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District Journal - 2021 2 2021 133rd Annual Session of the Atlantic District of The Wesleyan Church July 6, 2021 3 Table of Contents In lieu of District Conference reports, CLICK HERE to enjoy our Camp Board Members 7 midsummer night’s livestream, “A Campfire Chat!” Church/Pastor Directory 8 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy0iPg953WQ&t=836s) District Board of Administration Members (DBA) 7 District Board of Ministerial Development Members (DBMD) 7 District Board of Ministerial Development Report 29 District Board of Review Members 6 District Directors 6 District Executive Officers 6 District Financials FY2020 32 General Church Directory 5 Ministerial Appointments 24 Official Directory 4 Personnel Directory 13 Standing Rules 26 Statistical Report 33 United Stewardship Fund (USF) Report FY2020 30 United Stewardship Fund (USF) Assessment FY2021 31 Widows of Atlantic District Ministers 7 *** 2020/2021 District Conference Minutes available upon request 4 Official Directory 2021 - 2022 The Wesleyan Church of Canada: District Office: Dr. Stephen Elliott, National Superintendent (506) 435-0767 (C) 1830 Mountain Road, Moncton, NB E1G 1A9 [email protected] (506) 567-1452 (O) www.atlanticdistrict.com PO Box 4458, Sussex, NB E4E 5L6 Rev. Peter Moore, District Superintendent (506) 232-7453 (C) Mrs. Lisa MacCallum, Financial Administrator (506) 434-4338 (C) [email protected] [email protected] Mrs. Tami Mutch-Ketch, Executive Director (506) 328-7216 (C) [email protected] Wesleyan Retirement Plan: Mrs. Helen Parker, Retirement Plan Bookkeeper (519) 703-9048 (O) Mrs. Karrilee Bremner, Executive Administrator (506) 383-8326 (O) [email protected] [email protected] Suite 148, 356 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON N5A 7X6 District Camps: World Hope Canada: Beulah Camp and Conference Center Rev. Tanya Nace, Executive Director (877) 482-1499 (toll free) 229 Beulah Road, Browns Flat, NB E5M 2R5 (506) 468-2286 (O) [email protected] www.worldhope.ca Rev. Mike White, Caretaker (506) 333-0827 (C) [email protected] Mrs. Gail Anne Brown, Conference Coordinator (506) 343-3107 (C) [email protected] Caton’s Island Camp Mr. Dean Stephenson, Director (506) 468-6262 (O) PO Box 408, Browns Flat, NB E5M 2S1 (506) 333-3426 (C) [email protected] (506) 468-2759 (F) Riverside Camp Mrs. Marilyn Bouchard, Contact Person (207) 764-5187 (O) [email protected] (207) 768-5738 (F) Blaine, ME 5 General Church Directory College / University/ Seminary World Headquarters (317) 774-7900 Houghton College Location Address – 13300 Olio Road, Fishers, IN 46037-7902 One Willard Avenue (585) 567-9665 Mailing Address – P. O. Box 50434, Indianapolis, IN 46250-0434 Houghton,NY 14744 www.houghton.edu www.wesleyan.org Indiana Wesleyan University Wesleyan Publishing House 4201 S. Washington Street (866) 468-6498 Orders & Questions About Accounts (800) 493-7539 Marion, IN 46953 www.indwes.edu General Superintendent: Kingswood University Dr. Wayne Schmidt (317) 774-7338 26 Western Street (506) 432-4400 [email protected] Sussex, New Brunswick E4E 1E6 www.kingswood.edu Executive Director of Church Multiplication and Discipleship Division: Oklahoma Wesleyan University Rev. Anita