1 995 Yearbook

\1S55 9&CCC 1995 \

National Association

of Congregational 38 Christian Churches

'and of good courage

Joshua 1:6

The 40th Anniversary Meeting of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches will be held in the Detroit area at the Hyatt Regency Dearborn, Michigan. Make special note of the change of the first day to Saturday. June 24 - Tuesday, June 27, 1995. The theme is "Be Strong and of Good Courage," Joshua 1 :6. The Program Committee hopes to set a record attendance at this special Anniversary meeting so please come and bring a friend!

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

OF

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

1995 YEARBOOK

Containing member church statistics for the calendar year

1993 or the most recent fiscal year

and

Personnel Names and Addresses submitted by

August 15, 1994

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Edited in the Offices of the Association

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FAX (414)764-0319

MISSION STATEMENT

To encourage and assist local churches in their

development of vibrant and effective witnesses to Christ

in Congregational ways.

CONTENTS

THE MODERATOR'S MESSAGE 4

THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY'S MESSAGE 6

ASSOCIATION BOARD RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM 7

ANNUAL MEETINGS 8

NACCC OFFICERS 10

EXECUTIVE STAFF HISTORY 11

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION STAFF 12

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 13

THE CONGREGATIONALIST 17

NACCC COMMITTEES

Credentials 17

Library Board 18

Annual Meeting Program 19

Nominating 21

Financial Stewardship 22

Financial Services Advisors 24

Investment Advisory 26

DIVISIONS OF THE CORPORATION

Building and Loan Fund 27

Congregational Church Development 29

Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies 31

Division for Ministry 34

Missionary Society 36

COMMISSIONS OF THE NACCC

Functions of the Commissions 39

Christian Education 40

Communications 42

Family Life in the Church 44

Spiritual Resources 46

Women's 47

World Christian Relations 50

Youth 52

National Association of Pilgrim Fellowship 54

Heritage of Pilgrim Endeavor 55

CHURCHES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 56

THE ROLL CALL OF STATES 57

Member Churches 58

Associate Member Churches 161

Honorary Member Churches 1 62

Affiliated Associations and Conferences 163

CONTENTS (Continued)

AREA ASSOCIATIONS & FELLOWSHIPS 165

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES

Congregational Library 183

Continuation Committee 183

Congregational Ministers 1 84

Ordinations for 1991-1992 197

CFTS Students 198

Christian Education Directors 200

Association-Related Special Awards 206

Citations Given at Annual Meetings 210

Necrology 211

Ambassadors 212

Past Association Board Members 214

ARTICLES AND BYLAWS

Articles of Association 231

Bylaws of Association 239

Articles of Incorporation 252

Bylaws of Corporation 255

INDEX: Area Association Officers, Consultants, & Association Board Members 264

THE MODERATOR'S MESSAGE

I have the privilege of serving the seventh Pilgrim congregation estab- lished in the Old Plymouth Colony. This wonderful history is ever-present around us here on Cape Cod, and we note that 1 995 will be the 375th anni- versary of the Mayflowers' landing, first at Provincetown, at the tip of Cape Cod, and then a month later at Plymouth Rock and what was then to be called Plymouth.

With this back drop of remembering a very early part of our historical roots, we also come to a somewhat signifi- cant milestone in the life of our National Association of Congregational Christian Churches. This is our 40th anniversary year. Forty is not so many when compared to three hundred and seventy five, but it is signifi- cant to we who have struggled to keep the Pilgrim ideals of religious freedom alive, in the face of counter pressures and an erstwhile merger mania.

Forty is an often used number in the scriptures that indicates a complete time of blessing or trial. If a king of Israel reigned forty years it was seen as proof of God's approval. It is the period of years that Israel spent in the Wilderness before entering the "Promised Land." Then, as they were poised to enter into Canaan, Joshua charged God's people to "be strong and of good courage." (Thrice repeated in Joshua 1:1-7). We take this as our theme for our 40th anniversary celebration.

"Be strong and of good courage" is a forward-looking call for faith and perseverance. Forty sometimes difficult years are soon to be concluded, but we are now stronger, wiser, and poised to enter into a greater future. We celebrate the past and the lessons learned therein, but faith in our destiny, our God, and in "the freedom by which Christ has set us free," constrains us to chart a steady course of advancement for our Congre- gational way of Christian witness and freedom.

In 1955 when the Pilgrim dream was in some jeopardy, this Association was given birth in order to provide a place for churches and people who wished to continue in the Congregational way. They happened to be in Detroit when these 20th century Pilgrims took courage and said "no" to any form of ecclesiastical hierarchy. So now, come and join us as we revisit these recent roots; as we come of age; and as we set a course for another 40 years, which will bring us into a new century and millennium.

We would like to see every one of our 400 plus churches somehow rep- resented at the Detroit meeting. I will do my part to make that goal a possibility for even the smallest of our churches. One thousand strong in Detroit - that's our attendance goal. Your faith will make that happen. I promise you a wonderful time of inspiration, learning, friendship, enter- tainment, excitement, good humor and a great Christian fellowship. The Host Committee, the 40th Anniversary Celebration subcommittee, the Program Committee and myself are going all out to make your invest- ment of time very much worthwhile. We are going to celebrate!

This light of faith, freedom and fellowship cannot be extinguished except by our own neglect or self-doubt. There is still more light to break forth - do you believe it?

Be Strong and of Good Courage,

Rev. Paul Ray

THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY'S MESSAGE

'The Challenge of Fellowship"

We need to emphasize the impor- tance of interchurch fellowship to the Congregational Way. However, we hardly have time to spend working at our church. So, where do we find the extra time to fellowship with other churches, particularly those outside our geographical area?

What does fellowship really mean as the 20th Century draws to an end? The miles that separate us can be overcome more easily than in the past. Improvements in communica- tions and technology enable us to be far more effective in extending the hand of fellowship to others. The National Association was formed both to encourage fellowship and make it more effective. Our primary job is to facilitate fellowship between and among our member churches. We need to share ideas, successes, and even failures.

Congregational churches are not independent churches, they are free churches joined in fellowship with one another to strengthen their effec- tiveness. How is this accomplished? Like so many other things in life, we only get out what we put in. The National Association, as listed in this Yearbook, is composed of many volunteers and a small paid staff in Oak Creek. Without any hierarchal structure, the work done by these volun- teers determines the effectiveness of the Congregational Way.

I hope those reading this Yearbook message will make a commitment during our 40th Anniversary Year to expand your fellowship with other Congregational churches. Take an idea from someone else and incorpo- rate it in your church. Review the services the National Association offers and use them. If we do not offer a service your church needs, ask for it.

The members of our churches determine, individually and collectively, how much the National Association means to them and their church. We want to earn your support. Let us work together during this coming year to redefine fellowship! We can be "a beacon upon a hill for all to see," or "a smoldering ember." The choice is ours and the time is now.

