque, 87112 299-5873 email: [email protected] Minutes of the State Executive Board The Baptist Convention of New Mexico Baptist Building, January 17, 2005

Chairman Rick Sullivan called the meeting to order. David Red led in several choruses and Chairman Sullivan led in a devotional. Nancy Faucett called roll. Those with excused absences were Jamie Duke, Rob Mayes, Lou Cowden, Connie Dixon, Saul Gonzales, Mike McGuire and Hugh Rogers. Bernie Moraga was also absent.

Chairman Sullivan moved the Sivells Report to the front of the meeting so that Wynelle might visit a friend who was in the hospital in poor condition.

Sivells Report: Manager Wynelle Klopfer gave the report She said that they are having plans drawn for a new multi-purpose building to be built on the hill to replace the buildings that were destroyed there. Paul and Sally are semi-retired. She is now the director and Paul is the assistant. Their board is doing a survey to help plan the work of the Sivells in the future. She asked board members to each complete a survey and return it to Sivells. Chairman Sullivan then asked Bob Bacon to lead in prayer for Margaret Apodaca, Wynelle’s friend.

Chairman Sullivan introduced Chris Turner, Media Relations Manager for LifeWay Christian Resources, who presented Dr. Cone with a Hol- man Standard Bible. Mary Barnes of Albuquerque, who is a new member of the Inlow Board, was also present.

Nominating Committee Report: Chairman Mike Copeland presented the report. He said that there are two vacant positions on the board that need to be filled by laypeople. He asked for suggestions from the board.

Minutes of the September meeting were presented. Dale Shook moved to accept the minutes. Eugene Baker seconded. Carried.

Executive Director Claude Cone presented his introductory remarks. He began by thanking members for their prayers during his bout with cancer. He said that he was glad to stand and say that the Cooperative Program budget was met in 2004. There was $240,000 more given in CP gifts in 2004 than 2003.For the third year in a row over $1 million was given to the SBC Cooperative Program. Seven churches gave over $100,000; Albuquerque Sandia, Clovis Central, Artesia First, Farming- ton Emmanuel, Albuquerque Hoffmantown, Las Cruces First, and Bloomfield First. Harry P. Stagg State Mission Offering was the only offering down for 2004. $214,297 was given toward the $240,000 goal. $752,850 was given for the Lottie Moon Christmas offering, which was a new state record. $396,876 was given to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering, which was also a new state record. The AAEO goal this year is $55 million for the Southern Baptist Convention. There are 24 children at the New Mexico Baptist Children’s Home; 17 boys and 7 girls. They closed 2004 with a checking account balance of $115,593. They had the largest one-year giving in the history of the Home. Wayland Baptist University-Albuquerque has 94 students in the winter session and the Clovis Center has 220 students. Inlow Baptist Camp closed the books $1,749 in the red. The camp made about $40,000 in capital improvements from their 2004 budget. Sivells closed with $23,764. They have made some marvelous improvements as well. He said that the Evangelism Conference will be January 31-February 2. There have been a couple of schedule changes, but it will be a marvelous time. Dr. Cone then said that this was to be his last board meeting before his retirement and thanked board members for all of their support. (Copies of all reports are in the permanent files.)

Chairman Sullivan asked Jay McCollum to lead in prayer for the Cones.

TRIAL BALANCE: Chairman Sullivan said that Business Administrator John Hancock was ill and presented the trial balance. He reiterated that we closed the books for 2004 over budget. Dr. Cone added that for the year we took in more than we spent.

CONVENTION BOARD REPORTS

Foundation/Church Finance: President Lee Black presented the report. He said that he brought greetings from all of the Western Execu- tive Directors. He met with them at Golden Gate Seminary the week before. He said that there is overwhelming change in the giving of Bap- tists in New Mexico There is somewhere in the neighborhood of $2.5 million being added in total resources in the last month. Something else unique is that there is no other state executive director who has committed himself to the work of their Foundation the way that Dr. Cone has. They brought two recommendations for board members, Bob Martin and Bob Schaaf. Carried.

Children’s Home: Administrator Geraldine Dooley presented the report. She told Dr. Cone how she appreciated all that he had done for the Home. She said that they had 27 kids in November and that they lost several during Christmas. They are also losing a set of houseparents. They finally got the papers signed for their new building and construction should begin within the week. She shared a story of the one of the girls at the home and how the Home is committed to stick by the girl.

Inlow Camp: Manager John Walsh presented the report. He said that the camp had one of its most successful years with just short of 7,500 camper days, close to 3,000 people. Their board decided to go aggres- sively forward with some much needed improvements to the camp. They did approximately $40,000 in maintenance improvements from their budget on capital improvements. If they had chosen not to make the improvements they would have ended the year with about a $35,000 bank balance. They have had a 1999 Ford truck donated and are now praying for a dump trailer. They have had $6,000 given toward the $10,000 cost.

Chairman Sullivan called for a five-minute break.

BCNM MINISTRY REPORTS

Communication Ministries: Toby Dolan presented the report. He handed out copies of one of the page 8s to promote the use of this page by churches. He said that the cost is $25 per issue and on the weeks of color editions page 8s can be run in color for an additional $50.

Education Ministries: Dayton King presented the report. He said that he had 19 education directors from New Mexico attend an Education Director’s Boot Camp at Ridgecrest the previous week. David Red passed out information about the Ministers and Family Retreat scheduled for August 4-6, 2005 at the Sheraton Uptown in Albuquerque. The cost is $25 for one person or $50 per family.

Evangelism Ministries: Chairman Randy Aly presented the report. He encouraged people to come to the Evangelism Conference. He said there will be a Sportsman Banquet September 13. This is a group of Christian sportsmen who come in and conduct hunting and fishing seminars. There will also be a meeting of pastors and other leaders to put together a strategy for evangelism in the state.

Missions Ministries: Chairman Bob Bacon presented the report. They recommended that Atherton Funds be given to New Hope Santa Fe Pastor Curtis Young, for $1,000 per month; LifeQuest in Rio Rancho Pastor James Rayburn, for $500 per month; Eldorado Church Santa Fe Pastor David McPherson, for $750 per month; Los Lunas Mission Val- ley Pastor Mike Engle, $750 per month. This is a total of $36,000 and there is $39,273 available. Carried. Rock Springs, Eagle Springs and Tularosa First will also receive pastoral support. He said that there will be a commissioning service for the International Mission Board at Hoff- mantown in 2006. Frank Shope read a resolution plaque that was sent to the Convention’s Disaster Relief Unit from the Florida Baptist Con- vention to express thanks to New Mexicans for the help during their recent hurricanes.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORTS

Christian Life Committee: Jay McCollum presented the report. He said that the Christian Life Committee in New Mexico would hold their fourth legislative breakfast on January 28. Reservations can be made through the Communications Division.

Policy/Personnel Committee: Chairman Jay McCollum presented the report. He brought the following recommendations. Recommendation 1: That the 2004 annual be dedicated to Claude and Jeannie Cone. Carried. Recommendation 2: That the State Mission Offering goal be $240,000 allocated by $100,000 for BSU buildings, $60,000 for New Church Starts, $45,000 for the Minister/Family Retreat, $15,000 for Partnership Scholarships, $15,000 for Disaster Relief and $5,000 for Cooperative Program Missions Education. Carried.

Property/Finance Committee: Rick Sullivan surrendered the floor to vice-chairman Bob Bacon. He then presented the following recommendation that John Hancock, Business Administrator, be empowered to act on behalf of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico in all matters requiring signatures enabling the sale, exchange, transfer, purchase or other forms of conveyance of all the cash assets, securities, bonds, cer- tificates of deposits, note issued by private, corporate or governmental agencies and real property. This is known as the Corporate Resolution. Carried.

Joint Recommendation: The Policy/Personnel and Property/Finance Committees brought the following recommendation: that James Sem- ple be named as acting Executive Director/Evangelism Director effective March 1, 2005 under the terms of the adjusted covenant. Carried. Chairman Sullivan resumed the floor.

Old Business: None

New Business: Dale Shook asked if the Executive Director’s salary line item would be moved to a designated account like the Evangelism Director’s salary has been to cover moving expenses. He made a motion that the Property/Finance Committee consider this at the next board meeting. Fred MacDonald seconded. Carried.

Randy Aly made a motion to adjourn, Seconded. Carried.

Minutes of the State Executive Board The Baptist Convention of New Mexico Baptist Building, April 18, 2005

Chairman Rick Sullivan called the meeting to order. Randy Aly read from Luke 10 and led in prayer. David Red led in a hymn and Nancy Faucett called roll. Those with excused absences were Eugene Baker, Toby Dolan and Steve Mosley. Also absent were Barbara Gray- Pendleton and Bernie Moraga.

Nominating Committee Report: Chairman Mike Copeland recommended Janet Saiers of Albuquerque to fill a two-year term and Jose Cano of Gallup to fill a three-year term. Carried. He said they will also be filling positions that will be vacated by Carl Rice and Randy Aly who are moving from their associations.

Guests present were Dan Pierce who is the new director of missions in Eastern Association and Linda McGuire, Mike McGuire’s wife.

Minutes of the January meeting were presented. Connie Dixon moved to accept the minutes and Jamie Duke seconded. Carried.

Acting Executive Director James Semple presented his introductory remarks. He said that the manifold ministries of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico are continuing onward without missing a beat. May 11- 13 education ministry leaders from all across the nation will meet in Al- buquerque. He said the Minister and Family Retreat will be held August 4-6 at the Sheraton Uptown in Albuquerque. Registration will be open until July 1. The MinisTour will be conducted May 16-17 at the Baptist Building and First Baptist Church of Rio Rancho. All new staff people in the state are encouraged to attend. Anyone interested in attending will also be welcomed. Gus Suarez has moved to be the new executive director of the Northwest Convention. The Children’s Home currently has 22 children. The Albuquerque Wayland Center currently has 142 students and the Clovis Center has an enrollment of 220. (Copies of all reports are in the permanent files.)

Chairman Sullivan asked for additional prayer requests to those listed in Dr. Semple’s report. Those voiced were: David Prell would have back surgery Wednesday, John Hinze recently had surgery, the Executive Director Search Team, a young man from Grants, Jimmy, in ICU at Uni- versity Hospital. He asked Wynelle Klopfer to lead in prayer.

TRIAL BALANCE: Business Administrator John Hancock presented the report. He said that the commercial insurance package has been put up to bids which encouraged Brotherhood Mutual to reduce their price by $12,000 per year. We will be in another 3 year period of working with Brotherhood Mutual. We have also replaced the auditor that we have had for the past 20 plus years. They invited four firms to bid and a new auditor will begin next week. There will soon be a new link on the front page of the BCNM web page to lead people through the plan of salvation. He said that we are $40,000 ahead of budget for the year and spent 22.82 percent of the budget for the first quarter. The closing date for the BCNM books will be moved to the end of each month instead of the 10th. A question was asked from the floor about the 13 days lost the beginning of 2005 that was included in the 2004 books and Mr. Han- cock said that gifts will be monitored closely through the end of the year.

CONVENTION BOARD REPORTS

Foundation/Church Finance: President Lee Black presented the report. He said that a quarter of million dollars were distributed during the last quarter for ministries. New accounts are being established; one at $1.2 million. They have also established an interest free loan to help build the new dining hall at the Children’s Home. For the first time they are now managing over 25 million dollars through the Foundation (not to include the Church Finance Corporation.)

Children’s Home: Administrator Geraldine Dooley presented the report. She asked how many people knew that the Children’s Home is not in the BCNM budget and does not receive Cooperative Program dollars. She said that the money has not come in this year to even cover their expenses. She asked how many knew that the money in the Foun- dation is not available for their use. They do receive about $14,000 each month from that endowment, but cannot touch the corpus. She asked members to please tell people that they are not rich, but in order to have more kids in today’s world they need more staff and they have a new building to build which all take money. She would love input about the Home. Chairman Sullivan asked Connie Dixon to lead in prayer for Geraldine and the Home.

Inlow Camp: Manager John Walsh presented the report. He said they have received a $9,000 donation from an individual. They continue to renovate Inlow Lodge although weather has delayed the procedure. They have a lot of recreation activities this year including a new paintball course and a new equestrian program. He said that he has been asked to help the Albuquerque Police Department for a time being. Kathy will be the administrator for now and he will become the co- administrator.

Sivells Camp: Manager Wynelle Klopfer presented the report. She said they are having a great spring. They are still experiencing flooding due to the past fire, but several groups have been helping with removal of debris.

Chairman Sullivan called for a five-minute break.

BCNM MINISTRY REPORTS

Communication Ministries: Rob Mayes presented the report. He said that the Baptist New Mexican staff has a new way to let you know about breaking stories. They will be sending emails that will include a link to the web page that will give the most current reports on important issues.

Education Ministries: Lou Cowden presented the report. He said that the Minister and Family Retreat will be in Albuquerque in August. There are about 130 people already registered. He said they discussed the BSUs in detail. Part of the Harry P. Stagg Offering taken last year has gone to upgrade the buildings and they are working on long range plans to allocate the offerings for the next three years. He directed attention to a handout describing their intentions for the offering.

Evangelism Ministries: Chairman Randy Aly presented the report. He said the Lives Ablaze Student Conference is in place. This year there will be breakout conferences for students and workers. There will also be a crossover event in San Juan Association during the State Conven- tion. The evangelism booth at the State Fair is in need of volunteers. The Sportman’s Banquet will be August 19 with Glen Chappelear head- ing the event. Groups are asked to purchase a table and invite lost men to the banquet who will hear the Gospel.

Missions Ministries: Chairman Bob Bacon presented the report. He said they approved $250 per month in pastoral aid for Owen Young at Mora Valley Baptist Church. He also said that the missionary house in Glorieta is booked for 2006.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORTS

Christian Life Committee: Jay McCollum presented the report. He said that since the last meeting the legislative breakfast was held in Santa Fe during the state legislature. The governor attended the high- est attended breakfast to date.

Policy/Personnel Committee: Chairman Jay McCollum presented the report. He presented a recommendation that the section entitled “Tax Sheltered Annuities and letter “B” of the Personnel Section of the Policy Manual be removed that a section entitled “Retirement Plan” be insert- ed that reads:

Eligibility All employees regularly scheduled to work at least 1,000 hours per year, and who have completed two (2) years of paid, Southern Baptist Convention service, are eligible to participate in the Baptist Convention of New Mexico's (BCNM) retirement plan, legally referred to as the, Southern Baptist Protection Program Convention Annuity Plan, and administered by GuideStone Financial Services of the Southern Bap- tist Convention.

Service shall include all years of paid denominational employment for any church or agency affiliated with a state convention and/or the Southern Baptist Convention.

An employee shall begin participation in the retirement plan as of the first day of the month following the month in which the employee meets the eligibility requirements set out above.

Contributions 1. For each of its eligible employees, the BCNM’s contribution to the employee’s account will be as follows: a. 10% of the employee’s compensation, where compensation is defined as base salary plus housing allowance; and b. an amount equal to the employee’s contributions, but not to exceed 5% of the employee’s compensation.

2. Each eligible employee may make tax sheltered and tax paid contributions, subject to the limitations established by the IRS for 403(b), tax-sheltered annuity retirement plans.

Plan Investments Election Each eligible employee shall have the right to make all plan investment choices.

Vesting of Employer Contributions Contributions credited to the employee’s account shall be fully vested at the time the contribution is made by the employer.

Employee Withdrawal of Contributions a. In-Service Withdrawal: an employee remaining in the employment of the BCNM may withdraw a portion or all contributions made by the employee, but none of the contributions made by the BCNM for the employee.

b. Termination Withdrawal: an employee may withdraw a portion or all contributions made by both the employee and those made by the BCNM for the employee.”

The recommendation Carried. He also presented a joint recommendation from the Policy/Personnel and Property/Finance committees that Frank Shope be named the Interim Missions Division Director and that:

“1. Temporary salary increase of 15%. Frank Shope’s current annual salary is $45,358. The temporary increase would make his salary $52,162 per year.

2. Temporary retirement plan contribution increase made by the BCNM, proportional to the temporary salary increase. The current annual contribution is $6,804. The temporary increase would make the contribution $7,825 per year.

3. Temporary use of “507115 Director Travel” funds, but not to exceed $10,000 per year, as shown in the 2005 Budget.

4. Temporary use of a BCNM-owned vehicle for business travel.

5. Temporary net change to the BCNM 2005 Budget will be as follows: $1,701 Frank’s salary (25% of $6,804 total increase; 75% from NAMB) $1,021 Retirement plan contribution for Frank (100% from BCNM) $ -0- Director Travel $ -0- BCNM-Owned Vehicle

6. The difference between the temporary increase in Frank’s annual salary and retirement plan contribution; and, those line items in the 2005 Budget for the Director, will be transferred monthly to the designated fund, “386100 Operational Re- serve,” to pay for expenses incurred to fill the position.

(This kind of transfer is also being done with the Salary/ Housing and Benefits of the Evangelism Director, since June 2003; and, Executive Director, since March 2003.)

(“Director Vehicle Transfer” line items are being transferred monthly to the designated fund, “342100 BCNM Vehicle Re- placement Fund.”)”

The recommendation Carried.

Property/Finance Committee: No additional report.

Executive Director Search Team Report: Fred MacDonald brought the report. He said that they continue to make progress. Their slogan is “God’s Man in God’s Time” and they don’t want to rush. He then led in prayer. He said the committee gladly welcomes input.

Old Business: None

New Business: Mike McGuire recommended that BCNM entities re- search groups that are allowed to use their facilities and decide if it is acceptable to have the name “Baptist” associated with the group. The recommendation will be forwarded to each board.

Randy Aly made a motion to adjourn, Lou Cowden seconded. Car- ried.

Minutes of the State Executive Board The Baptist Convention of New Mexico Baptist Building, July 18, 2005

Chairman Rick Sullivan called the meeting to order. David Red lead in several hymns, Jay McCollum read Matthew 5:14 and led in prayer. Nancy Faucett called roll. Those with excused absences were: Jamie Duke, Bobby Fuller, Bernie Moraga, Kenneth Terry, Dale Shook, Mike Copeland, Saul Gonzales and Edna Romero. Tim Watkins was also absent. A guest present was Sherah Witt, Public Relations Director for the New Mexico Baptist Children’s Home

Minutes of the April meeting were presented. Connie Dixon moved to accept the minutes and Bob Bacon seconded. Carried.

Acting Executive Director James Semple presented his introductory remarks. He said it has been 4½ months since Dr. Cone retired. Dr. Cone has had an amazing recuperation and has begun preaching some again. The Mother’s Day Offering for the NMBCH has exceeded the goal of $65,000. The Annie Armstrong Offering should reach $400,000 again this year. The two Wayland Campuses are looking for a com- bined enrollment of 450 in the fall. The mission partnerships with Eng- land and Brazil are going well. He asked Jack Corder to tell about the group that had been in Brazil the past week from First Baptist of Rio Rancho. He said that travel delays caused them to lose two construction days on the church they were to build, but they still completed the building, dedicated it, and 750 professions of faith were reported. Dr. Semple paid a special tribute to the BCNM staff. He said they do not slow down at all during the summer. The Minister’s Family Retreat will be August 4-6 and has already registered over 450. The Sportman’s Banquet is August 29. The cost of the event is $35 per person which covers the meal. No other expense is involved. The Harry P. Stagg State Mission Offering goal is $240,000. The State Convention will be October 25-26 at FBC of Bloomfield. There will be a crossover event in the San Juan Valley on Wednesday afternoon during the Convention. He commended the Executive Director Search Team for their diligent work. (Copies of all reports are in the permanent files.)

TRIAL BALANCE: Business Administrator John Hancock presented the report. He shared excellent news that we are under spending our budget through the first half of the year. He said that year-to-date we are $28,000 under budget. He pointed out that we are on track to give over $1 million to the SBC Cooperative Program again this year and are over $100,000 long on the budget for the year. He said that the BSU renovations have begun. The Las Cruces BSU will receive 40% of the 2004 State Mission Offering, Portales 30%, UNM 20%, and 10% will be spent between the other BSUs. The 2004 audit is now complete. Rob Mayes moved to accept the trial balance, Toby Dolan seconded. Car- ried.

CONVENTION BOARD REPORTS

Foundation/Church Finance: President Lee Black presented the report. He said that the resources being provided by families for the Lord’s work is incredible. He said the donor’s that have historically been the largest donors have been teachers. He also gave a report on his trip to the SBC in Nashville and the crossover event. He said it was a very effective time.

Children’s Home: Administrator Geraldine Dooley presented the report. She said that they are excited about reaching the Mother’s Day Offering Goal. She is also excited about 8 children that have come to know the Lord through the spring and summer. Another has come to know the Lord since going home this summer. They are back down to 13 kids, but have some applications out and hope to have their census up in the fall. Money is not coming in monthly to allow them to meet their expenses. She said that they have not met budget at all this year, but God has a plan. She said that the area dairies are supporting them by furnishing all of their milk. She asked Sherah Witt, their Public Rela- tions Director, to share some of the upcoming events. She said that the Fall Food Harvest will be a little different this year. They will be splitting their needs list among the associations. They are also doing their newsletter monthly again. With the construction of their new dining hall al- most complete, they have registered at walmart.com to allow churches and individuals to help furnish the hall. Look under “Sherah Witt” in the registry. Mrs. Dooley brought a recommendation that Jan Meyers of Deming, Walter Pickett of Los Alamos, Steve Collins of Portales, Frank Hodnett of Carlsbad and David Bonner of Portales be elected to serve another term on their board. Carried.

Inlow Camp: Manager John Walsh presented the report. He said that their partnership with the Children’s Home has resulted in a camp at Inlow for the Children’s Home. It was a great time. For the second quarter they have $78,833 of income. They have had about 4,000 camper days and are about 1% over budget. They just concluded Youth Music Camp with 251 campers. They have received a lot of rain and the new pumping system on the well is doing well. He made a recommendation that Gerald Abbey from Hoffmantown and Brian Rigdon from Edgewood be elected to a three-year term on their board. Carried. They will have two additional names at the September meeting.

Sivells Camp: No report

Chairman Sullivan asked Toby Dolan to lead in prayer for the decisions that have been made at the camps and for the crossover in Bloomfield. He then called for a five-minute break.

BCNM MINISTRY REPORTS

Communication Ministries: Chairman Toby Dolan presented the report. He said that John Loudat was able to attend the Southern Baptist Convention and did a good job of reporting about the Convention to the state. There is another association looking at using the back page of the Baptist New Mexican for their newsletter. They currently have 15 churches and one association that use that service. The subscriptions have gone up by.4 percent. He said that the ability to use a credit card is becoming more and more popular and could be responsible for this increase. They are in the process of making the paper entirely digital so that they can change printers if necessary.

Education Ministries: Lou Cowden presented the report. He said that the renovations at the BSUs are going well. They will be doing an archi- tectural survey at Western University to see if the building is worth re- storing. They are also evaluating the work at Las Vegas. There are about 30 BSU summer missionaries currently serving around the world. They are looking for ways to strengthen churches and advance the Kingdom. David Red said that there are 460 registered for the Minister’s Family Retreat. He said that there are a few rooms still available to anyone who would like to register.

Evangelism Ministries: Durward Wofford presented the report. He said that the Lives Ablaze Student Conference will be September 4-5 in Glorieta. Students who register before August 12 will receive a T-shirt. The committee planning the State Fair booth had been meeting. Any- one interested in manning the booth could be trained September 6 or 8 in Albuquerque. He said that Darrell Robinson led some seminars in three associations based on his book, “Incredibly Gifted”. Boy’s Camp began at Sivells this week with over 100 registered. The evangelism conference will be January 30-Feb. 3. Thomas Eason said that the Spanish Evangelism Conference will immediately precede the State- wide Evangelism Conference.

Missions Ministries: Barbara Gray-Pendleton presented the report. She brought a recommendation for Atherton Funds for Troy Simons, Church Planter at Northside Church in Albuquerque, for $750 per month July through December 2005 and Mark Chandler, Church Plant- er at Church Rock, for $250 per month for July through December 2005. Carried. The administration of the Harrison Trust Fund was turned over to the Missions Division when Dr. Cone retired. There is $10,000 available per year. The missions committee will approve requests at the September meeting. Funds were approved today for Scott Tafoya to attend Golden Gate Seminary and assistance for the three CLD centers. They approved a requirement of $100 deposit for use of one of the three BCNM tents. If the tents are returned in good order the deposit will be returned.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORTS

Christian Life Committee: Jay McCollum presented the report. He said that David King has done a wonderful job in leading the New Mexi- co CLC. From the ERLC, churches are going to be receiving information dealing with court appointees that will be either appointed by the president or governors that will tell you where the appointees stand on different issues. They are working with the Baptist New Mexican on how to best get information to New Mexico Baptists. They are going to be planning a workshop to assist the state in the work of the Christian Life Commission in 2007.

Policy/Personnel Committee: Chairman Jay McCollum presented the report. He said that a bylaw change that was voted on at the September 2004 board meeting was left off of the agenda at the State Convention. It will be voted on in October in Bloomfield. He also brought a recommendation that two alternates be elected for the Executive Board Search Team. Carried. He opened the floor for nominations. David Brit- tain nominated Bob Brittain in Western Association to serve and Bob Bacon nominated Jamie Duke from Santa Fe Association. Linvell Tis- dale recommended that nominations cease and these two be elected by acclamation. Seconded. Carried.

Property/Finance Committee: Chairman Rick Sullivan brought the following two recommendations. Recommendation 1: That the executive board of the BCNM adopt the proposed 403(b)(9) Retirement Plan for Southern Baptist Churches and the Church Protection Benefit Pro- gram as amended and restated effective January 1, 2006. Chairman Sullivan turned the floor to Vice-chairman Bob Bacon for the vote. The recommendation carried. Lou Cowden presented recommendation 2: that approval be given to begin the process of identifying and obtaining information about potential sources of alternative funding for BCNM Student Ministries. These sources will not include direct appeals for funding from BCNM/SBC churches and/or associations. Carried.

The two elected alternates to the Executive Director Search Team were contacted by telephone and both accepted the responsibility.

Old Business: None

New Business: None

Eugene Baker made a motion to adjourn, seconded. Carried.

Minutes of the State Executive Board The Baptist Convention of New Mexico Baptist Building, September 19, 2005

Chairman Rick Sullivan called the meeting to order. David Red lead in a hymn and Bob Bacon read Ephesians 3:14 and led in prayer. Nancy Faucett called roll. Those with excused absences were Toby Dolan, Rob Mayes, Connie Dixon, David Brittain and Jose Cano. Tim Watkins and Janet Saiers were also absent. Visitors present were Rob Muncy from Santa Fe Association who will join the board in January and Betty Terry, wife of Ken Terry.

Minutes of the July meeting were presented. Lou Cowden moved to accept the minutes and Eugene Baker seconded. Carried.

Acting Executive Director James Semple presented his introductory remarks. He said that the Minister’s Retreat was a success and the ministers and their families were blessed. The Sportsmen’s Banquet was also a success. More than 350 persons were present and there were 20 professions of faith. The Lives Ablaze Student Conference was Labor Day Weekend and 58 people indicated a call to the ministry and there were several professions of faith. The exhibit at the State Fair is going on at present. Seventy-five volunteers were trained to share their faith at the booth. The Harry P. Stagg State Mission Week of Prayer is being observed this month. Gifts must be 10 percent higher than last year in order to reach the goal. Crossover - Hope Is Knocking will be held Wednesday afternoon of the State Convention. Dr. Semple encouraged board members to plan to participate in this evangelistic effort. Dr. Semple said that at the end of his report John Loudat would give an update on the Disaster Relief efforts on New Mexico Baptists during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. He said that at the last meeting Bob Brittain and Jamie Duke were added as alternates to the Exec- utive Director Search Team and Jamie Duke has since become a voting member of the committee. John Loudat said that several volunteers have been cycling through the feeding unit that is currently set up in Slidell, Louisiana and a new childcare unit deployed the previous week to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Copies of all reports are in the permanent files.)

Jamie Duke led in prayer for the teams currently serving and those who will go to help out in the devastated areas of our nation.

TRIAL BALANCE: Business Administrator John Hancock presented the report. He said that year-to-date we are $98,000 long. He reiterated to the board that no Cooperative Program dollars are going toward the debt of the Baptist Building.

CONVENTION BOARD REPORTS

Foundation/Church Finance: Richard Gomez, President of the Church Finance Corporation presented the report in the absence of Lee Black who was out of town. He said that their year ended June 1. They had a good year with $2,832,000 being added in funds under their management. He then brought a recommendation that John Chaffin of Al- buquerque and Alan Chastine from Las Cruces be approved for new terms on their board. He recommended Kenneth Abbott, Rena Bausterbaum, Joe Coey, Knute Lee, and Earl Wallin for another three- year term and Ollie Allred for a one-year term. Bernie Moraga moved to approve. Lou Cowden seconded. Carried.

Children’s Home: Administrator Geraldine Dooley presented the report. She said they would be moving into their new dining facility the following week. They are very appreciative of all of the volunteers that have made this building possible. Their expenses are down this year and staying within budget. They had nine young people through the summer that came to know the Lord. They exceeded the Mother’s Day Offering goal. Their board is discussing taking on higher needs children, but will have to hire additional staff to do so.

Inlow Camp: Manager John Walsh presented the report. He introduced Leland Harral who is a member of their board. They have had one of the best attended years that Inlow has ever had. They have had to raise their rates in light of increasing energy costs in order to make ends meet. He asked churches to consider placing them in their annual budget.

Sivells Camp: Manager Wynelle Klopfer presented the report. She said that great things are happening at Sivells. They are continuing the construction on the hill. They have run into a few snags, but will still build. They will maintain the same fees for the third year in a row. She recommended that Dub Williams of Lovington, Tracy Rhodes of Artesia and Dave Hendrickx of Santa Teresa be elected to a new three-year term and Mark Davis of Ruidoso be elected to serve another three-year term. Linvell Tisdale moved to accept and Jamie Duke seconded. Carried.

Chairman Sullivan asked John Walsh if he had board nominations for Inlow. He said he did not. Secretary Nancy Faucett read from the bylaws that if an entity board fails to make a recommendation for board members by the September board meeting that the State Executive Board is to fill those positions. They brought two names to the July meeting, have one that is eligible for another term and need one. Walsh said that he would make some phone calls during the break.

Chairman Sullivan called for a five-minute break.

BCNM MINISTRY REPORTS

Communication Ministries: Linvell Tisdale presented the report. Their subscription numbers are remaining consistent. They encouraged churches to continue to provide the paper for their members. He commended the staff for doing a great job.

Education Ministries: Lou Cowden presented the report. He said that in the last quarter nine associations have had leadership training events. LifeWay has stopped doing their field service so the education division is doing training in other states as well as New Mexico. The UNM BSU took five computers to Juarez, Mexico as part of an ongoing mission effort. The NMSU BSU had a “Pig Party” to start the new school year and roasted a 500 pound pig in the ground and had over 250 students present. The BSUs have been able to well utilize the money from the past Harry P. Stagg State Mission Offering and several re- modeling projects are ongoing.

Evangelism Ministries: Bobby Fuller presented the report. More than 2,500 tracts were sent to the churches in the previous quarter. They have had some good educational seminars. Bill Cathey, a music evangelist, led in some revivals in the Farmington area. Boys Camp was down in attendance this year, but boys are still being saved and surren- dering to special service. He agreed with Dr. Semple that the Sports- man’s Banquet was a success.

Missions Ministries: Bob Bacon presented the report. He said that Don Jones of Roswell Highland was approved for pastoral aid. They are working on an application for the Ira L. and Mary L. Harrison Trust Fund. He commended the mission staff for their hard work.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORTS

Christian Life Committee: Jay McCollum presented the report. He told about a book written by Richard Land, “Imagine If God Blessed Ameri- ca.” He encouraged members to purchase the book and read Dr. Land’s vision for what America could be like.

Policy/Personnel Committee: Chairman Jay McCollum said there was no report.

Property/Finance Committee: Chairman Rick Sullivan asked Lou Cowden to present a joint proposal from the Property/Finance and Ed- ucation Committees that would allow staff members of the BSU’s to identify needs to the Education and Property/Finance Committee, which exceed the capacity of the Convention to fund. Carried. Rick Sullivan asked vice-chairman Bob Bacon to chair while he presented a recommendation that actual receipted gasoline expense or 15 cents per mile, whichever is greater, be paid to the executive board members for travel. Carried. Sullivan made a recommendation to accept the proposed 2006 budget with a 2.98 percent increase. This included a 2.5 percent salary increase. Jay McCollum moved to accept the budget. Jack Cord- er seconded. Carried.

Old Business: The Inlow Board recommended Diane Johnston of Mayhill to be elected to serve three-year terms on their board. Bobby Fuller moved to approve and Hugh Rogers seconded. Carried. Rich Meyer will also serve a second three-year term.

New Business: None

Dale Shook made a motion to adjourn, seconded. Carried.

Acting Executive Director‟s Report Dr. James W. Semple “THERE REMAININTH YET MUCH LAND.” Joshua 13:1

Joshua took the whole land … and the land rested from war.” (Jsh. 11:23) Then follows the listing of thirty-one kings, from the King of Jericho to the King of Tirah, who had been defeated in battle by Israel. That is a tremendous accomplishment and a glorious record, but the Lord said to Joshua, “There remaineth yet very much land to be possessed.” (Jsh. 13:1) There were many victories to be celebrated, but there were yet many battles to be won. It was not time to rest until the conquest had been completed and all the land had been taken.

As we gather for the ninety-fourth annual meeting of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico there are victories to celebrate, but there is yet much land that remains. We rejoice with the blessings of the past year, but we also are faced with the challenges of the future. It is not time to lay our armor by and rest from the task given to us by the Lord. We take our hats off to the past, but we must take our coats off for the future.

REJOICING IN THE BLESSINGS OF THE PAST YEAR

There is so much for which we can be thankful to God in this past year. When we met last year in Alamogordo we were all very concerned about Dr. Cone. We knew that he was facing an intense series of chemotherapy treatments to be followed by major surgery. People everywhere have been praying for him and Jean- nie. The chemotherapy treatments were completed and successful surgery was performed at M.D. Anderson Hospital in Houston. Dr. Cone came through the surgery with “flying colors” and began a near miraculous comeback. We waited prayerfully for him to return to Houston for his post-operative examination. When he was diagnosed as “cancer-free”, a great cry of rejoicing and thanksgiving as- cended to the heavens. Immediately upon receiving that word, he accepted the unanimous call of Monterey Baptist Church in Albuquerque to be their pastor. So praise the Lord, he is back in the saddle again! Dr. Cone announced his coming retirement at the Executive Board meeting in July of 2005 to be effective on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of his tenure as the Executive Director of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico. An executive director search team was elected and has been serving faithfully, prayerfully, pa- tiently and diligently. The Baptist people of New Mexico have joined in the search by praying for the search team and by serving the Lord devotedly. The search team‟s motto is “God‟s man in God‟s time,” and we have absolute and complete confidence that our God will accomplish His good pleasure and perfect purpose. The search team has a great weight of responsibility, and they need our continued support and encouragement. During this time of transition, New Mexico Baptists deserve our deepest appreciation. In many ways this has been a banner year. Thank you New Mexico Baptists for all you have done in this past year. The staff of the BCNM also deserves the “medal of honor” for meritorious service for above and beyond the call of duty. What they have done is nothing short of incredible. Knowing that a new executive director would be coming to the field, it seemed the better part of wisdom to wait to fill vacant ministry staff positions until the new leader could have a part in selecting the team who would serve with him. During the year three staff positions became vacant, but the work of the convention has continued without missing a beat because the staff has stepped in to fill the gap during this interim time. It is a tribute to Dr. Cone and the staff who has given such stability and direction to this convention, that we can just steady the course and continue to make progress until new leadership arrives on the field. Two major hurricanes have ripped through the Gulf Coast, and the New Mexico DISASTER RELIEF units have been effectively deployed to the field in Mississip- pi and Louisiana. These disasters have caught the attention of the nation and the world. We have had six teams go with the feeding unit through the first week of October that have served 84,163 hot meals and a new team is being sent out each week. When evacuees were sent to Albuquerque, teams of trained workers were enlisted to prepare meals on the spur of the moment. Word came to Woman‟s Mis- sionary Union during a meeting at Inlow that child care was needed in the disaster areas. They accepted the responsibility of equipping a trailer and furnishing a child -care team to provide for this pressing need. Thank you Disaster Relief Director John Dillender, Associate Directors Carl Russell and Leo Pennington, all of the disaster relief teams, and New Mexico Baptists for your generous and sacrificial response to the needs of these hurting people. We could easily spend this entire presentation with inspirational stories about the ministry of our disaster relief teams, but we are limited by the confines of this report.

In this Book of Reports you will see the full reports from the Children‟s Home, Sivells and Inlow Encampments, and the Baptist Foundation.

THE MOTHER‟S DAY OFFERING for the Children‟s Home has gone over the goal! Each association in New Mexico has been asked to give specific items for the Chil- dren‟s Home for the annual Fall Food Harvest. This will make it easier for the churches to know what is needed, and it will help the Children‟s Home to receive the different items that are needed. Thank you Geraldine Dooley and the staff for all you do for the children.

Both SIVELLS and INLOW have had very successful camping seasons this summer. These ministries do not receive funding from the BCNM Cooperative Program, and they are dependent on camper‟s fees, church gifts, and contributions from individuals. Thank you Sivells Manager Wynelle Klopfer and Inlow Manager Kathy Walsh and your staffs for all your work. You are tremendous blessings to New Mexico Baptists and we deeply appreciate you.

The BAPTIST FOUNDATION of New Mexico is also having a wonderful year of ministry. If you do not have a current will, please call the Baptist Foundation at (505) 332- 3777, and talk with someone about the importance and process of planning a will. After we have departed from this life, it is God Himself who asks the question, “… then whose shall those things be, which thou has provided?” (Lk 12:20) What is our answer? You have been a good steward of your possessions in life. A vital part of Godly stewardship continues even after we go to meet the Lord. Thank you Lee Black for nearly a quarter century of service to New Mexico Baptists, and we are grateful to the faithful capable staff at the Foundation.

The BAPTIST NEW MEXICAN has been serving New Mexico Baptists since the founding of the state of New Mexico and the birth of the BCNM. John Loudat and his creative staff publish a news journal forty-nine weeks a year, no matter what else may be happening. It cannot be cancelled, or put off a week; there are legal and postal requirements that must be met. The cost of having this informative newspaper delivered to your door every week is only 11 cents per copy? That‟s just incredible! That should enable every church to send the Baptist New Mexican to every member every week. In addition, your own church news can be included in the newspaper for less cost to the church than composing, printing, and mailing your own. That would be a help to any church.

Our EDUCATION MINISTRIES, under the leadership of Dayton King, continue to do a superb work of partnering with our New Mexico associations and churches in strate- gizing and resourcing church growth and development. This year the Bible Study/ Discipleship Center has conducted 32 leadership training events with 2,200 in attendance, three regional senior adult events, trained 90 VBS workers in 12 associations, conducted the Bible Drill/Speakers Tournament with 600 attending and 160 participants, and so much more! In that division David Red gives leadership to Music, Stu- dent, Recreation and Family Ministries, which includes BSU ministries on 10 university campuses.

The EVANGELISM DIVISION reports that 1,800 students and leaders attended the Lives Ablaze Youth Evangelism Conference at Glorieta on Labor Day Weekend with 56 young people answering God‟s call to ministry, 28 students receiving Christ, and a total of 286 students making commitments. What a great start for the new school year to have 1,800 missionaries on our school campuses. The state and Hispanic evangelism conferences were well attended and were inspiring and encouraging to all who came. Over 10,000 tracts were distributed to the churches and evangelism training conferences were conducted. Southern Baptist Convention President Bobby Welch has challenged every Baptist association to plan two outdoor baptismal rallies and the 43,000 churches to win and baptize 1 million new Christians! To more than double the number of baptisms will take much, much more than business as usual, but that is the reason our blessed Lord left Heaven and came to earth. Can we dare do less? What would your church need to do to double the number of baptisms?

From the MISSIONS DIVISION we have sent two missionaries, Gus Suarez and Frank Shope, to aid our younger sister, the Northwest Baptist Convention. We pray God‟s blessing upon them in that new field of missions. The entire Missions Division staff has stepped in to fill the gaps and the work continues without missing a beat. The names of all the dedicated servants of the Lord who work in this division are printed in the report from that area. Read the list and then commend and encourage them. New churches have been started, new partnerships entered with Miranano, Brazil and Birmingham, England, volunteer missionaries enlisted, and more, so much more.

