Ex s p ial C lo nt t or ra e ric e V tion Ess ist alu ic D es of the Atlant
Annual District Conference Journal - 2018 2
2018 District Conference Journal and Minutes
of the
130th Annual Session
of the
Atlantic District of The Wesleyan Church
Beulah Camp & Conference Center Browns Flat, NB July 12, 2018 3
Table of Contents
Assistant District Superintendent Report 41 Personnel Directory 13 Beulah Camp Financials 52 Riverside Wesleyan Campground Report 43 Camp Board Members 7 Standing Rules 28 Caton’s Island Financials 53 Statistical Report 55 Children’s Ministries Report 41 United Stewardship Fund (USF) Report 48 Church/Pastor Directory 8 United Stewardship Fund (USF) Assessment 2018 - 2019 49 Church Revitalization & Multiplication Financials 51 Wesleyan Place Financials 54 District Board of Administration Members (DBA) 7 Widows of Atlantic District Ministers 6 District Board of Ministerial Development Members (DBMD) 7 Youth Ministries Report 44 District Board of Review Members 6 Zone Chairs and Churches Listing 7 District Boundaries 4 District Conference 2018 & Agenda 31 District Directors 6 District Executive Officers 6 District Financials 50 District Superintendent Report 36 Executive Director of Camp Ministry Report 45 Financial Summary 46 General Church Directory 5 Global Partners Report 42 JOY Ministry Report 42 Ministerial Appointments 26 Minutes of 2018 District Conference (Daily Proceedings) 32 Official Directory 4 Pastoral Placement 23 4
Atlantic District Boundaries Official Directory 2018 - 2019
The Atlantic District shall include the Atlantic Provinces (New Brunswick, Nova District Office: Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island) and the State Karrilee Bremner, Executive Administrator of Maine. 1830 Mountain Road, Moncton, NB E1G 1A9 Discipline 2403:1 Karrilee Bremner, Executive Administrator www.atlanticdistrict.com 506-383-8326 (O) [email protected] 506-383-8333 (F) Maine: Newfoundland and Labrador: Bangor - The River Mount Pearl - Solid Rock District Camps: Beals Mrs. Andrea Gunter, Executive Director of Camp Ministry Crystal Nova Scotia: [email protected] 506-567-0743 (C) Easton Amherst Fort Fairfield - Community Brazil Lake Beulah Camp and Conference Center Houlton Cornerstone 229 Beulah Road, Browns Flat, NB E5M 2R5 506-468-2286 (O) Jonesport Dartmouth - Hillside 506-468-2004 (F) Monticello (Parkway & Ritcey) Portland - Coastal Community Digby Rev. Bruce Cheney, Caretaker 506-333-0827 (C) Presque Isle Halifax - Deep Water [email protected] Rev. Doug Tatton, Conference Coordinator 506-343-3107 (C) Halifax - Metro [email protected] New Brunswick: Havelock Blacks Harbour Ingomar - Faith Caton’s Island Camp Browns Flat - Fellowship Kings PO Box 408, Browns Flat, NB E5M 2S1 506-468-6262 (O) Fredericton - Corbett Kentville - New Hope Mr. Dean Stephenson, Director 506-333-3426 (C) Fredericton - Crosspoint Port Maitland [email protected] 506-468-2759 (F) Florenceville-Bristol - Trinity Shelburne - Hope Fredericton - Journey Truro - Connection Riverside Camp Grand Bay-Westfield - River Valley Tiddville - Live Well Community Blaine, ME Grand Manan - The Lighthouse West Head Mrs. Marilyn Bouchard, Contact Person 207-764-5187 (O) Hartland Westchester [email protected] 207-768-5738 (F) Havelock Wood’s Harbour The Wesleyan Church of Canada: Head of Millstream Yarmouth Dr. Stephen Elliott, National Superintendent 506-435-0767 (C) Kings [email protected] Lower Brighton Prince Edward Island: PO Box 4458, Sussex, NB E4E 0B1 Lower Hainesville Hampton - Island Maple Ridge Marilyn Otis, National Bookkeeper 506-567-1452 (O) Miramichi [email protected] Moncton Nackawic Wesleyan Retirement Plan: Norton Helen Parker, Retirement Plan Bookkeeper 519-703-9048 (O) Perth-Andover Suite 148, 356 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON N5A 7X6 [email protected] Saint John - First Sussex World Hope Canada: Woodstock Tanya Nace, National Director www.worldhope.ca 877-482-1499 (toll free) 5
General Church Directory College / University/ Seminary Houghton College World Headquarters (585)-567-9665 www.wesleyan.org (317) 774-7900 www.houghton.edu Location Address - 13300 Olio Road, Fishers, IN 46037-7902 One Willard Avenue , Houghton, NY 14744 Mailing Address - P. O. Box 50434, Indianapolis, IN 46250-0434 Indiana Wesleyan University Wesleyan Publishing House (866) 468-6498 Orders & Questions About Accounts (800) 493-7539 www.indwes.edu 4201 S. Washington Street, Marion, IN 46953 General Superintendent: Dr. Wayne Schmidt Kingswood University [email protected] (317) 774-7338 (506) 432-4400 Executive Director of Church Multiplication and Discipleship www.kingswood.edu Rev. Anita Eastlack 26 Western Street, Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada E4E 1E6 [email protected] (317) 774-3888 Executive Director of Communication and Administration Oklahoma Wesleyan University Mrs. Janelle Vernon (918) 335-6856 [email protected] (317) 774-7907 www.okwu.edu Executive Director of Education and Clergy Development 2201 Silver Lake Road, Bartlesville, OK 74006 Rev. Russell K. (Russ) Gunsalus [email protected] (317) 774-3914 Southern Wesleyan University Executive Director of Global Partners (864) 644-5000 Dr. Dennis Jackson www.swu.edu [email protected] (317) 774-7967 907 Wesleyan Drive, Central, SC 29630 Chief Financial Officer Mr. Kevin J. Batman Wesley Seminary at Indiana Wesleyan University [email protected] (317) 774-3941 (877) 673-0009 Denominational Publisher seminary.indwes.edu Mrs. Janelle Vernon 4201 S. Washington Street, Marion, IN 46983 [email protected] (317) 774-3853 Wesleyan Investment Foundation Other Denominational Directories Dr. Craig A. Dunn, C. E. O. Hephzibah Ministries, Inc [email protected] (317) 774-7300 (Rachel – HMI Admin) 478-477-3383 Wesleyan Pension Fund, Inc. Board Chair: Dr. Dan Berry Cell: 678-977-2298 Dr. Craig A. Dunn, C. E. O. www.hephzibahmin.org [email protected] (317) 774-3954 6601 Zebulon Rd., Macon, GA 31220
Wesleyan Native Ministries General Director, Rev. Larry Salway (605) 391-1213 wesleyan.org/wnm PO Box 7543, Rapid City, SD 57709 6
District Board of Review District Directors JOY Ministry: Dr. Arthur Maxwell, Chair Alternates: Mr. Brent & Mrs. Linda Everett Rev. Charles Bain Mr. Steve Bither 117 Ammon Road, Ammon, NB E1G 3N9 Mrs. Irene Fancy Rev. Wayne Briggs 506-384-0025 (H) Rev. Dale MacDonald Rev. Peter Thomas Rev. John Symonds Mr. Lawrence Farrell Children’s Ministry: Mr. Peter Wilcox Mrs. Linda Lamos 403 Hampton Road, Quispamsis, NB E2E 4V5 506-847-5343 (O) District Executive Officers Clergy Care: District Superintendent: Dr. Allen Lee Rev. Peter Moore 26 Western Street, PO Box 5125, Sussex, NB E4E 5L2 47 Laird Avenue, Moncton, NB E1E 2P2 506-432-4419 (O) 506-383-8326 (O) 506-232-7453 (C) Global Partners: Assistant District Superintendent: Rev. Denn Guptill Rev. A. J. Plaizier 1215 Hammonds Plains Road, Hammonds Plains, NS B4B 2E1 PO Box 337, Yarmouth, NS B5A 4B3 902-832-2222 (O) 902-742-7323 (O) 902-774-1800 (C) Youth Ministry: Executive Director of Camp Ministry: Rev. Drew Donovan 506-857-2293 (O) Mrs. Andrea Gunter Lic. Martin Stehouwer 506-634-8900 (O) 251 Route 855 Bloomfield, NB E5N 4V7 506-567-0743 (C) [email protected]
District Secretary: Widows of Atlantic District Ministers Rev. Scott Prime Name Address City/Prov/St/Postal/Zip Phone 18 Greg Avenue, New Minas, NS B4N 4M9 Bridgeo, Mary 32 Kinghorn Avenue Browns Flat, NB E5M 2W1 506-468-2647 Cameron, Ethel 133-25 McKnight Street Fredericton, NB E3A 9V4 506-450-9997 902-678-2222 ext. 11 (O) 902-670-7807 (C) Corey, Mary 171 Connell Road Woodstock, NB E7M 1K8 506-594-2745 denHollander, Gerrie 63 James Street Prospect Bay, NS B3T 1Z6 902-375-2507 District Treasurer: Emmett, Wilma 581 Greenough Road Cooperstown, NY 13326 585-567-4574 Rev. Denn Guptill Foote, Judy 53 Brentwood Crescent Saint John, NB E2K 4S1 506-636-9407 Ingersoll, Kay 489 Sea Street Saint John, NB E2M 2N9 506-214-2830 78 Kingswood Drive, Hammonds Plains, NS B4B 1K4 LeRoy, Joanne 226 Beulah Road Browns Flat, NB E5M 2R4 506-875-1940 902-832-2222 (O) 902-818-8770 (C) Moore, Joyce 205 MacDonald Avenue Fredericton, NB E3A 2H5 506-474-0362 Morehouse, Kay 339 Pleasant Street Yarmouth, NS B5A 2K9 902-881-3399 Myers, Shirley 68 Empire Loop Truro, NS B2N 7B5 902-843-9054 Steeves, Phyllis 11 McDonald Avenue Browns Flat, NB E5M 2V5 506-468-2827 Symonds, Debby 139 River Street Fredericton, NB E3A 8V5 506-450-9367 7
District Boards and Committees 2018 - 2019 Zone Chairs and Churches District Board of Administration (DBA) Aroostook: Rev. Jacob Ebbett 506-324-3399 Ministerial: Lay: Crystal Houlton Rev. Peter Moore, Chair Mr. Kevin Campbell - 2020 Easton Lower Brighton Rev. A. J. Plaizier, Vice-Chair Mrs. Heidi Nelson - 2019 Florenceville-Bristol - Trinity Monticello Rev. Bud Fancy - 2021 Mr. Scott Richardson - 2021 Fort Fairfield - Community Perth-Andover Rev. Denn Guptill - 2019 Mrs. Marti Trafton - 2020 Hartland Presque Isle Rev. Sharon Guptill - 2019 Rev. Brent Ingersoll - 2020 Central New Brunswick: Rev. Ryan Farrell 506-575-8937 Rev. Matthew Maxwell - 2020 Fredericton - Corbett Maple Ridge Rev. Scott Prime – 2019 Fredericton - Crosspoint Miramichi District Board of Ministerial Development (DBMD) Fredericton - Journey Nackawic Lower Hainesville Woodstock Executive Committee South Region Rev. Dale MacDonald, Chair Rev. Ken Banks Central Nova Scotia/PEI: Rev. Denn Guptill 902-832-2222 Rev. Greg Hanson, Secretary Rev. Seth Fancy Cornerstone Kentville - New Hope Rev. Peter Moore, District Rev. Marilyn Mansvelt Dartmouth - Hillside Kings Superintendent Rev. Evan Oxner Halifax - Deep Water Truro - Connection Rev. Jay Guptill, Thrive Coordinator Dr. Betty Weatherby Halifax - Metro Westchester Hampton - Island Central Region North Region Down East: Rev. Steve Sinclair 207-990-1711 Rev. Mark Brewer Mr. Scott Durost Rev. Neil Horner Mrs. Tami Mutch-Ketch Bangor - The River Portland - Coastal Rev. Rebecca Perry Rev. Wayne Robertson Beals Community Rev. Shawna Rogers Mrs. Sandi Tattersall Jonesport Dr. Janet Starks Rev. Joel Wydysh Southern New Brunswick: Rev. Evan Oxner 902-397-1901 Rev. Brittany Trafton Amherst Head of Millstream Blacks Harbour Kings Browns Flat - Fellowship Moncton District Camp Board Grand Bay-Westfield - River Valley Norton Beulah Session Caton’s Island Session Grand Manan - The Lighthouse Saint John Havelock Sussex Mrs. Andrea Gunter, Chair Mrs. Andrea Gunter, Chair Rev. Peter Moore, Ex-officio Rev. Peter Moore, Ex-officio Southern Nova Scotia: Rev. Shawn Craven 902-837-4796 Mrs. Jennifer Adams Mr. Ken Bandy Brazil Lake Shelburne - Hope Rev. Bruce Cheney Rev. Nick Graham Digby Tiddville - Live Well Community Mr. Russell Hall Pastor Liz Hoyt Havelock West Head Rev. Don Ingersoll Mr. Shane Hoyt Ingomar-Faith Woods Harbour Mrs. Jean Irving, Lifetime Honourary Mrs. Jean Irving, Lifetime Honourary Port Maitland Yarmouth Rev. Graham Perry Mrs. Jillian Shealy, Secretary The Rock: Rev. Stuart Marples 709-747-3799 Rev. Robert Trafton, Secretary Mr. Dean Stephenson Mount Pearl - Solid Rock Mrs. Ruth Woodworth 8
Church-Pastor Directory 2018-2019 CRYSTAL, ME 360 Winding Hill Road, Island Falls, ME 04747 207-463-2105 AMHERST, NS 6 Maltby Court, Amherst, NS B4H 2L6 Lisa Graden, Pastor 902-667-9126 www.amherstwesleyan.com DARTMOUTH, NS - HILLSIDE Evan Oxner, Pastor 50 Ritcey Crescent, Cole Harbour, NS B2W 6J8 Jamin Melanson, Assistant Pastor 902-434-6333 Sheryl York, Community Care Pastor www.hillsidewesleyan.com Jay Guptill, Lead Pastor Sharon Guptill, Pastor of Worship & Discipleship BANGOR, ME - THE RIVER 146 Center Street, Bangor, ME 04401 Patricia Whelan, Children’s Director 207-990-1711 Michael Zottarelli, Pastor of Community Connections www.rcwonline.org Steve Sinclair, Lead Pastor DIGBY, NS Rich Thomas, Associate Pastor 84 Victoria Street, PO Box 1326, Digby, NS BOV 1AO 902-245-4634 Andrew Maves, Lead Pastor BEALS, ME PO Box 166, Beals, ME 04611 Curtlen Peck, Youth Pastor 207-497-2262 Nick Wilson, Pastor EASTON, ME 210 Center Road, Box 15, Easton, ME 04740 207-488-6874 BLACKS HARBOUR, NB 676 Main Street, Blacks Harbour, NB E5H 1C1 Tony Stevens, Pastor 506-456-2144 John Symonds, Interim Pastor FLORENCEVILLE-BRISTOL, NB - TRINITY Bradford Jordan, Assistant Pastor 7 Kirk Street, Florenceville-Bristol, NB E7L 2G9 Olivia Jordan, Children’s Pastor 506-392-6963 Joel Bridges, Pastor BRAZIL LAKE, NS 873 Brazil Lake Road, Brazil Lake, NS B4A 5N3 FORT FAIRFIELD, ME - COMMUNITY 902-740-5510 PO Box 202, 9 Wesleyan Drive, Fort Fairfield, ME 04742 Kevin Myers, Pastor 207-473-7322 Natalie Gidney, Assistant Pastor In the Hands of the DBA FREDERICTON, NB - CORBETT AVENUE 55 Corbett Avenue, Fredericton, NB E3A 3X3 BROWNS FLAT, NB - FELLOWSHIP 12 Jordan Avenue, Browns Flat, NB E5M 0B5 506-472-0044 506-468-2540 www.corbettchuch.ca Steve Bradley, Pastor Jason Vienneau, Lead Pastor R.T. Benson, Pastor Emeritus Bayley Medel, Pastor of Worship Arts Ben Medel, Pastor of Youth & Spiritual Formation Angela Springer, Director of Student Ministries
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FREDERICTON, NB - CROSSPOINT HALIFAX, NS - DEEP WATER 4 Coronation Court, Fredericton, NB E3A 4K4 5657 North Street, Halifax, NS B3K 1N3 506-452-7110 902-406-0990 www.crosspointchurch.ca www.deepwaterchurch.com Mark Brewer, Lead Pastor A. J. Thomas, Lead Pastor Jamie Cambers, Assistant Pastor Geoff Fifield, Worship Director Natalie Estey, Communication & Community Pastor Jacqui Hill, Children’s Pastor Matt Fahringer, Pastor of Children’s Ministries Shaun MacKenzie, Celebrate Recovery Pastor Dave Rowe, Assistant Pastor Bradford Rogers, Assistant Pastor John Sherwood, Youth Pastor Megan Swan, Pastor of Discipleship Kelly Thomas, Operations FREDERICTON, NB - JOURNEY 131 Duncan Lane, Fredericton, NB E3B 7S2 HALIFAX, NS - METRO 506-458-9232 21 Roxham Close, Halifax, NS B3S 1G2 www.journeyonline.ca 902-443-2161 Matthew Maxwell, Lead Pastor www.metrowesleyan.ca Luke Budreau, Next Generations Pastor Aaron Birtch, Lead Pastor Brittany Hayes, Children’s Pastor Anton Topilnyckyj, Pastor of Discipleship & Prayer Matt Palmer, Connections & Worship Arts Pastor Scott Wood, Local & Global Impact Pastor HAMMONDS PLAINS, NS - CORNERSTONE 1215 Hammonds Plains Rd, Hammonds Plains, NS B4B 2E1 GRAND BAY-WESTFIELD, NB - RIVER VALLEY 902-832-2222 45 Ridge Way, Grand Bay-Westfield, NB E5K 1Y9 www.cornerstonewesleyan.ca 506-738-3669 Denn Guptill, Lead Pastor www.rvwc.ca Deborah Gilbert, Missions Pastor David McElhinney, Lead Pastor Stefan Gilbert, Assistant Pastor John McElhinney, Pastor Emeritus Mike Kneebone, Administrator Robert England, Assistant Pastor Marilyn Mansvelt, Family Care Pastor Shawna Rogers, Assistant Pastor HAMPTON, PE - ISLAND GRAND MANAN, NB - THE LIGHTHOUSE 19311 Trans Canada Hwy 1, Crapaud, PE COA 1JO 1212 Route 776, Grand Manan, NB E5G 1G1 902-658-2588 506-662-3646 www.iwcpei.ca Tim Guptill, Lead Pastor Aaron Reimer, Pastor Luke Anderson, Assistant Pastor Adam DeMerchant, Children’s Pastor HARTLAND, NB PO Box 852, 115 Somerville Road, Hartland, NB E7P 3K4 506-375-4896 David Wilcox, Pastor
HAVELOCK, NB 1984 Route 885, Havelock, NB E4Z 5M7 506-534-8253 Glen McVicar, Pastor 10
HAVELOCK, NS KINGS CHURCH, NB/NS 5507 Route 340, Weymouth, NS BOW 3TO 332 Hampton Road, Quispamsis, NB E2E 4S9 902-837-4796 506-847-5343 www.havelockwesleyan.ca www.kingschurch.cc Shawn Craven, Lead Pastor Brent Ingersoll, Senior Pastor Michelle Craven, Children’s Director Del Heiney, Executive Pastor Tracy Marr, Student Ministries Pastor Seth Fancy, Halifax Lead Pastor Dan Lamos, Associate Pastor HEAD OF MILLSTREAM, NB Adam Brewer, West Campus Pastor 2317 Rte 880, Head of Millstream, NB E4G 1R2 Andy Broad, Youth Pastor 506-433-1761 Kari Broad, Children’s Pastor Kathy Jeffries, Pastor A.J. Guptill, Technical Rod Guptill, Pastoral Care & Assimilation HOULTON, ME Greg Hanson, Pastor of Discipleship PO Box 1146, 18 Kelleran Street, Houlton, ME 04730 Don Ingersoll, Pastor of Spiritual Life 207-532-9056 John Lamos, Assistant Pastor www.houltonwesleyan.org Linda Lamos, Children’s Pastor Wayne Robertson, Lead Pastor Jason Muir, Worship Pastor Katie Betts, Pastor of Worship Arts & Assimilation Jon Robertson, East Campus Pastor Matt Blackford, Assistant Pastor Ron Winters, Assistant Youth Pastor
INGOMAR, NS - FAITH LOWER BRIGHTON, NB RR 3, 164 Black Point Road, Ingomar, NS BOT 1EO 5862 Route 105, Lower Brighton, NB E7P 1A3 902-637-3710 506-375-8250 Brad Eisan, Lead Pastor Jacob Ebbett, Pastor Tracey Eisan, Assistant Pastor LOWER HAINESVILLE, NB JONESPORT, ME 468 Central Hainesville Road, Lower Hainesville, NB E6E 1B8 PO Box 2, 143 Main Street, Jonesport, ME 04649 506-463-8309 207-497-2225 Scott Lewis, Pastor Andrew Phillips, Pastor MAPLE RIDGE, NB KENTVILLE, NS - NEW HOPE 1125 Route 605, Maple Ridge, NB E6E 1W5 PO Box 903, 7054 Chester Avenue, Kentville, NS B4N 4H8 506-463-8144 902-678-2222 Mike Agrell, Lead Pastor www.nhwchurch.ca Ryan Genereaux, Family Life Pastor Scott Prime, Lead Pastor Karen Doucette, Pastor of Missions MIRAMICHI, NB Jedie Elliott, Assistant Pastor 52 Nelson Street - Highway 126, Miramichi, NB E1N 6A1 Mariah Elliott, Director of Children’s Ministry 506-622-7845 Isaac Russell, Pastor of Youth & Connections Sharon Simoneau, Pastor 11
