“Seek the peace and prosperity of the city to which I have carried you…because if it prospers, you too will prosper” Jeremiah 29:7

2017 LEADERSHIP BOOK ANNUAL CHURCH CONFERENCE REPORT NOVEMBER 13, 2016 The Reverend Jay Jackson, Superintendent, Southwest District The Texas Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church C. Chappell Temple, Dan Conway, Michelle Hall, Mike Whang Christ Church Pastoral Staff

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2 christchurchsl.org 3 Welcome from our Pastors There are many words and expressions in our culture that bid welcome. My offering to you would be “thank you for saying yes to God and Christ Church and know that It’s a greeting used by everyone these days, from Muslims who say, “As-salamu alaykum” (or you are so welcome. My hope for each person/family is that they would experience “peace be upon you”) to Hebrews who start each Friday with “Shabbat Shalom” (“peaceful the inestimable love of Jesus Christ and find your place among us. If I could sing, Sabbath”) to even those stuck in the Sixties who may tell you when leaving somewhere simply and those who know me would confirm that I can NOT, I would sing “Oh How I Love “Peace Out!” For in truth, there is nothing more satisfying to many than to enjoy peace in their Jesus”. Please know that your pastor, Michelle, is imperfect, but by the grace of God, I lives, one way or the other. continue to trust that if I live as faithfully as I can, He will continue to lead and guide me. God continues to love me into a place of hope and assurance. The guiding Long ago, however, God spoke through the prophet Jeremiah to tell His people that if they scripture for my life continues to be Proverbs 3:5-6 “Trust in the LORD with all thine wanted to enjoy real serenity that they could do so by consciously working for the same thing in heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, the lives of those around them. For to those Hebrews who found themselves in Exile in Babylon, and he shall direct thy paths.” God told them not only to settle down where they had been planted but even to “seek the peace and prosperity of the city to which I have carried you into exile—pray to the Lord for it, because if it My joy comes from the word of God and the promises of God, constantly brought to prospers you too will prosper.” (Jeremiah 29:7) my remembrance by the Holy Spirit. Life is not always fair, but we serve a faithful God! PASTOR Together we can make a difference. Thank you for embracing Christ and His church. And in a like manner, that’s our mission as a church as well. For we’ve been put in this particular place—hardly a harsh land of exile!—in order to bear His witness and love to others. Or, in short, MICHELLE HALL PASTOR we’ve been blessed to be a blessing. CHAPPELL TEMPLE In this annual leadership book you will find both examples and expectations of how we hope to do that in the year ahead. As you read through its pages, I hope you will be inspired by all that has already been done in God’s name, but also by all that we hope to do in 2017 and beyond. I pray too that you will find somewhere in which you can be a part of that work. I was greeted with a heavy Texas thunderstorm. It was May 2015. As I exited 59 and High- Peace out indeed! way 6 for the first time, the rain was pouring so hard I could hardly see the road in front of me. Being a melodramatic recent seminary graduate, I imagined the storm to be an epic prophetic sign from God to mark the beginning of my pastoral ministry. But as I stepped through the rain and onto our church campus - under renovation Matthew 13:31 “He told them another parable: “The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, from a recent flooding at the time, I began to see that I was not arriving at the start which a man took and planted in his field.” of a new story, but entering the next chapter of an unfolding one. I am honored to be serving as one of your pastors in this my fourth year at Christ Church. In the days that followed (often accompanied by the glory of Texican fajitas, queso, Over the years, together we have put our hands to the plow to work this soil for a new harvest and/or Whataburger), I had the sacred privilege of listening as you narrated for me of the Lord. In an ever changing world and community, new adaptations and ministries the story of Christ United Methodist Church. From pilot episode to the most recent, continue to begin in our ongoing life of faith together. Just below the surface, I believe you recounted the twists, the turns, the laughter, the tears, the mountain tops, the seeds with the promise of new life are bursting open ready to be revealed in the light of a valley places, the hopes and the dreams of a faith community that began over 30 new day. Over this past year, the work of the Spirit has strengthened the faith of many here years ago. at Christ Church, and the potential of new ministries to reach new people is exciting as we PASTOR What a story God is continuing to write through us! In listening to, and now actively anticipate with eagerness the fruit of the kingdom that God may soon be raising up among us. MIKE WHANG participating in the narrative of Christ Church, what you have taught me is this: ours The Apostle Paul writes in Ephesians 2:10 “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus is not the story of creating a “successful brand” in the Houston religious marketplace. to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do” and in Philippians 1:6 “being Rather, ours is the story of God’s Spirit forming in and through us a covenant com- PASTOR confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the munity completely given to loving God and neighbor right here in Fort Bend County! DAN CONWAY day of Christ Jesus.” Thank you to you who have been co-laborers with me in this shared ministry We are not building a church, we are becoming the church. of outreach and discipleship! It is a joy to share the good news of Jesus Christ within our Whether you have been a part of this journey from the beginning, or like me, are entering community and beyond, from day to day and from year to year. I look forward to many more this story only now, may we, like the Apostle Paul, be confident of this: “The one who seasons of good works that our Lord is setting before us, and growth in discipleship that our began a good work in us is faithful to carry it on to completion until the day of Jesus Christ.” Lord is faithfully cultivating within us. Even through Texas thunderstorms. May the Peace and Grace of Jesus Christ Be Yours.

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4 | WELCOME FROM THE PASTORS 54 | MEMBERSHIP REPORT 8 | MINISTRIES OF CHRIST CHURCH Second Reading of Names 20 | 2017 LEADERSHIP First Reading of Names 32 | 2017 CALENDAR 2017 Lay Leadership Directory 44 | 2017 FINANCIAL REPORT 2017 Staff Directory Current Financial Statement 2016 Revenues & Expenses Statement Designated Funds Permanent Endowment Fund Christ Church 2017 Ministry Budget

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“I am among you as one who serves…” Luke 22:27

8 christchurchsl.org 9 PART of the EXTENDED FAMILY BY DAYNE DELAHOUSSAYE I grew up in Sugar Land. Some of my earliest memories in A few years ago, it occurred to me that I am not a my faith journey began in that sleepy little town south- kid anymore and it was time that I acknowledged west of Houston where I recall going to church and the that I am one of the grown ups. With that comes the important role the “adults” at the church played in my responsibility that our kids today need adults too. life. They were my teachers sharing Bible stories. They Proverbs tells us to “Train up a child in the way he were my friends sharing fun and memories. And, they should go: and when he is old, he will not depart were my mother’s spies watching from the edges to from it.” God is calling us to be the example, the report back when I stepped out of line. friend, and the watchful eyes in the background for our kids. Now, years later, I’m back in Sugar Land. It looks different. The highway is wider, the trees are bigger, and the traffic Teaching fourth and fifth grade Sunday school has COLOR WARS UM ARMY 2016 is slower. But some things didn’t change. I still see many given me the opportunity to play my role in this of those same people from my early church days out and cycle. I love seeing the kids come to Sunday school about. A friendly word, a little wave or a quick hug - all to play, laugh, and learn about God’s plans for us. In reminders that they are still watching me and still remain serving by teaching, we adults can be an example teachers and Christ-like examples. of the importance of a Godly extended family to our kids - both now and how that carries forward. CHILDREN AGE 0-5TH GRADE STUDENTS 6TH-12TH GRADES In 2016, Children’s Ministry continued our strong tradition of In 2016, we saw a lot of growth in the student ministry. Students educating our children in the faith and providing fun opportunities encountered God in many ways. We had our highest involvement in for them to learn, make friends, and serve God through year- FYSH camp is 8 years with 68 6th-8th graders serving in local missions round Sunday School, Bible studies, and more. Cave Quest VBS around Fort Bend and Houston. This has set a tone for involvement brought the Light of Christ to over 375 kids (up 30+ from last for many years to come. year) and we reached community children by hosting eight This summer, eighteen youth embarked on their first mission to Haiti weeks of sports camps, preschool camps, FBISD Camp Invention where the church has served for the past five years. This experience and cooking classes. In the fall, we restructured our Children’s has brought the youth and the church serving together again in the Church program with a child-friendly worship service and same mission. 2017 looks bright as our partnership continues. age-appropriate breakout groups, and launched a new Sunday evening program called Christ Kids Create. UM ARMY saw a first this year as we did our first ever out of state trip to a new foreign land, Louisiana. There we continued the tradition of UM Army by building ramps, porches, and providing critical home repair to those in need. The excitement will continue in 2017 as we head to Jacksonville, Texas. In 2016, we saw the youth get connected back into church and conference with participating in Mid-Winter retreat and other FAMILY conference events. It’s important to the vitality of the program to be connected to the larger church. Our Family Ministry was very excited to bring our first season Our goal is to get all 6th-12th graders not only plugged into the of Upward Basketball games to Christ church this year with program but also into Christ Church. We will continue to do this over 90 participating children, and we are looking forward to by participarting in bible studies, offer weekly programs, local and our second season this winter. Families enjoyed fellowship, international mission trips to allow youth to encounter Christ. worship, and exciting outdoor activities at our second Family Retreat at Stoney Creek Ranch. Our hope is that 2017 will bring more opportunities to join generations together and strengthen the whole Christ Church family!

10 MINISTRIES OF CHRIST CHURCH christchurchsl.org 11 SHARING the GOSPEL TOGETHER BY GRAHAM PAYTON Ever since I joined 412 when I was leaving elementary school, had given them, dig a plate out of the trash to use as a I wanted to go on the Las Manos mission trip, but the age cover to keep the food warm, and then, take the rest back requirement prevented me from going until just this summer. to their families for them to eat. It was absolutely amazing Every year, my friend Evan and older youth would bring back to see 6 and 7 year olds showing this level of care for others. amazing stories and pictures from Las Manos. After going Another interesting part to see was when members of the on the trip myself, I would have to say that not only did my congregation came up to the front of the church to sing hopes measure up, but that Las Manos completely exceeded songs that they had dedicated to God. One man came up my expectations. and said that he dedicated the song he was about to sing When asked to speak about Las Manos, I wanted to pick a story to God in thanks for healing his brother who had been in that was really important to me. Well, that was easier said than an accident a couple of months before. A couple with a done. But it eventually came down to one day in particular —­­ young baby also came up to the front to sing, and they the first day we really spent amongst the people we would be also dedicated their song to God in thanks for the delivery working alongside with during the week. On Sunday, the whole of their newborn baby. mission team attended church service with the congregation of Our student ministries director, Todd, preached the sermon the church we would be working at. Even though it was well to the congregation while Pastor Jacob of Haiti translated, above 90 degrees and humid, all of the Haitians were wearing and it was amazing to watch as two men of God from two the best clothes they had. Men were wearing three-piece suits, different countries came together to share the Gospel. It and women were wearing thick dresses with jackets and hats. was in this moment that I could grasp how big the Church All of the kids looked like they were going on business trips. really is. It isn’t just Christ Church in Sugar Land or even A good majority of the service was singing. The time before the all of the United Methodists in America, it is a worldwide sermon was entirely filled up with it! Even though we couldn’t community of Christ followers everywhere that make up speak Creole, the Haitians gave each of us a church hymnal the Kingdom of God. when we entered. Even though they have so little, what became clear on Sunday and throughout the rest of the week was how I was completely blown away by everything that I got to much pride and generosity the Haitian people have. Later in see and do on the Las Manos trip this year, and I know for the week during VBS, when we served food to all kids that certain that I’ll be coming back to Haiti to do it all again showed up, I saw that they would eat only a little of what we next year.