Eastlack 2201 Silver Lake Road (918) 335-6856 [email protected] (317) 774-3887 Bartlesville, OK 74006 www.okwu.edu Executive Director of Communication and Administration Division / Southern Wesleyan University General Secretary, Denominational Publisher / Wesleyan Publishing 907 Wesleyan Drive (864) 644-5000 House: Central, SC 29630 www.swu.edu Mrs. Janelle Vernon (317) 774-7934 [email protected] Wesley Seminary at Indiana Wesleyan University 4201 S. Washington Street (877) 673-0009 Executive Director of Education and Clergy Development Division: Marion, IN 46983 www.seminary.indwes.edu Rev. Russell K. (Russ) Gunsalus (317) 774-3913 [email protected] Executive Director of Global Partners Division: Dr. Dennis Jackson (317) 774-7950 [email protected] Chief Financial Officer / General Treasurer: Mr. Kevin J. Batman (317) 774-3941 [email protected] Wesleyan Investment Foundation: Dr. Craig A. Dunn, C. E. O. (317) 774-7300 [email protected] Wesleyan Pension Fund, Inc.: Dr. Craig A. Dunn, C. E. O. (317) 774-3954 [email protected] 6 District Board of Review District Directors Executive Director: Dr. Arthur Maxwell, Chair Alternates: Mrs. Tami Mutch-Ketch Mrs. Sonja Benjamin Rev. Nathan Adams 919 Route 550, Jacksonville, NB E7M 3K3 Mrs. Tara Lawrence Mrs. Irene Fancy (506) 328-7216 (C) Rev. Dale MacDonald Rev. Peter Thomas Rev. Rob McDowell Mr. Lawrence Farrell Children’s Ministry: Mr. Peter Wilcox Mrs. Linda Lamos Dr. HC Wilson 403 Hampton Road, Quispamsis, NB E2E 4V5 (506) 847-5343 (O) District Executive Officers Clergy Care Director: Dr. Allen Lee District Superintendent: 26 Western Street, PO Box 5125, Sussex, NB E4E 5L2 Rev. Peter Moore (506) 432-4419 (O) 271 Magellan Drive, Moncton, NB E1A 7P9 (506) 383-8326 (O) (506) 232-7453 (C) Global Partners: Rev. Denn Guptill Assistant District Superintendent: 275 Innovation Drive, #110, Bedford, NS B4B 0N9 Rev. Scott Prime (902) 832-2222 (O) (902) 818-8770 (C) 18 Greg Avenue, New Minas, NS B4N 4M9 (902) 678-2222 ext. 11 (O) (902) 670-7807 (C) Youth Ministry: Rev. Drew Donovan (506) 233-0633 (C) District Secretary: Rev. Martin Stehouwer (506) 261-9655 (C) Rev. Denn Guptill 275 Innovation Drive, #110, Bedford, NS B4B 0N9 (902) 832-2222 (O) (902) 818-8770 (C) District Treasurer: Rev. Sharon Guptill 34 Deerbrooke Drive, Dartmouth, NS B2V 1W3 (902) 434-6333 (O) (902) 402-5767 (C) 7 District Boards and Committees 2021 - 2022 Widows of Atlantic District Ministers District Board of Administration (DBA) Bagley, Patsy Mackenzie, Charlene Ministerial: Lay: 300 Boars Head Road, #205 642 Route 776 Rev. Peter Moore, Chair Mr. Kevin Campbell, Exec Com - 2024 Saint John, NB E2K 5C2 Grand Manan, NB E5G 1A5 Rev. Scott Prime, Vice-Chair NL/NS/PE Lay TDB - 2023 506-738-2511 506-662-7111 Rev. Denn Guptill, Secretary - 2022 Mr. Scott Richardson - 2022 Rev. Sharon Guptill, Treasurer - 2022 Mrs. Marti Trafton - 2024 Bridgeo, Mary Moore, Joyce Rev. Bud Fancy - 2022 Carleton Place Residence 205 MacDonald Avenue Rev. Joel Gorveatte - 2024 135 Rockland Road, Unit 20 Fredericton, NB E3A 2H5 Rev. Matthew Maxwell - 2024 Hartland, NB E7P 1E9 506-474-0362 Rev. Tanya Nace - 2023 506-596-0716 Myers, Shirley District Board of Ministerial Development (DBMD) Burbury, Wilma 27 Highfield Avenue Executive