MONCTON, NB PERTH–ANDOVER, NB 945 St. George Boulevard, Moncton, NB E1E 2C9 1177 West Riverside Drive, Perth-Andover, NB E7H 5G6 506-857-2293 506-273-6561 www.mw.church Reg Thomas, Lead Pastor Joel Gorveatte, Lead Pastor Dan Burman, Youth Pastor L.D. Buckingham, Pastor Emeritus Nathan Adams, Pastor of Outreach & Missions PORT MAITLAND, NS Ken Bandy, Maintenance 3276 Hwy 1, Port Maitland, NS B5A 5T3 William Brownlee, Principal, Moncton Christian Academy 902-649-2337 Drew Donovan, Pastor of Youth & Young Adults Barry Vernon, Pastor Joyce Gildart, Executive Assistant Shane Grant, Pastor of Communications PORTLAND, ME - COASTAL COMMUNITY Peter Greer, Accountant 179 Woodland Road, Portland, ME 04103 Liz Hoyt, Pastor of Children’s Ministry 207-885-5820 Mark Jolicoeur, Pastor of Worship Arts www.coastalchurchmaine.com Pat Steeves, Pastor of Connections David Zigler, Lead Pastor Mark Street, Facilities and Rentals Coordinator David Tori, Assistant Pastor David Way, Care Pastor PRESQUE ISLE, ME MONTICELLO, ME PO Box 763, 387 Centerline Road, Presque Isle, ME 04769 Box 186, 11 Church Street, Monticello, ME 04760 207-764-5187 207-538-9762 www.piwc.org Jason Rooney, Pastor Bud Fancy, Lead Pastor Bernard Brown, Pastor of Seniors Ministry MOUNT PEARL, NL - SOLID ROCK Jason Blaikie, Pastor of Connections 111 Park Avenue, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 1J6 Parker Davis, Pastor of Student Ministry 709-747-3799 Barb Halvorson, Biblical Counsellor www.solidrockwesleyan.ca Debbie Rooney, Pastor of Children’s Ministries Stuart Marples, Pastor Victoria Rowe, Pastor of Worship Arts Joel Wydysh, Pastor of Spiritual Formation NACKAWIC, NB 475 Otis Drive, Nackawic, NB E6G 1C7 SAINT JOHN, NB - FIRST 506-575-8937 399 Boars Head Road, Saint John, NB E2K 5C1 Ryan Farrell, Pastor 506-634-8900 www.sj1.ca NORTON, NB Graham Perry, Lead Pastor 676 Route 124, Norton, NB E5T 1R5 J. A. MacKenzie, Pastor Emeritus 506-839-2324 Rebecca Perry, Children’s Pastor Mark Cooney, Pastor Walter Perry, Visitation Pastor Martin Stehouwer, Youth & Music Pastor Fred Whittier, Connections Pastor 12
SHELBURNE, NS - HOPE WOODS HARBOUR, NS 1531 Lake Road, Shelburne, NS B0T 1W0 7225 Highway 3, Woods Harbour, NS BOW 2EO 902-875-1210 902-635-3333 Joanne Ozon, Pastor www.whwc.ca Jason Parker, Lead Pastor SUSSEX, NB Carolina Parker, Assistant Pastor 280 St. George Street, Sussex, NB E4E 1G6 506-433-3500 WOODSTOCK, NB www.swc.ca 340 Lockhart Mill Road, Jacksonville, NB E7M 3S4 Jim Agrell, Lead Pastor 506-328-3263 Steve Bean, Assistant Pastor www.woodstockwesleyan.org Rose Degenhardt, Assistant Pastor Dale MacDonald, Lead Pastor Brock MacDonald, Spiritual Formation Pastor Breanna DeMerchant, Pastor of Student Ministries Neil Horner, Associate Pastor TIDDVILLE, NS - LIVE WELL COMMUNITY 4343 NS-217, Tiddville, NS B0V 1E0 YARMOUTH, NS 902-834-2791 PO Box 337, 70 Haley Road, Yarmouth, NS B5A 4B3 www.livewell.church 902-742-7323 Tim Long, Pastor www.yarmouthwc.com A. J. Plaizier, Lead Pastor TRURO, NS - CONNECTION Karl Gorman, Pastor Emeritus 38 Pleasant Street, Truro, NS B2N 3R7 Tom Cann, Assistant Pastor 902-893-9521 Alex Decker, Youth Pastor www.connectionchurchtruro.ca David Hockley, Community Pastor Ken Banks, Lead Pastor David Hartlen, Pastor of Connection Sonja Hartlen, Pastor of Children and Family Life
WEST HEAD, NS Box 111, 12 Woodland Street, Clark’s Harbour, NS BOW 1PO 902-745-2228 www.westheadchurch.com Vince Robertson, Lead Pastor Karen Robertson, Assistant Pastor
WESTCHESTER, NS P O Box 28, 4609 Wentworth-Collingwood Road, Westchester Station, NS BOM 2AO 902-324-2507 Karen Purdy, Lead Pastor Ron Purdy, Assistant Pastor 13
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Adams Judy Wayne [email protected] 902-895-1079 2004 Prince Street Truro NS B2N 1K3 2000
Adams Nathan Jennifer [email protected] 506-857-2293 68 Bedford Street Moncton NB E1E 4C5 2000
Agrell Jim Diane [email protected] 506-609-4491 8 Saunders Street Nauwigewauk NB E5N 6V3 1995
Agrell Mike Kate [email protected] 506-262-3300 1125 Route 605 Maple Ridge NB E6E 1W5 2009
Anderson Luke Breanne [email protected] 506-662-4467 1212 Route 776 Grand Manan NB E5G 1G1
Bagley Milton Patsy [email protected] 506-738-2511 1 Longwood Drive Grand Bay/Westfield NB E5K 2R7 1954
Bagley Robert Brenda [email protected] 864-324-1734 1979
Bain Charles Ruby [email protected] 506-874-3459 3291 Main Street Salisbury NB E4J 2L1 1963
Banks Ken April [email protected] 902-956-1485 52 Deblyn Avenue Brookfield NS B0N 1C0 1995
Bean Steve Maggie [email protected] 506-435-1830 18 Spencer Road Markhamville NB E4E 4E2 1999
Benson Cameron Ginnie [email protected] 615-974-1755 518 Brennan Lane Franklin TN 37067 1982
Benson Roosevelt Grace 506-472-7410 91 Sunset Drive, Apt 22 Fredericton NB E3A 1A2 1950
Betts Katie [email protected] 207-532-9056 PO Box 1146 Houlton ME 04730
Bickford Jason Jennifer [email protected] 506-647-4473 10 Meenan's Cove Road Quispamsis NB E2E 1M7 1997
Biggar John Heather [email protected] 506-343-2281 184 Honeysuckle Drive Saint John NB E2M 7T3 1992
Birtch Aaron Tracy [email protected] 902-476-9185 21 Roxham Close Halifax NS B3S 1G2 2013
Blackford Matthew Ashley [email protected] 207-532-9056 21 High Street, Apt 201 Houlton ME 04730 2017
Blaikie Jason Christine [email protected] 207-267-1030 85 Barton Street Presque Isle ME 04769 2011
Blinn Wayne Grace [email protected] 506-323-0443 120 East Irish Settlement Road Irish Settlement NB E7M 4Y8 1969
Bradley Brian Brenda [email protected] 506-375-6096 520 Main Street Hartland NB E7P 2N5 1981
Bradley Stephen Heather [email protected] 506-660-1205 12 Jordan Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 0B5 1974
Branscombe Tim Holly [email protected] 506-321-0654 2005
Brewer Adam Julie [email protected] 506-847-5343 332 Hampton Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4S9
Brewer Carl Evelyn 506-454-2792 54 Evergreen Street Fredericton NB E3B 6N4 1996 14
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Brewer Evelyn Carl 506-454-2792 54 Evergreen Street Fredericton NB E3B 6N4 1999
Brewer Mark Elizabeth [email protected] 506-471-3025 86 Route 628 Penniac NB E3A 8X3 2006
Bridges Joel Kia [email protected] 506-977-3100 74 Allison Road Riverbank NB E7L 4H9
Briggs Wayne Pat [email protected] 506-651-3590 9 Bethel Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 2T9 1969
Broad Andy Kari [email protected] 506-647-0581 42 Lyden Drive Quispamsis NB E2E 4H4 2012
Brown Bernard Jean [email protected] 207-540-6500 6 Harvest Meadows, Apt #3 Fort Fairfield ME 04742 1958
Brown Velda 787-720-3876
Brownlee Willie Gail [email protected] 506-866-7862 945 St. George Boulevard Moncton NB E1E 2C9 1989
Bubar Harold Daphne [email protected] 506-815-0155 127 Mckay Loop Road Pennfield NB E5H 2L1 1992
Buckingham L D Lois [email protected] 506-227-6886 44 Camelot Moncton NB E1A 6P2 1962
Budreau Luke Vanessa [email protected] 506-470-0344 12 Glendale Drive McLeod Hill NB E3G 5Z2
Burbury William Wilma [email protected] 352-251-6465 8176 Peace Avenue Brooksville FL 34601 1957
Burman Daniel [email protected] 613-295-6545 42A Terrace Street Perth-Andover NB E7H 4Z1 2018
Cambers Jamie Catherine [email protected] 506-292-0221 60 Lombardi Lane Fredericton NB E3A 1N9 2015
Campbell Garry Joanne [email protected] 506-273-7964 467 Ironmen Road Miramichi NB E1N 4A6 1994
Cann Thomas Jessica [email protected] 902-774-2199 66 Dearman Drive Milton Highlands NS B5A 5H1 2014
Canney Ben Sarah [email protected] 506-435-0209 3 Michael Street Sussex Corner NB E4E 2V1 2005
Card Greg Angie [email protected] 506-609-0830 674 Main Street Black's Harbour NB E5H 1C1 1987
Cheney Bruce Roxie [email protected] 506-333-0827 1 Hebron Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 2V9 1984
Churchill Gary Debbie [email protected] 506-622-0126 47 Sherwood Dr. South Esk NB E1V 4N3 1976
Clark Darren Janel [email protected] 506-738-2981 6 Rideau Street Saint John NB E2M 6X8 2005
Clark Janel Darren [email protected] 506-608-0800 6 Rideau Street Saint John NB E2M 6X8 2004
Coffman Jason Penny [email protected] 123 Main Street IN 2013
Collins David Trista [email protected] 207-272-5281 126 Forbes Lane Windham ME 04062 2001 15
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Collins Trista David [email protected] 207-272-5281 126 Forbes Lane Windham ME 04062 2001
Cooney Mark Karen [email protected] 506-567-9358 82 Riverside Drive East Norton NB E5T 1C3 1992
Cooney Seth [email protected] 506-977-3197 82 Riverside Drive East Norton NB E5T 1C3
Craven Shawn Michelle [email protected] 902-837-8298 4473 Highway 340 Weymouth NS B0W 3T0 2000
Davis Parker Julia [email protected] 207-764-5187 PO Box 763 Presque Isle ME 04769
Degenhardt Rose Remo [email protected] 506-750-0022 484 Baseline Road Glenvale NB E4Z 3A1
DeMerchant Breanna Mitchell [email protected] 340 Lockhart Mill Road Jacksonville NB E7M 3S4
DenHollander John Cindy [email protected] 902-789-3300 63 James Street Prospect Bay NS B3T 1Z6 1979
Dongell Brent Natasha [email protected] 506-435-4467 2010
Dongell Natasha Brent [email protected] 506-567-0780 2016
Donovan Drew Amy [email protected] 506-233-0633 149 Ayer Avenue Moncton NB E1C 8H1 2000
Doucette Karen Burton [email protected] 902-385-7879 35 Schofield Road North Alton NS B4N 3V8
Ebbett Jacob Nikki [email protected] 506-324-3399 5862 Route 105 Lower Brighton NB E7P 1A3 2014
Eisan Bradley Tracey [email protected] 902-635-1398 6340 Shore Road Port Saxon NS B0T 1W0 2016
Eisan Tracey Bradley [email protected] 902-579-1395 6340 Shore Road Port Saxon NS B0T 1W0 2016
Elliott Jedi Mariah [email protected] 902-300-5948 10 Bonavista Avenue New Minas NS B4N 4H9 2016
Elliott Stephen Helen [email protected] 506-512-0780 44 Wesley Drive Sussex NB E4E 5Z8 1985
England Robert Liz [email protected] 45 Pocologan School Road Pocologan NB E5J 1B8
Fahringer Matt Ashlei [email protected] 506-472-0044 26 Watters Drive Fredericton NB E3A 3T1 2017
Fancy Bud Irene [email protected] 207-227-6139 PO Box 1330 Presque Isle ME 04769 1975
Fancy Seth Leanne [email protected] 902-220-8590 11 Barque Court Middle Sackville NS B4A 2T8 2008
Farrell Ryan Maridel [email protected] 506-575-8837 16 Mclaren Crescent Nackawic NB E6G 1C7 1998
Fillmore Linda Sterling [email protected] 902-324-2507 113 Medawell St. Apt 3, PO Box 85 Oxford NS B0M 1P0 2005
Flewelling Terry Carolee [email protected] 859-858-0933 414 Epworth Drive Wilmore KY 40390 1991 16
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Forbes Randall Alma [email protected] 506-433-6775 154 Maple Avenue Sussex NB E4E 2N3 2009
Gavel Kenneth Eileen [email protected] 506-433-3620 26 Western Street, PO Box 5125 Sussex NB E4E 5L2 1978
Genereaux Ryan Marleigh [email protected] 506-447-0351 1115 Route 605 Maple Ridge NB E6E 1W5
Gervais Lisa [email protected] 506-479-2744 10685 Route 144 Saint-Andre NB E3Y 1G7 2017
Gidney Natalie Rollie [email protected] 902-774-1868 4746 Highway 1, PO Box 277 Weymouth NS B0W 3T0
Gilbert Deborah Stefan [email protected] 902-818-3365 135 Meadowbrook Drive Bedford NS B4A 3E7 2016
Gilbert Stefan Deborah [email protected] 902-817-8770 135 Meadowbrook Drive Bedford NS B4A 3E7 2016
Gilles Carl Maya [email protected] 418-932-5632 2005
Gorman Karl [email protected] 902-742-7500 29 Collins Street Yarmouth NS B5A 3E1 1955
Gorveatte Joel Tracy [email protected] 506-378-1705 96 Ellesmere Drive Moncton NB E1C 9L6 1997
Gorveatte Kenneth Merle [email protected] 352-593-5202 22393 Range Lane Brooksville FL 34601 1960
Gosman Neville Donna [email protected] 506-434-3501 7 Peters Road Maugerville NB E3A 8L4 1995
Graden Lisa Lee [email protected] 207-694-5771 360 Winding Hill Road Island Falls ME 04747 2014
Graham Nick Elizabeth [email protected] 506-476-8064 11 Snowball Crescent Nackawic NB E6G 1C8 2005
Grant Shane Nathalie [email protected] 506-432-1298 308 Lonsdale Drive Moncton NB E1G 0A8 2013
Green David Kerry Ann [email protected] 315-267-6560 PO Box 430 Norfolk NY 13667 1995
Guptill Denn Angela [email protected] 902-818-8770 78 Kingswood Drive Hammonds Plains NS B4B 1K4 1986
Guptill Jay Sharon [email protected] 902-880-7101 34 Deerbrooke Drive Dartmouth NS B2V 1W3 1987
Guptill Rod Joy 506-434-4468 26 Western Street, PO Box 5125 Sussex NB E4E 5L2 1983
Guptill Sharon Jay [email protected] 34 Deerbrooke Drive Dartmouth NS B2V 1W3 2015
Guptill Tim Gayla [email protected] 506-662-4525 1123 Route 776 Grand Manan NB E5G 4E9 1994
Hanson Gregory Shera [email protected] 506-608-0871 9 Chilkoot Ct Quispamsis NB E2E 6C2 1997
Hartlen Dave Sonja [email protected] 902-307-2650 A-99 Beechwood Drive Truro NB B2N 1R5
Hayes Brittany [email protected] 506-260-2066 12 Lamson Court, Apt. 16, Box 6 Fredericton NB E3B 7S8 17
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Hayes Peter Cathy [email protected] 506-292-0392 61 McDonald Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 2V6 2005
Heiney Del Melissa [email protected] 506-343-6260 332 Hampton Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4S9 2017
Hicks Leslie 506-383-3316 PO Box 2053 Havelock NB E4Z 6H3 1951
Higle David Jane [email protected] 317-515-7871 18893 Course View Road Noblesville IN 46060 1983
Hill Jacqui Trevor [email protected] 902-719-1597 1150 Highway 1 Mount Uniacke NS B0N 1Z0
Hockley David Amy [email protected] 902-635-2222 46 Huntington Street Yarmouth NS B5A 2S3 2013
Horner Neil Heidi [email protected] 506-324-0146 340 Lockhart Mill Road Jacksonville NB E7M 3S4 2003
Hoyt Jeffrey Liz [email protected] 506-232-0382 42 Vine Avenue Moncton NB E1E 1J9 2002
Hoyt Liz Jeffrey [email protected] 42 Vine Avenue Moncton NB E1E 1J9
Hoyt Tyler Annette [email protected] 902-210-2050 8 Bible Camp Road, RR1 Malagash NS B0K 1E0 2006
Hudson Gene [email protected] 506-607-0721 73 Red Point Road Grand Manan NB E5G 4J1 1962
Ingersoll Brent Melanie [email protected] 506-647-6606 29 Lake Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4P9 2008
Ingersoll Dana Tavie [email protected] 902-675-3869 1261 Kingston Road Kingston PE C0A 1H0 1999
Ingersoll David Genevieve [email protected] 506-343-3089 2 Baker Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 0B3 1973
Ingersoll Don Janet [email protected] 506-639-1467 20 Kinghorn Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 2W1 1980
Ingersoll Perry Jean [email protected] 506-468-1910 11 Jericho Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 0B2 1967
Jeffries Katherine Tim [email protected] 506-435-4733 382 Mercer Settlement Road Norton NB E5T 1V8 2010
Johnson Betty Ronald [email protected] 902-814-2234 84 Dresden Way Debert NS B0M 1G0 2006
Jolicoeur Marc Esther [email protected] 506-860-0614 945 St. George Boulevard Moncton NB E1E 2C9
Jordan Bradford Olivia [email protected] 506-962-5057 674 Main Street Black's Harbour NB E5H 1C1
Kent Oland 506-468-2895 172 Beulah Road Browns Flat NB E5M 2R4 1958
Lamos Dan Linda [email protected] 506-650-2600 403 Hampton Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4V5 1986
Lamos John Jessie [email protected] 506-609-2111 332 Hampton Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4S9
Lennox Stephen Eileen [email protected] 506-432-0070 26 Western Street, PO Box 5125 Sussex NB E4E 5L2 1983 18
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Lewis Scott Sharon [email protected] 506-262-1015 435 Central Hainesville Road Lower Hainesville NB E6E 1B9 1990
Long Tim Julie [email protected] 902-247-2836 2015
MacDonald Brock Kim [email protected] 506-721-6432
MacDonald Dale Sherry [email protected] 506-323-0596 340 Lockhart Mill Road Jacksonville NB E7M 3S4 1983
MacDougal Donnie Stephanie [email protected] 506-324-4683 16 Briggs Road Lindsay NB E7M 5M9 2009
MacKenzie Jack Charlene [email protected] 506-642-4166 300 Boars Head Road, Apt 124 Saint John NB E2K 5C2 1957
MacKenzie Shaun Shelley [email protected] 902-410-4593 60 Armstrong Court, Unit 210A Halifax NS B3M 4P6
MacKinnon Gerald Kaye [email protected] 352-796-8751 8064 John Drive Brooksville FL 34601 1958
Mansvelt Marilyn Chris [email protected] 902-880-4343 52 Crestfield Drive Hammonds Plains NS B4B 1E9 1988
Marples Stuart Kellie [email protected] 709-364-6178 111 Park Avenue Mount Pearl NL A1N 1J6 1984
Marr Tracy Heidi [email protected] 902-841-1491 3964 Patrice Road, RR2 Weymouth NS B0W 3T0 2018
Maves Andrew Allyson [email protected] 902-247-1363 8 Belair Digby NS B0V 1A0 2000
Maxwell Arthur Sherry [email protected] 506-567-9319 585 South Canaan Road Coles Island NB E4C 2S6 1977
Maxwell Matthew Suzanne [email protected] 506-471-9720 34 Oakland Farm Lane New Maryland NB E3C 2L8 1997
McComiskey Ward Elaine [email protected] 506-662-5706 827 Route 776 Grand Manan NB E5G 2E3 1987
McCrea-MacCallum Sheila Ken [email protected] 902-853-6523 PO Box 697 Alberton PE C0B 1B0 1963
McDowell Rob Julie [email protected] 902-864-3059 21 Aspen Court Lower Sackville NS B4C 1E5 2002
McElhinney David Carolyn [email protected] 506-647-0640 10 Birchee Drive Grand Bay/Westfield NB E5K 1Y9 1978
McElhinney John [email protected] 506-653-7179 10 Birchee Drive Grand Bay/Westfield NB E5K 1Y9 1959
McGuire Elwood Rachel [email protected] 506-650-3202 33 Glenview Drive Saint John NB E2H 2R5 1992
McKnight Troy Theresa [email protected] 105 Wiggins Drive Fredericton NB E3A 5N7 2001
McNally Jeremy Mina [email protected] 506-847-4447 322 Boars Head Road Saint John NB E2K 5C2 2004
McVicar Glen Eleanor [email protected] 506-750-0050 4547 Route 880 Havelock NB E4Z 5K5 1996
Medel Bayley Ben [email protected] 506-245-1546 70 Island View Drive Douglas NB E3G 7R4 2017 19
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Medel Ben Bayley [email protected] 70 Island View Drive Douglas NB E3G 7R4 2013
Melanson Frank Carolyn [email protected] 902-843-2242 88 Kaulback Street, Apt 2 Truro NS B2N 3M6 1989
Melanson Jamin Naomi [email protected] 902-890-9759 8 Maltby Court Amherst NS B4H 2L6 2017
Moore Peter Ellen [email protected] 506-232-7453 47 Laird Avenue Moncton NB E1E 2P2 1995
Mullen Laurence Vesta [email protected] 585-567-8886 9875 Seymour Street Houghton NY 14744 1953
Murray Brian [email protected] 506-324-3315 177 East Coldstream road East Coldstream NB E7L 3V3 1984
Myers Kevin Laura-Lee [email protected] 902-740-5510 873 Brazil Lake Road Brazil Lake NS B4A 5N3 2004
Nace Tanya Jonathan [email protected] 317-376-2974 7 Mill Street Oxford Station ON K0G 1T0 2008
Norton Mel Sandra [email protected] 506-324-3227 151 Eastwood Drive Woodstock NB E7M 1P7 1972
Otis Ed Marilyn [email protected] 506-435-1800 2 Jock's Lane Norton NB E5T 1B5 2000
Oxner Evan Heidi [email protected] 902-397-1901 24 Clinton Street Amherst NS B4H 1K3 2013
Ozon Joanne Mike [email protected] 902-874-2624 1531 Lake Road Shelburne NS B0T 1W0
Palmer Larry Becky [email protected] 207-769-2216 PO Box 2 Presque Isle ME 04769 1998
Palmer Matthew Laura [email protected] 506-476-3288 47 Hannah Crescent Killarney Road NB E3A 9ES 2011
Parker Carolina Jason [email protected] 902-774-4094 317 Bear Point Road Shag Harbour NS B0W 3B0
Parker Jason Carolina [email protected] 902-635-3333 317 Bear Point Road Shag Harbour NS B0W 3B0
Peck Curtlen Victoria [email protected] 902-247-9670 51 Twin Cove Road Clementsport NS B0S 1E0
Perry Graham Rebecca [email protected] 506-654-7837 395 Boars Head Road Saint John NB E2K 5C1 2005
Perry Rebecca Graham [email protected] 506-654-7857 2006