In the area of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, John Hancock reports that after nine months of the financial year, the churches have given 10 percent of the budgeted needs of the BCNM and offerings received are above last year at this time. Total Cooperative Program gifts from the churches have reached $2,903,158 during the first three-fourths of the year with the traditionally strong months yet to come. Thank you New Mexico Baptists for your faithful generous mission giving!

We are greatly indebted to WAYLAND BAPTIST UNIVERSITY for providing two educational centers in New Mexico. The Clovis Center graduated 62 students this year and at the Albuquerque Center 44 more received their cap and gowns Post graduate degrees are being offered also. Four-hundred or more students are expected to enroll at the New Mexico Wayland centers!

BUT THERE REMAINETH YET MUCH LAND

The victories of the past year should only encourage us to do more in the year which lies ahead. We must not rest upon our laurels or lay our armor by. How did the Lord instruct Israel to take the land?

First the Lord described the land that yet remained. “This is the land that yet remaineth” (Jsh. 13:2) He then gave them a detailed description of all the people groups that they had not yet engaged and where they lived, both geographically and demographical- ly, from the borders of Egypt in the south all the way to the shows of Mt. Hermon in the north and from Lebanon toward the rising of the sun.

How would the Lord describe the land of New Mexico? This is the land that yet remaineth: from the San Juan valley to the Pecos Valley, and all the Rio Grande; from Lords- burg to Clayton and from Shiprock to Jal and all the lands between; from the plains to the mesas and from the desert arroyos to Alpine meadows. This is the land the Lord has given to us.

Israel was told that there were eight people groups not yet penetrated. They had already reached the easy ones, but the Lord pointed out others that were hard to reach, and he said that He had also given them to Israel as an inheritance. Our New Mexico population is approaching 2 million persons and we have many people groups, ethnic and cultural, in the open spaces and inner cities. God has blessed us with a rich, diverse, and incredibly beautiful harvest field. We must not be satisfied with the harvest of the easy fields. The difficult fields also yield a harvest precious to God. Feared Philistines, despised Samaritans, stubborn Sidoniains, they are all precious in His sight.

Then the Lord gave them the plan to take all the land of their inheritance. The Lord organized the work and made specific assignments to the tribes of Israel. Each tribe had a particular area for which they were responsible. They had a dozen tribes and we have a baker‟s dozen associations. They had Gad, Reuben, Manasseh, Benjamin, Judah, Simeon, Issachar, Zabulun, Asshur, Naplitali, Dan, and Ephraim. We have Northeast- ern, Eastern, Southeastern, Mountain, Mountain Valley, Pecos Valley, Rio Grande, Southwestern, Western, San Juan, Santa Fe, Tucumcari and Central, and the Lord has given to each association that field to possess. The families (churches), of each tribe (associations), have their assignments within that field.

Then Joshua gave them instructions: Believe the promise, (Jsh 23:5), obey the Word (Jsh 23:6), and love the Lord (Jsh 23:11). But we are so few, and they are so many. Don’t worry. “One man of you shall chase a thousand.” (Jsh. 23:10) If God be with us, who can be against us. Eleven men plus God turned the world upside down!

We look forward to this new year and it‟s opportunities with great anticipation and excitement! God will raise up a new Joshua to lead us, and a new day is dawning. We have been given a magnificent heritage on which to build an even more glorious future. Let us not become weary in well doing. There remaineth yet much land to be possessed. Let us rise up, New Mexico Baptists, and take this land, for our God is well able to possess it.

A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear New Mexico Baptist:

This year‟s theme is “Building the Family.” Genesis 12:3 states, “... all the families of the earth shall be blessed.” It is my prayer and desire during the convention that we will come together to build the minister‟s family, the church family, the New Mexico Baptist family and the Kingdom family. In 1849 on the Plaza in Santa Fe, people heard the first Baptist sermon to be delivered in the Southwest. Hiram W. Read preached this sermon, a missionary with the Baptist Home Mission Society. The governor of New Mexico made a plea for this Bap- tist preacher to stay in Santa Fe with its 6,000 inhabitants when he challenged him to look at the 100,000 souls in New Mexico. There was not a single Protestant minister among them. Much has changed in New Mexico since 1849. Many buildings and roads have been built, schools have been started and hundreds of thousands of families are living under the Zia. The fact remains, we still need to build! We need to be GREAT COM- MISSION CHRISTIANS building the family of God in New Mexico where many need to hear the message of salvation. Let us join together to “Build the Family.”

Jay McCollum, First Baptist Church Gallup President, Baptist Convention of New Mexico

BUSINESS ADMINSTRATOR’S REPORT John B. Hancock

A Financial Accounting - 2005

At the end of August 2005, the Baptist Convention of New Mexico had received 104% of its budgeted needs for the first eight months of operation. Cooperative Program gifts from the churches were up $91,657 compared to the same period last year. Total Coop- erative Program Receipts from January 1, 2005 to August 31, 2005 totaled $2,537,009 compared to budget needs of $2,442,160.

The following is a year-to-date accounting of how the BCNM used gifts it received from the churches:

Forwarded to SBC Executive Committee $ 673,312 (Cooperative Program) Retained in NM for BCNM Ministry Causes 1,863,697

Total Cooperative Gifts Received from Churches $2,537,009

Forwarded to NAMB & IMB for World Hunger Relief $26,038

Forwarded Annie Armstrong Funds 397,839

Forwarded Lottie Moon Funds 809,494

Forwarded Other Mission Causes 23,498

Forwarded NM Baptist Children‟s Home 188,746

Total Designated Gifts Received from Churches $1,445,615

New Mexico Baptists are people with a worldwide vision. We are demonstrating our vision by our willingness to send more than $1.9 million (through August 31) outside our state so other people, in our own country and those at the utter most parts of the world, may know Jesus Christ as personal savior.

It is good to be part of the New Mexico Baptist family and proclaim together the good news of new and eternal life in Christ!

COMMUNICATION MINISTRIES John Loudat, Director

The Baptist New Mexican has been keeping Baptists of New Mexico informed since the birth of the state convention in 1912. With a circulation of 11,555 (Sept. 1), it is the only weekly source of news available to all New Mexico Baptists about Baptist work in New Mexico and around the world, and it remains the state convention's most important instrument of communication with its people. While the number of subscribers to the printed paper has remained relatively steady, it is down 1 percent from the number last year at the same time.

We believe New Mexico Baptists have a right to know what is happening with that which they are giving to support missions through the Baptist Convention of New Mex- ico and the Southern Baptist Convention. Furthermore, we are continually reminded of how God is using the paper to reveal to His people what He is doing across our state and worldwide, and how He is inviting them to join Him.

At 11 cents an issue, churches can have the Baptist New Mexican sent to three of their members‟ homes for less than it costs to mail a single letter. Every congregation is encouraged to include the paper in its budget to be sent to the home of every resident member. Individual subscriptions are a comparable $5.50 per year.

In addition to the printed paper, we utilize e-mail and our Web page to communicate information about needs and opportunities that our people need to know about as soon as possible, so they can respond to those needs as quickly as possible. We believe we have implemented some significant improvements in this particular process in recent months. Our Web site www.bcnm.com/ministries/communication/index.html is updated every week with selected portions of the current issue of the paper, and we are now posting breaking news items and updates and notifying New Mexico Baptists of the postings via e-mail. Also on the Web site is information concerning subscriptions, ad- vertising and submission of news and letters. It also includes a feature that allows people to subscribe to the paper online using a credit card.

More and more churches are realizing that it costs less for them to have the Baptist New Mexican print their newsletter on the back page of the paper (for an additional charge of only $25) than it costs to print, sort and mail the newsletter themselves. Two more churches are taking advantage of this service than were last year at this time, bringing the total to 16 churches and one association. The ability to send their newsletters to us electronically on the same day we go to press (rather than by “snail mail”) seems to be a strong incentive to take advantage of this valuable service we provide. For an additional $50 on weeks we print their newsletter, we can now print their page in full color on the weeks we print the paper in color. We plan to continue to print an average of one paper each month in color. Churches that print their newsletter on the back of the Baptist New Mexican can save themselves money and their staffs a great deal of time and trou- ble, and they are able, through a single publication, to keep their members aware of needs and opportunities at home and ministries they are supporting through their gifts to the Cooperative Program.

Our ongoing commitment is to be fair, accurate, interesting, relevant and timely in all the information we provide.

EDUCATION MINISTRIES Dayton King, Director

The Bible Study/Discipleship Center exists to encourage and assist Churches, Missions, and Associations to carry out the Great Commission through Bible Study and Disciple- ship ministries. Our emphasis is to focus primarily upon the issues of church health and church growth.

2005 Accomplishments 32 Leadership Training events with over 2,200 in attendance. Along with our on going senior ministry we had three regional senior events with over 1,000 in attendance. Our “Seniors on Mission” helped seven smaller membership churches with building materials and labor. Vacation Bible School (90 associational workers trained from 12 of our 13 associations) Bible Drill/Speakers Tournament (600 attending with 160 participants) 17 Ministers of Education from New Mexico attended the first ever ME Boot camp in North Carolina. Preschool/Children/Weekday leadership events continue to grow in excellence and attendance. Our New Mexico State Leadership Teams continue to have an excellent ministry with our New Mexico Baptist churches. Started a Church Architecture partnership with New Mexico churches utilizing a New Mexico architect. Continued having an outstanding annual Church Library Conference Hosted the SBC State Directors in May.

2006 Strategies

Reach People Assist churches to develop and implement a growth strategy that will result in people responding to the Gospel and the call to discipleship.

Start Churches and New Bible Studies Assist new church starts with Bible study material and training for effective Bible study for all age groups. Support/start new offsite Bible studies.

Improve Church Health Assist churches to accomplish Great Commission teaching in their Bible study groups.

Encourage Healthy Families Conduct special events for different age groups that promote family welfare.

Meet Human Needs Assist churches to lead Bible study groups to adopt special ministry projects.

Equip Laity Train Bible study leaders to disciple members to accomplish God‟s will for their lives.

Conduct Theological Education Conduct training events for age group workers.

Thank you for allowing the education division of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico the opportunity to partnership with you as we reach people for Jesus Christ in New Mexico.

Departments of Music, Recreation and Student Ministries David Red, Director Education Division Associate

Music Ministries Music Ministries offers training to church music ministers, and lay persons involved in various aspects of church music ministry and provide music camp opportunities for children and youth. We lead in worship through concert formats and give leadership in major convention functions.

Music Ministries sponsored the following events: *Youth MusiCamp (7th-12th), Inlow Baptist Camp 251 attended 28 churches represented Concert at Sandia Baptist Church, Albuquerque *Children’s MusiCamp (3rd-6th), Inlow Baptist Camp 145 attended 16 churches represented Concert at Eastern Hills Baptist Church, Albuquerque *New Mexico Singing Churchmen Concert at State Convention, First Baptist, Alamogordo, October 2004 38 participated Concert at State Evangelism Conference, Hoffmantown February 1, 2005 46 participated Concert at First Baptist Church, Las Cruces, NM March 8, 2005 33 participated Concert at First Baptist, Gallup, NM May 10, 2005 38 participated Concert/Retreat at First Baptist, T or C, NM August 22-23, 2005 33 participated

Recreation Ministries Recreation Ministries sponsored the following events: 2005 Summer Recreation Camps *Connection, (3rd-6th) June 20-24 Sivells Baptist Camp 197 attended 9 churches represented *Doulos, (7th-12th) June 12-17 Sivells Baptist Camp 292 attended 14 churches represented *Centrifuge, (7th-12th) June 6-10 Sivells Baptist Camp 164 attended 11 churches represented *Centrifuge, (7th-12th) May 31-June 4 Inlow Baptist Camp 151 attended 7 churches represented *CentriKid, (3rd-6th) June 5-9 Inlow Baptist Camp 167 attended 7 churches represented

Student Ministries

Mission Statement: To assist churches, missions and associations to do together what cannot be done alone, by ministering to the academic communities of New Mexico, Baptist Student Unions are the ministries of cooperating churches on mission, responding to our Lord‟s command to make known the Gospel to all people. Objectives: Evangelism, Discipleship, Ministry, Missions, and Enlistment. Vision: To provide student ministries to all institutions of higher learning in New Mex- ico.

Student Ministries sponsored the following events:

*Vision 2005, Sivells Baptist Camp, April 1-3 48 students attended Keynote Speaker, Max Barnett, OBU Worship Leader, Worship Team from BSU Christian Challenge, NMSU 2005-2006 State BSU Executive Council: Rebecca Butler, President, NMSU Kiyoke Scharle, Vice-President, ENMU Amanda Hill, Secretary, WNMU Kris Wall, Council Member, ENMU Josh Stephens, Council Member, UNM Dalese Black, Staff Advisor, UNM

*Student Week, Lifeway Glorieta Conference Center Aug. 3-9, 2005 36 NM students attended

*Fall Retreat, Inlow Baptist Camp, September 23-25, 2005 Keynote Speaker, Dr. James Semple, Acting Executive Director Worship Leader, Nathan Yost and Worship Team from First Baptist Los Alamos Fall 2004 conference attendance 145

*Student Missions Student Missions is a major part of the Student Ministries program. Students served through the North American Mission Board, the International Missions Board and Fo- cus International. Others continue to serve as Journeymen, International Service Corps volunteers and semester missionaries.

Year 2005 Student Missionaries: 30 total

**Spring Missions Raul Hurtado, NMSU – Former Soviet Republic

**Summer Missions Regina Bishop, NMSU – East Asia Breanne Black, ENMU – Middle East Rachel Carr, NMSU – Former Soviet Republic Jason Casuga, NMSU – Former Soviet Republic Peyton Colburn, NMSU – Former Soviet Republic Stephanie Cuellar, NMSU – Former Soviet Republic Mason Davis, NMSU – North Africa Amanda Dye, NMSU – North Africa John Dygert, NMSU – East Asia Chris Fox, NMSU – East Asia Crystal Rose Garcia, NMSU – North Africa Kyle Haley, NMSU – East Asia Dana Harper, NMSU – East Asia Joseph Hostler, ENMU – South Asia Sara Ann Mathews, ENMU – South Asia Kim Melton, UNM – South Asia Travis Melton, ENMU – South Asia Jennifer Nance, NMSU – North Africa Katie Pool, ENMU – Middle East Daniel Rankin, NMSU – East Asia Laurel Rogers, NMSU – Arizona (NAMB) Michelle Ross, NMSU – East Asia Jacob Rothlisberger, NMSU – East Asia Kyle Stevens, NMSU – North Africa Terra Taylor, NMSU – East Asia Cameron Torres, NMSU – Former Soviet Republic Karin Wilson, NMSU – Former Soviet Republic

**Fall Missions

Katie Hoice, NMSU – East Asia Sherry Stout, NMSU – East Asia

An endowment plan was introduced September 27, 1999 to encourage support of New Mexico Student Ministries. Please contact Student Ministries for additional information.

Campus Ministries at NM Colleges and Universities sponsored by Student Ministries:

*Eastern New Mexico University Brian Townsend, Full-time Campus Minister, ENMU Box 2005, 1500 S Ave K, Por- tales, NM 88130, 505-356-4252 [email protected] Breanne Black, Assistant, [email protected] Blake Bentley, Assistant, [email protected]

Program Involved Program Involved Leadership Team 15 Thursday Bible Study Groups 90* Discipleship 26 Leadership Training Conf. 13 Campus Evangelism 10 Noon Luncheons 75* Salvations 10 Fall Retreat „04 30 Student Week - Glorieta 15

*Average

The past year we have had the privilege of seeing God do amazing things in the lives of our students. One-on-one discipleship is growing, largely due to involvement of students in house churches, which are designed to be atmospheres of authentic worship, study, and fellowship among students. We‟ve been overwhelmed by the response of the students to the heart of God within these groups and many groups have grown and mul- tiplied themselves. We sent a mission team of 5 students to Brazil during Spring Break as part of our state‟s partnership, where they saw 72 salvations and a church planted. During the summer break, we sent 2 teams of students to continue relationships in Jordan and Nepal and both groups saw God moving in extraordinary ways. A number of students also participated in a short mission trip to Mexico over the break. Brian teaches 3 classes a semester for the ENMU religion department.

*Eastern New Mexico University – Roswell Jeff, Class, Part-time Campus Minister, C/O FBC, Box 1996, Roswell, NM 88202, 505- 623-2640, [email protected] (This position is brand new, no report to give)

*New Mexico Highlands University Jacque Hampleman, Interim Campus Director HC 80, Box 198, Las Vegas NM 87701, 505-425-3043 [email protected]

The BSU in Las Vegas is attempting two different Bible Studies. Wednesdays at 4:00 P.M. is a Ladies Bible Study for college students as well as other ladies who want to come. Wednesdays at 8:00 P.M. is FAS (Fellowship Athlete Study) Bible Study for anyone, male or female directed strictly for college students.

*New Mexico Junior College/College of the Southwest Chris St.Clair, Part-time Campus Minister 2911 N. Dal Paso, Hobbs NM 88240, 505-392-5509/318-6103 [email protected]

The Southeast New Mexico Baptist Student Union, serving New Mexico Junior College and the College of the Southwest, seeks to minister to traditional students, faculty and staff, as well as those students in a non-traditional, commuter-based environment. With active students from ages 18-80, the primary gatherings are the “In Focus” – a time of Bible Study and worship each Tuesday evening and “Free Lunch Tuesdays”. The churches of Southeastern Baptist Association cooperate by providing the meals and ministry site.

Basic Programs Students Involved: “In Focus 15 Annual Thanksgiving Dinner 30 Spring Break Mission Trip to Stillwater OK 9 Weekly Newsletter 35 NMJC Student Gov. Representative 2 1 – to – 1 Discipling 5 “Free Lunch Tuesdays” 12 avg Ministry Team 5 Orientation 450 CSW Student Representatives 2

25 students involved in one or more programs; aim to raise $800 for student missions; Campus Minister serves as Music Minister at Bel Aire Baptist Church in Hobbs; Con- ference Leader at various Conferences; active in Southeastern Association; Asst. Direc- tor of Freedom Proclamation, a collegiate/church movement ministry.

*New Mexico Institute of Mining/Technology David Burleigh, Part-time Campus Minister 301 School of Mines, Socorro, NM 87801 505-835-5831 [email protected]

The BSU chapter at New Mexico Tech is starting a new phase with a new volunteer director, David Burleigh, and with several Baptist students formerly applying to the NMT Student Association to become an officially recognized student club on campus. We hope to work with the other Christian groups to promote God‟s word, and we will also look for opportunities where the BSU can have a positive impact. In August we helped the Grace Fellowship Chinese Bible Study by posting flyers to promote their welcome back barbecue. In September we are co-hosting a barbecue with the Intervarsity to promote their worship and praise meeting on Tuesday evenings. We have set up a photocopy account for the Christian groups to use for photocopying announcements and Bible studies. The students are also planning a Ski & Bible retreat weekend for January. We are taking small steps and seeking God‟s direction.

*Baptist Student Union – Christian Challenge New Mexico State University www.NMSUChristianChallenge.org 1313 E University Ave, Las Cruces, 88001, 505-522-7370 David Englehart, FT Director [email protected] Bobby Erickson, FT Assistant Director [email protected] Rachel Carr, FT Assistant Director [email protected] Lou Cowden, PT Co-Laborer [email protected] Kameron Peterson, PT Co-Laborer [email protected]

“Dying to live to impact our friends until all the peoples of the world join us in honest worship.”

The pulse of the BSU at New Mexico State University is found in our four core values. We call them our DNA: God‟s Glory – God only really has one agenda and that‟s to bring glory to his name. Our desire is to raise up generations of university students who live their lives for his glory – whatever it takes.

God‟s Heart for the Nations – The natural result of living for God‟s glory is to have a passion for his fame among all the peoples of the earth. This requires a biblical theology that is often overlooked. We have established three overseas partnerships to target the unreached peoples there. (East Asia – North Africa – Former Soviet Republic) We challenge students to live a global lifestyle with a burden for seeing God worshipped to the ends of the earth.

Multiplying Disciples – Our conviction is, “More time spent with fewer people leads to greater lasting impact for the kingdom.” The most efficient and effective way to raise up generations of disciples who are passionate for God‟s glory is through one to one discipling relationships. This is the primary method of ministry in the BSU at State.

Personal Evangelism – Our assignment is to saturate NMSU with the gospel. We are raising up students who are learning how to effectively share their faith in any setting. Each year more than 500 students hear the gospel from BSU students as they share on campus. Our prayer is that God‟s power will be unleashed through the proclamation of the gospel and hundreds of Aggies will repent and put their faith in Christ.

In the past year, we have seen 30 students serve in overseas assignments. We have 25 alums currently serving as Journeymen or Career missionaries. We have seen 95 students being discipled in one to one relationships and 43 being equipped to share the gospel on our campus with 25 students trusting Christ. There are 35 students serving on our Leadership Team. Our average attendance at our weekly campus worship event is 90 and we have had 45 freshmen involved weekly in Phausi – the freshman encounter.

*San Juan College Bill Eubank, Part-time Campus Minister 97A Road 5295, Farmington, 87401, (O)505-327-0264, (H)505-632-6822 [email protected]

San Juan College, with an enrollment of over 9,000, is a community college serving the Four Corners area. Christian Student Ministries offers two luncheons each week with fellowship and Bible study. Students can get involved in many ministry opportunities during the semester as well as Summer Missions.

Program Involved Program Involved Leadership Team 2 Discipleship Training 1 Luminaria Folding Pty 15 Weekly Luncheons (2) 20* Apple to Blossom Fes. 4 Leadership Training Conf. 0 Fall Retreat ‟04 6 Movie Night 6

*weekly average

*University of New Mexicowww.unm.edu/~unmbusu 401 University NE, Albuquerque, 87106, 505-243-5401 Staff: Ted With, FT Campus Minister [email protected] Eric Black, Discipleship Associate [email protected] Dalese Black, Discipleship Associate [email protected] Tina BauToom Sepulveda, Disp. Associate [email protected]

The GraceLife Baptist Student Union at UNM seeks to reach out to the larger university community and provide a place for Christian students to be challenged in their faith as well as to develop relationships with other believers. We seek ways in which we can have an impact on the larger campus through outreach projects, evangelism and ministry projects. We attempt to accomplish these goals through cultivating grace-filled relationships and discipleship in the various ministries listed below. It is our desire to see students begin a relationship with Jesus Christ and grow in that relationship. God has also blessed us with the opportunity to minister to faculty members and leaders from other student organizations such as the InterReligious Council (IRC).

Missions: Noon Day Ministry 20 J-Day Juarez Monthly Mission 25 Fully equipped computer lab completed for Orfanatonrio Benito Juarez, Sept. 2005 International Student Mission Trips 2 Kim to Nepal, Valerie to Chile International Ministry Great Garage Giveaway 130 Tutorial 15 On-Campus Social Hour 10 Monthly Fellowships 400 Taste of Thailand Café 500+ Bible Study 10 Enlistment: GraceLife Luncheon 200 Faith Fair 200+ Orientation Contacts 750+ Evangelism: Contacts on Campus 125 Discipleship: Noonday Bible Studies 30 Monday Night Prayer Time 10 Cell Bible Study & Worship 25 Staff Training: InterReligious Council – Ted is the President, Eric & Dalese are members.

*Western New Mexico University Laura Filkins, Part-time Campus Minister 909 W College, Silver City, 88061, 505-538-0012, [email protected]

The BSU Christian Fellowship‟s purpose is to promote the spiritual and moral growth of students through a campus program that compliments the local church. It is our desire that students would graduate with life-long friends, be able to say that they know JESUS better & help others to know HIM as a result of being involved in the BSU. We have opportunities to pray, worship, study what GOD has to say about life, be mentored and be a mentor, get away for a week-end, a week, or a summer mission project all over the world. We want to turn wanders into followers of JESUS CHRIST and followers into leaders for HIM.

Program Involved Program Involved Leadership Team 8 Prayer Walking 4 Bible Study 17 High Noon luncheons 68* Sunday Worship 20 One on One Discipleship/Evang. 8 Fall Retreat 2004 7 Visions 2 Professions of Faith 2 * Average

The BSU seeks to reach out to the university community and provide a place for Chris- tian students to be challenged in their faith as well as develop relationships with other believers. We look for ways to impact the campus with outreach projects, evangelism and ministry programs. It is our desire to see students begin a relationship with JESUS CHRIST and to grow in that relationship. We also are blessed with the opportunity to minister and witness to the faculty and leaders from other student organization, sports teams and other campus ministry organizations.

EVANGELISM/BROTHERHOOD MINISTRIES Dr. James Semple, Interim Director

The 2005 statewide evangelism conferences hosted about 1500 people, close to a record number as mentioned in the Baptist New Mexican. Much positive feedback was related in response to the conferences. The senior adult banquet had a record number of at- tendees at 400. Preparations are being made for the 2006 Hispanic and statewide conferences to be held Jan 29-Feb 1, 2006 in Albuquerque.

Evangelism seminars took place in several associations throughout the year and included seminars led by Dr. Darrell Robinson, Carl Russell, and Joseph Tillery.

The blessed Easter season brought a wonderful opportunity for churches to receive, at no cost, Resurrection Egg sets to help deliver the gospel during the month of March. Evangelism ministries acquired Resurrection Eggs that had been donated to Family Life Ministries. A total of 1,500 cartons of one dozen plastic eggs that contained the message of Christ's death and resurrection were given to churches.

This year more than 10,000 tracts were sent to the churches for witness distribution. Several churches in our state have used Sunday or Wednesday services or discipleship training to train laypersons in evangelism using gospel tracts. As a result, several cases of New Testaments have been presented for new believers.

Retired Evangelist Bill Cathey and Music Evangelists Paul and Christy Newberry led revival services in seven congregations in the San Juan Association area during July and August.

Retired Pastor Bobby Fuller led and directed Boy‟s Camp at Sivells where 79 boys and 18 counselors were registered. This year's camp was outstanding and 12 boys accepted Christ, 7 rededicated their lives to Christ and 3 indicated special prayer concerns.

Evangelism ministries hosted its first statewide Sportsmen Outreach Banquet. It was a tremendous success. Chairperson Garland Peek stated there were more than 350 who attended the event that took place at Albuquerque's Convention Center on August 19. About $8,000 worth of door prizes were given away by donors; 20 men received Christ and 50 others rededicated themselves to Christ. Churches throughout New Mexico were encouraged to bring lost people who love the outdoors to this evangelistic outreach.

The Lives Ablaze Student Conference registered about 1800 students and sponsors where one third of our BCNM churches were represented at Glorieta Conference Center Labor Day weekend. Hundreds of decisions were made for Christ.

The New Mexico State Fair committee worked diligently to prepare for the thousands who visited the booth during September in Albuquerque. Native American tracts and New Testaments, Hispanic tracts and Bibles, along with English evangelism materials were distributed to more than 1,000 persons. At least 25 churches were represented at the training events that took place in September.

God has blessed the efforts of evangelism in New Mexico in 2005.

MISSIONS MINISTRIES Dr. Gustavo Suarez, Director

Change, transition, and fond farewells best describe the past year in the Division of Mission Ministries. Gus Suárez left in April 2005 to become the Executive Director/ Treasurer for the Northwest Baptist Convention. Frank Shope assumed the additional role of Division Director from April through mid September when he accepted the role of Associate Executive Director of the Northwest Baptist Convention. Dan Rupp and Cricket Pairett remain to bring continuity to the ministries from the Missions Division.

The Baptist Convention of New Mexico‟s Division of Mission Ministries creates awareness, challenges and resources churches and associations to multiply churches, develop ministry outreaches and promote missions education. We place high value on the King- dom, diversity, change, partnership, the local church, volunteerism and creativity.

Through our ministries, we focus on four priorities: starting new churches, strengthening churches, training leaders and increasing the utilization of volunteers.

The Missions Staff consists of:

Dr. Gustavo V. Suárez, Director, Resigned April 15, 2005 Dr. Frank W. Shope, Jr, Interim Director April 16, 2005 – September 15, 2005 Dr. Judith L. Edwards, Associate Director – provides leadership in the area of Missions Education and Women‟s Ministries. Cricket Pairett is Administrative Assistant to the Division of Mission Ministries Connie Peek serves as Ministry Assistant to Judith Edwards. Dr. Daniel H. Rupp, Church Extension Director – leads in strategy and training to plant new churches. Dr. Frank W. Shope Jr., Church and Community Ministries Consultant – led in ministries that include disaster relief, chaplaincy, literacy, resort, construction, and multi-housing church planting. Resigned September 15, 2005 Richard and Mary Gomez, Directors of Volunteer Mobilization - lead in discovery and recruitment of volunteers Ed and Carolyn Laughlin, Directors of Lay Church Planting – lead in development and recruitment of lay men and women to plant new churches Thomas and Betty Eason serve in Southern New Mexico as Language Church Strategists. Doc Lindsey served as Northern New Mexico Church Planter Strategist, Retired March 31, 2005 Contract personnel add another dimension to our staff. Daniel Clymer serves as consultant, working with Native Americans in Central New Mexico. Denise Clymer began serving as CCM contract worker in the Jemez Valley area on March 1, 2005. Lynn Boynton, our Volunteer Builder Consultant, provides consultation and hands-on assistance to remodel and construct church buildings. Benjamin Bedford coordinates Contextualized Leadership Development (CLD) in the Albuquerque and Santa Fe area Grover Garrett served as regional CCM consultant in the Eastern region of New Mexico. Grover retired in September 2005. Mary Frances Ingram serves as statewide Literacy Consultant. John Dillender serves as Disaster Relief Coordinator (State White Hat) Holly Lindsey serves as Missions Resource Consultant. John Torrison serves as Church Planter Consultant in Central Associa- tion Ruben Ortega serves as Church Planter Consultant in Rio Grande Asso- ciation

Three major highlights need special noting. First is the way God is opening doors for deaf ministry in New Mexico. Olen and Joyce Smith, Mission Service Corps volunteers, have worked diligently in identifying areas where deaf or hearing impaired people are living in New Mexico. As a result of this, new opportunities for deaf ministries are opening in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos and Albuquerque.

We forged new relationships with the Baptist Convention of New Mexico, The Spanish Baptist Convention of New Mexico and the National Spanish Convention. Leaders of the national organization attended the annual meeting of the Spanish Convention in July. We also met with Hispanic leadership twice during the year for dialogue and to identify leaders.

We worked with Eastern Association to secure a new Director of Missions. We are working with three other strategic associations and their search teams to fill DOM positions. We are working very closely with the North American Mission Board with secure missionary positions and funding.

The following reports contain information about the activities of the Division of Mis- sion Ministries. The appropriate directors are identified and you are encouraged to visit them about ministries, funding, and personnel related to their area of ministry. These reports provide valuable information about mission work in New Mexico and can be used as a resource for future references

CONTEXTUALIZED LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

CLD program is offered through a partnership with Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. Diplomas are offered in Christian Ministries, Church Planning, and Theolo- gy. Thomas Eason, Benjamin Bedford and Daniel Clymer provide leadership through this important training ministry of Contextualized Leadership Development (CLD). Centers in Farmington, Albuquerque, Cuba, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, and Alamogordo report (including Fall 2004, Spring and Summer 2005) a total of 132 students. A total of eight graduates received the Diploma of Christian Ministries and three received the Diploma in Theology.

LANGUAGE CAMPS/SPECIAL EVENTS

On April 7-9, 2005, 42 Hispanic pastors, deacons and their spouses met at Sivells Camp for the annual leadership retreat. The focus of the retreat is on training and fellowship. Conference leaders were from LifeWay. Another four conferences were held for His- panic pastors and spouses. Locations were in Las Cruces and Roswell. Again the focus was on fellowship and training.

Spanish Camp was held at Inlow Camp. There were 64 campers registered.

Indian Family Camp was held in June at Inlow Camp. A total of 119 campers attended. There were several professions of faith. Several also surrendered to the call to the ministry.

Deaf Camp was cancelled in 2005.

ETHNIC CONGREGATIONS AS OF AUGUST 31, 2005

SUMMARY OF MISSION PERSONNEL as of August 31, 2005 Appointed Missionary: Classified under appointment of the North American Mission Board with an approval of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico for work in New Mexico.

Number of APPOINTED MISSIONARIES serving in New Mexico: 18 (9 couples) This includes State Administrative Staff.

Approved Missionary: Pastors approved for pastoral leadership by North American Mission Board and the Baptist Convention of New Mexico to receive salary supple- ment.

Number of APPROVED MISSIONARIES serving in New Mexico: 36 (18 couples)

US/C2-Missionaries serving in New Mexico: 3

Contract Workers approved by NAMB serving in New Mexico: 6

CHAPLAINS

The following chaplains, endorsed by the North American Mission Board, are serving in New Mexico:

Cordell Akin, Jr., Los Alamos Marvin L. Capehart, Albuquerque Mark Crumpton, Holloman Air Force Base Paul T. Gleason, Albuquerque A. Leon Green, Hobbs Norm Green, Mayhill Jacob McElroy, Springer Christine M. Montano, Albuquerque Bart Montgomery, Alamogordo George M. Simons, Dexter John H. Thurman, Albuquerque Timothy P. Wagoner, Holloman Air Force Base Darrell R. Winter, Nogal Greg L. Woodbury, Jr., Albuquerque

If your name is not listed here, the North American Mission Board does not currently endorse you.

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

During the year from September 1, 2004 to August 31, 2005, the Baptist Convention of New Mexico gave a total of $7,650.00.00 in Church Pastoral Aid to 5 congregations.

During the year from September 1, 2004 to August 31, 2005, the North American Mis- sion Board and the Baptist Convention of New Mexico expended the following funds for salaries, travel and operations. These amounts are compiled from quarterly reports submitted to the State Executive Board.

We received more income to be used for New Works through the State Mission Offering than we expended during this financial period.

Church Extension Dr. Daniel Rupp

Church Extension ministries support the Baptist Convention of New Mexico‟s vision of “every church intentionally fulfilling the Great Commandment and the Great Commis- sion.” Through Church Extension we initiate partnerships to mobilize the people of God and multiply healthy congregations.

With the retirement of Executive Director Dr. Claude Cone and the loss of Drs. Gus Suarez and Frank Shope, this is a year of major transition for all of us in the Missions Division. Nevertheless, the church Congregations planting team continues to assist New Mexico Native American 32 Baptist churches and associations in Hispanic 54 multiplying their evan- Chinese 2 gelistic outreach efforts by planning, Korean 3 organizing, and imple- menting strategies for Vietnamese 1 planting new churches. Deaf 13 Our church extension team African American 7 includes two church planting strategists who work with churches and associations in different parts of the state. John Torrison, pastor of Vista Grande Church in Sandia Park, serves Central Association as New Work Coordinator. Ruben Ortega, pastor of Sierra Vista Church in Las Cruces, assists Rio Grande Association. Thomas Eason, who coordinates language church planting in Southern New Mexico, also serves as a member of the church planting team.

BASIC TRAINING FOR CHURCH PLANTERS AND MENTORS

Our next Basic Training event is scheduled for May 1-5, 2006, at Sivells Baptist Camp. Basic Training is available for funded and volunteer church planters and spouses, as well as church planting team members. While participation in Basic Training is by invitation only, we encourage interested individuals to contact the Missions Division and inquire about attending Basic Training. The North American Mission Board is providing resources which will soon make it possible for us to offer Basic Training for Church Planters in other formats.

As always, I am assisting a number of individuals in processing an interest in serving New Mexico Baptists as church planters. We are also assisting several associations of churches in exploring church planting needs, drafting church planting partnerships, and securing new church planters. These efforts are in different stages of development and will be reported more concretely as events warrant. During the past year several church planting partnerships have been signed and new churches started.

It is encouraging to see that new churches are being started through the efforts of churches and individuals around the state without the direct involvement of the state convention. We would like to inform New Mexico Baptists about all the new churches of which we are aware. The new churches being planted also represent a variety of church models, designed to reach different segments of the population. This is a healthy development that can result in reaching for Christ more of the lost and un- churched from the different cultures and sub-cultures that exist in our cities and towns.

For example, church planter Mike Goff began in early 2004 with a vision for reaching the lost for Christ through a network of house churches that would minister in Christ‟s name to their own neighbors and communities. From that initial vision developed the Acts Two Network. This is a network of New Testament churches working to start a movement of church planting. The network now consists of five house churches, some of which appear in the list that follows. A sixth house church is in the beginning stage, and network activities are underway that may result in several more new churches in the coming weeks.

NEW CHURCHES STARTED SEPTEMBER 1, 2004 – AUGUST 31, 2005 Rock Springs (by East Aztec Baptist Church, Gene Turk, pastor) Emmanuel Spanish, Lovington (Rogelio Villa) Albuquerque Acres, Albuquerque (Acts Two Network) The X Factor, Albuquerque (Luke McKinnon) Congregation Living Water [in Hebrew], Socorro (Arnaldo Rivas) Liberty Church, Albuquerque Ventana Ranch ( Bob Gates) Winrock, Albuquerque (Acts Two Network) Templo Bautista El Divino Salvador, Portales Congregation Gathering of the Wilderness [in Hebrew], Los Lunas (Joseph Morse) North Hills, Albuquerque (Acts Two Network) Northside Church, Albuquerque (Troy Simons) Base Native American Work $ 23,575.50 Hispanic Work $123,901.97 Deaf Work $ 14,871.09 Regional (Catalytic) $ 62,975.28 Associational Missions $131,402.13 Church Extension $231,511.40 Black Church Extension $ 4,820.00 Community (restart), Roswell (Gail Whitehead) Deaf Congregation – First Spanish Fruit Avenue Deaf Congregation – Hoffmantown Church Deaf – Home Cell Groups, Shiprock Deaf – Wednesday Bible Study – NM School for the Deaf, Santa Fe

Special thanks to these PARTNERING CHURCHES

We want to commend the following partnering churches for providing some measure of ongoing support or assistance to church planters and new churches started this year. We celebrate the Kingdom attitude of these churches, whether they provide a small amount of financial assistance, use of a building, or a more significant investment in a new church start. If your church is assisting in the planting of a new congregation and it is not included here, we apologize. (Call Dan Rupp in the BCNM missions division with details of your involvement in church planting and we‟ll add your church‟s name to the list.) East Aztec, Gallup Congregation Baruch Ha Shem, Rio Rancho Sandia, Albuquerque Jackson Avenue, Lovington Immanuel, Milan Wingate, Fort Wingate (and other Western Association churches) Cottonwood, Albuquerque Hoffmantown West, Albuquerque Soul Rio, Albuquerque First, Anthony Crestview, Farmington First, Rio Rancho White Rock, Los Alamos More Kingdom-minded PARTNER CHURCHES are needed!

Additional Ministries Associational Ministry: I have visited six associations for various meetings, consultations, and field visits. Be- cause I have a keen interest in helping associations strengthen or rediscover their reasons for existing, I have rewritten an essay on a theology of associationalism. This essay forms a basis for a presentation to associations on biblical reasons for having an association of churches. I have begun offering this presentation to the associations and look forward to sharing with each association in the coming months. We will soon announce a November 2005 meeting of Associational Directors of Missions and Moder- ators. Language-Culture Ministry: Before Gus Suárez and Frank Shope left, we began a series of consultations with ethnic pastors and leaders. I have continued that effort by hosting a statewide Hispanic leadership summit. My desire is to provide for continuity in these months of transition and also to investigate ways of offering tools or resources for strengthening leaders and continuing the steady advance of healthy, multiplying language-culture churches in New Mexico. In addition, I have met individually with the president of the Spanish Baptist Convention and other leaders. I represented BCNM at the annual meeting of the Spanish Convention and also conducted a few field visits in areas where new ethnic churches may be needed. We thank New Mexico Baptists for the privilege of partnering with you in Expanding the Kingdom of God in New Mexico.

Daniel H. Rupp, Church Extension Director, For the BCNM Church Planting Team

Church and Community Ministries Dr. Frank Shope, Consultant

The objective in CCM Ministries is to create awareness, challenge and resource New Mexico Baptists to develop, participate and support local ministries.

Below is a quick look at Church and Community Ministries:

Hunger Funds: Church and Community Ministries administered $30,000 from the Southern Baptist Convention International Mission Board, North American Mission Board and World Hunger Funds. These hunger funds were distributed to 14 ministry sites throughout New Mexico. The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, Church and Community Ministries, and Pecos Valley Baptist Association celebrated the opening of new facilities for the Carlsbad Outreach Center on March 6th. Through our partnership with Central Baptist Associa- tion, we have been able to establish two new food pantries: one at Jemez Val- ley Baptist Church and one at First Spanish Fruit Avenue Baptist Church in Albuquerque.