Mike Robertson

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OFFICERS

MODERATOR

Rev. Paul N. Ray, Moderator (Agneta) (First Cong'l, Yarmouth Port)

MODERATOR-ELECT

D. Keith Deacon (Lois) (North Cong'l, Southfield)

IMMEDIATE PAST MODERATOR

William H. Ahrens (Onnalee) (First Cong'l, Royal Oak)

329 Main Street Yarmouth Port, MA 02675 Home: (508)775-1012 Office: (508)362-6977

28336 Peppermill Road Farmington Hills, Ml 48331 Home: (810)553-2847

31435 Lyons Circle West Warren, Ml 48092 Home: (810)264-9474

ASSOCIATION & CORPORATION SECRETARY

Lois A. Heilmann 9 Ridge Avenue

(First Cong'l, Etna) Pittsburgh, PA 15223

Home: (412)781-7935

TREASURER

Daniel A. Schulz (Carolyn) (First Cong'l

Wauwatosa)

ASSISTANT TREASURER

Dr. J. Fred Rennebohm (Marilynn) (First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

HISTORIAN

Rev. Leslie R. Shultz II (Helga) (First Cong'l, Mukwonago)

13595 W. Park Avenue New Berlin, Wl 53151 Home: (414)786-3489

1390 Crescent Drive Elm Grove, Wl 53122 Home: (414)786-8329

201 Roberts Drive Mukwonago, Wl 51349 Home: (414)363-3240 Office: (414)363-7249

Walters. Davis Davis & Kuelthau

(First Cong'l

LEGAL COUNSEL

1 1 1 East Kilbourn Avenue Milwaukee, Wl 53202 Wauwatosa) Phone: (414) 276-0200

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PERSONS WHO HAVE SERVED

- OR PRESENTLY SERVE -

ON THE EXECUTIVE STAFF

OF THE ASSOCIATION

1955 (Year Established) to Date

Abercrombie, A. Vaughan

1965-1968

Alexander, John H.

1967-1975

Appelquist, A. Ray

1975-1985

Boring, Walter A.

1982-1987

Britton, Erwin A.

1975-1981

Brown, George W. Jr.

1969-1979

Brownell, Donald R.

1969

Clark, Harry W.

1984-1994

Claxton, John W.

1963-1969

Deinstadt, Leslie G.

1965-1966

Edwards, Trudi

1962-Present

Frentz, Harold G.

1979-1988

Gray, David L.

1979-1986

Halcomb, Michael P.

1987-Present

Jackson, Philip

1994-Present

Johnson, Harry

1955-1958

Kime, F. Willard

1960-1962

Koch, Mary

1993-1994

Matheny, Michael

1986-1987

Moore, John

1994-Present

Rennebohm, J. Fred

1985-1991

Robertson, Michael S.

1991 -Present

Scanland, Robert H.

1962-1964

Swanson, Neil H. Jr.

1959-1964

Vernon, Walter J.

1970-1974

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION STAFF

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY FOR MISSIONS & CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DEVELOPMENT

ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY FOR MINISTERIAL DEVELOPMENT AND SERVICE

CONTROLLER

YOUTH DIRECTOR

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DIRECTOR

Assistant to Mike Robertson Mailing List Manager Assistant to Phil Jackson Meeting Coordinator Assistant to Michael Halcomb Assistant to Trudi Edwards Financial Assistant

Michael S. Robertson (Peggy)

Home Phone: (414) 271-2340

Rev. Dr. Michael P. Halcomb (Bonnie) Home Phone: (414) 332-1976

Rev. Phil R. Jackson (Michelle) Home Phone: (414) 332-1979

Trudi Edwards (Wilmer) Home Phone: (414) 546-0056

(open at time of printing)

John Moore (Susan) Home Phone: (414) 259-0763

Alesha Burchell

Zorica Dimitrijevic

Karen Frazzell (Victor)

Liesel Gruener (Douglas)

Mary Kveton (Ken)

Nancy Ristic (Robert)

Elizabeth Wroblewski

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

1991-1995

Prof. Donald L. Bentley, Ch. (Anne/Penny) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

1826 Roanoke Road

Claremont, CA 91711

Home: (909) 624-9195

Office: (909) 621-8555 x2941

FAX: (909)621-8463

Email:dbentley@pomona.claremont.edu

Rev. David A. Hawk (Linda J.) (Heritage Cong'l, Berea)

316 Edgewood Drive Berea, OH 44017 Home: (216) 234-9712

Barbara J. Mullen (Donald) (Oakwood Hghts, Staten Is.

547 Falcon Avenue Staten Island, NY 10306 Home: (718) 987-5261

1992-1996

Carol J. Bailey (Homer) (First Cong'l, Peterson)

4275 110th Avenue Peterson, IA 51047 Home: (712)933-2711

Rev. Elizabeth E. Bingham (Paul) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

600 N. Garey Pomona, CA 91767 Home: (909)620-4039 Office: (909)622-1373 FAX: (909)629-2554

Rev. Dr. Richard Kurrasch, Vice Ch. (Ann) (First Cong'l, Royal Oak)

1314 Northwood Blvd Royal Oak, Ml 48073 Home: (810)435-0108 Office: (810)288-4220 FAX: (810)288-9029

Continued next page.

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (Continued)

1993-1997

Jerold R. Cochran (Dorothy) (First Cong'l, Salt Lake City)

Rev. Thomas M. Richard (Lee Anne) (First Cong'l, Nantucket)

1191 South 1700 East Salt Lake City, UT 84108 Home: (801)582-7871

POBox 126 Nantucket, MA 02554 Home: (508)228-0450 Office: (508)228-0950 FAX: (508)228-2577

Dr. Robert E. Walden (Ethel) (First Cong'l, Toledo)

1931 Mt. Vernon Avenue Toledo, OH 43607 Home: (419)531-4833 Office: (419)381-5695 FAX: (419)381-3098 (Attn: Dept. of Psychiatry)

1994-1998

Rev. D. Elizabeth Audette (Colebrook Cong'l)

PO Box 51

Colebrook, CT 06021 Home: (203)379-2517

Claire Horvitz (Lou)

(Cong'l Church of Chimes, Sherman Oaks)

Rev. Dr. Patrick Shelley

(Plymouth Cong'l)

6524 Fulton Avenue VanNuys, CA 91401 Home: (818)984-2497

2001 E. Grand River Avenue Lansing, Ml 48912 Home: (517)337-3937 Office: (517) 484-9495 FAX: (517)484-2588

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SUBCOMMITTEES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Budget

Richard Kurrasch, Ch. Donald Bentley Jerold Cochran Barbara Mullen

Interim

Donald Bentley, Ch.

Elizabeth Bingham

David Hawk

Richard Kurrasch

Barbara Mullen

Lois Heilmann, Ex Officio

Membership, Bylaws and Procedures

David Hawk, Ch. Richard Kurrasch Thomas Richard Patrick Shelley

Nominations and Appointments

Barbara Mullen, Ch.

Carol Bailey

Jerold Cochran

Claire Horvitz

Lois Heilmann, Ex Officio

Personnel and Administration

Elizabeth Bingham, Ch. Elizabeth Audette Donald Bentley Robert Walden

Publications

Thomas Richard, Ch. Elizabeth Audette Elizabeth Bingham Patrick Shelley

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CORPORATE DIVISION MEMBERS

Building & Loan Barbara Mullen

Congregational Church Development

C.F.T.S.