Perry Walter Margo [email protected] 506-645-0582 265 Beulah Road Browns Flat NB E5M 2R5 1971
Phillips Andrew Tammie [email protected] 207-512-6718 4 Arks Street Jonesport ME 04649 1999
Plaizier A J Julia [email protected] 902-774-1800 PO Box 337 Yarmouth NS B5A 4B3 2008
Prime Scott Shari [email protected] 902-670-7807 PO Box 903 Kentville NS B4N 4H8 1994
Purdy Charles Karen [email protected] 902-824-2703 PO Box 1663, 212 Commercial Street Middleton NS B0S1P0 20
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Purdy Karen Charles [email protected] 902-824-2020 PO Box 1663, 212 Commercial Street Middleton NS B0S 1P0
Reimer Aaron Vanessa [email protected] 902-303-7895 43 Wharf Road Borden-Carleton PE C0B1X0 2016
Rhyno Scott Elizabeth [email protected] 317-995-3119 15403 Tabert Ct Fishers IN 46040 2008
Robertson Dale Sherry [email protected] 902-746-3127 18 East Street Yarmouth NS B5A 1R2 1991
Robertson Jonathan Lisa [email protected] 17 Waterview Place Saint John NB E2K 5K2
Robertson Karen Vincent [email protected] 506-435-0232 52 Knowles Street, PO Box 111 Clark’s Harbour NS B0W 1P0
Robertson Vincent Karen [email protected] 902-635-3683 52 Knowles Street, PO Box 111 Clark’s Harbour NS B0W 1P0 2012
Robertson Wayne Brenda [email protected] 207-694-0243 PO Box 1146 Houlton ME 04730 1983
Robinson Todd Karen [email protected] 506-474-1668 84 Fisher Avenue Fredericton NB E3A 4J2 2002
Rogers Bradford Ashley [email protected] 902-329-5683 9 Campbell Drive Bedford NS B4A 1N7 2018
Rogers Shawna Mike [email protected] 506-647-0635 3 Farry Cove Lane Saint John NB E2M 6V5 2002
Rooney Debbie Stephen [email protected] 207-488-6843 461 Center Road Easton ME 04740 2012
Rooney Jason Emily [email protected] 207-488-6115 PO Box 333 Easton ME 04740
Ross Mike Tracy [email protected] 506-639-3850 1739 Lorneville Road Lorneville NB E2M 7K4 2000
Rowe David Vicki [email protected] 506-999-2284 45 Ridgeview Drive Keswick Ridge NB E6L 1R1 2000
Rowe Victoria [email protected] 207-227-8895 41 Grimes Mill Road Caribou ME 04736
Russell Isaac Melanie [email protected] 902-678-2222 224 Main Street Berwick NS B0P 1E0
Sabine Kirk Virnna [email protected] 506-434-2356 26 Western Street, PO Box 5125 Sussex NB E4E 5L2 1997
Sherwood John Kelsey [email protected] 506-476-5630 4 Coronation Court Fredericton NB E3A 4K4 2016
Simoneau Sharon Dan [email protected] 902-840-0027 PO Box 701 Greenwood NS B0P 1N0
Sinclair Stephen Nancy [email protected] 207-944-8688 46 Fifth Street Bangor ME 04401 1992
Smith Gaile Roger [email protected] 902-648-0015 PO Box 613 Yarmouth NS B5A 4B6 2000
Spearman Doug Marlene [email protected] 207-934-0983 2 Banks Brook Road Old Orchard Beach ME 04064 1977
Stairs Arnold [email protected] 902-213-0811 1 Millbrook Drive Stratford PE C1B 1X7 1949 21
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Starks Janet Richard [email protected] 506-435-3517 291 Parleeville Road Norton NB E5T 1V1 1987
Starks Richard Janet [email protected] 506-435-0080 291 Parleeville Road Norton NB E5T 1V1 1983
Steeves Pat Shannon [email protected] 506-857-2293 945 St. George Boulevard Moncton NB E1E 2C9
Stehouwer Martin Elisabeth [email protected] 506-261-9655 1010 McCavour Dr Saint John NB E2M 4M3
Stephens Erin Jon [email protected] 902-818-6384 105 Poplar Drive Dartmouth NS B2W 2K7 2009
Steppe Jon Melody [email protected] 317-517-0548 2132 Clearwater Way Elgin IL 60123 1991
Stevens Tony Teena [email protected] 207-551-0777 PO Box 202 Easton ME 04740 2018
Stewart Connie Duane [email protected] 902-843-0828 143 Oakwood Drive Truro Heights NS B6L 1N3 2004
Swan Megan [email protected] 902-719-4588 132A Frederick Avenue Halifax NS B3N 2L1
Symonds John Willo Ann [email protected] 506-343-0635 1 Kinghorn Ave Browns Flat NB E5M 2T7 1983
Tatton Doug Rose Mary [email protected] 506-343-3107 180 Beulah Road Browns Flat NB E5M 2R4 1978
Taylor Amy Travis [email protected] 506-875-1884 8 Birksdale Drive Salisbury NB E4J 1Z7 2010
Thomas A J Kelly [email protected] 902-497-4464 418 Sheppards Run Beechville NS B3P 2G7 2003
Thomas Kelly A J [email protected] 902-497-5213 5657 North Street Halifax NS B3K 1N3
Thomas Peter Janet [email protected] 506-442-2481 106 Jacob Street Fredericton NB E3G 0M7 1971
Thomas Reginald Janice [email protected] 506-273-3188 1177 W Riverside Drive Perth-Andover NB E7H 5G6 1984
Thomas Richard Katie [email protected] 207-949-6725 4 Williams Street Bangor ME 04401 2007
Thompson Mark Vicki [email protected] 506-324-4394 3 Green Street Bristol NB E7L 2J1 1997
Thompson Walter Karen [email protected] 423-278-8750 110 Oliphant Drive Greeneville TN 37745 1964
Topilnyckyj Anton Louise [email protected] 902-220-8593 27 Loppie Close Beechville NS B3T 2G4 2016
Topilnyckyj Louise Anton [email protected] 902-220-8593 27 Loppie Close Beechville NS B3T 2G4
Trafton Brittany Scott [email protected] 506-435-2424 241 Magnolia Avenue Sussex NB E4E2A1 2013
Trafton Robert Martha [email protected] 506-434-1445 115 Pleasant Avenue Sussex NB E4E 1X9 2005
Vernon Barry Melissa [email protected] 902-749-6745 3276 Highway 1 Port Maitland NS B5A 5T3 2004 22
Personnel Directory
Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date
Vienneau Jason Marla [email protected] 506-429-2239 53 Corbett Avenue Fredericton NB E3A 3X3 2008
Way David Deborah [email protected] 506-232-7000 268 Glencairn Drive Moncton NB E1G3W1 2003
Wheaton Mark Jane [email protected] 506-328-9915 2306 Route 550 Bloomfield NB E7K 1N4 1984
White Mike Nicki [email protected] 902-865-6053 148 Kings Lake Lane Tusket NS B0W 3M0 1992
White Robin [email protected] 2010
Whittey Frederick Lilyan [email protected] 902-670-6906 18 Greg Avenue New Minas NS B4N 4M9 1959
Whittier Frederic Melissa [email protected] 506-609-3494 1283 Manawagonish Road Saint John NB E2M 3X8 2001
Wilcox David Dawn [email protected] 506-324-3180 79 High Street Hartland NB E7P 2L3 1987
Williams Mark Karen [email protected] 506-470-9288 662 Route 628 Durham Bridge NB E6C 1K2 2003
Wilson H C Gloria [email protected] 506-962-2263 8 Rockley Lane Moncton NB E1G 0C5 1973
Wilson Nick Brenda [email protected] 207-497-2262 PO Box 166 Beals ME 04611 2016
Winters Ron Megan [email protected] 46189 Meadow Lane Macomb MI 48044
Wood Scott Ruth [email protected] 506-451-5547 223 New Maryland Hwy New Maryland NB E3C 1E2 2014
Worth Mark Stephanie [email protected] 506-832-4480 17 Vaughn Drive Nauwigewauk NB E5N 6T9 2003
Wurnig Jeremy Karly [email protected] 902-817-9989 3-2440 Agricola Street Halifax NS B3K 4C2 2011
Wydysh Joel Vicky [email protected] 207-540-3399 64 Barton Street Presque Isle ME 04769 1994
York Sheryl Dwayne [email protected] 902-397-2882 227 East Victoria Street Amherst NS B4H 1Y8
Young Kenneth Susan [email protected] 25 Elm Street Sussex NB E4E 1E4 1987
Zigler David Laura [email protected] 317-292-3373 92 Concord Street Portland ME 04103 2013
Zottarelli Michael Ashley [email protected] 902-830-0437 62 Grove Avenue Beaver Bank NS B4G 1B7 2010 23
Fredericton - Corbett Avenue District Board of Administration on Jason Vienneau - Lead Pastor Pastoral Placement 2018 - 2019 Roosevelt Benson - Pastor Emeritus Bayley Medel - Pastor of Worship Arts Amherst Ben Medel - Pastor of Student Ministries Evan Oxner - Lead Pastor Jamin Melanson - Assistant Pastor Fredericton - Crosspoint Sheryl York - Community Care Pastor Mark Brewer - Lead Pastor Jamie Cambers - Assistant Pastor Bangor - The River Matthew Fahringer - Pastor of Children’s Ministries Steve Sinclair - Lead Pastor David Rowe - Assistant Pastor Rich Thomas - Associate Pastor John Sherwood - Youth Pastor
Beals Fredericton - Journey Nick Wilson Matthew Maxwell - Lead Pastor Luke Budreau - Next Generations Pastor Blacks Harbour Brittany Hayes - Children’s Pastor John Symonds - Interim Pastor Matt Palmer - Connections & Worship Arts Pastor Bradford Jordan - Assistant Pastor Scott Wood - Local & Global Impact Pastor
Brazil Lake Grand Bay - River Valley Kevin Myers - Lead Pastor David McElhinney - Lead Pastor Natalie Gidney - Assistant Pastor John McElhinney - Pastor Emeritus Robert England - Assistant Pastor Browns Flat - Fellowship Shawna Rogers - Assistant Pastor Steve Bradley Grand Manan - The Lighthouse Crystal Tim Guptill - Lead Pastor Lisa Graden Luke Anderson - Assistant Pastor
Dartmouth - Hillside Halifax - Deep Water Jay Guptill - Lead Pastor A.J. Thomas - Lead Pastor Sharon Guptill - Pastor of Worship & Discipleship Jacqui Hill - Children’s Pastor Michael Zottarelli - Pastor of Community Connections Shaun MacKenzie - Celebrate Recovery Pastor Bradford Rogers - Assistant Pastor Digby Megan Swan - Pastor of Discipleship Andrew Maves - Lead Pastor Kelly Thomas - Operations Curtlen Peck - Youth Pastor Easton Halifax - Metro Tony Stevens Aaron Birtch - Lead Pastor Anton Topilnyckyj - Pastor of Discipleship & Prayer Florenceville-Bristol - Trinity Joel Bridges
Fort Fairfield - Community In the hands of the DBA 24
Hammonds Plains - Cornerstone Kings - NB/NS Denn Guptill - Lead Pastor Brent Ingersoll - Senior Pastor Deborah Gilbert - Missions Pastor Del Heiney - Executive Pastor Stefan Gilbert - Assistant Pastor Seth Fancy - Halifax Lead Pastor Marilyn Mansvelt - Family Care Pastor Don Ingersoll - Pastor of Spiritual Life Dan Lamos - Associate Pastor Hampton - Island Adam Brewer - West Campus Pastor Aaron Reimer Andrew Broad - Student Ministries Pastor Seth Cooney - Assistant Pastor, West Hartland Rod Guptill - Pastoral Care & Assimilation David Wilcox Greg Hanson - Pastor of Discipleship John Lamos - Assistant Pastor Havelock, NB Jon Robertson - East Campus Pastor Glen McVicar Ron Winters - Assistant Pastor
Havelock, NS Lower Brighton Shawn Craven - Lead Pastor Jacob Ebbett Tracy Marr - Student Ministries Pastor Lower Hainesville Head of Millstream Scott Lewis Kathy Jeffries Maple Ridge Houlton Mike Agrell - Lead Pastor Wayne Robertson - Lead Pastor Ryan Generaux - Family Life Pastor Katie Betts - Pastor of Worship Arts & Assimilation Matt Blackford - Assistant Pastor Miramichi Sharon Simoneau Ingomar - Faith Brad Eisan - Lead Pastor Moncton Tracey Eisan - Assistant Pastor Joel Gorveatte - Lead Pastor L.D. Buckingham - Pastor Emeritus Jonesport Nathan Adams - Pastor of Outreach & Missions Andrew Phillips Willie Brownlee - Principal, Moncton Christian Academy Drew Donovan - Pastor of Youth & Young Adults Kentville - New Hope Shane Grant - Pastor of Communications Scott Prime - Lead Pastor Liz Hoyt - Pastor of Children’s Ministry Jedie Elliott - Assistant Pastor Marc Jolicoeur - Pastor of Worship Arts Isaac Russell - Pastor of Youth & Connections Pat Steeves - Pastor of Connections Karen Doucette - Pastor of Missions David Way - Pastor of Care
Monticello Jason Rooney
Mount Pearl - Solid Rock Stuart Marples 25
Nackawic Truro - Connection Ryan Farrell Ken Banks - Lead Pastor David Hartlen - Pastor of Connection Norton Mark Cooney West Head Vince Robertson - Lead Pastor Perth-Andover Karen Robertson - Assistant Pastor Reg Thomas - Lead Pastor Dan Burman - Minister of Youth Westchester Karen Purdy - Lead Pastor Port Maitland Ron Purdy - Assistant Pastor Barry Vernon Woods Harbour Portland - Coastal Community Jason Parker - Lead Pastor David Zigler Carolina Parker - Assistant Pastor
Presque Isle Woodstock Bud Fancy - Lead Pastor Dale MacDonald - Lead Pastor Jason Blaikie - Pastor of Connections Breanna DeMerchant - Pastor of Student Ministries Bernard Brown - Pastor of Seniors Ministry Neil Horner - Associate Pastor Parker Davis - Pastor of Student Ministry Debbie Rooney - Pastor of Children’s Ministry Yarmouth Victoria Rowe - Pastor of Worship Arts A.J. Plaizier - Lead Pastor Joel Wydysh - Pastor of Spiritual Formation Karl Gorman - Pastor Emeritus Tom Cann - Assistant Pastor David Hockley - Community Pastor Saint John - First Graham Perry - Lead Pastor J.A. MacKenzie - Pastor Emeritus Rebecca Perry - Children’s Pastor Walter Perry - Visitation Pastor Martin Stehouwer - Youth & Music Pastor Fred Whittier - Connections Pastor
Shelburne - Hope Joanne Ozon
Sussex Jim Agrell - Lead Pastor Steve Bean - Assistant Pastor Rose Degenhardt - Assistant Pastor Brock MacDonald - Spiritual Formation Pastor
Tiddville - Live Well Community Tim Long 26
Atlantic District Board of Administration A. J. Plaizier Reg Thomas Scott Prime Rich Thomas On Ministerial Appointments 2018-2019 Aaron Reimer Anton Topilnyckyj Vince Robertson Barry Vernon I. Ordained Ministers Wayne Robertson Jason Vienneau Bradford Rogers David Way A. Appointed Ordained Ministers Shawna Rogers Fred Whittier 1. District Service David Rowe David Wilcox
Peter Moore - District Superintendent Isaac Russell Nick Wilson H.C. Wilson - District Superintendent Emeritus John Sherwood Scott Wood Steve Sinclair Joel Wydysh 2. Pastoral and Local Service Tony Stevens David Zigler Nathan Adams Jay Guptill John Symonds Michael Zottarelli Jim Agrell Rod Guptill A. J. Thomas Mike Agrell Sharon Guptill Ken Banks Tim Guptill 3. Evangelistic Service Steve Bean Greg Hanson A. Associate General Evangelists Aaron Birtch Del Heiney 4. Denominational Service Matthew Blackford David Hockley A. General Officials Jason Blaikie Neil Horner Stephen Elliott - National Superintendent of TWCC Stephen Bradley Brent Ingersoll B. General Church Service Mark Brewer Don Ingersoll David Higle Scott Rhyno Andrew Broad Dan Lamos C. Missionaries Bernard Brown Kathy Jeffries Robert Bagley Peter Hayes William Brownlee Scott Lewis Zach Allan Stevens Dan Burman Tim Long Carl Gilles Robin White Jamie Cambers Dale MacDonald D. Educators Thomas Cann Marilyn Mansvelt Brent Dongell Kirk Sabine Mark Cooney Stuart Marples Stephen Elliott Janet Starks Shawn Craven Tracy Marr Kenneth Gavel Brittany Trafton Drew Donovan Andrew Maves Stephen Lennox Jacob Ebbett Matthew Maxwell 5. Chaplains Bradley Eisan David McElhinney Judy Adams Doug Spearman Tracey Eisan Glen McVicar John den Hollander, Jr. Jedidiah Elliott Bayley Medel Matthew Fahringer Ben Medel 6. Interchurch Service Bud Fancy Jamin Melanson Seth Fancy Kevin Myers Brian Bradley Jeremy McNally Ryan Farrell Evan Oxner Ben Canney Larry Palmer Deborah Gilbert Matthew Palmer Terry Flewelling Jon Steppe Stefan Gilbert Graham Perry Neville Gosman Connie Stewart Joel Gorveatte Rebecca Perry Dana Ingersoll Jeremy Wurnig Shane Grant Walter Perry Don MacDougal Ken Young Denn Guptill Andrew Phillips Ward McComiskey 27
7. Special Service F. Ordained Ministers in Process of District Transfer Pete Benson Rob McDowell Lisa Graden from Crossroads District L. D. Buckingham Tanya Nace Joey Millington to Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand Bruce Cheney Melrose Norton Randy Forbes Doug Tatton G. Ordained Ministers in Process of Denominational Transfer B. Retired Ordained Ministers Joel Bridges from the Christian Church Karen Doucette from the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada Milton Bagley Perry Ingersoll Charles Bain Oland Kent II. Commissioned Ministers Roosevelt Benson Jack MacKenzie A. Pastors Wayne Blinn Gerald MacKinnon Carl Brewer Arthur Maxwell B. Other Appointments Evelyn Brewer Sheila McCrea-MacCallum Wayne Briggs John McElhinney C. Commissioned Ministers Without Appointment William Burbury Laurence Mullen Gary Churchill Brian Murray D. In Process of District Transfer Linda Fillmore Gaile Smith Karl Gorman Arnold Stairs E. In Process of Denominational Transfer Kenneth Gorveatte Peter Thomas Leslie Hicks Walter Thompson F. Retired Commissioned Ministers Gene Hudson Fred Whittey David Ingersoll Garry Campbell Rob Trafton C. Reserve Ordained Ministers Greg Card Betty Johnson III. Licensed Ministers Lisa Gervais Dan McGuire A. Pastors Nick Graham Troy McKnight Luke Anderson John Lamos Sharon Simoneau David Green Mike White Seth Cooney Joanne Ozon Martin Stehouwer D. Ordained Ministers on Educational Leave Parker Davis Jason Parker Ron Winters Tyler Hoyt Rose Degenhardt Karen Purdy Robert England Ron Purdy E. Ordained Ministers Without Appointment Ryan Genereaux Jon Robertson Jason Bickford Frank Melanson Natalie Gidney Karen Robertson John Biggar Ed Otis Bradford Jordan Jason Rooney Tim Branscombe Larry Palmer Harold Bubar Dale Robertson B. Other Appointments Darren Clark Todd Robinson Janel Clark Michael Ross C. In Process of District Transfer David Collins Richard Starks Lauren Millington to the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand Trista Collins Erin Stephens Amanda Oicle to the Central Canada District Natasha Dongell Amy Taylor David Sylvain to Chesapeake District David Green Mark Thompson Megan Swan from South Coastal District Jeff Hoyt Mark Wheaton Dan McGuire Mark Williams D. In Process of Denominational Transfer Jeremy McNally Mark Worth 28
IV. Ministerial Students Atlantic District of The Wesleyan Katie Betts Shaun MacKenzie Adam Brewer Daniel Mansvelt Church Standing Rules Luke Budreau Aaron McVicar A. Principles Mike Carolina Parker Ben Cochrane Curtlen Peck 1. The ministers and laypersons of the Atlantic District are and shall Brandon Defour Brecken Phillips continue to be committed to holy living and heart purity. Only Breanna DeMerchant Janice Queale those actions and attitudes that speak the mind of Christ should be Angela Flewelling Victoria Rowe evidenced among us. Ben Grosvenor Rob Sellen David Hartlen Andrew Slaunwhite 2. The ministers and lay persons of the Atlantic District are and shall Brittany Hayes Pat Steeves continue to be committed to a spirit of unity and brotherhood that, Jacqui Hill Kelly Thomas in the spirit of Christ, transcends the consideration of personal bias Liz Hoyt Austin White based on history, geography, or tradition. Marc Jolicoeur Jessica White Brock MacDonald Sheryl York 3. The ministers and lay persons of the Atlantic District are and shall V. Lay Workers continue to be committed to Kingdom building through evangelism and discipleship. Our program and budgets shall reflect our high A. Commissioned Special Workers priority to winning the lost and discipling new converts. Debbie Rooney B. District Conference Matters B. Commissioned Special Workers in Process of Transfer For a more complete overview of the duties and powers of the district C. Licensed Special Workers conference, please see paragraphs 1075-1180 in the 2016 Discipline of The Louise Topilnyckyj Wesleyan Church.
