2014 Financial Report District, United Pentecostal Church, International

MOVING MOUNTAINS N O T H I N G I S I M P O S S I B L E

MATTHEW 17:20

1 2 July 7, 2015

Dear Ministers of the Indiana District,

I greet you today in the lovely name of Jesus – that name that is above all names!

This past year has been a very good year for the Indiana District of the United Pentecostal Church. Our camps, conferences and rallies have all enjoyed the blessings of the Lord. We thank God for the wonderful spirit of unity and cooperation that exists throughout our district. We are proud of Indiana’s preachers, churches, and saints. As we travel our state we Qind your church properties and buildings clean and well kept. Your church services are vibrant and anointed of God. Your congregations seem to be hungry for revival and very receptive to the word of God. The Scriptures declare that every house is built by some man. We all know that revival does not just happen. It comes as the result of much prayer, fasting, planning and implementation. Without a vision, people perish. Thus we thank each of you for your commitment, your vision and for your hard work. You are the ones who have made Indiana the great district that it is!

Sister Stroup and I want to thank you once again for the honor you have bestowed upon us. We are truly humbled by the love and support that you have extended to us over the past thirteen years. What a pleasure and privilege it is to labor together with people of like precious faith in the greatest of all undertakings – the work of God.

Once again it has been a great honor to serve with our Indiana District Board. I want to express my sincere appreciation to our good District Secretary, Brother Mark Johnson, for his faithful and dedicated service to our district. Our presbyters, Brothers James Fielder, Mark Cottrill, Harrell Wilson, Darrin Williams, Terry Long, Mark Abernathy, Larry Arrowood, and David Bayer are all honorable men who represent you well. They truly have this district at heart. We also deeply appreciate our lone honorary board member, Brother Glenn Seaman, who served us so well for nearly three decades as our District Secretary. Thank you, brethren, for all you are and for all you do.

We also sincerely appreciate the dedication and commitment of all of our department heads and secretaries – both on the district and sectional levels. These individuals have given tirelessly of their time and energy to promote their programs and to do all they can to make their departments successful. Many of our departments have had record offerings over the past few years! 3 This speaks well of both the great job they are doing to facilitate their various fund raising efforts – and of the spirit of cooperation and generous giving that has played a vital part in these accomplishments.

We also want to thank you for your giving to the campgrounds over the past several years. It is your generosity that has helped us to achieve the many improvements that have been made. Thank you for your buy-in! Without your help these things could never have happened. The gym is, at last, nearing completion. We are sorry for the unforeseen glitches that hindered us and kept us from completing this edi?ice as quickly as we had hoped. There were several unavoidable complexities that slowed our progress. We thank you for your patience. And now we are looking forward to using this much needed structure – dedicated to our beloved Brother F. R. Martin – for many years to come!

We also owe a debt of gratitude to so many others, ministers and saints alike, who add so much to our district, often times behind the scenes, unnoticed and unrecognized. What dedicated people you are! Again, we say thank you!

Furthermore we say “thank you” to all of you ministers who have faithfully cooperated with our district’s ?inancial policy during this past year. Your faithfulness has been a great blessing to our district and sections that depend upon these monies to operate. Thank you for your faithful stewardship.

Sister Stroup and I count ourselves blessed to have had the opportunity to serve Indiana. And we fully believe that if we will continue to work together in the unity of the Holy Ghost – that we can and will accomplish all that the Lord has called us to do. I personally believe that we are on the very brink of Indiana’s greatest days of revival ever! God bless you all! We love you!

Yours in His service,

Robert L. Stroup, District Superintendent

4 Indiana District UPCI Profit and Loss Standard General Fund January through December 2014

Jan - Dec '14 Ordinary Income/Expense Income Beginning Balance $ 90,370.86 Interest Earned $ 272.59 Lics And Fees Income $ 2,522.00 Misc. Inc. $ 6,262.94 Offerings $ 28,873.23 Tithes $ 268,715.90 Transfer $ 7,984.15