Disaster Relief: Mobilized and trained volunteers for our Feeding Unit that prepared meals during the Taos floods and, as of this writing, is deployed to the hurricane Katrina disaster area. Our Disaster Relief/Chaplain Training Event and Banquet held in January was a great success. Training focused on Disaster Relief and building skills for volunteer chaplains. There were 150 New Mexico Baptists in attendance.

Chaplaincy: We provided support for our vocational chaplains and celebrated their work during our Disaster Relief/Chaplaincy annual training and celebration event.

Construction Ministry: We provided New Mexico Baptists with volunteer personnel and resources to remodel and build church buildings and support facilities. Lynn Boynton has been busy helping build a new dining hall for the Baptist Children‟s Home. He has also helped several churches get their remodel and new construction projects off the ground. You will find a complete report on Lynn‟s work later in this report.

Multi-Housing: We continued to provide support and training for church planting and established two new ministries. Working in partnership with Eastern Hills Baptist Church, a family has been placed as missionaries with the church to aid in reaching out to local apartment residences.

Substance Abuse and Addictive Behavior Recovery Programs: Church and Community Ministries worked with several churches throughout New Mexico to help them respond to people who live disrupted lives because of addictions.

Summer Missions: Church and Community Ministries places and supervised six summer missionaries and two semester missionaries who served through the North American Mission Board.

Literacy Training: We trained several individuals to teach English as a Second Language, Adult Reading and Writing, and Children‟s Tutoring. A special celebration event was held in April for those working with literacy.

REMEMBER THE TEN PERCENT CHALLENGE! If just ten percent of our churches annually would start a new work, that would add 30 new congregations per year! We challenge New Mexico CHURCHES to START CHURCHES.

During the year, we met with our Indian leadership and Hispanic leadership to learn from them. We worked at answering the question, “What does an effective leader look like?” The meetings identified several areas that can be addressed in developing leadership.

Missions Education and Women’s Ministries Dr. Judith Edwards, Director

In September 2004, approximately 200 women participated in our two Women‟s Week- enders held at Inlow Baptist Camp and Conference Center and Sivells Retreat and Con- ference Center. "Christ's Followers" was the theme for the weekenders. This was a two night, three-day event, which included Bible study, worship time, training conferences and fellowship. Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant, participated in a Nation- al Christian Women's Job Corp meeting in Birmingham, Alabama. Judith Edwards, Director and Carolyn Laughlin, MissionsLink Assistant, went on a ten-day vision trip to Brazil.

In October, Judith Edwards, Director, Connie Dixon, President, Holly Lindsey, Mis- sions Resource Consultant, and Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, attended a "planning for the future" meeting at the Wellesley Suites in Rio Rancho. They also participated in mission presentations at the annual state convention meeting at First Baptist Church, Alamogordo. The theme was "Following Christ, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow". There was a missions banquet with the theme of "Bangkok 2004" as well as a Missions Celebration meeting. Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant went to a NAMB PrayerLink Conference at Richmond, Virginia and also went to National Certification Training for RA's.

In November 2004, Judith Edwards, Director met with Pastor Si Budagher to plan for missions at First Baptist Church, Rio Rancho. Judith Edwards, Director, Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant and Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant attended an International Missions Study at Del Norte Baptist Church, Albuquerque.

In December, 2004 Connie Dixon, President spoke at a Missions Banquet at Calvary Baptist Church, Las Vegas and Bethel Baptist Church. Judith Edwards, Director, Con- nie Dixon, President, and Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, attended a South- west Border Ministries Planning Meeting at Nogales, Arizona.

January 2005, Judith Edwards, Director, spoke to Adults on Missions at Eastern Hills Baptist Church, Albuquerque. Also, Judith Edwards, Director, Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant, and Connie Dixon, President, participated in the National WMU Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama. At Orlando, Florida there was a Partnership Meeting that Judith Edwards, Director, and Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, went to. Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant, went to NAMB Missions Education Update at Houston, Texas as well as to Kalispell, Montana. Judith Edwards, Director, also participated in a Disaster Relief and Chaplaincy Banquet at the Sheraton Uptown, Albuquerque as well as Chaplains Training. Judith Edwards, Director, also attended a Commissioning Service at Northdale Baptist Church, Albuquerque. Judith Edwards, Director, Connie Dixon, President, Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, and Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant, all participated in the women's portion of the Evangelism Conference, Hoffmantown Baptist Church, Albuquerque.

In February, Judith Edwards, Director, led conferences at a National WMU Training Effective Leaders (TEL) Conference in Henderson, Nevada. Also in attendance at this conference were Connie Dixon, President, Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, and Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant. There were about 24 men and women from our state that traveled by bus to participate in this intense four-day training.

March, 2005 was a very busy month. Judith Edwards, Director, lead the Pecos Valley Conference at Artesia as well as leading a Women's Retreat at First Baptist Church, Bloomfield. Judith Edwards, Director, and Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, also met with a Women's On Mission Group at First Baptist Church, Rio Rancho. Ju- dith Edwards, Director, and Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, led a retreat for Sierra Vista in Las Cruces. Judith Edwards, Director, Connie Dixon, President, Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, and Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant, attended a Missions Leadership Conference at First Baptist Church, Rio Rancho.

In April, Judith Edwards, Director, and Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, attended a Missions Get-Together Retreat at Gatlinburg, Tennessee. After that they both went on a Vision Trip to Birmingham, England. Holly Lindsey, Mission Resource Consultant, went to a CWJC Meeting in Birmingham, Alabama.

In May, Judith Edwards, Director, went to Silver City for a Women's Retreat, to First Baptist Church Hobbs for a mission fair and to preach on Sunday morning, to First Baptist Church, Alamogordo to speak to a women's banquet and to First Baptist Church, Moriarty to speak about missions. Also, Judith Edwards, Director, Connie Dixon, President, Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, and Holly Lindsey, Mis- sion Resource Consultant, were part of the MinisTour in which Directors of Missions and other key leaders in the association and state participate in calendar planning and information opportunity awareness at First Baptist Church, Rio Rancho. Then Judith Edwards, Director went to Fresno, California to do Leadership Training for the Califor- nia state missions leaders.

In June, Judith Edwards, Director, Connie Dixon, President, and Holly Lindsey, Mis- sions Resource Consultant, went to the WMU Annual Meeting and the Southern Baptist Convention in Nashville, Tennessee. Judith Edwards, Director, and Carolyn Laughlin, MissionLink Assistant, did team leader training as well as cross-cultural training for First Baptist Church, Rio Rancho as they prepared to go to Brazil.

July, we had our Girls Mission (GA/Acteen) Camp. The camp was held at Inlow Bap- tist Camp and Conference Center with 101 attending. There were 16 decisions made, 2 accepting Christ, 11 for recommitment and 3 for special service. July 26 through Au- gust 8, Judith Edwards, Director, Connie Dixon, President, and Carolyn Laughlin, Mis- sionLink Assistant, went to the BWA Meeting, in Birmingham, England.

In August, Holly Lindsey, Missions Resource Consultant, attended a Ministers/Family Retreat at the Sheraton Uptown in Albuquerque with about 450 attending. Judith Ed- wards, Director, also spoke at the First Baptist Church of Sylmar, California.

Approximately more than 200 women participated in our two annual Women's Week- enders held at Inlow Baptist Camp and Conference Center and Sivells Retreat and Con- ference Center in September, 2005. "Kaleidoscope" was the theme for this year's weekenders. There was Bible study, worship time and lots of fellowship included in this two night, three-day event. Judith Edwards, Director, also participated in a Multi-Cultural Form at the Baptist Convention Office here in Albuquerque. She also spoke at First Baptist Church, Bosque Farms, First Baptist Church, Quemado and First Baptist Church, Santa Fe.

New Mexico Baptist Builders Lynn Boynton, Consultant

Below is an accounting of the Baptist Builders Ministry from September 1, 2004 to August 31, 2005.

Jemez Mountain Baptist Church, La Cueva, NM Initial consulting, advising and planning Acquired building permits Contacted volunteers Acting building contractor and supervisor Help with and oversee construction of new multi-use building to 95% completion

New Mexico Baptist Children‟s Home, Portales, NM Initial consulting, advising and planning Acquired building permits Contacted volunteers for construction of new kitchen and dining hall

Totah Baptist Church, Farmington, NM Acquired volunteers and installed new roof on church building already under construction

Rociada Baptist Church, Rociada, NM Initial consulting, advising and planning Acquired building permits Contacted volunteers Oversaw construction of new building to 50% completion

First Baptist Church, Cuba, NM Initial consulting, advising and planning Acquired building permits Oversaw construction of new addition to existing building to 50% completion

First Indian Baptist Church, Taos, NM Recruited volunteers Replaced old single pane windows with new double pane windows

Sivells Baptist Camp, Cloudcroft, NM Initial consulting, advising and planning Acquiring building permits for new bath house yet to be built

Buenas Nuevas Church, Las Cruces, NM Initial consulting, advising and planning of new church building, project not yet begun

Volunteers in Missions Richard and Mary Gomez, Coordinators

Our activities center around New Mexico, but we recruit MSC Missionaries from throughout the United States for placement in New Mexico Ministry sites according to God‟s will.

September 2004 3-4 Spanish Baptist Convention Executive Board Committee Meeting 6 Process MSC Candidate Interview Profile of Approved MSC Can- didates for Placement 13 NMBF-CFC meeting 15 NMBF-CFC meeting 15 CBA Finance Committee meeting 17 NMBF-CFC meeting 20 BCNM Executive Board Missions Committee Meeting October, 2004 11-12 NAMB –MSC Cluster Meeting 15 NMBF-CFC Meeting 16 Process MSC Candidate Interview Profile of Approved MSC Can- didates for Placement 18 Missions Division Staff meeting 19 CBA Annual Meeting-, MSC Display Promotion 26-28 BCNM Annual Convention Meeting November, 2004 8 Process MSC Candidate Interview Profile of approved MSC Candidates for Placement 12 MSC Promotion Activities, Letters, Phone calls, Site Visits. 15 Missions Division Staff meeting 19-20 NMBF Board Meeting December, 2004 10 MSC Promotion Activities, Letters, Phone calls.. 19 Missions Division Staff meeting 20 MSC office review and preparation for 2005 strategies and objectives January, 2005 6 Missions Division Staff meeting 12 CBA Administrative meeting 18 CBA Executive Bd Meeting 21 NMBF-CFC meeting 28 Disaster Relief presentation 30 Spanish Baptist Convention Evangelism Conference MSC Promotion 31 State BCNM Evangelism Conference MSC Display Promotion February, 2005 1-2 State BCNM Evangelism Conference MSC Display Promotion 11 Process MSC Candidate Interview Profile of Approved MSC Candidates for Placement 14-17 NAMB Construction Round Tablet Seminar/Training 18 NMBF-CFC meeting 25-26 CBHNM Executive Board Meeting 27 CBHNM Regional Clinic meeting at Las Cruces March, 2005 3 Missions Division Staff meeting 16-19 NAMB/MSC National Leadership Summit 25 MSC Promotion Activities, Letters, Phone calls. April, 2005 7-9 CBHNM Pastors & Church Staff Retreat/Training 10 CBHNM Regional Clinic meeting at Berea Association 12 CBA Administrative meeting 14 Missions Division Staff meeting 15 NMBF-CFC meeting 16 MSC Promotion meeting 18 BCNM Executive Board Missions Committee Meeting 29-30 Adult North American Mission Study Presentation & MSC Promo- tion and Display at Silver City May, 2005 13 NMBF-CFC meeting 15-17 MinisTour & MSC Promotion and Display 19 Missions Division Staff meeting 21 Church Leadership Training 24 Missions Ministry Meeting planning and MSC Review 30 CBHNM Regional Clinics and Sunday School Leadership program planning June, 2005 1-4 Spanish Baptist Convention Inlow Family Camp planning and Ad- ministration 13 Process MSC Candidate Interview Profile of Approved MSC Candidates for Placement 17 NMBF-CFC meeting 18-19 Annual Hispanic Church Planting Meeting 21-22 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting 25 Church Leadership Training July, 2005 13 CBA Administrative meeting 14 Missions Division Staff meeting 15 MSC Promotion Activities, Letters, Phone calls 18 BCNM Executive Board Missions Committee Meeting Aug, 2005 4 -6 Ministers, Staff & Family Retreat 10 MSC Promotion Activities, Letters, Phone calls 23 Missions Division & CBHNM Hispanic Leadership meeting

2005-2006 Strategy, Goals and Objectives

The North American Mission Board has developed a Continental Strategy to more effectively reach North America for Christ. The NAMB initiative necessitates the need for a dramatic increase in the number and quality of missionaries and chaplains. Once more, MSC volunteer missionaries throughout the United States and New Mexico will be a significant component in contributing to the accomplishment of this goal.

Therefore, Mary and I will focus our efforts to assure that we as Directors and MSC volunteer missionaries support and resource both NAMB‟s Continental Strategy as measured by the six Major Objectives (MMO‟s), and the stated missions strategies of the New Mexico Baptist Convention for the purpose of Kingdom growth.

The six Major Objectives are: Sharing Christ Starting Churches Volunteering in Missions (Mobilizing for short-term Volunteer Missions Projects) Sending Missionaries (Mobilizing long-term missionaries) Impacting the Culture Equipping Leaders

Our responsibility is to see that New Mexico MSC missionaries clearly align with NAMB‟s and the state convention‟s strategies. As current positions and/or missionaries become eligible for renewal, the new criteria for position approval will be applied and updated Position Requests will be required. We will be working with our MSC missionaries now serving to assure that they are eligible for renewal.

Vision Statement: Linking self-funded missionaries with mission opportunities in New Mexico and throughout the United States to help fulfill the Great Commission.

Ministry Objective: Our ministry objective is to maintain a VIM/MSC mobilization system that will AWAKEN Christians to volunteerism in short-term and or long-term service to assist in accomplishing the goals of evangelization, church planting, and ministry, as well as to nurture these MSC volunteer missionaries to become VIM/MSC mobilizers as well.

How Do We Get There? By answering the call to be on Mission. Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us? And I said, “Here am I. Send me” (Isa.6:8, NIV)!

2006 Budget Less Oth- er Reve- 2005 2006 nue 2006 Change Gross Gross Net

Communication Ministries

Director Salary/ Housing 59,333 60,816 0 60,816 1,483 Other Personnel/ Benefits 146,025 149,118 0 149,118 3,093

Director Travel 8,500 9,000 0 9,000 500

Office Expense 4,500 4,700 0 4,700 200

Postage and Mailing 120,500 123,000 (71,000) 52,000 2,500

Contract Printing 44,000 47,500 (8,000) 39,500 3,500

News Reporting 2,500 2,500 0 2,500 0

Promotion 1,500 2,700 0 2,700 1,200

Miscellaneous 600 700 0 700 100

News Service 1,800 1,800 0 1,800 0 Major Equipment Replacement 4,800 4,800 0 4,800 0 Overtime Compensa- tion 750 750 0 750 0 TOTAL Communi- cations 394,808 407,384 (79,000) 328,384 12,576

EDUCATION MINISTRIES

Education Administration

Director Salary/ Housing 59,333 60,816 (24,000) 36,816 1,483 Other Personnel/ Benefits 57,560 63,015 0 63,015 5,455

Director Travel 11,000 11,000 0 11,000 0 Director Vehicle Transfer 5,000 5,000 0 5,000 0

Office Expense 9,500 9,500 0 9,500 0 Overtime Compensa- tion 1,500 1,500 0 1,500 0

143,893 150,831 (24,000) 126,831 6,938 Education Programs Church Service Ministries Bible Study, Disciple- ship Training/Out- reach/Church Archi- tecture 3,500 3,900 0 3,900 400

Church Media 1,100 1,100 0 1,100 0 Church Develop- ment/Services 28,750 34,750 0 34,750 6,000 New Bible Study Starts 3,600 3,900 0 3,900 300

Associational Ministry 23,000 32,000 0 32,000 9,000 Minister of Educa- tion/Administrator's Retreat 4,700 4,700 0 4,700 0 Senior Adult Minis- tries 9,000 11,000 0 11,000 2,000

Weekday Education 3,000 3,000 0 3,000 0 Bible Drill/Speaker's Tournament 9,250 10,250 0 10,250 1,000 Ministry Assis-tants/ Secretaries 3,500 3,500 0 3,500 0

Consultants Training 2,000 3,500 0 3,500 1,500

91,400 111,600 0 111,600 20,200 Music, Student, Family & Recreational Ministries MSFR Administration

Associate Director Salary/Housing 53,527 54,865 (15,000) 39,865 1,338 Other Personnel/ Benefits 47,847 53,774 0 53,774 5,927 Associate Director Travel 9,950 10,000 0 10,000 50 Other Personnel Travel 1,000 1,000 0 1,000 0

Office Expense 6,000 6,000 0 6,000 0 Overtime Compensa- tion 500 1,000 0 1,000 500

118,824 126,639 (15,000) 111,639 7,815 Music, Student, Family & Recreation Ministries

Music Ministries 25,150 28,201 0 28,201 3,051

Student Ministries 16,850 19,610 0 19,610 2,760

Church Recreation 18,716 18,716 0 18,716 0

Family Ministries 1,000 1,000 0 1,000 0

61,716 67,527 0 67,527 5,811

SUB-TOTAL Educ. 415,833 456,597 (39,000) 417,597 40,764

STUDENT MINISTRIES BSU-Albuquerque

Director Salary/Housing 44,870 45,992 0 45,992 1,122

Other Personnel/Benefits 39,300 40,908 0 40,908 1,608

Director Travel 2,500 3,000 0 3,000 500

Office Expense 2,800 3,000 0 3,000 200

Janitorial Supplies 2,200 2,200 0 2,200 0

Promotion 5,200 5,500 0 5,500 300

Utilities 10,000 10,000 0 10,000 0 Building Repair/ Maintenance 4,000 4,500 0 4,500 500

Commercial Insurance 1,800 2,667 0 2,667 867

Van Operation 1,400 1,600 0 1,600 200

Telephone 3,500 3,700 0 3,700 200

117,570 123,067 0 123,067 5,497 BSU-Las Cruces

Director Salary/Housing 44,870 45,992 0 45,992 1,122

Other Personnel/Benefits 38,253 41,756 0 41,756 3,503

Associate Director 25,000 41,484 (16,037) 25,447 16,484

Director Travel 3,500 3,500 0 3,500 0

Assistant Director Travel 0 1,000 0 1,000 1,000

Office Expense 4,200 4,200 0 4,200 0

Janitorial Supplies 900 1,000 0 1,000 100 Promotion 6,000 7,000 0 7,000 1,000

Utilities 5,700 6,000 0 6,000 300 Building Repair/ Maintenance 2,000 2,000 0 2,000 0

Commercial Insurance 4,415 2,636 0 2,636 (1,779) Van Operation 2,200 2,200 0 2,200 0

Telephone 3,400 3,400 0 3,400 0

140,438 162,168 (16,037) 146,131 21,730

BSU-Las Vegas

Director Salary/Housing 21,115 21,643 0 21,643 528

Other Personnel/Benefits 9,425 9,661 0 9,661 236

Director Travel 1,200 1,200 0 1,200 0

Office Expense 800 800 0 800 0

Janitorial Supplies 400 400 0 400 0

Promotion 2,500 2,500 0 2,500 0

Utilities 6,500 6,500 0 6,500 0 Building Repair/ Maintenance 1,200 1,200 0 1,200 0

Commercial Insurance 2,888 1,240 0 1,240 (1,648)

Van Operation 600 600 0 600 0

Telephone 1,200 1,200 0 1,200 0

47,828 46,944 0 46,944 (884) BSU-Portales

Director Salary/Housing 43,708 44,801 0 44,801 1,093 Other Personnel/ Benefits 30,516 33,230 0 33,230 2,714 Director Travel/School Books 2,000 2,000 0 2,000 0

Assistant Director Travel 700 700 0 700 0

Office Expense 1,500 1,500 0 1,500 0

Janitorial Supplies 800 800 0 800 0

Promotion 2,400 2,400 0 2,400 0

Utilities 3,564 3,564 0 3,564 0 Building Repair/ Maintenance 800 800 0 800 0

Commercial Insurance 4,650 5,242 0 5,242 592

Van Operation 1,650 1,650 0 1,650 0

Telephone 1,560 1,560 0 1,560 0

93,848 98,247 0 98,247 4,399

Director Salary/Housing 12,000 12,300 0 12,300 300 Other Personnel/ Benefits 5,908 6,055 0 6,055 147

Director Travel 1,200 1,200 0 1,200 0

Office Expense 1,200 1,800 0 1,800 600

Janitorial Supplies 600 600 0 600 0

Promotion 3,627 3,627 0 3,627 0

Utilities 3,550 3,550 0 3,550 0 Building Repair/ Maintenance 1,500 1,500 0 1,500 0

Commercial Insurance 2,895 1,684 0 1,685 (1,210)

Van Operation 2,000 2,000 0 2,000 0

Telephone 1,100 1,100 0 1,100 0

35,580 35,417 0 35,417 (163)

BSU-Silver City

Director Salary 6,968 7,142 0 7,142 174

Other Personnel/Benefits 743 606 0 606 (137)

Director Travel 450 450 0 450 0

Promotion 1,830 1,830 0 1,830 0

Commercial Insurance 700 31 0 31 (669)

Telephone 100 100 0 100 0

10,791 10,159 0 10,159 (632) BSU-Socorro

Coordinator Salary 6,072 6,072 0 6,072 0

Coordinator Expense 2,409 2,409 0 2,409 0 Office Expense 1,375 1,375 0 1,375 0

Promotion 1,144 1,144 0 1,144 0

Commercial Insurance 91 31 0 31 (60)

11,091 11,031 0 11,031 (60)

Coordinator Salary 7,000 7,000 0 7,000 0

Coordinator Expense 1,000 1,000 0 1,000 0

Promotion 3,000 3,000 0 3,000 0

Commercial Insurance 91 31 0 31 (60)

11,091 11,031 0 11,031 (60) BSU-Roswell

Director Salary 8,763 8,982 0 8,982 219

Other Personnel/Benefits 591 762 0 762 171

Director Travel 850 1,000 0 1,000 150

Enlistment 375 375 0 375 0

Commercial Insurance 80 71 0 71 (9)

Ministry 350 400 0 400 50

Discipleship 125 125 0 125 0

11,134 11,715 0 11,715 581 TOTAL Student Minis- 30,40 tries 479,371 509,779 (16,037) 493,742 8 TOTAL Education Min- 71,17 istries 895,204 966,376 (55,037) 911,339 2

BSU-Farmington

Director Salary/ Housing 59,333 60,816 (37,822) 22,994 1,483 Other Personnel/ Ben- efits 53,413 62,974 (18,253) 44,721 9,561

Director Travel 10,000 10,000 (6,900) 3,100 0 Director Vehicle Trans- fer 5,000 5,000 0 5,000 0 Program Administra- tion 7,134 7,134 (3,134) 4,000 0 EVANGELISM/BAPTIST MEN MINISTRIES Baptist Men's Ministry 8,500 8,500 0 8,500 0 Training/Visionary Planning 45,964 45,964 (29,220) 16,744 0 Ministry Conference Expense 84,192 84,192 (54,144) 30,048 0

Ministry Assistance 26,580 42,576 (31,932) 10,644 15,996

Evangelism Operations 600 800 0 800 200 Overtime Compensa- tion 600 600 0 600 0 TOTAL Evangelism Ministries 301,316 328,556 (181,405) 147,151 27,240

MISSIONS MINISTRIES

Missions Administration

Director Salary/Housing 59,333 60,816 (37,822) 22,994 1,483 Other Personnel/ Bene- fits 251,044 214,779 (128,192) 86,587 (36,265)

Director Travel 10,000 10,000 (6,528) 3,472 0

Director Vehicle Transfer 5,000 5,000 0 5,000 0

Program Administration 9,015 9,015 (2,648) 6,367 0

Overtime Compensation 1,500 1,500 0 1,500 0

335,892 301,110 (175,190) 125,920 (34,782) Missions Programs

Staff-DOM Conference 2,500 2,500 0 2,500 0

Calendar 2,050 2,050 0 2,050 0

Pastoral Aid 25,000 25,000 0 25,000 0

29,550 29,550 0 29,550 0 Cooperative Missions Ministries

112,73 Missions Ministries 109,163 0 (84,564) 28,166 3,567

Volunteers 27,984 35,984 (26,988) 8,996 8,000 495,94 Church Planting 529,943 7 (367,647) 128,300 (33,996) 256,63 Strategic Planning 181,850 2 (192,486) 64,146 74,782

848,940 901,293 (671,685) 229,608 52,353

Missions Education/Women’s Ministries

Director Salary/Housing 53,527 54,865 0 54,865 1,338 Other Personnel/ Benefits 54,383 54,481 0 54,481 98

Director Travel 10,000 10,000 0 10,000 0

Support Staff Travel 1,000 1,000 0 1,000 0

President's Travel 1,500 1,500 0 1,500 0

Office Expense 6,000 6,000 0 6,000 0

Promotion 3,000 3,000 0 3,000 0

Camp Ministries 6,000 6,000 0 6,000 0

Ministries (CWJC) 1,000 1,000 0 1,000 0

Leadership Training 8,000 8,000 0 8,000 0

WMU Convention 4,000 4,000 0 4,000 0

Age Level Expense 1,000 1,000 0 1,000 0

Partnership Missions 15,000 15,000 0 15,000 0

Leadership Team Travel 8,000 8,000 0 8,000 0

Missionary Residence 2,000 2,000 0 2,000 0

Women's Ministries 5,000 5,000 0 5,000 0

Ministers' Wives Retreat 2,000 2,000 0 2,000 0

Overtime Compensation 500 500 0 500 0

181,910 183,346 0 183,346 1,436 TOTAL All Missions Ministries 1,396,292 1,415,299 (846,875) 568,424 19,007

ADMINISTRATION MINISTRIES

Executive Director Salary/Housing 93,223 95,554 0 95,554 2,331 Administrator Salary/ Housing 61,234 62,765 0 62,765 1,531 Other Personnel/ Benefits 163,336 166,085 0 166,836 3,500 Executive Director Trav- el 5,900 7,500 0 7,500 1,600 Executive Director Vehi- cle Transfer 5,200 5,200 0 5,200 0

Administrator Travel 2,000 2,000 0 2,000 0 Administrator Vehicle Transfer 2,500 2,500 0 2,500 0

Office Expense 7,900 7,900 0 7,900 0

Assistants Expense 1,200 1,700 0 1,700 500 (1,600 Promotion 1,600 0 0 0 )

Overtime Compensation 1,000 1,600 0 1,600 600 TOTAL ADMINISTRA- TION MINISTRIES 345,093 353,555 0 353,555 8,462

Part-time/Temporary Employees 12,500 13,188 0 13,188 688

Janitorial Service 16,000 10,000 0 10,000 (6,000)

Office Supplies 2,250 3,000 0 3,000 750

Employee Training 500 500 0 500 0

Offsite Storage 6,300 7,700 0 7,700 1,400

Miscellaneous Expenses 6,250 6,250 0 6,250 0

Utilities 20,000 22,000 0 22,000 2,000

Building Upkeep/Repairs 15,000 13,000 0 13,000 (2,000)

Commercial Insurance 25,000 19,000 0 19,000 (6,000) Equipment Leases/ Supplies 27,000 29,000 0 29,000 2,000

State Convention 14,700 10,000 0 10,000 (4,700)

State Conv Printing 0 5,000 0 5,000 5,000

Legal Expense 8,000 2,000 0 2,000 (6,000)

Audit Expense 0 9,000 0 9,000 9,000 Property Management Expense 10,000 16,000 0 16,000 6,000 Executive Board Meet- ings 12,900 13,000 0 13,000 100

Special Meetings 6,000 5,000 0 5,000 (1,000)

Taxes Payable 200 200 0 200 0

Telephone 25,600 18,000 0 18,000 (7,600)

Internet/Web Expense 11,900 11,900 11,900 0

Historical Expense 4,000 0 0 0 (4,000)

GENERAL OPERATIONS Wills/Trusts Seminars 25,000 25,000 0 25,000 0 State Mission Offering Expense 6,500 7,500 0 7,500 1,000 Intentional Interim Minis- try 3,000 3,000 0 3,000 0 IT System Equipment/ Repairs 2,500 3,000 0 3,000 500

IT System Maintenance 19,500 19,500 (13,835) 5,665 0

Capital Improvements 0 2,000 0 2,000 2,000

Vehicle Operation 0 500 0 500 500 Church Staff Special Needs 1,500 1,500 0 1,500 0

Stewardship/Promotion 0 4,500 0 4,500 4,500 BCNM Retiree's Medical Insurance 31,000 0 0 0 (31,000) BCNM's AB Contribution for Churches 50,000 0 0 0 (50,000) TOTAL General Opera- tions Total 363,100 280,238 (13,835) 266,402 (82,863)

BCNM Committees

Stewardship/Promotion 4,500 0 0 0 (4,500) Christian Life Commis- sion 9,000 12,000 0 12,000 3,000

History Committee 0 6,000 0 6,000 6,000 TOTAL BCNM Commit- tees 13,500 18,000 0 18,000 4,500 Exempt Obligations

Post Retirement Benefits 0 31,000 (31,000) 0 0

Church Retirement Plan 0 50,000 (66,433) (16,433) (16,433)

Baptist Building Note 69,804 69,804 (69,804) 0 0

Notes Payable 0 7,784 (7,784) 0 0 TOTAL Exempt Obliga- tions 69,804 158,588 (175,021) (16,433) (16,433)

BCNM Operating Budg- et 3,779,117 3,927,995 (1,351,173 2,576,822 148,878 Total 2006 Budget Per- centage Increase 3.94%

(NET) BCNM Oper- Cooperative Total BCNM Monthly Budg- ating Budget - Program Budget Budget Re- et Require- Year 69.5% 30.5% Exempt Items quirements ments

(See Note Be- low) 2006 2,576,822 1,130,836 $64,567 3,772,225 314,352

2005 2,489,656 1,092,583 81,000 3,663,239 305,270

Dollar Change 87,166 38,253 (16,433) 108,986 9,082

Percent Change 3.50% 3.50% -20.29% 2.98%

Note: The 2005 Budget showed this obligation as $81,000. That amount is re- duced by $16,433 as the result of the BCNM receiving additional lease income from Wayland Baptist University, Albuquerque Campus.

Associational Map Associational Offices Associational Staff Directory Associational Officers Annual Meetings (All in Alphabetical Order)

CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION PO Box 14789 Albuquerque, NM 87191 (505) 243-2707 Fax: (505) 292-8638

2006 Annual Meeting Tuesday, October 17, 2006 Monterey Baptist Church, Albuquerque

Director of Missions Ken Goode [email protected]

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Elaine McInturff [email protected]

Ministry Evangelism Coordinator Carl Russell [email protected]

New Work Coordinator John Torrison [email protected]

Leadership Development Coordinator Doc Lindsey [email protected]

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

Moderator ...... Hilcias Barrios Vice-Moderator ...... Saith Budagher Clerk...... Alvin Keeney Treasurer ...... Eddie Melendez WMU Director ...... Loly Cumiford Missions Development Director ...... Carl Russell Media Library Director ...... Frances Allen Student Ministries Director ...... Ted With Administrative Committee Chairman ...... Bill Talbott Finance Committee Chairman ...... Bill Talbott Other Associational Position ...... Kenneth Clair ...... Boyd Morerod ...... Kevin Warner

EASTERN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION PO Box 1906 Clovis, NM 88102 (505) 763-4110 Fax: (505) 762-7324 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Tuesday, October 10 Melrose Baptist Church

Director of Missions Dan Pearce

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Jennifer Hollis

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

Moderator ...... Joseph Vest Vice-Moderator ...... Jason Schwope Pastoral Ministries Director ...... Jason Schwope Sunday School Director ...... Rody Chesser Discipleship Training Director ...... Jim Peabody Music Ministry Director ...... Shayne Childers Men/Boys Mission Education Director (Brotherhood) ...... Brad Morgan Stewardship Director ...... Rody Chesser Missions Development Director ...... Brad Morgan Family Ministry Director ...... Jason Schwope Christian Life Director ...... Jason Schwope Student Ministries Director ...... Brad Morgan Finance Committee Chairman ...... Jason Schwope Nominating Committee Chairman ...... Jason Schwope Other Associational Position ...... Shayne Childers

MOUNTAIN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION PO Box 102 Quemado, NM 87829 (505) 773-4648

2006 Annual Meeting Saturday, October 21 Alamo Navajo Baptist Church

Director of Missions

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Debra Baker

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

ACP Contact ...... Rick Bentley Moderator ...... Dan Bullock Clerk...... Rick Bentley Treasurer ...... Debra Baker Men/Boys Mission Education Director (Brotherhood) ...... Dan Bullock WMU Director ...... Ann Jenkerson

MOUNTAIN VALLEY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 1328 Scenic Dr. Alamogordo, NM 88310 (505) 437-9987 Fax: (505) 437-4109

2006 Annual Meeting Monday, October 9, 2006 Tinnie Baptist Church

Director of Missions Bart Montgomery [email protected]

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Alma Osborne

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

ACP Contact ...... Alma Osborne Moderator ...... Randel Widener Vice-Moderator ...... Larry Evans Clerk...... Alma Osborne Treasurer ...... Doug Ledbetter Pastoral Ministries Director ...... Tim Watkins Discipleship Training Director ...... H.L. Bryant Music Ministry Director ...... Ken Hedstrom Men/Boys Mission Education Director (Brotherhood) ...... Jim Baker WMU Director ...... Diane Taylor Evangelism Director ...... Norm Green Missions Development Director ...... Mary Ledbetter Family Ministry Director ...... Bill Jones Seminary Extension Director ...... Bart Montgomery Administrative Committee Chairman ...... Norman Green Finance Committee Chairman ...... Charles Moon Nominating Committee Chairman ...... Tim Watkins Other Associational Position ...... Troy Horrell ...... Willie Stone ...... Don Whiteside

NORTHEASTERN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Box 825 Raton, NM 87740 (505) 445-8143 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Monday, October 9 First Baptist Church, Las Vegas

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

ACP Contact ...... Moderator ...... Edward Pierce Vice-Moderator ...... Charles Terpening Clerk...... Donna Spruill Treasurer ...... Robert Mayes Pastoral Ministries Director ...... John Spruill Sunday School Director ...... Larry Henson Discipleship Training Director ...... Edward Buerkle Music Ministry Director ...... Richard Shirk WMU Director ...... Joan Maestes Evangelism Director ...... Michael Hensley Stewardship Director ...... Lester Stone Missions Development Director ...... Herbert Roever Family Ministry Director ...... John Spruill Student Ministries Director ...... Rick Arndt

PECOS VALLEY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Po Box 267 Artesia, NM 88211 (505) 746-2729 Fax: 746-6264 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Sunday, October 15 First Baptist Church, Carlsbad

Director of Missions Joseph Tillery

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistants Brenda Dowell Cathy Pennington

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

ACP Contact ...... Brenda Dowell Moderator ...... John Dillender Vice-Moderator ...... Rick Sullivan Clerk...... Brenda Dowell Treasurer ...... Brenda Dowell Pastoral Ministries Director ...... Bob Maples Sunday School Director ...... Phil Downs Discipleship Training Director ...... Robbie Boyd Music Ministry Director ...... Tom Gunn Men Boys Mission Education Director (Brotherhood) ...... Leo Pennington WMU Director ...... MarKay Hickerson Evangelism Director ...... John E. Hinze Stewardship Director ...... Wesley Pilley Missions Development Director ...... Rick Sullivan Family Ministry Director ...... Sharon Tillery Seminary Extension Director ...... Gavin Vaughan, II Administrative Committee Chairman ...... John Dillender History Committee Chairman ...... Mary Moore Nominating Committee Chairman ...... Robert Holcomb

RIO GRANDE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Box 453 Las Cruces, NM 88004 (505) 522-6764 Fax: 522-0257 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Sunday, October 15, 2006 Primera Iglesia Bautista, Las Cruces

Director of Missions James K. Underwood

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Linda Edwards

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

ACP Contact ...... Linda Edwards Moderator ...... James K. Underwood Clerk...... Linda Edwards Treasurer ...... David Englehart WMU Director ...... Ramona Ganong Other Associational Positions ...... Dennis Diaz ...... Mary Mullins ...... Linvell Tisdale

SAN JUAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 1010 Ridgeway Place Farmington, NM 87401 (505) 327-4530 Fax: (505) 326-0604 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Sunday, October 15, 2006 Mesa View Baptist Church, Farmington

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Mary Jo Ward

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

ACP Contact ...... Mary Jo Ward Moderator ...... Bob Schlauger Vice-Moderator ...... Vic Walker Clerk...... Mary Jo Ward Treasurer ...... Sue Kellenaers Sunday School Director ...... Kevin Wauer Music Ministry Director ...... Jeff Petillo WMU Director ...... Billie Hackney Evangelism Director ...... Joe Byers Stewardship Director ...... Bob Schlauger Missions Development Director ...... Martha Stoner Seminary Extension Director ...... Tom Dierdorf Student Ministries Director ...... Joe Byers Finance Committee Chairman ...... Linda Dean History Committee Chairman ...... J.R. Burnett Nominating Committee Chairman ...... Jim North Other Associational Positions ...... Charlotte Bailey ...... Jim Foreman ...... Jackie Johnson ...... Donna Petillo ...... Craig Siegel ...... John Walker

SANTA FE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 2006 Rosina St. Santa Fe, NM 87505 (505) 982-5855 Fax: (505) 982-5745 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Saturday, October 7, 2006 First Baptist Church, Los Alamos

Director of Missions Andrew Viera

Associational Secretary/Ministry Assistant Sara Laitres

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

ACP Contact ...... Sara Laitres Moderator ...... Paul Cunningham Vice-Moderator ...... Erwin Babb Clerk...... Lee Herring Missions Development Director ...... Edna Romero Media Library Director ...... Virginia Burgess Administrative Committee Chairman ...... Tom Dowler History Committee Chairman ...... Tom Dowler

SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 5512 Lovington Highway Hobbs, NM 88240 (505) 392-4456 Fax: (505) 392-1564 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Tuesday, October 17 Bel Aire Baptist Church, Hobbs

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Linda McGuire

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

Religious Education/Church Development Director ...... Dale Shook ACP Contact ...... Linda McGuire Moderator ...... Shawn Drake Vice-Moderator ...... Mike McGuire Clerk...... Linda McGuire Treasurer ...... Lenelle Simpson Pastoral Ministries Director ...... Glenn Pipes WMU Director ...... Lenelle Simpson Evangelism Director ...... Marty Akins Seminary Extension Director ...... Mike McGuire Student Ministries Director ...... Mike McGuire ...... Chris St. Clair Administrative Committee Chairman ...... Larry Westmoreland Other Associational Positions ...... Karen Shawn ...... Bob Shows ...... Elizabeth Wilbanks

SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION PO Box 2926 Silver City, NM 88062 (505) 388-1979 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Thursday, October 19, 2006 Rio Mimbres Baptist Church

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Ted Burk [email protected]

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

ACP Contact ...... Ted Burk Moderator ...... Donald Turnage Vice-Moderator ...... Steve Mosley Clerk...... Don Kejr Treasurer ...... Ted Burk WMU Director ...... Paula Hibner Student Ministries Director ...... Laura Filkins

TUCUMCARI BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 605 E. Aber Tucumcari, NM 88401 (505) 461-0952 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Monday, October 9, 2006 First Baptist Church, San Jon

Director of Missions Dan Pierce

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Donna Emiro

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

Religious Education/Church Development Director ...... Mary Ann Garrett ACP Contact ...... Betty White Moderator ...... Doyle Fraiser Vice-Moderator ...... John Sparks Clerk...... Betty White Treasurer ...... Mark Terry Pastoral Ministries Director ...... John Sparks Music Ministry Director ...... Bill Daniels Evangelism Director ...... Darrell Sullivan Missions Development Director ...... Darrell Sullivan Administrative Committee Chairman ...... John Sparks Nominating Committee Chairman ...... Doyle Frasier

WESTERN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 310 E. Aztec Gallup, NM 87301 (505) 722-3505 [email protected]

2006 Annual Meeting Thursday, October

Office Secretary/Ministry Assistant Sheri Turk

OTHER ASSOCIATIONAL LEADERS

ACP Contact ...... Sheri Turk Moderator ...... Garland Moore Vice-Moderator ...... Franklin Williams Clerk...... Sheri Turk Treasurer ...... Sheri Turk Pastoral Ministries Director ...... Franklin Williams Sunday School Director ...... Tammy Sweger Discipleship Training Director ...... Richard Delores Music Ministry Director ...... Jose Cano Men/Boys Mission Education Director (Brotherhood) ...... Kevin Bodley Evangelism Director ...... Jay McCollum Stewardship Director ...... Robert Pogues Missions Development Director ...... Durk Lynch Student Ministries Director ...... Bobby Alexander Finance Committee Chairman ...... Mary Saye Nominating Committee Chairman ...... Garland Moore Other Associational Positions ...... Francis Ford

Staff Directory Board Members Articles of Incorpora- tion/Bylaws Annual Report Budget

INLOW BAPTIST CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTER PO Box 258 Torreon, NM 87061 (505) 384-2410 Fax: (505) 384-2259 [email protected]

Ron and Sandy Samp Resident Managers

BOARD OF DIRECTORS INLOW BAPTIST CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTER 2006

Chairman ------Andy Donalson Vice Chairman ------Boyd Morerod Recording Secretary------Rich Meyer Treasurer ------Leland Harral

Non-Expiring Term Executive Director, BCNM

One-Year Term—Expires 2006 Kay Madaris Box 2809, Ruidoso 88355 258-3133 Boyd Morerod 9 Los Chavez, Park, Belen 87002 865-7701 Brian Rigdon Box 2338, Edgewood 87015 281-5566 Roy Rhodes 3018 Avenida Codorniz, Santa Fe 87507

Two-Year Term—Expires 2007 Mary Barnes 9208 Admiral Lowell Ave. NE, Albq. 822-9065 Karen Cortese Rt. 1 Box 83, Ft. Sumner 88119 355-2248 Andy Donalson 9429 Constitution NE, Albuq. 87112 292-2713 Leland Harral HC 61, Box 41, Encino 88321 584-2674

Three-Year Term—Expires 2008 Gerald Abby 3835 LaCharles NE, Albuq. 87111 298-0639 Nancy Curtis PO Box 5174, Silver City 88062 388-1776 Diane Johnston PO Box 706, Cloudcroft 88317 687-3744 Rich Meyer Box 1453, Deming 88030 546-7629

ARTICLES of INCORPORATION of INLOW BAPTIST CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTER

ARTICLE ONE: Name. The name of the Corporation is Inlow Baptist Camp and Con- ference Center.