D. Commissioned Lay Missionaries 1. The Atlantic District fiscal year shall be from May 1 to April 30. Laura Maya Gilles 2. Local churches are encouraged to give reasonable financial Brenda Bagley Hope Graham assistance to their delegates and pastor when representing them at Velda Brown Cathy Hayes annual conference sessions. Beth Churchill Dawn Wheaton Robin Churchill 3. District Board of Administration Members-at-Large Election E. Supply Pastors The District Board of Administration shall consist of twelve members, namely, the District Superintendent, the Assistant District Superintendent, the District Secretary, the District Treasurer and eight (8) members-at-large. In electing members-at-large, while being free to vote for any nominee, the conference delegates shall be requested to consider election so as to provide for provincial/ state representation and lay/clergy parity according to the following formula which reflects our relative strength within each geographic entity. 29
Maine 1 lay and 1 clergy District Conference, the Ordination Service, and the annual New Brunswick 2 lay and 2 clergy Ministerial Convention. Satisfactory reason for any absence shall be Nova Scotia/Newfoundland & Labrador/Prince Edward Island provided to the District Superintendent. 1 lay and 1 clergy 2. All ministers are expected to support the district camping program 4. District Board of Administration Staggered Terms and for Members- and to share in the work of the camp(s) as assigned. at-Large 3. Each pastor when leaving a church, will provide for the incoming All members-at-large shall be elected for 3-year terms. Members pastor a data base/information packet containing information as full may succeed themselves at the conclusion of a 3-year term if and complete as possible on the pastoral charge. nominated and elected. Should a vacancy occur during any 3-year term, such vacancy shall be filled by the DBA in accordance with D. Local Church and Pastoral Matters existing Discipline provisions. For a more complete overview of pastoral responsibilities and local board of 5. Camp Board administration duties, please see paragraphs 750-782 in the 2016 Discipline of The Wesleyan Church. The Camp Board shall consist of membership both full and honourary as appointed by the DBA upon the recommendation 1. Pastoral recall votes shall be routinely conducted during the first two of the District Superintendent who shall serve as Chair or appoint weeks of March. The meeting for an initial pastoral call will routinely another to do so. The DBA shall determine the structure and scope be conducted anytime after the middle of March. Any pastor wishing of authority of this advisory board. to announce a resignation prior to March 1 may do so only after receiving the approval of the District Superintendent. 6. Officer and Department Head Elections 2. The tenure of an outgoing pastor shall end on the second Sunday The District Conference shall elect only those officers and boards in July and the pastoral change shall routinely take place on the as required by the Discipline or the District with the District Board following Monday. of Administration authorized to fill all other positions. (The District Conference will elect the District Superintendent, District Secretary, 3. Churches calling a new pastor shall pay moving expenses and District Treasurer, District Board of Administration Members-at- related costs such as immigration expenses and travel. Large, and General Conference delegates.) 4. Each pastor shall be entitled to a minimum vacation per year with 7. Year End Fund Transfers pay in accordance with years of service in the ministry according to the following formula: The strength and interdependence of our various district ministries are both recognized and celebrated. At the conclusion of each fiscal 1 - 5 years service – 14 days not to exceed 2 Sundays year, funds will be transferred upon the recommendation of the 6 - 10 years service – 21 days not to exceed 3 Sundays District Superintendent and ratified by the DBA, that will maximize 11+ years of service – 28 days not to exceed 4 Sundays our Kingdom impact, contribute to ministry stability and consider our historic camping ministries and the twin priorities of church Any year of service for which a pastor is entitled to vacation planting and church health. is calculated from the anniversary date of the first Sunday of employment. Vacation time is fully earned upon completion of each C. District Ministerial Matters year of service. If a pastor leaves a church prior to the anniversary date, vacation will be given on a pro-rata basis. When a pastor 1. All ministers of the Atlantic District are expected to attend the leaves a church at the customary time of pastoral change, the 30
church he/she has been serving is responsible for vacation time for g. If the learning experience component is an informal one that conference year. No church should at any time be expected to to be pursued in a retreat setting, the Atlantic District will provide vacation time in the same year for both an outgoing and make accommodations at Beulah Camp available at no cost incoming pastor. to the pastor during the sabbatical leave, subject to prior bookings. This could include Footloose, Mitchell House, Hotel 5. Up to ten days including one Sunday per year are available to staff, or Heritage Hall year round. solo and lead pastors for conference attendance, professional development, and shared ministry experience. Staff pastors must h. The LBA of any church having long-term staff pastors are have the approval of their lead pastor and solo and lead pastors encouraged to consider a sabbatical leave for such staff must confer with their LBA. These are to be considered minimums pastors in harmony with the general provisions of this and may be increased by local leadership as deemed appropriate. resolution.
6. Pastors should inform the vice-chair of the local board of administration of any plans to be absent from the pastoral charge for more than three consecutive days.
7. Sabbatical Leave: a. A sabbatical leave, with pay, of up to 30 consecutive days not to include more than four Sundays, and in addition to regular vacation is available to any solo or senior pastor after completing seven years of ministry or any multiple thereof in the current place of appointment.
b. The specific timing of the sabbatical leave must be mutually agreed upon between the pastor and the LBA in consultation with the District Superintendent.
c. The church is responsible for any cost incurred in filling the pulpit during the sabbatical leave.
d. The pastor is responsible to spend a significant portion of the sabbatical leave involved in a learning experience either formal or informal. The details of the learning experience component of the sabbatical leave are to be provided by the pastor to the LBA and District Superintendent when the dates of the sabbatical leave are being set.
e. The pastor is responsible to file a report of the learning experience component of the sabbatical leave with the LBA and District Superintendent upon completion of said leave.
f. If the learning experience component is in a formal setting, the LBA is requested to give consideration to assisting the pastor in the cost of attending such. 31
District Conference Agenda Wednesday, July 12
8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Delegate Registration at District Office
Thursday, July 13
8:30 a.m. Delegate Registration at District Office 9:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. Welcome and Introductions (Various guests will be introduced Prayer throughout the day) Call to Order Roll Call by Registration Set Conference Bar Approve Agenda WELCOME Establish Hours of Sittings to the Appointment of Tellers and Conference Committees District Board of Ministerial Development Report Reports: 130th District Superintendent Assistant District Superintendent Annual Session District Treasurer 10:30 a.m. Morning Service - “In the Line of Fire” of the 12:00 p.m. Lunch 1:30 p.m. Elections: ATLANTIC DISTRICT CONFERENCE District Secretary & District Treasurer District Board of Administration Members-at-Large ME of 2:00 p.m. General Superintendent Representative THE WESLEYAN CHURCH Remarks/Report/Video National Superintendent - The Wesleyan Church of Beulah Camp Grounds Canada Update Browns Flat, NB New National Superintendent Ratification 3:00 Educational Institutions Focus July 12, 2018 3:30 District Directors Reports Reviewed District Board of Administration Report: Dr. HC Wilson, National Superintendent Pastoral Placements Rev. Peter Moore, District Superintendent Ministerial Appointments Other Business 4:00 Adjournment 32
Daily Proceedings area, public address and multi-media area and tellers table to insure all voting delegates have the opportunity to participate as the Conference requires, and The One Hundred and Thirtieth Conference of the Atlantic District of The 2. That the agenda circulated in the delegates’ packets serve as the Wesleyan Church convened in the Tabernacle of Beulah Camp, Browns Flat, guide for the day’s proceedings, and New Brunswick, on July 12, 2018 at 9:00am. 3. That the sessions be governed by the hours of sitting as indicated in the agenda, and Prayer: 4. That the Tellers’ Committee consist of Sharon Simoneau (Chair), Aaron Birtch, Fred Whittier and Nick Wilson and others that may be Rev. Kathy Jeffries, Pastor of Head of Millstream, New Brunswick, opened the appointed by the Chair as required. 130th Atlantic District Conference with prayer. Motion carried. Welcome: District Board of Ministerial Development Annual Report: District Superintendent, Rev. Peter Moore, extended a warm welcome to all delegates attending the 130th Atlantic District Conference. A special welcome Rev. Greg Hanson, Secretary of the District Board of Ministerial Development, was extended to the representative of the General Superintendent of The presented the following report to the 2018 Atlantic District Conference. Wesleyan Church, Dr. H.C. Wilson. Dr. Wilson also serves as the National Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church of Canada. Rev. Hanson motioned that the following individuals become Ordained Ministers in The Wesleyan Church in accordance with Article 3070 of The The Chair publically recognized two guests attending the Atlantic District Discipline of The Wesleyan Church 2016: Conference, granting honorary delegate status to Rev. Peter Rigby, District Superintendent of the Central Canada District and Padre (Captain) Rev. Daniel Burman Bradford R. Rogers Raymond Smith. Tracy Ian Marr Tony R. Stevens Joseph Allan Millington Call to Order: The candidates were individually approved by a resounding voice vote from The Conference Chair, Rev. Peter Moore, officially called the 130th Atlantic the Conference Delegates. District Conference to order. Motion carried. Roll Call: Recommend that the following be granted standing as a licensed minister: Roll call for the Conference was taken by pre-registration. One hundred and fifty eight Ministerial Delegates registered along with one hundred and Parker Davis Rose Degenhardt twelve Lay Delegates, for a total of two hundred and seventy Conference Robert England Delegates. Recommend that the following be granted standing as a licensed minister Organization Matters: upon completion of final course:
District Secretary, Rev. Scott Prime, motioned the following organizational Jason Parker Jon Robertson matters: Joanne Ozon
1. That the Conference Bar be established as the first thirteen rows of the centre section in the Tabernacle, together with the platform 33
Karen Ducett as an ordained minister from Recommend that the following have their standing as a licensed minister the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada renewed: David Sylvain to the Chesapeake District
Luke Anderson Ron Purdy The following have voluntarily withdrawn their standing with the DBMD: Seth Cooney Karen Robertson Ryan Genereaux Jason Rooney Luke Belyea Emily Pickert Natalie Gidney Sharon Simoneau Darren Bonville Lucas Reed Bradford Jordan Martin Stehouwer Luciano LaTouche Michael Savary John Lamos Ron Winters Oliver Locke Kathy Shanks Karen Purdy The annual service reports continue to be under review, with a final report to Recommend that the following be granted standing as a ministerial student: be submitted to the District Board of Administration in November 2018.
Katie Betts Aaron McVicar Report accepted. Luke Budreau Carolina Parker Brandon Defour Curtlen Peck District Superintendent Report: Angela Flewelling Brecken Phillips Brittany Hayes Victoria Rowe Rev. Peter Moore presented the 2018 District Superintendent’s Report to the Jacqui Hill Andrew Slaunwhite Atlantic District Conference. In the report, Rev. Moore offered an overview on Liz Hoyt Pat Steeves the past, present (recently released Six Core Values for the District) and the Brock MacDonald Sheryl York future vision/mission of the Atlantic District of The Wesleyan Church. Shaun MacKenzie Rev. A.J. Plaizier, Assistant District Superintendent, offered a word of prayer Recommend that the following have their standing as a ministerial student at the conclusion of Rev. Moore’s report praying that the Atlantic District renewed: Churches would reach more people for Jesus.
Adam Brewer Daniel Mansvelt Report accepted. Mike Janice Queale Ben Cochrane Rob Sellen (The District Superintendent’s Full Report will be included in the 2018 District Breanna DeMerchant Kelly Thomas Journal) Ben Grosvenor Austin White David Hartlen Jessica White The Chair reminded all Conference Delegates on the importance of returning Marc Jolicoeur promptly at 1:30pm for the afternoon session.
The following are in the process of conference transfer: Morning Session Adjourned at 10:20am.
Lauren Millington to the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand Second Business Session Amanda Oicle to the Central Canada District July 12, 2018 @ 1:30pm Megan Swan as a licensed minister from the South Coastal District The District Conference reconvened at 1:30pm with a call to order from the The following are in the process of denominational transfer: Chair, Rev. Peter Moore.
Joel Bridges as an ordained minister from the Christian Church The afternoon session of the 2018 Atlantic District Conference opened with 34
a video from The Wesleyan Church highlighting the Denominations 50th Administration. Anniversary. Election of the DBA Members proceeded according to The Atlantic District of Mr. Philip Bain offered an opening prayer for the afternoon session. The Wesleyan Churches Standing Rules, Section B, Numbers 3 & 4, Page 28 & The Chair extended a few minutes to Mr. Greg Monette, a representative 29 as recorded in The Atlantic District Journal, 2017. from the Logos Bible Software Company, concerning the value of Logos for any delegate interested in studying the Bible more efficiently. Election of District Secretary: Election of District Treasurer:
Assistant District Superintendent’s Report: Name placed in nomination: Name placed in nomination:
Rev. A.J. Plazier, Assistant District Superintendent, presented the ADS Rev. Scott Prime Rev. Denn Guptill Report highlighting his first year of involvement in the life of the Atlantic Ballots cast - 231 Ballots cast - 231 District. The ASD expressed a deep honour in serving alongside the District Required to elect - 117 Required to elect - 117 Superintendent, Rev. Moore. Rev. Scott Prime re-elected Rev. Denn Guptill re-elected
Report accepted. Election of Maine’s Members at Large:
(The Assistant District Superintendent’s Full Report will be included in the Name placed in nomination for Minister & Lay DBA Representative: 2018 District Journal) Rev. Bud Fancy - Clergy Mr. Scott Richardson - Lay District Treasurer Report: Ballots cast - 231 Ballots cast - 231 Required to elect - 117 Required to elect - 117 Rev. Denn Guptill, District Treasurer, presented the Annual District Rev. Bud Fancy re-elected Mr. Scott Richardson re-elected Treasurer’s Report providing a snapshot on the Atlantic District financial position for the 2017-18 Fiscal Year. Highlights covered items concerning the General Superintendent Representative Report: Operating Fund, Evangelism & Church Planting, Beulah Camp, Caton’s Island and Wesleyan Place. Dr. H.C. Wilson, the representative for the General Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church, brought greetings to Conference Delegates on behalf of Conference delegates were also directed to the United Stewardship Fund Dr. Wayne Schmidt, General Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church. (USF) Final Report from the 2017-18 Fiscal Year. National Superintendent - The Wesleyan Church of Canada Update: The District Treasurer’s Report was adopted. Dr. H.C. Wilson, National Superintendent of Canada, offered a brief update Report accepted. on the evolving Canadian National Conference of The Wesleyan Church. Highlighting several points: (The District Treasurer’s Full Multi-Page Report will be included in the 2018 District Journal) 1. General Superintendent, Dr. JoAnne Lyon, appointed Dr. H.C. Wilson as the Canadian National Superintendent during the Election of District Board of Administration Members: General Conference of The Wesleyan Church in Buffalo, NY in 2016. This action was carried out immediately preceding the 2016 Rev. Moore presented the 2018 Voting Ballot to the Conference Delegates. General Conference Delegates ratification of the Canadian National The Ballot included election of a District Secretary (one year term), District Conference. Treasurer (one year term), one Clergy (three year term) and one Layperson (three year term) from the State of Maine to serve on the District Board of 2. A Canadian National Board was established in 2017 with nine 35
members being selected to serve on the Board - four from the Mullen spoke of the importance of a partnership between Wesleyan Higher Central Canada District and four from the Atlantic District, plus Dr. Education/Institution and the Local Church. Dr. Mullen thanked delegates for H.C. Wilson, National Superintendent, as Chair. supporting higher education and specifically Houghton College.
3. Dr. H.C. Wilson, Canadian National Superintendent, announced his Dr. Steve Lennox, President of Kingswood University, extended greetings retirement in the spring of 2018 effective August 1, 2018. to Conference Delegates. Kingswood University is a great place to train and mature workers for Kingdom Building. Dr. Lennox expressed several 4. The National Board invited members of the District Boards of new initiatives that have been launched or will be in the near future such Administration from the Central Canada District and the Atlantic as Kingswood Extended. President Lennox offered a heartfelt thanks to the District to submit names of two potential candidates for the Conference Delegates for supporting Kingswood financially and through National Superintendent position. The process realized many prayer. potential names being submitted to the National Board with two potential candidates eventually being interviewed, Dr. Stephen Elliott Rev. Mel Norton, representative of the Canadian Bible Society, offered a brief emerged as the choice candidate. Dr. Elliott will serve part-time as update on what God is doing through the Bible Society in Atlantic Canada, National Superintendent and part-time as a Professor at Kingswood Canada and around the world. Recently, the Bible Society translated and University. distributed one million Bibles to Cuba.
5. Recently, the Central Canada District voted unanimously without Rev. Tanya Nace, Director of World Hope Canada, recently assumed dissenting vote to accept the appointment of Dr. Steve Elliott as leadership of World Hope Canada. As of January 1, 2018, World Hope the new National Superintendent of Canada until the National Canada, World Hope International & World Hope Australia agreed to work Conference in 2022. together in operational manners. It has required some realigning and streamlining presenting challenges but certainly worth the effort. Rev. Nace 6. Dr. Wilson called all Atlantic District Delegates to ratify the action expressed bright days are ahead for World Hope Canada. of the National Board in selecting Dr. Elliott as the new Canadian National Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church. Special recognition was extended to Rev. Carl & Evelyn Brewer for serving well in Shelburne, Nova Scotia for the last three years. A church that was New National Superintendent Ratification: formally closed is now thriving and doing great Kingdom work in Shelburne. Rev. Moore expressed deep appreciation to the Brewers for working well in The Atlantic District Conference Delegates unanimously affirmed and ratified their retirement years. the action of the National Board in selecting Dr. Stephen Elliott as the new Canadian National Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church Conference on a Conference Delegates expressed resounding applause to the Brewers. four-year, part-time appointment starting August 1, 2018. District Directors Reports: Carried without dissenting vote. The following reports were included in the delegates’ packets and adopted by Rev. Peter Rigby, District Superintendent of the Central Canada District, the Conference. offered greetings from Central Canada and spoke of the exciting action from both Districts in affirming Dr. Stephen Elliott as the new Canadian National Executive Director of Camp Ministry - Andrea Gunter Superintendent. District Director of JOY Ministry Report (BYF) - Rev. Mel Norton District Director of Children’s Ministry - Linda Lamos Educational Institution Focus: District Director of Global Partners Report - Rev. Denn Guptill District Director of Youth - Rev. Dave Rowe Dr. Shirley Mullen, President of Houghton College, Houghton, NY, brought Riverside Wesleyan Campground Report - Rev. Bud Fancy greetings to the Conference Delegates on behalf of Houghton College. Dr. 36
(All Reports will be incorporated in the 2018 District Journal) District Superintendent’s Report Reports accepted. So Many of the Same Mind and Heart Have Come Together 130th Session of the Atlantic District of The Wesleyan Church Pastoral Appointments: July 12, 2018
Rev. Moore motioned that the Pastoral Appointments List be distributed If you have men who will only come if they know there is a good road, via email, for approval, to all Lead Pastors for confirmation, correction and I don’t want them. I want men who will come if there is no road at all. adoption following the 130th District Conference. All new Ministers serving in David Livingstone, the great missionary explorer of Africa in the 19th century an Atlantic District Church for the first time were acknowledged by the Chair. first spoke these words, and in a few minutes, we will circle back to this thought. (The entire Pastoral Appointments Report will be included in the 2018 District Journal) It is my high honour to bring greetings to the 130th session of what was once the Reformed Baptist Alliance of the Dominion of Canada. This morning you Ministerial Appointments: will receive a brief history lesson, a full presentation for the first time of our DBA approved Atlantic District Core Values, followed by highlights from this The report from the District Board of Administration on Ministerial year worth noting, and a closing thought or two on what matters most as we Appointments for the District Year 2018-2019 will be published in full in the lean into these Exploration Essentials. 2018 District Journal. A Brief History Adjournment: The organizational session of our antecedent denomination convened when Rev. Peter Moore adjourned the 130th Atlantic District Conference at 4:25pm about 75 delegates assembled in the vestry of the new Main Street Baptist with Rev. Jim Agrell offering prayer. Church on Thursday, November 1, 1888, at 2:30 p.m. In that group was a man by the name of Robert Moore from Marysville, NB. Some of you have Respectfully submitted, had the misfortune of meeting the Marysville Moores and there are more Rev. Scott N. Prime than a few of us buried in the Olivet Cemetery next to one of our great District Secretary churches Crosspoint, where I was baptized by the Rev. Stephen Bradley. He has long since regretted not seizing the opportunity to hold me under that day ☺.