Total Income $ 405,001.67 Expense travel $ 3,957.13 Fuel $ 1,354.33 Camp Projects $ 100,767.90 Tupelo $ 2,340.00 dept exp $ 10,938.90 UGST $ 1,000.00 Missions $ 880.00 Bank Charge $ 259.95 Board Expense $ 21,861.88 Camp Banquet Expense $ 3,587.60 Camp Loan $ 12,000.00 Car Allowance $ 3,300.00 Equipment & Repairs $ 124.20 Evang. Conf. Exp. $ 31,025.69 Flowers $ 867.74 Gifts $ 331.89 Guest Speakers $ 4,683.84 Legal Fees $ 4,550.83 Lics and Fees Expense $ 3,066.50 Meals $ 5,471.00 Mileage $ 10,459.17 Misc. Exp. $ 350.46 Motel $ 13,754.89 office $ 10,011.02 Postage $ 1,305.68 Printing $ 2,780.43 Salaries $ 71,916.67 Transfer Camp $ 12,849.23

Total Expense $ 335,796.93 Net Income $ 69,204.74

Account Balances Departmental Balances Evangelist savings $ 7,133.16 World Missions $ 19,593.30 Department Checking $ 138,982.48 Spanish $ 1,933.51 Campaign Savings $ 7,374.89 Trumpet $ - General Fund Checking $ 31,835.39 North American Missions $ 5,602.82 General Savings $ 22,450.03 Ladies $ 25,648.60 Petty Cash $ 411.27 Camp $ 10,030.21 Cash On Hand 12/31/2011 $ 208,187.22 Sunday School $ 26,364.90 Men $ 8,062.51 Balance on Loan For Camp Gymnasium $ 42,075.71 Youth $ 41,746.63

General Fund Balances $ 69,204.74 Departmetal Bal. $ 138,982.48 Departmental Balances $ 138,982.48 Cash On Hand 12/31/2011 $ 208,187.22 Indiana Foundations Growth & Revival Fund (Managed) $ 7,690.55 Camp Growth Fund (Permanent) $ 7,690.55 Indiana NAM Fund (Permanent) $ 19,712.71 5 Ministers of the Indiana District, Greetings in Jesus’ name. 2014 has been a year of ups for the camp. As we reported last year, the health department has given us a challenge to achieve over the next few years. We began last year with improvements to our water system for the RV area, along with upgrading and adding power to service more RV’s in the camper area. This has been a resounding success. Thanks to Bro. Bault and Bro. Parker, we have improved both systems, and have already see a large jump in participation with the RV lot being full most of the 2015 season, which has never happened previously. We now have effectively doubled the number of trailers we can mange both for sew- er/water and with electrical hook-ups.

The Camp has seen a remarkable reversal in operating finances since the District Board raised both camp fees and cabin assessments last season. We have had a $50,000 turn around. We reported a loss of almost $40,000 in 2013, and we have a $10,000 profit for 2014, which is quite a turnaround. With a careful eye on costs and the ability to match our rates to our costs, we will strive to maintain the balance of costs and camp rates to keep the camp in the black in the years to come. We have seen several significant improvements over the past year as well. With almost all of the departments having a banner-offering year, they have been generous with their support of camp improvements. Adam Faulkner and the Sunday School team lead the effort, with the Ladies Ministry matching their support, and Sunday School purchased new mattresses for the dorms. The Youth Department and the District Board participated as well and funded the $17,000 proj- ect. The project, new mattresses in all of our camper dorms! This has resulted in a record atten- dance in 2015 so far.

The Sunday School and Youth department put in a new central air and heat pump in conqueror’s hall, and the district board covered the cost of replacing their broken unit as well in the District office. Immediately, the unit in the workers dorm failed, and the camp had to replace it before the 2015 camp season started. The a/c unit in dorm 3 failed and a new heat pump was installed to replace it.

The district also replaced the broken sidewalks around this District office and dorm, as well. There are upgrades to the landscaping also. Perennial flowers instead of annual cost of planting flowers to make our campground attractive.

Bro. Arrowood’s church donated their labor to replace our entrance to the tabernacle with a new 6 porch roof, which cost a little over $10,000 to complete. The tech team advanced the project by including under the eave sound system, which will enable any overflow crowds to hear clearly the preached word of the Lord. They have also extended viewing to a large screen in front of the tabernacle, as well as viewing in the dining hall and the kitchen, which has proven to be a bless- ing. Now if you have a child you have to take out of service, you can still enjoy the service from the outside, or the dining area. They have also expanded our Internet capacity and rewired it to enable our streaming system to function more effectively, while at the same time giving a limited number of people access to the Internet. You can download an app for your smart phone to view the services, from Sundaystreams.com and login using inupci as church name, or view from the district website. We have also installed a new camera security system that can be viewed via cell phone for the staff to better monitor the grounds. Thanks to Pastors Jaco, Hussey, and the Cald- well family for the gift of their time to make all of this happen.