12 MINISTRIES OF CHRIST CHURCH christchurchsl.org 13 ADULT L.I.F.E. DISCIPLESHIP Living In Faith Everyday Our congregation began 2016 with a “Whole Faith” sermon series focus Many new faces have been appearing at the programs provided and the launching of many different new study and support groups that by this ministry area as we present a variety of ways to experience focused on spiritual, emotional, physical and financial health. Many also living in faith every day. The Threads of LIFE Prayer Shawl team took on the New Year’s challenge of daily devotional reading and over 200 continues to faithfully knit and crochet shawls for people facing chose to do so through the recommended book “The Songs of Jesus” by difficult circumstances in their lives. Shawls have been given to Timothy Keller. members, and non-members, of all ages, and to people near and Throughout the year, Christ Church continued to offer regular far representing the presence of God and the prayers of Christ opportunities for spiritual growth through twelve adult Sunday Church. The team thrives on serving God by serving others, on School classes that met during each of the three worship hours, shared devotional times, and close fellowship. Similarly, both those and nine HomeGroups that met weekly. One HomeGroup was started who serve, and those who receive Bread of LIFE Homebound by Pastor Mike and Lisa Whang, which continues to draw together Communion have encountered God in new and powerful ways. young adults and others on Wednesday nights for discipleship and One of our newest programs is Bring Your Brain to LIFE. This is an MUSIC special fellowship events. opportunity to learn about, and engage in, a variety of entertaining The Music Ministry is committed to creating a caring fellowship of In March 2016, we hosted composer and pianist Mark Hayes for Sunday Christians of all ages who express their faith through music as leaders morning worship and an evening concert featuring his music for piano and During Lent, many gathered for fellowship meals on Wednesday nights methods to enhance brain fitness so that we might live more fully in worship and who witness to that faith throughout Christ Church, organ and a presentation of his recent work, Requiem for Choir and in the Gathering Hall, and then in the Sanctuary for teachings on the into the command to love “God with all your heart and with all your the community, and the world. All services have distinctive musical Orchestra. The Fall Choir Retreat featured guest clinician Kevin McBeth, “Shema” and the “Jesus Creed” which were then followed by pastor-led soul and with all your mind.” As we study the brain and its work- styles and are blessed by the amazing talents of Beth McConnell. who enthralled our choir and other singers with a Saturday workshop break-out small groups in classrooms. Several new “Neighborhood Small ings, our awe of God, our Creator, grows and grows. We continue and Sunday morning worship. This past summer, sixty-six choir members Groups” were also launched this fall in an ongoing experiment of outreach to seek out meaningful and stimulating ways to engage our In fall 2016, we launched the Christ Church Worship Collective, which and friends traveled with Gospel Singer, Barbara Tucker, presenting excellent through discipleship. Over 15 leaders and co-leaders have been trained members and our neighbors in the vibrant Christ Church com- exists to glorify God through leading others in worship. The worship concerts of Christian music by American composers in churches throughout and are starting small groups in area homes where conversations munity. Visit christchurchsl.org for information on all Adult collective is open to vocalists and musicians of all kinds, as well as Portugal and Spain. centered around the weekly sermon and scripture are discussed with LIFE programs including: Be Fit for LIFE, The Good LIFE Luncheon, tech and stage volunteers. The CCWC music team serves at the First a focus on applying them to daily living. If you would like to start LIFE Time Readers, Roots of LIFE, and LIFE Journeys. Light and Cornerstone services while the tech and stage team volun- In 2017, three major works for choir and orchestra will be presented a new group, you can find the sermon-based discussion guides at teer at all 3 services here at Christ Church. The Christ Church Worship including the Dan Forrest “Requiem for the Living” on March 26. christchurchsl.org/smallgroups or get help from Pastor Dan in getting Collective is always looking for more volunteers and is always striving Soli Deo Gloria (Glory to God alone) started. A new “Parents of Children & Youth” sermon-based discussion to mentor future leaders of the church. group also now meets on Sunday nights at church while the 412 Youth Our Festival choir leads in our traditional Festival worship service. Group and the new “Christ Kids Create” program are happening. Participation is open to all who enjoy making music for the glory of Want to get involved in one of the many different men’s and women’s God. Auditioning is not required. Others use gifts of administration, short term study groups that meet at church during the week? Christ organization, computer skills, hospitality, photography, and other tal- Church members who are experienced in Bible study leadership continue ents to serve through the music ministry. Additional dynamic groups to offer great sources of fellowship, learning and spiritual support for the include Bella Voce (Women’s Choir), The Singing Churchmen, Men’s Christian journey every week here. Trips are also planned to visit the Holy Quartet, Sacred Harps, Jubilation Ringers and Joy Bells. Cantate is a newly formed singing group for grades 4th-8th! Land in 2017 and 2018.

14 MINISTRIES OF CHRIST CHURCH christchurchsl.org 15 The HEARTBEAT of CHRIST CHURCH MISSIONS

Matthew 25:40 – “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’” DEFINITION OF MISSIONS: God’s love moving God’s people to love others by responding to our neighbors in need MISSION LEADERSHIP PURPOSE STATEMENT: The Purpose of the mission team is to invite and support people to serve others. GUIDING QUESTION: What does God want us to accomplish in the world through our Church?

Revisioned by the Christ Church Missions Committee 2016

16 MINISTRIESMINISTRY REFLECTIONS OF CHRIST CHURCH christchurchsl.org 17 OUTREACH and UNITED WELCOMING METHODIST WOMEN This past year began with ten Sundays in a row of at least UMW of Christ Church truly exemplifies our motto: Faith, Hope one household joining the church and sometimes more than & Action! Once again this year, we have donated thousands of one! Many thanks are due in part to our friendly members dollars to mission projects including, but not limited to, Haiti with an eye for the new person, as well as those serving in our project, Lunches of Love, Elijia Rising, Home of Hope, House welcoming ministries who greet people at the church doors of Peace Orphanage, BAMBI, Supply Our Students, Free the and welcome table each Sunday (email Debbie at jtex4@ Captives, UMCOR, our church’s music and youth ministries, and comcast.net to join this team), those who make phone calls others. Our missions are both local and international. But that and write notes of welcome to our first time visitors and those isn’t all we do! who even personally deliver them a church mug to their We started a new ladies Bunco Fellowship on the third Tuesday door (email Benita at [email protected] to join this of the month. It is a great way to meet new women, enjoy sweet team). Our hospitality team also helps to set a welcoming Christian fellowship and raise a little money for mission. Over atmosphere of fellowship each Sunday by managing the morning the summer, we enjoyed co-ed Bunco and raised about $200 snacks and drinks (email Carol at [email protected] to join for local flood relief. this team). Our unit is growing every month. We are active on social media, In 2016, Christ Church also reached out to many new people Facebook, to keep in touch and to highlight what we are doing through offering a wide variety of activities, programs, in the community. We are committed to nurturing the women special outreach events and communications as well. Our of our church and working to be the Hands and Feet of Christ Faith & Family Night sponsorship at the Skeeter’s baseball here in our community and around the world. game continued this year with the added advertisement of our church name and logo in the outfield which has been visible for every game and event this season. Targeted seasonal mailers to new residents, and a constant visual presence in a First Colony Mall kiosk continued to send a message of Christian PRAYER and CARE invitation to our community. The “Art of Neighboring” sermon Prayer is life-giving. It quiets the soul. It feeds the spirit. It series culminated in a Neighborhood Block Party at Christ comforts the heart. We have had a faithful team of prayer MISSIONS Church with big inflatables, food trucks, children’s activities partners through the year. As we move forward we will What do you get when you cross a Women’s Bible study, children New in 2016 – We robustly cheered for each child in the Dream and a live DJ. Also, Upward Basketball, the new Cantate choir, become more intentional about our prayer life, individually from Christ Church school and Carol Vance inmates? A glimpse of League and helped throw their end of season pizza party. We Christ Kids Create, Vacation Bible School, and other programs and communally. the Kingdom of God! participated in the Habitat Critical Repair program for a disabled continue to offer the children and families in our community We will gather to pray on Wednesday mornings at 7:30 am and couple right here in First Colony. The biggest Change the World Day a place to get involved in Christ Church. The Monday Morning Women’s Bible Study was looking for a Thursday evenings at 6:30 pm. Following our time of prayer, yet fed 3226 people in Sugar Land, Richmond, Rosenberg, Houston “hands-on” mission project. Restorative Justice leader Betty You may have also noticed a new coffee bar under construction there will be a lesson taught by Pastor Michelle in the Chapel. and Haiti. New record!...We adopted 172 water filters to help our Waedemon, indicated that 126 decorated placemats were needed in our Gathering Hall. Jacob’s Well will soon be a terrific new We will study and learn more about prayer; what the Bible says friends in Haiti get clean water after the hurricane. for the Carol Vance Kairos event. Kairos is the prison’s version of resource and venue that will both enhance existing program- about prayer, prayers of the Bible, why pray? and so much more. Walk to Emmaus where inmates are made aware (sometimes for New for 2017 – Change the World Day moves to the fall! Deepen our ming and create new opportunities of outreach through special Again, everyone is welcome. the first time) of how much God loves them and is there for them. relationship with Rebuild Globally, an empowerment/employment events and coffee ministry. After school tutoring, live music and The Prayer and Care ministries of the church continue to bless However, Betty mentioned the inmates are often brought to tears organization in Haiti. Initiate steps towards a mission to Kenya Maua art special events are some of the possibilities being discussed. individuals and families in such caring ways. Our Care Team, when they see that a child has decorated their placemat (perhaps Methodist Hospital. Start a Welcome Bag and Uber fund for Christ- Watch for a specialty coffee menu in the Gathering Hall and Stephen Ministers, Altar Prayer Partners, Hearts of Grace, and it touches the lost child in them). So the Bible Study ladies with changed men returning from prison. We’ll be hosting the 2017 friendly youth baristas behind the counter serving to increase Pray Now! connect with hundreds of people each month. crayons in hand, went to the Christ Church school and traced the H.O.M.E. Project breakfast/lunch! the youth missions scholarships fund. Adult volunteer baristas Compassion and confidentiality are key staples to the hands of the children and then decorated the rest of the place- are also wanted, and training will soon be available. It is an many relationships that are held in such a sacred way. mats with Scriptures and a big, colorful dose of God’s Agape exciting time to be at Christ Church! Thanks be to God for the many faithful servants who continue love. Missions here at Christ Church shows us when we come to give so selflessly. together in community and then reach out beyond ourselves… we get that glimpse.

18 MINISTRIES OF CHRIST CHURCH christchurchsl.org 19 2017 LEADERSHIP

“Choose from among you those who are known to be full of the Spirit and wisdom…” Acts 6:3

20 christchurchsl.org 21 FAITH, MINISTRY,

and LEADERSHIP

BY ROBERT COFFMAN My family and I have been members of Christ Church Another time when God spoke through faith, Morris since 2000 when we moved back to Sugar Land, where Matthis and I were riding bikes one Saturday, and he told I had the experience of working as a supervisor and a me about this idea to have a capital fundraiser to pay off manager in the oil and gas business. I volunteered on the church’s debt. I told him he was crazy! The economy the Finance committee though I didn’t even have a was bad, and then, people expect to build things in a finance or accounting background. capital campaign. After more discussion, I could see the The workings of the church can be compared to a business, faith that Morris had and his belief that this idea would but faith takes a much bigger role. My first exposure to work. My wife and I agreed to chair the committee congregational faith occurred when our expenses were along with two other couples, and the congregation greater than our income (giving) during the middle of did the rest with many, many people stepping forward the year, but by the end of the year God had provided. I to help and contribute. As you are aware, we did pay off learned quite a bit about how money is spent and how that debt! How great it was to see the faith in God spring the church runs. This helped my faith to grow and to forth throughout the congregation. better direct my own giving. Volunteering on the Finance Don’t think that I’ve got it all figured out, but my faith committee set me up to lead the Stewardship Campaign in God is stronger in part from participating on these one year, and that was the only time I can remember committees. Now that I am retired, I have time to help doing “the wave” in church with Tom Pace leading. After, out at the church even more and working on these I also participated and chaired the Trustee Committee different committees helped me to find how I can help. and currently chair Staff-Parish Relations Committee. I God is great! have learned more and more in each committee and have really enjoyed the folks I have worked with.