Back to 1888. Also included in this inaugural delegation were five Free Christian Baptist ministers who had just been disfellowshipped from their denomination because they had come to believe in the promise of Scripture and the power of the Holy Spirit to bring purity in love and life to the Bride of Christ. It was less than two weeks before, that one of those five ministers, George W. MacDonald, accepted the invitation on October 20th to become the pastor of Main Street Baptist, thus forming what would soon become the first congregation and pastoral appointment of this emerging Alliance.
G.W. MacDonald’s Bible has been in my office this week as a visible reminder of the influence of this great leader. It was borrowed with the kind permission of Vesta Mullen, our Curator of the Mullen Heritage Archives, who this year is attending her 91st consecutive Beulah Family Camp. 37
The organizational meeting that day began with the following motion by Rev. journey of exploration ahead. And the anointing, favour, Kingdom fruit, and MacDonald, “That it is the opinion of this meeting the time has come when power of the Spirit are released for God’s glory when we are of the same friends of the Holiness movement should seek to make a more united and mind and heart, united around the values that God uses through us to earnest effort for the dissemination of the doctrine and experience of Bible make an eternal difference. Holiness.” The motion was carried unanimously, and a new denomination was born which merged in 1966 with the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Core values are the things that matter most. They are the things we believe anticipation of the birth of another. and embody which trump other good things. Someone once said that values are the invisible threads which shape and form culture. And whether it is the And so, it was 50 years ago, that the Wesleyan Methodist and Pilgrim culture of 75 former Free Christian Baptists on an afternoon in 1888 in the Holiness denominations merged on June 26th to form The Wesleyan Church. foyer of a new church in Woodstock, or the culture of 250 delegates in the This afternoon we will enjoy a video highlighting this history and will receive tabernacle of a 124-year-old God-ordained camp ground, shared values will the State of the Church address on behalf of our General Superintendent, inform behaviour more than anything else in the life of a defined group of Dr. Wayne Schmidt, as presented by his representative and our National people. Superintendent, Dr. H. C. Wilson. Last November I expressed in my first meeting as DS with the DBA, my deep In that November 1st organizational meeting 130 years ago, G.W. MacDonald conviction that we needed to embark on a journey this year with our district spoke prophetically when he declared, “The fact that so many of the same to clarify and declare what matters most. Simon Sinek said it so well, “People mind and heart have come together to consider what kind of a union we don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it. And what you do [he says], should have, argues well for future success.” Remember that phrase, “… simply proves what you believe.” I would ask each delegate to take your so many of the same mind and heart have come together…” - Let’s join our Exploration Essentials booklet from your packet as we read this together. hearts with good voice and repeat this in unison… My November introduction with the DBA, was followed by identical Huddles And so, what became of our Free Christian Baptist friends? I am holding in in five locations around our district which included the participation of 84 of my hand a copy of the obituary for the June 9, 2018, passing of Rev. Fred our pastors. We completed two exercises which explored the current ways Burnett, who one month ago was the last surviving ordained minister of we perceive our values and how they may differ from what is needed most to the Free Christian Baptists. When Cedric Landers gave me a copy of his achieve our maximum Kingdom potential in fulfilling the Great Commission. obituary. My first thought was merely this, there but for the grace of God go Every single sticky-note, the individual assessments, and all group summary we. sheets were collected and collated by the district office during the month of December. This data was reviewed and distilled through a series of The only thing keeping us from one day reading the obituary of the last conversations with individual leaders and smaller focus groups in a variety ordained Wesleyan pastor of the Atlantic District, is if we continue to focus on of ways over the winter months. As I prayerfully processed this input and the prophetic insight of Rev. G. W. MacDonald on November 1, 1888, when sought direction from the Lord for the best ways to summarize how He he said, “The fact that so many of the same mind and heart have come seemed to be guiding us, I presented a first-draft to the DBA in March. The together to consider what kind of a union we should have, argues well for excellent work that day resulted in a unanimous affirmation of the final future success.” Our fourth and longest serving District Superintendent, Rev. six values expressed in two-word format each with an explanatory page of H. R. Ingersoll, out of great vision and timely skill as a leader over several detailed Key Components and existing Tensions. years, led our budding movement to link with others of the same mind and heart in the spirit Rev. G. W. MacDonald expressed in those words 130 years As many of you know, the sermon segment of the last three mornings at ago. Beulah Family Camp included six mini-messages highlighting greater detail for each value. They were recorded and an edited copy of those messages District Core Values - Exploration Essentials by myself, Seth Fancy, Mark Brewer, AJ Plaizier, AJ Thomas, and Denn Guptill, will be posted on the Core Values portion of our Atlantic District Website by Your history lesson is over - now for the main course. My Atlantic brothers the end of August. This went live last night and includes a longer summary and sisters, our shared core values will align us in what matters most for the document for each value that is not included in your district conference 38
Exploration Essentials booklet (www.atlanticdistrict.com/values). 3. (raising leaders) Dale MacDonald - DBMD As we publicly declare these values in unison - coming together with the Four women lead pastor appointments this year same mind and heart - I will be highlighting ways each one has found expression in the life of our district this year. To be clear - there will be 4. (contextual effectiveness) many great examples not mentioned as well - if you have embodied these Deep Water - 51% growth - downtown Halifax context values through your ministry this year, you know it - and we are grateful for Havelock, NB - kids ministry 36 kids - 107 in local K-5 school your leadership. I also want to publicly thank all those who participated in the journey this year - especially the DBA, and also Mark Brewer and Jamie 5. (stronger together) Cambers of Crosspoint, the branding gurus who led in the development Beals & Jonesport launched joint Sunday night ministries in Feb of this exploration metaphor to ignite our imagination and inspire our - Service @ J & Awana @ B (20 kids/leaders) - summer - keep the engagement. Would everyone who participated from the huddles to the combined services. DBA to the branding please stand - let’s show our appreciation for their South Shore connection & momentum, shared sermon series, tremendous efforts and effective leadership. leadership training events, Yarmouth - Brazil Lake $5K - ½ of Sunday offering (Read values booklet in unison - have all delegates from churches stand for each highlight. The following bullet points were not read verbatim but 6. (global collective) provided direction for ad lib remarks by the DS.) Top five churches in financial support for Global Partners will be highlighted in the district treasurer’s report later 1. (spiritual foundations) Moncton Wesleyan - Babaco Partnership in Haiti There is nothing closer to the core of our spiritual foundations than our mission to see the lost saved & baptized. Every church that As of last evening, all six of our core values with detailed explanations had at least one salvation and baptism this year, please stand. 400 were posted on our district website. Feel free to peruse them during the baptism & 916 salvations! remainder of the conference. Why are core values so important? In the Stewart Steeves (Grace Wesleyan - went home last Beulah) - AJ leadership wisdom of Will Mancini, they are the why (values) behind the Thomas - Pastor Emeritus @ Deep Water what (mission) for the how (strategy) and the when (measures) so that the where (vision) is a destination worthy of Kingdom exploration (Auxano - 2. (kingdom multiplication) Vision Frame). And today we unapologetically draw a line in the sand of our Carl & Evelyn Brewer - Hope-Shelburne restart 3 years ago priorities to declare these Exploration Essentials are core - they are what Stuart Marples - Solid Rock & UTR attempt matters most and God being our helper will come to characterize everything We should be afraid of failure. True failure is that we never risk we do. at all. We cannot be afraid of unsuccessful attempts to multiply the Kingdom. We will gladly invest both leaders and finances in 2017-2018 Church Year Highlights Kingdom “research and development.” It is bound to happen from time to time when we risk. Let’s celebrate the courageous spark We will come back to some closing thoughts on values in a moment but first in these leaders and keep moving ahead anyway. Oswald Sanders let’s consider some additional key highlights from this year on our district. once said: “A great deal more failure is the result of an excess of Under normal circumstances, the DS report would and should include much caution than of bold experimentation with new ideas. The frontiers more detail about the life of our district year. You will be relieved to hear, I of the kingdom of God were never advanced by men and women of will not take additional time to do so today in light of the priority of clarifying caution.” and declaring our Exploration Essentials. I will, however, offer a few bullet Kings Church - October satellite launches with West/Halifax & ONE points worthy of highlight. CON We held more district affinity groups this year than perhaps ever as we have leaned into the tribe in an expression of the value that we are stronger 39
together. This included but was not limited to: have already noticed this report is AWOL of any detailed statistical analysis, I will just say this. We have celebrated some high points that have modeled • Missions round table our values. And while I fully agree that data is friendly in that the raw facts • Celebrate Recovery Workshop are free of bias - the inconvenient truth is - data is not always encouraging. • Break Thru 100 The net increase of our district’s total primary attendance was on average • Apostolic Multipliers 214 worshippers. This is good, but I do not on the whole believe it is a point • Joint Training for Children’s Ministry with the CBAC of celebration. Our top two churches leading the way in growth had a net gain of 417 between them. When you put those two numbers together this is This report would be remiss in not speaking to the recent challenges in our not good. And it gets worse. I have chosen arbitrarily to define a plateauing Canadian legal landscape. Our friends in Maine, are in a slightly different church as one that has either grown or declined in the +/- 3% margin from political context with regard to religious freedoms and we are grateful you the reported primary worship from three years ago. Using that rubric 15% of are standing with us - we need you. The Canada Summer Jobs Attestation our churches have plateaued. And while this is not intended to heap shame matter and the 7-2 split decision of the Supreme Court of Canada ruling or a lack of value on any leader, a staggering additional 62% of our churches against the religious freedoms of Trinity Western University’s application to have declined. More than 3 of every 4 church families are either maintaining launch a law school - are both events which give us cause for concern. or losing ground. This is heartbreaking because of what it means in how we are fulfilling our shared mission. I love each and every one you and I am for But without getting into the weeds of detail, I want to call you to a balanced you. I am committed to resource and encourage you. But it gets worse. There approached as spiritual leaders. We should neither stick our heads in the were 17 churches which did not celebrate a single baptism this year, and 11 sand and be silent nor turn to the pages of Chicken Little and run around of our churches saw no one come to Christ this year. wringing our hands shouting, “The sky is falling!” I am calling you to wisely steward the voice of your office. Social media will only impact the already I openly acknowledge this is a very uncomfortable conversation. And it is true convinced and reinforce the world’s opinion that the Church is narrow and God calls many to serve in hard places that may not bear immediate fruit. In judgmental. Let’s lead the Church to respond where it matters. Our hope is in 1840, David Livingstone whom I quoted at the beginning of my comments, the Lord - not in what any political system says our freedoms are. Church, the was influenced to consider the exploration of Africa as the focus of his Good Book promises that the very gates of hell shall not prevail against us. mission. In all the years of his ministry he only had one convert, but that one man eventually opened up an entire region for the Gospel with thousands We also celebrate the progression of The Wesleyan Church of Canada of converts through the follow-up labours of other missionaries. And so, I (TWCC) and we are grateful for the influence and wisdom of our first National understand that sometimes God calls some of us to Kingdom exploration Superintendent, Dr. HC Wilson in leading us to this summer of succession in places where we are planting seeds for a harvest others will reap. And and the promise of a new day of Kingdom synergy between our two Districts. while Dr. Livingstone’s remains rest in Westminster Abby, his heart is buried As already stated, DS Peter Rigby, is here with us today - as I was with him where he died in what is now a northern part of Zambia, the country of my a couple of weeks ago at the Central Canada District Conference. They are childhood. It was buried there because his heart never stopped breaking to growing, on the move, and we are stronger together. The Kingdom wins we see the Gospel advanced and the abolition of slavery achieved. will share in the days ahead will soon become reality under our new National Superintendent. More on that this afternoon. But friends, eight of our churches did not celebrate a single baptism or salvation. If people are not being reached, if we are not celebrating salvations One of the great celebration points for our district this year, was the full AND baptisms, then we may be gathering but we should take the name restoration, reinstatement, and local church appointment of Rev. Jim Agrell. “church” off our signs. Again - this is not about your value as brothers and (To Jim) We love you, and we love Diane even more ☺. I was honoured to sisters in Christ nor is it an attempt to shame any specific leader or church. serve as the Chair of your Restoration Committee over these past years and But this I know, more than anything, these data call us to repentance. These the Sussex Wesleyan family is blessed to have you at helm. Welcome home “friendly” data are shocking and must be cause for the greatest sense of sir, we have missed you Jim - and we need you. urgency that motivates us to action we have ever seen. I’m talking ugly-cry repentance. I’m talking sack cloth and ashes repentance. And before the end One of my professors was fond of saying that data is friendly. And while you of summer I will be contacting all 8 of these Lead Pastors to work together 40
in scheduling a prayer service of repentance I will co-lead with you for your amazing girls. I am blessed by your support on the darkest days and your congregations as we plead with God for the fresh wind of His revival and for keen ability to see things as they really are to help me to get my head out of the fruit of transformed lives. God help us. the clouds and my feet on the ground.
And before I share my closing thoughts, let me say a word about Rev. David Will every one of my DS reports be so history-laden? I doubt it. But Church, LeRoy, our 7th District Superintendent. We gathered as a district family in history matters. And the “why we did it” behind the “what we did” is a early September to honour our former leader and to express comfort and cornerstone of the spiritual foundations we value today. Will my future support. It was an incredible service in honour of a man whose life and reports to this conference be so values-focused? You better believe they legacy have made the Kingdom a better place and whose influence has led will be. Today we unapologetically draw a line in the sand of our priorities hundreds to the foot of the cross. Joanne, we are grateful for you and the to declare these six values are core - they are what matters most and God way you modeled ministry engagement with your husband and we continue being our helper will come to characterize everything we do. Mission-driven to lift you up. strategy is a good start, but it pales in comparison to the Kingdom impact of values-driven vision. Closing Thanks & Thoughts Thanks be to God for the wisdom of Rev. George W. MacDonald when he And now a word of thanks and a closing thought. spoke prophetically 130 years ago, “The fact that so many of the same mind and heart have come together to consider what kind of a union we should Thank you, DBA - your counsel has been wise, truthful, and timely. The final have, argues well for future success.” And to paraphrase the words of Dr. stages involved in the co-discovery process of our core values will always Livingstone: If we, the Atlantic District, have leaders who will only come if be a rich memory for me. You have served your district well. Dr. HC, what they know there is a good road, we don’t want them. We want women and an incredible mentor and deep-spirited friend you are. You will always be a men who will take up these Exploration Essentials and come with us, even if priceless treasure to your Tribe. Your continued investment in me goes way there is no road at all. beyond the word “statesmanship.” Andrea, last year I declared that you were a leader whose time had come. And so, it has. I just wish Steve Lennox hadn’t With His hope, noticed because now you have two guys fighting over you. Technically you are half-time with Kingswood which you know I celebrate and support - and Rev. P. T. Moore half-time with the district. Your capacity seems limitless and we can’t wait to keep exploring the Kingdom together as you soar to unexplored heights of effectiveness in our mutual mission. Karrilee, I say it all the time - you are the “secret sauce” of the Atlantic District. On any given week your Kingdom output easily exceeds the average workload of two others. And you do it with a genuine and cheerful spirit of service that is contagious. One of the very best parts of my job, is that I get to spend the office parts of this roving reverend assignment with you.
AJ Plaizier, you are not a fan of these times of public recognition so plug your ears while I talk to the conference. This man is a truly incredible leader. His ability to serve with second chair excellence as our ADS while leading one of the largest and most contextually effective ministries on our district, is a great gift to me. We have no secrets and I guarantee you this - he will never be accused of being a yes man. I need him far more than he needs me - and I like it that way. Ellen, this has been a big year of transition for us in many ways, a bookend in what we now celebrate as a God-directed and divinely timed journey. You make our family life the priority it needs to be for our 41
Assistant District Superintendent’s Report District Director of Children’s Ministries
Year one’s always feel the same - figuring out new rhythms, building trust, Children’s Ministry Leaders gathered during Beulah Camp 2017 for an learning culture, and asking a lot of questions. This past year has been all of afternoon of connecting, sharing resource ideas, and encouraging one those things and more. another from 1-2:30. Connecting together as leaders is never a waste of time! Thank you to Matt Fahringer for collaborating with us for this Mini-Huddle I have sought to be available for conversations, debates, and prayer - event. whether in person or digitally - as needed by the DS. Online ministry resources and ideas are shared on the Atlantic District It has been an honour and a privilege to serve beside our District Children’s Ministry Facebook page. Churches are encouraged to make Superintendent and with our DBA. contact and partner with other Churches to share ideas and resources. On-site ministry training was provided through The 2017 NEXT Conference Respectfully submitted, on April 14 at Moncton Wesleyan. This was our first Wesleyan/Baptist partnership that brought 265 leaders together for a day of training, Rev. A. J. Plaizier equipping and encouragement. Thank you to the Children’s Ministry leaders and pastors on our district who willingly host a Huddle, so that others may be encouraged and equipped. For more information concerning the Atlantic District Huddle, to register volunteers or host a Huddle, please contact Linda Lamos at linda.lamos@ kingschurch.cc
“If I could relive my life, I would devote my entire ministry to reaching children for God.” -D.L. Moody
“So let’s not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up.” Galatians 6:9 NLT
Respectfully submitted,
Linda Lamos 42
District Director of Global Partners District Director of Joy Ministry
Thank you for the privilege of being able to serve again this year as your District Director of Global Partners. JOY – Just Older Youth! Again, I remind you that within each Wesleyan Church on the Atlantic District there is a gold mine of gifts, talents, experience, This year we did a major update to the GP Atlantic Website (gpatlantic.ca). wisdom, love and willing hearts to serve in the persons of our seniors (55- This is the central point for accessing information about our various Atlantic Up). I count it a blessing and privilege to be a part of this select group and to District Missionaries. The site has been updated with more info and a fresh have given leadership on the district level for the past three years! new look, thanks to Pastor Stefan Gilbert for the update. On the third weekend of August 2017, nearly 80 JOY Ministry participants I have been in communication with the various mission personnel from the registered at Beulah Camp for another fun filled and uplifting weekend! The Atlantic District. My desire is to be able to serve as their liaison as needed on weather was perfect, the food was plentiful & delicious as always. the district. The ministry team was led by Rev. Dave McElhinney and his worship In the past twelve months, I had the opportunity to visit two separate team from River Valley Wesleyan Church, Grand Bay, NB. The music was overseas fields. Last May I made a vision/speaking trip to Egypt along with worshipful & uplifting and often used to set the table for the Word. Pastor our DS, Dr. Matt Friedman of Kingswood University and Justin McGuigan from Dave preached with power and insightful Biblical teaching that was both our Maple Ridge Church. It was a privilege to speak words of encouragement practical and insightful. One of the highlights of the weekend was a baptism into the life of believers in Wesleyan Standard Churches across Egypt. following the Sunday morning service!! Indeed, He is ‘Building His Church’ throughout the various district ministries! Entertainment fell into the capable In April I was able to travel to Uganda for a weekend to speak to the various hands of Pastor Kathy Shanks, Journey Wesleyan, Fredericton, NB. ☺! Global Partners Personnel from across Africa at their annual retreat. It was great to interact with this great team and to hear what God is doing in Africa. Saturday afternoon was a free time followed by an early supper and then a full evening of activities: worship service, movie, and ‘Make your own Mission Pastors from around the district met for a huddle at the district Sundaes’! office in the fall. The purpose of the day was to introduce them to some of the HQ staff that were present and to share best practices. I extend a sincere thanks to my willing volunteers who helped with registration, power point & sound (Jim & Anne MacNeill) as well as several I have met with George Pryor, the DDGP of Central Canada, to discuss how other behind the scene tasks. the two districts can work together to better serve the Kingdom through Global Partners. Special thanks to our treasurer, Mr. Lawrence Farrell, layman at Woodstock Wesleyan Church and Ron & Gloria Bunn who so capably cared for the In April I was able to speak at the World Hope Banquet at Kingswood housing matters. University promoting the Well Drilling Project in North Ghana. Thanks for allowing me the privilege and blessing to serve in this capacity GP-Atlantic would love to partner with local churches in the adventure, if you as we now anticipate further exciting and impactful senior events with new are planning a short-term trip this year please contact me. direction & leadership in mind.
I look forward to continuing to serve both the district and our GP Personnel Respectfully submitted, in this capacity. Rev. Mel Norton Respectfully submitted,
Rev. Denn Guptill 43
Riverside Director Report This year’s camp schedule: • Elementary Camp – July 9-14 Riverside 2017 was one of the most exciting camping seasons we have • Sr High Camp – July 15-21 experienced for many years. Attendance was up dramatically, campers came • Jr High Camp – July 22-28 to Jesus, many grew exponentially in their spiritual journeys and the sense of • Family Camp – Sunday, July 29-August 1 unity was amazing. Volunteerism has never been higher and we have some who have made Riverside their “mission field”. This year we are changing our adult camp routine, starting on Sunday afternoon at 3 pm American, with services continuing Monday through Our Elementary Camp had 64 campers under the leadership of Debbie Wednesday at 6:30 pm American time. Our guest evangelist is Rev Mel Rooney and Vaughn Martin. As always there was a great mix of fun, Norton. Sunday afternoon will also feature a mini concert by Kelly fellowship and teaching. Most significant was the amazing times of seeking O’Meara. God at the altar in a true movement of the Holy Spirit among these children. Debbie termed it one of the most unusual things she has ever witnessed in Respectfully submitted, many years of children’s ministry. We are thrilled that God continues to use Rev. Bud Fancy Riverside to transform young lives.
Senior High and Jr High were both in the high 50’s with the total for the 3 camps at 184. As the father of a 16 year old I value opportunities to place her in high level spiritual settings. These camps were full of the Holy Spirit’s moving in ways that change destinies. Each year we see kids called to ministry, make life altering changes, and return a few years later to serve in ministry in one of our local churches. Recent additions such as our low ropes course, team building challenges & nine-square volleyball have added much to our camping experience but the draw to Riverside still remains the profound way God reveals himself to our youth. There are also the deep relationships that our campers develop that remain from year to year. Each camping season brings a heightened anticipation as campers return to build new memories.