We have also enabled our new pop machines with ability to buy drinks from your smart phone, using an app called “Pay Range”. You preload the app with money, and it recognizes the machine you are standing in front of automatically, and with a swipe you can buy a drink from the ma- chine. No need to have dollars and change in your pocket. This is a great year for technology at the campground.

The gymnasium went up without a hitch in May, and if we would have had a few less rainy days we would have had power, but the Power Company would not set our transformer on rainy days. We finally got our transformer set the week before family camp, so we are now ready to proceed. We are looking for help on wiring and some construction items. If your church would like to volunteer, please see me, and we can get you on the schedule. World Missions and the Sunday School department purchased a basketball goal.

We appreciate the support of our great Superintendent and Secretary, the District Board, all the departments who have financially participated in improving the camp this past year, and all the ministers of the Indiana District. Thank you all for your confidence and support.

For Camp, Terry W. Long Sr Indiana Camp Comptroller

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1/1/2014 through 12/31/2014

Category 1/1/2014- 12/31/2014

Beginning Balance $261.67

INCOME CFC Grant Received $9,500.00 CFC Offering $116,044.53 Reimbursement $500.00 Special Offering $4,655.00 TOTAL INCOME $130,699.53

EXPENSES Advertising- Promotions $2,827.21 Bank Charge $0.06 Camp $1,551.22 CFC 60% $69,566.72 CFC Grant Paid $9,500.00 Endowment $4,428.89 GC Grant $1,500.00 General Confernce $1,950.00 Gifts and Awards $2,952.38 HM Allocation $14,400.00 HM Seminar $5,568.34 INNAM CFC Grant $2,500.00 It charge $900.00 Metro Missionary Expense $400.00 Office & Postage $645.24 Reimbursement Expense $500.00 salary expense $1,800.00 Training Material $377.60 Travel and Entertainment $3,990.72 TOTAL EXPENSES $125,358.38

OVERALL TOTAL $5,602.82 12 June 1, 2015

Dear Indiana District Ministers:

Greetings in the lovely Name of Jesus Christ! Once again it is a great honor to bring you the Indiana Ladies Ministries report. Thank you for the continued support, leadership and fund raising work that you and your churches provide for Mothers’ Memorial. The Indiana Ladies Mothers Memorial offering not only blesses the great Indiana District, but it also helps to supply home appliances for missionaries, tuition for Foreign Missions Bible School students, and funds to support other UPCI endorsed ministries such as Lighthouse Ranch for Boys, Tupelo Children’s Mansion, and others. Today’s Christian Girl is a seminar for young girls ages 10-14. We are pleased that our attendance is growing strong. Last October, Sis. Rebecca Mains was an inspiring influence on these girls and Sis. Jaye Rodenbush spoke to our young mothers. It was a tremendously impactful event. We will be hosting the event again this year on Saturday, October 10, 2015. In 2014, we had a record breaking Mothers’ Memorial offering of $116,750.14. This surpassed our projected goal by $14,200.14. This allowed us to donate $30,000 toward the new gym construction, install new carpet in the Camp Sanctuary, a park bench on the cabins playground and purchase a nurses Golf Cart for the campground. With your help, we anticipate being able to provide $25,000.00 towards the new mattresses for the dorms, another nurse’s golf cart, and further support toward the completion of the new gym. We have also pledged $5,000.00 in preparation of our upcoming expenses for the UPCI General Conference, which will be in in 2016. The Indiana District ended the year ranked #6 nationally. I am pleased to tell you that two of our churches were ranked in the TOP 20 churches giving to Mothers’ Memorial. Calvary Tabernacle - Indianapolis, Indiana. – Pastor Paul D. Mooney (2nd Place) The United Pentecostal Church – Bourbon, Indiana - Pastor Mark Cottrill (17th Place). They were honored for their work and offerings at the Ladies Ministries Luncheon this past fall at the General Conference. Indiana Ladies Conference was held at Calvary Tabernacle in Indianapolis on April 25-26. We were all blessed by the tremendous ministries of Sis. Melani Shock from Alexandria, Louisiana, as well as the of Indiana Bible College Ladies Choir led by Sis. Stephanie Gallion, Indianapolis, Indiana. Next year’s Ladies Conference will be held on April 15-16, 2016. Please help promote these meetings to all of your ladies. As always, thank you for your support of the Indiana Ladies Ministries and Mothers’ Memorial.