22 2017 LEADERSHIP christchurchsl.org 23 CHURCH COUNCIL The Church Council serves as the principle governing and administrative body OTHER LAY OFFICERS of Christ United Methodist Church, giving oversight to all of its ministries and Lay Members of the Annual Conference programs in order to provide for a program of nurture, outreach, witness, and Isaac Lea Mike Homeyer resources. It is accountable to the membership of our congregation through Elaine Huffer Barry Broman the annual Church Conference, and is composed of persons of spiritual maturity who love the church, are morally disciplined, and are loyal to the values and Alternate Lay Members: stated mission of our congregation. The membership shall likewise consist of Justin Flint Bob Guffey Florence Lea persons who represent the program ministries of the church, including the Church Council Recording Secretary Debbie Meier lay leader, the pastors, the chairpersons of the Staff-Parish Relations Committee, Permanent Endowment Fund Chair Bryan Tullos the Committee on Finance, the Board of Trustees, the church treasurer, lay President of United Methodist Women Pam Bluestein members of the Annual Conference, and representatives of the United Methodist Clergy Related to Christ Church Amy Bezecny Men, the United Methodist Women, young adults, and youth, as outlined in the 2012 Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church, Paragraph 252. PROGRAM STAFF Those members present and voting at any duly announced meeting shall con- Christ Church School Beth Carter stitute a quorum. In the spirit of openness and accountability, all meetings Children’s and Family Ministries Kate Flint shall be open, though portions of a meeting may be closed for consideration Communications Director Helen Lavie of specific subjects if authorized by an affirmative vote of at least three-quarters Contemporary Worship GT Mangum of the council. (Para.722) LIFE Ministries Jan Randolph Missions Renee Teel The Church Council meets quarterly to hear reports from the varied ministries Nursery/Children’s Asst. Kim Ripley of our church, giving advice and approval where needed. Meetings are open Music Ministries Lahonda Sharp to all members who are interested in the work of Christ being done in and Student Ministries Todd Harris BOARD of TRUSTEES Assistant Student Ministries Sabrina Salisbury through our congregation and with the approval of the majority, voting may The Board of Trustees functions as the legal representatives of MEETING SCHEDULE 2017 | Meets monthly, 2nd Mondays at 7 pm be extended to all those who are present when appropriate. Inbetween meetings MINISTRY TEAM REPRESENTATIVES the congregation and has supervision, oversight, and care of all except where noted of the Council, an Executive Team may meet to address ongoing concerns or Children’s & Family Ministries Renee Gulihur real property and equipment which is owned or acquired directly January 9, February 13, March 13, April 10, May 8, June 12, No July meeting, issues, monitor progress towards meeting our church’s long-term goals, and to Emmaus Community Sarah Guffey by the church or by any of its ministries, groups, classes or organiza- August 14, September 11, October 9, November 13, December 11 prepare an agenda for meetings of the full Council. LIFE Ministries Marilynn Scanlin tions, provided that the Board shall not prevent or interfere with Missions Betty Waedemon the pastor in use of any properties for religious services or other OFFICERS MEETING SCHEDULE 2017 | Meets quarterly on Sunday evenings, 5:30-7 pm Music Linda Miller proper meetings or purposes recognized by the law, usages, and Chair Elected by 2017 Trustees January 22, April 23, August 13, October 22 Outreach Debbie Jacobson customs of The United Methodist Church. Permission to outside Vice-Chair Elected by 2017 Trustees ANNUAL CHURCH CONFERENCE: TBA, November 2017 Scouting Ministries Rick Conley organizations to use church facilities can only be granted when Secretary Elected by 2017 Trustees Singles Chris Godbold such use is consistent with the Social Principles and ecumenical Young Adults Jacob Harris objectives. As a part of their ongoing stewardship of our facilities, Ex Officio Lead Pastor, Chappell Temple Youth Representatives Annie Johnson the Trustees are also charged with maintaining adequate insurance Exec. Operations Director Roland Huysman EXECUTIVE TEAM Graham Payton policies, identifying and eliminating potential physical or other Christ Church Representative Becky Neese MEETINGS OF EXECUTIVE TEAM: Conducted electronically or as called barriers towards making our church accessible to all, and receiving AT-LARGE MEMBERS and administering all special gifts and trusts offered to the church. LAY OFFICERS Class of 2017 elected November 2015 Meetings shall be open, except where closed consideration of real Class of 2017 Church Council Chair Justin Flint David Daniels Kevin Delaney Brett Dyer estate matters or negotiations where general knowledge could Cindy Highsmith Dennis Dull Mark Huffer Vice Chair Priscilla Thomas Colleen Flint John Greene Bob Guffey be harmful to the negotiation process, or for discussions related to Past Chair/Lay Leader Alan Schleimer Class of 2018 Steve Fortenberry Brett Henderson Ken Masaki pending or potential litigation.(Paragraph 722) Committee on Finance Chair Jeff Thomas Linda Parker Bill Preston Daniel Samuel Stanton Brown Bob Culak Karen Fountain Church Treasurer Lynn DeBlance Becky Tullos As per the 2012 United Methodist Book of Discipline, paragraphs Board of Trustees Chair Elected by Trustees 2525-2533, the Trustees shall consist of not fewer than three persons, Class of 2019 Staff-Parish Relations Chair Robert Coffman nor more than nine persons, all of legal age, and each of whom Eddie English Rachel Greene Steve Shafer Class of 2018 elected November 2016 serve a three year term. The members shall be divided into three PASTORAL/EXECUTIVE STAFF Ace Alexander Bob Ayers Stephen Bezecny classes, and each class shall as nearly as possible consist of an Chappell Temple Dan Conway Steve Brown Cherie Cowan Keith Cowan equal number of members. The Board shall elect from its membership Michelle Hall Mike Whang David Dale Brenda DeBlance Lance Dunn officers, provided that chairperson and vice-chairperson shall not be Roland Huysman Lynet Dunn Carol Gray Wayne Gray members of the same class. Vicki Greer Gary Hazel Sharon Hazel Mona Henderson Michael Hipps Jolene Lanier Michael Maddox Jim Milner Mary Milner Beth Morrow Mike Neese Molly Ness Mark Rehkopf Linette Rehkopf Robin Sparwasser Charles Seymore Steve Schultheis Michael Siegrist Annette Smith Bob Smith Carolyn Staples Stephanie Strickland Debbie Straw Craig White Liz Williams Jesse Yeakel

24 2017 LEADERSHIP christchurchsl.org 25 COMMITTEE on FINANCE STAFF PARISH RELATIONS COMMITTEE The Finance Committee is charged with oversight of the congregation’s OFFICERS The Committee on Staff-Parish Relations (SPRC) functions as the MEETING SCHEDULE 2017 | Meets quarterly, Sunday evenings at 6 pm financial life including the raising, receiving, and administering of Chair Jeff Thomas principle personnel committee for the congregation, responsible January 8, April 2, August 6, October 8, and as called funds contributed for the annual operating budget, building or Vice-Chair Dennis McKeever for both appointed and employed staff. Composed of not fewer debt retirement, and designated accounts. The Committee shall Treasurer Lynn DeBlance than five, nor more than nine laypersons, including a young adult or OFFICERS establish the proposed budget for approval by the Church Council youth where possible, the SPRC meets bi-monthly, or at the request Chair Robert Coffman EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS or Church Conference, and shall design an appropriate stewardship of the bishop, the district superintendent, the pastor, or the chair- Secretary To Be Elected by Committee Lay Leadership plan to help the membership develop in its giving. It is strongly person. No staff member or immediate family of a pastor or staff Lay Leader Alan Schleimer Lay Leader Alan Schleimer recommended that the committee, in collaboration with the member may serve on the committee, and only one person from Lay Delegates Isaac Lea Lay Member(s) Elaine Huffer Church Council, find creative ways to turn the congregation into an immediate family residing in the same household may serve. The Mike Homeyer Barry Broman a tithing church with an attitude of generosity. All financial askings membership shall be divided into three classes, one of which shall PASTORS (ex officio) Chappell Temple, Dan Conway to be included in the annual budget shall be submitted to the Church Council Chair Justin Flint be elected each year for a three-year term. The lay member and lay Committee which shall submit a budget to the Church Council or member(s) of the annual conference shall also be members, but Mike Whang, Michelle Hall Church/Charge Conference for review and adoption. Church Staff shall be exempt from the three-year term. Pastors Chappell Temple, Dan Conway Class of 2017 As per the 2012 United Methodist Book of Discipline, paragraph 258.4, Michelle Hall, Mike Whang As per the 2012 United Methodist Book of Discipline, paragraph 258.2, Robert Coffman Norma Mendez Jimmy Skrapka the Finance Committee shall also establish written financial policies Director of Church Operations Roland Huysman duties of the SPRC include strengthening, encouraging, supporting, Class of 2018 to document the internal controls, shall make provision for an annual and nurturing the pastors and staff and their families, promoting Steve Matthews Reed Shirley Evelyn Smith audit, and shall ensure that where possible, all of our financial dealings Administrative Committees unity in the church, conferring with the pastors and staff on how are transparent in their accountability to our membership. The Board of Trustees Selected by Trustees the church’s ministries may be more effective, as well as discussing Staff-Parish Relations Committee Robert Coffman Class of 2019 Committee shall be composed of a chairperson, the pastors, the priorities in the use of their gifts, skills, time, and talents, and consulting Barbara Burnham Melissa Gisler Brad M. Vanderford lay leader, one or more lay members of the annual conference, the with all staff with regard to their effectiveness and continued chair of the church council, the financial secretary, the treasurer, the AT-LARGE MEMBERS development in ministry. The SPRC shall also establish job descrip- church business administrator, the chairs or representatives of the Class of 2017 tions and titles for staff members in cooperation with the pastors Staff-Parish Relations Committee, the Board of Trustees, and other Barry Broman Cherie Cowan Mark McMeans and has the authority to hire, contract, evaluate, promote, retire, members as the church may determine. Jeff Thomas Brad Vanderford Jim Woodfin and dismiss the non-appointive staff. With regard to pastors, the Class of 2018 SPRC is the designated liaison with the district superintendent and rd MEETING SCHEDULE 2017 | Meets monthly, 3 Mondays at 7 pm, Jim Jehovics Roseann Johnson Dennis McKeever bishop, consulting with them when a pastoral change is pending or except as noted Harry Sparwasser Vivian Winslow appropriate. The SPRC also has the privilege and sacred responsibility of January 17 (Tuesday), February 20, March 20, April 18 (Tuesday), interviewing any who may feel called to ordained ministry from with- May 15, June 19, No July meeting, August 21, September 18, Class of 2019 in the congregation, presenting its recommendation regarding October 16 (6 pm Budget Workshop), November 14 (Tuesday), George Bretz Ron Davis James Day such individuals to the Church Conference for its action. In order December 18 (as needed) Dale Dowden Tracy Graves John Randall to respect the privacy of individuals involved, the committee shall Beverly Scheliga Brandon Sisley generally meet in closed session, and information shared in the committee shall be confidential.

26 2017 LEADERSHIP christchurchsl.org 27 COMMITTEE on NOMINATIONS and LEADERSHIP HIGHER GROUNDS DEVELOPMENT PLANNING COMMITTEE The Committee is charged with identifying, developing, and Members of the task force will make a study of our worship facilities to encouraging lay leadership for the congregation that will enable determine if a new contemporary worship space is needed. They will it to most effectively carry out its mission. The Committee also has also focus on the second floor of our sanctuary building and after study the responsibility of developing ways for members to discover their and review, recommend options to our Board of Trustees and Church own spiritual gifts and abilities and find ways in which to employ Council regarding a refurbishment of that important area of the church, them in the work of our church’s program and ministries, taking along with other capital improvements that might be considered in a CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL care that in the identification and selection process, the leadership financial campaign. ENDOWMENT of the congregation will reflect inclusivity and diversity. Members of the Board shall provide oversight to the day school, approve its MEETING SCHEDULE 2017 | Meets as called & as needed As per the 2012 United Methodist Book of Discipline, Paragraph FUND COMMITTEE annual budget, and give special attention to maintaining a good relationship January 22 (3:30 pm), February 12 (5 pm), Subsequent meetings TBA between the CCS and the congregation, operating the program as one of its 258.1, the Committee is composed of not more than nine persons, in addition to the lay leader and the pastors, including at least one The Endowment Fund Committee (EFC) is charged with helping to ministries for Christ. CHAIR Justin Flint young adult, with the pastor serving as the chair of the group. A provide for future ministries of Christ Church through raising and EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Chappell Temple, Dan Conway layperson elected by the Committee shall serve as the vice-chair- managing designated funds for the long-term benefit of the con- MEETING SCHEDULE 2017 | Meets monthly, 4th Thursday at 7 pm Michelle Hall, Mike Whang person of the group. Only one person from an immediate family gregation. Towards that end, trustees of the EFC may design and January 26, February 23, March 23, April 27, September 28, October 26 DIRECTOR CHURCH OPERATIONS Roland Huysman household may serve on the committee, which may be elected implement appropriate programs to encourage our members to either through the recommendation of the Committee or from the have a will and estate plan which may include the church. CHAIR: Lana Mistretta floor of the annual Church Conference. MEMBERS AT LARGE Established as per guidelines in the 2012 United Methodist Book of Tom Brune Sunday Coffman Tom Fannin EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS: Karen Franklin Craig Fredrickson Janet Johnson Discipline, paragraphs 2534, the EFC also serves to advise on the MEETING SCHEDULE 2017 | Called as needed Director of Christ Church School Beth Carter Casey Mueller Constance Ritter Raquel Siegrist use of memorial funds. January 17 (6 pm), October 29 (5 pm) Administrative Assistant, CCS Becky Neese Renata Smith Matt Thummell Director of Children’s Ministries Kate Flint MEETING SCHEDULE 2017 | Meets Quarterly as called OFFICERS January 9, June 12, October 9 Asst. Director of Children’s Ministries Kim Ripley Teacher Representative Kelley Glore Chair (Pastor) Chappell Temple Vice-Chair (Lay Leader) Alan Schleimer Chair Bryan Tullos Pastor of Discipleship Dan Conway Ex-Officio Lead Pastor, Chappell Temple EX-OFFICIO Dan Conway, Michelle Hall, Mike Whang Chair of Finance Jeff Thomas BOARD MEMBERS Class of 2017 MEMBERS MEMBERS AT LARGE Courtney Cangelosi Louise McEvoy Lana Mistretta Class of 2017 Stacy Howdeshell Ingred Lathrop Adam Thelan Bob Culak Mark Huffer Leon Tylenda Class of 2018 Katie Davis Katie Day Leslie Gosnay Class of 2018 Ashley Riddle Pam Bluestein Colleen Flint Isaac Lea