ARTICLE TWO: Duration. The period of its duration is perpetual.

ARTICLE THREE: Purpose. Inlow Baptist Camp and Conference Center Board shall operate Inlow Baptist Camp and Conference Center as a private religious camp to provide camping facilities for use by the organizations of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and other churches and organizations whose goals and purposes are compatible with the purposes of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico.

ARTICLE FIVE: Dissolution. Upon the dissolution of the Corporation, assets remaining after all liabilities and obligations shall be paid and discharged, or adequate provision shall be made therefore, shall be distributed as provided in the New Mexico Non- profit Corporation Act to one or more organizations which are organized and operated exclusively for one or more purposes described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Rev- enue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. If at that time The Baptist Convention of New Mexico is such an entity, then all assets available for distribution shall be distributed to The Baptist Convention of New Mexico.

ARTICLE SIX: Member.

A. This Corporation shall have one Member, The Baptist Convention of New Mexi- co, a New Mexico religious nonprofit corporation. The annual meeting of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico shall constitute the annual meeting of the Member. Any other meeting of the Member may occur only as provided in The Baptist Convention of New Mexico's governing instruments.

B. In addition to the rights granted the Member under these Articles, in the Bylaws, and under the provisions of the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act, as it may be amended, the Member shall have the right to vote on: the amendment of the Articles of Incorporation; merger or consolidation and dissolution; the sale, lease, exchange, mortgage, pledge or other disposition of all or substantially all, the property and assets of the Corporation; and the election and removal of those persons constituting the Board of Directors.

BYLAWS of INLOW BAPTIST CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTER (As amended October 26, 2000)

ARTICLE ONE: Name and Location. The name of this organization shall be Inlow Baptist Camp and Conference Center. Inlow Baptist Camp and Conference Center shall be located in the Manzano Mountains of Torrance County, New Mexico, and shall be addressed at PO Box 258, Torreon, NM 87061.

ARTICLE TWO: Officers. The Board of Directors shall elect the officers described in these Bylaws and other officers as may be deemed necessary. Officers shall be elected in the first regular meeting of the Board following the annual meeting of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and shall hold office for one (1) year and until their successors are installed. The Board shall employ as an administrative officer a Camp Manager and other such workers as deemed necessary for proper operation of the Camp. The tenure and basis of remuneration for these shall be determined by the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE THREE: Duties of Officers. Section 1. President: The President shall preside over all meetings of the Board of Directors and shall perform such other duties as ordinarily pertain to the office of president. The President may also serve as the Chairman of the Board.

Section 2. Vice-President: It shall be the duty of the Vice-President to act for the Chairman in his absence or incapacity. The Vice-President may also serve as the Vice- Chairman of the Board.

Section 3. Secretary: The Secretary shall keep accurate and detailed records of the minutes and actions of the Board meetings and shall be a custodian of the records, documents, and reports of the camp operations.

Section 4. Treasurer: The Treasurer shall be responsible to receive, disburse, and make a true and detailed accounting for all funds of whatever type coming to the Camp.

ARTICLE FOUR: Meetings of the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors shall meet four times a year with at least two of the meetings being at Inlow and at least two weeks prior to the meeting of the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, and, should circumstances require, at other times when directors shall be given five days notice by the President. A quorum shall consist of a majority of the elected directors then in office.

ARTICLE FIVE: Committees. The Board of Directors, by resolution adopted by a majority of the directors in office, may designate and appoint one or more committees each of which shall consist of two or more directors. The committees, to the extent provided in the resolution or in these Bylaws, shall have and exercise all the authority of the Board of Directors, except that no committee shall have the authority of the Board of Directors to amend, alter or repeal the Bylaws, act in regard to the removing of a director or officer or committee member, or act in regard to the election of a director, or undertake to amend the Articles of Incorporation or restate those articles, adopt a plan of merger or consolidation, authorize the sale, lease, exchange or mortgage of all or substantially all of the property and assets of the Corporation, authorize the voluntary dissolution of the Corporation, adopt a plan for the distribution of the assets of the Cor- poration, or amend, alter or repeal any resolution of the Board of Directors which by its terms provides that it shall not be amended, altered or repealed by a committee.

INLOW BAPTIST CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTER Annual Report

As 2005 draws to an end it can only be said that it was a fast paced and com- prehensive year packed with excitement and discovery. 2005 was a God based year for Inlow Baptist Camp, as well as for Kathy and I, as will be reported at the 2005 Convention. The 3rd quarter brought about a good year ending finan- cially as well as with the facilities being utilized well into November. The upcoming 2006 season bookings are already showing to be well attended starting in early spring and continuing non-stop well into the fall, please call soon to get available times for your 2006-2007 retreat. Inlow camp continued its “Senior Day” tradition Tuesday September 13, 2005. Dayton King‟s division coordinated this year‟s events. The day was well attended by over 250 of our New Mexico Seniors. Everyone in attendance received a blessing!

Under what only could be described as a long and fervent year of prayer, your Inlow Camp Board and management is pleased to announce that many of our new recreation programs were utilized and enjoyed by our 2005 campers. Our Equestrian Program, Paintball Course and other recreational programs were well used and enjoyed throughout the summer camps. In 2007 you should look for such things as continued facility upgrades & improvements, utilities upgrade, road improvements, hopefully a brand new “Ropes Course”, the be- ginnings of a brand new “Climbing Tower”, continued RV Park improvements as well as the continued new recreational and program events. Also, plans are continuing to completely refurbish the 1903 two story “Inlow Lodge”. As you can see your Inlow Baptist Camp has exciting and new steps of faith for the future. To continue this work resources are still in need, all sorts of construction type supplies as well as your continued financial gifts of support.

The needs of Inlow Camp were graciously met during 2005 through the commitment and dedication of Gods people and his faithful churches. Thank you all for the support to Inlow Camp and its future, your churches and individuals continued support is truly appreciated. It is the prayer from Inlow Camp‟s administration that we will continue to serve in God‟s will and meet the needs of New Mexico‟s Baptist in proclaiming and spreading the Word, Spirit and example of our Risen Savior Jesus Christ.

Because of caring people like you we continue to have the privilege of sharing the special setting and spirit of Inlow Baptist Camp, with those who know the Lord and those who do not. The soothing, lasting impression of the camp continues to touch the lives of those who visit. In a world enmeshed in conflicts and fears, we present a peaceful refuge, one of spiritual renewal and spiritual discovery.

In His service, John & Kathy Walsh, Administrators

2006 Budget

Account Name Account 2005 Change 2006 Number

Manager Salary 500300 $37,000 $1,100 $38,100 Asst. Manager Salary 502300 $15,900 $480 $16,360 Staff Salaries 503300 $16,000 $4,000 $20,000 Volunteer Expenses 504300 $5,000 0 $5,000 Work Week Expense 506300 $1,000 0 $1,000 Manager Travel 507300 $3,200 0 $3,200 Staff Expense 508300 $1,000 $200 $1,200 Cleaning Expense 509300 $4,000 $1,000 $5,000 Office Supplies 510300 $1,500 $500 $2,000 Utilities/Propane 513300 $20,000 $4,000 $24,000 Canteen/Gift Shop 514300 $8,500 $500 $9,000 Janitorial Supplies 515300 $4,000 $1,000 $5,000 Promotion 517300 $2,000 0 $2,000 Miscellaneous 518300 $3,500 0 $3,500 Utilities/Electricity 519300 $15,000 $3,000 $18,000 Repair/Replacement 520300 $13,000 0 $13,000 Camper Insurance 521300 $3,000 0 $3,000 Commercial Insurance 522300 $22,090 0 $22,090 Vehicle Operations 527300 $18,000 $2,000 $20,000 RV Park 528300 $3,000 ($640) $2,360 Senior Day 530300 $.00 $500 $500 Board Expenses 544300 $3,500 $0 $3,500 Internet/Computer 549300 $500 $500 $1,000 Telephone 550300 $3,000 0 $3,000 Groceries 554300 $57,000 $5,500 $63,000

Employees Retirement 565300 $5,500 $950 $6,500 Social Security Taxes 566300 $5,300 $700 $6,000 Employee's Insurance 567300 $9,500 0 $9,500 Medical Supplies 579300 $250 0 $250 New Equipment/Rec. 580300 $7,000 0 $7,000 Water Well Expenses 581300 $1,000 $1,000 $2,000 Trash Removal 586300 $2,500 0 $2,500 Capital Investment 589300 $11,100 0 $11,100 Christmas Bonus 590300 $310 $10 $320

Total $303,700 26,300 $330,000

Anticipated Income Source

Designations $25,000 Endowment Receipts $1,380 Camper Days including $204,000 partnership churches Camper Days $84,000 Non-SBC Groups 250 Day-Campers @ $5 $1,250 250 Over-Nighters @ $10 $2,500 Income-Gift/Canteen $10,000 Buildings Day Rental $1,870 TOTAL PROJECTION $330,000

Staff Directory Board Members Articles of Incorpora- tion/Bylaws Annual Report Budget

NEW MEXICO BAPTIST CHILDREN’S HOME PO Box 629 Portales, NM 88130 (505) 359-1254

Geraldine Dooley ...... Administrator Eron Green ...... Assistant Administrator Teresa Howard ...... Director of Finance Jeff Schneider ...... Director of Farm Carla Halliday...... Administrative Assistant Carolyn Morrison ...... Social Worker Sherah Witt ...... Public Relations Rose Romero ...... Cook Tracy & Tammy Hillis...... Houseparents Chris & Sandy St. Clair ...... Houseparents Steve & Lisa Gamble ...... Houseparents Daniel & Andrea Moser ...... Houseparents

NEW MEXICO BAPTIST CHILDREN’S HOME Board of Directors 2006

Chairman ------Frank Hodnett Vice Chairman ------Steven Collins Recording Secretary------Wanda Bowe

Non-Expiring Term

Executive Director, BCNM

One-Year Term—Expires 2006 Wanda Bowe 5797 Quay Rd. S, San Jon 88434 ------576-2218 Fern Chelsey 6804 Bonnie Ct., Albuquerque 87110 - 883-9795 Thelma Coffey 2312 Miller, Clovis 88101 ------762-8864 Forrest Dickerson 914 Alamosa, Carlsbad 88220 ------885-9734 Frank Rader 509 Walnut St., Clayton 88415 ------374-2293

Two-Year Term—Expires 2007 Wayne Brazil Box 738, Tatum 88267 ------398-3131 Tom Harlan 2212 Echols Ave., Clovis 88101 ------762-4081 Rony Hernandez 5300 Big Sky Dr., Las Cruces 88012 -- 382-1565 Larry Lynch 2503 Sierra Vista Rd., Artesia 88210 -- 746-2322 Mike Mataya PO Box 180, Gallup 87305------722-2178 Hayden Smith Box 829, Carrizozo 88310 ------648-2968 Kenny Vance PO Box 1137, Magdalena 87825 ------835-8709 Illa Vaughn #1 CR 5150, Bloomfield 87413------632-0377 Nancy Wagner 3220 Lilac, Clovis 88101 ------763-6163

Three-Year Term—Expires 2008 Steve Collins 1400 S. Roosevelt Rd 4, Port. 88130 -- 276-8281 Jan Meyer 1850 Camila Rd. SW, Deming 88030-- 546-7629 Walter Pickett 1954 41st St., Los Alamos 87544 ------662-3322 David Bonner 20 NM 467, Portales 88130 ------359-0057 Frank Hodnett 2113 Tower Drive, Carlsbad 88220 ---- 885-9445 ARTICLES of AMENDMENT to the ARTICLES of INCORPORATION of THE NEW MEXICO BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME (As Amended October 27, 1999)

Pursuant to the provisions of Section 53-8-37 NMSA 1978 of the Nonprofit Corpora- tion Act the undersigned Corporation adopts the following Articles of Amendment to its Articles of Incorporation:

1. The name of the Corporation is The New Mexico Baptist Children‟s Home.

2. The following amendment to the Articles of Incorporation was adopted by the Corpo- ration on the 1st day of October, 1999, in the manner prescribed by the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act:

The present Articles of Incorporation as amended are deleted in their entirety and the following Articles of Incorporation are substituted in their place:

ARTICLE ONE: Name. The name of the Corporation is The New Mexico Baptist Children's Home.

ARTICLE TWO: Duration. The period of its duration is perpetual.

ARTICLE THREE: Purpose. The purposes for which the Corporation is organized are to provide care in a Christian environment for children who are unable to remain in their natural home, and to engage in any other benevolent and charitable work that will not interfere with the maintenance of a home for dependent children.

ARTICLE FOUR: Charitable Nature. No part of the net earnings of the Corporation shall inure to the benefit of, or be distributable to its members, trustees, officers, or other private persons, except that the Corporation shall be authorized and empowered to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered and to make payments and distributions in furtherance of the purposes set forth herein. No substantial part of the activities of the Corporation shall be the carrying on of propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation, and the Corporation shall not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution of statements) any political campaign on behalf of or in opposition to any candidate for public office. Notwithstanding any other provision of these articles, the Corporation shall not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on (a) by a corporation exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code, or (b) by a corporation, contributions to which are deductible under section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

ARTICLE FIVE: Dissolution. Upon the dissolution of the Corporation, assets remaining after all liabilities and obligations shall be paid and discharged, or adequate provision shall be made therefore, shall be distributed as provided in the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act to one or more organizations which are organized and operated exclusively for one or more purposes described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. If at that time The Baptist Conven- tion of New Mexico is such an entity, then all assets available for distribution shall be distributed to The Baptist Convention of New Mexico.

ARTICLE SIX: Member.

A. This Corporation shall have one Member, The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, a New Mexico religious nonprofit corporation. The annual meeting of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico shall constitute the annual meeting of the Member. Any other meeting of the Member may occur only as provided in The Baptist Convention of New Mexico's governing instruments.

B. In addition to the rights granted the Member under these Articles, in the Bylaws, and under the provisions of the New Mexico Nonprofit Corpora- tion Act, as it may be amended, the Member shall have the right to vote on: the amendment of the Articles of Incorporation; merger or consolidation and dissolution; the sale, lease, exchange, mortgage, pledge or other disposition of all or substantially all, the property and assets of the Corporation.

ARTICLE SEVEN: Composition of the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors of this Corporation shall be composed of one person who is a member of a church in each of the Associations recognized by The Baptist Con- vention of New Mexico, plus three persons who reside in a radius of one hundred miles of Portales, plus three persons at large, plus the Executive Director of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico. A change in that number shall be made only by amending the Articles of Incorporation. Directors shall be elected by The Baptist Convention of New Mexico for terms of three years. The expiration of terms shall continue to be staggered so that one third of the terms will expire each year. A Director who has served nine consecutive years shall be ineligible for election to another successive term until one year has elapsed following the end of his term. A Director may be removed from office by The Baptist Convention of New Mexico for any reason deemed sufficient to the Convention and after notice of the proposed removal has been given the Director and the Director has been afforded an opportunity to be heard by the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexi- co. Alternatively, a Director may be removed by action of the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico upon the request of the Board of Directors of this Corporation after notice of the proposed removal has been given the Director and the Director has been afforded an opportunity to be heard by the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico in annual or special session. Vacancies occurring on the Board of Directors other than as the result of an increase in the number of persons constituting the Board, or as the result of the expiration of a term, may be filled temporarily by the affirmative vote of a majority of the remaining directors, though less than a quorum of the Board until The Baptist Convention of New Mexico acts to fill the vacancy for the remainder of the term of the person vacating the position. The Board of Directors shall present to the State Executive Board in the Board‟s July meeting suggested nominees for each vacancy on the Corpora- tion‟s Board. If the State Executive Board finds any suggested nominee not acceptable, the Corporation‟s Board of Director‟s shall be advised of the State Executive Board‟s position and shall be invited to submit other suggested nominee(s) to the State Executive Board in its September meeting. Those suggested nominees acceptable to the State Executive Board shall be nominated by the State Executive Board to the Convention. If the State Executive Board declines to nominate a suggested nominee, the State Executive Board shall nominate a person of its choosing.

ARTICLE EIGHT: Books and Records. The Corporation shall keep correct and complete books and records of account and shall keep minutes of the proceedings of its Board of Directors and committees having any of the authority of the Board of Directors. All books and records of the Corporation may be inspected by an officer, agent or attorney of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico for any proper purpose and at any reasonable time.

ARTICLE NINE: Registered Office and Agent. The address of its registered office and the name of its registered agent at such address is: John Combs, Administrator, 2100 South Avenue I, Portales NM 88130.

ARTICLE TEN: Amendment. These Articles may be further amended in the following manner: The Board of Directors shall adopt a resolution setting forth the proposed amendment and directing that it be submitted to a vote of the Member. Written notice setting forth the proposed amendment shall be given to the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico at least ten days prior to a regular meeting of the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico prior to the meeting of the Member at which the amendment will be considered and voted upon by the Member.

3. This Amendment was adopted by the messengers constituting The Baptist Conven- tion of New Mexico on the 27th day of October, 1999, in its annual session at which a quorum of the messengers entitled to vote was present and the amendment received at least two-thirds (2/3) of the votes which messengers were entitled to cast. This Amend- ment was also adopted by the Board of Directors (The State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico) by a vote of a majority of the Board of Directors in office on the 27th day of September, 1999. AMENDED BYLAWS of THE NEW MEXICO BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME (As Amended October 27, 1999)

ARTICLE ONE: Offices. The principal office of the Corporation shall be located at 2100 South Avenue I, Portales, New Mexico 88130.

ARTICLE TWO: Officers. The Board of Directors shall elect the officers described in these Bylaws and other officers as may be deemed necessary. Officers shall be elected in the first regular meeting of the Board following the annual meeting of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and shall hold office for one (1) year and until his or their successors are installed. The Board shall name as administrative officers, a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary-Treasurer and such other officers as may be deemed necessary to carry on the work of the Corporation. The tenure and basis of remuneration for these shall be determined by the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE THREE: Duties of Officers.

Section 1: Chairman: The Chairman shall preside over all meetings of the Board of Directors and shall perform such other duties as ordinarily pertain to the office of chairman.

Section 2: Vice-Chairman: It shall be the duty of the Vice-Chairman to act for the Chairman in his absence or incapacity.

Section 3: Chairman Pro Tem: If at any time the Chairman and Vice-Chairman shall be unable to act, the Board of Directors shall appoint some other member of the Board to do so, in whom shall be vested, for the time being, all duties and functions of the office.

Section 4: Recording Secretary: The Recording Secretary shall keep a record of the proceedings of the Board of Directors in all business meetings.

Section 5: President: The President, as the Executive Officer of the Corporation, shall carry out the instruction of the Board of Directors. It shall be the President's duty, upon the approval and direction of the Board of Directors, to execute contracts, deeds, documents and other instruments. The President may also be called the Administrator.

Section 6: Vice-President: It shall be the duty of the Vice-President to assist the President in all matters related to the administration of the Corporation as directed, and to act for the President in his absence or incapacity. The Vice-President may be called the Assistant Administrator.

Section 7: Secretary-Treasurer: It shall be the duty of the Secretary-Treasurer to assist the President in all matters related to the administration of the Corporation as directed by the President. The Secretary-Treasurer shall be responsible for maintaining an accurate record of all proceedings during board and committee meetings and per- forming duties of business management as directed by the President. As Secretary- Treasurer this officer shall be responsible for maintaining an accurate financial record of all receipts and disbursements of the institution. The Secretary-Treasurer may be called the Business Manager.

ARTICLE FOUR: Meetings of the Board of Directors.

Section 1: Regular Meetings: The Board of Directors shall meet a minimum of three (3) times per year at such time and place as the Board determines. Written notice of all regular meetings shall be made by the Chairman of the Board or the executive officers of the Corporation ten (10) days prior to the meeting.

Section 2: Called Meetings: Called meetings may be held upon call of the Chair- man, the Administrator of the Home, or upon request of any five (5) members of the Board of Directors, and the Chairman shall give sufficient notice of the time and place thereof to enable the Directors to attend.

Section 3: Quorum: A quorum of the Board of Directors shall consist of a simple majority of the members of the Board.

ARTICLE FIVE: Committees. The Board of Directors, by resolution adopted by a majority of the Directors in office, may designate and appoint one or more committees each of which shall consist of two or more directors. The committees, to the extent provided in the resolution or in these Bylaws, shall have and exercise all the authority of the Board of Directors, except that no committee shall have the authority of the Board of Directors to amend, alter or repeal the Bylaws, act in regard to the removing of a director or officer or committee member, or act in regards to the election of a director, or undertake to amend the Articles of Incorporation or restate those articles, adopt a plan of merger or consolidation, authorize the sale, lease, exchange or mortgage of all or substantially all of the property and assets of the Corporation, authorize the voluntary dissolution of the Corporation, adopt a plan for the distribution of the assets of the Cor- poration, or amend, alter or repeal any resolution of the Board of Directors which by its terms provides that it shall not be amended, altered, or repealed by a committee.

ARTICLE SIX: Salary and Indemnification.

Section 1: No director of this Corporation shall receive, or lawfully be entitled to receive, any salary or remuneration for services connected with the administration of the affairs of this Corporation. Actual expenses incurred by any such director may be refunded when authorized by the Board.

Section 2: The Corporation shall indemnify any director or officer or former director or officer of the Corporation against reasonable expenses, costs, and attorneys' fees actually and reasonably incurred by him in connection with the defense of any action, suit or proceeding, civil or criminal, in which he is made a party by reason of being or having been a director or officer. The indemnification shall include any amounts paid to satisfy a judgment or to compromise or settle a claim. The director or officer shall not be indemnified if he shall be adjudged to be liable on the basis that he has breached or failed to perform the duties of his office and the breach or failure to perform constitutes willful misconduct or recklessness. Advance indemnification shall be allowed of a director or officer for reasonable expenses to be incurred in connection with the defense of the action, suit or proceeding provided that the director or officer must reimburse the Corporation if it is subsequently determined that the director or officer was not entitled to indemnification.

ARTICLE SEVEN: Executive Committee.

Section 1: The Executive Committee of the Board of Directors shall consist of the Chairmen of each standing committee of the Board. The Committee Chairman is to be elected from those members of the Committee, which are appointed to their respective committee by the Chairman or Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors, in annual session. The Executive Committee shall include the Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Secre- tary and shall be composed of not more than twelve (12) members, including the Chair- man, Vice-Chairman and Secretary, a majority of whom shall constitute a quorum.

Section 2. The Board of Directors may delegate to the Executive Committee such authority as is deemed necessary to conduct the business of the Corporation, but not the authority these Bylaws prohibit a committee from discharging, between meetings of the Board of Directors.

Section 3. The Executive Committee shall meet not less than once each calendar month, except on those months when there is a regular or special meeting of the full board. These meetings may be at a time and place designated by the Chairman or by telephone conference. The Chairman shall give reasonable notice to the members of the Executive Committee by phone or mail of the time and place of each meeting.

ARTICLE EIGHT: Policy and Personnel Committee. The Policy and Personnel Com- mittee shall be appointed by the Chairman and shall consist of not less than three members. This committee shall maintain and cause to be published a manual setting forth the policies of The New Mexico Baptist Children's Home for operations and personnel. The Board shall undertake to cause policies concerning personnel to be generally consistent insofar as possible, with those adopted by The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, as the same may from time to time be amended. The hiring and tenure of all employees shall be under the direction of the Children's Home Administrator. The Children's Home Administrator shall be chosen and the terms and conditions of employment determined by the Board of Directors of the Children's Home.

ARTICLE NINE: Finance-Budget Committee. The Finance-Budget Committee shall be appointed by the Chairman and shall consist of not less than three members. This committee shall prepare and present to the Board of Directors the annual budget, and may from time to time recommend to the Board of Directors changes in the budget. This committee shall determine procedures to assure fiscal accountability. All funds delivered to the Corporation by gift, devise and bequest or otherwise and not otherwise designated by the donor and all undistributed income derived therefrom shall be invested and continued to be invested under the direction of the committee by The New Mexico Baptist Foundation.

ARTICLE TEN: Financial Responsibility.

Section 1. The Board of Directors shall make reports to The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and to its State Executive Board.

Section 2. The Children's Home Administrator shall employ the Convention Audi- tor to prepare a complete audit of all of the Children's Home's operation and financial transactions every year and shall offer same to be published in the annual of the Con- vention.

Section 3. The Chairman, the Secretary-Treasurer, and the Chairman of the Fi- nance-Budget Committee of the Children's Home Board shall prepare and present a monthly financial report to the Chairman of the Executive Board, the President, and the Business Administrator of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico for review. Each quarter the above named and the Property-Finance Committee of The Baptist Conven- tion of New Mexico shall be invited to review the financial statements of The New Mexico Baptist Children's Home and the Corporation's designated officers or directors shall offer to present a report at each regular meeting of the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico.

ARTICLE ELEVEN: Seal. The corporate seal of this corporation shall be a circular seal with the name and words, “The New Mexico Baptist Children's Home.”

ARTICLE TWELVE: Amendments. These Bylaws may be amended by a majority vote of the Board of Directors.

Dated: November 8, 1999

The New Mexico Baptist Children's Home

By John W. Combs, Its President and By Teresa Howard, Its Secretary NEW MEXICO BAPTIST CHILDREN’S HOME Annual Report

There are many praises that we can be thankful for this year. The Massey Cen- ter (food service Building) has been completed. We are excited about finally getting to eat and serve in this building! This will also be the location or our new pantry. Please come and take a tour of our beautiful new building along with our campus. If we know you‟re coming we‟ll bake you a cake!

We are very grateful for all the volunteers as they helped with different aspects of the Massey Center. We had people from across New Mexico help in numerous ways. We would like to give a special thanks to the Texas Baptist Builders for building our beautiful tables and staining our chairs.

Most importantly, nine children came to know the Lord this last spring and summer. This is such an Eternal blessing. Our goal is to introduce each child to the Lord. Five of the children were baptized in our churches in Portales; one young man went home and was then saved and baptized. We continue to disciple these children as well as minister to the other children so that we can fulfill our greatest commandment.

From June 2004 to June 2005 we served 34 children and their families. Three of our children were adopted and went to fine Christian homes. Several of our children returned home. One of our goals here is to reunite children with their families. Although it makes our numbers low at times, reuniting a family on the right terms is always a joyous event. We were excited this summer when one child was able to spend six weeks with his family. He had not been able to visit them in over three years. Because of children going home at the end of the school year our numbers were low, but we have taken some new children and have numerous applications out with prospective children.

Our Mother‟s Day offering was a great success this year as we exceeded our goal of $65,000 by $3,308.21. We are very excited about the response and the generous hearts of our supporters.

In April we held our 1st annual style show. This year the title was, “Tracking Spring Fashions.” Most of our children were the models along with several adults. The fashion show was hosted by Central Baptist Church and was organized by several of their members. We raised over $3,000 for our clothing budget. Through this every child was able to buy a nice church outfit as well as a new outfit for school.

The Curry County Fair and the Roosevelt County Fair were both successful for us this year. We were able to have a promotional booth in both fairs and were able to talk to numerous people about our services. We also had several of our children show animals and projects in the Roosevelt County Fair. Over all our children received multiple ribbons; 8 – 1st place, 9 – 2nd place, 3 – 3rd place, 1 – 4th, and 2 – 5th place. These were won in all different areas such as, cooking, photography, horses, lambs, market steers, breeding beef and our booth.

2006 Budget SALARIES AND BENEFITS $527,530 Administrative Salaries $120,870 Support Staff Salaries $147,380 Houseparents Salaries $140,280 Employee Taxes/Insurance $119,000

DIRECT CHILD CARE EXPENSE $80,620

OPERATING EXPENSES & FIXED COSTS $181,550 Utilities $78,550 Repair & Maintenance $46,700 Vehicle Fuel $15,000 Cottage Needs $13,300 Casualty & Liability Insurance $28,000

ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATIVE EXP. $67,500 Admin/Campus/Board Travel $15,000 Office Expense $16,000 Promotion $25,000 Legal/Accounting/Organization Fees $7,500 Staff Training $4,000

TOTAL BUDGET $857,200

2006 Income Total Income $857,200 Child Care and Support $5,000 Designated Giving/Churches $398,100 Mothers Day Offerings $65,000 Designated Giving/Personal $124,000 Christmas Gifts $18,000 Memorial Gifts $50,000 Earnings From Trusts $170,000 Miscellaneous $4,000 Donations for Food $7,500 Interest $2,000 Farm Income $10,000 Recreation and Equipment $1,000 Clothing Income $1,500 4-H Program $500

Staff Directory Board Members Articles of Incorpora- tion/Bylaws Annual Report Budget

NEW MEXICO BAPTIST FOUNDATION AND CHURCH FINANCE CORPORATION

PO Box 16560 Albuquerque, NM 87191 (505) 332-3777 – Foundation (505) 332-1777 – Church Finance Corporation Fax: (505) 332-2777 www.nmbf.com

Staff Directory

B. Lee Black, Director/President [email protected] Martha Speakman, Church Finance Admin. [email protected] Sharon Glaser, Church Finance Admin. Asst. [email protected] Brian Bone, Treasurer [email protected] Bill Kollar, Bookkeeper/Accounting [email protected] Ramona Abbey, Receptionist/Records Asst. [email protected] Ed Storm, Part-time Ministry Volunteer [email protected] Mary Gomez, Part-time Ministry Volunteer [email protected]

THE NEW MEXICO BAPTIST FOUNDATION THE NEW MEXICO BAPTIST CHURCH LOAN CORPORATION Board of Directors 2006

Church Finance Officers Chairman Richard Gomez Vice-Chairman Rena Bulsterbaum Recording Secretary Oliver Allred

Foundation Officers Chairman Sara Preston Vice-Chairman Earl Wallin Recording Secretary Randy Patterson

Non-Expiring Term Joseph Bunce PO Box 94485, Albuquerque 87199 924-2325

One-Year Term—Expires 2006

Oliver Allred 2336 Via Seville Rd. NW, Albuq. 87104 246-0006 Richard Gomez 9805 Fostoria Rd. NE, Albuquerque 87111 828-0263 Larry Haslam 2598 Calle Delfino, Santa Fe 87505 471-6979 Ed Laughlin 11 Oakmont Ridge, Sandia Park 87047 286-2112 Sara Preston 2713 Mesa Dr., Farmington 87401 325-4893 Bobby Shows 1813 McKinley St., Hobbs 88240 393-7113 Ken Williams 80 Juniper Hills Pl. NE, Albuq. 87122 296-8606

Two-Year Term—Expires 2007

James Francis 524 E. Jemez Rd., Hobbs 88240 397-4338 Robert Martin 514 Palomas NE, Albuquerque 87108 255-6254 Randy Patterson 1705 W. Washington, Artesia 88210 748-4355 Tim Reyes 175 E. Thorpe Rd., Las Cruces 88007 578-5480 Beverly Spellbring 3009 McColm, Farmington 87402 325-5031 Charles Stockton 2317 Fairway Terrace, Clovis 88101 763-1702

Three-Year Term—Expires 2008

Kenneth Abbott 10107 Anaheim Avenue NE, Albuq.87122 797-2195 Rena Bulsterbaum 1115 Shelly Dr., Deming 88030 546-0411 Alan Chastine 1806 Regal Ridge, Las Cruces 88001 532-1290 Joe Coey PO Box 16352, Albuquerque 87191 821-0088 Knute H. Lee, Jr. PO Drawer 14668, Albuquerque 87191 298-5947 Earl Wallin 509 Catalina Lane, Alamogordo 88310 437-5995

ARTICLES of AMENDMENT to the ARTICLES of INCORPORATION of THE NEW MEXICO BAPTIST FOUNDATION (As Amended October 27, 1999)

Pursuant to the provisions of Section 53-8-37 NMSA 1978 of the Nonprofit Cor- poration Act the undersigned Corporation adopts the following Articles of Amendment to its Articles of Incorporation:

1. The name of the Corporation is The New Mexico Baptist Foundation.

2. The following amendment to the Articles of Incorporation was adopted by the Corpo- ration on the 1st day of July, 1999, in the manner prescribed by the New Mexico Non- profit Corporation Act:

The present Articles of Incorporation as amended are deleted in their entirety and the following Articles of Incorporation are substituted in their place:

ARTICLE ONE: Name. The name of the Corporation is The New Mexico Baptist Foundation.

ARTICLE TWO: Duration. The period of its duration is perpetual.

ARTICLE THREE: Purpose. The general purposes of said Corporation shall be to serve any Baptist institution, agency, or enterprise located within or without the State of New Mexico, or any benevolent, charitable, educational or missionary undertaking, institution or agency fostered by or having the official sanction of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, or The Southern Baptist Convention. Such conjoined purposes to be executed simultaneously in the furtherance of the development of benevolent, charitable, educational and missionary activities in, and for the benefit of, schools, hospitals, orphan- ages and other enterprises operated as Baptist institutions or under the super- vision of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico or The Southern Baptist Convention, or for any charitable purpose when a part of the income of a particular trust shall be for the purposes herein above stated, and to such end may receive by bequest, devise, gift, purchase or lease, either absolutely or in trust, any real or personal property. To convey such property, to invest and reinvest the same of the proceeds thereof, in such manner as in the judgment of the Board of Directors will best promote such objects. To make distributions of income and principal in accordance with the directions of the donor, grantor or testator. In the absence of such direction, such distributions shall be made at the discretion of the Board of Directors of the Corporation to an institution or agency of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico. Nothing herein shall prevent the Corporation from serving a charitable or religious agency, enterprise or institution not fostered by or having the official sanction of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico or The Southern Baptist Convention, if the cost of such service is recovered from the agency or institution served.

ARTICLE FOUR: Powers. The Corporation shall have the right to mortgage, hypothecate or otherwise pledge either the real, personal or mixed property under the ownership or control of said Corporation. It may finance, refinance or renew any indebtedness that may exist at the time that the ownership or management of such properties passes to the Corporation, provided that in such refinancing the property securing such loan shall be the sole security thereof. The Corporation shall have the right to create and be the members and directors of separate entities organized to further the purposes of the Corpora- tion. To act as a trustee, personal representative, guardian, conservator or in any other fiduciary capacity. The Directors shall exercise all power that may be exercised or performed by the Corporation under the laws of the State of New Mexico, these Amended Articles of Incorporation, and the Bylaws, except to the extent the Member of this Corporation, The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, is vested with rights under the Corporation‟s Articles of Incorporation or the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act.

ARTICLE FIVE: Charitable Nature. No part of the net earnings of the Cor- poration shall inure to the benefit of, or be distributable to its board members, trustees, officers, or other private persons, except that the Corporation shall be authorized and empowered to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered and to make payments and distributions in furtherance of the purposes set forth herein. No substantial part of the activities of the Corporation shall be the carrying on of propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation, and the Corporation shall not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution of statements) any political campaign on behalf of or in opposition to any candidate for public office. Notwithstanding any other provision of these Articles, the Corporation shall not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on (a) by a corporation exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code, or (b) by a corporation, contributions to which are deductible under section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

ARTICLE SIX: Dissolution. Upon the dissolution of the Corporation, assets remaining after all liabilities and obligations shall be paid and discharged, or adequate provision shall be made therefore, shall be distributed as provided in the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act to one or more organizations which are organized and operated exclusively for one or more purposes described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. If at that time The Baptist Conven- tion of New Mexico is such an entity, then all assets available for distribution shall be distributed to The Baptist Convention of New Mexico.

ARTICLE SEVEN: Member.

A. This Corporation shall have one Member, The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, a New Mexico religious nonprofit Corporation. The annual meeting of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico shall constitute the annual meeting of the Member. Any other meeting of the Member may occur only as provided in The Baptist Convention of New Mexico's governing instruments.

B. In addition to the rights granted the Member under these Articles, in the Corporation‟s Bylaws, and under the provisions of the New Mexico Non- profit Corporation Act, as it may be amended, the Member shall have the right to vote on: the Amendment of the Articles of Incorporation; merger or consolidation and dissolution; and in conjunction with a dissolution (or as a part of a dissolution) the sale, lease, exchange, mortgage, pledge or other disposition of all or substantially all, the property and assets of the Corpora- tion not in the ordinary course of business.

C. The provision of the foregoing paragraph shall not apply to the assets of a separate entity organized by the Corporation.

ARTICLE EIGHT: Composition of the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors of this Corporation shall be composed of the Executive Director of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and twenty other persons. A change in that number shall be made only by amending the Articles of Incorporation. Directors shall be elected by The Baptist Convention of New Mexico for terms of three years. The expiration of terms shall continue to be staggered so that one third of the terms will expire each year. A Director who has served nine consecutive years shall be ineligible for election to another successive term until one year has elapsed following the end of his term. A Director may be removed from office at the request of the Corporation‟s Board by The Baptist Convention of New Mexico for any reason deemed sufficient to the Convention and after notice of the proposed removal has been given the Di- rector and the Director has been afforded an opportunity to be heard by the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico. Alterna- tively, a Director may be removed by action of the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico upon the request of the Board of Directors of this Corporation after notice of the proposed removal has been given the Director and the Director has been afforded an opportunity to be heard by the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexi- co. Vacancies occurring on the Board of Directors other than as the result of an increase in the number of persons constituting the Board, or as the result of the expiration of a term, may be filled temporarily by the affirmative vote of a majority of the remaining directors, though less than a quorum of the Board until The Baptist Convention of New Mexico acts to fill the vacancy for the remainder of the term of the person vacating the position. The Board of Directors shall present to the State Executive Board in the Board‟s July meeting suggested nominees for each vacancy on the Corpora- tion‟s Board. If the State Executive Board finds any suggested nominee not acceptable, the Corporation‟s Board of Director‟s shall be advised of the State Executive Board‟s position and shall be invited to submit other suggested nominee(s) to the State Executive Board in its July or September meeting. If the Corporation‟s Board declines to nominate a suggested nominee, the State Executive Board shall nominate a person of its choosing. Those suggested nominees acceptable to the State Executive Board shall be nominated by the State Executive Board to the Convention.

ARTICLE NINE: Books and Records. The Corporation shall keep correct and complete books and records of account and shall keep minutes of the proceedings of its Board of Directors and committees having any of the authority of the Board of Directors. All books and records of the Corporation may be inspected by an officer, agent or attorney of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico or any other person for any proper purpose and at any reasonable time.