Division for the Ministry

Missionary Society

Jerold Cochran Patrick Shelley Elizabeth Bingham David Hawk

Christian Education

Communications (includes Ambassadors)

LIAISON ASSIGNMENTS

Claire Horvitz Thomas Richard

Family Life

Spiritual Resources

Women's Commission

World Christian Relations

Youth

Nominations, N.A. Officers

Credentials

Resolutions

Financial Stewardship

Investment Advisory

Robert Walden David Hawk Carol Bailey Richard Kurrasch Elizabeth Audette Carol Bailey Claire Horvitz Patrick Shelley Elizabeth Bingham Donald Bentley

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THE CONGREGATIONALIST

Joseph B. Polhemus, Editor (Berenice) (First Cong'l, Mansfield)

1105 Briarwood Road Mansfield, OH 44907 Home: (419)756-5526

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

(One Year Term)

Baxter Ankerstjerne, Ch. (Colleen) (First Cong'l, Peterson)

4995 140th Avenue Peterson, IA 51047 Home: (712)295-7562

Rev. Richard D. Liles (Joan) (First Cong'l, Hutchinson)

203 S. Park Drive Hutchinson, KS 67502 Home: (316)662-6391 Office: (316)662-5693

Dale R. Winning

(First Cong'l, Etna)

Liaison Member Claire Horvitz

1 Howard Street Apt. 302 Pittsburgh, PA 15209 Home: (412)821-6282

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LIBRARY BOARD

1994-1995

Rev. Dr. Philip A. Muth

(Peggy)

(First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

3065 Fairwood Court Wauwatosa, Wl 53213 Home: (414)257-3099

1994-1996

Kay Taylor

(Roger)

(North Shore CC, Fox Point)

8839 Greenvale Road Bayside, Wl 53217 Home: (414)257-3009

1994-1997

Mrs. Patricia Jipson

(North Shore CC, Fox Point)

7236 N. Navajo Avenue Milwaukee, Wl 53217 Home: (414) 352-6546

1994-1998

Edward A. Dickinson

(Margaret/Peg)

(North Shore CC, Fox Point)

7515 N. Links Way Milwaukee, Wl 53217 Home: (414) 352-4228 Office: (414)241-9140 FAX: (414)241-5010

Ex Officio Rev. Leslie R. Shultz, II

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PROGRAM COMMITTEE-1995 ANNUAL MEETING DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Rev. Paul N. Ray, Moderator (Agneta) (First Cong'l, Yarmouth Port)

329 Main Street Yarmouth Port, MA 02675 Office: (508) 362-6977 Home: (508)775-1012

Katherine Howell, Host Co-Chairman (Larry) (First Cong'l, Royal Oak)

1026 Pinehurst Avenue Royal Oak, Ml 48073-3314 Home: (810)288-4806

Art Voisin, Host Co-Chairman (Mary) (North Cong'l, Southfield)

28868 Raleigh Road Farmington Hills, Ml 48018 Home: (810)477-7039

Donald Bentley

(Anne/Penny)

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

1826 Roanoke Road

Claremont, CA 91711

Home: (909)624-9195

Office: (909)621-8555x2941

FAX: (909)621-8463

Email:dbentley@pomona.claremont.edu

D. Keith Deacon (Lois) (North Cong'l, Southfield)

28336 Peppermill Road Farmington Hills, Ml 48331 Home: (810)553-2847

Bernice Douma (Harold) (Pilgrim, Bloomfield Hills)

30526 N. Greenbriar Franklin, Ml 48025 Home: (810)851-1845

Rev. E. Neil Hunt (Sharon) (Meadowbrook Cong'l, Novi)

21355 Meadowbrook Novi, Ml 48050 Home: (810)344-2583 Office: (810)348-7757

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PROGRAM COMMITTEE (Continued)

Rev. Dr. Mark Jensen 26277 Kiltartan

(Liane) Farmington Hills, Ml 48334

(North Cong'l, Southfield) Home: (810) 474-4829

Office: (810)473-1870

Rev. Dr. Richard Kurrasch 1314 Northwood

(Ann) Royal Oak, Ml 48073

(First Cong'l, Royal Oak) Home: (810) 435-0108

Church: (810)288-4220 FAX: (810)288-9029

Rev. William Lange 746 W. Bethune Street

(First Cong'l, Detroit) Detroit, Ml 48202-2709

Office: (313)745-8186

Ex Officio:

Michael S. Robertson

Liesel Gruener

Office: (800)262-1620

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NOMINATING COMMITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION

1993-1995

Rev. Douglas Drown

(First Cong'l, Bingham)

PO Box 253 Bingham, ME 04920 Home: (207) 672-3380 Office: (207)672-3218

Rev. Sam Tallent (Mindy) (Old Stone Cong'l, Lyons)

PO Box 500 Lyons, CO 80540 Home: (303) 823-6981 Office: (303) 823-6726

Rev. Dr. J. Lynwood Walker (Ginger) (Federated Ch., Demorest)

Piedmont College POBox 10 Demorest, GA 30535 Office: (706) 778-3000 FAX: (706)776-2811

1994-1996

Hannah Wing Hall (Lloyd) (Plymouth Cong'l, Racine)

1800 College Avenue Racine, Wl 53403 Home: (414)634-5999 Office: (414)633-6039

Anne Kuester, Ch. (Garith) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Green Bay)

3031 Bay View Drive Green Bay, Wl 54311 Home: (414)468-1114

Rev. John Navarre (Harriett)

(Westminster Cong'l Kansas City)

3521 Cherry Kansas City, MO 6410 Home: (816)753-6232 Office: (816)234-3000x7727

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FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE

1991-1995

Carroll Metzner (Peggy) (Heritage Cong'l, Madison)

733 Huron Hill Madison, Wl 53711 Home: (608) 233-5288 Office: (608) 257-3764

1992-1996

Harold Frentz, Ch. (Elsie)

(Community Congregational, Huntington Park)

Louie Horvitz (Claire)

(Cong'l Ch. of the Chimes Sherman Oaks)

3537 Live Oak Street Huntington Park, CA 90255 Home: (213)587-1080 Office: (213)581-2159

6524 Fulton Avenue VanNuys, CA 91401 Home: (818)984-2497

1993-1997

Susan Lison (1994) (Eric) (Community CC, Big Piney)

POBox 1024 Big Piney, WY 83113 Home: (307)276-3842 Office: (307)276-3554

Bedent (Bede) Gallup (Loraine) (First Cong'l, Twentynine Palms)

74044 Cottonwood Twentynine Palms, CA 92277 Home: (619)367-9961

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FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP (Continued)

1994-1998

Mary Beaumont

(First Cong'l, Rochester)

23212 Washington Ave. Kansasville, Wl 53139 Home: (414)534-2286

Rev. Donald Niswonger

(Plymouth Cong'l, Plainfield)

PO Box 386 Plainfield, IL 60544 Beeper: (815) 532-9422 Office: (815)436-3409

Ex Officio

Michael S. Robertson Dan Schulz

Liaison Member Elizabeth Bingham

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FINANCIAL SERVICES ADVISORS

The Financial Service Advisors, and our Financial Stewardship Committee members, are available to all member churches for discussion and ideas relating to any financial problem areas. Our goal is to make financially stronger member churches. The principal service areas are:

Financial Counseling

New Techniques for Stewardship

Restructuring of Debt

Help with Financing of Construction

Estate Planning and Wills Seminars

Establishment and Development of Endowment Funds

Complete Planned Giving Programs

Help with Investment of Church Funds

NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES

Santo L. Piazza 724 Clawson Street

(Marilyn) Staten Island, NY 10306

(Oakwood Heights Community, Home: (718) 351-8306 Staten Island)

SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES

Rev. George W. Brown, Jr. Rte. 9, Box 310, Sharon Road

(Edith) Live Oak, FL 32060

Home: (904)658-3452

MIDWESTERN REGION

D. Keith Deacon 28336 Peppermill Road

(Lois) Farmington Hills, Ml 48331

(North Cong'l, Southfield) Home: (810)553-2847

Gary Wichman 1 03 S. Center

(Cheryl) Eaton Rapids, Ml 48827

(First Cong'l, Eaton Rapids) Home: (517) 663-2094

Office: (517)334-5465

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FINANCIAL SERVICES ADVISORS (Continued)