God Bless You All,

Adena Pedigo, Indiana District Ladies Ministries President

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2014 Summary Report January 1 - December 31, 2014

Income Beginning Balance $48,702.31 LC Registration $29,832.04 MM Offering $117,703.15 TCG Registration $2,654.00 $198,891.50 Expenses Camp -$58,933.20 General Conf -$1,975.00 Ladies Conference -$16,733.50 MM Offering 2014 -$75,135.40 MM Promotions -$3,809.43 Office -$1,752.52 Planning -$1,965.45 Salary -$1,800.00 Scholarship -$3,000.00 Special Offerings -$1,750.00 TCG -$2,906.07 WIM -$1,469.38 WOW -$2,012.95 -$173,242.90

Ending Balance: $25,648.60

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Dear Indiana minister,

This has been a great and prosperous year for the youth of Indiana. Here are a few highlights:

* A tremendous sacrificial offering of $120,000 last year, contributing to the national offering of almost $3.9 million. In 1953, the first national offering collected was $1,554, since then SFC has collected 120 million throughout the years. Thank you for your giving!

* Our largest registration count at Holiday Youth Convention with an increase of over 200 from the largest attendance recorded.

* There are many AYC mission trips this summer. These are always highly attended by Indiana youth. Just a few weeks ago 6 of our students returned from one of the trips to Ireland with great testimonies. Some students have raised an excess of $4,000 to attend an AYC trip this summer. Praise God!

* 800 in attendance at Master Rally, many receiving the Holy Ghost for the first time.

* 40 youth at the PK retreat in May, a tremendous spiritual renewing for those that attended. . * In just 2 months we will have 3 buses filled for a great trip to the National Youth Congress in City.

Our SFC theme this year is “Now!” Indiana youth are living out God’s purpose in their lives NOW! Please pray for our camps that begin in just a few days that God will bless us abundantly. We are challenging Indiana youth to be involved in giving this year. Together we can reach our goal of $130,000 this year.

Sincerely,

Joshua Anderson Indiana Youth President

15 16 Dear ministers of the Indiana District

We are thankful to be able to say Spanish Evangelism Ministries SEM continues growing during the transition process in Indiana. Over the past year we have seen new works starting and established works continuing to grow and reach further into their communities more effectively under capable leadership.

As always we thank each pastor and local congregation for the support and help we receive when you sponsor a Spanish language ministry and are currently seeking more preaching points and daughter work locations. Thanks to Indiana Bible College with training classes “en Español” along with the seasoned ministers throughout the district, we can help other churches start a Spanish ministry. We would love to reach 30 - 40 Spanish ministries in the district in as short a time as possible.

With the newly established Spanish Men’s, Women’s, and Youth departments, we have seen dramatic attendance increases at our conferences and many are being saved and discipled by way of these conferences. Our youth attendance has doubled in just 2 years and the Ladies have also enjoyed record attendance this past June. Thank you Rev. Stroup and Indiana District leadership for your foresight in helping establish this structure and the confidence shown unto SEiM. Indiana District SEM is consistently among the top giving districts participating in the SEM national offering. This year as well as last Indiana has given $2,000.00 towards this cause.

This year we are expanding our Spanish Camp from three days to four with a special emphasis on youth starting Wednesday August 5 and running through Saturday August 8. Each night we will have special speakers and would love to have more Anglo pastors and ministers attend to consider expanding your churches influence into the Latino community. Please keep thees dates open to be with us during Spanish Camp 2015.