Class of 2019 Peter Allan Casey Mueller Bob Smith

28 2017 LEADERSHIP christchurchsl.org 29 CHILDREN’S STUDENT MISSIONS MUSIC MINISTRY TEAM MINISTRY TEAM MINISTRY TEAM MINISTRY TEAM Director of Children’s Ministries Kate Flint Director of Student Ministries Todd Harris Director of Missions Renee Teel Director of Music and Fine Arts Lahonda Sharp Assistant Director of Children/Director of Nursery Kim Ripley Assistant Director of Student Ministries Sabrina Salisbury Chair of Missions Team Betty Waedemon Music Administrative Assistant Sandy White Chair and Church Council Representative Linda Miller AREA FOCUS YOUTH REPRESENTATIVES AT-LARGE MEMBERS Organist/Pianist Beth McConnell 2’s Mazzie Sargent Elizabeth Andrews (8th) Lily Delahoussaye (6th) Colleen Flint Karen Fountain Jake Howdeshell Associate Accompanist Hang Fong Au 3’s/4’s Nancy Burford Madison English (7th) Andrew Glore (8th) Bob Sime Bryan Tutt Joe Tutt 3’s/4’s, 2016 Rep. Jan Santoro Annie Johnson (7th) Evan Ogle (11th) Brad Vanderford MEMBER CARE TEAM Linda Huysman (chair), K Stacy Clines Madison Ogle (7th) Graham Payton (9th) Billie Blair, Ellen Graham, Sally Lambert 1st/2nd Kellie Bretz Abigail Samuel (8th) Abby Shafer(7th) AREA FOCUS MUSIC LIBRARIANS Debo Bartos and Jo Beth Moore, chairs 3rd Gail Pekola Phoenix Tafoya (7th) Joe Tutt (10th) Angel Tree Terri Schnakenberg Carol Roverud, Don Crump, Ellie Whiddon, 4th/5th Tara Mitchell Costa Rica Medical Missions Cathy Alexander Jean Reeves, Joyce Cochran, Kathy Fry, 2017 Rep. Renee Gulihur PARENT/VOLUNTEER MEMBERS Disaster Relief/Flood Buckets Lee LeGrand Marilynn Scanlin, Mary Jane Pharis, VBS Director Liz Brown Jim Andrews Bryan Tutt Dream League Pete Olson Mimi Markel, Patsy Riddle, Sharon Rae, Children’s Church Coordinator Kelley Glore Hazel Catterall Addie Delahoussaye East Ft. Bend Human Needs Ginny Schabacker Thayne Dutton, Vicki Bailey, Wes Whiddon Dayne Delahoussaye Eddie English Fourth/Fifth Grade Missions Louise Alcock Concert Chair Librarian Sue Lang and Candee Chandler Kelley Glore Roland Huysman Ft. Bend Family Promise Kira Halcarz Robe Chair Jeanne Wong Stacy Johnson Kasey Ogle Garden Ministry Mark Larson Children’s Music Rosie Beiermeister Bobby Ritter Constance Ritter G.I.F.T. Debbie Straw Handbells Coordinator Molly Ness, Maria Brockie Habitat for Humanity Dennis Dull Missions Lee LeGrand and Gael Bittenbender Haiti Bob Sime Choir Photographer Wes Whiddon H.O.M.E. Project Mark Pharr Social Committee Joyce Cochran and Mary Ann Dolezal, chair Manna Bags Mark Szafarz L.I.F.E. (ADULT) Hospitality Team Marilynn Scanlin and Vicki Bailey Meals on Wheels Sue Lang Mentoring Elaine Huffer ENSEMBLE REPRESENTATIVES MINISTRY TEAM Mexico Missions Olinda Jehovics Singing Churchmen Rep John Richardson and Brad Michaels Operation Christmas Child Norma Pharr Director of LIFE Ministries Jan Randolph Women’s Choir (Bella Voce) Molly Ness Pakistan House of Peace Afzaal Firdous Church Council Representative Marilynn Scanlin Handbell and Sacred Harps Molly Ness Piecemakers Stephanie Strickland Festival Choir President Dean Lowe Restorative Justice Betty Waedemon AREA FOCUS Festival Choir Vice President Wes Whiddon Soles for Souls Norma Mendez Threads of LIFE Prayer Shawl Team Liz Lobdell Cantate Kirsten Jordon Supply our Students (UMW) Pam Bluestein Be Fit for LIFE Brenda and Lynn DeBlance Uganda Brad M. Vanderford SECTION LEADERS LIFE Time Readers Book Club Jackie Dawson Soprano—Sandy White Alto—Denise Hulse Roots of LIFE Genealogy Group Jerry Brooks Tenor—Roland Huysman Bass—Bill Harris Bread of LIFE Homebound Communion Lee LeGrand The Good LIFE Luncheon Anna Langley At-Large Jim Langley

30 2017 LEADERSHIP christchurchsl.org 31 2017 Calendar

“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens” Ecclesiastes 3:1

32 christchurchsl.org 33 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE MINISTRY SUNDAY 2017 Calendar JANUARY FEBRUARY 1 | Wednesday Mentor Training at Ft. Bend ISD Bldg, 9:30 am 2 | Monday New Year’s Day observation (Church Offices Closed) Confirmation Class, 7 pm 3 | Tuesday Missions Committee Meeting, 6:30 pm 3 | Friday Parents Night Out, 6-10 pm Christ School Starts 4 | Saturday Upward Basketball Games 5 | Thursday Un-decorate the Church 5 | Friday Super Bowl of Caring 6 | Friday Parents Night Out, 6-10 pm Children’s Bake Sale for Missions 7 | Saturday Upward Basketball Games Begin (through February 25) 6 | Monday Healthy Habits, 7 pm 8 | Sunday Epiphany Sunday & Baptism of the Lord (morning worship) 7 | Tuesday Missions Committee Meeting, 6:30 pm Souper Bowl of Caring Drive Kicks off 8 | Wednesday Confirmation Class, 7 pm Staff Parish Relations Committee Meeting, 6 pm 9 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk 2 pm or 7 pm 9 | Monday Permanent Endowment Fund meeting, 6 pm 11 | Saturday Upward Basketball Games Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm 12 | Sunday Scout Recognition Sunday (morning worship) 11 | Wednesday Mentor training at Ft. Bend ISD Bldg, 9:30 am Higher Grounds Task Force, 5 pm 12 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm 13 | Monday Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm 14 | Saturday Upward Basketball Games 14 | Tuesday St. Valentine’s Day (love those around you) HOST: SW District Episcopal Visit from Bishop Jones (held at Christ Church) 16 | Thursday The Good LIFE Luncheon, 11:30 am 16 | Monday MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY (Church Offices Closed) Men’s Emmaus Walk #95 (through February 19) 17 | Tuesday Nominations Committee Meeting, 6 pm 18 | Saturday Upward Basketball Games Finance Committee Meeting, 7 pm Father-Daughter Dance, 5:30 – 7:30 pm 19 | Thursday The Good LIFE Luncheon, 11:30 am 19 | Sunday RJM Sunday & Luncheon & Joshua Tree 21 | Saturday Upward Basketball Games 20 | Monday Finance Committee Meeting, 7 pm 22 | Sunday Higher Grounds Task Force Meeting, 3:30 pm 23 | Thurs EFBHNM Food Fair, 9:30 am-12:30 pm Church Council Meeting, 5-7 pm (Potluck dinner open to all) Christ Church School Board Meeting, 7 pm Family Promise Guests on site (Through January 29) Women’s Emmaus Walk #96 (through February 26) 23 | Monday Stephen Ministry Meeting, 7 pm 24-26 | Fri-Sun Mid-Winter Retreat (through February 26 @ Forest Glen, Huntsville) 25 | Wednesday Confirmation Classes begin, 7 pm (Through April 19) 25 | Saturday Upward Basketball Games (last day) 26 | Thursday EFBHNM Food Fair, 9:30 am-12:30 pm RJM Re-entry Conference Christ Church School Board Meeting, 7pm 26 | Sunday Dream League starts 28 | Saturday HOST: District Leadership Training, 8 am (held at Christ Church) 27 | Monday FBISD Pre-UIL Festival, 8 am-6 pm Upward Basketball Games 28 | Tuesday FBISD Pre-UIL Festival, 8 am-6 pm 29 | Sunday Chili Cook-off & Ministry Fair, 11 am - 1:30 pm, serving 12:15 pm G.A.L.S. Meeting, 5 pm offsite An Evening of Awareness (time TBD) 31 | Tuesday G.A.L.S. Meeting, 5 pm onsite 34 2017 CALENDAR christchurchsl.org 35 PALM SUNDAY APRIL 2 | Sunday Fifth Sunday of Lent MARCH East Fort Bend Truck on site – Spring Cleaning Drive 1 | Wednesday Ash Wednesday (Lent Begins) Staff Parish Relations Committee Meeting, 6 pm 7 am and 7 pm Worship Services 3 | Monday Healthy Habits, 7 pm No Confirmation Class due to Ash Wednesday Services. 4 | Tuesday Missions Committee Meeting, 6:30 pm 3 | Friday Parents Night Out, 6-10 pm 5 | Wednesday Confirmation Class, 7 pm 4 | Saturday Carpenters Hands 7 | Friday Parents Night Out, 6-10 pm 5 | Sunday First Sunday of Lent 7-8 | Fri-Sat Confirmation Class Retreat, location TBA Israel Trip Departure (through March 18) 9 | Sunday PALM SUNDAY 6 | Monday Healthy Habits, 7 pm East Fort Bend Truck on site – Spring Cleaning Drive 7 | Tuesday Missions Committee Meeting, 6:30 pm 10 | Monday Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm 8 | Wednesday Mentor Training at Ft. Bend ISD Admin Bldg., 9:30 am No Confirmation Class due to Holy Week. Confirmation Class, 7 pm 13 | Thursday MAUNDY THURSDAY Worship Service, 7 pm 9 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk 2 pm or 7 pm Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm HOST: Kairos Weekend at Carol Vance (held at Christ Church) (through March 12) 14 | Friday GOOD FRIDAY Worship Service, 7 pm 12 | Sunday Second Sunday of Lent (Daylight Savings Time begins) 16 | Sunday EASTER SUNDAY Celebrations of the Resurrection: 13 | Monday Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm 7 am (Outdoor Sunrise), 8 am (Traditional), 9:30 am (Contemporary), 11 am (Traditional) 13-17 | Mon-Fri FBISD and Lamar CISD Spring Break No Sunday School or other activities today. No Confirmation Class due to Spring Break. 17 | Monday EASTER MONDAY (Church Offices Closed) 18 | Sunday Third Sunday of Lent 18 | Tuesday Finance Committee Meeting, 7 pm (note change from Monday) 19 | Monday Finance Committee Meeting, 7 pm 19 | Wednesday Confirmation Class, 7 pm (Rehearsal) Tickets on sale for Fort Bend Empty Bowls Event 20 | Thursday The Good LIFE Luncheon, 11:30 am 22 | Wednesday FBISD Pre-UIL Festival, 9 am-6 pm Men’s Emmaus Walk #97 (through April 23) Confirmation Class, 7 pm 23 | Sunday CONFIRMATION SUNDAY, 10:55 am (reception following) 23 | Thursday FBISD Pre-UIL Festival, 9 am-6 pm Church Council Meeting, 5-7 pm (potluck dinner open to all) EFBHNM Food Fair, 9:30 am-12:30 pm Family Promise Guests on site (through April 30) Christ Church School Board Meeting, 7 pm 4th/5th Grade Missions Onion Harvest 26 | Sunday Fourth Sunday of Lent 25 | Tuesday G.A.L.S. Meeting, 5 pm onsite Spring Choir Concert, 6 pm 27 | Thursday EFBHNM Food Fair, 9:30 am-12:30 pm 27 | Monday Pre-School Dad’s Night Christ Church School Board Meeting, 7 pm 28 | Tuesday Pre-School Dad’s Night Women’s Emmaus Walk #98 (through April 30) G.A.L.S. Meeting, 5 pm offsite 28 | Friday Fort Bend Empty Bowls Event benefitting EFBHNM at Safari Texas 29 | Wednesday Confirmation Class, 7 pm 29 | Saturday H.O.M.E. Project (Christ Church is hosting)