MIDWESTERN REGION (Continued)

Carroll Metzner 733 Huron Hill

(Peggy) Madison, Wl 53711

(Heritage Cong'l, Madison) Home: (608) 233-5288

Office: (608) 257-3764

Art Wallach (Lee) (First Cong'l, Akron)

379 Nob Hill Drive Akron, OH 44303 Home: (216)836-4815

Rev. Donald Niswonger

(Plymouth Cong'l, Plainfield)

PO Box 386 Plainfield, IL 60544 Beeper: (815) 532-9422 Office: (815)436-3409

ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION (Wyoming - Colorado - Montana Washington - Oregon)

William A. Riner (Dortha) (First Cong'l, Cheyenne)

108 W. 29th Street Cheyenne, WY 82001 Home: (307)632-4521 Work: (307)634-2766 FAX: (307)634-2768

SOUTHWESTERN REGION

Hayward Elliott

(Margaret)

(Cong'l Church of the Chimes,

Sherman Oaks)

4200 Cedros Avenue Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 Home: (818) 784-5243

(Any member of the Financial Stewardship Committee is also available for Financial Service discussions.)

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INVESTMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Investment Advisory Committee directs the investment of Association endowment and reserve funds, in accordance with previously established criteria. These investments are managed by a professional investment manager, whose performance is regularly matched against industry standards by Committee members.

Dr. J. Fred Rennebohm (Marilynn) (First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

1390 Crescent Drive Elm Grove, Wl 53122 Home: (414)786-8329

Robert C. Brunner 8330 N. Green Bay Road

(Audrey) River Hills, Wl 53209

(North Shore Cong'l, Fox Point) Home: (414) 354-7809

Arthur Ebert 9632 N. Valley Hill Drive

(Joan) Mequon, Wl 53092

(North Shore Cong'l, Fox Point) Home: (414) 241-9632

Office: (414)278-8500

R. Ron Heiligenstein (Judith) (Mayflower Cong'l, River Hills)

8210 N. Green Bay Road Milwaukee, Wl 53209 Home: (414)354-2121

Keith Naeve, Ch.

(Plymouth Cong'l, Racine)

1315 N. Sunnyslope Dr. #204 Racine, Wl 53406-3474 Home: (414)886-0977

Michael S. Robertson

(Peggy)

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Taunton, MA)

P.O. Box 1620 Oak Creek, Wl 53154 Home: (414)271-2340 Office: (414)764-1620 FAX: (414) 764-0319

Ex Officio Harold Frentz

Liaison Member Donald Bentley

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BUILDING AND LOAN FUND (A Division)

The Building and Loan Fund was originally incorporated in April, 1 959 (without stock and not for profit). In March, 1962, the incorporated Fund was dissolved and its assets were transferred to the Corporation for the Association, with the Building and Loan Fund becoming a Division of the Corporation.

Its purpose is to promote, encourage, assist, and - in any manner - aid the establishment, building, remodeling, maintenance, repair, location and/or relocation of Congregational Christian Churches which are members of - or affiliated with - the Association. It seeks and encourages contributions so that it may extend assistance to an increasing number of Churches. The chairman of this Division is appointed by the Executive Committee.

1991-1995

A.L. Barron

(Geraldine E.) (First Cong'l, Toledo)

1892 Wight Millbury, OH 43447 Home: (419) 836-6292

1992-1996

William Barnes, Ch. 1961 Naperville Road

(Barbara) Plainfield, IL 60544

(Plymouth Cong'l, Plainfield) Home: (815) 436-5039

June Wassenberg Box 430

(Donald) Big Piney, WY 831 1 3

(Community Cong'l, Big Piney) Home: (307) 276-3560

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BUILDING AND LOAN FUND (Continued)

1993-1997

Milo M. Matthies 71 33 N.W. Winter

(Sonah) Kansas City, MO 64152

(Westminster Cong'l, KS City) Home: (816) 587-8848

1994-1998

William A. Riner 1 08 W. 29th Street

(Dortha) Cheyenne, WY 82001

(First Cong'l, Cheyenne) Home: (307) 632- 4521

Work: (307)634-2766 FAX: (307)634-2768

Rev. Dr. Jonathan R. White Grand Valley State Univ.

(Marcia) Director, School of Criminal Justice

(Mayflower Cong'l, 25 Commerce SW

Grand Rapids) Grand Rapids, Ml 49503

Home: (616)942-8505 Office: (616)771-6577

Corporate Member Barbara Mullen

Staff Executive Michael S. Robertson

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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DEVELOPMENT

(A Division)

A statement of purpose for the Congregational Church Development Division appears in the Bylaws of the Corporation for the National Association as follows:

"To serve as the Agency of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches in encouraging and supporting the organization and development of new Congregational Christian Churches by such methods and in such locations as the Division may determine appropriate after due study and survey; including response to the inquiries of self-generating groups which may request counsel and support from the National Association for such a purpose."

The Division has the power to accept, accumulate, and expend funds designated for the above purposes, all funds being held in the name of the Corporation for the Association. It elects its own officers, and reports semi-annually to the Executive Committee sitting as the Board of Directors of the Corporation. It also is involved in the promotion and administration of the Ten Dollar Plus Club.

1991-1995

Rev. John W. Currier, Ch. (Lisa A. Hebert) (Lake Country, Hartland)

P.O. Box 251 Hartland, Wl 53029 Home: (414) 367-8153 Office: (414) 367-5631 FAX: (414) 367-8154 (call first) Email: lccc@aol.comm

Rev. Sam Tallent (Mindy) (Old Stone Cong'l, Lyons)

P.O. Box 500 Lyons, CO 80540 Home: (303) 823-6981 Office: (303) 823-6726

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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DEVELOPMENT

(Continued)

1992-1996

Garlth R. Kuester (Anne) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Green Bay)

3031 Bay View Drive Green Bay, Wl 54311 Home: (414)468-1114

Beverly Vink

(Plymouth Cong'l, Wichita)

8902 E. Funston Wichita, KS 67207 Home: (316)686-8782 Office: (316)524-3281

1993-1997

Rev. Catherine Schuyler

(Ponckhockie Union)

910 Ponce de Leon Ave., Atlanta, GA 30306 Home: (404)874-9652

NE

Frank Johnston (Kay) (First Cong'l, Salt Lake City)

360 Evergreen Drive Summit Park, UT 84060 Home: (801)645-8066 Office: (801)649-5661 FAX: (801) 649-6560

1994-1998

James A. Hopkins 260 Division Street

(Riverpoint Cong'l, W. Warwick) East Greenwich, Rl 02818

Home: (401)884-8986 Office: (401)521-9000 (Until 12/31/94)

Rev. Dennis Virta (Debbie) (Christ Cong'l, Hales Corners)

Corporate Member Jerold Cochran

Staff Executive Michael P. Halcomb

8820 Knoll Court Franklin, Wl 53132 Home: (414)529-3122 Office: (414)529-3950 Fax: (414)529-3122

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CONGREGATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR

THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

(A Division)

The Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies was established in 1961 as a response to the concern many people were expressing for where the churches were to find ministers whose commitment, training and preparation fitted them uniquely for service to these churches of the Congregational Way.

It represents an unusual approach to theological education designed to serve the special requirements of our diverse Congregational fellowship in which no single theological or social viewpoint can represent all of the churches.