ARTICLE TEN: Indemnification. The Corporation shall indemnify any director or officer or former director or officer of the Corporation against reasonable expenses, costs, and attorneys‟ fees actually and reasonably incurred by him in connection with the defense of any action, suit or proceeding, civil or criminal, in which he is made a party by reason of being or having been a director or officer. The indemnification shall include any amounts paid to satisfy a judgment or to compromise or settle a claim. The director or officer shall not be indemnified if he shall be adjudged to be liable on the basis that he has breached or failed to perform the duties of his office and the breach of failure to perform constitutes willful misconduct or recklessness. Advance indemnification shall be allowed of a director or officer for reasonable expenses to be incurred in connection with the defense of the action, suit or proceeding provided that the director or officer must reimburse the Corpora- tion if it is subsequently determined that the director or officer was not entitled to indemnification. “Director” means any person who is or was a director of the Corporation and any person who, while a director of the Corporation, is or was serving at the request of the Corporation as a director, officer, partner, trustee, employee or agent of any foreign or domestic corporation or nonprofit corporation, cooperative, partnership, joint venture, trust, other incorporated or unincorporated enterprise or employee benefit plan or trust.

ARTICLE ELEVEN: Registered Office and Agent. The address of its registered office and the name of its registered agent at such address is: B. Lee Black, President, 2511 Wyoming Blvd. NE, Albuquerque NM 87110.

ARTICLE TWELVE: Amendment. These Articles may be further amended in the following manner: The Board of Directors shall adopt a resolution setting forth the proposed Amendment and directing that it be submitted to a vote of the Member. Written notice setting forth the proposed Amendment shall be given to the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico at least ten days prior to a regular meeting of the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico prior to the meeting of the Member at which the Amendment will be considered and voted upon by the Member.

3. This Amendment was adopted by the messengers constituting The Baptist Conven- tion of New Mexico on the 27th day of October, 1999. This Amendment was also adopted by the Board of Directors of The New Mexico Baptist Foundation by a vote of a majority of the Board of Directors in office on the 1st day of July, 1999. AMENDED BYLAWS of THE NEW MEXICO BAPTIST FOUNDATION (As Amended October 27, 1999) ARTICLE ONE: Purpose. This Corporation is an organization of Baptist believers, incorporated for the purposes set forth in the Articles of Incorporation.

ARTICLE TWO: Board of Directors.

Section 1: Election and Term of Office. The Board of Directors shall consist of the Executive Director of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and twenty (20) members, elected by The Baptist Convention of New Mexico in its annual session, to serve terms of three (3) years each. The Board of Directors shall be divided into three groups in the manner set forth in the Articles of Incorporation of this Corporation.

Section 2: Officers.

A. Elective Officers. The Directors shall elect a Chairman, a Vice-Chairman, and a Recording Secretary. Officers shall be elected in the first regular meeting of the Board following the annual meeting of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and shall hold office for one (1) year and until his or their successors are installed.

B. Administrative Officers. The Board shall name a President, Secretary, Treas- urer and such other officers as may be deemed necessary to carry on the work of the Corporation. The tenure and basis of remuneration for these shall be determined by the Board of Directors.

Section 3: Regular Meetings. The Board of Directors shall meet four (4) times per year at such time and places as they may determine, the first such meeting following the annual meeting of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico being the one in which officers are elected. Written notice of all regular meetings shall be made by the Chair- man of the Board or the executive officers of the Corporation ten (10) days prior to the meeting.

Section 4: Called Meetings. Called meetings may be held upon call of the Chair- man, the executive officers, or upon request of any five (5) members of the Board of Directors, and the Chairman or President shall give sufficient notice of the time and place thereof to enable the Directors to attend.

Section 5: Quorum. A quorum of the Board of Directors shall consist of a simple majority of the members of the Board.

Section 6. Committees. The Board of Directors, by resolution adopted by a majority of the directors in office, may designate and appoint one or more committees each of which shall consist of two or more Directors. The committees, to the extent provided in the resolution or in these Bylaws, shall have and exercise such authority as may be granted by the Board of Directors, so long as the same shall be within the limits of their own authority and discretion.

ARTICLE THREE: Duties of Officers.

Section 1: Chairman. The Chairman shall preside over all meetings of the Board of Directors and shall perform such other duties as ordinarily pertain to the office of chairman.

Section 2: Vice-Chairman. It shall be the duty of the Vice-Chairman to act for the Chairman in his absence or incapacity.

Section 3: Chairman Pro Tem. If at any time the Chairman and Vice-Chairman shall be unable to act, the Board of Directors shall appoint some other member of the Board to do so, in whom shall be vested, for the time being, all duties and functions of the office.

Section 4: Recording Secretary. The Recording Secretary shall keep a record of the proceedings of the Board of Directors in all business meetings.

Section 5: President. The President, as the Executive Officer of the Corporation, shall carry out the instruction of the Board of Directors. It shall be his duty, upon the approval and direction of the Board of Directors, to execute trust agreements, contracts, deeds, documents and other instruments. He shall execute to the Corporation a good and sufficient surety bond in an amount to be determined by the Board of Directors, and shall keep a true book of accounts, and annually, as well as at other times as he shall be directed, shall lay before the Board of Directors a statement of the monies received and disbursed.

Section 6: Vice-President. It shall be the duty of the Vice-President to assist the President in all matters related to the administration of the Corporation as directed, and to act for the President in his absence or incapacity. The Vice-President shall execute a good and sufficient surety bond in an amount to be determined by the Board of Direc- tors.

Section 7: Secretary. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to assist the President in all matters related to the administration of the Corporation as directed by the President. The Secretary shall be responsible for maintaining an accurate record of all proceedings during board and committee meetings.

Section 8: Treasurer. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to assist the President in all matters related to the administration of the Corporation as directed by the President. The Treasurer shall be responsible for maintaining an accurate financial record of all accounts of the Foundation. These account records shall be provided each month and presented to the Board of Directors. The Treasurer shall executive a good and sufficient surety bond in an amount to be determined by the Board of Directors.

Section 9: Directors. The business of the Corporation shall be administered by the Directors, each of whom shall be a regular member of a Baptist church cooperating with The Baptist Convention of New Mexico. The Board of Directors shall cause to be prepared the annual report and such other reports as may be deemed necessary, covering all income and disbursements, and shall distribute all designated income that is available for distribution as the need arises, and shall furnish any interested institution information concerning the investment of funds for such institution. The Directors shall make a faithful accounting of their administration of all funds entrusted to them to The Baptist Convention of New Mexico at its annual meeting. This annual report shall bear the certificate of an independent auditor and shall bear the date of the end of the fiscal year of the Corporation.

ARTICLE FOUR: Private Inurement. No Director of this Corporation shall receive, or lawfully be entitled to receive, any salary or remuneration for services connected with the administration of the affairs of this Corporation. Actual expenses incurred by any such Director may be refunded when authorized by the Board.

ARTICLE FIVE: Executive Committee.

Section 1: The Executive Committee of the Board of Directors shall consist of the chairmen of each standing committee of the Board. The committee chairman is to be elected by and from among the members of the committee. The Executive Committee shall include the Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Record- ing Secretary and shall be composed of not more than twelve (12) members, including the Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Recording Secretary, a majority of whom shall constitute a quorum.

Section 2: The Board of Directors may delegate to the Executive Committee such authority as is deemed necessary to conduct the business of the Corporation between meetings of the Board of Directors, but not authority prohibited to be exercised by a committee under these Bylaws.

ARTICLE SIX: Seal. The Corporate Seal of this Corporation shall be a circular seal with the name and words, "The New Mexico Baptist Foundation."

ARTICLE SEVEN: Amendments. These Bylaws may be amended by The Board of Directors.

Dated: November 8, 1999

The New Mexico Baptist Foundation By B. Lee Black, Its President and By Mary M. Churchwell, Its Secretary ARTICLES of AMENDMENT to the ARTICLES of INCORPORATION of THE CHURCH FINANCE CORPORATION (As Amended October 30, 2002)

Pursuant to the provisions of Section 53-8-37 NMSA 1978 of the Nonprofit Cor- poration Act the undersigned Corporation adopts the following Articles of Amendment to its Articles of Incorporation:

1. The name of the Corporation is The Church Finance Corporation.

2. The following amendment to the Articles of Incorporation was adopted by the Corpo- ration on the 30th day of October, 2002, in the manner prescribed by the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act:

The present Articles of Incorporation as amended are deleted in their entirety and the following Articles of Incorporation are substituted in their place:

ARTICLE ONE: Name. The name of the Corporation is The Church Finance Corporation.

ARTICLE TWO: Duration. The period of its duration is perpetual.

ARTICLE THREE: Purpose. The general purposes of said Corporation shall be to serve any Baptist institution, agency, or enterprise located within or without the State of New Mexico, or any benevolent, charitable, educational or missionary undertaking, institution or agency fostered by or having the official sanction of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, or The Southern Baptist Convention, in obtaining financing for the purpose of obtaining property and erecting and improving buildings. Such conjoined purposes to be executed simultaneously in the furtherance of the development of benevolent, charitable, educational and missionary activities in, and to such end may receive by bequest, devise, gift, purchase or lease, either absolutely or in trust, any property, real, personal or mixed, and to administer such property, to convey such property, to invest and reinvest the same, or the proceeds thereof, in such manner as in the judgment of the Board of Directors will best promote such objects. To make distributions of income and principal in accordance with the directions of the donor, grantor or testator. In the absence of such direction, such distributions shall be made at the discretion of the Board of Directors of the Corporation to an institution or agency of The Baptist Con- vention of New Mexico. Nothing herein shall prevent the Corporation from serving a charitable or religious agency, enterprise or institution not fostered by or having the official sanction of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico or The Southern Baptist Convention, if the cost of such service is recovered from the agency or institution served.

ARTICLE FOUR: Powers. The Corporation shall be authorized to assist churches, associations, agencies and institutions to obtain funding for their purposes and shall be authorized to enter into contracts for this purpose. The Corporation may assume, guarantee or become surety, endorse or secure the payment and satisfaction of bonds, coupons, mortgages, deeds of trust, deben- tures, securities, obligations, evidences of indebtedness of said institutions. In addition to the above, the Corporation shall be authorized to mortgage or otherwise pledge any property, real or mixed, under the ownership or control of said Corporation for the purpose of borrowing funds to be loaned to any of the above institutions or agencies in connection with a plan or plans authorized by the Board of Directors. The Corporation shall have the right to create and be the members and directors of separate entities organized to further the purposes of the Corpora- tion. The Directors shall exercise all power that may be exercised or performed by the Corporation under the laws of the State of New Mexico, these amended Articles of Incorporation, and the Bylaws, except to the extent the Member of this Corporation, The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, is vested with rights under the Corporation‟s Articles of Incorporation, the Bylaws, or the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act.

ARTICLE SIX: Dissolution. Upon the dissolution of the Corporation, assets remaining after all liabilities and obligations shall be paid and discharged, or adequate provision shall be made therefore, shall be distributed as provided in the New Mexico Nonprofit Corporation Act to one or more organizations which are organized and operated exclusively for one or more purposes described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. If at that time The New Mexico Baptist Foundation is such an entity, then all assets available for distribution shall be distributed to The New Mexico Baptist Foundation. Should said Foundation not be such an entity and should The Baptist Convention of New Mexico be such an entity, then all such assets shall be distributed to The Bap- tist Convention of New Mexico.

ARTICLE SEVEN: Member.

C. The provision of the foregoing paragraph shall not apply to the assets of a separate entity organized by the Corporation.

ARTICLE TEN: Indemnification. The Corporation shall indemnify any director or officer or former director or officer of the Corporation against reasonable expenses, costs, and attorneys‟ fees actually and reasonably incurred by him in connection with the defense of any action, suit or proceeding, civil or criminal, in which he is made a party by reason of being or having been a director or officer. The indemnification shall include any amounts paid to satisfy a judgment or to compromise or settle a claim. The director or officer shall not be indemnified if he shall be adjudged to be liable on the basis that he has breached or failed to perform the duties of his office and the breach or failure to perform constitutes willful misconduct or recklessness. Advance indemnification shall be allowed of a director or officer for reasonable expenses to be incurred in connection with the defense of the action, suit or proceeding provided that the director or officer must reimburse the Corpora- tion if it is subsequently determined that the director or officer was not entitled to indemnification. “Director” means any person who is or was a director of the Corporation and any person who, while a director of the Corporation, is or was serving at the request of the Corporation as a director, officer, partner, trustee, employee or agent of any foreign or domestic corporation or nonprofit corporation, cooperative, partnership, joint venture, trust, other incorporated or unincorporated enterprise or employee benefit plan or trust.

ARTICLE TWELVE: Amendment. These Articles may be further amended in the following manner: The Board of Directors shall adopt a resolution setting forth the proposed amendment and directing that it be submitted to a vote of the Member. Written notice setting forth the proposed Amendment shall be given to the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico at least ten days prior to a regular meeting of the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico prior to the meeting of the Member at which the Amendment will be considered and voted upon by the Member.

3. This Amendment was adopted by the messengers constituting The Baptist Conven- tion of New Mexico on the 30th day of October, 2002. This Amendment was also adopted by the Board of Directors of the Church Finance Corporation by a vote of a majority of the Board of Directors in office on the 18th day of May, 2002. AMENDED BYLAWS of THE CHURCH FINANCE CORPORATION (As Amended October, 30, 2002)

ARTICLE ONE: Purpose. This Corporation is an organization of Baptist believers, incorporated for the purposes set forth in the Articles of Incorporation.

ARTICLE TWO: Board of Directors.

Section 2: Officers.

A. Elective Officers. The Directors shall elect a Chairman, a Vice-Chairman and a Recording Secretary. Officers shall be elected in the first regular meeting of the Board following the annual meeting of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and shall hold office for one (1) year and until his or their successors are installed.

B. Administrative Officers. The Board shall name a President, Secretary, Treasurer and such other employees as may be deemed necessary to carry on the work of the Corporation. The tenure and basis of remuneration for these shall be determined by the Board of Directors.

Section 3: Regular Meetings. The Board of Directors shall meet four (4) times per year at such times and places as they may determine, the first such meeting following the annual meeting of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico being the one in which officers are elected. Written notice of all regular meetings shall be made by the Chairman of the Board or the executive officers of the Corporation ten (10) days prior to the meeting.

Section 5: Quorum. A quorum of the Board of Directors shall consist of a simple majority of the members of the Board.

Section 6: Committees. The Board of Directors may appoint from their own number such committee, or committees, and delegate to it or to them such authority as may be, by the Directors, deemed advisable so long as the same shall be within the limits of their own authority and discretion.

Section 7: Extent of Authority. The Directors shall exercise all power that may be exercised or performed by the Corporation under the laws of the State of New Mexi- co, the Certificate of Incorporation, and these Bylaws.

ARTICLE THREE: Duties of Officers.

Section 1: Chairman. The Chairman shall preside over all meetings of the Board of Directors and shall perform such other duties as ordinarily pertain to the office of chairman.

Section 2: Vice-Chairman. It shall be the duty of the Vice-Chairman to act for the Chairman in his absence or incapacity.

Section 4: Recording Secretary. The Recording Secretary shall keep a record of the proceedings of the Board of Directors in all business meetings.

Section 8: Treasurer. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to assist the President in all matters related to the administration of the Corporation as directed by the President. The Treasurer shall be responsible for maintaining an accurate financial record of all accounts of the Church Finance Corporation. These account records shall be provided each month and presented to the Board of Directors. The Treasurer shall executive a good and sufficient surety bond in an amount to be determined by the Board of Direc- tors.

Section 9: Directors. The business of the Corporation shall be administered by the Directors, each of whom shall be a regular member of a Baptist church cooperating with The Baptist Convention of New Mexico. The Board of Directors shall cause to be prepared the annual report and such other reports as may be deemed necessary, covering all income and disbursements, and shall distribute all designated income that is available for distribution as the need rises, and shall furnish any interested institution information concerning the investment of funds for such institution. The Directors shall make a faithful accounting of their administration of all funds entrusted to them to The Baptist Convention of New Mexico in its annual meeting. This annual report shall bear the certificate of an independent auditor and shall bear the date of the end of the fiscal year of the Corporation.

ARTICLE FIVE: Executive Committee.

Section 1: The Board of Directors, in annual session, shall elect from its own members an Executive Committee. Said committee shall be composed of not more than twelve (12) members, including the Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Recording Secre- tary, a majority of whom shall constitute a quorum.

Section 2: The Board of Directors may delegate to the Executive Committee such authority as is deemed necessary to conduct the business of the Corporation between meetings of the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE SIX: Seal. The Corporate Seal of this Corporation shall be a circular seal with the name and words, "The Church Finance Corporation."

ARTICLE SEVEN: Amendments. These Bylaws may be amended by the Board of Directors. New Mexico Baptist Foundation and Church Finance Corporation B. Lee Black, President

Pillars! What do we do when we lose the pillars of Baptist work? During my 24 years at the Foundation many 2005 beautiful relationships have been es- Board of Di- tablished with some of the most faith- rectors ful and supportive Baptists in New Mexico. For many their LEGACY Kenneth Abbot lives on. Oliver Allred Saying goodbye to a long-term com- Rena Bulsterbaum mitted staff member is equally diffi- Joseph Coey cult. Most New Mexico Baptists probably didn‟t have the pleasure of meeting an extraordinary asset to the James Francis work in this state. I am speaking of Ms. Jessica Dotson. Richard Gomez For a time she graced the offices of the Baptist New Mexican. February 23, 1998 she began serving in a new Ed Laughlin and impressive way. Jessica joined the staff of the Foun- Knute H. Lee, Jr. dation and Church Finance Corporation as Information Services Specialist. Her talents were actually much Robert Martn broader than her title would suggest. We all wish her Randy Paterson much success in her new endeavors and realize we are saying “goodbye” to one of His most talented, faithful Sara Preston and committed servants. Tim Reyes Legacy! One is never remembered for what one takes Bob Schaaf but rather what one leaves behind, be it work or Dr. James Semple, wealth. Benjamin F. Archer and his family have made Interim Executve tremendous imprints on Baptist work in New Mexico since 1933. Inlow and Sivells Camps, the Baptist Chil- Director dren‟s Home, missions, his church, the Foundation and Bobby Shows seven medical clinics primarily in the Rio Grande Val- ley are but a few examples of Ben Archer‟s ministry Beverly Spellbring concerns. He had a passion for seeing lost people come Charles Stockton to know Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. We will Earl Wallin miss the long talks over coffee and a great meal at the café in Hatch. Long ago the Foundation missed his wis- Kenneth Williams dom on the Board. Today, while Ben and his wife Doro- thy celebrate the victory of dwelling in the presence of the Lord, all afore mentioned ministries will reap material blessings in the form of trust income. While they rest in Glory their work continues.

Charles Wilson, Bernice Wade, Ruth Richards, Mary Thomas and Verena Foy have joined the Heavenly roll call. Each will be tremendously missed and are so appreciated for the legacy each has left to continue the good work. A Foundation Board member for nine years and named Man of the Year by Carlsbad, the community which he served so well, Charles Wilson was the last layman to hold a BCNM elected officer position. Ruth Richards and her husband Dr. Frank Richards had such an incredible passion for the lost in the Native American community.

Twelve new accounts were added to the assets under management in the twelve months ending June 30, 2005. In addition to the afore mentioned, bene- ficiary ministry funds will now be made available to local churches, the Foun- dation, NAMB for Indian work in the Southwest, the Children‟s Home and financial support for retired pastors and or their wives or widows. One very large fund will eventually generate income which the State Executive Board of the BCNM will decide how to use. In addition, a donor placed a very large fund with the Foundation and the charitable beneficiaries will be determined by the donor each year. Lasting legacies and pillars – God bless each person and their families!

In His Service, B. Lee Black, President Sara Preston, Foundation Chairman Richard Gomez, Church Finance Corporation Chairman

Volunteers

Office Volunteers Ed Storm Mary Gomez Tom Walmsley Field Volunteers Charles Batsel, Albuquerque Ivey Massey, Hobbs John and Sara Preston, Farmington In the 12 Months ended June 30, 2005

Foundation Assets Under Man- agement CFC Highlights • Church Finance Corporation As- Assets under management total sets $7,993,261 $24,457,382 • 403 loans made to 215 churches - $36,812,316 (fair market value) as of June 30, 2005 • 14 loans made in last 12 months - $3,373,5008 The Foundation provided... After conducting 18 conferences and leading 9 worship services the Foun- dation had the opportunity to meet with 41 families resulting in 19 wills being prepared. The present value of the gifts by will for the year ended 6-30-05 was more than $639,000: $67,000 outright gifts to churches, BSU, Retired Pastors Support Fund (RPSF) and the Founda- tion; • $148,157 to missions $210,000 in trust for New Mexico • $14,080 to students for scholarships Baptist Children‟s Home Edu- cation Fund, Lottie Moon, An- • $179,649 for Children‟s Home and nie Armstrong, and uses at the camp ministries discretion of NMBF • $239,009 to individuals through $388,800 will provide income to trust for a limited time for the charitable agreements and invest- New Mexico Singing Church- ments men, RPSF and Inlow Camp $80,261 income added to princi- $361,880 will produce income, for a limited time, to be used by the pal Lottie Moon Fund and local churches Church Finance Corporation New trusts were also added totaling more than $2,932,000. The income Assets Under Management from these funds will initially provide support to the donors or donor‟s Assets under management total family and then be used for the ben- $7,993,261 as of June 30, 2005 efit of the NM Baptist Children‟s Home, ministries to be determined CFC Highlights by the Foundation, Churches, BSU, Howard Payne University, RPSF, • Church Finance Corporation Assets Wayland, Golden Gate and South- $7,993,261 western Baptist Theological Semi- nary Scholarships, ENMU Depart- ment of Religion Scholarships, The Ranches and the BCNM State Exec- utive Board.

• Participation in Church Loans – Participate in the Collateralized Loan Pool (Series C) or a specific • 403 loans made to 215 churches - Church Loan. Offering is backed $36,812,316 by first mortgages with a competitive interest rate. • 14 loans made in last 12 months - $3,373,5008

Investment Opportunities For Individuals... • Church Building Short Term Investment Fund -provides short term/construction loans for churches while paying 1-year CD rates or better on your short-term investment. Rates adjusted monthly. The rate for September is 3.35%. • Church Building Investment Note – provides long term financing for church loans with 1, 3, 5, or 7 year maturity and at competitive interest rates, currently from 3.5%-5.25%. • Participation in Church Loans – Participate in the Collateralized Loan Pool or a specific Church Loan. Offering is backed by first mortgages with a competitive interest rate.

For Churches or Ministries... Churches can invest in the individual investments listed above or create a more diverse portfolio with a Funds Management Agreement (FMA). In a FMA you can invest in CFC offerings as well as the Fixed Income Fund and Equity Fund.

2006 Preliminary Budget Crossing the Jordan A Three-Year Plan Income ______Service Income $452,000 Gift Income 131,295 Operating Fund Income 3,150 Total Income $586,445 Expenses ______Auto/Travel 35,500 Office Operations/Building Professional 19,000 Professional Ministry 19,350 (Personnel) Ministry 459,187 Total Expenses $583,771 Note: The budget figures shown above are a work in progress which will actually be lower once approved.

Staff Directory Board Members Articles of Incorpora- tion/Bylaws Annual Report Budget

SIVELLS BAPTIST RETREAT AND CONFERENCE CENTER 1254 Cox Canyon Road Cloudcroft, NM 88317 (505) 687-3538 [email protected]

Wynelle Klopfer Resident Manager

Paul Klopfer Associate Manager

BOARD OF DIRECTORS SIVELLS BAPTIST CAMP 2006

Chairman ...... Lester Rinderknecht Vice Chairman ...... J.W. Youngblood Recording Secretary ...... Chris Pate

Non-Expiring Term

Executive Director, BCNM

One-Year Term—Expires 2005 Charles Crane 1117 Leo Dr., Portales 88130 356-5594 Mark Davis PO Box 1870, Ruidoso 88355 257-2081 K.M. McCarthick 220 W. Avenue I, Lovington 88260 396-2524 Mona Williams 1502 Washington, Artesia 88210 746-9689

Two-Year Term—Expires 2006 Ray Bell Route 2, 4103 School, Roswell 88201 622-4800 Chris Pate 23 Three Canyon Rd., Mayhill 88339 687-3828 Roy Placker 1931 Desert Greens Dr., Las Cruces 88011 532-1707 Lester Renderknecht 999 NM Hwy. 24, Weed 88354 687-3192

Three-Year Term—Expires 2007 Karen Carlton PO Box 32, Hagerman 88232 752-3556 Bob Moore 3114 La Cresta, Alamogordo 88310 437-0892 R.W. Norris 100 Rachel Dr., Lovington 88260 392-2222 Leroy Lacey PO Box 1498, Deming 88031 546-2998

ARTICLES of INCORPORATION of SIVELLS BAPTIST RETREAT AND CONFERENCE CENTER

ARTICLE ONE: Name. The name of the Corporation is Sivells Baptist Re- treat and Conference Center.

ARTICLE TWO: Duration. The period of its duration is perpetual.

ARTICLE THREE: Purpose. Sivells Baptist Retreat and Conference Center Board shall operate Sivells Baptist Retreat and Conference Center as a private religious camp to provide camping facilities for use by the organizations of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico and other churches and organizations whose goals and purposes are compatible with the purposes of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico.

ARTICLE FOUR: Charitable Nature. No part of the net earnings of the Corporation shall inure to the benefit of, or be distributable to its members, trustees, officers, or other private persons, except that the Corporation shall be authorized and empowered to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered and to make payments and distributions in furtherance of the purposes set forth herein. No substantial part of the activities of the Corporation shall be the carrying on of propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation, and the Corporation shall not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution of statements) any political campaign on behalf of or in opposition to any candidate for public office. Notwithstanding any other provision of these Articles, the Corporation shall not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on (a) by a corporation exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code, or (b) by a corporation, contributions to which are deductible under section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

ARTICLE SIX: Member.

BYLAWS of SIVELLS BAPTIST RETREAT AND CONFERENCE CENTER

ARTICLE ONE: Name and Location. The name of this organization shall be Sivells Baptist Retreat and Conference Center. Sivells Baptist Retreat and Conference Center shall be located in the Sacramento Mountains of Otero County, New Mexico, and shall be addressed at 1254 Cox Canyon Road, Cloudcroft, NM 88317.

ARTICLE THREE: Duties of Officers.

Section 1. President: The President shall preside over all meetings of the Board of Directors and shall perform such other duties as ordinarily pertain to the office of president. The President may also serve as the Chairman of the Board.

Section 2. Vice-President: It shall be the duty of the Vice-President to act for the Chairman in his absence or incapacity. The Vice-President may also serve as the Vice- Chairman of the Board.

Section 4. Treasurer: The Treasurer shall be responsible to receive, disburse, and make a true and detailed accounting for all funds of whatever type coming to the Camp.

ARTICLE FOUR: Meetings of the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors shall meet four times a year at the Camp at least two weeks prior to the meeting of the State Executive Board of The Baptist Convention of New Mexico, and, should circumstances require, at other times when directors shall be given five days notice by the President. A quorum shall consist of a majority of the elected directors then in office.

ARTICLE SIX: Salary and Indemnification.

The Sivells board members include:

Ray Bell, Roswell Bob Moore, Alamogordo Le Roy Lacey, Deming Charles Crane, Portales Mark Davis, Ruidoso Mac McCarthick, Lovington Chris Pate, Mayhill Roy Placker, Las Cruces Mona Williams, Artesia R.W. Norris, Carlsbad Karen Carlton, Hagerman Les Renderknecht, Weed

Officers on the board include: Les Renderknecht, president; Charles Crane, vice president; Chris Pate, secretary; Roy Plack- er, treasurer.

2005 Finance through August

Revenue Expenses 190,771.89 167,740.86

Camping information registered to date in the BCNM is as follows through August:

Type of Group # of Groups #of Camper Days

Convention 7 3620 NM Baptist Churches 16 688 Other Groups 19 1720 Total 42 6028

The following numbers of decisions were reported :

Salvation: 27 Rededication: 18 Special service: 5

The camp fees will remain the same for 2006. This will be our 4th consecutive year at this price. We are very thankful to all of our local churches for supporting camp ministry at Sivells. When we can keep the fees down more children and young people will have the opportunity to come to camp, and this gives us the joy of sharing Christ while they are here on the campus. Thanks to all of our wonderful supporting churches who make camp ministry possible at Sivells:

The camp is continuing the construction of the dorm complex in the lower camp area. Please keep us in your prayers as we step out on this faith venture to build and complete the dorm/ conference complex on the hill.

This summer’s camps were very well received with Doulos reaching 300 capacity and Connection camps approaching the 300 in attendance mark. All of our summer convention camps had an overwhelming response to summer programs for our children and young people. Please call us if we can assist your church in any way this upcoming summer season.

The Sivells summer internship; “Project Timothy”, had its third great summer. We had interns from Kentucky, Tularosa, and right here from our own T or C, New Mexico. These young people gave us 8 weeks of their summer to come and serve. Thank you for your overwhelming response. We hope that this program will be a long standing one at Sivells Baptist Camp. Our state young people are awesome!!!!

As always we thank all of our volunteers and churches for their continuing prayers and support. It is your vision that keeps Sivells moving forward in 2006. We look forward to assisting our New Mexico Baptist churches this 2006 season.

Respectfully submitted

Wynelle Klopfer Manager Sivells Baptist Retreat and Conference Center

2006 Budget

Acct Title 2005 Change Pro- Budget posed 2006 500400 Manager Salary 31,700 793 32,493 501400 Associate Manager 24,000 (3,500) 20,500 502400 Secretary/Dietician 10,250 4,356 14,606 503400 Part-time Staff Salaries 27,529 (529) 27,000 506400 Work Week Expense 400 0 400 507400 Manager Travel 750 0 750 510400 Office Supplies 1,000 0 1,000 515400 Janitorial Supplies 500 0 500 516400 Store Supplies 6,000 (2,000) 4,000 517400 Promotion 1,500 500 2,000 518400 Miscellaneous 500 0 500 519400 Utilities 30,000 5,000 35,000 520400 Repairs 9,000 0 9,000 521400 Camper Insurance 4,000 0 4,000 522400 Commercial Insurance 15,000 5,000 20,000 527400 Vehicle Operation 7,500 1,500 9,000 550400 Telephone 1,800 600 2,400 554400 Groceries 35,000 2,000 37,000 556400 Recreation Equipment 1,500 0 1,500 565400 Employee‟s Retirement 11,536 289 11,825 566400 Social Security Taxes 4,120 0 4,120 567400 Employee‟s Insurance 16,068 432 16,500 579400 Medical Supplies 50 0 50 580400 New Equipment 19,197 (9,197) 10,000 586400 Trash Removal 1,200 500 1,700 587400 Road Maintenance 400 0 400 588400 Girls Summer Camp 2,500 0 2,500 590400 Christmas Bonus 1,000 0 1,000 600400 Cash Transfer (should be zero) 0 0 0 TOTAL 264,000 5,744 269,744

427400 Designations 60,000 429400 Foundation Endowments 0 451400 Registration Fee 204,744 452400 Interest Income 0 453400 Store Receipts 5,000 TOTAL INCOME 269,744

Historical Table Directory of Church Leaders Directory of Churches and Missions Statistical Tables

DIRECTORY NEW MEXICO MINISTERS, ET AL. CODE

AP – Associate Pastor MR – Minister of Recreation DM – Director of Associational Missions MY – Minister of Youth LP – Language Pastor OM – Ordained Minister MC – Minister of Children PM – Preschool Minister ME – Minister of Education SP – Senior Pastor MM – Minister of Music SW – State Denominational Worker MP – Mission Pastor

This list has been corrected according to all available information up to April 4, 2006, and to the best of knowledge was correct on that date. Each church, in its sovereignty and subject to no power or authority of the Convention, ordains and licenses ministers and calls and employs pastors and staff. Southern Bap- tist Convention and other Baptist organizations independent of the Convention select their own chaplains, missionaries, evangelists and staff. Consequently, the listings below are in no way to be considered a recommendation or affirmation. The persons are listed, based on responses from churches and other organizations, solely for information with no approval implied or expressed.

Abel, Hayden, PO Box 33, Moriarty, 87035, 832-6385, OM Acosta, Jorge, 3817 Barcelona Pl. SW, Albuquerque, 87121, 873-4976, SP Affentranger, Pam, 8888 Harper Dr NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 828-2600, MP Akins, Marty, 301 E Snyder St, Hobbs, 88240, 393-7183, SP Alaniz, Michael, PO Box 8, Artesia, 88211, 746-2969, MC Alba, Elvira, PO Box 86, Lovington, 88260, 396-3025, MP Alderete, Richard, PO Box 2593, Las Cruces, 88004, 523-9491, MY Alexander, Bobby, PO Box 298, Grants, 87020, 285-6643, MY Allen, Becky, PO Box 1870, Ruidoso, 88355, 257-2081, MP Allen, Travis, PO Box 1749, Artesia, 88211, 746-9736, OM Aly, Randy, PO Box 358, Jal, 88252, 395-2402, SP Anchondo, David, 501 N Burk St, Hobbs, 88240, 397-5983, OM Anderson, Gai Gai, PO Box 26446, Albuquerque, 87125, 247-3611, MC Apodaca, Jim, 6160 Moongate Rd, Las Cruces, 88012, 382-0386, OM Armstead, Rodney, PO Box 2097, Milan, 87021, 287-8510, ME Armstrong, Jake, 301 E Snyder St, Hobbs, 88240, 393-7183, OM Arney, Scott, PO Box 281, Carlsbad, 88221, 885-4889, MY Arreola, Raul M. , 808 Alamo St, Las Cruces, 88001, 647-0564, SP, MP Arreola, Yolanda E., 808 S. Alamo St, Las Cruces, 88001, 312-6765, MY, MP Arreola, Yolanda M., 808 Alamo St, Las Cruces, 88001, 647-0564, ME, MC Ash, Jeff, PO Box 23, Belen, 87002, 864-8621, MC Auckland, Roger A., PO Box 276, Flora Vista, 87415, 334-8062, MY Aultman, Beth, PO Box 33, Moriarty, 87035, 832-6385, MC Aune, Pearl, PO Box 2097, Milan, 87021, 287-8510, MP, MR

Babb, Erwin, Box 51509, Espanola, 87532, 753-6821, SP Babbitt, Cliff, 300 Baca Ave, Las Vegas, 87701, 426-9212, OM Bacon, Bob, PO Box 489, Carlsbad, 88221, 887-1158, SP Bailey, Keith, 4 Road 5323, Farmington, 87401, 325-1229, MY Baker, Bruce, PO Box 23, Belen, 87002, 864-8621, SP Baker, Eugene, PO Box 15194, Farmington, 87401, , SP Baker, George, 5525 Real Del Norte, Las Cruces, 88012, 382-0319, OM Baltazar, Monica, PO Box 86, Lovington, 88260, 396-3025, MC Barbeau, Roland G., PO Box 40, Roy, 87743, 485-2679, OM Barber, Steven, 8888 Harper Dr NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 828-2600, MY Barber, Wayne, 8888 Harper Dr NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 828-2600, SP Barlow, Larry, PO Box 340, Salem, 87941, 267-4237, SP Barnes, Charlie, 322 W Grand Ave, Artesia, 88210, 748-1308, OM Barreras, Jerry, PO Box 1150, Mesilla, 88046, 524-2995, SP Barrios, Elioref, 501 N Burk St, Hobbs, 88240, 397-5983, SP Barrios, Hilcias, PO Box 6857, Albuquerque, 87197, 345-3299, SP Bastian, George, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, OM Beam, David W., 1800 S Locust St, Las Cruces, 88001, 522-7900, OM Beard, Michael L., 1615 Edith Blvd SE, Albuquerque, 87102, 243-1437, SP Becknell, Charles E., PO Box 44835, Rio Rancho, 87174, 896-6901, AP Becknell, Sr, Charles E., PO Box 44835, Rio Rancho, 87174, 896-6901, SP Bedford, Benjamin, PO Box 3158, Albuquerque, 87190, 247-4781, SP Begay, Rick, PO Box 2727, Shiprock, 87420, , AP Belk, A. D. Hoss, 1500 W Blodgett St, Carlsbad, 88220, 885-5033, OM Beller, Mitch, PO Box 295, Fort Wingate, 87316, 488-7008, MY Beller, Taylor, PO Box 295, Fort Wingate, 87316, 488-7008, MY, MC Belmonte, Arminda, PO Box 12352, Albuquerque, 87195, 242-8679, MC Belmonte, Hector, PO Box 12352, Albuquerque, 87195, 242-8679, SP Benitez, Angela, PO Box 321, Las Cruces, 88004, 526-5414, MC Benitez, Naya, PO Box 328, Alamogordo, 88311, 443-2449, SP Berry, Winston, 100 S Ave C, Portales, 88130, 356-6761, ME, MY, MC Berryman, Keith, 511 W Arrington St, Farmington, 87401, 325-4528, SP Bethany, Darrel, 2420 N Garden Ave, Roswell, 88201, 622-8182, OM Bird, Ryan, 1316 Scenic Dr, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-7311, OM Black, JimE, 1313 Apache Ave, Santa Fe, 87505, 983-9766, SP Black, B. Lee, PO Box 16560, Albuquerque, 87191, 332-3777, SW Blackburn, Ralph, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, OM Blackwood, Lynn, 211 W 20th St, Farmington, 87401, 327-4771, OM Blakey, Bo, PO Box 1048, Angel Fire, 87710, 377-3107, SP Blanford, Mark, 123 Osuna Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87107, 345-2380, ME Blanton, Wayne, PO Box 367, High Rolls Mountain Park, 88325, 682-3211, ME Boardman, Hollis, 2420 N Garden Ave, Roswell, 88201, 622-8182, MY Boatman, Fred, PO Box 382, Logan, 88426, 487-2232, OM Bodie, Jerry, PO Box 2727, Shiprock, 87420, SP Boggs, Mark, 700 S 8th St, Deming, 88030, 546-3955, OM Bolanos, Abelardo, PO Box 8, Artesia, 88211, 746-2969, SP Bonner, David B., 100 S Ave C, Portales, 88130, 356-6761, OM Boone, Matt, 1700 E Yeso Dr, Hobbs, 88240, 397-7447, MY Bostic, Jim P., PO Box 33, Rehoboth, 87322, 722-7973, SP, MP Bostwick, Toby, PO Box 335, Melrose, 88124, 253-4403, MY Boyd, Robbie, 322 W Grand Ave, Artesia, 88210, 748-1308, ME Boyer, Mary Lou, 511 W Arrington St, Farmington, 87401, 325-4528, MC Bradshaw, W. A., 3906 19th Ave SE, Rio Rancho, 87124, 892-1323, AP Branan, Chris, PO Box 33, Moriarty, 87035, 832-6385, ME Brasier, Robert W., PO Box 1217, Silver City, 88062, 388-1582, SP Brewer, Amy, PO Box 1015, Clovis, 88102, 762-2926, MP Brewer, Coy D., PO Box 287, Fort Sumner, 88119, 355-2634, SP Brickley, Curtis, 8888 Harper Dr NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 828-2600, MP Bridge, Jared, 2600 American Rd SE Ste 350, Rio Rancho, 87124, 922-9200, MY Brionnes, Norma, PO Box 2046, Clovis, 88102, 762-6588, MC Brittain, Bob, PO Box 473, Thoreau, 87323, 862-7747, SP Brittain, David, PO Box 15025, Rio Rancho, 87174, 994-0430, SP Brittain, Rick, PO Box 51195, Albuquerque, 87181, 553-0922, SP Broaddus, Toni, PO Box 418, Magdalena, 87825, 854-2389, MP Brooks, Douglas C., 921 Parkland Dr, Clovis, 88101, 762-1779, SP Brown, Doug, P.O. Box 24198, Santa Fe, 87502, 989-1585, SP Bruce, Leon, PO Box A, Conchas Dam, 88416, 868-2237, SP Bryant, Dave, 1500 W Blodgett St, Carlsbad, 88220, 885-5033, ME, MY Bublitz, Steve, 80 State Road 4, Los Alamos, 87544, 672-9764, AP Buchanan, Jerry, PO Box 23, Datil, 87821, 772-5537, SP Budagher, Saith M., 3906 19th Ave SE, Rio Rancho, 87124, 892-1323, SP Buerkle, Edward, PO Box 825, Raton, 87740, 445-8143, SP Bull, Richard, PO Box 401, Tucumcari, 88401, 461-4500, SP Bunce, Joseph, PO Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199, 924-2300, SW Bundick, Bill, 1316 Scenic Dr, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-7311, MP Bunt, Eugene, 6160 Moongate Rd, Las Cruces, 88012, 382-0386, OM Burgett, Stan P., 4 Road 5323, Farmington, 87401, 325-1229, AP Burk, Jewell M., PO Box 283, Santa Clara, 88026, 537-2224, ME Burks, Justin, PO Box 490, La Luz, 88337, 437-8688, MY Burleigh, David, 301 School of Mines Rd., Socorro, 87801, 835-5831, SW Burnett, Roland, PO Box 307, Alto, 88312, 336-1979, SP Bush, Mike, PO Box 1996, Roswell, 88202, 623-2640, OM Butler, Robert J., 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, SP Butler, Sidney O., PO Box 1965, Hobbs, 88241, 393-1485, SP Byers, Andy, 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, MY Byers, Joe B., PO Box 38, Kirtland, 87417, 598-5809, SP