36 2017 CALENDAR christchurchsl.org 37 MAY 1 | Monday Healthy Habits, 7 pm 2 | Tuesday Mission’s Committee Meeting, 6:30 pm 4 | Thursday National Day of Prayer 5 | Friday Parents Night Out, 6-10pm 7 | Sunday GIFT drive for Mother’s Day, Teachers, Grads, etc. (through May 21) 8 | Monday Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm 11 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm 15 | Monday Finance Committee Meeting, 7 pm 18 | Thursday The Good LIFE Luncheon, 11:30 am 21 | Sunday Graduation Sunday 25 | Thursday EFBHNM Food Fair 9:30 am-12:30 pm 26 | Friday Last Day of School for Christ Church School 28 | Sunday Texas Annual Conference in the Woodlands (through May 31) 29 | Monday MEMORIAL DAY (Church Offices Closed) 30 | Tuesday G.A.L.S. Meeting, 5 pm offsite JUNE 1 | Thursday Last Day of School (FBISD, LCISD) VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2016 2 | Friday Annual FBISD School Supply for Mexico delivery & sort in FLC Gym Parents Night Out, 6-10 pm 4 | Sunday PENTECOST SUNDAY (Celebration of Holy Spirit) Summer Hunger Food Drive for EFB (through June 18) JULY 5-8 | Mon-Thur FYSH Camp, Junior High Missions (No Administrative Meetings, Church Council or, Choir in the month of July) 6 | Tuesday Mission’s Committee Meeting, 6:30 pm 8 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm 1 | Sunday INDEPENDENCE SUNDAY 12 | Monday Permanent Endowment Fund Meeting, 6 pm Applications now OPEN for Haiti Mission Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm 4 | Tuesday INDEPENDENCE DAY (Church Offices Closed) 12-16 | Mon-Fri Children’s Vacation Bible School (through June 16) 8-16 | Sat-Sun Las Manos Youth Mission to Haiti Triumph Sports Camp (through June 15) 13 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm 12 | Monday S.O.S. Sign up day at EFBHNM (tentative) 17-20 | Mon-Thur Triumph Sports Camp (Through July 20) 22 | Thursday EFBHNM Food Fair 9:30 am-12:30 pm 23-29 | Sun-Sat UM Army to Jacksonville, TX, Senior High Mission Camp (through July 29) 23 | Friday Mexico VBS & School Supply Delivery (through June 25) 23-30 | Sun-Sun Family Promise – onsite (through July 30) 24 | Saturday Carpenters Hands 25 | Tuesday G.A.L.S. Meeting, onsite 5 pm 25- Jul 1 | Sun-Sat HOST: U.M. Army Camp (held at Christ Church) 27 | Thursday EFBHNM Food Fair, 9:30 am-12:30 pm Costa Rica Medical Mission 26- Jul 3 | Mon-Thur Triumph Sports Camp (through Aug 3) 26 | Monday S.O.S. Drive - United Methodist Women (through July 10) (tentative) 27 | Tue G.A.L.S. Meeting, 5 pm offsite

38 2017 CALENDAR christchurchsl.org 39 UMCOR SAGER BROWN ZIPLINE & HAMMOCK TRIP

SEPTEMBER 3 | Sunday Soles for Souls New Shoe Drive (through September 24) 4 | Sunday LABOR DAY HOLIDAY (Church Offices Closed) 5 | Tuesday Missions Meeting, 6:30 pm 9 | Saturday Habitat Home #15 begins construction 10 | Sunday 2017 Bible Conference (tentative) Haiti Fundraiser – Fair Trade Chocolate, Coffee, Tea & Art (through October 24) 11 | Monday Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm 14 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm 18 | Monday Finance Committee Meeting, 7 pm 22 | Fri Change the World Weekend (through September 24) 28 | Thursday EFBHNM Food Fair 9:30 am-12:30 pm Christ Church School Board Meeting, 7 pm CHANGE THE WORLD 2016 OCTOBER 1 | Thursday World Communion Sunday Blessing of the Pets, 4 pm 3 | Tuesday Missions Meeting, 6:30 pm AUGUST 5 | Thursday Men’s Emmaus Walk #99 (through October 8) 1 | Tuesday Missions Meeting, 6:30 pm 8 | Sunday Staff Parish Relations Committee Meeting, 6 pm 6 | Sunday Staff Parish Committee Meeting, 6 pm 9 | Monday Permanent Endowment Fund Meeting, 6 pm Habitat Kickoff Home #15 Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm 10 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm 12 | Thursday Women’s Emmaus Walk #100 (through October 15) 12 | Saturday S.O.S. Back to School Bash Distribution Day at U of H Sugar Land Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm 13 | Sunday Church Council Meeting, 5-7 pm (potluck dinner open to all) 15 | Sunday Commissioning of Haiti Team in all services 14 | Monday Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7pm 15-22 | Sun-Sun Family Promise Guests on site (through October 22) 17 | Monday Mentor Training at Fort Bend ISD Admin Bldg., 9 am 16 | Monday Finance Committee 2018 Budget Workshop, 6 pm 20 | Sunday Promotion Sunday 16-24 | Mon-Tues Christ Church Missions goes to Haiti (through October 24) 20-25 | Sun-Fri Mission Trip to UMCOR Sager Brown (through August 25) 22 | Sunday Church Council Meeting, 5-7 pm (potluck dinner open to all) 21 | Monday Finance Committee Meeting, 7 pm 26 | Thursday EFBHNM Food Fair, 9:30 am-12:30 pm 24 | Thursday EFBHNM Food Fair, 9:30 am-12:30 pm Christ Church School Board Meeting, 7 pm 29 | Tuesday G.A.L.S. Meeting, 5 pm offsite 29 | Sunday REFORMATION SUNDAY (500th Anniversary of Protestantism) Operation Christmas Child (through November 12) Nominations Committee Meeting, 5 pm

40 2017 CALENDAR christchurchsl.org 41 NOVEMBER 5 | Sunday ALL SAINTS SUNDAY (Roll Call of the Church Triumphant and Newly Baptized) Festival Choir Concert – Hayes Requiem, 6 pm Angel Tree Helper Request Kick Off Mexico Candy Collection (through November 12) Mexico Christmas Gift Collection (through November 26) Daylight Savings Time ends 6 | Monday EFBHNM Thanksgiving Food Basket Registration, 9:30am 7 | Tuesday Missions Meeting, 6:30 pm 9 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm 12 | Sunday ANNUAL CHURCH CONFERENCE (tentative) Mexico Candy Bagging Event 13 | Monday Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm DICKENS ON THE STRAND CRAZY FOR CHRISTMAS 2016 14 | Tuesday Finance Committee Meeting, 7pm (date change due to Thanksgiving Week) 15 | Wednesday Crazy for Christmas, 6 pm ANGEL TREE 2016 17 | Sunday Angel Tree Set up 20 | Monday Finance Committee Meeting, 7pm 21 | Tuesday EFBHNM Holiday Food Basket Distribution 23-24 | Thursday Thanksgiving Day Holiday (Church Offices Closed through November 24) 26 | Sunday Mexico Gift Wrapping Extravaganza DECEMBER 1 | Friday Mexico Christmas Mission (through December 3) 2 | Saturday Angel Tree Party at Carol Vance Unit 3 | Sunday First Sunday in Advent Christmas Choir Concert, 6 pm GIFT Kicks Off 4 | Monday EFBHNM Christmas Food Basket Registration, 9:30 am 5 | Tuesday Missions Meeting, 6:30 pm 10 | Sunday Second Sunday in Advent Angel Tree Sorting and Delivery 11 | Monday Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, 7 pm 13 | Wednesday Deliver Angel Tree gifts to Nursing Home 14 | Thursday Carol Vance Freedom Walk, 2 pm or 7 pm 17 | Sunday Third Sunday in Advent 18 | Monday Finance Committee Meeting, 7 pm EFBHNM Holiday Food Basket Distribution 24 | Sunday Fourth Sunday in Advent - Christmas Eve Morning Services at 9:30 and 10:55 am Evening Services at 4 pm (children and families), 6, 9, 11 pm 25-26 | Monday Christmas Day (Church Offices Closed through December 26)

42 2017 CALENDAR christchurchsl.org 43 FINANCIAL REPORT

“You will be enriched in every way … and through us your generosity will result in thanksgiving to God.” 2 Corinthians 9:11

44 christchurchsl.org 45 Current FINANCIAL STATEMENT 2016 REVENUES & EXPENSES STATEMENT 2016 Revenues and Expenses Statement

ThroughCURRENT the FINANCIAL end of STATEMENTOctober 2016 Through theThrough endthe end of Octoberof 2016October 2016

Through the end of October 2016 % of Annual Year to Date Year to Date Budget YTD Budget Difference Annual Budget Accounts Budget Used

ASSETS TOTAL INCOME $2,365,316.00 $2,465,564.00 -$100,248.00 $3,140,000.00 75%

CURRENT ASSETS EXPENSES Cash and Equivalents Wells Fargo Checking $79,156.41 PROGRAM COST Prosperity Bank Checking 324,695.99 Adult Discipleship $5,756.15 $20,097.50 -$14,341.35 $24,157.00 24% Chase Checking 50,000.00 Caring Ministry Team 1,626.49 4,824.90 -3,198.41 6,900.00 24% Children's Ministries 17,298.58 17,416.60 -118.02 19,000.00 91% Wells Fargo Savings 325.00 Communications 32,630.11 54,583.40 -21,953.29 65,500.00 50% Chase Savings 156,498.23 Missions 69,457.94 71,616.70 -2,158.76 79,350.00 88% Subtotal Cash And Equivalents 610,675.63 Miusic Ministries 28,396.14 49,153.40 -20,757.26 60,306.00 47% Short Term Investments Adult L.I.F.E. Ministries 46.03 416.60 -370.57 500.00 9% HeartSpring Fund 50,394.44 Outreach 29,801.13 56,708.40 -26,907.27 62,050.00 48% Long Term Investments Student Ministries 14,077.00 36,916.80 -22,839.80 40,000.00 35% TMF Investments 2541 280,478.18 Worship Life 6,291.09 11,058.30 -4,767.21 16,700.00 38% Endowment Fund 1182 81,723.80 Subtotal Program Cost 205,380.66 322,792.60 -117,411.94 374,463.00 55% Subtotal Long Term Investments 362,201.98 OPERATING COSTS Church Facility 481,081.24 483,815.40 -2,734.16 582,285.00 83% Subtotal Current Assets 1,023,272.05 Office Administration 76,637.79 82,916.70 -6,278.91 99,500.00 77% Subtotal Operating Costs 557,719.03 566,732.10 -9,013.07 681,785.00 82%

FIXED ASSETS PERSONNEL COSTS Phase I: Sanctuary 790,270.00 Pastoral Staff 414,624.72 412,058.50 2,566.22 494,470.00 84% Administration 254,057.47 262,187.50 -8,130.03 314,625.00 81% Furniture & Equipment 411,029.60 Program Staff 311,053.22 339,437.30 -28,384.08 405,525.00 77% Property - 5 Acre Tract 325,907.00 Music Staff 224,384.15 230,154.40 -5,770.25 278,185.00 81% Property - 6.2 Acre Tract 384,853.00 Benefits and Employer Costs 244,665.84 277,654.90 -32,989.06 333,165.00 73% Phase 3: Family Life Ctr. 1,741,375.00 Subtotal Personnel Costs 1,448,785.40 1,521,492.60 -72,707.20 1,823,970.00 79% Stained Glass Windows 491,980.00 Schantz Pipe Organ 139,400.00 CONNECTIONAL COMMITMENTS Phase 2: Ed. Building 522,268.00 Conference Apportionments 206,024.30 205,924.30 100.00 247,109.00 83% District Askings 10,002.70 10,078.30 -75.60 12,094.00 83% Phase 4: Sanc. Renovation 3,829,142.00 Fair Share Goals/Special Gifts 0.00 579.00 -579.00 579.00 0% Church Sign 5,175.00 Un-Budgeted Funds World Methodist Conf Meal 3,137.90 0.00 3,137.90 - Emerging Leaders Endowment 5,000.00 0.00 5,000.00 - Subtotal Fixed Assets 8,641,399.60 Subtotal Un-Bugeted Funds 8,137.90 0.00 8,137.90 - Subtotal Connectional 224,164.90 216,581.60 7,583.30 259,782.00 86%

TOTAL EXPENSES 2,436,049.99 2,627,598.90 -191,548.91 3,140,000.00 78% TOTAL ASSETS $9,664,671.65 Net Totals -$70,733.99 -$162,034.90 $91,300.91 LIABILITIES AND RESTRICTED FUNDS

CURRENT LIABILITIES Escrow Accounts Gift Ii Liabilities 11,567.80 369.03 Subtotal Current Liabilities 11,567.80

Designated Funds 579,893.20

TOTAL LIABILITIES 591,830.03

TOTAL FUND BALANCE 9,072,841.62

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE $9,664,671.65

46 2017 FINANCIAL REPORT christchurchsl.org 47 DESIGNATED FUNDS Permanent ENDOWMENT FUND Through the end of October 2016 Through the end of October 2016