CFTS is, as the name denotes, a Foundation which provides financial aid in the form of grants and scholarships and thereby places a fine theological education within the reach of all potential Congregational ministers. It also seeks to enrich each student's program academically by providing a directed study in Congregational History and Polity and by providing annual seminars on topics related to ministry in the Congregational churches. To provide experience in the practice of ministry, each student is required to serve an internship in an approved NACCC teaching church. By giving equal emphasis to the financial, the academic and the practical portions of the program, the Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies provides unusually fine preparation for ministry in Congregational churches of our Association.

To continue its mission and to assure the future of the Congregational min- istry, the Foundation depends on the member churches of the Association to:

Provide regular financial support;

Identify talented and committed men and women, and to challenge them to give serious consideration to the Congregational ministry as a vocation;

Provide practical work experiences in Congregational churches for CFTS interns.

For additional information, contact the CFTS Dean: The Rev. Phil R. Jackson P.O. Box 1620 Oak Creek, Wl 53154

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C-F.T.S. (Continued)

1991-1995

Rev. Dr. Dan Schowalter (Diane S.) (First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

414Cramford Drive Racine, Wl 53402 Home: (414) 639-8293 Office: (414) 551-5884

Rev. Dr. Jay M. Terbush, Ch. (Marlene) (South Cong'l, Hartford)

29 King Road West Hartford, CT 06107 Home: (203) 561-2874 Office: (203) 249-8627

1992-1996

Linda K. Anderson

(Community Congregational Lathrup Village)

4953 Maple Dearborn, Ml 48126 Home: (313)584-3943

Noel W. Nilson

(Carolyn D.) (Colebrook Cong'l, Colebrook, CT)

38 Rood Hill Road Sandisfield, MA 01255-9635 Home: (413)258-3369

Rev. David Smith (Cheryl) (Second Cong'l, Warren)

P.O. Box 206 Warren, ME 04864 Home: (207)273-3343 Office: (207)273-2338

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C.F.T.S. (Continued)

1993-1997

Rev. Ashley M. Cook

(David Hutchinson) (First Cong'l, Etna)

First Cong'l Etna Locust & Walnut Pittsburgh, PA 15223 Home: (412)822-7126 Office: (412)781-9427

Judge James D. Rogers 141 10 Prince Place

(Leanna M.) Minnetonka, MN 55345

(Plymouth Cong'l, Minneapolis) Home: (612)935-8185

1994-1998

Rev. Dewey Gierke (Helen) (Florence Cong'

122 Pine Street Florence, MA 01060 Florence) Home: (413)584-9049 Office: (413) 584-1325

Blaine H. Simons (Diane) (First Cong'l, Salt Lake City)

2691 Flamingo Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84117 Home: (801)272-1787 Office: (801)288-4000

Corporate Member Patrick Shelley

Staff Executive Phil R. Jackson

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DIVISION FOR MINISTRY

The chief concern of this Division is for the Congregational ministry in its variety of forms. Through the office of the Staff Secretary for Pastoral Relations, support and aid are offered search committees as they seek ministers for churches of the Association, and consultation is offered to churches and ministers seeking to resolve problems and conflicts. The Office of Pastoral Relations also maintains current files of records and profiles for each Association member church, and credentials and professional dossiers for ministers. In addition, the Division for Ministry acts as the agent for the Congregational churches for the endorsement of military, Veterans Administration, hospital and prison chaplains.

The Division also administers several special funds:

The Ministerial Assistance/Enrichment Fund provides emergency financial assistance to ministers, both active and retired. Also, financial support is offered for a variety of continuing education opportunities. With resources of this fund, the Ministers' Convocation is planned and presented by the Division Board.

The Retired Ministers' Fund was established by the Rev. Dr. Max Strang, a long-time Congregational minister, and Mr. Fred Hoerner, a Congregational layman, to recognize the value of the service rendered by retired Congregational ministers and their spouses. This fund has been supported generously by the churches of the Association and now provides an annual stipend to all retired ministers who have served NACCC churches.

The Winthrop Administration Fund was established in 1987 by the Division Board to provide for the cost of administering the programs and services of the Division. As the Winthrop Fund endowment grows, the income from it will reduce, and perhaps someday eliminate, the dependence of the Division on the Association's Fund for Shared Ministries.

1991-1995

Rev. Steven H. Ware Bailey, Ch. 15000 Southfield Road

(Bushnell Cong'l, Detroit) Detroit, Ml 48223

Home: (810) 356-0175 Office: (313) 272-3550

Dr. Jean Phillip (J. P.) Karr 2535 Spring Arbor Road

(Dolores G.) Jackson, Ml 49203

(Arbor Grove Cong'l, Jackson) Home: (517) 784-7436

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DIVISION FOR MINISTRY (Continued)

1992-1996

Hannah Wing Hall (Lloyd) (Plymouth Cong'l, Racine)

1800 College Avenue Racine, Wl 53403 Home: (414)634-5999 Office: (414) 633-6039

Rev. Marianne Neufeld (1993) (Trinity Cong'l, Adams)

1016 County Road M Adams, Wl 53910 Home: (608) 339-9733 Office: (608) 339-6717

1993-1997

Rev. Henry (Jack) Brown 3061 N. Adams Road

(Pamela) Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48013

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Bloomfield Hills) Home: (810) 649-1049

Office: (810)642-2290

Don Kendrick

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

1994-1998

Rev. Gregory Ellcey (Barbara) (First Cong'l, Marshalltown)

2380 3rd Street LaVerne, CA 91750 Home: (909) 593-5353 Office: (909) 593-9393 FAX: (909)593-5352

312 W. Main Street Marshalltown, IA 50158 Home: (515) 752-4957 Office: (515) 752-4239

Louise Scott

(William)

(First Cong'l, Hanson)

Corporate Member Elizabeth Bingham

Staff Executive Phil R. Jackson

328 Indian Head Street Hanson, MA 02341 Home: (617)293-6875 Ans. Mach.: (617)293-6857 FAX: (617)293-5049

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY (A Division)

The mandate for missions comes first from Scripture, which says "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit..." (Matthew 28:19-20). The tradition of Congregational churches' involvement in Christian missions began in the colonial period and is as long and faithful as any in American history. Your Missionary Society is working to build an even deeper commitment to this ministry of outreach in the churches of our Association.

The present Missionary Society was established in 1954, and in 1961 became a Division of the Corporation for the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches. The statement of purpose for the Missionary Society appears in the Bylaws of the Corporation, as follows:

"To serve as the missionary agent of the churches of the National Association, and of such churches as desire its service; to receive, manage, and distribute such funds and properties as may be entrusted to it according to the expressed wishes of the donors, or in the absence of such designation, by vote of the division; to counsel with such Churches as call upon it in the area of their missionary concern: and generally to stimulate the spreading of the Gospel of Jesus Christ by such means as are in keeping with the basic principle of the Congregational Christian Churches. .."

Volunteer board members serve this Division and its worldwide concerns. Funds received are disbursed through the Treasury of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches. Gifts are faithfully administered according to the wishes of the donors. Working in cooperation with its Executive Staff person, the Missionary Society monitors all selected projects so that individuals and churches in our Association may have confidence that their contributions are used with integrity and for purposes which are in valid support of Christian missions.

The Missionary Society strives to select projects that are distinctively Christian and distinctively Congregational. Currently, missionaries in twelve countries are receiving our support. Aid is given to churches and other mission projects in the United States, some of which are cross-cultural in nature. Overall, this program of Christian missions is becoming more holistic, ministering to the needs of the whole person; including the spiritual, the physical, and the relational. All supported missions are under regular review and evaluation. The needs are genuine, and the projects are worthy of prayerful and generous support.

