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Chicago Central District 2010 : 106Th Annual Assembly Journal Church of the Nazarene Olivet Nazarene University Digital Commons @ Olivet District Assembly Journals Church of the Nazarene 2010 Chicago Central District 2010 : 106th Annual Assembly Journal Church of the Nazarene. Chicago Central District Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_daj Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons Recommended Citation Chicago Central District, Church of the Nazarene., "Chicago Central District 2010 : 106th Annual Assembly Journal" (2010). District Assembly Journals. 1. https://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_daj/1 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Church of the Nazarene at Digital Commons @ Olivet. It has been accepted for inclusion in District Assembly Journals by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Olivet. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT 2010 ONE HUNDRED SIXTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY JOURNAL __________________________________ SESSION HELD AT Kankakee College Church of the Nazarene BOURBONNAIS, ILLINOIS JUNE 20-21, 2010 106th Annual Assembly Journal of the Chicago Central District Church of the Nazarene Sessions held at Kankakee College Church of the Nazarene Bourbonnais, Illinois June 20-21, 2010 Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte Dr. Brian E. Wilson General Superintendent District Superintendent Printed by CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE PO BOX 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY INFORMATION Date District Supt. District Sec. Place General Supt. District Treas. 1st 9/6-10/05 L.B. Kent Herbert Hunt Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 2nd 7/25-26/06 G.C. Walker G.C. Walker Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 3rd 10/1-6/07 T.H. Agnew A.T. Harris Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 4th 10/ /08 T.H. Agnew A.T. Harris Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 5th 9/30/-10/3/09 T.H. Agnew E.J. Fleming Canton, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 6th 9/29-10/2/10 T.H. Agnew E.J. Fleming Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 7th 9/20-24/11 J.M. Wines J.A. Decker Marshalltown,IA H.F. Reynolds Herbert Hunt 8th 10/9-11/12 J.M. Wines J.A. Decker Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 9th 10/1-5/13 L. Milton Williams Charles A. Wilson Olivet, IL E.F. Walker J.W. Lawrence 10th 9/23-27/14 E.P. Ellyson Charles A. Brown Olivet, IL P.F. Bresee C.J. Henderson 11th 9/8-12/15 I.G. Martin Charles A. Brown Olivet, IL E.F. Walker Herbert Hunt 12th 9/6-10/16 W.G. Schurman Charles A. Brown Olivet, IL R.T. Williams F.A. Runquist 13th 9/5-9/17 W.G. Schurman Charles A. Brown Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin E.J. Fleming 14th 8/28-9/1/18 Charles A. Brown W.S. Purinton Olivet, IL R.T. Williams E.J. Fleming 15th 9/3-7/19 Charles A. Brown W.S. Purinton Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin T.W. Willingham 16th 9/1-5/20 Charles A. Brown W.S. Purinton Olivet, IL R.T. Williams H.S. Keister 17th 8/31-9/4/21 Charles A. Brown Floyd B. Johnson Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin H.S. Keister 18th 8/30-9/3/22 Charles A. Brown Floyd B. Johnson Danville, IL R.T. Williams T.W. Willingham 19th 8/29-9/2/23 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL H.F. Reynolds T.W. Willingham 20th 9/2-7/24 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL R.T. Williams T.W. Willingham 21st 9/9-13/25 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin T.W. Willingham 22nd 9/1-5/26 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Chicago, IL R.T. Williams Laurence H. Howe 23rd 8/31-9/4/27 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL H.F. Reynolds Laurence H. Howe 24th 8/29-9/2/28 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Champaign, IL R.T. Williams Laurence H. Howe 25th 8/28-9/1/29 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Chicago, IL J.W. Goodwin Laurence H. Howe 26th 8/27-31/30 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Champaign, IL R.T. Williams Laurence H. Howe 27th 8/26-30/31 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Danville, IL H.F. Reynolds Laurence H. Howe 28th 8/31-9/4/32 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Springfield, IL J.B. Chapman Laurence H. Howe 29th 8/29-9/3/33 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin W.S. Purinton 30th 8/29-9/2/34 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL J.B. Chapman W.S. Purinton 31st 8/28-9/1/35 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Danville, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton 32nd 9/2-5/36 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Decatur, IL J.B. Chapman W.S. Purinton 33rd 9/1-4/37 E.O. Chalfant A.L. Parrott Champaign, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton 2 34th 8/31-9/3/38 E.O. Chalfant A.L. Parrott Olivet, IL J.G. Morrison W.S. Purinton 35th 8/30-9/1/39 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Decatur, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton 36th 8/28-30/40 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL J.B. Chapman W.S. Purinton 37th 8/27-29/41 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton 38th 9/2-4/42 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL H.V. Miller W.S. Purinton 39th 9/1-3/43 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton 40th 8/30-9/1/44 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL J.B. Chapman W.S. 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