DESIGNATED FUNDS Administration Salary Advance -1,250.00 Reynosa Mission Projects 1,545.44 REPORT BY: PEF COMMITTEE CHAIR BRYAN TULLOS Staff Appreciation 953.79 Mexico Medical Mission 2,265.19 Vision & Planning Gift 4,809.21 Haiti Mission 440.17 Weddings and Funerals 586.23 Uganda Ministry/UCSS 923.00 COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Undesignated Holding 1,298.00 Young Adlt Mission/Uganda 391.70 Adult Education Music Ministries Bob Culack Leon Tylenda Mark Huffer Divorce Care 176.43 Children's Choir 1,670.67 Singles Fund 317.91 Music General Funds 16,848.53 Craig Fredickson (Trustee Representative) Jim Jordan (Finance Committee) Marriage Ministry 850.21 Concert Fund 28,689.66 Alpha Fund 8,236.20 Choir Tours 2,449.58 Adult LIFE Ministry/OAM 7,561.12 Handbell Fund 100.00 Be Fit for LIFE 1,495.00 Choir Fund General 14,465.17 Good Life Luncheon -4,131.42 New Piano Purchase Fund 2,066.08 DBS Scholarship 40.00 Neighbor Ministries Women's Scholarships 300.00 Habitat for Humanity 20,939.06 l. FINANCE REPORT: Beginning Balance 2016 = $81,067.04 Women's Ministry Events 170.00 Ft Bend Family Promise 1,545.53 Interest Earned = $656.76 Women's Bible Study 133.50 Manna Bags 386.68 Family Ministries 7.27 Angel Tree Min 5,248.69 September 2016 Balance = $81,723.80 Women's Retreat -3,301.77 Restorative Justice Min 3,341.16 Israel Trip 18,210.00 Soles for Souls 2,491.78 Education projects 310.00 Outreach Apartment Min 895.00 ll. INVESTMENT- 2016 Investments were with Texas Methodist Foundation, currently earning 1.05% Adult Sunday School Supply Our Students 6,972.00 Adventurer's 1,229.01 Garden Ministry 475.00 lll. In accordance with the by-laws of the Christ Community UMC, there were no distributions from the Permanent Seekers 732.00 Boot Camp -191.00 Endowment fund as the balance of the fund is less than $100,000.00 Jubilee 456.47 Organizations Weavers 1,161.26 Emmaus Community 47.68 Axiom Sunday School 35.48 Piecemakers Quilt Guild 358.80 IV. DESIGNATED FUNDS: There are no records where gifts to the PEF have been designated for a specific purpose TGIS Sunday School Class 7.00 MOPS Int. 14,121.58 other than support of church programs. HOPE 247 182.63 MOPS Outreach Fund 1,434.87 The Women's Class 1,037.44 EFBHNM 700.00 Families for Christ 696.88 Upward Sports 4,019.66 VI. TUTT MEMORIAL: A Memorial Fund in Dr. Tutt’s name was established, including distribution guidelines. This Celebrate Singles 936.78 Pastoral Care fund has been approved and turned over to the Missions Committee for distribution beginning in 2017. Grace Abounds 601.78 Member Care Meals Donations 963.87 Barnabas Class 761.43 Resurrection Fund 36,932.86 Children's Funds Stephen Ministry 1,321.00 V. RECOMMENDATION TO THE CHARGE CONFERENCE: The PEF Committee including ex-officio members from the Children's Projects 4,680.13 Colors of Cancer 951.96 Trustees and Finance Committees recommend that we began an investment program for 2017 where we keep Nursery 515.00 Care Team 600.00 80% of the PEF invested in Texas Methodist Foundation, and invest 20% (up to $20,000.00) of the PEF in more Summer Camp 4,481.22 Student Ministries Children's Missions 1,876.32 General Youth Fund 29,036.62 aggressive funds in order to improve the earning potential of the PEF. Father Daughter Dance 907.10 Missions 8,985.67 Facilities Scholarships 4,420.59 Trustees Capital Fund 32,555.17 FYSH Camp 7,048.52 Utilities 1,900.00 Snack Supper Club -1,562.95 Audio-Visual Fund 125.00 Confirmation 6,006.88 Insurance Ded. Acct 231,463.19 UM ARMY Fund 1,682.30 Memorials and Spl Gifts Fundraising Acct 11,224.58 Paver Fund 2,987.00 Los Manos -22,907.73 Memorials 9,158.61 Worship Life Endowment Donations 62.00 Altar Flowers -2,376.40 Grace In Grief Ministries 7,620.49 the hub -854.44 Sonny Tutt Memorial Fund 8,108.20 Stained Glass Fd 3,388.09 Special Gift 20.00 Worship gifts -0.90 Missions Contemporary Worship 649.00 Missions 3,210.81 Mission Dollar 2,668.27 Subtotal Worship Life 805.35 Costa Rica Mission 2,442.07 Mexico Vet. Mission 351.58 Total Designated Funds 573,893.2

48 2017 FINANCIAL REPORT christchurchsl.org 49 CHRISTCHRIST CHURCH CHURCH 2016 2017 MINISTRY MINISTRY BUDGET BUDGET CHRISTCHRIST CHURCH CHURCH 2016 2017MINISTRY MINISTRY BUDGET BUDGET

TOTAL REVENUES PROGRAM COSTS (continued) Music Ministries (continued) OPERATING COSTS Projected Contributions L.I.F.E. (Adult) Ministries Worship Organist/Pianist Expenses Church Facility (Building Operations) 2017 Pledges Received as of 11/8/2016 (322) 1,692,127 Bring your Brain to LIFE 300 Music 1,045 Utilities 94,700 2016 Pledges Pending Renewal (167) 597,625 Good LIFE Luncheon 2,700 Supplies 245 Facility Maintenance 65,000 Non-Pledged Income 947,748 LIFE Journeys Program-transportation 2,000 Guest Musicians 2,700 Carpenter's Hands 6,000 Total Contributions 3,237,500 Prayer Shawl Ministry 150 Organ Tuning 3,000 Custodial Contract Service 66,400 Other Income Be Fit for LIFE 1,500 Piano Tuning (sanctuary) 660 Lawn Service 27,000 Christ Church School 22,500 Curriculum Costs 200 Subtotal Worship Organist/Pianist 7,650 Telephone 12,000 Building Usage Donations 10,000 Total LIFE Ministries 6,850 Total Music Ministries 59,650 Insurance 89,559 Total Other Income 32,500 Missions Outreach Ministries Kitchen Equipment 2,000 TOTAL REVENUES 3,270,000 Restorative Justice Ministries 6,600 New Member Class 500 Capital Improvement Expense 130,000 Family Promise (transitional living) 4,900 Jacob's Well (coffee Bar Ministry) 6,000 Computer Equipment Purchase 17,000 PROGRAM COSTS International Missions 4,000 Hospitality Expense (morning worship) 8,000 Audio-Visual Equipment 20,000 Adult Discipleship Reynosa VBS 4,100 Miscellaneous Expense 3,000 Furnishings and Equipment 3,000 Resource Materials 2,000 Mexico Food Mission 4,000 Greeters/Parking Lot ministry 1,500 Sunday Security 24,000 Young Adults Ministry 5,000 Haiti Mission 9,500 WCT/Muggers 800 HVAC Repairs and Maintenance 30,000 Men's Ministries 1,500 East Ft Bend Human Needs Min. (EFBHNM 7,000 Church Receptions 1,000 Custodial Supplies 13,000 Women's Ministry Events 4,500 H.OM.E. Project 750 Skeeters Faith & Family 20,000 Playground Maintenance 2,000 Women's Retreat 3,000 Support for Mission Trips 10,000 Other Quarterly Events 10,000 Total Church Facility 601,659 Women's Bible Studies 250 Maua Methodist Hospital Kenya 2,400 Monthly New Resident Outreach 7,500 Church Office/Administration Emmaus Community 400 Life Center for the Homeless 2,500 Church Receptions 1,000 Postage 7,000 Family Ministries 1,500 Mission Support 900 Total Outreach 59,300 Office Supplies 6,000 Family Retreat 2,000 Manna bag supplies 2,000 Student Ministries Equipment Maintenance and Repair 1,000 Singles Ministry 850 Change the World Day expenses 3,000 Youth Worship/Music/ Tech 3,000 Copier & Printing Press Lease/Rental 45,000 Bible Conference (speaker/material fees) 2,500 Missionary support for Kenya 2,200 Big Events?Retreats/Trips 15,000 Bank and Check Expense 1,800 Total Adult Discipleship 23,500 Seminary support for Mexico 3,000 Senior Recognition 1,500 Software Lease 12,000 Caring Ministries Team Habitat Home 10,000 Stephen Ministries 2,500 Casa Mami Teachers/Counselors 3,600 Confirmation Costs 2,000 Electronic Giving Fees 24,000 CanCare/Cancer Support 800 Supply our Students (SOS) 5,000 Hospitality 1,000 Annual Audit Fees 10,000 Care Team Supplies 400 Uganda Counseling and Support Services 2,000 Sunday School Program 1,500 Other General Adminstration Costs 6,000 Grace in Grief 250 House of Peace Pakistan 2,000 Youth Missions 15,000 Total Office Administration 112,800 Altar Prayer Ministries 300 Missionary Support Middle East (VanHooks 1,000 Total Student Ministries 39,000 TOTAL OPERATING COSTS 714,459 Samaritan Counseling Center 1,500 Piecemakers Quilt Guild 500 Worship Total Caring Ministries Team 5,750 Adminstrative (banners, ink, card stock) 300 Advent and Christmas supplies 1,200 PERSONNEL COSTS Children's Ministries Total Missions 91,250 Lent and Easter supplies 2,000 Staff Salaries Curriculum Costs 2,000 Music Ministries Communion Supplies 2,400 PASTORAL STAFF Crafts and Office Supplies 4,000 Choral Ministries (Traditional Worship) Sanctuary Supplies 1,000 Lead Pastor (Temple) Teacher Training and Appreciation 1,000 Choral Music for all groups 18,250 Special Occasion Services 3,500 Salary 125,184 Fourth and Fifth Grade Experience 1,500 Office supplies and consumables Baptismal Certificates 150 FICA Allowance 10,370 Vacation Bible School 10,000 Fellowship Events 1,100 Acolyte Supplies 750 Professional Expenses (ARP) 14,020 Special Events 2,500 Musician Expenses Paraments and Banners 1,000 Health Insurance Premium 16,176 Total Children's Ministries 21,000 Easter/Christmas Musicians 3,500 Upper Room Books 750 Total Lead Pastor 165,750 Communications Other Guest Musicians for Worship 8,000 Subtotal Worship Category 12,750 Pastor of Discipleship (Conway) Paper and Supplies 6,000 Guest Composer Praise Band Salary 52,784 License and Image Fees Include CCLI Fees 6,000 Choral Retreats 200 Music and CDs 1,200 FICA Allowance 4,373 Software 2,500 Workshops and Training 950 Supplies 400 Professional Expenses (ARP) 16,213 Miscellaneous Printing 3,000 Choral Fellows Fund 17,000 Planning Center 850 Health Insurance Premium 6,380 Worship Service Streaming Contract 4,000 Equipment/Maintenance (handbells, etc) 1,000 Worship Collective 750 Total Pastor of Discipleship 79,750 Videography (backup and hardware) 3,000 Subtotal Choral Ministries 50,000 Instrumentalists 4,000 Pastor of Caring Ministries (Hall) Digital Signage 3,000 Cantate (Children/Youth) Equipment 7,500 Salary 58,577 Miscellaneous Items (Promotional Items) 5,000 Polo Shirts 1,000 Subtotal Praise Band 14,700 FICA Allowance 4,852 Advertising (print,social media, banners, promo 20,000 Chamber Choir Total Worship 27,450 Professional Expenses (ARP) 10,365 Website 2,000 Music 1,000 Health Insurance Premium 8,206 Total Communications 54,500 TOTAL PROGRAM COSTS 388,250 Total Caring Min.Pastor 82,000 50 2017 FINANCIAL REPORT CHRIST CHURCH 2016 MINISTRY BUDGET CHRISTCHRIST CHURCH CHURCH 2016 2017 MINISTRY MINISTRY BUDGET BUDGET CHRIST CHURCH 2017 MINISTRY BUDGET

Pastor of Witness and Young Adults (Whang) PROGRAM STAFF (continued) CONNECTIONAL COMMITMENTS Salary 37,835 STUDENT MINISTRIES Conference Apportionments FICA Allowance 3,133 Director of Student Ministries (Harris) World Service Fund 41,620 Professional Expenses (ARP) 4,000 Salary 65,000 Ministerial Edu. Fund 14,289 Health Insurance Premium 5,032 Professional and Educ. Exp. 2,000 Black College Fund 5,700 Total Pastor Witness 50,000 Asst. Dir. of Student Ministries Africa University 1,276 Housing Allowances Salary 36,000 Interdenomin. Cooperation 1,117 Lead Pastor (Temple) 60,000 Professional and Educ. Exp. 1,500 General Administration Fund 5,023 Pastor of Discipleship (Conway) 24,000 Youth Interns 6,000 Jurisdictional Apportionment 2,939 Pastor Caring (Hall) 32,000 Total Student Ministries Staff 110,500 Center for Congregational Excellence 12,073 Pastor Witness/YA (Whang) 24,000 TOTAL PROGRAM STAFF 750,450 New Church/Transformation Fund 30,197 TOTAL PASTORAL STAFF 517,500 Center for Clergy Excellence 8,089 PROGRAM STAFF MINISTRY SUPPORT STAFF Center for Missional Excellence 19,505 CHILDREN'S MINISTRIES Exec. Dir. Church Ops (R. Huysman) 67,000 Center for Connectional Resources 39,242 Director of Children's/Family (K. Flint) Payroll/Benefit(N. Pharr-20 hrs) 22,500 Conf Claimants Pensions 5,697 Salary 50,000 Fin Secy (C. Johnson-20 hrs) 22,500 District Superintendent Fund 20,340 Professional and Educ. Exp. 2,000 Membership Secretary (B. Sebesta--32 hrs)s 32,000 Episcopal(Bishops) Fund 12,528 Seminary Assistance 1,000 Admin Assistant (D. Meier--38 hrs/wk) 39,000 Equitable Compensation 2,052 Nursery/Asst. Children's Dir. (K. Ripley) 41,500 Custodial and Maintenance Medical Benefits Program 29,262 Children's Summer Intern 3,000 Head Custodian (R. Singleton) 38,500 Total Conference Apportionments 250,949 Nursery Staff (hourly rate-$9-9.36) 28,000 Assistant Custodian/Maint. (M. Swayzer) 31,200 District Askings Total Children's Ministries 125,500 Add'l Maintenance/Custodian (as needed)d 15,000 District Operating 11,485 COMMUNICATIONS/AUDIO VISUAL Total Ministry Support Staff 267,700 Total District Askings 11,485 DirectorCommunications of Communications Coord. (H. (Lavie)Ford) 46,000 BENEFITS/OTHER EMPLOYER COSTS Fair Share Goals/Special Gifts Marketing Asst/Intern 0 FICA/Medicare on non-pastoral staff 78,000 Oklahoma Indian Mission 137 Web & Content Spec. (Carlock) 43,500 Health Insurance (non pastoral) 20% increased)a 130,590 Conference Advance Special-Zoe Ministries 456 AV Specialist (Figat) 42,250 Conference Health Plan (Appointed Clergy) Emerging Leaders Endowment Pledge 5,000 Asst Sound Tech (Busch-$15/hr)) 2,000 Lead Pastor (Temple) 17,609 Total Fair Share Goals 5,593 Total Communications 133,750 Pastor of Discipleship (Conway) 8,093 TOTAL CONNECTIONAL COMMITMENTS 268,027 CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP SERVICE Pastor Caring(Hall) 8,892