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY (Continued)

1991-1995

Rev. Dr. Kenneth W. Gottman, Ch. (Judith A.) (Mayflower Cong'l, Grand Rapids)

2653 Elmwood, SE Grand Rapids, Ml 49506 Home: (616) 949-6260 Office: (616) 459-6255 FAX: (616)459-6528

Dorotha (Dottie) Miller (1994) (First Cong'l, Anaheim)

242 Mountain Court Brea, CA 92621 Home: (714)990-4539 Office: (714) 871-5411 Fax: (714)871-2401

Betsy Pence

(First Cong'l, Akron)

3290 Purdue Street Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 Home: (216)945-7874

1992-1996

Mrs. James Christian (Mildred) (Avalon Community, Avalon)

14727 Valeda Drive La Mirada, CA 90638 Home: (310) 941-7367 Office: (818)288-6917

Dr. J. Michelle Fitzpatrick

(Third Cong'l, Middletown)

875 East Street Middletown, CT 06457 Home: (203)632-7047 Office: (203) 424-5126 FAX: (203)424-4958

Rev. Donald Limmer (Milly) (Heritage Cong'l, Berea)

485 West Street PO Box 276 Berea, OH 44017 Home: (203) 826-0323 Office: (203) 826-1641 FAX: (203)826-1641 (call

irst)

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY (Continued)

1993-1997

Carney W. Baker

(Plymouth Cong'l, Wichita)

Mary Foster

(John)

1218 North Crestway Wichita, KS 67208 Home: (316)684-2201 Office: (316)265-2667 FAX: (316)265-8705

Route 3, 1 1 1 Swamp Road Pittsfield, MA 01201

(Berkshire Comm., Richmond) Home: (413) 698-2793

Rev. Gary W. Pierce (Sharon) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Green Bay)

991 Pilgrim Way Green Bay, Wl 54304 Home: (414)468-3156 Office: (414)499-4515

1994-1998

Mary Jean Clark (Paul) (Church of the Messiah, LA)

7257 W. 90th Street Los Angeles, CA 90045 Home: (310)649-3871

601 Glenhill Lane Lewisville, TX 75067

Rev. Edward H. Fackler (Terry)

(Mayflower CC, Flower Mound) Home: (214)221-2976

Office: (214) 539-9341

Rev. Gard Rowe

(Flatbush-Tompkins Cong'l, Brooklyn)

Corporate Member David Hawk

Staff Executive Michael P. Halcomb

PO Box 457

Point Lookout, NY 11569 Home: (516)897-7725 Office: (516)432-5990

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COMMISSIONS OF THE NATIONAL

ASSOCIATION

Functions of the Commissions

Association Commissions are extended subcommittees of the Executive Committee. They are charged with responsibilities in specific areas of concern such as Christian Education, Communications, Family Life in the Church, Spiritual Resources, Women, World Christian Relations, and Youth.

Executive Committee designates a liaison representative to each Commission. Commission members are nominated by the Executive Committee and from the floor of the Annual Meeting. They are elected by Association delegates gathered at the Annual Meeting. A full term is four years, with one-fourth of a Commission membership changing each year. Following consultation with each Commission, the Executive Committee appoints respective chairmen.

Commissions are granted considerable autonomy in carrying out their responsibilities. They report all actions promptly to the Executive Committee. Some of these recommendations require further action by the Association at its Annual Meeting. In that case, they are reviewed by the Executive Committee, and its recommendations, in turn, are submitted at the Annual Meeting.

Records of enabling resolutions, which originally brought certain Commissions into existence, are not available. It has been necessary, therefore, to draft a current statement of activities based on actual practice, thereby providing information to the membership of the Association.

Subject to availability of funds, Commissions may meet twice a year- during the fall or winter months and immediately before the Annual Meeting of the Association. Seminars and exhibits are planned by many of the Commissions in conjunction with the Annual Meeting.

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COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

The Commission on Christian Education was organized in 1957 to assist churches with their Christian Education programs and to help implement the progress of the Congregational Way.

The Commission works to fulfill Christian Education needs at the local, regional, and national levels. Its services include, but are not limited to, the development and maintenance of heritage materials, guidance in curriculum selection, teacher training programs, and regional workshops. This work is accomplished with a continued awareness of changing priorities in religious education and with an emphasis on the Congregational Way of Faith, Freedom, and Fellowship.

1991-1995

Lavinia R. Hopfe

(Plymouth Cong'l, Wichita)

9828 Highway 7 Allenspark, CO 80510 Home: (303)747-2237

Rev. Arthur P. Ritter, Ch. 4155 Ladysmith

(Laura) West Bloomfield, Ml 48323

(Pine Hill Cong'l, W. Bloomfield) Home: (810) 855-1619

Office: (810) 626-2737

1992-1996

Laurie Hale

(Darryl)

(First Cong'l, Vermontville)

382 E. Main

Vermontville, Ml 49096 Home: (517) 726-1130 Office: (517) 323-1700 FAX: (517)323-8404

Deborah Walz

(Marshal)

(First Cong'l, Burlington)

2904 Dill Street Burlington, IA 52601 Home: (319) 753-0068 Office: (319) 753-6209

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COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION (Continued)

1993-1997

Rev. John J. Lancz 7 Ridge Road

(Church of Christ, Stony Creek) Stony Creek, CT 06405

Home: (203) 488-3565 Office: (203) 488-7827

James Swinford

(Mayflower Cong'l, Flower Mound)

417 Anice Lane Euless, TX 76039 Home: (817) 545-0330

1994-1998

Jane Karker (Lee) (CC of Rockland, Rockland)

51 Ocean Street Rockland, ME 04841 Home: (207) 596-0606

Catherine Drake

3115 Avenue #1-51

(Flatbush-Tompkins, Brooklyn) Brooklyn, NY 11210

Home: (718) 951-1422

Liaison Member Claire Horvitz

Staff Executive John Moore

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COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

The charge to the Communications Commission shall be: To create, produce, promote, and encourage the use of materials which will assist churches and individuals in their religious life, and which will promote the work of the Congregational Christian Churches.

The Commission also shall initiate materials which will be helpful in promoting and interpreting the Christian way of life from the unique perspective of Congregationalism.

1991-1995

Willis A. Brant (Fern) (First Cong'l, Tacoma)

3311 N. Cheyenne Tacoma, WA 98407 Home: (206)752-0989

Rev. Jack A. McCann, Ch. (Judith) (First Cong'l, Neosho)

19415 Hwy 17 Waynesville, MO 65583 Home: (314)774-5600

1992-1996

Troxell Paris

(Eleanor)

(Seattle Cong'l, Seattle)

6053 N.E. 61st Street Seattle, WA 98115 Home: (206)524-1827

Rev. Craig Crossman (1994) (Karen) (Community Cong'l, Maple Hill)

P.O. Box 176 Maple Hill, KS 66507 Home: (913)256-4102 Office: (913)256-4277

Continued next page.