Finances have been much improved and we continue to make necessary repairs and additions. Last year we replaced all the windows in the hotel, redid the dining room area and nurses station and infirmary. This year we doubled the girls shower area, purchased a new commercial gas stove, and were gifted with a beautiful log cabin to provide housing for our camp speakers. This fall plans are to develop a large activities field and the swimming pool will be replaced. We celebrate the amazing facilities and effective ministry that are a part of Caton’s camping but are so grateful for the legacy of Riverside that has impacted so many. 44
District Director of Youth Thanks be to God for the vision and tireless efforts of all those who made this unprecedented move of God in the lives of Atlantic Students possible…]
The past year has been an incredible year for the Atlantic District youth! Let me say it has been an honor to serve another year in this role! Now all There have been many awesome events provided for our teenagers who are glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to connected to local youth groups. All of the volunteers and youth pastors accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think. Ephesians 3:20 (NLT) we have within the district really are making an impact in their lives! We need to thank these men and women for showing Jesus’ love to the youth Respectfully submitted, and the families they minister to with our continued prayer, support and encouragement! Rev. David Rowe
FAMILY CAMP (Youth Track) - July 10-14, 2017 The Family Camp youth leadership team continues to pour many hours of preparation & prayer into the events during the week - THANK YOU! Last year during family camp the youth track continued to see an increase in registration #’s for the week - 120+ and we are anticipating this trend to continue with the 2018 edition of the youth track! Please pray for this team and all the youth who will be involved in this years’ camp!
“ENCOUNTER WEEKEND” - October 14-15, 2017 On October 14-15, 2017 saw 400+ teens invade the Kingswood University campus for “Encounter Weekend”! Kingswood continues to offer a fantastic event that is intentional of presenting Jesus and we are seeing young hearts changed and called into full-time ministry because of this event!
“ONE CON” - May 11-12, 2018 This past May saw a BIG CHANGE occur with the merger of Rally In The Valley and the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada (CBAC) Spring Forth rally into the ONE Conference! The following is taken from the May 14, 2018, It’s Monday Again:
[ ONE Conference recorded 2500+ registrations, including 600+ local church leaders. ONE was birthed at the initiative of Kings (Brent Ingersoll & Andy Broad) to merge “Rally in the Valley” with the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada (CBAC) annual youth rally, “Spring Forth.” With additional volunteer staff and special guests in attendance for this first-ever interdenominational Atlantic student ministries conference, there were nearly 3000 in the Moncton Coliseum over this past weekend. More than 130 churches were represented including at least 5 denominations. Approximately 1000 students stood for a call to accept Christ on Friday night, including one German exchange student from Miramichi (as reported by Sharon Simoneau)! Our Father is worthy of it all! Mosaic MSC led in powerful worship and the lyrics to their song (aptly titled) “The ONE” summed up the weekend nicely, “Father, move us, Spirit, lead us, to a new place, to a new day…” 45
Executive Director of Camp Ministry ready for the summer. This summer we are experimenting with a variety of weekend activities We have much to be grateful for as we consider the blessing of having for the whole family. Plans include Saturday breakfasts, Sunday dinners, a thriving camp ministry on our district. At a time when many camps movie nights, a boating and bus trip, weekend seminar, fishing derby, coffee are struggling to stay alive, both Caton’s Island and Beulah Camp are houses, and special musical guests, all aimed at providing opportunities for experiencing growth and vitality that make stewarding this district resource community and connection on the campground. an energizing responsibility. This year we were refused student grants through the Federal government, Caton’s Island, under the visionary leadership of Dean Stephenson, is due to the requirement to sign the attestation. I am thankful to report that continuing to forge new ground in its ministry to children, youth, and families we had more students than usual receive SEED grants through the provincial with the implementation of the 2025 Vision strategy. The 2017 summer student grant program, bringing our funding up to our normal level. season saw 175 young people make first-time or re-commitment decisions for Christ. Praise the Lord! A record number of early registrations for 2018 We have an incredible volunteer base that contribute untold hours of their filled several camps to capacity by mid-May and prompted the decision to time and talent in the ministry of our camps most notably many who attend build an additional cabin. Plans are under way for a crucial Choate Dining Browns Flat Wesleyan Fellowship. A sincere thank you to those who serve Hall expansion that will accommodate 350 campers and provide opportunity so willingly and generously. Special thanks to Bruce and Roxie Cheney, Dean for further growth. and Carol Stephenson, Ron and Gloria Bunn, and Doug and Rose Tatton, who competently serve our camps with excellence and servant hearts. I had the privilege of traveling with Dean to the Christian Camp & Conference Association’s National Conference in Colorado Springs in December. The Please join me in praying that Beulah Camp and Caton’s Island will continue conference provided excellent content through the seminars and workshops, to flourish and grow and be a place where people of all ages experience the and valuable connections were made through the networking opportunities. saving grace and goodness of God.
May provided unique opportunity and challenge. We were given an exclusive Respectfully submitted, opportunity to promote Caton’s Island summer camps at WE Day in Saint John with over 7,600 middle school students in attendance. May also brought Andrea Gunter news of a snapped underwater cable that provides power to the island. Through God’s provision and the diligent efforts of several who intervened on Caton’s behalf, a solution to restore power was found months ahead of the initial timeline.
Beulah Camp continues to grow and flourish with new additions to the campground. The construction of Antioch Way provided additional lots. The Mullen Heritage Archives was established under the direction of Laurence and Vesta Mullen. A picnic shelter was erected near the playground that will accommodate 80 people. Plans are underway to create a youth recreational space in the Children’s Tabernacle and a multi-purpose gathering spot in the basement of Heritage Hall.
The Flood of 2018 was one for the record books. Our Caretaker, Bruce Cheney, did an excellent job of navigating the camp through the high-water time and overseeing the flood recovery. Over 100 volunteers gave in excess of 500-man hours of labour during the Annual Beulah Work Day to get things 46
2018 Atlantic District FY18 Year-End Would the pastors and delegates of these top five churches listed in the order of total dollars given please stand - this year they were Crosspoint Fiscal Overview ($124K), Cornerstone ($118K), Moncton ($111K), Yarmouth ($54K), and Hillside ($40K). The overview that follows provides a snapshot of our district financial position at the end of FY2018. The detailed report has been reviewed and This was an out-of-pattern fiscal year in light of leadership transitions and approved by the DBA. Our fiscal statements have been reviewed for many related extra expense last summer which will not be repeated in FY2019. As years by Stevenson and Associates of Moncton, NB, but by action of the DBA indicated above, the vast majority of pastors and churches participated very will now be reviewed annually by Turnbull & Kindred Chartered Professional responsibly in meeting their USF assessment and did so in addition to the Accountants whose offices are in Sussex, NB. This was primarily a routine generosity reflected in giving to Global Partners, church multiplication, camp matter of good fiscal oversight to seek the input of fresh perspectives during ministry, and World Hope International - Canada. Our hats are off to Pastor a change of district administration. Sharon Simoneau and Miramichi Wesleyan for making 100% this year and paying the remainder of what was owing for last year! Above and beyond - Turnbull & Kindred will be working with district office during this fiscal year to thank you for expressing the value that we are stronger together. consolidate our five companies and two bank accounts into four classes and one general ledger with one account effective May 1, 2019, at the beginning The district contributed $6,000 to Kingswood University; $6,000 to Wesleyan of the next fiscal year. This natural evolution improving our accounting Place - our office building to address long-term maintenance matters; $6,000 was made possible by software advances not previously available. Several to World Hope Canada; $53,400 to reserves for future church multiplication years ago, the district began presenting this summary overview to the and church health initiatives; $20,000 in reserve to assist pastors in attending district conference which has been very well received. Detailed copies of the The Gathering in January of 2019; $10,000 in reserve for the 2019 Canadian financial statements are available at the district office for any delegate upon National Conference and $10,000 to auto reserve. request. In keeping with this new format of presentation, the full multi-page report of profit/loss and balance statements will appear in the District Journal Beulah Camp and Conference Center and Caton’s Island both operated in the published on or before October 1st. black and for the third consecutive year Beulah Camp operations received no direct subsidy from the district. As well, an enormous milestone was Noteworthy Highlights achieved as this was the first year since its 1985 purchase by the Atlantic District, that Caton’s Island operations received no subsidy from district 1. USF collection reached a new all-time high of 96.6% up 1/10th from last USF. Even with absorbing the significant expense of expanding trailer park year’s record. sites with the addition of Antioch Way, Beulah Camp operations contributed 2. Total USF received from churches with over $500K in assessable income $10,000 to church multiplication and revitalization initiatives. Beulah also was projected as $28K+ less than FY2017 rates. This was a planned and met the government requirement for a minimum transfer of $3,500 to the celebrated investment in the frontline local church by action of the 2017 wastewater system reserve which stands at more than $46,500 - just one District Conference re: the favourable adjustment of the USF cap by 1% year away from the $50K maintenance reserve requirement by the Province for churches with income larger than $500K. First $500K - all churches of New Brunswick. are assessed at 10%. The next $500K is assessed at 8%, and the second million assessed at only 6%. Income over $2M is non-assessable for USF. Our office building - Wesleyan Place - is fully leased and operates annually This $28K investment in the impact of these churches was the result of with a modest surplus. That portion of the building occupied by the district district operations receiving 1% less in each of the top two brackets. is free from property taxes. The Edgett Memorial Boardroom is seeing 3. The flow of funds through the district office during the year for all increased activity with the use of various district boards and affinity groups purposes exceeded $3.65 million - the highest ever. and is an excellent resource for the district leadership corps. 4. Beulah and Caton’s Island had a combined income of more than $1.34 million and the district operating fund processed nearly $2.2 million. Because of previous surplus in our district health plan with Medavie Blue 5. Total district giving to Global Partners was over $800K. The top five Cross across the last several years, the district will not require an increase in churches supporting Global Partners gave a total of more than $449K. local church premiums beyond the 2012 rates until a modest increase after 47
seven years in January of 2019 which was communicated in more detail in Net assets at year-end FY2018: a May 2018 memo to all Lead Pastors. In addition, there remains a healthy district reserve to address future health care exigencies as may be needed Asset Reconciliation for our pastoral families. Gross assets 6,189,409
Cash flow details for FY2018: WIF loan 1,246,627 Net assets 4,942,782 Fund Income Expenditures Excess of Revenue over Expenses Note: The WIF loan contains residue balances from several projects including Operating 2,173,875 2,172,357 1,518 Heritage Hall, Centennial Park, River Haven, Wesleyan Place and the Church Multiplication & 74,911 74,602 309 Tabernacle expansion. However, by far the largest component in this balance Revitalization is the funding of the state-of-the-art wastewater system. Beulah Camp and 898,493 897,396 1,097 Conference Center The year-end fiscal position of the Atlantic District continues to be a stable Catons Island 443,776 443,485 291 foundation for our immediate future as we seek God for wisdom to invest Wesleyan Place 64,331 63,800 531 these resources in the advancement of His Kingdom. The highest ever USF payment rate given by you this year is a tangible expression for His glory Totals FY 18 3,655,386 3,651,640 3,746 that we are in fact stronger together in how our shared mission and values transform lives, communities, and churches through the hope and holiness Cash balances on hand including all reserves and designated funds at year- of Jesus Christ - end FY2018: Thank you! Fund Balance 4/30/18 Operating 329,148 July 12, 2018 Church Multiplication & Revitalization 173,321 Beulah Camp and Conference Center 289,124 Catons Island 26,294 Wesleyan Place 35,571 Totals FY 18 853,458
Gross assets at year-end FY2018 including estimated property values:
Fund Balance 4/30/18 Operating 849,448 Church Multiplication & Revitalization 173,321 Beulah Camp and Conference Center 3,952,775 Catons Island 1,178,294 Wesleyan Place 35,571 Totals FY 18 6,189,409 48
Atlantic District United Stewardship Nackawic, NB 100% 11,546.00 11,546.00 Fund 2018 Perth-Andover, NB 100% 13,030.00 13,030.00 Presque Isle, ME 100% 84,082.00 84,082.00 Church % Paid Assessment Amt. Paid Saint John-First, NB 100% 21,781.00 21,781.00 Miramichi, NB 160% 6,117.00 9,800.00 Sussex, NB 100% 31,196.00 31,196.00 Shelburne-Hope, NS 101% 1,938.00 1,950.00 Tiddville-Live Well Community, NS 100% 1,500.00 1,500.00 Amherst, NS 100% 12,483.00 12,483.00 Truro-Connection, NS 100% 15,826.00 15,828.00 Bangor-The River, ME 100% 13,295.00 13,295.00 West Head, NS 100% 11,111.00 11,111.00 Black's Harbour, NB 100% 11,766.00 11,772.00 Woods Harbour, NS 100% 13,332.00 13,332.00 Brazil Lake, NS 100% 11,698.00 11,698.00 Woodstock, NB 100% 37,561.00 37,561.00 Bristol-Trinity, NB 100% 9,388.00 9,388.00 Yarmouth, NS 100% 49,133.00 49,133.00 Brown's Flat-Fellowship NB 100% 6,217.00 6,217.00 Lower Brighton, NB 96% 8,052.00 7,715.76 Cornerstone, NS/QC 100% 42,304.00 42,304.00 Crystal, ME 68% 3,498.00 2,376.00 Dartmouth, NS 100% 33,774.00 33,774.00 Norton, NB 67% 7,701.00 5,136.00 Digby, NS 100% 16,642.00 16,644.00 Fort Fairfield-Community, ME 61% 4,881.00 2,967.00 Fredericton-Corbett Avenue, NB 100% 30,001.00 30,001.00 Easton, ME 42% 7,699.00 3,250.00 Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB 100% 60,269.00 60,269.00 Scarborough-Coastal Community, ME 16% 12,901.00 2,000.00 Fredericton-Journey, NB 100% 51,005.00 51,005.00 Westchester, NS 13% 3,803.00 504.00 Grand Bay-River Valley, NB 100% 13,623.00 13,623.00 Havelock, NB 12% 5,871.00 720.00 Grand Manan-The Lighthouse, NB 100% 26,838.00 26,838.00 Beals, ME 9% 4,503.00 400.00 Halifax-Deep Water, NS 100% 37,591.00 37,596.00 Port Maitland, NS 8% 4,819.00 400.00 Halifax-Metro, NS 100% 9,617.00 9,617.00 Lower Hainesville, NB 0% 4,057.00 0.00 Hampton-Island, PE 100% 7,955.00 7,956.00 Hartland, NB 100% 18,683.00 18,683.00 2017-2018% Paid 96.6% Havelock, NS 100% 17,888.00 17,888.00 Assessment 1,123,996.00 Head of Millstream, NB 100% 2,264.00 2,264.00 Total Amount Due Houlton, ME 100% 30,914.00 30,924.00 Total Amount Paid 1,085,415.76 Ingomar-Faith, NS 100% 5,631.00 5,640.00 Jonesport, ME 100% 6,863.00 6,864.00 Kentville-New Hope, NS 100% 30,812.00 30,812.00 April 30th, 2018 Kings, NB/NS 100% 103,332.00 103,332.00 Maple Ridge, NB 100% 17,671.00 17,671.00 Moncton, NB 100% 114,961.00 114,961.00 Monticello, ME 100% 3,370.00 3,370.00 Mount Pearl-Solid Rock, NL 100% 11,203.00 11,208.00 49
Atlantic District United Stewardship Lower Hainesville, NB $33,433 $3,343 $279 Fund Assessments 2018-2019 Maple Ridge, NB $178,095 $17,809 $1,485 Miramichi, NB $82,549 $8,255 $688 Church Total Assessable USF Assessment Monthly payment Moncton, NB ** $1,447,528 $116,852 $9,738 Amherst, NS $164,408 $16,441 $1,371 Monticello, ME $28,239 $2,824 $236 Bangor-The River, ME $133,361 $13,336 $1,112 Mount Pearl-Solid Rock, NL $114,663 $11,466 $956 Beals, ME $39,928 $3,993 $333 Nackawic, NB $95,905 $9,590 $800 Black's Harbour, NB $109,546 $10,955 $913 Norton, NB $86,623 $8,662 $722 Brazil Lake, NS $96,512 $9,651 $805 Perth-Andover, NB $125,656 $12,566 $1,048 Bristol-Trinity, NB $101,950 $10,195 $850 Port Maitland, NS $46,003 $4,600 $384 Brown's Flat-Fellowship, NB $71,147 $7,115 $593 Presque Isle, ME ** $981,626 $88,530 $7,378 Cornerstone, NS/QC $421,111 $42,111 $3,510 Saint John-First, NB $211,805 $21,180 $1,765 Crystal, ME $30,806 $3,081 $257 Scarborough-Coastal Community, ME $121,239 $12,124 $1,011 Dartmouth-Hillside, NS $347,097 $34,710 $2,893 Shelburne-Hope, NS * $45,184 $3,388 $282 Digby, NS $147,490 $14,749 $1,230 Sussex, NB $351,214 $35,121 $2,927 Easton, ME $77,846 $7,785 $649 Tiddville-Live Well Community, NS * $45,512 $2,276 $190 Fort Fairfield-Community, ME $27,423 $2,742 $228 Truro-Connection, NS $166,546 $16,655 $138 Fredericton-Corbett Avenue, NB $286,486 $28,649 $2,388 West Head, NS $103,362 $10,336 $862 Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB ** $697,087 $65,767 $5,481 Westchester, NS $30,879 $3,088 $258 Fredericton-Journey, NB ** $516,706 $51,336 $4,278 Wood's Harbour, NS $134,641 $13,464 $1,122 Grand Bay-River Valley, NB $169,672 $16,967 $1,414 Woodstock, NB $364,262 $36,426 $3,036 Grand Manan-The Lighthouse, NB $245,109 $24,511 $2,043 Yarmouth, NS ** $512,908 $51,033 $4,253 Halifax-Deep Water, NS ** $565,961 $55,277 $4,607 TOTALS $12,247,268 $1,159,510 Halifax-Metro, NS $110,203 $11,020 $919 * Church with adjusted USF assessment due to ‘church plant’/relaunch Hampton-Island, PE $79,673 $7,967 $664 ** Churches with adjusted USF assessment due to income in excesss of $500K Hartland, NB $166,347 $16,635 $1,387 Havelock,NB $57,020 $5,702 $476 Havelock, NS $161,897 $16,190 $1,350 Head of Millstream, NB $23,874 $2,387 $199 Houlton, ME $352,869 $35,287 $2,941 Ingomar-Faith, NS $64,525 $6,452 $538 Jonesport, ME $55,234 $5,523 $461 Kentville-New Hope, NS $319,699 $31,970 $2,665 Kings, NB/NS ** $1,210,581 $102,635 $8,553 Lower Brighton, NB $87,828 $8,783 $732 50
2:05 PM Atlantic District The Wesleyan Church 2:04 PM Atlantic District The Wesleyan Church 2018-08-01 Balance Sheet 2018-08-01 Profit & Loss Cash Basis As of 30 April 2018 Cash Basis May 2017 through April 2018