Dir Contemporary Worship (Mangum) 57,000 Pastor Witness/YA (Whang) 5,772 TOTAL EXPENSES 3,270,000 First Light Service Vocalists 5,000 UMC Pension Program Total Cont Worship Services 62,000 Lead Pastor (Temple) 26,778 L.I.F.E. (Adult) Ministries Pastor Discipleship (Conway) 12,080 Salary for Director (Randolph) 40,000 Pastor Caring (Hall) 14,302 MISSIONS Pastor Witness/YA (Whang) 9,660 Dir. of Missions (R.Teel) Non-pastoral staff pensions 17,853 Salary 48,000 Other Educational/Training Costs 4,985 Professional Expenses 1,000 Payroll and Personnel Software Costs 9,000 MUSIC MINISTRIES Prior Vacation Monetizations 2,000 Director of Choral Min. (L. Sharp) SPRC Discretionary 15,000 Salary 83,000 Honorarium for Guest Speakers 3,000 Professional & Education Expenses 2,000 Total Benefits & Other Cost 363,614 Organist/Accompanist (McConnell) 66,200 TOTAL PERSONNEL COSTS 1,899,264 Adminis. Asst for Music (S. White) 40,000 Assistant Accompanist (Hang Fong) 11,000 Children's Choirs Director (K. Jordon) 6,500 Children's Choirs Assistants 7,200 Handbells/Harp/Women's Dir (Ness) 7,200 Singing Churchmen Dir. (Richardson) 1,800

Instrumental Music Coord ($600 mo/8 mos) 4,800 Total Music Ministries 229,700

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Bailey, Ariel Fulks, Robert Sada, Jackie Bailey, Deborah Fulks, Vivian Scharringhausen, Schon Bailey, Drew Gilbert, Jennifer Scharringhausen, Cindy Bradford, Nat Gilbert, Karen Scharringhausen, Don BAPTISMS Branch, Christine Gilbert, Sarah Scholes, Norm INFANTS UNDER 12 MONTHS OLD BAPTIZED: 8 Branch, Margaret Gilbert, Timothy Scholes, Pat Branch, Matthew Girffin, Traci Schubarth, Sheila CHILDREN AND YOUTH (1-17 YEARS) BAPTIZED: 4 Bridgen, Jerry Goen, Kellie Schubarth, Steve ADULTS BAPTIZED: 1 Bridgen, Kathy Harris, Deborah Simpson, Belinda Bridgen,Lindsay Herkenhoff, Andrea Simpson, Donna Brooks, Christine Herkenhoff, Ken Simpson, Heather Brooks, Mickey Herring, Deborah Simpson, Jerry Brooks, Pete Herring, Rick B Smith, Samuel Brooks, Samanth Hill, Betty Smith, Shannon Brophy, Ryan Hipp, Lynn Stafford, George ? MEMBERS with Brown, Bryan Hipp, Kibbie Stafford, Odessal NO KNOWN ADDRESS Brown, Erne Howard, Cheryl Stanton, Cristin ND Brule, Dawn Jones, Carol Stanton, Jeff 2 YEAR READING: 131 members Brule, Michael Jumper, Mike Stroup, Claire (To be removed – 11/13/16) Buckingham, John Kindem, Arne Stroup, Kim MEMBERSHIP AFTER 11/13/16 4,255 members Burger, John Kindem, Hazel Stroup, Ron 1ST YEAR READING: 271 members Burger, Marilyn Landgraf, Andrea Sweatt, Harriet (For action by 2017 Church Conference) Burger, Matthew Lange, Debra Sweatt, James M Calvo, Dianne Lange, Galen Townsend, Elizabeth Calvo, Russell Lansford, Chase Townsend, Scott MEMBERSHIP Clinkscales, Chip Lansford, Cheryl Turner, Justin Cole, Bill Lansford, Cole Vela, Teri PREPARATORY MEMBERS Cole, Stacy Lansford, Courtney Vela, Wes Baptized but not confirmed FULL MEMBERS Condon, Brenda Lansford, Kyle Watts, Larry 529 MEMBERS Total full members as of January 1, 2016: 4,395 members Condon, John Marden, Anne Watts, Leslie Received by profession of faith: 17 members Coulter, James C Marden, Kyle Wieber, Sandra CONSTITUTENT MEMBERS Joined by transfer from other Coulter, Karen May, Rhonda Wilson, Jeanne United Methodist churches: 24 members Crews, Lee McAninch, Sheila 1,560 MEMBERS Joined by transfer from other denominations: 14 members Crews, Stacey Moreland, Kathleen Restored by affirmation (or correction): 0 members Davis, Angela Moreland, Kelly FULL MEMBERS Total New Members through October 31: 55 members Davis, Chip Moreland, Rembert 4,389 MEMBERS Davis, Ryan Neuvar, Cathy Removed by transfer to other Methodist churches: 41 members Davis, Sue Ogilvie, Renee Removed by transfer to other denominations: 8 members Davis, Spencer Powell Mark Removed by death: 9 members Decker, Daniel Powell, GiGi Withdrew membership by request Decker, Kay Ray, Candace following contact by church: 3 members Ellis, Kennedy Ray, Jerry Total Subtraction to members: 61 members Evans, Erin Ray, Kevin MEMBERSHIP AT END OF PERIOD: 4,389 MEMBERS Evans, Gary Reese, Darrell Evans, Gregory Reese, Lisa Evans, Janet L Rodgers, Howard

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Adams, Linda Canter, Pam Ford, Seth Long, Jenny Rogers, Christopher Travis, Emily Adams, Matthew Church, Casey Foster, Kelly Lukomski, Alex Romaine, Mary Treadway, Deborah Adams, Megan Colomina, Joe Foster, Mary Ann Lukomski, Devin Rucker, Stephen Treadway, William Jr. Addingon, Gerald Colomina, Lisa Foster, Matthew Mair, London Ruskowski, Carol Treadway, William Sr. Addington, Joy Cook, Christopher Foster, Robert Mangus, Kim Ruskowski, Terry Tucker, Damon Aldridge, Donna Cook, Lisa Fountain, Sable Mangus, Tony Russell, Betty Tucker, Lori Aldridge, Steve Cooley, Doris Fowler, Charlotte Marko, Brett Safier, Carli Van Allen, Chad Alleman, Adam Cooper, Carolyn Franks, Amy Mastream, Dan Sander, Thomas Walden, Diane Alleman, Vickie Cormier, Jacob Franks, Clint Mastream, Gloria Satre, Kari Walden, Kaylie Allin, April Corthell, Jason Franks, Courtney Mastream, Michele Satre, Rebekka Walden, Melanie Angulo, Sandy Court, Ross Gallagher, Matthew Mathewson, John Schenk, Sandra Walden, Skip Angulo, Steve Crane, Martha Gaul, Ashley McClellan, Lindsey Segraves, Scott Waldo, Curtis Apel, Jeff Crane, Ronald Gaul, Kristy McClure, Craig Seime, Elizabeth Waldo, Sam Atkins, Lauren Crispell, Bud Gaul, Terry McClure, Shara Seward, Brian Wallette, Trey Atkins, Lisa Crispell, Pearl Goodman, Rebecca McDonald, Katie Seward, Gail Wasserman, Daniel Axcell, Courtney Dacke, Elaine Grass, Tammie McFerrin, Kristen Seward, Kyle Weber, Allison Axcell, Eric Dalrymple, Dwight Griest, Stewart Meeks, Bonnie Seward, Mike Weber, Jacob Ball, Coleen Dalrymple, Ruth Grove, Denise Meeks, Dewey Shafer, Carmelita Weber, Kimberly Ball, George Davis, Brian Grove, Kevin Melton, Lisa Shaffer, Barbara Weber, Robert Barger, Allison Decell-Speckels, Debra Grove, Melanie Oesch, Nikki Sharp, Keith Weber, Sara Behle, Gary DeLeon, Mandy Gruber, George Ownby, Luke Sheely, Jessica Wedel, Nick Billingsley, Deena Dickey, David Grymes, Callie Pfeil, Andrew Sheely, Veronica Wells, Joe Bird, Russell Dickey, Linda Hayes, Emily (Jared) Pickrell, Dustin Sheffield, Alan Wheeler, Whitney Birkholz, Allan Dillingham, Althea Head, Debra Pickrell, Trevor Sherrod, Jennie William, Teri Birkholz, Rebecca Dixon, Dora Head, Timothy Plate, Gregory Simcoe, Arvada Williams, Meltrix Black, W. H. Dixon, Kyle Hedley, Stacy Pound, Steven Simmons, Barry Williams, Natalie Blevins, Chase Dixon, Spencer Henson, Bobby Pramann, Angie Simmons, Lauren Williams, Sandra Blevins, Paul Dodge, Harley Henson, Judy Pramann, James Skeen, Yvette Williams, Tiffany Bleyl, Anne Dodge, Sharon Hipp, Adam Price, Tayler Smith, Glen Witt, Marion Bleyl, Steve Drager, Alison Hobby, Drew Rager, Dean Smith, JoAnn Witt, Zak Blount, Anne Dunlap, Deborah Hobby, James Rager, Luke Speckels, William Woltje, Andrew Bond, Andrea Durr, Shea Hobby, Nancy Rager, Nicole Spence, Edward Woltje, Caitlin Bond, Brandon Eberly, David Hocher, Cecil Rainbolt, Laurie Spence, Madelen Wright, Annette Bostrom, Ashley Ehrig, Eric Holdsworth, Dani Randolph, Todd Stanton, Genette Wright, Dale Bostrom, Dick Ehrig, Michelle Hood, Amanda Randolph, Tracy Stanton, Jim Wright, Patty Bostrom, Martha Ekott, John Hood, Rachel Reynolds, Jessica Stewart, Virginia Wright, Tom Bostrom, Richard Ekott, Unyime Horak, Curt Reynolds, Kristen Sutherland, Thorrie Wrinkle, David Branch, Christine Evans, Sara Horak, Janice Rios, Felipe Tarner, Samuel Wrinkle, Emily Branch, Margaret Fasoyiro, Jaura Hunt, Cara Rios, Sharon Tarner, Scott York, Daniel Branch, Matthew Fasoyiro, Jeff Larson, Matt Risdon, Megan Tarner, Scott A. Youngs, Elizabeth Brenna, Kathryn Ferrata, Katherine Leslie, Barbara Robertson, Julie Tarner, Trudy Zinsmeister, Julie Brule, Dawn Ferrata, Melissa Leslie, Stuart Robertson, Mark Taylor, Dorothy Brule, Michael Finlayson, Claire Lewis, Becky Robertson, Michael Thomason, Nicholas Burger, Adam Finlayson, Jeffrey Lewis, Philip Robertson, Stephen Thomason, Travis Cano, Carmen Finlayson, Lanie Loessberg, Adele Robins, Bill Torres, Angelita Cano, Don Finley, Lauren Loessberg, Robert Robins, Leslie Torres, Tammy