God bless each minister,

John A. Dye

Indiana District Spanish Evangelism ministry co-odinator

17 12:58 PM 12:1528: 5PM8 PM UPCI IN District12:58 PM Spanish EvangelismUPCIUPCI Minist IN IN District riesDistrict Spanish SpanishUPCI Ev INEvan anDistrictgelismgelism SpanishMinist Ministriesries Evangelism Ministries 04/24/14 04/0244//2144/14 Profit04/24/14 & Loss by Class ProfitProfit & & Lo Lossss b yb yC ProfitlCalssass & Loss by Class Accrual Basis AccruaAccrual Bal Basissis JAanccruauaryl Ba throusis gh December 2013 JanJanuauary rythrou throughgh De DceembcembJeanr e2rua013 2013ry through December 2013

Ladies (Damas) Mens (Varones) SEM (MLaEH)dLaiedsie (Das (DamasmasY)outh) (JMoveMnense en(Varones) (VaroneLadsie)ss (Da)TOmasTASEL) SEM (MM EH)M(MeEH)ns (VaroneYouthYs)outh (Jov (JeovnSEesnM)es (M) EH) TOTTOAYTLouthAL (Jovenes) TOTAL Ordinary Income/Expense OrdinOrdinarya Inryc Inome/come/ExpensExpense e Ordinary Income/Expense Income IncInomcome e Income 41000 · Spanish Camp Income 410041000 · 0S ·pa Snipa0sni.h0 s0Cah Campm Incp Iomncome 4e1000.000 · Spanish Cam2,26p Inc6.00ome 0.000.00 0.00 0.000.00 2,260.006.002,262,266.006.00 0.00 0.000.002,266.00 2,262,266.006.00 0.00 2,266.00 49600 · Ladies Spanish Ministries 496049060 · 0L a·1 diesL,5a8dies4 .S10pa Snishpanish Min Misintriesis4tries9600.000 · Ladies Spanish M0.00inis1tries,518,45.8140.10 0.00 0.000.001,581,584.104.10 0.000.00 0.00 0.000.00 0.00 1,581,584.104.10 0.00 1,584.10 49700 · Youth Spanish Ministries 497049070 · 0Y ·ou Ytouh0 Spt.h0 0Spaniasnih sMhini Msinitrsiestr4ies9700.00 0· Youth Spanish M0ini.0s0tries0.000.00 1,101.59 0.000.00 10,.1001.59 0.000.00 0.00 1,110,11.0519.59 0.00 1,110,11.0519.591,101.59 1,101.59 Total Income TotaTotal Incl Incomeo1me,584.10 Total Inc0.00ome 2,266.001,518,45.8140.10 1,101.59 0.000.001,584,954.101.692,262,266.006.00 0.00 1,101,101.591.592,266.00 4,954,951.691.691,101.59 4,951.69 Expense ExpeExpensense Expense 62700 · Conference & Special Events 627062070 · 0Confe · Conferencreenc &e S&pe Scpeiacl iEveal6 Eve2nts700nts · Conference & Special Events 62710 · Honorarium-Special Meetings 621716,220710 ·. 0Honora 0· Honorarium-Sprium-Spe5cial0e0c. ial0M0ee M6ting2ee71ting0s · sHonora3,50rium-Sp0.001,21e0,c02ial.0000 .M00eeting1,0s00.00 5005.0000.001,2006.,20000.003,503,500.000.00500.00 1,010,00.0000.003,500.00 6,206,200.000.001,000.00 6,200.00 62730 · Travel 6273620730 ·. 0T 0ra· Tveralvel 209.05 62730 · Travel 514.72 0.000.00 0.00 209.05209.05 0.07023.77 514.72514.72209.05 0.000.00 514.72 723.77723.77 0.00 723.77 Total 62700 · Conference & Special Events TotaTotal 62l 760120,72 0·0 0Confe0 .·0 Confe0 rencerence & Spe& SpecialT7ota0cial9.05 Evel 6 Eve2n7t0s0n t·s Confere4nce,014 &.7 Spe21,210cial,02.000 0Eve.00 nts1,000.00 709.05709.051,2060,.90203.774,041,40.1742.72 709.05 1,010,00.0000.004,014.72 6,962,39.2737.771,000.00 6,923.77

Total Expense TotaTotal Exl pensExpens1e,20e0.00 Tota7l 0Ex9.05pense 4,014.721,210,02.0000.00 1,000.00 709.05709.051,2060,.90203.774,041,40.1742.72 709.05 1,010,00.0000.004,014.72 6,962,39.2737.771,000.00 6,923.77

Net Ordinary Income NeNet Otrd Oinardinary Irync Ionc3me8o4.10me Net Ord-7ina09.ry05 Income -1,748.72 384.10384.10 101.59-70-79.0095.05 38-14.10,972.0-18 ,74-1,748.782.72 -709.05 101.59101.59-1,748.72 -1,97-1,972.028.08 101.59 -1,972.08