30 Apr 18 May '17 - Apr 18 ASSETS Income Current Assets 310 · USF 1,088,363.05 Chequing/Savings 101 · Chequing-BNS 283,040.57 320 · World Missions-Global Partners 608,627.48 105 · BNS GIC 49,030.80 330 · World Missions Projects 65,295.05 Total Chequing/Savings 332,071.37 335 · Hephzibah 2,000.00 Accounts Receivable 8,222.00 130 · Accounts Receivable -673.12 336 · Global Project 342 · Kingswood 500.00 Total Accounts Receivable -673.12 380 · Insurance Income 327,260.46
Other Current Assets 385 · District Events 2,952.65 Undeposited Funds -2,250.00 391 · US Exchange 37,096.35 Total Other Current Assets -2,250.00 392 · Interest Income 5,091.86 393 · Misc Income 133.95 Total Current Assets 329,148.25 394 · HST Rebate 10,169.86 395 · Transfers fr Equity 4,294.89 Fixed Assets 400 · Transfer from TWCC 8,750.00 175 · Fixed Assets 520,300.00 410 · World Hope 5,117.17 Total Fixed Assets 520,300.00 Total Income 2,173,874.77 TOTAL ASSETS 849,448.25 Expense LIABILITIES & EQUITY 500 · Salaries 160,475.37 Liabilities 510 · Payroll Expenses/Benefits 71,319.31 Current Liabilities Other Current Liabilities 530 · Office Operations 50,444.30 190 · Deferred Revenue 2,923.00 541 · DS Representative 2,871.58 Total Other Current Liabilities 2,923.00 550 · Travel 28,942.15 Total Current Liabilities 2,923.00 557 · Public Relations 7,449.54 Long Term Liabilities 191 · Due to/from Wesleyan Place -18,057.94 560 · District Seasonal Residence 2,139.74 192 · Due to/from ECG -164,252.73 1,200.00 193 · Due to/From Revolving -25,054.13 575 · District Journal 580 · Boards/Committees 12,665.08 Total Long Term Liabilities -207,364.80 590 · District Conference 2,367.46 Total Liabilities -204,441.80 600 · Conferences 35,139.65
Equity 610 · Ministerial Training 3,898.08 201 · Contingency 100,000.00 8,513.87 204 · River Haven Reserve 10,000.00 612 · Ministerial Counseling 205 · Auto Reserve 10,000.00 615 · Literature 2,037.77 209 · Global Projects Reserve 3,760.49 620 · Benevolence 3,897.97 212 · Equipment Reserve 7,000.00 630 · Insurance 327,594.61 215 · Ministry Affirmation/Gathering 53,398.23 220 · Property Acquisition Reserve 100,000.00 635 · General Church 1,296,379.44 222 · Graham Reserve 3,513.90 223 · District Project Reserve 15,000.00 695 · Govt fees 1,584.63 225 · Reserve Funds -39,375.08 696 · Professional Fees 10,092.65 227 · CMASH - GPHN 3,553.03 698 · Bank Charges 523.73 228 · Cdn National Conference Reserve 50,000.00 699 · Misc Expense 479.86 229 · Medical Insurance Reserve 111,616.00 720 · Ministry Support 132,339.87 271 · Wesleyan Place 520,300.00 299 · Retained Earnings -95,703.97 740 · Transfer to Auto Reserve 10,000.00 E210 · Church Multiplication 154,255.21 760 · General Transfer 0.00 E212 · Church Revitalization 20,000.00 R300 · R - Equity 25,054.13 Total Expense 2,172,356.66 Net Income 1,518.11 Net Income 1,518.11 Total Equity 1,053,890.05
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 849,448.25
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1:53 PM Atlantic District - Church Revitalization & Multiplication 1:51 PM Atlantic District - Church Revitalization & Multiplication 2018-08-01 Balance Sheet 2018-08-01 Profit & Loss Cash Basis As of 30 April 2018 Cash Basis May 2017 through April 2018
30 Apr 18 May '17 - Apr 18 ASSETS Income Current Assets 310 · Contributions-Designated 18,160.50 Chequing/Savings 101 · Chequing-BNS 173,321.16 396 · Church Multiplication 5,000.00 397 · Church Revitalization 11,500.00 Total Chequing/Savings 173,321.16 398 · Misc 750.00 399 · Trans from Reserves 39,500.00 Total Current Assets 173,321.16 Total Income 74,910.50 TOTAL ASSETS 173,321.16 Expense LIABILITIES & EQUITY 615 · Church Revitalization Exp 24,009.87 Liabilities 620 · Church Planter Assessments 30.00 Long Term Liabilities 650 · Church Multiplication Exp 20,148.89 191 · Due to/from Operating 164,252.73 675 · Renewal/Multi-site Ch Projects 25,259.02 Total Long Term Liabilities 164,252.73 691 · Professional Fees 2,052.85 Total Liabilities 164,252.73 699 · Expenses-Other 3,101.20
Equity Total Expense 74,601.83 210 · Church Planting Reserve 5,000.00 212 · Church Health Reserve 5,000.00 Net Income 308.67 250 · Retained Earnings -1,240.24 Net Income 308.67
Total Equity 9,068.43
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 173,321.16
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5:43 PM Atlantic District - Beulah Camp 5:42 PM Atlantic District - Beulah Camp 2018-07-26 Profit & Loss 2018-07-26 Balance Sheet Cash Basis May 2017 through April 2018 Cash Basis As of 30 April 2018 May '17 - Apr 18 30 Apr 18 Income 300 · Cottage Taxes 98,539.24 ASSETS 305 · Lot Lease 224,357.35 Current Assets 307 · Lot Transfer 600.00 Chequing/Savings 310 · Beulah Rooms 26,259.89 101 · Bank of Nova Scotia 291,717.06 312 · Trailer Park 50,788.89 315 · Laundromat 2,147.50 6,000.00 Total Chequing/Savings 291,717.06 316 · Jones Cottage/Historical 319 · Food Service Off Season 20,981.89 320 · Off Season Operations 36,279.00 Accounts Receivable 321 · Brown's Flat Fellowship 64,654.00 Beulah Taxes -541.07 322 · Hotel Food Service 28,842.67 Beulah Trailer/RV Park -524.50 323 · BFWF - Other 23,090.17 125 · Lot Leases -1,527.20 325 · Donations Designated 17,615.00 1,530.00 -2,592.77 330 · Donations Undesignated Total Accounts Receivable 333 · District Ministries 4,082.25 335 · Offerings 50,808.60 Total Current Assets 289,124.29 345 · HST Rebate 20,556.53 Fixed Assets 360 · Interest 978.96 175 · Beulah Camp Facilities 3,663,651.11 365 · Memorabilia 245.40 366 · Day Like No Other 23,534.25 Total Fixed Assets 3,663,651.11 375 · Miscellaneous 3,346.64 381 · Special Project 10,721.00
TOTAL ASSETS 3,952,775.40 383 · Transfer from Equity 178,249.60 395 · Government Grants 4,284.00 LIABILITIES & EQUITY Liabilities Total Income 898,492.83 Current Liabilities Gross Profit 898,492.83 Other Current Liabilities 205 · Prepaid Taxes 48,324.00 Expense 500 · Salaries 77,882.27
Total Other Current Liabilities 48,324.00 515 · Honoraria Comm Chair 2,650.00 520 · Benefits 24,061.15 Total Current Liabilities 48,324.00 526 · Blue Cross 7,880.00 Long Term Liabilities 530 · Taxes 142,961.54 180 · WIF WW Loan 514,630.14 550 · Guest Honoraria & Travel 10,928.88 200 · WIF Loan 731,996.86 555 · Honorarium - Summer Sundays 600.00 560 · Office Supplies 3,415.73 Total Long Term Liabilities 1,246,627.00 571 · EDCM Expenses 1,647.82 572 · Vehicles/Travel/Fuel 7,404.85 Total Liabilities 1,294,951.00 573 · Beulah Session 488.10 580 · Utilities 85,192.69 Equity 600 · Hotel Food Services 39,627.49 201 · Special Project Reserve 6,283.21 203 · Youth Tabernacle Fund 21,889.85 603 · BFWF Expenses 9,199.75 211 · Heartland Maintenance 1,338.12 604 · Food Services Off Season 11,208.45 213 · Mullen Heritage Archives 3,599.62 607 · BFWF - Transfer Other 22,870.17 216 · Contingency 10,000.00 620 · Maintenance/Repairs 50,288.57 218 · Property/Maint Reserve 33,235.34 621 · Operations 35,757.98 225 · Wharf Reserve 7,456.95 622 · Equipment Expense 36,137.72 623 · Promotions 2,702.45 250 · Wastewater System Reserve 46,518.40 625 · Children's Ministry 2,347.52 275 · Beulah Net Fixed Assets 2,417,023.75 626 · IDE - Daigle Development 13,800.00 5:42 PM 630 · Youth MinistryAtlantic District - Beulah Camp 302.57 299 · Retained Earnings 109,381.94 650 · Insurance 24,861.00 2018-07-26 Profit & Loss Net Income 1,097.22 Cash Basis 666 · Day Like No OtherMay E 2017 through April 2018 34,946.87 94,800.00 Total Equity 2,657,824.40 690 · WIF Mortgage 692 · Bank Charges 2,514.47 May '17 - Apr 18 695 · Transfer Funds 2,300.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 3,952,775.40 698 · Misc expense 1,776.53 700 · Special Projects 136,841.04 Page 1
725 · Designated Transfer 10,000.00
Total Expense 897,395.61
Net Income 1,097.22
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3:24 PM Caton's Island 3:23 PM Caton's Island 2018-07-26 Balance Sheet 2018-07-26 Profit & Loss Cash Basis As of 30 April 2018 Cash Basis May 2017 through April 2018
30 Apr 18 May '17 - Apr 18 ASSETS Income Current Assets 400 · Registration Fees 182,755.88 Chequing/Savings 401 · Registration HST 27,413.37 101 · Bank of Nova Scotia 26,293.85 405 · Donations Undesignated 6,410.00 Total Chequing/Savings 26,293.85 410 · Donations Designated 89,121.31
Total Current Assets 26,293.85 415 · Rentals/Retreats 60,103.25 430 · Canteen Revenue 22,487.76 Fixed Assets 432 · Memorabilia Revenue 5,551.00 175 · Catons Island Facilities 1,152,000.00 435 · Camper CD 2,590.00 445 · HST Rebate 10,623.18 1,152,000.00 Total Fixed Assets 475 · Miscellaneous 13,322.91 10,187.98 TOTAL ASSETS 1,178,293.85 490 · Transfer from Reserves 492 · Special Projects Revenue 5,000.00 LIABILITIES & EQUITY 495 · Government Grants 8,209.00 Equity Total Income 443,775.64 310 · Special Projects Reserve 17,493.44 314 · Catons Haiti Camp Reserve 8,403.88 Expense 375 · Net Assets - Catons F Assets 1,152,000.00 500 · Salaries 142,212.88 399 · Net Assets - Unrestricted 106.02 Net Income 290.51 520 · Benefits 4,616.79
Total Equity 1,178,293.85 530 · Staff Training 9,390.73
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 1,178,293.85 560 · Office 1,169.80 565 · Petty Cash 0.00 570 · Fuel/Travel 8,081.97 575 · Catons Session 480.96 580 · Utilities 20,003.87
600 · Food Service 56,000.60 601 · Operations 3,520.30 602 · Medical Supplies 895.80 610 · Special Projects 41,650.46
615 · Programming 4,247.38 620 · Maintenance/ Repairs/Equipment 55,188.49 645 · Canteen 20,311.07 647 · Memorabilia 4,506.82 650 · Promotion 8,328.49 660 · Insurance 23,906.15 685 · Speakers/Musicians 2,850.00 690 · Receiver General - HST 16,448.03 692 · Bank Charges 67.00 693 · WIF Payments 19,607.54
Total Expense 443,485.13
Net Income 290.51
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10:23 AM Wesleyan Place 10:23 AM Wesleyan Place 2018-07-26 Balance Sheet 2018-07-26 Profit & Loss Cash Basis As of 30 April 2018 Cash Basis May 2017 through April 2018
30 Apr 18 May '17 - Apr 18 ASSETS Ordinary Income/Expense Current Assets Income Chequing/Savings 300 Rentals 45,636.45 101 Bank of Nova Scotia 35,570.98 340 HST Rebate 1,579.24 Total Chequing/Savings 35,570.98 360 Transfer fr Equity 16,500.00 375 Miscellaneous 615.00 Total Current Assets 35,570.98 Total Income 64,330.69 TOTAL ASSETS 35,570.98 Expense LIABILITIES & EQUITY 525 Utilities 7,666.96 Equity 200 Maintenance Reserve 10,000.00 560 Property Taxes 17,138.16 299 Retained Earnings 25,040.19 565 Receiver General - HST 2,632.43 Net Income 530.79 580 Repairs and Maintenance 19,993.12
Total Equity 35,570.98 595 Office Renovations 14,202.63 610 Miscellaneous Expense 2,166.60 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 35,570.98 Total Expense 63,799.90
Net Ordinary Income 530.79
Net Income 530.79
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Statistical Report of Churches
Student Total Student Added Covenant Total Covenant Covenant Trans Covenant Removed Covenant Remove Covenant Remove Covenant Remove Church Student Removed Student Total Covenant Trans Covenant Removed Last Year this Year Last Year Received Denom Trans Denom Voluntary Epulsion
Amherst, NS 0 0 0 0 49 4 2 0 0 2 0 8 0
Bangor-The River, ME 0 0 0 0 44 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Beals, ME 0 0 0 0 37 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0
Black's Harbour, NB 0 0 0 0 80 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 0
Brazil Lake, NS 0 0 0 0 48 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 0
Bristol-Trinity, NB 0 1 0 1 37 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Browns Flat-Fellowship, NB 0 0 0 0 49 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0
Cornerstone, NS/QC 0 0 0 0 46 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Crystal, ME 0 2 0 2 23 4 0 0 3 0 0 2 0
Dartmouth-Hillside, NS 0 0 0 0 110 7 0 0 0 0 0 15 0
Digby, NS 0 0 0 0 138 4 0 0 2 2 0 24 0
Easton, ME 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fort Fairfield-Community, ME 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0
Fredericton-Corbett Avenue, NB 0 0 0 0 172 0 2 0 1 1 0 55 0
Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB 0 0 0 0 179 6 2 2 3 0 0 0 0
Fredericton-Journey, NB 0 0 0 0 243 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Grand Bay-River Valley, NB 0 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
Grand Manan-The Lighthouse, NB 0 0 0 0 102 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Halifax-Deep Water, NS 0 0 0 0 101 42 0 0 1 0 1 42 0
Halifax-Metro, NS 0 0 0 0 27 4 0 11 0 1 0 3 0
Hampton-Island, PE 0 0 0 0 76 16 2 0 0 0 0 76 0
Hartland, NB 0 0 0 0 76 0 1 2 2 2 0 0 0
Havelock-NB 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Havelock-NS 0 0 0 0 58 0 0 0 1 2 0 7 0
Head of Millstream, NB 0 0 0 0 21 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Houlton, ME 0 0 0 0 138 0 0 0 3 0 2 3 0
Ingomar-Faith, NS 0 0 0 0 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Jonesport, ME 0 0 0 0 39 4 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 56
Statistical Report of Churches
Student Total Student Added Covenant Total Covenant Covenant Trans Covenant Removed Covenant Remove Covenant Remove Covenant Remove Church Student Removed Student Total Covenant Trans Covenant Removed Last Year this Year Last Year Received Denom Trans Denom Voluntary Epulsion
Kentville-New Hope, NS 0 0 0 0 63 7 3 4 0 2 1 4 0
Kings, NB/NS 0 0 0 0 192 30 2 0 1 1 0 15 0
Lower Brighton, NB 0 0 0 0 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Lower Hainesville, NB 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Maple Ridge, NB 0 0 0 0 82 0 0 0 0 2 0 24 0
Miramichi, NB 0 0 0 0 24 0 2 0 0 0 7 0 0
Moncton, NB 0 0 0 0 409 45 0 0 3 0 0 127 0
Monticello, ME 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0
Mount Pearl-Solid Rock, NL 0 0 0 0 43 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 0
Nackawic, NB 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Norton, NB 0 0 0 0 38 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Perth-Andover, NB 0 0 0 0 72 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0
Port Maitland, NS 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Portland-Coastal Community, ME 1 0 0 1 60 0 0 2 0 0 6 0 0
Presque Isle, ME 0 0 0 0 273 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 0
Saint John-First, NB 0 0 0 0 88 5 4 0 2 1 0 0 0
Shelburne-Hope, NS 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0
Sussex, NB 0 0 0 0 220 4 2 0 1 0 0 0 0
Tiddville-Live Well Community, NS 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0
Truro-Connection, NS 0 0 0 0 58 3 2 0 1 2 1 7 0
West Head, NS 0 0 0 0 55 4 2 0 1 0 0 0 0
Westchester, NS 0 0 0 0 29 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Wood's Harbour, NS 0 2 2 0 66 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0
Woodstock, NB 2 0 0 2 254 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0
Yarmouth, NS 0 0 0 0 288 13 6 0 3 0 1 1 0
Total 3 5 2 6 4459 250 38 26 52 24 27 445 0 57
Statistical Report of Churches
Covenant Total Covenant Total Avg Worship Church Name Total All Members Live Online Att Avg Child SS Avg Youth SS Avg Adults SS Total Avg SS Persons Saved Persons Sanctified Persons Baptized Infant Dedicated Remove This Yr Attend
Amherst, NS 10 45 45 99 0 13 0 0 13 3 0 2 1
Bangor-The River, ME 1 48 48 100 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 0 3
Beals, ME 4 33 33 18 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 0
Black's Harbour, NB 6 74 74 66 0 8 6 15 29 0 0 4 0
Brazil Lake, NS 3 49 49 65 0 6 5 39 50 4 0 3 0
Bristol-Trinity, NB 0 39 40 86 0 20 0 0 20 2 2 0 0
Browns Flat-Fellowship, NB 1 50 50 116 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Cornerstone, NS/QC 1 46 46 289 55 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 1
Crystal, ME 5 22 24 35 0 2 2 11 15 0 0 0 0
Dartmouth-Hillside, NS 15 102 102 232 0 20 0 0 20 7 0 10 4
Digby, NS 28 114 114 202 65 0 0 0 0 13 3 3 2
Easton, ME 0 35 35 46 0 4 1 11 16 0 0 1 0
Fort Fairfield-Community, ME 2 18 18 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fredericton-Corbett Avenue, NB 57 117 117 208 0 48 0 0 48 9 0 0 6
Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB 3 186 186 531 0 87 25 0 112 37 0 24 1
Fredericton-Journey, NB 1 242 242 347 20 0 0 0 0 13 0 13 0
Grand Bay-River Valley, NB 2 34 34 65 5 16 0 0 16 12 1 10 1
Grand Manan-The Lighthouse, NB 0 114 114 136 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 8 2
Halifax-Deep Water, NS 44 99 99 465 8 91 50 0 141 28 0 28 0
Halifax-Metro, NS 4 38 38 57 0 19 0 0 19 16 0 0 0
Hampton-Island, PE 76 18 18 33 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 0
Hartland, NB 4 75 75 110 0 20 14 33 67 3 3 3 1
Havelock-NB 1 26 26 31 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Havelock-NS 10 48 48 73 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Head of Millstream, NB 1 21 21 24 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0
Houlton, ME 8 130 130 255 12 25 12 24 61 20 0 1 1
Ingomar-Faith, NS 0 29 29 25 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 0 0
Jonesport, ME 18 25 25 46 0 14 6 8 28 1 0 1 0 58
Statistical Report of Churches
Covenant Total Covenant Total Avg Worship Church Name Total All Members Live Online Att Avg Child SS Avg Youth SS Avg Adults SS Total Avg SS Persons Saved Persons Sanctified Persons Baptized Infant Dedicated Remove This Yr Attend
Kentville-New Hope, NS 7 70 70 233 125 42 4 0 46 14 0 10 9
Kings, NB/NS 17 207 207 1568 300 253 112 0 365 481 0 137 24
Lower Brighton, NB 0 33 33 46 0 11 3 13 27 5 0 3 2
Lower Hainesville, NB 1 8 8 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Maple Ridge, NB 26 56 56 134 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 5 1
Miramichi, NB 7 19 19 23 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Moncton, NB 130 324 324 1028 28 203 0 0 203 92 0 32 9
Monticello, ME 2 11 11 19 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Mount Pearl-Solid Rock, NL 6 37 37 61 0 5 0 0 5 2 0 2 0
Nackawic, NB 0 26 26 52 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0
Norton, NB 1 37 37 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Perth-Andover, NB 4 68 68 70 0 0 0 70 70 2 1 0 0
Port Maitland, NS 2 19 19 29 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 0
Portland-Coastal Community, ME 6 56 57 70 0 18 12 0 30 2 3 2 2
Presque Isle, ME 6 267 267 651 0 88 75 165 328 50 20 18 2
Saint John-First, NB 3 94 94 179 0 24 0 8 32 12 0 11 2
Shelburne-Hope, NS 3 19 19 50 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0
Sussex, NB 1 225 225 194 0 29 0 0 29 2 0 1 0
Tiddville-Live Well Community, NS 0 7 7 15 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1
Truro-Connection, NS 11 52 52 88 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 3
West Head, NS 1 60 60 60 20 28 4 40 72 2 0 2 0
Westchester, NS 0 31 31 24 0 0 0 13 13 2 2 0 0
Wood's Harbour, NS 2 66 66 87 0 35 5 15 55 5 0 10 1
Woodstock, NB 2 254 256 220 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 2 1
Yarmouth, NS 5 302 302 518 0 66 0 0 66 21 0 31 5
Total 548 4225 4231 9251 638 1211 336 471 2018 916 37 400 85 59
Statistical Report of Churches
Declared Intentional Number Given Child Church Name Ministry Students Wesleyan Students Other Youth Discipleship Adult Discipleship Value Church Value Parsonage Indebtedness Assessable Tithes Assessable Other Disciples To Plant Discipleship Missions Amherst, NS 0 2 6 60 0 35 30 150 2169888 0 83000 156265 13473
Bangor-The River, ME 0 0 3 0 0 36 6 72 350000 0 217589 139861 1920
Beals, ME 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 50 950000 99201 0 38096 4232
Black's Harbour, NB 0 0 0 32 0 16 6 5 675000 70000 0 103124 10107
Brazil Lake, NS 0 0 0 5 0 55 11 26 600000 150000 0 103126 10670
Bristol-Trinity, NB 0 0 3 0 0 23 24 38 1102500 0 41000 119165 0
Browns Flat-Fellowship, NB 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 75 0 0 0 73892 24070
Cornerstone, NS/QC 0 3 3 77 0 127 53 252 1650000 0 747965 421254 136278