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COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (Continued)

1993-1997

Margaret Moran (1994)

(United Cong'l, Norwich)

P.O. Box 332 Norwich, CT 06360 Home: (203) 886-8380

Rev. Noel D. Vanek (Chris) (Church in the Gardens)

36 Ascan Avenue Forest Hills, NY 11375 Home: (718)793-0931 Office: (718) 268-6704

1994-1998

Paul Bingham

(Elizabeth)

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

4381 Pleasant Street LaVerne, CA 91750 Home: (909) 593-4549

Thomas M. Lynde 2375 Jonesboro Road

(Tammy) Hampton, GA 30228

(County Line Cong'l, Hampton) Home: (404) 957-6882

Office: (404) 957-0208

Liaison Member Thomas Richard

Staff Executive Michael S. Robertson

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COMMISSION ON FAMILY LIFE IN THE CHURCH

The Commission on Family Life in the Church is charged with helping local churches in their ministry to families by providing education, support and program development. The Commission will be guided in setting its priorities by the number and kinds of requests for assistance from the local churches.

1994-1995

Marjorie Beinke (James) (First Cong'l, Roscommon)

PO Box 215 Roscommon, Ml 48653 Home: (517)275-4189

Dr. Larry Bjorklund (Jeanne)

(Little Church in the Pines, Bass Lake)

PO Box. 305 Bass Lake, CA 93604 Home: (209)877-4685 Office: (209) 642-3243

1994-1996

Roger Benedict 2783 Chapter, #208

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Bloomfield Hills) Troy, Ml 48083

Home: (810)524-9307

Claudia Kniefl

(Robert)

(First Cong'l, Anchorage)

8451 Miles Court Anchorage, AK 99504 Home: (907)337-6560 Office: (907)272-8363

Continued next page.

44

COMMISSION ON FAMILY LIFE IN THE CHURCH

(Continued)

1994-1997

Judy Sanders

(Donald)

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

3920 Poplar Lane Chino Hills, CA 91709 Home: (909) 597-2254

Rev. Mark Hatfield

(First Cong'l, South Paris)

17 E. Main Street South Paris, ME 04281 Home: (207) 743-7903

1994-1998

Rev. Dr. David B. Henry (Mary) (Fourth Cong'l, Chicago)

21 36 W. Warner Avenue Chicago, IL 60618 Home: (312)472-8665

Dr. Betty Vos

(First Cong'l, Salt Lake City)

2865 E. Canyon Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84108 Home: (801)484-1269

Liaison Member Robert Walden

Staff Executive Michael S. Robertson

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SPIRITUAL RESOURCES COMMISSION

The Spiritual Resources Committee was raised to Commission status at the 1967 Annual Meeting, and given the following charge:

The Spiritual Resources Commission shall be charged with the responsibility of encouraging and increasing the knowledge and love of God in both personal and corporate devotions, and of witnessing in the world to Christ and His Gospel.

The Spiritual Resources Commission undergirds the spiritual aspects of the National Association and acts as a continuing stimulus to the devotional life of the churches. This work is carried on by volunteers, sharing their perspective of God's love and experience of Christian community with one another.

"For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I in the midst of them."

-Matt. 18:20

1991-1995

Rev. William Rafuse, Ch. (Donna)

23 Bozrah Street Bozrah, CT 06334

Rev. Gregg D. Swope (Beth)

(Rapid River Cong'l, Rapid River)

7887 Cleveland Street Rapid River, Ml 49878 Home: (906) 474-6901 Office: (906) 474-6646

Continued next page.

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SPIRITUAL RESOURCES COMMISSION (Continued)

1992-1996

Anne Butman (Peter) (First Cong'l, Hanson)

Winnifred Walters (Peter) (Heritage Cong'l, Spokane)

151 Crescent Street Hanson, MA 02341 Home: (617) 293-9579

4504 S. Magnolia Street Spokane, WA 99223 Home: (509)448-2143

1993-1997

Geraldine E. Barron (A.L. "Red") (First Cong'l, Toledo)

Terry O. Fackler (Ed) (Mayflower CC, Flower Mound)

1994-1998

Rev. John Carson (Susan) (First Cong'l, Tacoma)

Marti Charbonneau (Ralph) (Seattle Cong'l, Seattle)

Liaison Member David Hawk

Staff Executive Michael P. Halcomb

1892 Wight Millbury, OH 43447 Home: (419)836-6292

601 Glenhill Lane Lewisville, TX 75067 Home: (214) 221-2976

209 South "J" Street Tacoma, WA 98405 Office: (206) 383-3878

1531 Sunset Avenue SW Seattle, WA 98116 Home: (206)935-5575

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WOMEN'S COMMISSION

The objective of the Women's Commission is to support and encourage women in their changing roles in families, churches and communities. The objective is achieved by communicating effectively, developing and disseminating resource materials and providing opportunities for financial stewardship.

1991-1995

Linda Wininger (1994), Ch. (Robert) (First Cong'l, Toledo)

28450 Bradner Road Millbury, OH 43447 Home: (419)836-1121 Office: (419)241-1183

Cinda Lou Walton

(First Cong'l, Pittsford)

4815 Second Street Pittsford, Ml 49271 Home: (517) 523-2313 Office: (517) 263-0711 x448 Emergency Only

1992-1996

Sherry Glab (1994) (Thomas) (Pilgrim CC, Pomona)

2129 San Marcos Place Claremont, CA 91711 Home: (909) 626-1178 Office: (909)625-2988 FAX: (909)624-3993

Louise Willetts

(Central Cong'l, Galesburg)

311 E. Simmons #501 Galesburg, IL 61401 Home: (309) 343-3685 Office: (309) 342-2577

Continued next page.

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WOMEN'S COMMISSION (Continued)

1993-1997

Jodee Lord 377 Mason Avenue

(Fred) Staten Island, NY 10305

(Oakwood Heights Community, Home: (718)987-0461

Staten Island) Office: (718)351-0984

Elise Barnhart 2117 Hillcrest Drive

(Samuel) Delafield, Wl 53018

(Lake Country Cong'l, Hartland) Home: (414)646-5293

1994-1998

Rowena Baker 319 E. Randolph Street

(Joseph) Glendale, CA 91207

(First Cong'l, Los Angeles) Home: (213) 245-5316

Rev. Donald Mullen 547 Falcon Avenue

(Barbara) Staten Island, NY 10306

(Oakwood Heights Community, Home: (718) 987-5261

Staten Island) Office: (718)351-3667

Liaison Member Carol Bailey

Staff Executive Michael S. Robertson

49

WORLD CHRISTIAN RELATIONS COMMISSION

The World Christian Relations Committee was brought into being at the Annual Meeting held in Minneapolis in 1962. It was given full Commission status at the Annual Meeting held in Wichita in 1964.

The Association has charged the Commission as follows:

"...The World Christian Relations Commission shall be charged with the responsibility for making effective witness to the Congregational Way in this country and around the world. This charge shall include, but not be limited to, initiating, implementing, sustaining and improving relations with all other established religious bodies in a spirit of fellowship. The Commission shall make fraternal contacts with organizations which have current or historical ties with the Congregational Way."

1991-1995

Rev. Judith Roska (1992), Ch.