Net Income NeNet Intc Inomcome e 384.10 Net Incom-7e09.05 -1,748.72 384.10384.10 101.59-70-79.0095.05 38-14.10,972.0-18 ,74-1,748.782.72 -709.05 101.59101.59-1,748.72 -1,97-1,972.028.08 101.59 -1,972.08

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Sunday School Department Director Adam Faulkner 147 Presbyterian Ave. Hanover, IN 47243 C. 574.532.7033 [email protected] June 17, 2015

Secretary Steve Addison Ministers of the Indiana District, 504 W. 8th St. Rochester, IN 46975 C. 765.419.1918 Greetings in the Name of Jesus Christ! This past year has been another [email protected] banner and record breaking year for the Indiana Sunday School Sectional Directors: Department! I would like to start by thanking each of you for the Section 1 Craig Harper confidence you have placed in Bro. Addison, the rest of the unday School 3523 Randolph St. board and myself and for your belief in investing in our children! Hobart, IN 46342 C. 219.962.1817 [email protected] It has been an honor to work alongside Bro. Addison and the rest of the Section 2 Spencer Standley Sunday School committee. These are great people with a heart and passion 303 S. Main St. for the Kingdom of God. They are committed to the cause of children and Bourbon, IN 46504 C. 574.767.6112 I thank each of them for their hard work and dedication. We are very [email protected] excited about what the Lord has done over the last year. Here are a few of Section 3 Russ Wilson the highlights: 205 W. 3rd St. Sheridan, IN 46069 C. 317.460.6457 -Holy Ghost Rallies-We saw 33 children filled with the Holy Ghost this past [email protected] January, February and March. Bro. and Sis. Borlik, Bro. Ryan Thomas Section 4 Josh Elliott and Bro. Lawrence Matthews did a fantastic job and was anointed of the 17 Herbel Dr. Holy Ghost as he ministered to the children in all our Sectional rallies. Marion, IN 46953 C. 765.667.1768 [email protected] -Save Our Children-This year our offering was $48,383.39. This is another Section 5/Promotions SOC offering for the Indiana District. We broke our previous record we Mike Faulk 9617 Treyburn Green Way set just last year! Thank you so much for your sacrificial giving for our Indianapolis, IN 46293 C. 317.608.8590 children! We will invest it right back into our kids! They are worth every [email protected] penny. We pray the Lord returns it to you many times over!! Section 6 Raymond Dupree 200 Boring Place -Junior Bible Quizzing-Bro. Terry Marshall has done another tremendous Martinsville, IN 46151 C. 765.315.8187 job with Junior Bible Quizzing on both the District and National levels. [email protected] We have once again seen an increase in the number of teams from last Section 7 year. We just finished State Quiz Finals a few weeks and Indiana will be Jeremy Smith 7777 E. County Rd. 50 N sending 9 teams to Nationals this year in July in Branson, Missouri. 5 Seymour, IN 47274 C. 812.521.2389 teams from the Junior Division and 4 teams from the Beginner Division. [email protected] Please continue to pray for our quizzers as they hide God’s Word in their Section 8 hearts in this powerful ministry! Brian Harrison 9551 N. County Road 1100 E French Lick, IN 47432 C. 812.678.4067 -Singles Ministry-Sis. Susan Taylor continues to do an outstanding job with [email protected] the Indiana Singles Ministry. The Catalyst Singles Conference was held Junior Quiz earlier this spring in Nashville at Bro. Raymond Dupree’s church. Bro. Terry Marshall 2100 Whisper Valley Dr. Jason Pearcy and the other speakers did a fantastic job. All in attendance Lafayette, IN 47909 C. 765.426.0403 were blessed and encouraged by the ministry and teaching of the speakers. [email protected] They have an event planned here at family camp and many more

Singles throughout the year. Susan Taylor 7195 S. Shields Ridge Rd. Bloomington, IN 47401 C. 812.322.4985 [email protected]

19 -Sunday School Camps-We just wrapped up our 2015 Sunday School camp season. Over the two weeks we saw many children filled with the Gift of the Holy Ghost for the very first time and many more refilled!

I greatly appreciate your support and encouragement of the Indiana Sunday School Department. I am very passionate about children as Jesus Himself modeled the entrance into Heaven by likening it to little children.