Crystal, ME 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 62019 51117 0 30316 960
Dartmouth-Hillside, NS 3 3 7 35 0 55 40 216 2329308 0 922914 337226 50271
Digby, NS 1 0 2 0 0 45 51 70 340000 0 0 151170 0
Easton, ME 0 0 3 0 0 13 2 21 325000 100000 0 74294 5158
Fort Fairfield-Community, ME 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 27 150000 0 0 28168 0
Fredericton-Corbett Avenue, NB 0 0 10 29 0 122 15 186 2348651 116000 212811 286336 27924
Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB 1 1 25 0 0 125 100 700 2030447 0 0 590983 230265
Fredericton-Journey, NB 0 1 7 8 0 97 108 347 3412064 0 988037 507165 23660
Grand Bay-River Valley, NB 1 0 2 45 0 28 10 70 1260000 0 0 136827 37060 Grand Manan-The Lighthouse, 1 1 3 12 0 40 45 160 750000 280000 0 219738 38723 NB Halifax-Deep Water, NS 0 0 80 280 0 128 109 500 776119 0 590077 556963 17478
Halifax-Metro, NS 0 0 0 40 0 28 3 50 0 350000 0 112899 105
Hampton-Island, PE 0 0 2 0 0 10 4 40 150447 0 0 82027 0
Hartland, NB 0 1 3 21 0 50 19 180 1555000 0 0 163318 9597
Havelock-NB 0 2 1 0 0 36 16 70 437000 200000 5400 57505 770
Havelock-NS 0 1 4 0 0 58 57 131 1448931 100000 339488 159849 9455
Head of Millstream, NB 0 0 0 13 0 7 3 30 33000 47000 0 25074 0
Houlton, ME 2 0 8 0 0 100 120 300 927000 0 23000 353582 2042
Ingomar-Faith, NS 1 0 0 0 0 8 1 30 151500 115700 1184 64525 0
Jonesport, ME 1 1 3 0 0 44 19 60 444000 190000 0 52453 7015 60
Statistical Report of Churches
Declared Intentional Number Given Child Church Name Ministry Students Wesleyan Students Other Youth Discipleship Adult Discipleship Value Church Value Parsonage Indebtedness Assessable Tithes Assessable Other Disciples To Plant Discipleship Missions Kentville-New Hope, NS 1 3 10 120 0 90 42 250 1400000 0 341000 321199 19755
Kings, NB/NS 4 7 0 0 0 850 163 3742 7680984 0 4896975 1222201 0
Lower Brighton, NB 0 0 0 63 0 19 8 80 230000 85000 0 74337 16466
Lower Hainesville, NB 1 2 0 0 0 0 8 15 135000 82500 0 33433 0
Maple Ridge, NB 0 0 6 41 0 25 19 134 733000 150000 0 176374 19805
Miramichi, NB 0 0 12 19 0 0 0 0 1034115 0 210341 82549 1425
Moncton, NB 0 5 7 483 0 768 416 1200 11402888 0 3998852 1484420 82864
Monticello, ME 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 26 113000 0 0 27761 628
Mount Pearl-Solid Rock, NL 0 0 0 0 0 16 7 72 728000 0 80775 110397 12338
Nackawic, NB 0 0 2 0 0 14 10 21 100300 75000 0 96905 0
Norton, NB 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 75 660000 125000 0 76679 11954
Perth-Andover, NB 0 1 0 20 0 40 14 45 700000 100000 0 130656 1120
Port Maitland, NS 0 0 0 12 0 7 0 31 125000 81700 0 47653 0
Portland-Coastal Community, ME 1 0 5 12 2 25 12 75 395000 0 333282 121239 0
Presque Isle, ME 3 5 18 15 0 185 187 1500 2500000 0 0 953730 65466
Saint John-First, NB 0 0 4 0 5 40 40 220 1900000 170000 0 226680 0
Shelburne-Hope, NS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 252000 67200 0 45184 0
Sussex, NB 0 4 10 70 0 40 20 244 2600000 0 226375 359826 0 Tiddville-Live Well Community, 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 15 114200 103681 0 43771 2558 NS Truro-Connection, NS 0 0 1 0 0 20 10 90 678661 0 0 163860 17280
West Head, NS 0 1 0 0 0 45 6 60 850000 175000 0 103606 5400
Westchester, NS 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 39100 59000 0 24869 6670
Wood's Harbour, NS 2 4 7 40 0 20 10 45 500000 175000 100000 118655 21808
Woodstock, NB 2 0 0 100 0 100 100 350 1889684 150000 877692 353296 45838
Yarmouth, NS 6 1 5 0 0 0 0 285 1065284 0 0 546274 22126
Total 31 50 267 1665 7 3605 1933 12435 64254090 3468099 15237757 12090755 1014734 61
Statistical Report of Churches
Total District Church Total Non- Day Care Retirement Total Other Non- Grant Total Church Name DBA Projects Total Income Grants Borrowed Money Property Wills Interest Assessable Plant assessable Income assessable Income
Amherst, NS 169738 0 0 0 169738 0 0 2275 0 0 0 2275 172013
Bangor-The River, ME 141781 0 0 0 141781 0 0 15000 0 0 0 15000 156781
Beals, ME 42328 0 0 0 42328 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42328
Black's Harbour, NB 113231 0 0 0 113231 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 113231
Brazil Lake, NS 113796 8385 0 8385 122181 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 122181
Bristol-Trinity, NB 119165 0 0 0 119165 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 119165
Browns Flat-Fellowship, NB 97962 0 0 0 97962 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 97962
Cornerstone, NS/QC 557532 0 0 0 557532 0 0 3660 198501 0 0 202161 759693
Crystal, ME 31276 0 0 0 31276 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31276
Dartmouth-Hillside, NS 387497 0 0 0 387497 0 0 60770 0 0 0 60770 448267
Digby, NS 151170 0 0 0 151170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 151170
Easton, ME 79452 7851 0 7851 87303 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 87303
Fort Fairfield-Community, ME 28168 0 0 0 28168 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28168
Fredericton-Corbett Avenue, NB 314260 0 0 0 314260 0 0 76349 23721 0 0 100070 414330
Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB 821248 0 0 0 821248 0 0 0 0 0 156 156 821404
Fredericton-Journey, NB 530825 73239 0 73239 604064 20800 282779 30548 0 0 241 334368 938432
Grand Bay-River Valley, NB 173887 0 0 0 173887 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 173887
Grand Manan-The Lighthouse, NB 258461 110225 0 110225 368686 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 368686
Halifax-Deep Water, NS 574441 0 0 0 574441 20000 0 0 0 0 0 20000 594441
Halifax-Metro, NS 113004 0 0 0 113004 0 0 0 0 0 132 132 113136
Hampton-Island, PE 82027 0 0 0 82027 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 82027
Hartland, NB 172915 0 0 0 172915 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 172915
Havelock-NB 58275 5802 0 5802 64077 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 64077
Havelock-NS 169304 37700 0 37700 207004 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 207004
Head of Millstream, NB 25074 0 0 0 25074 0 0 3200 0 1000 0 4200 29274
Houlton, ME 355624 0 0 0 355624 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 355624
Ingomar-Faith, NS 64525 0 0 0 64525 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 64525
Jonesport, ME 59468 0 0 0 59468 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 59468 62
Statistical Report of Churches
Total District Church Total Non- Day Care Retirement Total Other Non- Grant Total Church Name DBA Projects Total Income Grants Borrowed Money Property Wills Interest Assessable Plant assessable Income assessable Income
Kentville-New Hope, NS 340954 36234 0 36234 377188 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 377188
Kings, NB/NS 1222201 1005578 123570 1129148 2351349 0 1182098 56022 714977 0 2338 1955435 4306784
Lower Brighton, NB 90803 0 0 0 90803 0 0 0 0 849 0 849 91652
Lower Hainesville, NB 33433 0 0 0 33433 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33433
Maple Ridge, NB 196179 0 0 0 196179 0 0 0 3374 0 1 3375 199554
Miramichi, NB 83974 0 0 0 83974 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 83974
Moncton, NB 1567284 559174 0 559174 2126458 0 0 187029 687168 9000 2586 885783 3012241
Monticello, ME 28389 0 0 0 28389 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28389
Mount Pearl-Solid Rock, NL 122735 0 435 435 123170 23199 0 12725 0 0 0 35924 159094
Nackawic, NB 96905 0 0 0 96905 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 96905
Norton, NB 88633 0 0 0 88633 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 88633
Perth-Andover, NB 131776 0 0 0 131776 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 131776
Port Maitland, NS 47653 0 0 0 47653 0 0 0 0 0 16 16 47669
Portland-Coastal Community, ME 121239 0 0 0 121239 2400 0 2060 0 0 4 4464 125703
Presque Isle, ME 1019196 0 0 0 1019196 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1019196
Saint John-First, NB 226680 0 0 0 226680 0 0 1525 0 3500 0 5025 231705
Shelburne-Hope, NS 45184 10830 0 10830 56014 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 56014
Sussex, NB 359826 0 0 0 359826 19600 0 225 0 0 0 19825 379651
Tiddville-Live Well Community, NS 46329 0 0 0 46329 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46329
Truro-Connection, NS 181140 0 0 0 181140 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 181140
West Head, NS 109006 0 0 0 109006 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 109006
Westchester, NS 31539 0 0 0 31539 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31539
Wood's Harbour, NS 140463 0 0 0 140463 0 175000 58000 0 0 0 233000 373463
Woodstock, NB 399134 98686 0 98686 497820 0 0 620 0 0 0 620 498440
Yarmouth, NS 568400 55349 0 55349 623749 0 0 1121 0 0 0 1121 624870
Total 13105489 2009053 124005 2133058 15238547 85999 1639877 511129 1627741 14349 5474 3884569 19123116 63
Statistical Report of Churches
Pastor Ast Pastor Ast Pastor Ast Pastor Non-wesleyan Church Name Pastor Salary Pastor Pension Pastor Housing Ast Pastor Housing Missionaries Benevolences Paid Indebtedness Paid Property Allowances Salary Pension Allowances Missions
Amherst, NS 18229 4347 12600 5400 0 0 0 0 4830 2100 390 23141 0
Bangor-The River, ME 29277 5307 15000 0 27083 1851 10000 0 6500 750 0 24816 0
Beals, ME 10400 0 7975 0 0 0 0 0 2400 0 0 25978 0
Black's Harbour, NB 26780 4224 3561 9940 0 0 0 0 3685 0 475 0 9961
Brazil Lake, NS 34961 5296 2240 11488 0 0 0 0 17284 0 158 0 22051
Bristol-Trinity, NB 23682 999 10000 0 3850 0 0 0 17215 0 934 7560 0
Browns Flat-Fellowship, NB 13196 1596 850 662 0 0 0 0 24070 0 432 0 0
Cornerstone, NS/QC 41600 7488 20800 13430 52000 9360 26000 6731 118421 1819 3115 84000 0
Crystal, ME 1250 0 3876 3900 0 0 0 0 470 840 1985 0 0
Dartmouth-Hillside, NS 40067 7310 20701 3940 85399 3494 6264 5570 40400 1950 7769 69780 0
Digby, NS 32645 4798 12000 10225 7656 0 0 1303 2160 0 11843 0 0
Easton, ME 31900 4188 6599 5500 0 0 0 0 1606 1490 2061 733 10144
Fort Fairfield-Community, ME 250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 745 0 0 0 0
Fredericton-Corbett Avenue, NB 34680 5962 15347 10140 56731 4484 9440 5912 27774 0 7372 39656 0
Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB 201185 18888 45385 11850 0 0 0 0 124161 11191 113003 0 0
Fredericton-Journey, NB 43811 7012 14623 4210 96438 6110 27249 9159 14119 8430 4137 68663 254853
Grand Bay-River Valley, NB 48944 4814 0 18440 29650 0 0 0 4215 23423 783 0 0
Grand Manan-The Lighthouse, NB 46937 7025 283 4491 24057 1238 4446 3778 13352 2300 18009 0 0
Halifax-Deep Water, NS 44600 7067 19200 3940 23807 0 11426 3940 8480 46439 0 49812 0
Halifax-Metro, NS 36275 4300 4754 11884 0 0 0 0 2801 0 0 0 9356
Hampton-Island, PE 22919 894 12000 1600 0 0 0 0 360 155 1450 0 750
Hartland, NB 72191 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5080 0 3812 0 38284
Havelock-NB 20466 1613 6421 3779 0 0 0 0 770 50 840 4297 0
Havelock-NS 68564 5325 13393 8169 0 0 0 0 7407 0 2269 35928 18980
Head of Millstream, NB 0 0 0 1300 11107 0 0 0 1200 0 350 0 2886
Houlton, ME 106554 12671 0 41941 0 0 0 0 2755 0 0 12231 11671
Ingomar-Faith, NS 20250 1781 13166 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1262 5064 9386
Jonesport, ME 23310 510 4454 1700 0 0 0 0 4234 0 0 0 0 64
Statistical Report of Churches
Pastor Ast Pastor Ast Pastor Ast Pastor Non-wesleyan Church Name Pastor Salary Pastor Pension Pastor Housing Ast Pastor Housing Missionaries Benevolences Paid Indebtedness Paid Property Allowances Salary Pension Allowances Missions
Kentville-New Hope, NS 125004 11351 34680 17835 0 0 0 0 18734 0 1914 38838 0
Kings, NB/NS 0 0 0 0 523234 52580 104520 192463 11620 3500 148932 117913 1275464
Lower Brighton, NB 22864 3058 3231 3940 0 0 0 0 2975 5066 1417 0 0
Lower Hainesville, NB 27254 0 4660 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 0
Maple Ridge, NB 40119 5819 5400 3940 21334 3225 0 1700 17584 0 4478 0 1708
Miramichi, NB 1505 300 870 770 0 0 0 0 1425 671 1310 18195 0
Moncton, NB 1231475 99144 0 81748 0 0 0 0 111514 2571 22173 559174 0
Monticello, ME 19500 0 6998 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2178
Mount Pearl-Solid Rock, NL 38600 6288 13800 6980 2000 422 1500 14419 5300 500 1350 10128 1992
Nackawic, NB 31186 4500 7328 12846 0 0 0 0 1000 12081 0 0 0
Norton, NB 25231 3840 9857 13797 0 0 0 0 2010 0 471 4758 0
Perth-Andover, NB 31460 4552 3732 300 20670 2850 4800 300 6120 0 0 0 6170
Port Maitland, NS 16420 2955 3183 6125 0 0 0 0 1650 0 0 0 0
Portland-Coastal Community, ME 27048 6613 28800 10359 6000 0 6000 918 0 1000 68 21695 0
Presque Isle, ME 53144 8936 21320 18057 164323 0 71322 30670 35973 90168 21717 0 107717
Saint John-First, NB 99980 9710 12012 12335 0 0 0 0 13570 2605 2655 0 25000
Shelburne-Hope, NS 0 0 0 6175 0 0 4903 0 0 4200 0 0 10830
Sussex, NB 65280 3616 0 6690 57513 0 0 0 8176 0 960 44888 0
Tiddville-Live Well Community, NS 17100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 817 0 763 0 0
Truro-Connection, NS 32240 5527 16198 14699 20147 3460 0 4951 14594 2400 1391 0 0
West Head, NS 28700 960 2537 9519 0 0 0 0 5200 500 4300 0 0
Westchester, NS 14820 0 2750 0 0 0 0 0 660 0 207 0 0
Wood's Harbour, NS 13024 1450 5984 4480 11206 0 0 0 4000 11193 0 71300 0
Woodstock, NB 140945 16812 34320 9850 0 0 0 0 34872 4628 4762 99620 0
Yarmouth, NS 158099 16849 35910 23099 0 0 0 0 54592 10463 19491 0 65436
Total 3355921 335695 518798 451473 1244205 89074 287870 281814 808880 252483 420958 1438168 1884817 65
Statistical Report of Churches
Paid Total Pd District Church Name Total Paid USF Pd Hephzibah Pd World Hope Pd WERF Pd Denom Off-proj Pd Gen Ch Registr Pd Not Listed Grand Total Pd Total Assessable USF Exempt Expenditures Church
Amherst, NS 60964 132001 12483 0 0 0 500 0 0 12983 144984 169738 5330
Bangor-The River, ME 27685 148269 13295 1920 0 0 0 0 0 15215 163484 141781 8420
Beals, ME 29560 76313 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 400 76713 42328 2400
Black's Harbour, NB 0 58626 11772 0 0 0 0 0 0 11772 70398 113231 3685
Brazil Lake, NS 34269 127747 11698 0 0 0 0 0 0 11698 139445 113796 17284
Bristol-Trinity, NB 0 64240 9388 0 0 0 0 0 0 9388 73628 119165 17215
Browns Flat-Fellowship, NB 4889 45695 6217 0 2745 0 0 0 0 8962 54657 97962 26815
Cornerstone, NS/QC 315322 700086 42304 0 18000 0 0 0 1500 61804 761890 557532 136421
Crystal, ME 18955 31276 2376 0 0 0 0 0 0 2376 33652 31276 470
Dartmouth-Hillside, NS 134623 427267 33581 0 0 0 0 0 0 33581 460848 387497 40400
Digby, NS 63040 145670 16644 0 0 0 0 1520 0 18164 163834 151170 3680
Easton, ME 20392 84613 3250 0 0 0 0 0 0 3250 87863 79452 1606
Fort Fairfield-Community, ME 15841 16836 2967 0 0 0 0 0 0 2967 19803 28168 745
Fredericton-Corbett Avenue, NB 101955 319453 30001 0 0 0 0 0 0 30001 349454 314260 27774
Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB 0 525663 60269 0 0 0 0 0 2000 62269 587932 821248 124161
Fredericton-Journey, NB 253666 812480 51007 0 0 0 0 0 0 51007 863487 530825 14119
Grand Bay-River Valley, NB 0 130269 13623 0 0 0 0 0 0 13623 143892 173887 4215
Grand Manan-The Lighthouse, NB 131417 257333 26838 0 0 0 0 0 0 26838 284171 258461 13352
Halifax-Deep Water, NS 147584 366295 37596 0 0 0 0 0 0 37596 403891 574441 8480
Halifax-Metro, NS 34149 103519 9617 0 0 0 0 0 0 9617 113136 113004 2801
Hampton-Island, PE 0 40128 7956 0 0 0 0 1994 0 9950 50078 82027 2354
Hartland, NB 30482 149849 18683 0 1488 0 0 0 1000 21171 171020 172915 6568
Havelock-NB 21506 59742 720 485 0 0 0 0 0 1205 60947 58275 1255
Havelock-NS 42949 202984 17888 0 0 0 0 0 0 17888 220872 169304 7407
Head of Millstream, NB 9882 26725 2264 0 0 0 0 0 0 2264 28989 25074 1200
Houlton, ME 80542 268365 30924 0 0 0 0 0 0 30924 299289 355624 2755
Ingomar-Faith, NS 0 50909 5640 0 0 0 0 0 0 5640 56549 64525 0
Jonesport, ME 22071 56279 6864 0 0 0 0 0 0 6864 63143 59468 4234 66
Statistical Report of Churches
Paid Total Pd District Church Name Total Paid USF Pd Hephzibah Pd World Hope Pd WERF Pd Denom Off-proj Pd Gen Ch Registr Pd Not Listed Grand Total Pd Total Assessable USF Exempt Expenditures Church
Kentville-New Hope, NS 107490 355846 30812 0 1021 0 1500 0 0 33333 389179 340954 21255
Kings, NB/NS 1840587 4270813 103332 0 0 0 0 0 0 103332 4374145 1222201 11620
Lower Brighton, NB 38658 81209 7716 0 0 0 0 0 0 7716 88925 90803 2975
Lower Hainesville, NB 5353 37417 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37417 33433 0
Maple Ridge, NB 67739 173046 17671 0 0 0 500 0 0 18171 191217 196179 18084
Miramichi, NB 29637 54683 9800 0 0 0 0 0 0 9800 64483 83974 1425
Moncton, NB 803894 2911693 114961 1000 4590 2652 0 0 0 123203 3034896 1567284 119756
Monticello, ME 0 28676 3370 0 150 0 0 0 0 3520 32196 28389 150
Mount Pearl-Solid Rock, NL 34299 137578 11208 0 2772 0 0 0 0 13980 151558 122735 8072
Nackawic, NB 18774 87715 11546 0 0 0 0 0 0 11546 99261 96905 1000
Norton, NB 25381 85345 7062 0 0 0 0 0 0 7062 92407 88633 2010
Perth-Andover, NB 56295 137249 13030 0 0 0 0 0 0 13030 150279 131776 6120
Port Maitland, NS 0 30333 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 400 30733 47653 1650
Portland-Coastal Community, ME 21497 129998 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000 131998 121239 0
Presque Isle, ME 233429 856776 84082 0 0 0 0 1597 0 85679 942455 1019196 37570
Saint John-First, NB 82086 259953 21781 0 1305 0 0 0 0 23086 283039 226680 14875
Shelburne-Hope, NS 24433 50541 1950 0 0 0 0 0 0 1950 52491 45184 0
Sussex, NB 132980 320103 31196 0 436 0 0 0 0 31632 351735 359826 8612
Tiddville-Live Well Community, NS 14118 32798 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0 1500 34298 46329 817
Truro-Connection, NS 46900 162507 15828 0 0 0 0 0 500 16328 178835 181140 14594
West Head, NS 36238 87954 11111 0 0 0 444 0 0 11555 99509 109006 5644
Westchester, NS 10786 29223 504 0 0 0 0 0 0 504 29727 31539 660
Wood's Harbour, NS 0 122637 13332 0 1822 0 0 0 0 15154 137791 140463 5822
Woodstock, NB 2000 347809 37561 0 0 0 0 0 2000 39561 387370 399134 34872
Yarmouth, NS 202107 586046 49133 0 900 0 0 0 0 50033 636079 568400 55492
Total 5436424 16806580 1087151 3405 35229 2652 2944 5111 7000 1143492 17950072 13105489 858221 67
Statistical Report of Churches
Church Name USF Net Satellite Campuses Number Locations
Amherst, NS 164408 1 1
Bangor-The River, ME 133361 1 1
Beals, ME 39928 1 1
Black's Harbour, NB 109546 0 1
Brazil Lake, NS 96512 1 1
Bristol-Trinity, NB 101950 1 1
Browns Flat-Fellowship, NB 71147 0 1
Cornerstone, NS/QC 421111 3 3
Crystal, ME 30806 1 1
Dartmouth-Hillside, NS 347097 2 2
Digby, NS 147490 1 1
Easton, ME 77846 1 1
Fort Fairfield-Community, ME 27423 1 1
Fredericton-Corbett Avenue, NB 286486 1 1
Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB 697087 2 2
Fredericton-Journey, NB 516706 1 1
Grand Bay-River Valley, NB 169672 1 1
Grand Manan-The Lighthouse, NB 245109 1 1
Halifax-Deep Water, NS 565961 1 1
Halifax-Metro, NS 110203 1 1
Hampton-Island, PE 79673 1 1
Hartland, NB 166347 1 1
Havelock-NB 57020 0 1
Havelock-NS 161897 1 1
Head of Millstream, NB 23874 1 1
Houlton, ME 352869 1 1
Ingomar-Faith, NS 64525 1 1
Jonesport, ME 55234 1 1 68
Statistical Report of Churches
Church Name USF Net Satellite Campuses Number Locations
Kentville-New Hope, NS 319699 1 1
Kings, NB/NS 1210581 4 4
Lower Brighton, NB 87828 1 1
Lower Hainesville, NB 33433 1 1
Maple Ridge, NB 178095 1 1
Miramichi, NB 82549 1 1
Moncton, NB 1447528 1 1
Monticello, ME 28239 1 1
Mount Pearl-Solid Rock, NL 114663 1 1
Nackawic, NB 95905 1 1
Norton, NB 86623 1 1
Perth-Andover, NB 125656 1 1
Port Maitland, NS 46003 1 1
Portland-Coastal Community, ME 121239 1 1
Presque Isle, ME 981626 1 1
Saint John-First, NB 211805 1 1
Shelburne-Hope, NS 45184 0 1
Sussex, NB 351214 1 1
Tiddville-Live Well Community, NS 45512 1 1
Truro-Connection, NS 166546 1 1
West Head, NS 103362 1 1
Westchester, NS 30879 0 1
Wood's Harbour, NS 134641 1 1
Woodstock, NB 364262 1 1
Yarmouth, NS 512908 0 1
Total 12247268 54 60 69
Notes
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