Cabrera, A. F., PO Box 188, Portales, 88130, 356-4501, OM Cain, Jack, PO Box 329, Truth Or Consequences, 87901, 894-3005, OM Calahan, Barry, 1500 W Blodgett St, Carlsbad, 88220, 885-5033, AP Calzadillas, Elena, PO Box 5959, Santa Fe, 87502, 982-5854, MC Camacho, Leonel, 900 S Bloomfield Blvd, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-6657, SP Cano, Jose, PO Box 3037, Gallup, 87305, 722-7307, OM Carroll, Ann, 950 Horner Road, Las Cruces, 88007, 524-2105, MC, MP Carroll, Butch, 950 Horner Road, Las Cruces, 88007, 524-2105, OM Cartwright, Jim, 3906 19th Ave SE, Rio Rancho, 87124, 892-1323, ME Castillo, Deandra, PO Box 44, Counselor, 87018, 486-6141, MP Castillo, Dionne, PO Box 44, Counselor, 87018, 486-6141, MC Castillo, Timothy, 4400 E Main St, Farmington, 87402, 327-7791, SP Castillo, Wallace, PO Box 44, Counselor, 87018, 486-6141, SP Castro, Johnny, PO Box 7, Fruitland, 87416, 564-9756, SP Caton, Fred, PO Box 667, Tucumcari, 88401, 461-3106, SP Cavanaugh, Mick, 1508 N Dal Paso St, Hobbs, 88240, 397-7661, ME, MY Chambless, Debbie, 417 Palomas Dr SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 256-1682, MY Chambless, Jim, 417 Palomas Dr SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 256-1682, MY Champouillon, Michael, 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, OM Chandler, Mark, PO Box 295, Fort Wingate, 87316, 488-7008, MP Charley, Lita, PO Box 2892, Farmington, 87499, 327-7704, MC Chastine, Tammy, 1800 S Locust St, Las Cruces, 88001, 522-7900, MP Chesser, Rody, PO Box 64, Grady, 88120, 357-2525, SP Clair, Kenneth R., PO Box 670, Bernalillo, 87004, 867-8807, SP Class, Jeff, PO Box 1996, Roswell, 88202, 623-2640, SW Cloud, Steve, PO Box 1015, Clovis, 88102, 762-2926, MY Clymer, Daniel S., PO Box 140, Jemez Pueblo, 87024, 834-7551, SP, MY Clymer, Richard M., PO Box 140, Jemez Pueblo, 87024, 834-7551, OM Coey, Brian, PO Box 1335, , 87008, 281-9055, MY Coffman, LaVerne, PO Box 19, Causey, 88113, MC Coleman, Sr., David J., 301 Chama St NE, Albuquerque, 87108, 255-8223, SP Collins, Rick, 3906 19th Ave SE, Rio Rancho, 87124, 892-1323, AP Combs, John, PO Box 188, Portales, 88130, 356-4501, MY Comer, Lin L., PO Box 3037, Gallup, 87305, 722-7307, OM Cone, Claude W., 12501 Lomas Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 294-7679, SP Connors, Bill, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, MY Cook, Joe W., PO Box 1888, Hobbs, 88241, 393-8065, AP Cook, Michael, PO Box 26446, Albuquerque, 87125, 247-3611, SP Cook, Todd, 2600 American Rd SE Ste 350, Rio Rancho, 87124, 922-9200, SP Cooley, Dan, 10131 Coors Blvd NW Ste K3, Albuquerque, 87114, 792-9191, SP Coonrod, Paul, 10131 Coors Blvd NW Ste K3, Albuquerque, 87114, 792-9191, MY Cooper, David C., PO Box 11785, Albuquerque, 87192, 881-7780, SP Cooper, Nina, PO Box 11785, Albuquerque, 87192, 881-7780, AP Cordova, William, Box 6504, Taos, 87571, 758-9127, AP Coulter, Forrest, 921 Parkland Dr, Clovis, 88101, 762-1779, MY Countryman, Sherman, PO Box 3657, Alamogordo, 88311, 437-7061, SP Cox, David, PO Box 829, Carrizozo, 88301, 648-2968, MY Cox, John, 605 N 6th St, Carlsbad, 88220, 887-1128, MY Craft, J.B., PO Box 4, Pinon, 88344, 687-3049, SP Crawford, Jimmy, 12129 N Denver City Hwy, Hobbs, 88242, 392-8468, SP Crow, David, PO Box 335, Melrose, 88124, 253-4403, OM Cuellar, Deborah, PO Box 506, Mesilla Park, 88047, 524-7658, MC Cunningham, Paul, 2200 Diamond Dr, Los Alamos, 87544, 672-3712, SP

Dan, Lillie, PO Box 2892, Farmington, 87499, 327-7704, MC Dana, Marc, 5500 2nd St SW, Albuquerque, 87105, 877-5673, SP Darnell, Jim, 322 W Grand Ave, Artesia, 88210, 748-1308, OM Davenport, Robert L., PO Box 26446, Albuquerque, 87125, 247-3611, OM Davidson, Richard, PO Box 12805, Albuquerque, 87195, 877-9447, OM Davis, Carolyn, PO Box 472, Estancia, 87016, 384-9565, MR Davis, Clarence, 955 S Walnut St, Las Cruces, 88001, 524-7422, SP Davis, Mark, PO Box 1870, Ruidoso, 88355, 257-2081, MY Davison, Renee, 9 Los Chavez Park Rd, Belen, 87002, 865-7701, MY Dawson, Diane, PO Box 66, Tijeras, 87059, 281-3342, MY Dawson, Ralph, 8510 Wyoming Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87113, 298-7583, MC De La Cruz, Viola, PO Box 86, Lovington, 88260, 396-3025, MY, MR Dees, Jonathan, PO Box 15208, Rio Rancho, 87174, 892-3195, SP Delarue, Ray, 211 W 20th St, Farmington, 87401, 327-4771, OM Delores, Richard, PO Box 206, Cubero, 87014, 552-9608, SP, MP Denney, Dolly, 1605 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe, 87505, 983-9141, MP Derrick, Raymond, PO Box 82, Lake Arthur, 88253, SP Deslaurier, Jerica, 511 W Arrington St, Farmington, 87401, 325-4528, MY Deutsawe, David, PO Box 206, Cubero, 87014, 552-9608, MY Devine, Mark, 1701 Standpipe Rd, Carlsbad, 88220, 887-5051, SP Diaz, Dennis J., PO Box 506, Mesilla Park, 88047, 524-7658, SP Dickens, Joan, 1800 S Locust St, Las Cruces, 88001, 522-7900, ME Dickerson, James, PO Box 257, Fairacres, 88033, 526-3680, MY Dierdorf, Thomas E., 4 Road 5323, Farmington, 87401, 325-1229, SP Dishman, Scott, 301 E Snyder St, Hobbs, 88240, 393-7183, MY Dixon, Connie, PO Box 212, Elida, 88116, 274-6371, MY Dollar, Bill, PO Box 747, Rociada, 87742, 454-7554, SP Donalson, Andrew, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, MY Dooley, Geraldine, Box 629, Portales, 88130, 356-4331, SW Drake, Lillie I., 301 E Castle Ave, Hobbs, 88240, 393-8823, MC Drake, Shawn, 2911 N Dal Paso St, Hobbs, 88240, 392-5009, SP Dryden, Cory, PO Box 1216, Chama, 87520, 756-2513, SP Duke, Jamie, 2200 Diamond Dr, Los Alamos, 87544, 672-3712, ME, MY Dumont, Paul, 5915 Bluewater Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87105, 831-1899, SP Duncan, Jimmy, PO Box 2575, Los Lunas, 87031, 865-3581, SP Dunlap, Kevin, 8818 2nd St NW, Albuquerque, 87114, 898-2625, MY Dunn, Dennis, PO Box 26327, Albuquerque, 87125, 242-8928, SP Dunn, LaVerne, PO Box 26327, Albuquerque, 87125, 242-8928, ME Dusek, Thomas, PO Box 518, Weed, 88354, 687-2113, SP

Eaton, James, PO Box 994, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-5195, AP, MP, MY Eaton, John, PO Box 994, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-5195, SP Eaton, Patricia, PO Box 994, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-5195, ME, MC, MP Eberhardt, Mike, 2501 N Norris St, Clovis, 88101, 762-4727, AP Edgington, Charles, 514 N. Telshor, Las Cruces, 88011, 526-9535, MY Edwards, Edward W., 12501 Lomas Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 294-7679, ME Edwards, Judith, PO Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199, 924-2300, SW Ellsworth, Seth, PO Box 296, Texico, 88135, 482-3632, MY Embery, John, 417 Palomas Dr SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 256-1682, SP Emrick, Penny, 1700 E Yeso Dr, Hobbs, 88240, 397-7447, MC, MP England, David, 321 E Center St, Tucumcari, 88401, 461-2724, SP Engle, Mike T., PO Box 2923, Los Lunas, 87031, 864-6195, SP Englehart, David, 1313 E. University Ave., Las Cruces, 88001, 522-7370, SW Escobar, Pedro, PO Box 2046, Clovis, 88102, 762-6588, SP Espinoza, Jesus, PO Box 1165, Portales, 88130, 356-0489, SP Espinoza, Samuel, PO Box 1165, Portales, 88130, 356-0489, MY Espy, Vander, PO Box 446, Santa Rosa, 88435, 472-3622, SP Esquibel, Anthony, 8510 Wyoming Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87113, 298-7583, MP Etsitty, Patty, PO Box 2892, Farmington, 87499, 327-7704, MC Eubank, Bill, 97A Rd. 5295, Farmington, 87401, 327-0264, SW Evans, Cheyenne, PO Box 429, Capitan, 88316, 354-2044, MY Evans, Larry, PO Box 392, Cloudcroft, 88317, 682-2763, SP

Fair, Marshall, PO Box 127, Roswell, 88202, 622-2553, OM Fajardo, Isabel, PO Box 1150, Mesilla, 88046, 524-2995, MP Farmer, Charles R., PO Box 1126, Socorro, 87801, 835-0041, SP Farrell, Sean, PO Box 23, Belen, 87002, 864-8621, MY Ferguson, Jack, PO Box 208, Dexter, 88230, 734-5673, SP Fernandez, David Noel, PO Box 366, Gallup, 87305, 722-6324, SP, ME Fernandez, Salvador, PO Box 647, Alamogordo, 88311, 434-8650, SP Fierro, Jessie, PO Box 177, Carlsbad, 88221, 887-4054, SP Fleetwood, H.R., PO Box 2892, Farmington, 87499, 327-7704, SP Fleming, John, PO Box 168, Reserve, 87830, 533-6330, SP Flett, Louis, PO Box 23, Belen, 87002, 864-8621, OM Flint, Brent, PO Box 1524, Santa Teresa, 88008, 589-1269, MC, MP Flores, Rosalinda L., PO Box 2593, Las Cruces, 88004, 523-9491, MC Fontana, Victor, PO Box 235, Cimarron, 87714, 376-2469, SP Foreman, John, 6160 Moongate Rd, Las Cruces, 88012, 382-0386, OM Fountain, Woodrow, 1100 Michigan Ave, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-5510, OM Francis, Nelda, 300 Baca Ave, Las Vegas, 87701, 426-9212, MY Frazier, Ryan, 8888 Harper Dr NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 828-2600, MC Freeman, Delia, PO Box 337, Portales, 88130, 356-3726, MP Freeman, Mozel, PO Box 3037, Gallup, 87305, 722-7307, OM Fuller, Bobby W., 1500 W Blodgett St, Carlsbad, 88220, 885-5033, OM

Gage, Herbert F., 300 Baca Ave, Las Vegas, 87701, 426-9212, SP Gallegos, Peggy, 1555 Velvet Ln, Bosque Farms, 87068, 584-2370, ME Garcia, Lazaro, 2420 N Garden Ave, Roswell, 88201, 622-8182, OM Gardner, Bruce, PO Box 473, Thoreau, 87323, 862-7747, OM Geary, Terry, 1316 Scenic Dr, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-7311, MP Gedde, Alan, PO Box 127, Roswell, 88202, 622-2553, MY Gererro, Jesus, 1534 Blake Rd SW, Albuquerque, 87105, 877-7939, MP Gerritson, Paul, PO Box 504, Mountainair, 87036, 847-2394, SP Gibbs, Neil, 1800 S Locust St, Las Cruces, 88001, 522-7900, AP Gibbs, Willie, 417 E Wildy St, Roswell, 88203, 623-5420, SP Gilliland, Timothy D., PO Box 1870, Ruidoso, 88355, 257-2081, SP Glanzer, Bryan, 1800 S Locust St, Las Cruces, 88001, 522-7900, AP Glass, Dawn, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, MP Gleason, Ken, PO Box 33, Moriarty, 87035, 832-6385, OM Gleaton, Daniel, 1100 W Manana Blvd, Clovis, 88101, 763-3471, MY Glenn, Kevin, 106 S Miranda St, Las Cruces, 88005, 524-3691, MY Gnatkowski, Mel, PO Box 429, Capitan, 88316, 354-2044, SP Goff, Mike, PO Box 68006, Albuquerque, 87193, 792-8737, AP Goings, Steve, 107 Vineyard Ln, Carlsbad, 88220, 885-3905, SP Goldston, Brandon, 321 E Center St, Tucumcari, 88401, 461-2724, MY Gomez, Facio, PO Box 418, Magdalena, 87825, 854-2389, MY Gonnsen, Mangus V., 301 Chama St NE, Albuquerque, 87108, 255-8223, OM Gonzales, Cheryl, 900 S Bloomfield Blvd, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-6657, MY Gonzales, Tomas, PO Box 972, Tucumcari, 88401, 461-7804, SP Gonzalez, Rosa, 808 S. Alamo St, Las Cruces, 88001, 312-6765, MR Gonzalez, Saul, PO Box 2593, Las Cruces, 88004, 523-9491, SP Goode, Kenneth A., 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, DM Gooden, Eddie, PO Box 295, Fort Wingate, 87316, 488-7008, SP Goodner, Jim, 12501 Lomas Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 294-7679, OM Goodwin, Bud, 3405 Vereda Baja, Santa Fe, 87507, 473-9467, SP Grant, Troy O., 1418 Mossman Dr, Roswell, 88201, 622-1372, SP Grants, Rose Margaret, PO Box 26327, Albuquerque, 87125, 242-8928, MP Gray, Charles, PO Box 295, Fort Wingate, 87316, 488-7008, OM Green, Alfred Leon, 301 E Castle Ave, Hobbs, 88240, 393-8823, SP Green, Norman, PO Box 166, Mayhill, 88339, 687-3754, SP Gregory, Kevin P., PO Box 15025, Rio Rancho, 87174, 994-0430, ME Griffith, Steve, PO Box 283, Santa Clara, 88026, 537-2224, SP Grisham, Richard L., 2420 N Garden Ave, Roswell, 88201, 622-8182, SP Grothe, Mark, PO Box 66452, Albuquerque, 87193, 463-0507, SP Grummert, Lynette, PO Box 490, La Luz, 88337, 437-8688, MC Guerito, Tom, HCR 17 Box 420, Cuba, 87013, SP Gutierrez, Cesar, PO Box 5959, Santa Fe, 87502, 982-5854, SP

Hagan, Albert, PO Box 472, Estancia, 87016, 384-9565, SP Hale, Broadus, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, OM Hales, Doyle, PO Box 448, Window Rock AZ, 86515, SP Hall, Bob, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, OM Hall, Mervyn, 6160 Moongate Rd, Las Cruces, 88012, 382-0386, OM Hamilton, Bob, PO Box 151, Monument, 88265, 393-7639, SP Hamilton, Cindy, 103 North Heights, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-3787, MC Hamilton, Jennings, 103 North Heights, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-3787, SP Hancock, John, 9800 Benavides Rd SW, Albuquerque, 87121, 831-1225, SP Hancock, John, PO Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199, 924-2300, SW Hand, Anita A., PO Box 23, Datil, 87821, 772-5537, MY Haney, Kevin, 12 Unser Blvd SE Ste A, Rio Rancho, 87124, 896-6803, SP Hardin, Gerald, 605 N 6th St, Carlsbad, 88220, 887-1128, OM Harkey, Paul, 220 W Avenue I, Lovington, 88260, 396-2524, ME Harlan, Tom, 2201 N Main St, Clovis, 88101, 763-7942, OM Harless, Thad, PO Box 489, Carlsbad, 88221, 887-1158, MY Harrison, Cindy, 6400 Golf Course Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87120, 899-0665, ME Hartz, Kelly, 1100 W Manana Blvd, Clovis, 88101, 763-3471, ME Haslam, Larry, 211 W 20th St, Farmington, 87401, 327-4771, SP Hathcox, Iris, 1701 N Coleman St, Hobbs, 88240, 393-9026, MP Hattabaugh, Mary, PO Box 376, Farmington, 87499, 324-1185, MC Hattabaugh, Mike, PO Box 376, Farmington, 87499, 324-1185, SP Hay, Michael (Mike), 123 Osuna Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87107, 345-2380, AP, ME Hedstrom, Ken, 1316 Scenic Dr, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-7311, AP, ME Henderson, Carmen, PO Box 607, Espanola, 87532, 747-4273, MC, MP Henderson, Ken, PO Box 106, Glorieta, 87535, 757-6262, SP Henderson, Tar, PO Box 62, Gila, 88038, 535-2977, SP Hendricks, Wendall, 211 W 20th St, Farmington, 87401, 327-4771, OM Hendrickx, David S., PO Box 1524, Santa Teresa, 88008, 589-1269, SP Hernandez, Rony, 3950 Stern Dr, Las Cruces, 88001, 526-5980, SP, ME Herrera, Franklin, PO Box 647, Alamogordo, 88311, 434-8650, MY Herring, Lee, 1605 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe, 87505, 983-9141, SP Herzog, Paul, PO Box 26086, Albuquerque, 87125, 247-8671, SP Hibner, Paula, PO Box 328, Deming, 88031, 546-6509, MP Higby, James, 5525 Real Del Norte, Las Cruces, 88012, 382-0319, SP, MP High, Yvonne, PO Box 1335, , 87008, 281-9055, MR Hilburn, Marsha, PO Box 738, Tatum, 88267, 398-3131, MC Hill, Duwain, PO Box 296, Texico, 88135, 482-3632, MP Hill, Ernest, PO Box 647, Alamogordo, 88311, 434-8650, OM Hill, Lavern, PO Box 1122, Aztec, 87410, 334-0917, MR Hill, Oliver, PO Box 1888, Hobbs, 88241, 393-8065, OM Hill, Ralph, PO Box 647, Alamogordo, 88311, 434-8650, MC Hill, Russell, PO Box 1888, Hobbs, 88241, 393-8065, SP Hill, Tom, PO Box 1870, Ruidoso, 88355, 257-2081, OM Hilton, John, 201 Heiland Rd, Aztec, 87410, 334-2807, MY Hinds, Virginia, PO Box 504, Mountainair, 87036, 847-2394, MP Hines, Becky, PO Box 8, Mimbres, 88049, 536-9543, MY Hinze, John E., 605 N 6th St, Carlsbad, 88220, 887-1128, SP Hirshcfeld, Matthew V., PO Box 50998, Albuquerque, 87181, 269-2505, SP Hisel, George, 921 Parkland Dr, Clovis, 88101, 762-1779, OM Hodnett, Frank W., 2113 Tower Dr, Carlsbad, 88220, 885-9445, SP Hogg, Linda, PO Box 825, Raton, 87740, 445-8143, MY Hollingsworth, Maurice, 106 S Miranda St, Las Cruces, 88005, 524-3691, SP Hollis, Rob, PO Box 296, Texico, 88135, 482-3632, SP Holt, Paul, PO Box 418, Magdalena, 87825, 854-2389, SP Horne, Joel H., PO Box 1015, Clovis, 88102, 762-2926, SP Horrell, Michele, PO Box 389, Alamogordo, 88311, 437-0110, MY Horton, Chris, 2201 N Main St, Clovis, 88101, 763-7942, MY Horton, James F., PO Box 1550, Anthony, 88021, 882-2810, SP Horton, Todd, 112 Lisa, Box 159, Chaparral, 88081, 824-4500, SP Hoyt, Carol, 1016 Old Roa Box 9, Mescalero, 88340, 464-3764, ME Huber, Walter, PO Box 270, Portales, 88130, 356-8275, SP Hughes, Garlan, PO Box 1113, Clovis, 88102, 763-7860, SP Hurley, Caleb, 112 Lisa, Box 159, Chaparral, 88081, 824-4500, ME, MY Huskey, Becky, 211 W 20th St, Farmington, 87401, 327-4771, MC

Ignacio, Rose, PO Box 26, Cuba, 87013, 321-6406, MP Isaacs, Galen, PO Box 270, Portales, 88130, 356-8275, OM Isaccs, Walt, 322 W Grand Ave, Artesia, 88210, 748-1308, OM Iturralde, Martina, PO Box 1669, Silver City, 88062, 538-5470, ME

Jackson, Leonard, PO Box 44835, Rio Rancho, 87174, 896-6901, AP, MY James, Bill, PO Box 328, Deming, 88031, 546-6509, OM Jenkerson, Harold, PO Box 23, Datil, 87821, 772-5537, MC Jensen, Dena, PO Box 2097, Milan, 87021, 287-8510, MC Jensen, Stephanie, PO Box 1870, Ruidoso, 88355, 257-2081, MC Jimenez, Gil, PO Box 1996, Roswell, 88202, 623-2640, OM Jimson, Paula, PO Box 2892, Farmington, 87499, 327-7704, MC Johns, Jerry, PO Box 3187, Laguna, 87026, 836-2845, SP Johns, Rita, PO Box 3187, Laguna, 87026, 836-2845, MC Johnson, Al, 605 N 6th St, Carlsbad, 88220, 887-1128, OM Johnson, Don, 2106 E Pine Lodge Rd, Roswell, 88201, 622-3399, SP Johnson, Teresa, PO Box 276, Flora Vista, 87415, 334-8062, MC Johnston, Diane, PO Box 166, Mayhill, 88339, 687-3754, MC Joiner, Justin, PO Box 328, Deming, 88031, 546-6509, MY Jones, Bill, PO Box 318, Tinnie, 88351, 653-4135, SP Jones, Dawnella, PO Box 341, Animas, 88020, 548-2572, MY Jones, Grant, 1316 Scenic Dr, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-7311, MY Jones, Jonathan, PO Box 26327, Albuquerque, 87125, 242-8928, MY Jones, Tommy, 8888 Harper Dr NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 828-2600, ME Jordan, Lonnie, 701 E Sage Ave, Grants, 87020, 287-9294, SP

Keeney, Alvin, PO Box 289, Belen, 87002, 864-8855, SP Kejr, Don, 86 Niki''s Rd., Silver City, 88061, 538-8216, SP, MP Kelley, Sam, PO Box 19, Causey, 88113 , SP Kellow, Kevin, 1701 N Coleman St, Hobbs, 88240, 393-9026, SP Kellow, Kevin, 1701 N Coleman St, Hobbs, 88240, 393-9026, OM Kennedy, Carolyn, PO Box 2097, Milan, 87021, 287-8510, MY Kennedy, John, PO Box 634, Belen, 87002, 861-0170, SP Kienitz, Tim, PO Box 376, Farmington, 87499, 324-1185, MY Kim, Yong Sik, 1900 N. Solano 39, Las Cruces, 88001, 523-1986, SP King, Dayton, PO Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199, 924-2300, SW King, Gary, 1313 Apache Ave, Santa Fe, 87505, 983-9766, MY King, Richard C., 106 S Miranda St, Las Cruces, 88005, 524-3691, ME Kirby, Robert Bruce, PO Box 656, Raton, 87740, 445-3571, SP Kitting, Grant, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, OM Klopfer, Paul, PO Box 166, Mayhill, 88339, 687-3754, OM Klopfer, Wynelle, PO Box 166, Mayhill, 88339, 687-3754, MY Klopfer, Wynelle, 1254 Cox Canyon Rd., Cloudcroft, 88317, 687-3538, SW Knox, Leanne, PO Box 235, Cimarron, 87714, 376-2469, MC KoKaly, Joe, PO Box 389, Alamogordo, 88311, 437-0110, OM Kolek, Anna Marie, 2501 N Norris St, Clovis, 88101, 762-4727, MP Kraft, Jason, PO Box 242, Artesia, 88211, 746-3258, SP Kulback, Colleen, PO Box 382, Logan, 88426, 487-2232, MY Kulback, Stephen, PO Box 382, Logan, 88426, 487-2232, SP Kyle, Robert, 950 Horner Road, Las Cruces, 88007, 524-2105, ME

Lackey, Norman, PO Box 490, La Luz, 88337, 437-8688, AP Lackey, Roland, PO Box 391, Cuba, 87013, 289-3435, MY Lackey, Will, PO Box 128, Lordsburg, 88045, 542-3783, OM Laing, Don, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, OM Lake, Norman, PO Box 488, Hagerman, 88232, 752-3328, OM Lambert, Tom, PO Box 1017, Tijeras, 87059, 281-4105, AP, MY Lane, Marvin, PO Box 160, Timberon, 88350, 987-2470, SP Larson, Debbi, 6 Riverview Ct, Jemez Springs, 87025, 829-4475, MC Larson, Eric, 6 Riverview Ct, Jemez Springs, 87025, 829-4475, SP Larson, Merrill, PO Box 33, Moriarty, 87035, 832-6385, OM Larson, Sherri, PO Box 472, Estancia, 87016, 384-9565, MP Laster, Donna F., 301 E Castle Ave, Hobbs, 88240, 393-8823, MY Lawton, Gerald, PO Box 907, Gamerco, 87317, 371-5450, SP, MP Leach, Tom, 1704 Blake Rd SW, Albuquerque, 87105, 877-6813, SP Ledbetter, Douglas J., 1107 Adams Ave, Alamogordo, 88310, 434-9661, SP Leddon, Berta, 9800 Benavides Rd SW, Albuquerque, 87121, 831-1225, MC Leonard, Warren, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, OM Lerma, Suriel, PO Box 2046, Clovis, 88102, 762-6588, MY Lewis, Dan, PO Box 68006, Albuquerque, 87193, 792-8737, SP Lewis, Dave, PO Box 68006, Albuquerque, 87193, 792-8737, ME, MY Lewis, Tracy, PO Box 68006, Albuquerque, 87193, 792-8737, MC Lien, Voon Min, 8510 Wyoming Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87113, 298-7583, SP Lihte, Dennis, PO Box 26446, Albuquerque, 87125, 247-3611, OM Lindsey, Doc, 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, OM Lippincott, Carin, 203 E Elm St, Farmington, 87401, 327-3689, MY Lloyd, Bert, PO Box 157, Springer, 87747, 483-2828, OM Lofton, Jodie, PO Box 396, Loving, 88256, 745-2981, MC Long, R. A., 9 Los Chavez Park Rd, Belen, 87002, 865-7701, AP Long, Stephen C.M., 2030 Eldorado Loop, Bosque Farms, 87068, 869-6306, SP Lott, Jack R., PO Box 718, Hobbs, 88241, 393-4273, SP Loudat, John, 6400 PO Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199, 924-2300, SW Lovett, Leo, PO Box 270, Portales, 88130, 356-8275, MY Lozano, Aurelio, 501 N Burk St, Hobbs, 88240, 397-5983, MC Lugo, Alfredo, 1250 W Alameda St, Santa Fe, 87501, 983-4779, SP Lynch, Phyllis, PO Box 295, Fort Wingate, 87316, 488-7008, MC

Madaris, Don, PO Box 1870, Ruidoso, 88355, 257-2081, OM Maestas, Ben, Box 6504, Taos, 87571, 758-9127, SP Maestas, Erna, Box 6504, Taos, 87571, 758-9127, MC Maestas, Joan, PO Box 248, Cleveland, 87715, 387-2158, MC Mancillas, Roberto, PO Box 3256, Roswell, 88202, 623-8135, SP Mannan, Christi, PO Box 506, Lovington, 88260, 396-2062, MC Mansdoerfer, Ronald, 123 Osuna Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87107, 345-2380, SP Maples, Robert E., PO Box 488, Hagerman, 88232, 752-3328, SP Marrow, Sr., Timothy M., 6400 Golf Course Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87120, 899-0665, SP Martin, Greg, PO Box 1868, Clovis, 88102, 985-2437, SP Martinez, Esther, PO Box 6857, Albuquerque, 87197, 345-3299, MP Martinez, Lorraine, 6 Riverview Ct, Jemez Springs, 87025, 829-4475, MY Massey, Jeff, PO Box 647, Alamogordo, 88311, 434-8650, AP Mathis, Dean, 1700 E Yeso Dr, Hobbs, 88240, 397-7447, SP Matthews, John, 2501 N Norris St, Clovis, 88101, 762-4727, OM May, Jeff, PO Box 389, Alamogordo, 88311, 437-0110, SP Mayes, Robert, PO Box 656, Raton, 87740, 445-3571, AP, ME McAfee, Paul, 2420 N Garden Ave, Roswell, 88201, 622-8182, OM McAfee, Wesley, 720 N Davis St, Clovis, 88101, 762-1350, SP McCarthick, Kelly M., 220 W Avenue I, Lovington, 88260, 396-2524, SP McCarty, Jr., Jack, PO Box 382, Logan, 88426, 487-2232, OM McCasland, Sue, PO Box 187, Ruidoso Downs, 88346, 378-4611, MP McClanahan, Otis, PO Box 1669, Silver City, 88062, 538-5470, MY McClanahan, Phybee, PO Box 1669, Silver City, 88062, 538-5470, MC McCollum, Abbot J., 2112 College Dr, Gallup, 87301, 722-4401, SP McCoy, Glenn, HC 65 Box 975, Crossroads, 88114, , SP McCracken, Chris, 123 Osuna Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87107, 345-2380, MY McCuller, Ric, PO Box 158, Aztec, 87410, 334-6833, ME, MY McCulloch, John, PO Box 695, Lovington, 88260, 396-3637, OM McCullough, Charles F., 80 State Road 4, Los Alamos, 87544, 672-9764, SP McDaniel, Gary, PO Box 695, Lovington, 88260, 396-3637, MY McFatridge, James, 301 Chama St NE, Albuquerque, 87108, 255-8223, OM McGuire, Mike, 837 W Jackson Ave, Lovington, 88260, 396-4135, SP McKenzie, David, PO Box 927, Shiprock, 87420, 368-5402, OM McKinney, Glenda, PO Box 429, Capitan, 88316, 354-2044, MC McNeal, Rochelle, 501 S 3rd St, Gallup, 87301, 722-6328, MC McPherson, David, 7 Avenida Vista Grande #171, Santa Fe, 87508, 660-0053, SP Medina, Andrea, Box 6504, Taos, 87571, 758-9127, MY Medina, Virginia, Box 6504, Taos, 87571, 758-9127, MY Medlin, Arline, 105 Manzanita Rd SE, Deming, 88030, 546-3522, MC Medlin, Bruce, 105 Manzanita Rd SE, Deming, 88030, 546-3522, SP, ME Medlin, Richard L., PO Box 732, Pie Town, 87827, 773-4642, SP Meeks, Paul, PO Box 738, Tatum, 88267, 398-3131, SP Melancon, Burton L., 921 Parkland Dr, Clovis, 88101, 762-1779, OM Mercer, Annette, PO Box 528, Estancia, 87016, 384-2286, MY Meyers, Ed, PO Box 1996, Roswell, 88202, 623-2640, SP Meza, Arturo, PO Box 1225, Hatch, 87937, SP Miller, Larry, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, SP Minor, Gerald A., PO Box 12625, Albuquerque, 87195, SP Misener, Milford, 1100 Michigan Ave, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-5510, SP Misener, Randy, PO Box 23, Belen, 87002, 864-8621, ME Mitchell, Cotton, PO Box 382, Logan, 88426, 487-2232, OM Mitchell, Derek, PO Box 506, Mesilla Park, 88047, 524-7658, MY Mitchell, Dessa, PO Box 557, Hatch, 87937, 267-4871, MY Mitchell, Larry, PO Box 557, Hatch, 87937, 267-4871, SP Mitchell, Roy, PO Box 382, Logan, 88426, 487-2232, OM Mitchell, William R., PO Box 5818, Roswell, 88202, 622-1019, SP Mixon, Marcia, PO Box 829, Carrizozo, 88301, 648-2968, MC Mondragon, Jill, PO Box 248, Cleveland, 87715, 387-2158, MY Montgomery, Bart, 1100 Michigan Ave, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-5510, DM Montoya, Eliseo F., PO Box 1669, Silver City, 88062, 538-5470, SP Montoya, Luisa, PO Box 1669, Silver City, 88062, 538-5470, MP Montoya, Willie, PO Box 26, Cuba, 87013, 321-6406, AP Moon, Chuck, 1316 Scenic Dr, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-7311, OM Moore, Byron E., 4175 Lavender Dr, Las Cruces, 88005, 526-2578, SP Moore, Chipper, PO Box 257, Fairacres, 88033, 526-3680, SP Moore, Garland, PO Box 2097, Milan, 87021, 287-8510, SP Moorhead, Dana, PO Box 504, Mountainair, 87036, 847-2394, MC Moorhead, Ronnie, PO Box 504, Mountainair, 87036, 847-2394, MY Morerod, Boyd, 9 Los Chavez Park Rd, Belen, 87002, 865-7701, SP Morey, Elayne, PO Box 317, Mesquite, 88048, MC Morgan, Brad, 4198 NM Rd. 206, Milnesand, 88125, SP Morin, Lamar H., 200 W Sycamore Ave, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-3335, AP Morris, Terry, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, OM Mosley, Steven O., 700 S 8th St, Deming, 88030, 546-3955, SP Motter, John, PO Box 186, Dulce, 87528, 759-1788, SP Mountain, Dale, 1568 New Mexico 88, Portales, 88130, 276-8295, OM Muncy, Robert, PO Box 3276FS, Espanola, 87533, 753-2805, SP Munoz, Juanita, PO Box 537, Dexter, 88230, , MR Murray, Henry J. Hank, Post Office Box 3108, Carlsbad, 88221, 887-2100, OM Myers, Crystal, PO Box 1150, Jal, 88252, 395-2808, MC Myers, Mike, PO Box 1150, Jal, 88252, 395-2808, MC Myers, Robert, 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, SP

Neal, Eldridge (Butch), PO Box 1502, Roswell, 88202, 622-6072, SP Nelson, Tom, PO Box 927, Shiprock, 87420, 368-5402, SP Nelson, James, 417 Palomas Dr SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 256-1682, OM Ness, Pat, PO Box 472, Estancia, 87016, 384-9565, MY, MC Nickell, James E., 220 Paseo Del Pueblo Norte, Taos, 87571, 758-3354, SP Noh, Talon, PO Box 2338, Edgewood, 87015, 286-2279, SP Norman, Lisa, 1701 N Coleman St, Hobbs, 88240, 393-9026, MY North, Jim, 629 Highway 170, Farmington, 87401, 325-5248, OM Notson, Edward, PO Box 376, Farmington, 87499, 324-1185, AP Nowlin, Janice, 4400 E Main St, Farmington, 87402, 327-7791, MC, MP Nunneley, Terry, PO Box 1335, , 87008, 281-9055, MC

Odom, George, PO Box 127, Roswell, 88202, 622-2553, OM Offerle, Phil, 200 W Sycamore Ave, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-3335, OM Ogle, Jacque, PO Box 773, Hobbs, 88241, 392-8224, MY Ogle, Scott, PO Box 773, Hobbs, 88241, 392-8224, MY O'Hara, Felicia, 514 N. Telshor, Las Cruces, 88011, 526-9535, MC, MP Oliver, David, PO Box 244, Columbus, 88029, 531-2419, SP O'Neal, Joe, 1010 Ridgeway Pl., Farmington, 87401, 599-9019, SP Ortega, Ruben M., 514 N. Telshor, Las Cruces, 88011, 526-9535, SP Ortiz, Abinadi, 1534 Blake Rd SW, Albuquerque, 87105, 877-7939, MP Osburn, Derek, 2501 N Norris St, Clovis, 88101, 762-4727, MY Owen, Johnny, PO Box 1150, Jal, 88252, 395-2808, MY

Palacios, Concepcion, PO Box 2046, Clovis, 88102, 762-6588, MP Parker, Kevin G., PO Box 158, Aztec, 87410, 334-6833, SP Parks, Larry, PO Box 106, Glorieta, 87535, 757-6262, OM Partain, Calvin, 200 W Sycamore Ave, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-3335, AP Patrick, G. R., 123 Osuna Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87107, 345-2380, AP Patten, Todd, 3803 Atrisco NW Ste A, Albuquerque, 87120, 833-1080, AP Patterson, Tracy, 322 W Grand Ave, Artesia, 88210, 748-1308, OM Paul, Eloise, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, MP Peabody, Jim, Rt 1 291 SR 77, Texico, 88135, 389-5334, SP Pearce, Dan, 1100 W. Manana, Clovis 88101, 763-4110, DM Pearson, George, 3803 Atrisco NW Ste A, Albuquerque, 87120, 833-1080, SP Peck, Jacon, PO Box 242, Artesia, 88211, 746-3258, MY, MR Peebles, Patrick D., 1010 Ridgeway Pl., Farmington, 87401, 599-9019, MY Peek, Garland, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, ME Pence, Kevin, PO Box 489, Carlsbad, 88221, 887-1158, ME Pennington, Cathy M., PO Box 358, Dexter, 88230, 347-2909, ME Pennington, Leo V., PO Box 358, Dexter, 88230, 347-2909, SP Peralta, Corine, PO Box 415, Magdalena, 87825, 854-2228, MP Perdue, Connie, 12501 Lomas Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 294-7679, OM Perry, Tamera, 909 W. College, Silver City, 88061, 538-0012, SW Peterson, Krista, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, MC Phillips, Joe, PO Box 159, Red River, 87558, 754-2882, SP Phillips, Karen, PO Box 159, Red River, 87558, 754-2882, MC, MP Pietz, Rachel M., 301 E Castle Ave, Hobbs, 88240, 393-8823, MY Pilley, Wesley, PO Box 488, Hagerman, 88232, 752-3328, ME Pipes, Glenn, PO Box 1449, Eunice, 88231, 394-2568, SP Pippen, Dave, PO Box 317, Mesquite, 88048, SP Pippen, Shelia, PO Box 317, Mesquite, 88048, MP Pittam, Harry, PO Box 695, Lovington, 88260, 396-3637, SP Pittman, Wayne, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, OM Poarch, Patricia, 921 Parkland Dr, Clovis, 88101, 762-1779, MC Polson, Benjamin, PO Box 26446, Albuquerque, 87125, 247-3611, MY Pope, James, 6400 Golf Course Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87120, 899-0665, OM Porter, Katherine, PO Box 1777, Lovington, 88260, 396-3555, MC, MP Poskey, Ray, PO Box 773, Hobbs, 88241, 392-8224, SP Pouges, Robert, PO Box 2097, Milan, 87021, 287-8510, MP Pougues, Robert, PO Box 2571, Milan, 87021, 287-9984, SP Prell, David, 1500 W Blodgett St, Carlsbad, 88220, 885-5033, SP Prieto, Ernesto, PO Box 1150, Mesilla, 88046, 524-2995, AP Protextor, Mary, 3950 Stern Dr, Las Cruces, 88001, 526-5980, MR Pruett, Trisha, 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, MC

Qualls, Gerald R., 106 S Miranda St, Las Cruces, 88005, 524-3691, AP Quinones, Daniel, PO Box 806, Anthony, 88021, 882-9278, SP Quintana, Florence, PO Box 401, Tucumcari, 88401, 461-4500, MY