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Last NameLast Name First NameFirst Name E-Mail AddressEmail Preferred_PhonePhone Number Last Name First Name Email Phone Number Alcock Louise [email protected] 281-804-5134 Dunn Lance [email protected] 281-599-1932 Alexander Ace [email protected] 713-826-3396 Dutton Thayne [email protected] 713-515-5212 Alexander Cathy [email protected] 281-923-0441 Dyer Bret [email protected] 713-907-2151 Allan Peter [email protected] 281-536-5093 English Eddie [email protected] 713-826-9213 Andersen Jon [email protected] 713-542-5392 Firdous Afzaal [email protected] 346-234-3268 Au Hang Fong [email protected] 713-560-5728 Flint Mary [email protected] 281-703-0352 Ayers Bob [email protected] 281-731-4361 Flint Justin [email protected] 713-816-2903 Bailey Vicki [email protected] 713-906-6913 Flint Kathryn [email protected] 281-627-2082 Bartos Debo [email protected] 713-591-9245 Flint Colleen [email protected] 281-703-0352 Beiermeister Rosie [email protected] 832-758-7001 Fortenberry Steve [email protected] 713-501-5142 Bezecny Amy [email protected] 713-542-8986 Fountain Karen [email protected] 713-449-6153 Bezecny Stephen [email protected] 281-217-9958 Fredrickson Craig E. [email protected] 713-516-0905 Blair Billie [email protected] 713-294-0031 Fry Kathy [email protected] 713-557-8577 Bluestein Pamela [email protected] 713-818-0923 Gilhur Renee [email protected] 281-313-3517 Bowman Meredith [email protected] 281-881-4049 Gisler Melissa [email protected] 832-236-1923 Bretz Kellie [email protected] 281-881-2922 Glore Kelley [email protected] 832-226-8243 Brockie Maria [email protected] 832-723-1721 Gosnay Leslie [email protected] 281-593-5320 Broman Barry [email protected] 713-851-9763 Graham Ellen [email protected] 281-726-0694 Brooks Jerry [email protected] 281-545-1188 Graves Tracy [email protected] 281-265-8375 Brown Liz [email protected] 281-639-6275 Gray Carol [email protected] 281-660-1095 Brown Stanton [email protected] 281-381-0514 Gray Wayne [email protected] 713-854-3483 Brown Steve [email protected] 832-841-1476 Greene Rachel [email protected] 281-389-8742 Brune Tom [email protected] 713-206-7101 Guffey Robert [email protected] 832-298-7770 Burford Nancy [email protected] 713-703-1726 Guffey Sarah [email protected] 713-302-0251 Burnham Barbara [email protected] 713-854-7163 Gulihur Renee [email protected] 832-563-3072 Cangelosi Courtney [email protected] 713-705-3265 Halcarz Kira [email protected] 832-654-9356 Carter Beth [email protected] 832-875-6079 Hall Michelle [email protected] 281-796-4892 Chander Candee [email protected] 281-660-7837 Harris Todd [email protected] 904-735-5280 Clines Stacy [email protected] 281-344-7585 Harris Bill [email protected] 832-264-5579 Cochran Joyce [email protected] 713-416-8318 Harris Jacob [email protected] 832-567-2539 Coffman Robert [email protected] 281-851-1979 Hazel Sharon [email protected] 281-813-0525 Coffman Sunday [email protected] 281-684-1669 Hazel Gary [email protected] 281-813-1358 Conley Richard G. [email protected] 281-980-4624 Henderson Brett [email protected] 832-498-5305 Conway Dan [email protected] 832-360-8295 Henderson Mona [email protected] 832-654-8208 Cowan Cherie [email protected] 713-208-8165 Highsmith Cynthia [email protected] 281 980 4151 Cowan Keith [email protected] 713-302-4376 Hipps William [email protected] 713-206-1382 Crump Don [email protected] 832-692-1952 Hipps Michael [email protected] 713-206-1382 Culak Robert [email protected] 713-320-7754 Homeyer Mike [email protected] 713-376-1664 Daniels David [email protected] 281-794-3401 Howdeshell Stacy [email protected] 281-795-0540 Davis Katie [email protected] 281-734-9825 Huffer Elaine [email protected] 832-588-1898 Dawson Jackie [email protected] 281-980-1371 Huffer Mark [email protected] 281-413-0001 Day Katie [email protected] 713-412-0698 Hulse Denise [email protected] 281-216-3217 Deblance Lynn [email protected] 281-433-6807 Huysman Roland [email protected] 713-417-6138 DeBlance Brenda [email protected] 713-417-8664 Huysman Linda [email protected] 713-705-4800 Delaney Kevin [email protected] 281-240-6971 Jacobson Debbie [email protected] 713-480-6520 Dowden M Dale [email protected] 281-799-9620 Jehovics James [email protected] 281-980-2490 Dull Dennis [email protected] 281-380-2673 Jehovics Olinda [email protected] 713-385-8685 Dunn Lynet [email protected] 713-562-4266 Johnson Roseann [email protected] 281-460-9459 Johnson Annie [email protected]

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Last Name First Name Email Phone Number Last Name First Name Email Phone Number Johnson Janet [email protected] 832-456-4529 Rehkopf Linette [email protected] 281-250-5495 Jordon James [email protected] 713-392-6795 Riddle Ashley [email protected] 832-492-4317 Jordon Kirsten [email protected] 713-392-8733 Riddle Patsy [email protected] 713-962-3389 Lambert Sally [email protected] 281-507-7346 Ripley Kimberli [email protected] 281-923-0983 LaMotta Karen [email protected] 281-778-6888 Ritter Constance [email protected] 214-680-4013 Lang Sue [email protected] 832-600-2634 Roverud Carol [email protected] 713-517-0458 Langley Anna [email protected] 713-398-8203 Salisbury Sabrina [email protected] 606-922-4033 Langley Jim [email protected] 713-398-8267 Samuel Daniel [email protected] 713-851-8629 Lanier Jolene [email protected] 832-420-4774 Santoro Janet [email protected] 713-594-1147 Larson Mark [email protected] 281-961-7818 Sargent Mazzie [email protected] 832-526-5294 Lathrop Ingred [email protected] 281-731-6958 Scanlin Marilynn [email protected] 281-980-1600 Lavie Helen [email protected] 318-542-1477 Schabacker Ginny [email protected] 281-980-1179 Lea Florene [email protected] 713-202-1335 Scheliga Beverly [email protected] 713-553-6747 Lea Isaac [email protected] 281-703-1823 Schleimer Alan [email protected] 281-814-8495 LeGrand Lee [email protected] 281-382-9292 Schnakenberg Terri [email protected] 281-924-4597 Lobdell Liz [email protected] 281-414-3607 Schultheis Steve [email protected] 832-228-8807 Lowe Dean [email protected] 281-705-1978 Seymore Charles [email protected] 281-980-4081 Maddox Michael [email protected] 832-423-7218 Shafer Steve [email protected] 281-222-2775 Mangum George [email protected] 713-301-5741 Sharp Lahonda [email protected] 281-650-0688 Markel Mimi [email protected] 713-553-0843 Shirley L. Reed [email protected] 281-265-6811 Masaki Ken [email protected] 281-451-7765 Siegrist Michael [email protected] 505-328-3481 Matthews Steve [email protected] 281-728-0057 Sime Bob [email protected] 281-755-1936 McMeans Mark [email protected] 713-806-5490 Sisley Brandon [email protected] 513-465-8702 Meier Debbie [email protected] 713-503-3342 Skrapka James K. [email protected] 832-472-9755 Mendez Norma [email protected] 281-687-0961 Smith Renata [email protected] 713-503-3463 Miller Linda [email protected] 281-750-2129 Smith Evelyn [email protected] 713-851-7061 Milner Mary [email protected] 713-906-7603 Smith Annette [email protected] 281-772-7350 Mistretta Lana [email protected] 832-428-6551 Smith Bob [email protected] 281-980-9277 Mitchell Tara [email protected] 713-248-6554 Sparwasser Harry [email protected] 832-289-0202 Moody Whitney [email protected] 713-705-7029 Sparwasser Robin [email protected] 281-435-3383 Moore Jo Beth [email protected] 832-725-7663 Staples Carolyn [email protected] 281-343-8818 Morrow Beth [email protected] 281-467-0184 Straw Debbie [email protected] 281-980-2607 Mueller Cassandra [email protected] 830-534-8249 Strickland Stephanie [email protected] 713-206-2732 Neese Becky [email protected] 832-771-2855 Szafarz Mark [email protected] 281-261-2293 Neese Mike [email protected] 832-236-4049 Teel Renee [email protected] 281-414-5074 Ness Molly [email protected] 281-797-2276 Temple Chappell [email protected] 832-353-9986 Olson Pete [email protected] 281-494-9718 Thelen Adam B. [email protected] 281-772-7721 Parker Linda [email protected] 281-667-7695 Thomas Priscilla [email protected] 281-507-0257 Payton Graham [email protected] 281-969-8469 Thomas Jeff [email protected] 713-899-1035 Pekola Gail [email protected] 281-343-5444 Thummel Matthew [email protected] 281-778-8440 Pharis Mary Jane [email protected] 713-882-4835 Tullos Bryan [email protected] 281-923-7015 Pharr Mark [email protected] 713-774-3234 Tullos Rebecca [email protected] 281-923-0234 Pharr Norma [email protected] 713-515-4425 Tutt Bryan [email protected] 713-208-6656 Preston William [email protected] 713-410-9120 Tutt Joe [email protected] 713-208-6656 Rae Sharon [email protected] 281-536-7295 Tylenda Leon [email protected] 713-825-1028 Randall John [email protected] 281-313-4716 Vanderford Steven [email protected] 281-733-6439 Randolph Janis [email protected] 281-787-0576 Vanderford Brad M [email protected] 281-413-2466 Reeves Jean [email protected] 832-257-8127 Waedemon Betty [email protected] 832-755-7761 Rehkopf Mark [email protected] 713-854-2024

62 MEMBERSHIP REPORT christchurchsl.org 63 2017 LAY LEADERSHIP Directory 2017 STAFF Directory Phone Last Name First Name Cell Phone Email Address Ministry Area Last Name First Name Email Phone Number Last Name First NameExtension Ext. Phone Number Email Staff Position Whang Michael [email protected] 626-272-5531 Carlock Oliver 4764 832.797.9135 [email protected] Web & Media Specialist Whiddon Ellie [email protected] 713-444-2079 Director of Carter Beth 4753 832.875.6079 [email protected] Whiddon Wes [email protected] 713-857-0622 Christ Church School Williams Liz [email protected] 832-563-3494 Pastor of Discipleship Conway Dan 4776 832.360.8295 [email protected] Winslow Vivian [email protected] 281-770-6258 & Outreach Wong Jeanne [email protected] 832-577-6041 Woodfin James [email protected] 832-606-4203 Dotson Carl 4778 N/A [email protected] Custodian Yeakel Jesse [email protected] 832-689-4619 Figat Brian "BJ" 4745 281.216.8791 [email protected] Audio-Visual Specialist Director of Children Flint Kate 4748 281.627.2082 [email protected] & Family Ministries Hall Michelle 4772 281.796.4892 [email protected] Pastor of Congregational Care

Harris Todd 4746 904.735.5280 [email protected] Director of Student Ministries

Huysman Roland 4760 713.417.6138 [email protected] Director of Church Operations

Johnson Cheryl 4747 317.385.3676 [email protected] Finance Administrator Lavie Helen 4750 318.542.1477 [email protected] Director of Communications Director of Mangum GT 4756 713.301.5741 [email protected] Contemporary Worship CHURCH OFFICE Directory McConnell Beth N/A 281.846.2710 [email protected] Pianist/Organist Custodian on callCustodian on call 832.600.3436832.600.3436 Meier Debbie 4740 713.503.3342 [email protected] Office Coordinator Column1OfficeColumn1 Column2PhoneColumn2 Number Column3Column3Column4Column4Office Column5Column5Phone Number Asst. Director of Church OfficeChurch Office 281.980.6888281.980.6888 Pastor On CallPastor On Call 281.980.6888 x 4785281.980.6888 x 4785 Neese Becky 4754 832.771.2855 [email protected] Fax NumberFax Number 281.980.0003281.980.0003 Prayer LinePrayer Line 281.980.6888 x 4781281.980.6888 x 4781 Christ Church School Payroll & Benefits Custodian on callCustodian on call832.600.3236832.600.3236 Stephen MinistryStephen Ministry713.306.1719713.306.1719 Pharr Norma 4743 713.515.4425 [email protected] Administrator Director of LIFE Randolph Jan 4773 281.787.0576 [email protected] Adult Ministries Asst. Director of Ripley Kim 4765 281.923.0983 [email protected] Children's Ministries Asst. Director of Salisbury Sabrina 4749 606.922.4033 [email protected] Student Ministries Sebesta Benita 4763 281.732.2217 [email protected] Membership Administrator

Sharp Lahonda 4741 281.650.0688 [email protected] Director of Music & Fine Arts

Singleton Ray 4778 832.600.3436 [email protected] Head Custodian

Swayzer Michael 4778 N/A [email protected] Custodian

Teel Renee 4755 281.414.5074 [email protected] Director of Missions

Temple Chappell 4742 832.353.9986 [email protected] Lead Pastor Pastor of Witness Whang Mike 4779 626.272.5531 [email protected] & Young Adults White Sandy 4777 281.844.4125 [email protected] Music Ministries Assistant Custodian on call 832.600.3436

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