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Directory of the Ministry Key to Symbols Ministers Other Than Elder in Full Connection (FE) in the Virginia Conference Are Indicated by the Following Symbols Directory of the Ministry Key to Symbols Ministers other than Elder in Full Connection (FE) in the Virginia Conference are indicated by the following symbols. AF Affiliate Member OR Retired FE, Other Conference AM Associate Member PD Provisional Deacon B Bishop PE Provisional Elder CP Certified Professional PL Part-time Local Pastor DC Deaconess or Home Missioner PM Probationary Member, 1992 DM Diaconal Minister Discipline DR Retired Diaconal Minister RA Retired Associate Member EP Minister Recog. from other Denom. RAF Retired Affiliate Member Serving UM Probation RB Retired Bishop FD Deacon in Full Connection RD Retired Deacon FL Full-time Local Pastor RE Retired Elder HL Honorable Location RHL Retired Honorable Location LM Certified Lay Minister RL Retired Local Pastor MOD Minister, Other Denom. , Serving ROF Retired, Other Denomination Ecumenical Parish ROM Retired, Other Methodist OA Assoc. Memb. , Other Annual Conf. RP Retired Probationary/Provisional OD Deacon Member, Other Conference Member OE Elder Member, Other Annual Conf. SP Student Local Pastor OF Full Member, Other Denom. SY Lay Supply OP Provisional Member, On Loan Retired Local Pastors are considered laity after retirement. The retired local pastors are included in the directory listings as a courtesy. Certified Professionals are laity and are also included as a courtesy at the back of the directory. All addresses listed are Virginia unless stated otherwise. Name of spouse is listed below each name District Abbreviations (In parentheses after appointment) Ax-Alexandria F-Farmville Rn-Roanoke Ar-Arlington H-Harrisonburg S-Staunton C-Charlottesville JR-James River W-Winchester D-Danville L-Lynchburg YR-York River ES-Eastern Shore RR-Rappahannock River ER-Elizabeth River Rd-Richmond PLEASE NOTIFY VIRGINIA UNITED METHODIST COMMUNICATIONS IMMEDIATELY OF ANY CHANGES OF ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER, APPOINTMENT OR STATUS WRITE: Brenda Capen, P. O. Box 5606, Glen Allen 23058 or call (804) 521-1116 E-Mail: [email protected] On the cover: The 2020 Annual Conference theme is "See All the People." Logo designed by Cathryn Huff 1 Abbott, Cathy ................. [RE] Retired (Ar) .........................................................O: Ernie Abbott 7516 Royal Oak Dr, McLean 22102-2115 ...................H: (703) 847-5325 [email protected] C: (703) 615-8243 Abbott, Dan .................... [RE] Retired (ER) ........................................................O: 4861 Strand Dr, Virginia Beach 23462-6449 ...............H: (757) 488-4549 [email protected] C: (757) 406-1803 Acklin, Clarence ............ [RE] Retired (W) ..........................................................O: Vinnie Acklin 555 Smithfield Ave, Winchester 22601-5322 ..............H: (540) 722-8928 [email protected] C: (540) 686-2716 Adams, Karen ................ [RL] Paris Mountain (W) .............................................O: 10568 N Frederick Pike, Cross Junction 22625-1507 .H: (540) 888-3538 [email protected] C: (540) 539-3081 Adams, Larry ................. [RE] Retired (RR) ........................................................O: Karen S. Adams PO Box 73, Mollusk 22517-0073 ................................H: (804) 462-7737 [email protected] C: (757) 870-9683 Adkins, Cody ................. [SY] Assistant, Saint Paul's (Craigsville) (S) ..............O: PO Box 216, Craigsville 24430-0216 ..........................H: [email protected] C: Adkins, David ................ [RE] Retired (Rd) .........................................................O: Phyllis Adkins 5000 Belmont Park Rd, Glen Allen 23059-2551 .........H: (804) 364-2075 [email protected] C: (804) 519-0815 Adkins, Greg .................. [RE] Retired (Rn) .........................................................O: Denise Adkins 3062 7 Lks W, West End, NC 27376-9315 ..................H: [email protected] C: (703) 346-9407 Agbosu, Esther ............... Bethany (Hampton) (YR).............................................O: (757) 826-2493 William Agbosu 525 Dunn Cir, Hampton 23666-5010 ...........................H: (757) 825-0369 [email protected] C: (804) 580-1504 Aguilar, Norma .............. [PL] Associate, Ramsey Memorial (Rd) ......................O: (804) 276-4628 Leopoldo Aguilar 7918 Belmont Stakes Dr, Midlothian 23112-6431 ......H: (804) 639-6680 [email protected] C: (804) 245-6662 Ahn, Byong .................... [RE] Retired (Ar) .........................................................O: Chung Soon Ahn 1001 Trinita Ter, Davis, CA 95618-6741 .....................H: [email protected] C: (530) 723-0963 Ahn, Mi Sook ................. [PE] Mount Vernon (YR) .............................................O: (757) 566-0162 7801 Church Ln, Toano 23168-9110 ...........................H: [email protected] C: (804) 840-8747 Ailstock, Jennie .............. [FL] Sleepy Hollow (Ar)..............................................O: (703) 534-6461 Neal Ailstock 3435 Sleepy Hollow Rd, Falls Church 22044-1006 ....H: (703) 920-0646 [email protected] C: (703) 508-0747 Akers, Doug ................... [RE] Retired (YR) ........................................................O: Linda Marsh Akers 105 Robinhood Rd, Staunton 24401-1865 ...................H: [email protected] C: (757) 254-3767 Albrant, Dan ................... [FL] Madison (C) .........................................................O: (540) 948-6176 1902 N Nottingham St, Arlington 22205-3319 ............H: (703) 517-4776 [email protected] C: (703) 517-4776 Alden, Russel ................. [PL] Peaksview & Otter (L) .........................................O: Sandy Alden 3316 Nicopolis Dr, Bedford 24523-5043 .....................H: (540) 587-5434 [email protected] C: (540) 874-4442 Alderman, Ned ............... Navy Chaplain (ES) .....................................................O: 6369 Rokeby Ln, King George 22485-7009 ................H: [email protected] C: (757) 777-5566 2 Allen, Ashley .................. Oakton (Ar) ..................................................................O: (703) 793-0026 Ken Scroggie 10480 Marbury Rd, Oakton 22124-1620 .....................H: (571) 379-1270 [email protected] C: (571) 379-1270 Allen, Bob ...................... [ROM] Christ's Community Fellowship (L) ................O: Adrienne Allen 193 Gartin Pl, Madison Heights 24572-2800 ..............H: [email protected] ..................................................C: (434) 665-7754 Allen, Earl ...................... [RE] Retired (Rd) .........................................................O: 1409 Winslow Rd, North Chesterfield 23235-4159.....H: (804) 272-6531 [email protected] C: Allen, Janet .................... [FL] On Loan to Florida (ES) ......................................O: (757) 331-3084 R. Clayton Allen PO Box 106, Cheriton 23316-0106 .............................H: [email protected] C: (757) 449-8052 Allen, Jeff ....................... [RE] Retired (S) ...........................................................O: Susan Allen 306 Greenwood Rd, Staunton 24401-1892 ..................H: [email protected] C: (540) 448-0079 Allen, Justin ................... Asstnt VP for Stu Life, Dn Sprtl Life, & Dir Inst (W) .O: (540) 535-3546 Alethea Allen 1460 University Dr, Winchester 22601-5100 ..............H: [email protected] C: (703) 901-4566 Allen, Marie ................... [RL] Retired ................................................................O: Gary W. Allen 2100 Hornes Lake Rd, Williamsburg 23185-7510 ......H: (757) 345-6926 [email protected] C: (703) 475-2456 Allen, Nona .................... [FL] Fairfield (S) ..........................................................O: 10 Sweet Magnolia Ln, Fairfield 24435-2421 .............H: (757) 891-2355 [email protected] C: (434) 547-0440 Alley-Grant, Lynne ........ Walker Chapel (Ar) ......................................................O: Herb Grant 4532 39th St N, Arlington 22207-2929 ........................H: [email protected] C: (540) 250-5819 Allport, Braxton ............. [RE] Retired (YR) ........................................................O: Catherine D Allport 115 Matoaka Ct, Williamsburg 23185-2808 ................H: (757) 564-6258 [email protected] C: Almy, Robb .................... Trinity (King George) (RR) .........................................O: Diana Almy 2511 Wheatland Woods Dr, Fredericksburg 22408-0291 H: (540) 371-1746 [email protected] C: (540) 408-3878 Alvis, Gary ..................... [RE] Retired (ER) ........................................................O: Patricia Alvis 5105 Bridges Ave, Portsmouth 23703-4706 ................H: (757) 620-9701 [email protected] C: Amend, Joe .................... [LM] Shenandoah (H) ..................................................O: (540) 218-4233 Kathy Amend 2559 Greenport Dr, Rockingham 22801-2280 .............H: [email protected] C: (301) 741-7633 Amon, Bill...................... [RE] Retired (RR) ........................................................O: 133 Lee Ave, Warsaw 22572-4210 ..............................H: (804) 333-1723 Anderson, Beth .............. Courthouse Community (ER) ......................................O: (757) 427-3272 Kevin A. Anderson 1697 Gallery Ave, Virginia Beach 23454-5670 ...........H: [email protected] C: (804) 930-7627 Anderson, Joe ................. [RE] Retired (Rd) .........................................................O: Janet Anderson 4412 Cremona Dr, Sebring, FL 33872-1788 ................H: [email protected] C: (804) 212-6699 Anderson,
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