Rachuig, Robert, PO Box 1346, Elephant Butte, 87935, 744-4487, SP Ragland, Donald R., PO Box 1346, Elephant Butte, 87935, 744-4487, AP Ragland, Marsha, PO Box 1777, Lovington, 88260, 396-3555, MY Ragland, Ron, PO Box 1777, Lovington, 88260, 396-3555, SP Rammage, Billy, PO Box 87, Clayton, 88415, 374-9285, SP Ramos, Hiram, PO Box 86, Lovington, 88260, 396-3025, ME Ramos, Iram, PO Box 86, Lovington, 88260, 396-3025, SP Rash, Vickie, PO Box 1965, Hobbs, 88241, 393-1485, MC Rasmussen, Bruce W., PO Box 222, La Plata, 87418, 325-2810, OM Rassmussem, Will, PO Box 222, La Plata, 87418, 325-2810, SP Ray, Eugene, 2428 Bannister Rd, Carlsbad, 88220, 236-6331, SP Ray, Jeromy, PO Box 38, Kirtland, 87417, 598-5809, AP, ME, MY Ray, Matt, PO Box 506, Lovington, 88260, 396-2062, SP Rayburn, Arthur, 6992 Skylar Dr NE, Rio Rancho, 87144, 771-0651, SP Red, David, PO Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199, 934-23200, SW Redman, Josh, PO Box 392, Cloudcroft, 88317, 682-2763, MY Reed, Jay, 2501 N Norris St, Clovis, 88101, 762-4727, MY Reeves, Randy, PO Box 1875, Roswell, 88202, 626-7441, SP Reimers, Brad, 1508 N Dal Paso St, Hobbs, 88240, 397-7661, SP Reyes, Romero, 114 King Richard Ct, El Paso TX, 79924, 915-751-5241, SP Reyna, Marco, 808 S. Alamo St, Las Cruces, 88001, 312-6765, MY Reynolds, Tony, 1568 New Mexico 88, Portales, 88130, 276-8295, SP Rhodes, Sylvia, 1605 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe, 87505, 983-9141, MP Rich, Bruce, PO Box 26446, Albuquerque, 87125, 247-3611, OM Richardson, Archie, 900 Continental Loop SE Apt 56, Albuquerque, 87108, 268-3438, SP Richardson, David, 1316 Scenic Dr, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-7311, OM Riggin, Norman C., 1555 Velvet Ln, Bosque Farms, 87068, 584-2370, SP Riggs, Dusty, PO Box 557, Hatch, 87937, 267-4871, MY Riggs, Jody, PO Box 557, Hatch, 87937, 267-4871, MY Rinne, Michael, PO Box 212, Elida, 88116, 274-6371, SP Rivera, Socorro, PO Box 321, Las Cruces, 88004, 526-5414, MP Roach, Robert, 1700 E Yeso Dr, Hobbs, 88240, 397-7447, OM Roach, Roy, PO Box 8, Portales, 88130, 356-4273, SP Roberts, Johnny Calvin, PO Box 341, Animas, 88020, 548-2572, SP Roberts, Johnny Calvin, PO Box 1, Hachita, 88040, SP Robinson, Billy G., PO Box 84, Glenwood, 88039, 772-5799, SP Robinson, Kenneth, 322 W Grand Ave, Artesia, 88210, 748-1308, OM Robledo, Ramon, PO Box 187, Ruidoso Downs, 88346, 378-4611, MP Rocha, Oscar, PO Box 12352, Albuquerque, 87195, 242-8679, MY Roddy, Mary M., PO Box 389, Alamogordo, 88311, 437-0110, MC Rodgers, James, 322 W Grand Ave, Artesia, 88210, 748-1308, MY Rodriquez, Mary, PO Box 337, Portales, 88130, 356-3726, MY Roever, Herbert, PO Box 157, Springer, 87747, 483-2828, SP Rogers, Hugh, PO Box 298, Grants, 87020, 285-6643, SP Rogers, Trisha, 1508 N Dal Paso St, Hobbs, 88240, 397-7661, MC Romero, Bennie, PO Box 1593, Taos, 87571, 758-4416, SP Ross, J.R. (Dick), 100 S Ave C, Portales, 88130, 356-6761, SP Roth, Tim, PO Box 317, Mesquite, 88048, MY Roundtree, Francis, 3550 Highway 180 E, Silver City, 88061, 538-3558, OM Rupp, Daniel, PO Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199, 924-2300, SW Rushing, Ronnie, 9 Los Chavez Park Rd, Belen, 87002, 865-7701, ME Russell, Carl, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, OM Ryan, George, PO Box 2322, Alamogordo, 88311, 439-1734, SP Ryan, Jimmy, PO Box 396, Loving, 88256, 745-2981, SP

Sams, Michael H., PO Box 1616, Los Lunas, 87031, 865-7957, SP Scheller, Floyd, 301 E Castle Ave, Hobbs, 88240, 393-8823, MP Schenk, Tom, PO Box 33, Moriarty, 87035, 832-6385, SP Schlauger, Robert, 201 Heiland Rd, Aztec, 87410, 334-2807, SP Schneider, Terry (Butch), PO Box 275, Dora, 88115, 477-2246, SP Schwope, Jason, 1100 W Manana Blvd, Clovis, 88101, 763-3471, SP Scott, Michael, PO Box 1122, Aztec, 87410, 334-0917, SP Scott, Michael, 200 W Sycamore Ave, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-3335, MP Secatero, Delbert, PO Box 3187, Laguna, 87026, 836-2845, MR Sellers, Matt, 3906 19th Ave SE, Rio Rancho, 87124, 892-1323, AP Sequra, Mela, PO Box 401, Tucumcari, 88401, 461-4500, MC, MP Sergeant, Glenn, 1316 Scenic Dr, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-7311, OM Semple, James, PO Box 94485, Albuquerque, 87199, 924-2300, SW Sharts, Wanda, 1615 Edith Blvd SE, Albuquerque, 87102, 243-1437, AP Shearin, William, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, OM Sheldon, John, PO Box 66, Tijeras, 87059, 281-3342, OM Shelton, Ira, PO Box 102, Quemado, 87829, 773-4648, SP Shoats, William, 12501 Lomas Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 294-7679, OM Shook, Dale, 1700 E Yeso Dr, Hobbs, 88240, 397-7447, ME Shores, Mark, 3315 Tower Rd SW, Albuquerque, 87121, 242-8371, MY Sibley, Ada, PO Box 506, Lovington, 88260, 396-2062, MR Silva, Michael, PO Box 537, Dexter, 88230, MY Silversmith, Joe, 501 S 3rd St, Gallup, 87301, 722-6328, OM Simmons, Robin, PO Box 287, Fort Sumner, 88119, 355-2634, OM Skariah, Matthew, 2420 N Garden Ave, Roswell, 88201, 622-8182, OM Slay, Robin, PO Box 39, Lindrith, 87029, 774-9172, SP Smaga, Walt, PO Box 295, Fort Wingate, 87316, 488-7008, OM Smith, Cheryl, PO Box 829, Carrizozo, 88301, 648-2968, MP Smith, Hayden, PO Box 829, Carrizozo, 88301, 648-2968, SP Smith, Jonathan, 627 W 15th St, Portales, 88130, 356-4782, MY Smith, Richard, 2001 S Lea Ave, Roswell, 88203, 622-9980, SP Smith, Steven D., PO Box 188, Portales, 88130, 356-4501, SP Smith, Tessa, 627 W 15th St, Portales, 88130, 356-4782, MY Sneed, Jason, PO Box 329, Truth or Consequences, 87901, 894-3005, MY Snidow, Grace, PO Box 307, Alto, 88312, 336-1979, MY Sosa, Jose, PO Box 6857, Albuquerque, 87197, 345-3299, MY Sosa, Stephanie, PO Box 537, Dexter, 88230, MY Soto, Frank, 601 S Dustin Rd, Farmington, 87401, 326-3448, SP Soto, Olga, 601 S Dustin Rd, Farmington, 87401, 326-3448, MC Soto, Stephen, 601 S Dustin Rd, Farmington, 87401, 326-3448, MY Soulsby, Dan, PO Box 2026, Ramah, 87321, 775-3393, SP, MP Soulsby, W.D., PO Box 2026, Ramah, 87321, 775-3393, OM Southerland, Homer, 1605 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe, 87505, 983-9141, OM Sparks, John, PO Box 697, House, 88121, 279-7893, SP Speed, Alan D., PO Box 1150, Jal, 88252, 395-2808, SP Spellbring, Bev, 511 W Arrington St, Farmington, 87401, 325-4528, MP Sporcic, Craig, 3906 19th Ave SE, Rio Rancho, 87124, 892-1323, AP Spruill, John, PO Box 40, Roy, 87743, 485-2679, SP St. Clair, Chris, 2911 N Dal Paso St, Hobbs, 88240, 392-5009, AP, ME, SW St. Clair, Kim, 2911 N Dal Paso St, Hobbs, 88240, 392-5009, MC, MP Stackhouse, Charles, 605 N 6th St, Carlsbad, 88220, 887-1128, OM Stark, Matt, 123 Osuna Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87107, 345-2380, MC Steele, Marshall V., PO Box 1217, Silver City, 88062, 388-1582, AP Stephens, W.C., PO Box 328, Deming, 88031, 546-6509, OM Stevens, Rodney G., PO Box 169, Questa, 87556, 586-0737, SP Stinnett, Bessie, PO Box 418, Magdalena, 87825, 854-2389, MC Stockett, Charles, PO Box 329, Truth Or Consequences, 87901, 894-3005, OM Stockton, Brooky, PO Box 1017, Tijeras, 87059, 281-4105, SP Stone, John, PO Box 8, Mimbres, 88049, 536-9543, SP Stone, Lester B., PO Box 647, Alamogordo, 88311, 434-8650, SP Stone, W. A. , PO Box 389, Alamogordo, 88311, 437-0110, OM Storm, Edward E., 417 Palomas Dr SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 256-1682, OM Stotts, Randall, 2600 American Rd SE Ste 350, Rio Rancho, 87124, 922-9200, OM Stricklan, Jack, PO Box 391, Cuba, 87013, 289-3435, SP Stroope, Carolyn, PO Box 695, Lovington, 88260, 396-3637, MC Sullivan, Darrell, PO Box 95, San Jon, 88434, 576-2535, SP Sullivan, Rick, 322 W Grand Ave, Artesia, 88210, 748-1308, SP Swann, Sam, 1800 S Locust St, Las Cruces, 88001, 522-7900, MY Swimmer, McKinley, 1124 Hermosa Dr SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 255-2370, OM

Tabor, Ed, PO Box 287, Corona, 88318, 849-2011, MY Tafoya, Louie, PO Box 12805, Albuquerque, 87195, 877-9447, OM Tafoya, Scott, 417 Palomas Dr. SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 331-2897, SP Tague, Jamie A., PO Box 367, High Rolls Mountain Park, 88325, 682-3211, MC Tague, Robert, PO Box 367, High Rolls Mountain Park, 88325, 682-3211, MY Talley, Ben, PO Box 54, Las Vegas, 87701, 425-7125, SP, SW Tanner, Leslie, 211 W 20th St, Farmington, 87401, 327-4771, OM Tarry, Joe, PO Box 1870, Ruidoso, 88355, 257-2081, OM Tarvin, Jimmy, PO Box 281, Carlsbad, 88221, 885-4889, SP Tavares, Robert, 2112 College Dr, Gallup, 87301, 722-4401, MY Taylor, J.B., PO Box 1015, Clovis, 88102, 762-2926, MP Taylor, Raelene H., PO Box 308, Maxwell, 87728, 375-2766, MC Tedford, Wayne, PO Box 50998, Albuquerque, 87181, 269-2505, AP Terpening, Charles, PO Box 308, Maxwell, 87728, 375-2766, SP Terry, Ed, 6160 Moongate Rd, Las Cruces, 88012, 382-0386, OM Thai, Tan, 301 Chama St NE, Albuquerque, 87108, 440-5416, SP Thatcher, Heather, 1800 S Locust St, Las Cruces, 88001, 522-7900, MC Thomas, Linda, PO Box 472, Estancia, 87016, 384-9565, MP Thommarson, Tommy, PO Box 127, Roswell, 88202, 622-2553, OM Tibbs, Kristen, PO Box 96, La Mesa, 88044, 649-8387, MC Tibbs, Larry Don, PO Box 96, La Mesa, 88044, 649-8387, MC Tiger, Don, PO Box 607, Espanola, 87532, 747-4273, SP Tiger, Don, PO Box 607, Espanola, 87532, 747-4273, OM Tillery, Joseph, Box 267, Artesia, 88211, 746-2729, DM Tipton, Chuck, 2501 N Norris St, Clovis, 88101, 762-4727, MC Tisdale, Linvell G., 6160 Moongate Rd, Las Cruces, 88012, 382-0386, SP Tivis, Kelly, 1568 New Mexico 88, Portales, 88130, 276-8295, MP Toledo, Stanley, PO Box 26, Cuba, 87013, 321-6406, SP Torres, Bob, PO Box 3158, Roswell, 88202, 622-2762, SP, AP Torrison, John R., PO Box 1335, 87008, 281-9055, SP Townley, Dickie, 322 W Grand Ave, Artesia, 88210, 748-1308, OM Townsend, Brian, Box 2005 ENMU, Portales, 88130, 356-4252, SW Townsend, Terry, PO Box 1015, Clovis, 88102, 762-2926, ME Trapp, Edwin, 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, OM Treadwell, Charles, 1534 Blake Rd SW, Albuquerque, 87105, 877-7939, SP Trujillo, Billy, HC 79 Box 1609, Cuba, 87013, 731-2479, SP Tsinnajinnie, Elaine, PO Box 26, Cuba, 87013, 321-6406, MC Tso, James, PO Box 916, Teec Nos Pos AZ, 86514, 928-656-3282, SP Tsoodle, James D., 1124 Hermosa Dr SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 255-2370, OM Tsoodle, Paula, PO Box 1593, Taos, 87571, 758-4416, MY Tsoodle, Tim, 1124 Hermosa Dr SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 255-2370, SP Tucker, Billy, PO Box 367, High Rolls Mountain Park, 88325, 682-3211, SP Tucker, Marvin J., 10 County Road 3323, Aztec, 87410, 632-1467, SP Turk, Gene, PO Box 3037, Gallup, 87305, 722-7307, SP Turnage, Donald W., PO Box 99, Bayard, 88023, 537-5651, SP Turnbough, Mitchell, 421 N Prince St, Clovis, 88101, 763-7190, SP Turner, Eric B., PO Box 528, Estancia, 87016, 384-2286, SP Turner, Sandy, PO Box 528, Estancia, 87016, 384-2286, MY Turvaville, Dean, 2201 N Main St, Clovis, 88101, 763-7942, SP Tyson, Ron O., PO Box 490, La Luz, 88337, 437-8688, SP

Underwood, James K., PO Box 321, Las Cruces, 88004, 526-5414, SP, DM Underwood, Lee, PO Box 908, Tularosa, 88352, 585-9864, SP Underwood, Paula, PO Box 908, Tularosa, 88352, 585-9864, MY Urquhart, Alisha, PO Box 33, Moriarty, 87035, 832-6385, MP

Valdez, Sam, PO Box 1996, Roswell, 88202, 623-2640, OM Valles, Adam, 3950 Stern Dr, Las Cruces, 88001, 526-5980, MY Vanlandingham, Charles, PO Box 825, Raton, 87740, 445-8143, OM Vaughan, II, Gavin, PO Box 1749, Artesia, 88211, 746-9736, SP Vaughn, Carroll, 200 W Sycamore Ave, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-3335, OM Vaughn, Dennis, PO Box 276, Flora Vista, 87415, 334-8062, SP Viera, Andrew, 2006 Rosina St., Santa Fe 88505, 982-5855, DM Vieira, Rachel, PO Box 328, Alamogordo, 88311, 443-2449, MC, MP Villa, Marisela, PO Box 12352, Albuquerque, 87195, 242-8679, MR Villalobos, Rigo, PO Box 1150, Mesilla, 88046, 524-2995, MY Villalobos, Veronica, PO Box 1150, Mesilla, 88046, 524-2995, MC

Waddell, Connie, PO Box 1996, Roswell, 88202, 623-2640, MC Waddell, Stan, PO Box 1996, Roswell, 88202, 623-2640, AP, ME Wagner, Shon A., PO Box 329, Truth Or Consequences, 87901, 894-3005, SP Walker, Victor, 4400 E Main St, Farmington, 87402, 327-7791, OM Walker, Victor H., 629 Highway 170, Farmington, 87401, 325-5248, SP Ware, Bill, PO Box 54, Las Vegas, 87701, 425-7125, OM Warner, Kevin, 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, ME Watson, Lojan, PO Box 7, Fruitland, 87416, 564-9756, MY Wauer, Kevin, 200 W Sycamore Ave, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-3335, ME, MC, MP Webb, Kyle, 2600 American Rd SE Ste 350, Rio Rancho, 87124, 922-9200, ME Weigand, Lois, 211 W 20th St, Farmington, 87401, 327-4771, MP Welch, Hoyt, 1100 W Manana Blvd, Clovis, 88101, 763-3471, OM Welch, O. J., PO Box 738, Tatum, 88267, 398-3131, OM Wendt, Terry, PO Box 66, Tijeras, 87059, 281-3342, SP West, Cal, PO Box 287, Corona, 88318, 849-2011, SP West, Sherry, PO Box 287, Corona, 88318, 849-2011, ME, MC West, Sid, 1350 Bosque Farms Blvd, Bosque Farms, 87068, 869-2759, SP Wheeler, David, PO Box 8, Portales, 88130, 356-4273, OM Wheeler, David, PO Box 270, Portales, 88130, 356-8275, OM Whitaker, Emmett, 700 S 8th St, Deming, 88030, 546-3955, OM Whitaker, Mike, PO Box 281, Carlsbad, 88221, 885-4889, AP White, David, PO Box 328, Deming, 88031, 546-6509, OM White, Don W., PO Box 1059, Silver City, 88062, 534-4429, SP Whitman, Denise, 220 W Avenue I, Lovington, 88260, 396-2524, MY, MC Widener, Randel, PO Box 187, Ruidoso Downs, 88346, 378-4611, SP Wiley, Don, 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, OM Wilkinson, Arrow, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, SP Willconxon, Wayne, 9429 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, 87112, 292-2713, OM Williams, David K., 417 Palomas Dr SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 256-1682, AP Williams, Franklin, PO Box 298, Grants, 87020, 285-6643, OM Williams, Mark, 3405 Vereda Baja, Santa Fe, 87507, 473-9467, OM Wilson, Curtis, 417 Palomas Dr. SE, Albuquerque, 87108, 331-2897, AP Wilson, Francis, 5800 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, 881-9711, OM Wilson, Scott, 211 W 20th St, Farmington, 87401, 327-4771, MY Wingate, Kim, PO Box 26327, Albuquerque, 87125, 242-8928, MC Winters, Donna, 1100 Michigan Ave, Alamogordo, 88310, 437-5510, MC With, Ted, 401 University Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, 87106, 243-5401, SW Wofford, Durward, PO Box 335, Melrose, 88124, 253-4403, SP Wolfe, Gary Richard, Post Office Box 3108, Carlsbad, 88221, 887-2100, SP Wood, Jimmy Dale, 501 S 3rd St, Gallup, 87301, 722-6328, SP Woodfill, John, PO Box 39, Lindrith, 87029, 774-9172, OM Woodfin, Ronald L., PO Box 979, Cedar Crest, 87008, 281-1114, SP Woolsey, Pam, PO Box 38, Kirtland, 87417, 598-5809, MC, MP Wright, Jerry D., PO Box 695, Lovington, 88260, 396-3637, OM Wright, Riley, 3100 Morris St NE, Albuquerque, 87111, 298-8455, OM Wright, Robert, 6400 Golf Course Rd NW, Albuquerque, 87120, 899-0665, MY

Yates, Venetia L., 1350 Bosque Farms Blvd, Bosque Farms, 87068, 869-2759, MY Yelvington, Ben, PO Box 607, Espanola, 87532, 747-4273, OM Yoder, Randall, 501 Wright Ave, Alamogordo, 88310, 434-7769, SP, AP Yost, Ronald E., 1010 Ridgeway Pl., Farmington, 87401, 599-9019, OM Youn, Sung Yul, 3315 Tower Rd SW, Albuquerque, 87121, 242-8371, SP Young, Curtis, PO Box 6928, Santa Fe, 87502, 438-6094, SP Young, Jason, 200 W Sycamore Ave, Bloomfield, 87413, 632-3335, MY, MR Young, Owen, PO Box 248, Cleveland, 87715, 387-2158, SP Young, Willis, 4400 E Main St, Farmington, 87402, 327-7791, OM Youtsey, Penny, PO Box 242, Artesia, 88211, 746-3258, MC Yuen, Jason, 8510 Wyoming Blvd NE, Albuquerque, 87113, 298-7583, MR

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Alamogordo Bethel 1316 Scenic 88310 437-7311 439-5349 [email protected] MV Alamogordo Boles Acres Boles Rural Sta. Box 3657 88311 437-7061 [email protected] Serman Countryman MV Alamogordo Calvary Box 389 88311 437-0110 [email protected] Jeff May MV Alamogordo Eternity Box 2322 88311 [email protected] George Ryan MV Alamogordo First 1100 Michigan Ave. 88310 437-5510 439-8458 [email protected] Dr. Frank Zamora, Interim MV Alamogordo Getsemani PO Box 328 88310 443-2449 Naya Benetiz MV Alamogordo Immanuel 1107 Adams Ave. 88310 437-5011 [email protected] Doug Ledbetter MV Alamogordo New Life Fellowship 501 Wright 88311 437-1816 [email protected] Randal Yoder MV Alamogordo Primera PO Box 647 88311 434-8650 Lester Stone, Interim MV Albuquerque Alameda First Box 10208 87184 898-2625 897-1717 [email protected] C Albuquerque Albuq Chinese 8701 Napa Valley Rd. NE 87122 823-1766 [email protected] Voon Min Liew C Albuquerque Albuq Sovereign Grace 1534 Blake Rd. SW 87105 877-7939 [email protected] Charles E. Teadwell C Baptist Neighborhood Albuquerque Fellowship 1615 Edith Blvd. SE 87102 243-2108 Michael Beard C Albuquerque Blake Road 1704 Blake Rd. SW 87105 877-6813 877-0166 Tom Leach C Albuquerque Carlisle Community 1124 Hermosa Dr. SE 87108 255-2370 [email protected] Tim Tsoodle, Interim C Albuquerque ChristChurch PO Box 50998 87181 296-5701 441-2848 [email protected] Matthew V. Hirshcfeld C Albuquerque Cottonwood 10131 Coors Blvd. NW Ste K-3 87114 792-9191 890-5368 [email protected] Dan Cooley C Albuquerque Counterculture PO Box 26086 87125 247-8671 842-1088 [email protected] Paul Herzog C Albuquerque Crestview 301 Chama NE 87108 255-8223 [email protected] David J. Coleman Sr. C Albuquerque Del Norte 5800 Montgomery Blvd. NE 87109 881-9711 881-7184 [email protected] Dr. Bob Myers C Albuquerque Eastern Hills 3100 Morris St. NE 87111 298-8455 298-8492 [email protected] Larry Miller C Albuquerque Fellowship Missionary PO Box 26327 87125 242-8928 244-1157 [email protected] Dennis Dunn C Albuquerque First Box 26446 87125 247-3611 247-0345 [email protected] Michael Cook C Albuquerque First of West Albq. 6400 Golf Course Rd. NW 87120 899-0665 899-0678 [email protected] Dr. Timothy M. Marrow Sr. C

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Address Box806 Box PO Canutillo181, TX 322 W. Grand Box1749 Box8 Box242 201 Rd.Heiland FarmingtonLadera, 2816 10 County Rd 3323 S. Bloomfield 900 Blvd., Bloomfield Box158 Box99 Box23 POBox 634 Box289 Box670 N. 103 Heights 200 W. Sycamore Box994 Box1658 1350 Bosque Farms Blvd. Eldorado 2030 Lp Box429 W.Blodgett 1500 St. POBox 3108 Box489 2113 Tower Dr. Box281 N. St. 6th 605 107 W. Vineyard Lane 1318 Mermod

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City Anthony Anthony Artesia Artesia Artesia Artesia Aztec Aztec Aztec Aztec Aztec Bayard Belen Belen Belen Bernalillo Bloomfield Bloomfield Bloomfield Bloomfield BosqueFarms BosqueFarms Capitan Carlsbad Carlsbad Carlsbad Carlsbad Carlsbad Carlsbad Carlsbad Carlsbad

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Mr. Jose Jurardo Jose Mr. Devine Mark Smith Hayden Sam Kelley Ron Dr. Woodwin John Torrison CoryDryden Romero ReyesRG Horton Todd FontanaVincent RammageBilly Young, Owen Interim Evans Larry Christian Gene InterimMike Adams, Joel Horne Dr. Hughes Garland Turvaville Dean Escobar Pedro Brooks Doug Turnbough Mitchell Jason Schwope David Oliver Leon Bruce CalWest W.CastilloWesley McCoyGlennDr. Montoya Willie Jack Stricklan Tom Guerito

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Zip 88221 88220 88220 88301 88113 87008 87008 87520 79924 88081 87714 88415 87715 88317 88101 88101 88102 88102 88101 88102 88101 88101 88101 88029 88416 88318 87013 88114 87013 87013 87013

Address Box177 Cavern5403 Old Hwy Standpipe 1701 Rd. Box829 POBox 19 Box979 POBox 1335 Box1216 Richard,114 King TXElPaso PO 112 Lisa Box 159 Box235 Box87 POBox 248 Box392 720 N. Davis St. 2501 N. Norris Box1015 Box1113 2201 N. Main Box2046 921 Parkland Dr. N. Prince 421 St. 1100 W. Manana Box244 Box A,Conchas Dam Box287 POBox 1881, Cuba 65 975 Box HC 1609 Box 79, HCR Box391 420 Box 17 HCR

Name Primera Ranch Acres Road Standpipe First CauseyFirst CedarCrest Vista Grande First *Chaparral First First First ValleyMora First Calvary Central First Forrest Heights Highland Belen*Iglesia Parkland PrinceStreet Sandia Promised Land Conchas First Pine Hill Crossroads Springs *Eagle First Spring Living

City Carlsbad Carlsbad Carlsbad Carrizozo Causey CedarCrest CedarCrest Chama Chaparral Chaparral Cimarron Clayton Cleveland Cloudcroft Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Columbus Conchas Corona Counselor Crossroads Cuba Cuba Cuba

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SJ M SW SW SW SW NE PV PV E SJ C RG E SF SF SF C C SE RG SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ

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Stanley Toledo,Stanley Interim Jerry Buchanan Mosley Steve Medlin Bruce Jack Ferguson ButchSchneider Motter John Noh Talon RobertRachuig RinneMichael BabbErwin RobMuncy Tiger Don Turner Eric Albert Hagan PipesGlenn Moore, Chipper Interim CastilloTimothy Larry Haslam,Interim Keith Berryman Fletwood, Henry Interim Dierdorf Tom Joe O'Neal J. Frank Soto Mike Dr. Hattabaugh Baker Eugene vaughn Dennis

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Zip 87013 87821 88030 88031 88031 88030 88418 88201 88230 88115 87528 87015 87935 88116 87532 87533 87532 87016 87036 88231 88033 87402 87401 87401 87499 87401 87401 87401 87401 87499 87401 87415

Address Box26 Box23 S. 8th 700 St. Box328 POBox 1632 Manzanita 105 SE Box8 1210 W. Jaffa, Roswell Box537 Box275 Box186 Box2338 Box1346 Box212 Box51509 Box3276 FS POBox 607 Box528 Mountainair465, Box Box1449 Box257 MainE. 4400 St. 211 W. 20th St 511 W. Arrington POBox 2892 203 E. Elm 4 Road 5323 1010 Ridgeway Pl. S. Dustin Rd.601 POBox 376 5206 Comanche Box276

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- Name Tinian Indian Tinian First Bethel First IglesiaPrimera Son First First IglesiaPrimera First Dulce ValleyMountain Churchthe The Butte at First Coronado First Indian First First Immanuel First Fairacres Crestview Emmanuel First Indian First Ideal ViewMesa VistaMountain IglesiaPrimera The Gathering Totah First

City Cuba Datil Deming Deming Deming Deming Moines Des Dexter Dexter Dora Dulce Edgewood Butte Elephant Elida Espanola Espanola Espanola Estancia Estancia Eunice Fairacres Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Vista Flora

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E E E SJ W W W W W W SW SW SF E W W SW PV RG RG MV SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE

Pastor

Dennis Pedillo, InterimDennis CoyBrewer InterimCastro, Johnny Eddie Gooden Gene Turk Fernandez David McCollum Jay Jr. Dale Wood Henderson Tar RobinsonBilly Ken Henderson Rody Chesser Jordan Lonnie Rogers Hugh CalvinJohnny Roberts Maples Bob Mitchell Larry Tucker,Billy Interim ShawnDrake Kevin Kellow Crawford,Jimmy Interim Leon Green Dr. Akins Marty Elioref Barrios Jack Lott Sid Butler RayPoskey BradReimers

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Zip 88118 88427 88119 87416 87316 87305 87305 87301 87301 87301 88038 88039 87535 88120 87020 87020 88040 88232 87937 87937 88325 88240 88240 88242 88240 88240 88240 88241 88240 88241 88240

Address 314 S. Roosevelt 314 Rd. AG 4143 36, McAlisterR Quay Box287 POBox 7 POBox 295 Box3037 Box366 College 2112 Dr. 501 S. 3rd 501 S. 3rd Box62 POBox 84 Box106 Box64 701 E. Sage Box298 Box1 Box488 Box557 POBox 1225 Box367 2911 N. Dal Paso N. 1701 Coleman N. Denver12129 City Hwy. E. 301 Castle Ave. 301 E. Snyder 501 N. Burk Box718 1726 Rose Lane Box773 1508 N. Dal Paso

Name Floyd Community Forrest First Life New Wingate AztecEast Pastor ElBuen First Indian First *Iyanbito Chapel ValleyGila Glenwood Glorieta Grady Central First Hachita First First ValleDel Iglesia de Hatch Trinity Bel Aire Belvue Bethel Castle Avenue First Betesda Iglesia Immanuel Nadine Hope New Northside

City Floyd Forrest Sumner Fort Fruitland Wingate Ft. Gallup Gallup Gallup Gallup Gallup Gila Glenwood Glorieta Grady Grants Grants Hachita Hagerman Hatch Hatch Rolls High Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs

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SE SE NA T SE SE SF C SJ MV RG SJ SJ W PV RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG NE NE C

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Russell Russell Hill Dean Mathis Dr. BaxleyJim John Sparks Alan Speed Randy Aly Larson Eric Clymer Daniel Joe Byers Tyson Mr. Ronald O. Steve Griffith Will Rassmussem WalkerVic Delores Richard RaymondDerrick Raul Arreola Raul Arreola Tisdale Linvell G. Rony Hernandez Saul Gonzales Maurice Dr. Hollingsworth Raul Arreola Sik Yong Davis Clarence James UnderwoodK. Ruben Ortega Moore Byron Herb Gage Talley Ben RobSlay

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Zip 88241 88240 88240 88121 88252 88252 87025 87024 87417 88337 88044 87418 87401 87014 88253 88001 88001 88001 88012 88001 88004 88005 88007 88001 88001 88001 88004 88011 88005 87701 87701 87029

Address POBox 1888 1700 E. Yeso Dr. 301 E. Navajo Dr. Box697 Box1150 Box358 Riverview 6 JemezCt., Springs 140, Box Jemez Pueblo Box38 Box490 Box96 Box222 629 Highway 170, Farmington POBox 206,Cubero Box82 S. 808 St. Alamo S. St. 1800 Locust S. 808 St. Alamo Moongate 6160 Stern 3950 Dr. Box2593 106 S. Miranda 950 Horner Rd. S. 808 St. Alamo 1900 N. Solano Apt. 39 S.Walnut 955 St. Box321 N. Telshor514 4175 Lavender Dr. 300 Baca Avenue Box54 Box39

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Name Pleasant Pleasant Green Memorial Taylor Pointe Vista First Calvary First Jemez Mountain Valley Jemez First First Mesa La Community Freedom Plata ValleyLa *Laguna First Nuevas *Buenas Calvary Ana *Dona Mesa East Pastor ElBuen Emanuel First Hill North Road *Holman *Korean Carmel Mt. Primera Vista Sierra Community View Valley Calvary First Lindrith

City Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs House Jal Jal Jemez Valley Jemez Kirtland Luz La Mesa La Plata La Plata La Laguna Arthur Lake Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Cruces Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Lindrith

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T SW SF SF C C C C PV SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE M M NE MV E MV RG RG RG RG PV W E SW

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Stephen Stephen Kulback Paul Cunningham CharlesDr. F. McCullough BoydMorerod SamsMichael DuncanJimmy Engle Mike RyanJimmy Harry W. Pittam K. Mack McCarthick Ramos Iram McGuire Mike Matt Ray Juan Carlos Soto RonRagland Patrick Harris, Contact Paul Holt ChuckTerpening Green Norman Durward Durward Barreras,Interim Jerry Arturo Meza H. Diaz Dennis David PippenMr. Leo Pennington M.Moore Garland BradMorgan Stone John

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Zip 88426 88045 87544 87544 87002 87031 87031 87031 88256 88260 88260 88260 88260 88260 88260 88260 88260 87825 87825 87728 88339 88124 88310 88046 88001 88047 88048 88230 87021 88125 88049

Address Box382 Box128 2200 Diamond Dr. State 80 4 Road Chavez 9 Park,Los Belen Box1616 POBox 2575 POBox 2923 Box396 POBox 237 Box695 220 W. Avenue I Box86 837 W. Jackson Avenue Box506 Box462 Box1777 Box1598 Box418 Box323 Box166 Box335 1316 Scenic, Alamogordo Box1150 Virginia, N. 1036 Cruces Las Box506 Box317 Dexter358, Box Box2097 4198 NM Rd. 206 Box8

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Name First First First RockWhite First First News Good Valley Mission Loving Emmanuel First Hillcrest Bethel Iglesia Jackson Avenue Street Love Primera Trinity Alamo Navajo First First Mayhill First *Mescalero Valley Mesilla Spanish Bautista Ig Hispania Beth Park Mesilla Mesquite Midway Immanuel Milnesand Mimbres Rio

City Logan Lordsburg Los Alamos Los Alamos Los Chavez Los Lunas Los Lunas Los Lunas Loving Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Magdalena Magdalena Maxwell Mayhill Melrose Mescalero Mesilla Park Mesilla Park Mesilla Mesquite Midway Milan Milnesand Mimbres

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SE NA C C RG PV M MV E E E E E E E E E E M SF W E NE NE SF M C C C C C

Pastor

Bob Bob Hamilton David DenningMr. Schenk Tom Paul Gerritson HigbyJim Ray Eugene MedlinRichard CraftJr. J.B. Reynolds Tony McAfee, InterimWes Walter Huber Ross,Interim Dick Espinoza Jesus Delgado, Pilo Contact Smith Steven Shelton Ira Stevens,Interim Rodney Dan Soulsby Dr. Martin,Greg Interim Buerkle Ed Bruce Kirby Phillips Joe InterimFleming, John InterimKevin Haney, David BrittainDr. DeesJohathon CharlesDr. Becknell Budagher Si

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Zip 88265 87718 87035 87036 88012 88220 87827 88344 88130 88130 88130 88130 88130 88130 88130 88130 88130 88130 87829 87556 87321 88102 87740 87740 87558 87830 87124 87174 87174 87174 87124

Address Box151 Eagle109, Box Nest Box33 Box504 Norte,Real 5525 del CrucesLas Bannister, Carlsbad2428 Box732 Box4 1568 NM 88 1098 NM 236 Box8 Box270 100 S. Avenue C 1301 N. Main Box1165 Box337 N. Indio200 Box188 Box102 Box169 61 2026 Box HC POBox 1868, Clovis Box825 Box656 Box159 Box168 Unser 12 Ste.Blvd., A Box15025 POBox 15208 Box44835 19th 3906 SE Ave.