Committee Rev. Evan Oxner PO Box 773 Saint John, NB E2M 6V3 Rev. Dale MacDonald, Chair Rev. Rebecca Perry Brooksville, FL 34601 902-956-0899 Rev. Peter Moore, Ex-officio Rev. Wayne Robertson 352-251-6465 Rev. Greg Hanson, Secretary Rev. Shawna Rogers Steeves, Phyllis Rev. Jay Guptill Dr. Janet Starks Cameron, Ethel 219 Ellerdale Street, Apt 455 Mrs. Tami Mutch-Ketch Mrs. Sandi Tattersall 133-25 McKnight Street Saint John, NB E5M 2V5 Rev. Brittany Trafton Fredericton, NB E3A 9V4 506-288-1066 Board Members Dr. Betty Weatherby 506-450-9997 Rev. Nathan Adams Rev. David Wilcox Symonds, Debby Rev. Ken Banks Corey, Mary 139 River Street Rev. Seth Fancy 171 Connell Road Fredericton, NB E3A 8V5 Rev. Neil Horner Woodstock, NB E7M 1K8 506-450-9367 Rev. Marilyn Mansvelt 506-594-2745 Emmett, Wilma District Camp Board 581 Greenough Road Cooperstown, NY 13326 Beulah Session Caton’s Island Session 585-567-4574 Mrs. Tami Mutch-Ketch, Chair Mrs. Tami Mutch-Ketch, Chair Rev. Peter Moore, Ex-officio Rev. Peter Moore, Ex-officio Foote, Judy Rev. Mike White, Caretaker Mr. Dean Stephenson, Director 53 Brentwood Crescent Mrs. Gail-Anne Brown, Conference Coordinator Mr. Ian McMath, Assistant Director Saint John, NB E2K 4S1 Mrs. Sarah McGuigan - 2022 Mr. Shane Hoyt - 2022 506-636-9407 Rev. Steve Bradley, Secretary - 2022 Rev. Nick Graham - 2022 Mr. Russell Hall - 2023 Mrs. Kelly Dobson - 2023 LeRoy, Joanne Rev. Don Ingersoll - 2023 Mrs. Jillian Shealy, Secretary - 2023 226 Beulah Road Rev. Robert Trafton - 2024 Mr. Greg Walton - 2024 Browns Flat, NB E5M 2R4 Mr. Robin Churchill - 2024 Mrs. Shannon Anderson - 2024 506-875-1940 8 COMMUNITY Church-Pastor Directory 2021 - 2022 PO Box 202, 9 Wesleyan Drive, Fort Fairfield, ME 04742 * Indicates lay staff not credentialled with the Atlantic District (207) 473-7322 Rich Thomas, Lead Pastor AMHERST 6 Maltby Court, Amherst, NS B4H 2L6 CONNECTION (902) 667-9126 38 Pleasant Street, Truro, NS B2N 3R7 www.amherstwesleyan.com (902) 893-9521 Evan Oxner, Lead Pastor www.connectiontruro.com Bradford Jordan, Assistant Pastor Luke Anderson, Lead Pastor Sheryl York, Community Care Pastor CORBETT BLACKS HARBOUR 55 Corbett Avenue, Fredericton, NB E3A 3X3 676 Main Street, Blacks Harbour, NB E5H 1C1 (506) 472-0044 (506) 456-2144 www.corbettchuch.ca www.bhw.church Jason Vienneau, Lead Pastor Ken Banks, Lead Pastor R.T. Benson, Pastor Emeritus *Nicholas Perry, Youth Pastor Aaron Hopkins, Worship & Youth Pastor *Susan McCluskey, Children’s Ministry Director CORNERSTONE BRAZIL LAKE 1215 Hammonds Plains Rd, Hammonds Plains, NS B4B 2E1 873 Brazil Lake Road, Brazil Lake, NS B4A 5N3 (902) 832-2222 (902) 740-5510 www.cornerstonewesleyan.ca Kevin Myers, Lead Pastor Denn Guptill, Pastor Natalie Gidney, Assistant Pastor Deborah Gilbert, Pastor Stefan Gilbert, Pastor BROWNS FLAT FELLOWSHIP *Mike Kneebone, Administrator 12 Jordan Avenue, Browns Flat, NB E5M 0B5 Marilyn Mansvelt, Pastor (506) 468-2540 Rob McDowell, Pastor Steve Bradley, Lead Pastor Drew Owen, Pastor CENTERPOINT CROSSPOINT 1984 Route 885, Havelock, NB E4Z 5M7 4 Coronation Court, Fredericton,
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  • Draft Transportation Plan

    Draft Transportation Plan

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