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

600 N. Garey Pomona, CA 91767 Home: (909) 625-7663 Office: (909) 622-1373 Fax: (909)629-2554

Rev. Richard J. Bower (1993)

(Cong'l Church of Chimes, Sherman Oaks)

5737 Allott Avenue VanNuys, CA 91401 Home: (818)780-3101 Office: (818)789-7124

1992-1996

Raymond Johnson (Ellen) (Cong'l Church, Rockland)

34 Acadia Drive Rockland, ME 04841 Home: (207) 594-5883

Rev. Dr. William F. Schnell (Nancy)

9035 N. Bethanne Drive Brown Deer, Wl 53223

(North Shore Cong'l, Fox Point) Home: (414) 355-2274

Office: (414) 352-6123

Continued next page,

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WORLD CHRISTIAN RELATIONS COMMISSION

(Continued)

1993-1997

Barbara Hunt

(Robert)

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Taunton)

455 North Main Street Raynham, MA 02767 Home: (508) 822-0683 Office: (508) 824-4100

Robert H. Vaught (Rose Mary) (Community Cong'l, Franklin)

RR 1, Box 169 Whiteland, IN 46184 Home: (317) 535-8606

1994-1998

Carolyn Blair

(Cadman Memorial Cong'l, Brooklyn)

392 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11238 Home: (718)857-9048

Rev. Mark Rustin (Laverne)

(North Deering Cong'l, Portland)

1364 Washington Avenue Portland, ME 04103 Home: (207)797-2002 Office: (207) 797-2487

Liaison Member Richard Kurrasch

Staff Executive Michael S. Robertson

51

COMMISSION ON YOUTH

It is the purpose of the Commission on Youth to offer youth program resources and support to assist member churches in providing opportunities for growth in the understanding of Christian life principles, for the development of a sense of responsible freedom, and for serving the cause of Christ through fellowship and service. The Commission does not seek to provide a total program for the local church youth, rather, it seeks to support these groups and extend specific help when it is requested. In accordance with this aim, the Commission engages in the continuing development of resource material for use by the churches.

Further, the Commission seeks to provide opportunities for inter-group fellowship among young people through the National Association of Pilgrim Fellowship and the Heritage of Pilgrim Endeavor (see below). An Annual Assembly for NAPF and HOPE is held each summer in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the Association. The Assembly is an opportunity for sharing, growing, and learning for the youth of our churches.

Opportunities for service, which might otherwise be unavailable, are afforded through the Work Camps and Pilgrimages sponsored by the Commission. These special programs are available to the high school and college age young people of all Association churches. Other projects, in this country and overseas, are sponsored as needs and opportunities arise.

1991-1995

Rev. John G. Alvord (1992) 1014 North Oakes

(Kathryn) Tacoma, WA 98406

Home: (206)759-8615 Message: (206) 756-9020

Dr. Gregory A. Hummon 504 Landon

(North Cong'l, Southfield) Birmingham, Ml 48009

Home: (810) 540-6998 Office: (313) 644-5400 FAX: (313)644-4954

Continued next page.

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COMMISSION ON YOUTH (Continued)

1992-1996

Chris Rygh, Ch.

(First Cong'l, Burlington, IA)

10557 Memorial Park Road Burlington, IA 52601 Home: (319) 754-7933 Drake: (515)277-3176

Judy VanDyke (Randy) (First Cong'l, Spencer)

419 E. 19th Street Spencer, IA 51301 Home: (712) 262-9190

1993-1997

Rob Fredrickson (1994)

(First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

5332 N. Lovers Lane Milwaukee, Wl 53225 Home: (414) 466-1640 Office: (414) 258-7375

Vickie Hite (1994) 1502 N. Sandcreek Road

(Dale) Boggstown, IN 46110

(Community Cong'l, Franklin) Home: (317)835-2013

1994-1998

Mary Beth Moseley

(First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

2818 W. Avenue K-8, #26 Lancaster, CA 93536 Home: (805) 722-5263

Peggy Finnigan

(First Cong'l, Wayne)

35133 Birchwood Westland, Ml 48185 Home: (313) 729-3067

Liaison Member D. Elizabeth Audette

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP

The purpose of the National Association of Pilgrim Fellowship is:

"To promote a free Christian way of life among the youth of our country; to unite all Congregational young people in worship, fellowship and service; to develop the spritual qualities and leadership of youth; to convey our ideas to the world in Christian action."

Activities of the NAPF are directed by national officers elected at the Annual Meeting. As a part of the program of the Commission on Youth,the NAPF operates under the Commission with the assistance of Co-Directors appointed by the Commission. The NAPF strives to serve local groups by providing aid and encouragement at the Annual Meeting and by communications throughout the year.

Kate Frkovich

President

(First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

Becky Wulff

First Vice President (First Cong'l, Rockwood)

Rachel Hood

Second Vice-President (First Cong'l, Royal Oak)

Sarah Koch

Secretary/Treasurer (First Cong'l, Spencer)

CO-DIRECTORS

13005 Elmhurst Parkway Elm Grove, Wl 53122 Home: (414)782-9153

24761 E. Huron River Drive Rockwood, Ml 48173 Home: (313)782-3461

136 E. Bloomfield Royal Oak, Ml 48073 Home: (810)588-3477

202 E. 9th Spencer, IA 51301 Home: (712)262-7756

Donna Legg

(Fourth Cong'l

Logan Square)

2808 W. Logan Blvd. Chicago, IL 60647 Home: (312) 235-3489 Office: (708) 520-8050

Randy Van Dyke (Judy) (First Cong'l, Spencer)

419 E. 19th Spencer, IA 51301 Home: (712) 262-9190

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HERITAGE OF PILGRIM ENDEAVOR

HOPE is an active fellowship of young Congregationalists who have been graduated from high school and who wish to continue their ties with the Association. It operates under the guidance of the Youth Commission and has two Co-Directors appointed by the Commission. The objectives of HOPE are threefold:

1. To promote and nurture continued fellowship for Congregational young people who have been graduated from high school.

2. To assist such young adults to become informed, creative, and active participants within thier local church.

3. To develop enthusiastic and dedicated leadership for various levels of service within the National Association.

David Baker

East Coast Representative/

President

(First Cong'l, Hanson)

184 Main Street Hanson, MA 02341 Home: (617) 293-2992 Weekends

Chris Jones 1634 Forest Glen Drive

Central Region Representative/ Green Bay, Wl 54304 Secretary Home: (414)494-5029

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Green Bay)

Lauren McDonald

West Coast Representative/

Ananias Editor

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

PO Box 21 Pomona, CA 91768 Home: (909)620-6109

CO-DIRECTORS

Pam Davis

(Church of the Messiah, Westchester)

13440 Burbank#4 VanNuys, CA 91401 Home: (818) 988-9881

Rev. Stuart Merkel (Lynn) (South Cong'l, Hartford)

32 Dartmouth Avenue West Hartford, CT 06110 Home: (203) 232-0556 Office: (203) 249-8627

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THE CHURCHES OF THE

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

Presented in three groupings:

MEMBER CHURCHES

Churches which have officially voted to join the Association.

ASSOCIATE MEMBER CHURCHES

Churches which have voted to be associated with the Association.

AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONS AND CONFERENCES

Associations and Conferences that have voted to affiliate with the Association, although some member churches, individually, are not members of the National Association.

Privileges of classifications are defined in Articles of Association and Bylaws.

Notations:

Statistics are for the calendar year 1993, or the most recent fiscal year of the member Church, and of the Association. Contributions to the Association from Member Churches are for the fiscal year of the Association, April 1 , 1993- March31, 1994.

Addresses of ministers can be obtained from the Ministers list, which follows the list of Area Congregational Associations and Fellowships.

Certain ministerial staffs are larger than shown. Space dictates the listing of no more than four on this form. All ministers are shown in Ministers section.

Church School Enrollment includes children age three (3) through 8th grade.

Youth Enrollment covers youth from 9th grade through high school.

Code:

(+) Indicates current report not received from Church. Information is repeated from thelatest available source, if deemed accurate.

(-) Indicates the information was not given in reports from the Church.

(*) Indicates ministers who are members of that Church, but not serving on Church Staff.

(c.p.) Indicates designated Contact Person for the Church.

Church dual-affiliation information is available through the Association office. Information in this listing is as of August 15, 1994.

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