Name Monument ValleyMoreno First First First Mountainside*Organ of First Otis First First Arch Bethel Calvary Emmanuel First Spanish First Bethel Iglesia Testament New ElDivino Templo Salvador University First First Candy Kitchen Ranchvale Calvary First First Reserve Agape Community Celebration BaruchCongregation HaShem EmmanuelMissionary First

City Monument ValleyMoreno Moriarty Mountainair Organ Otis Town Pie Pinon Portales Portales Portales Portales Portales Portales Portales Portales Portales Portales Quemado Questa Ramah Ranchvale Raton Raton Red River Reserve RanchoRio RanchoRio RanchoRio RanchoRio RanchoRio

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C C NE W PV PV PV PV PV PV PV PV PV PV PV PV PV NE MV MV MV RG T W SW SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

Pastor

Todd Cook Todd Art Rayburn Dollar Bill LawtonGerald Grant Troy Richard Grisham Johnson Don Mancillas Roberto EdMeyers Dr. Willie Gibbs Smith,RichardInterim Mitchell Rick ButchNeal WhiteheadGail Randy Reeves Spruill John Tim Gilliland Widener Randy Dr. RamonRobledo Barlow Larry Sullivan Darrell RobertPougues Steve Griffith JimE Black Alfredo M. Lugo McPhersonDavid Lee Herring Goodwin Bud Dr. Brown Doug YoungCurtis

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9200 0651 2974 5450 1372 8182 3399 2553 8135 2640 5420 9980 1019 6072 2762 7441 2679 2081 4611 4237 2535 2224 9766 4779 9141 9467 ------Phone

922 771 425 371 622 622 622 622 623 623 623 622 622 622 622 626 485 257 378 267 576 537 983 983 983 473

Zip 87124 87144 87742 87317 88201 88201 88201 88203 88202 88202 88203 88201 88202 88202 88201 88202 88202 87743 88355 88346 88346 87941 88434 87021 88026 87505 87501 87508 87505 87507 87502 87502

Address 2600 2600 Rd. Ste.American SE, 350 6992 Skylar Dr. NE POBox 747 POBox 907, Gamerco 1418 Mossman N. 2420 Garden St. 2106 E. Pine Lodge Rd. 1009 W. Alameda POBox 3256 Box1996 E. 417 Wildy 2001 S. Lea Box5818 Box1502 869 Broken Arrow Rd. Box3158 POBox 1875 Box40 POBox 1870 Box187 Box187 Box340 Box95 2571, MilanBox Box283 1313 Apache Ave. 1250 W. Alameda Vista 7 Avenida #171 Grande Pecos1605 Trail Old 3405 Vereda Baja POBox 24198 POBox 6928

Name Hoffmantown West Hoffmantown Life Quest Rociada RockSprings Berrendo Bethel Bykota Calvary ElCalvario First Spanish First Highland ViewMountain Manor South This Ole‟ Church Trinidad Washington Avenue First First First Eterna*Vida Salem First Mateo *San First Calvary Pastor ElBuen Eldorado First Rodeo Road Sangre de Cristo SoulSearch

City Rio RanchoRio RanchoRio Rociada RockSprings Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roy Ruidoso RuidosoDowns RuidosoDowns Salem Jon San Mateo San Santa Clara Fe Santa Fe Santa Fe Santa Fe Santa Fe Santa Fe Santa Fe Santa

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SF T RG SJ SJ NA SW SW SW M NE RG SF SF SF SE SJ E E W C C MV MV C W T T T T MV

Pastor

Cesar Gutierrez Espy Vander Hendrickx Dave Nelson, Tom Interim White Don BrasierRobert Montoya Eliseo BobFarmer, Jr. Herb Roever Shon Wagner NickellE. James Romero Bennie Maestas Ben MeeksPaul K. James Tso Rob Hollis PeabodyJim Brittain Bob Interim Terry Wendt, StocktonBrooky Dr. Bill Jones L. Johns, Jerry Interim BosticJim EnglandDavid Tomas Interim Gonzaes, BullRichard FredCaton Lee Underwood

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Zip 87502 88435 88008 87420 87420 88062 88062 88061 88062 87801 87747 87901 87571 87571 87571 88267 86514 88135 88135 87323 87059 87059 88350 88351 87026 87322 88401 88401 88401 88401 88352

Address Box5959 Box446 Box1524 Box927 POBox 2727 Box1059 Box1217 3550 Hwy 180E Box1669 Box1126 Box157 Box329 POBox PP Box1593 Box6504 Box738 Box1054, AZ Box296 291SRRoute 771 Box473 Box66 Box1017 Box160 Box318 Box3187 POBox 33, Rehoboth E 321 Center Box972 Box401 Box667 POBox 908

Name Spanish First First First Mesa BereanNew First Indian Hills Iglesia *Primera First First First First Indian Spanish First Pos Nos *Teec First Pleasant Hill First First Meadow Forest Chapel *Timberon First *Tohajiilee *Tohatchi First Spanish First Immanuel Trinity First

City Santa Fe Santa Santa Rosa TeresaSanta Shiprock Shiprock City Silver City Silver City Silver City Silver Socorro Springer C or T Taos Taos Taos Tatum Pos Nos Teec Texico Texico Thoreau Tijeras Tijeras Timberon Tinnie Tohajiilee Tohatchi Tucumcari Tucumcari Tucumcari Tucumcari Tularosa

Assn. SW C NE MV C W

Pastor

Don Kejr RigginNorman Dusek, Interim Tom Doyle Hales

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Zip 88061 87068 87752 88354 87063 86515

Address 86 Niki's Silver86 CityRd., Velvet 1555 Lane, BosqueFarms Box142 Box518 Box1023 Box448, AZ

Name *Tyrone Vaughn of First First Weed First First

City Tyrone Vaughn Wagon Mound Weed Willard RockWindow

Total Mission 0 0 0 Expense 5,700 5,663 2,500 35,442 16,333 18,000 69,952 151,186 143,624

0 0 0 0 0 0 State Missions * 355 531 200 Dec. 2005 Dec. 1,035 4,542

10,760 –

0 Cooperative * 200 960

Program 1,620 8,920 1,000 2,632 2,645 1,200 14,379 77,642 62,744

Undesignated 0 0 0 0 0 Offerings 50,300 50,000 50,074 107,667 109,222 742,125 638,417

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0

Men‟s/Boys 12 33

0 6 0 0 0 0 0

WMU 74 17 27 76 Enrollment 170

Music 5 9 0 0 0 17 20 62 12 16

Enrollment 149 118

0 0 0 0 0

Discipleship 20 15 35 37 Training 129 113 219

Vacation Bible 0 0 0 0 0 65 45 41

School 132 180 179 400

Average SS 79 51 93 35 50 35 57 23 September 30, 2005 30, September 120 285 328 300 Attendance –

SS Enrollment 95 53 73 40 57 45 STATISTICAL TABLES 128 111 120 644 947 350

Average AM 0 87 75 50 79 40 63 40

Worship 180 302 377 350

Total Baptisms 5 1 6 4 4 0 5 0 8 18 25 40 Taken from Annual Church Profiles Church from Annual Taken October 1, 2005 2005 1, October

Resident Member- 75 56 32 70 80 65

ship 268 123 133 634 1,125 1,150

(Addresses and Telephone Numbers on Previous Pages) on Previous Numbers and Telephone (Addresses Total Members 75 64 32 70 90 85 283 125 133 715 1,428 1,150

CHURCHES and

MISSIONS *Mission

CENTRAL ASSOCIATION CENTRAL Albq Alameda First Albq Bethania Cental Albq Blake Road Albq Carlisle Community Albq Chinese Albq ChristChurch Albq Cottonwood Albq Counterculture Albq Crestview Albq Del Norte Albq Eastern Hills Albq Fellowship Missionary *Cooperative Program and State Missions Offering taken from actual receipts received in BCNM office Jan. Jan. office BCNM in received receipts from actual taken Offering Missions State and Program *Cooperative

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2,600 2,690 7,642 1,582 5,567 1,892 2,400 91,604 19,029 52,225 15,635 19,121 16,200 Total 121,667 537,860 307,054 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 97 25 200 138 345 158 250 8,378 1,952 1,332 1,231 3,057 7,481 Miss. *State

0 0 0 900 220 768 350 8,075 1,377 1,200 2,665 1,292 5,848 1,542 1,722 1,100 63,945 59,377 20,151 10,752 12,414 *Coop. 112,500 100,712 Program

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

46,000 87,967 23,689 17,483 32,579 24,270 650,884 575,695 158,390 180,617 205,542 116,191 293,000 Offering Undesig. 5,107,867 1,128,921

8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 6 0 22 Men Boys

0 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 8 0

38 13 21 16 17 58 Enr. WMU

0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66 83 27 20 18 20 10 22 15 330 163 170 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

20 27 13 28 530 414 186 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 71 23 83 75 78

318 437 112 120 324 VBS

9 0

97 77 15 90 10 28 15 10 40 10 80 84 75 18 25 12 268 338 821 411 295 SS AvAtt

12 19 97 15 61 20 10 60 17 80 74 48 57 12 606 634 194 143 249 968 412 SS Enr. 1,910

14 15 30 35 45 12 60 28 10 32 60 12 375 350 195 103 165 250 182 120 450 500 AM 1,450 Wor.

0 4 2 9 2 0 3 0 1 2 0 6 0 4 8 4 2 - 21 33 13 99 75 38 Bap tisms

35 19 20 45 50 12 14 80 12 645 426 422 181 176 212 171 550 270 106 125 323 2,384 1,030 Res. Mem.

35 19 40 71 60 12 14 80 21 618 488 438 180 335 366 550 413 106 250 325 1,190 4,509 1,212 Total Mem

*Mission

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Albq First Albq FirstWest of Albuquerque Albq FirstSpanish FruitAvenue Albq Friendship Albq Highland Albq Hoffmantown Albq Iglesia Bautista Emanuel Albq Iglesia Sinai De *Albq Indian NationsAlbq Indian Albq Korean American Albq Liberty Albq Monterey Albq View Mountain Albq Neighborhood Fellowship Albq New Hope Albq Northdale Albq Promise Albq Riverside Albq Sandia Albq Rio Soul Albq SouthwestHeights Albq Sovereign Grace

0 0 0 0 0

720 574 189 6,693 1,949 6,350 6,774 6,875 3,601 8,146 3,100 71,909 23,292 76,083 21,888 11,011 26,302 43,193 38,587 Total Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 79 25 996 725 121 221 285 990 143 2,310 3,352 Miss. *State

0 0 0 0 314 488 1,384 3,506 5,487 3,608 6,569 4,454 5,320 1,106 5,345 1,408 45,963 11,630 42,743 20,310 13,644 29,187 17,328 29,158 *Coop. Program

0 0 0 0 0 0

4,903 8,455 12,000 67,207 54,578 47,490 84,752 98,437 64,546 42,640 96,336 22,357 49,569 49,000 459,099 343,469 202,299 319,062 Offering Undesig.

0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 14 25 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 14 10 18 12 20 25 Enr. WMU

0 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 58 10 15 68 11 15 44 33 12 18 25 10 15 76 12 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

12 60 10 90 16 50 229 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50

186 148 161 106 138 105 128 150 184 125 206 VBS

7 0 7 0 0 0 0

20 27 12 20 34 38 37 50 75 22 94 40 24 271 175 107 156 SS AvAtt

0 7 4 0

20 29 45 12 26 72 59 70 37 40 43 535 305 104 122 139 202 202 108 390 SS Enr.

35 20 80 35 30 65 17 38 55 70 50 29 25 60 40 52 301 247 310 125 175 110 177 AM Wor.

0 4 5 6 1 2 0 1 6 7 6 0 0 8 0 6 - 34 31 21 10 16 14 11 15 Bap tisms

35 35 90 20 43 18 50 68 43 61 30 85 54 852 106 426 231 175 187 483 271 523 126 Res. Mem.

6 35 35 98 20 54 18 62 89 66 81 74 85 79 125 494 231 577 203 684 295 989 358 1,047 Total Mem

*Mission

Factor

- CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Albq Trinity Albq Truevine Vietnamese*Albq X Albq. FirstBelen SierraBelen Vista Bernalillo First FarmsBosque First FarmsBosque Tender Mercy Cedar Crest *Cuba SpringsEagle FirstCuba Edgewood ValleyMt Estancia First Estancia Immanuel Southern Jemez Valley Lindrith FirstLos Chavez Los First Lunas Los Good Lunas News Los Lunas Mission Valley FirstMoriarty Mountainair First Rio Rancho Agape

0 0 0 0 0

173 787 3,926 2,256 8,335 1,881 9,602 3,136 1,822 38,390 63,488 14,894 27,403 51,253 15,552 Total 166,136 2,160,934 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 40 88 25 25 100 363 122 150 205 553 100 5,298 57,33 3,636 Miss. *State

0 0 0 761 753 960 575 2,964 5,526 9,088 1,657 1,393 1,405 3,220 8,756 25,439 31,306 45,940 16,889 16,682 *Coop. 969,373 117,133 Program

0 0 0 0 0 1 0

54,440 93,463 74,839 16,851 57,611 15,878 41,690 48,173 48,540 256,219 823,848 252,592 374,647 142,161 Offering Undesig. 13,995,35 1,217,500

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 10 22 10 229 Boy Men

0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0

15 20 46 10 12 100 823 Enr. WMU

0 0 6 0 0 1 0 1 7 0 0 5 5 48 19 10 14 40 10 49 156 158 2,04 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

19 52 70 11 105 250 110 DT 2,679

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 57 34

105 350 100 170 185 103 VBS 5,189

0 0 7 7 8

20 19 48 30 22 15 23 33 59 50 102 640 122 434 159 SS 1,150 7,645 AvAtt

0 5 2

20 22 34 64 50 48 11 40 15 20 36 45 38 208 915 203 326 131 SS Enr. 12,51 1,231

7 4 0

34 47 95 30 12 60 11 26 45 61 140 210 764 110 146 830 190 125 AM 1,450 11,33 Wor.

5 2 5 4 5 3 1 0 1 1 0 1 9 7 3 - 17 60 10 30 15 155 913 Bap tisms

6 7

56 21 72 20 72 35 26 79 41 136 223 700 120 180 436 174 238 1,084 1,104 Res. Mem. 17,762

58 21 72 30 54 12 97 87 81 54 136 300 700 170 318 144 625 304 395 1,309 1,249 Total Mem 24,567

*Mission

Central TotalsAssociation

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

ASSOCIATION EASTERN Rio Rancho Baruch Hashem Rio Rancho Celebration Rio Rancho Emmanuel Miss Rio Rancho First Rio Rancho Hoffmantown West Rio Rancho Life Quest ParkSandia Vista Grande First Tijeras TijerasForestMeadow *Tohajiilee Vaughn First Willard First Arch Bethel FirstCausey Clovis Calvary Clovis Central Clovis First Clovis ForrestHeights Clovis Highland *Clovis Iglesia Belen

0 0 0 0 0 0

4,269 6,837 2,997 2,589 1,850 45,977 20,042 21,647 27,324 14,136 17,253 25,968 80,241 20,033 Total 127,192 676,859 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 70 10

225 345 542 908 725 3,959 2,070 1,700 1,080 5,846 2,085 24,25 Miss. *State

0 50 116 200 952 450

5,107 5,657 7,661 1,337 4,754 1,078 6,371 55,501 24,808 13,394 16,251 11,109 44,225 14,082 30,949 *Coop. 394,927 Program

0 0 0 0 0

2,393 3,200

63,969 40,733 11,982 67,785 15,385 56,927 214,039 136,798 145,690 128,022 184,426 347,709 173,245 325,431 Offering Undesig. 3,863,934

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 8 0 0 5 0 7 0

15 10 12 21 11

130 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 7 4 0 8 0 0 1

45 25 12 10 15 19

223 Enr. WMU

0 8 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 7

41 15 35 76 47 10 36 49 22 99

724 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

12 51 26 16 48 34

145 121 644

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 57 18 84 74 69 87 31

114 119 100 105 128 VBS 1,413

0 0

20 42 25 17 84 78 16 38 20 25 22 85 15 27

226 114 126 180 135 SS 2,098 AvAtt

0 0

37 74 51 43 23 80 32 40 20 18 50

345 340 204 162 240 300 153 228 SS Enr. 4,322

30 45 70 10 30 16 52 34 75 42 20 38

375 153 124 100 132 215 200 120 197 AM 3,426 Wor.

3 1 3 0 0 6 3 3 0 9 0 0 2 1 8 5 - 18 11 14 16 10

180 Bap tisms

36 61 99 25 33 15 61 49 32 66

832 316 244 158 138 142 355 279 238 246

5,630 Res. Mem.

65 76 40 43 23 86 42

832 231 563 240 294 312 724 500 114 704 225 381 208

1,013 9,752 Total Mem

*Mission

Eastern Eastern Association Totals

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Clovis Parkland Clovis Prince St Clovis Sandia Dora First Elida First Floyd ForrestCommunity FtSumner First Grady Melrose First Milnesand Portales Calvary Portales Emmanuel Portales First Portales FirstSpanish Portales Iglesia Bethel Portales New Testament Portales University Ranchvale Texico First Texico PleasantHill

0 0

430 700 500 4,576 8,303 4,040 3,748 2,481 4,706 2,819 1,776 17,616 34,965 22,249 69,186 15,628 17,800 13,787 Total 101,593 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 60 64 10 200 361 110 851 144 140 910 1,572 4,320 1,747 Miss. *State

0 0 300 876 550 605 1,670 2,524 5,711 2,218 1,524 1,154 4,272 3,549 8,344 7,068 16,829 29,252 54,575 10,073 39,884 *Coop. Program

0 0 0

680 6,350 13,600 43,594 68,863 47,173 20,056 82,819 30,252 27,057 15,094 38,561 51,340 77,110 145,373 272,110 370,785 116,409 Offering Undesig.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 12 30 23 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0

24 10 34 45 34 10 Enr. WMU

0 8 0 0 7 0 2 7 3 0 6 0 0 37 10 62 62 11 19 12 111 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0

10 10 99 65 14 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 38 46 42 64 26 65 50

108 388 177 112 132 VBS

0 9

40 13 27 43 17 70 11 52 12 17 20 20 22 14 83 94 210 255 164 SS AvAtt

50 37 57 62 28 14 12 19 21 23 26 50 53 91 132 366 457 132 353 151 SS Enr.

40 20 60 70 23 16 91 20 50 18 35 45 70 50 50 80 120 336 266 209 AM Wor.

0 0 0 0 2 0 7 9 0 3 6 2 3 0 6 5 2 3 2 6 - 10 Bap tisms

40 43 45 18 48 45 75 45 41 45 30 86 52 103 271 529 546 110 417 152 Res. Mem.

40 49 35 24 48 57 75 44 62 86 100 220 369 837 546 163 840 142 114 205 172 Total Mem

*Mission

TotalMountain Association MOUNTAIN ASSOCIATION CHURCHES AND MISSIONS MOUNTAIN VALLEY ASSOCITION

Alamo Navajo Datil First FirstMagdalena Pie Town First Quemado First Reserve Socorro First Alamogordo Bethel Alamogordo Boles Acres Alamogordo Calvary Alamogordo Eternity Alamogordo First Alamogordo Getsemani Alamogordo Immanuel Alamogordo New Life Alamogordo Primera Alto Canaan Trail Capitan Trinity FirstCarrizozo Cloudcroft First

0 0 0

450 460 504 1,495 3,135 1,146 6,264 8,908 8,908 68,628 57,513 16,544 63,350 22,964 10,170 Total 120,897 533,505 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 2 4 0 15 200 250 745 500 310 205 210 210 375 507 1,227 10,83 4,126 Miss. *State

0 800 440 843 653 4,404 2,200 1,089 3,309 1,746 1,712 2,655 2,655 2,501 22,933 14,195 84,644 36,667 15,607 *Coop. 269,943 Program

0 0 0

7,335 26,108 89,486 47,682 41,623 30,641 23,076 54,054 54,054 23,836 86,926 53,556 142,424 179,500 624,531 329,120 Offering Undesig. 2,095,412

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 48 15 101 Men/ Boys

0 8 0 7 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3

40 12 164 Enr. WMU

3 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 19 22 94 15 116 400 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 56 15 25 259 509 163 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 35 29 94 87 15 23 63

138 227 176 VBS 1,242

7 5

22 74 79 56 27 12 40 18 21 13 15 15 40 25 53 223 115 SS 1,365 AvAtt

7 5

30 56 95 90 27 14 95 59 40 15 25 25 25 50 349 356 117 SS Enr. 2,279

45 60 75 20 18 93 35 25 25 10 40 40 35 35 49 165 700 200 100 AM 2,271 Wor.

6 4 1 7 0 0 2 2 0 0 3 3 9 1 6 2 0 - 18 34 122 Bap tisms

61 88 80 18 48 41 40 13 53 53 21 50 150 113 169 579 216 233 134 3,092 Res. Mem.

82 88 80 20 62 66 13 67 67 37 50 320 115 212 642 105 281 462 257 4,359 Total Mem

Associational -

*Mission

Mountain Totals Valley

TotalNon

ASSOCIATIONAL -

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS NON NORTHEASTERN ASSOCIATION

Corona First High RollsTrinity Luz FirstLa Mayhill *Mescalero FirstPinon Ruidoso Downs First Ruidoso First *Timberon Chapel Tinnie First Tularosa First Weed City Silver Berean New FireAngel Cimarron First FirstClayton Des First Moines Las Calvary Vegas

0 0 0

134 945 3,445 8,471 2,479 1,460 10,503 47,711 11,773 11,369 43,973 46,940 18,151 36,539 11,958 40,000 Total 182,868 200,189 160,119 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 2 10 85 95 256 100 130 150 762 100 785 377 254 2,847 8,601 1,035 2,680 1,004 Miss. *State

801 305 424 514 3,333 1,614 1,243 4,518 5,436 3,265 2,724 8,643 6,028 1,335 28,468 16,500 22,678 24,512 20,037 *Coop. 102,412 100,750 118,305 Program

0 0 0

9,502 7,700 67,189 50,106 24,257 59,435 82,381 99,016 55,379 64,956 24,394 102,658 266,132 387,192 273,081 767,730 194,523 Offering Undesig. 1,080,417 1,137,331

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 58 49 25 10 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

20 41 40 10 150 Enr. WMU

0 0 8 0 0 9 0 15 15 14 56 16 38 30 59 10 10 56 15 241 125 200 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

45 15 27 63 20 35 135 907 200 300 DT

0 0 0 4 71 28 52 21 80 98 78 73 35 52 61 80

113 170 204 978 150 343 VBS

8 0 0

50 25 49 16 13 46 47 36 23 43 82 35 20 137 582 342 275 125 336 SS AvAtt

5 0

85 12 26 79 16 19 51 88 38 47 89 36 24 218 483 316 724 240 SS Enr. 1,064 1,386

5 0

75 15 25 60 40 20 45 50 50 31 75 35 20 255 959 425 280 140 450 159 AM Wor.

0 0 7 3 0 0 0 1 0 6 2 3 4 0 0 - 10 15 53 47 18 18 16 Bap tisms

27 12 66 53 34 25 80 37 65 24 148 476 119 167 722 500 155 882 252 371 1,614 1,003 Res. Mem.

37 12 53 25 80 51 24 442 167 583 115 145 377 180 429 119 2,666 1,174 1,002 1,103 2,003 1,182 Total Mem

*Mission

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Northeastern TotalsAssociation

PECOS VALLEY ASSOCIATION Las First Vegas Maxwell First Mora Valley CalvaryRaton FirstRaton Rociada FirstRoy Springer First Wagon First Mound Artesia First Artesia Hermosa Dr Artesia Primera WestArtesia Main Carlsbad St Blodgett Carlsbad Cavern Carlsbad First Carlsbad Garden St Carlsbad Happy Valley Carlsbad Hillcrest Carlsbad Huerta La Carlsbad Primera

0 0 0

705 189 800 4,755 2,670 1,347 7,460 1,045 1,417 8,068 2,690 15,927 11,321 13,743 10,104 62,942 47,123 Total 144,802 907,387 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 50 41 422 569 125 856 420 227 264 156 3,124 13,34 Miss. *State

0 0 53 178 245 500 147 200 650 1,184 1,218 7,985 6,586 7,928 4,514 1,409 1,142 3,873 34,601 18,746 62,070 *Coop. 478,520 Program

0 0

75 400 7,000 3,000 23,288 20,498 36,417 77,212 14,551 59,662 77,467 76,780 45,905 21,183 42,984 368,231 225,289 842,417 111,129 Offering Undesig. 5,139,471

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 10 30 25 161 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 9 9 0 0 7 5 1 0 0 0

20 48 27 338 Enr. WMU

0 0 4 0 3 3 6 4 0 0 6 26 17 12 32 16 20 65 50 12 102 202 1,12 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

25 34 85 11 15 45 10 149 DT 1,019

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 75 89 90 52 41 15

120 130 122 125 215 VBS 2,086

8 8 6

16 12 37 35 43 51 49 55 45 30 80 42 56 38 20 36 162 343 SS 2,536 AvAtt

25 22 64 57 17 88 67 95 49 81 11 14 67 89 23 57 139 106 327 320 SS Enr. 1,142 6,331

0 9 0 0

25 30 60 80 20 72 65 81 65 32 75 57 54 20 223 150 306 AM 3,139 Wor.

1 6 3 5 8 0 3 1 0 3 0 0 3 8 2 1 - 16 13 10 21 14 233 Bap tisms

16 22 99 62 88 82 75 53 11 40 76 92 20 104 156 243 456 149 328 138 1,492 8,060 Res. Mem.

36 41 80 95 53 20 69 20 121 217 212 136 317 131 532 149 358 318 246 343 2,798 Total Mem 14,016

*Mission

Total Valley Pecos Association CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Carlsbad Ranch Acres Carlsbad Rd Standpipe FirstDexter PrimeraDexter Hagerman First Lake Arthur First Loving Midway Otis First Roswell Berrendo Roswell Bethel Roswell Bykota Roswell Calvary Roswell El Calvario Roswell First Roswell FirstSpanish Roswell Highland RoswellView Mt Roswell South Manor Trinidad Roswell RoswellWashington Ave

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

155 910 5,243 9,952 1,800 2,520 4,967 3,900 10,946 14,021 26,088 93,493 30,993 15,850 Total 261,433 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 250 741 421 175 1,171 8,808 Miss. *State

0 0 0 0 0 0 30 100 300 240 270 600 5,467 1,590 9,240 4,899 5,280 8,348 2,145 7,524 1,855 32,339 95,333 *Coop. Program

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

870 900 63,214 25,977 71,081 63,800 48,205 47,500 70,000 234,341 104,077 780,931 121,594 173,653 Offering Undesig. 1,184,492

0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 13 10 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 4 0 2

26 28 20 37 29 Enr. WMU

0 0 1 0 9 0 0 0 0 7 0 11 36 47 11 21 19 11 15 20 55 108 197 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 3 0 1

12 26 15 41 180 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 75 38 98 92 32 16

172 386 139 VBS

0 0 0 0 5 8

34 60 35 16 62 48 40 25 60 62 52 89 23 77 299 603 188 SS AvAtt

0 0 0 0 5 0

68 70 38 30 55 19 67 70 89 37 123 106 477 212 137 200 SS Enr. 1,444

0 0 9

52 90 40 38 16 70 55 25 78 65 93 75 50 13 11 174 461 751 109 222 AM Wor.

3 0 0 2 2 2 0 8 8 5 0 2 0 0 0 5 6 - 12 20 10 15 11 15 Bap tisms

7 6 9

20 63 12 50 60 96 54 17 126 120 188 164 137 122 233 107 152 227 1,850 1,279 Res. Mem.

9 20 12 12 62 60 96 11 54 17 411 120 251 202 634 144 122 359 126 266 227 2,050 1,947 Total Mem

*Mission

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS RIO GRANDERIO ASSOCIATION Anthony FirstAnthony GetsemaniAnthony *Chaparral Mission Chaparral First Church the at Butte *Dona Ana Fairacres Hatch First Iglesia Del Valle Hatch De La Mesa Cruces*Las Nuevas Buenas Las Cruces Calvary Las CrucesMesa East Las Cruces Pastor El Buen Las Cruces Emanuel Baptist Las Cruces First Las Cruces Hill Cruces*Las Holman North Rd Cruces*Las Korean LasCarmel Cruces Mt Cruces*Las Organ Mountainside Las Cruces Primera Las Cruces Sierra Vista

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

800

. 6,113 5,629 6,378 2,644 3,041 11,853 21,976 30,294 85,370 14,310 13,087 Total 558,444 219,317 1,092,66 Miss.Exp

0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 94 40 65 325 664 190 460 665 390 12,72 1,248 Miss. *State

0 0 0 0 0 660 100 260 440 250 1,954 4,363 4,101 8,615 1,485 8,663 7,662 23,418 11,435 46,072 *Coop. 221,691 113,268 Program

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

26,575 23,504 46,563 63,780 24,088 36,000 89,161 13,411 374,069 158,630 104,486 368,058 929,736 Offering Undesig. 3,683,756

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 52 20 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 0 0 3 0 6 0 0

28 35 27 188 Enr. WMU

2 0 2 3 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 3 0 65 30 35 30 45 35 15 705 207 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

10 60 12 16 55 38 46 25 20 436 180 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 50 70 76 65 70 88

150 100 137 108 316 100 170 VBS 1,318

0 0 0 0

10 41 35 22 28 80 55 11 17 35 30 25 30 51 198 177 546 SS 2,200 AvAtt

21 40 35 31 28 12 35 81 41 42 23 30 10 30 334 175 106 317 195 SS Enr. 3,911 1,346

20 60 35 45 28 88 26 25 38 30 42 20 35 50 35 614 135 207 950 104 AM 3,434 Wor.

0 4 0 0 0 3 4 3 1 3 4 0 0 0 8 0 5 - 45 17 24 76 192 Bap tisms

70 55 40 77 38 36 37 74 30 30 23 30 15 50 40 698 428 282 549 182 6,505 1,148 Res. Mem.

55 40 77 45 36 37 35 30 23 40 15 60 40 158 725 695 411 549 155 774 9,007 1,961 Total Mem

Ezer -

*Mission

Rio Grande TotalsAssociation CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

SAN JUAN ASSOCIATION

Las Cruces View Valley Mesilla Park MesillaSpanish Valley Mesquite Salem TeresaSanta T or C First Bethel Aztec CedarAztec Hill CrouchAztec Mesa FirstAztec Bloomfield Southern Calvary Bloomfield Eben Bloomfield First Bloomfield Gospel Victory BloomfieldPrayer House of Counselor Hill Pine Living Cuba Spring TinianCuba Dulce Farmington Crestview

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

789 300 3,200 3,267 4,200 6,385 1,083 20,328 81,502 14,116 33,011 11,400 15,490 52,492 Total 547,361 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 25 35 50 300 441 530 507 7,077 1,140 1,050 13,65 1,117 Miss. *State

0 0 0 0 0 0 400 580 810 4,086 4,970 1,200 1,696 1,712 6,636 7,702 84,000 56,449 17,421 15,318 11,998 *Coop. 365,864 Program

0 6 0 0 0 0 0

180 2,000 1,200 98,902 25,410 94,404 91,031 66,359 72,336 23,784 723,808 579,129 170,480 183,395 Offering Undesig. 3,417,849

0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 35 20 99 30 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

27 12 13 15 146 Enr. WMU

0 8 5 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 7 51 85 23 20 38 28 12 10 21 621 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

78 10 45 42 15 486 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85 30 65 98 28 91 25 13

295 111 164 115 120 182 VBS 2,502

0 0 0 0 0 0

19 45 60 85 31 10 12 15 29 15 13 65 420 264 129 SS 2,067 AvAtt

0 4 0 0

45 41 51 55 83 85 41 15 56 25 41 91 711 128 254 125 SS Enr. 1,100 5,006

0 0 0

30 23 60 70 50 75 86 40 26 12 14 53 95 27 450 285 130 100 AM 3,001 Wor.

1 7 0 5 2 2 8 1 5 0 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 - 19 18 16 17 225 Bap tisms

50 50 72 75 95 45 43 56 22 10 95 45 862 563 118 100 271 371 200 128 247 5,529 Res. Mem.

91 90 80 85 95 45 61 56 22 15 95 52 862 597 118 100 283 644 176 239 321 7,586 Total Mem

*Mission

San Juan Association Totals

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS SANTA FE ASSOCIATION

Farmington Emmanuel Farmington First Farmington FirstIndian Farmington Ideal Farmington View Mesa Farmington Vista Mountain *Farmington Primera FarmingtonTotah FarmingtonThe Gathering Flora Vista First Fruitland New Life Kirtland First Freedom Plata La Plata La Valley Mesa Shiprock First *Teec Nos Pos Chama First El Community Dorado Church Espanola Coronado Espanola First

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

850 180 4,164 4,820 3,775 1,762 7,076 13,339 10,165 22,210 30,711 26,478 Total 122,777 102,196 362,199 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 75 601 115 410 200 571 361 484 135 1,812 1,102 4,544 11,46 Miss. *State

0 0 0 25 700 736 5,845 1,786 2,413 3,856 2,710 4,023 1,208 1,383 8,359 57,861 11,610 63,926 18,877 13,324 21,809 *Coop. 225,374 Program

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

8,421 3,000 45,095 26,601 54,592 65,689 22,673 466,228 453,474 817,584 173,971 204,864 161,550 Offering Undesig. 2,413,843

0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 10 12 56 10 Men/ Boys

0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0

14 10 19 20 66 Enr. WMU

0 4 9 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 26 74 82 30 12 69 35 61 63 10 387 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11 40 20 60 45 11 65 40 100 302 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 20 98 40 41 53 58 96 80

240 289 224 120 106 VBS 1,445

35 30 15 25 15 30 45 69 10 12 25 30 23 12 95 89 50 148 147 115 908 SS AvAtt

69 38 44 26 15 42 79 10 18 25 35 77 12 75 293 303 186 102 181 164 SS Enr. 1,587

0 0 8

60 28 28 50 40 55 15 18 45 32 25 65 223 209 219 112 113 104 AM 1,434 Wor.

8 2 0 9 6 3 0 5 0 3 8 0 1 0 0 8 1 0 - 15 13 11 101 Bap tisms

53 17 39 50 55 10 18 40 65 33 15 140 557 272 115 363 120 397 137 100 2,477 Res. Mem.

64 22 49 60 70 10 18 40 65 41 25 16 204 295 200 791 250 851 163 100 1,609 4,520 Total Mem

*Mission

TotalSanta Fe Association

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS SOUTHEASTERN ASSOCIATION

Espanola FirstIndian Glorieta Jemez Mountain Los Alamos First Los AlamosWhite Rock Questa First RiverRed First Fe Santa Calvary Fe Santa El Buen Pastor Fe FirstSanta Fe Santa Rodeo Rd Fe Santa Sangre Cristo De Fe Santa Soul Search Fe Santa Spanish Taos First Taos Indian Taos Spanish Crossroads Eunice First Hobbs Bel Aire Hobbs Belvue

0 0 0 0

. 4,100 2,500 2,400 4,791 3,062 7,072 6,513 1,924 9,072 3,813 94,219 39,955 52,746 53,377 44,916 17,200 Total 152,615 557,644 Miss.Exp

0 0 0 0 0 0 22 42 40 110 152 886 200 215 250 2,328 2,721 2,622 1,420 1,587 1,109 Miss. *State 14,322

0 0 200 3,547 4,640 1,000 2,511 1,817 3,144 4,675 1,602 3,371 2,823 50,106 22,938 92,800 11,315 24,468 32,710 18,088 13,163 *Coop. 325,823 Program

0 0 0

33,400 55,714 31,133 52,821 17,436 41,584 91,991 28,065 35,074 23,123 609,399 441,121 937,962 137,927 267,125 227,536 204,420 118,636 Offering Undesig. 3,723,881

0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 25 116 Men/ Boys

0 1 0 0 0 8 0 2 0 0 0 8 0 0 5 0

60 15 13 18 17 152 Enr. WMU

0 2 6 0 0 2 2 11 12 90 18 15 89 15 27 72 24 31 10 15 215 790 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 7 0 0 0

95 61 10 68 85 27 100 106 672 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 95 16 89

210 160 314 137 111 218 113 101 VBS 1,846

0 7 0 8

23 40 58 25 10 40 65 85 28 18 11 51 210 150 340 107 104 SS 1,614 AvAtt

0 0 8

66 94 69 25 40 18 90 34 29 16 99 564 462 107 261 323 242 SS Enr. 1,042 4,009

0 0

40 36 15 34 40 68 60 41 94 15 45 30 60 241 120 325 400 112 115 AM 2,181 Wor.

0 4 8 0 0 2 7 3 1 0 2 3 1 3 0 4 7 - 11 30 24 11 130 Bap tisms

89 25 71 38 60 22 75 65 104 957 101 489 126 190 312 480 396 168 261 1,164 5,836 Res. Mem.

61 71 46 60 22 139 242 144 698 335 386 968 872 986 142 194 170 749 2,494 1,890 Total Mem 11,799

*Mission

TotalSoutheastern Association CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Hobbs Bethel Hobbs Castle Avenue Hobbs First Hobbs Iglesia Betesda Hobbs Immanuel Hobbs Nadine Hobbs New Hope Hobbs Northside Hobbs PleasantGreen Hobbs Taylor Memorial Jal Calvary Jal First Lovington Emmanuel Lovington First Lovington Hillcrest Lovington Iglesia Bethel Lovington Jackson Ave Lovington Love St Lovington Trinity Monument Tatum First

0 0 0 40

436 500 3,792 1,510 3,919 1,779 1,628 5,998 4,088 10,848 51,450 39,931 18,177 44,582 17,608 Total 196,200 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 28 293 865 460 105 775 115 230 1,581 1,962 6,099 Miss. *State

0 0 0 0 286 229 728 1,717 2,989 6,100 4,501 8,574 1,857 3,648 7,323 3,180 1,104 38,739 13,394 90,084 *Coop. Program

0 0 0

4,600 5,729 9,000 28,956 93,229 15,596 75,770 32,599 34,345 19,578 27,443 44,975 297,416 132,751 276,200 160,757 Offering Undesig. 1,186,526

0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 19 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0

10 43 20 10 91 Enr. WMU

0 0 0 0 3 0 0 6 0 0 2 0 0 24 92 12 18 37 22 216 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0

15 12 81 12 37 111 272 DT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 96 40 93 32 53 92 47 55

125 120 144 877 VBS

0 7 4 6 0 8

12 58 61 10 29 30 24 81 45 20 22 35 189 598 SS AvAtt

7 5 6 0 7

47 20 96 17 63 38 62 73 41 44 132 440 190 135 SS Enr. 1,338

12 15 33 12 85 13 11 50 45 49 82 30 30 30 35 105 200 142 914 AM Wor.

0 3 1 0 0 1 1 4 6 4 3 5 0 2 2 - 14 19 17 10 88 Bap tisms

8 5 8

29 41 20 18 31 37 26 67 245 385 123 144 101 129 249 118 1,691 Res. Mem.

5 30 57 41 20 10 23 76 39 34 265 435 178 171 210 169 283 125 104 2,137 Total Mem

*Mission Shine

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Southwestern TotalsAssociation TUCUMCARI ASSOCIATION SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION SOUTHWESTERN

Animas First Bayard First Columbus Promised Land Deming Bethel Deming First Deming Primera Iglesia Deming Son Gila Valley Glenwood Hachita Lordsburg First Rio Mimbres ClaraSanta First First City Silver City Silver Indian Hills *Silver Primera City *Silver Tyrone City Conchas House First

0 0 0 0 0

3,814 5,305 1,809 3,365 2,718 6,762 8,651 5,060 10,405 17,249 62,917 16,868 27,422 70,651 21,130 14,513 Total 128,453 Miss.Exp.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 90 23 370 115 305 775 310 614 290 113 1,100 1,971 4,206 Miss. *State

0 0 0 517 550 832 275 370 6,783 2,202 6,933 1,606 4,843 2,550 8,023 3,053 10,610 32,181 10,711 66,469 44,458 13,489 *Coop. Program

0 0 0 0 0

1,148 99,861 58,216 34,593 24,981 18,512 80,230 40,840 57,870 90,328 16,623 13,848 271,085 109,773 670,927 443,793 191,791 Offering Undesig.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 14 Men/ Boys

0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

22 30 15 10 11 Enr. WMU

0 0 0 7 8 7 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 25 66 11 32 59 30 36 30 134 Enr. Mus

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 4

71 80 25 40 12 30 35 151 DT

0 0 0 34 35 35 64 54 74 75 50 61 75 63 25 45 53

110 216 100 585 284 VBS

0 8 8 0 0

88 40 13 48 36 27 20 14 97 42 38 12 35 10 186 426 137 SS AvAtt

8 0 0

69 14 13 19 84 36 37 20 35 82 85 16 70 18 143 539 966 298 130 SS Enr.

0 6

25 25 20 85 35 70 60 20 30 60 80 15 12 75 25 119 220 559 165 125 AM Wor.

4 2 0 1 0 3 1 2 2 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 0 - 22 36 24 12 Bap tisms

6 7

83 30 43 48 35 63 56 25 51 16 52 198 464 124 621 141 275 198 169 1,083 Res. Mem.

6 7 36 50 48 35 77 56 70 57 16 54 511 207 410 270 317 210 203 1,628 3,028 1,138 Total Mem

*Mission

Acoma - Tucumcari TotalsAssociation CHURCHES AND MISSIONS WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Logan FirstLogan Jon FirstSan RosaSanta First Tucumcari First Tucumcari FirstSpanish Tucumcari Immanuel TucumcariTrinity Kitchen*Candy GallupAztec East Gallup Pastor El Buen Gallup First Gallup FirstIndian Grants Central Grants First *Iyanbito Chapel *Laguna Milan Immanuel Springs*Rock *San Mateo Mission Thoreau First *Tohatchi Mission

9,000 6,937 Total 176,209 Miss.Exp.

0 0 2,290 Miss. *State

0 440 88,243 *Coop. Program

81,000 19,280 Offering Undesig. 1,055,263

0 10 10 Men/ Boys

12 48 Enr. WMU

4 11 196 Enr. Mus

12 163 DT

87 86

VBS 1,096

68 42 586 SS AvAtt

71 62 968 SS Enr.

87 48 913 AM Wor.

4 - 19 74 Bap tisms

92 27 1,834 Res. Mem.

31 145 2,692 Total Mem

*Mission

Western Western Association Totals CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Window First Rock Wingate Total Mission Expense 8,908 34,965 676,859 533,505 182,868 907,387 571,220 547,361 362,199 557,644 196,200 128,453 176,209 2,160,934 7,044,712

*State Missions 210 1,572 8,601 6,099 4,206 2,290 57,334 24,259 10,834 13,348 12,724 13,656 11,464 14,322 180,919

*Cooperative Program 2,655 29,252 90,084 66,469 88,243 969,373 394,927 269,943 102,412 478,520 221,591 365,864 225,374 325,823 3,630,530

Undesignated Offerings 54,054 272,110 670,927 3,863,934 2,095,412 1,080,417 5,139,471 3,683,756 3,417,849 2,413,843 3,723,881 1,186,526 1,055,263 13,995,351 42,652,794

Men‟s/Boys 0 12 58 52 99 56 19 14 10 229 130 101 161 116 2005

1,057 –

WMU 0

Enrollment 34 41 66 91 30 48 823 223 164 338 188 146 152 2,344

Music 0

Enrollment 62 724 400 241 705 621 387 790 216 134 196 2,041 1,126 7,643

Discipleship 0 10

Training 644 259 907 436 486 302 672 272 151 163 2,679 1,019 8,000

Vacation Bible School 0 388 978 877 585 5,189 1,413 1,242 2,086 1,318 2,502 1,445 1,846 1,096 20,965

Average SS 15

Attendance 210 582 908 598 426 586 7,645 2,098 1,365 2,536 2,200 2,067 1,614 22,850

SS Enrollment 25 366 966 968 4,322 2,279 1,064 6,331 3,911 5,006 1,587 4,009 1,338 12,512 44,684 STATISTICAL SUMMARY BY ASSOCIATIONS ASSOCIATIONS BY SUMMARY STATISTICAL Average AM 40

Worship 336 959 914 559 913 3,426 2,271 3,139 3,434 3,001 1,434 2,181 11,334 33,941

Total Baptisms 9 3 53 88 36 74 913 180 122 233 192 225 101 130 2,359

Resident Member- 53

ship 529 5,630 3,092 1,614 8,060 6,505 5,529 2,477 5,836 1,691 1,083 1,834 17,762 61,695

Total Members 67 837 9,752 4,359 2,666 9,007 7,586 4,520 2,137 3,028 2,692 24,567 14,016 11,799 97,033

ASSOC

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GRAND TOTALS Central Eastern Mountain Mountain Valley Non assoc. North eastern Pecos Valley Rio Grande San Juan Santa Fe South eastern South western Tucum cari Western