Remember that we are investing in the Kingdom of God when we invest in children and it is an investment that will pay eternal rewards and dividends! If I can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to let myself, Bro. Addison or any of the sectional directors know. I count it an honor to serve for such a worthy cause! Thank you for your help as we Save Our Children!

Because of the Children,

Adam M. Faulkner Indiana District Sunday School Director

20 21 ! ID ! ! MM ! ! ! - Indiana District Men s Ministry - ! ’ ! ! ! ! To the Ministers of the Indiana! District,

Under! the direction of Bro. Tracy Noel, our Men’s Ministry has continued to be a tremendous blessing to the Indiana District. Few Men’s Conferences in our fellowship are more powerful and well attended. What an amazing time we had in the presence of the Lord this year. Bro. Noel and his team are to be commended on their great successes in the past and in 2015.

Due! to a self-imposed term limit, Bro. Noel has resigned as the Men’s Ministry Director. We owe Bro. Noel a huge debt of gratitude for his tireless efforts to make this ministry what it is today. He has poured his time and talent into the work. He has also allowed his church to make many sacrifices for the men of Indiana. Thank you Bro. Noel.

Looking! forward, we’re very excited about what God has in store for the future. We have an incredible team of Sectional Men’s Ministry leaders in place.

Section! 1 Bro. Steve Worthen Section 2 Bro. Nathan Cottril Section 3 Bro. Timothy Rodriguez Section 4 Bro. Darryl Cooper Section 5 Bro. Jim Sleeva Section 6 Bro. Andrew King Section 7 Bro. Jon Mains Section 8 Bro. Jamie Maroney

Our! Sectional Men’s Leaders will look forward to connecting to pastors and assisting them in any way that they can.

2016! Men’s Conference will be March 4th & 5th in Seymour, Indiana. We are thrilled to have Bro. Scott Graham preaching, as well as dynamic worship lead by Bro. Rema Duncan and our own Bro. Aaron Shields. We hope that you’ll make plans to attend.

Aaron! Arrowood Men’s Ministry Coordinator

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June 19, 2015

Dear Ministers of the Indiana District,

What an incredible year it has been for Global Missions in the United Pentecostal Church. This past year we witnessed a miraculous effort by our churches and received THANK an $4.3 offering of YOU Million at FOR our YOUR Global SACRIFICIAL Missions service GIVING at General Conference in which the churches the of Indiana District gave $124,020.00. ▪

▪ Missionaries are back on the field months before they were scheduled ▪ to be and therefore doing the work that God has called them to do. ▪ Is decreasing travel costs of missionaries on deputation. ▪ Is decreasing missionary hosting costs of local churches. Is decreasing the amount of services needed in districts. Reports are already coming in of souls being saved and things being ▪ accomplished that would not have been able to happen if the missionary was not already back to their field. When The a I missionary AM GLOBAL travels offering America in North on has deputation, successfully their cancelled 344 weeks expenses of such deputation as hotel, which food has and saved fuel come the out of their pocket. missionaries over $501,000.00! ▪ savings of over $300,000.00 For the local church, 344 ancelled weeks of c deputation means a of food and lodging expenses to the local church. This amount does not include offerings given to the missionary following a service.

24 GLOBAL Offering: • Gary and Sharon Abernathy • Ron and Terry Brian • Ken and Kay Burgess • Scott and Linda Guinn • Henry and Sharon Ritchie • Jonathan and Maria Strickland • Chris and Paula Richardson • J.R. and Janet Black • Richard and Pamela Smoak • Bob and Judy Addington • James and Elizabeth Corbin • Michael and Danaan Benson • William and Bonnie Markham • Patrick and Jean Groves • Gary and Linda Reed • John and Susan Beek • Sim and Judy Strickland • Lonnie J. and Damarys Burton • Terry and Cynthia McFarland • Paul and Stephanie Rivero • Marcus and Renee Brainos • Allan and Georgene Shalm • Michael and Miriam Sponsler • Monte and Dianne Showalter • William and Elizabeth Turner • Gary and June Sones

Thank you for your continued support of Global Missions in your monthly PIM’s & Hosting of Missionaries in your local church. Let’s have another miracle in Nashville in 2015.

God Bless,

Greg Bowman Indiana District Global Missions Director

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