California-Nevada Annual Conference

California-NevadaAnnual Conference

of the United Methodist Church

Conference Journal & Yearbook 2009

Grace and Peace,I was inspired by our time of Christian Conferencing at the 2009

session of the California-Nevada Annual Conference. It was 30 years ago that I joined this Annual Conference and linked my commitment to service with yours.

I am honored by the privilege of serving as your bishop. We, together, are thousands of gifted and committed lay and clergy leaders dedicated to sharing our “Passion in Jesus Christ and Compassion for All.”

This is a year that presents us with many challenges and oppor-tunities. We will all have to learn new ways of leading and being the church because much of what we used to do is no longer effective. But, we can rejoice. Our God, who is making all things new, is able to equip us with all we need to fulfill our calling.

So let us grow in our relationship with God and one another. We are on a God-led journey.

Your brother in Christ,

Journal and YearbookThe United Methodist Church

California-Nevada Annual Conference161st Session, June 17-20, 200, Sacramento, California

Warner H. Brown, Jr., Bishop

Kristin Sachen, Conference SecretarySusan Hunn, Journal Editor

The Official Record by Order of the Conference

Bishop Warner H. Brown, Jr. Resident Bishop, San Francisco Area

Bishop Brown was born and raised an only child in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of Ida and Warner Brown. He was baptized in their home church, Ames Memo-rial United Methodist Church in Baltimore, Maryland. At the age of 13 he felt a call to serve. At first he did not see himself serving as a pastor but he began preaching as a youth, and was encouraged to continue doing so. He graduated from the University of Maryland with a B.A. in Sociology in 1969 and from Wesley Seminary in 1974. He was planning to serve the church as a layperson, but while serving as a Wesley student intern, the call to ordained ministry became clear.

In 1973 Warner was ordained Deacon in the Baltimore Annual Conference, transferred to the Western Pennsylvania Annual Conference, and appointed as both pastor of a church and Director of Bethany House Ministries in Pittsburgh. He was next appointed Senior Pastor at Warren United Methodist Church in Pittsburgh. While serving in Pennsylvania, he was ordained Elder in the Western Pennsylvania Conference. Then, in 1979, he answered a national search for an associate conference staff position in the California-Nevada Conference, and transferred here. Six months later he was named Conference Council Director.

From this role of program and administrative oversight Bishop Brown was appointed Superinten-dent of the Golden Gate District four years later, and after another four years, was appointed to serve as pastor of Taylor Memorial UMC in Oakland, California. During Brown’s tenure there he led the Oakland community’s ecumenical disaster response to the Loma Prieta earthquake and the Oakland hills fires. After 11 years in Oakland, he was appointed Senior Pastor of First UMC in Bakersfield, California. Two years later he was nominated and endorsed by the conference for the episcopacy. He was elected a bishop at the Western Jurisdiction Conference Session in Casper, Wyoming in July, 2000.

Throughout these years, Bishop Brown has been active in ministries of mercy and justice wherever he has been appointed, including serving as Volunteer Police Chaplain, trustee of the Glide Foundation, vice-chair of the Community Advisory Commission for Alameda County Medical Center, member of the Governing Board of United Way for Kern County, and chair of the Board of Directors for the Bakersfield Homeless Shelter. He is a recipient of the Outstanding Leadership and Service Award for Emergency Response Ministries (1996), given by United Methodist Committee on Relief, and a recipient of a 1998 Congressional Commendation from Congresswoman Barbara Lee.

Bishop Brown’s leadership in the church has been extensive: A delegate to General Conference twice, a member of the General Commission on Religion and Race, a faculty member for new DS/DCM training, a Harry Hoosier Member of and twice the host for the Black Methodists for Church Renewal, chair of the Board of Missions in California-Nevada, as well as numerous other conference boards and agencies, adjunct consultant to the Alban Institute, and a Wesley Seminary Distinguished Alumnus.

In the new quadrennium, Bishop Brown will serve as a member of the General Board of Global Ministries. Previously he has served on the General Board of Discipleship, the Division on Ministries with Young People, and the General Commission on Religion and Race. In 2007, he was advisor for the United Methodist Church’s first Global Young People’s Convocation in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Bishop Brown is married to Minnie Jones Brown; their family includes Catina Marie Harvin, Warner III, and Calvin Brown.

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Corrections & Acknowledgments

Make it right...Please direct corrections as follows:

• Clergy (including Conference offices and membership on agencies) -

Bishop Brown’s office: [email protected]

orP.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798-0250

• Laity - (including Conference offices and membership on agencies) -

Dina Stenwick at [email protected] or 916-374-1525

• Churches - Clare Powell at [email protected] or 916-374-1519

For questions or comments about the Journal, please contact the editor, [email protected] or 530-647-9337.

Many thanks...In a time when Furlough Fridays and foreclosures added stress and squeezed

time, a legion of dedicated folks did more work in fewer hours to make this 2009 Journal happen.

My heartfelt appreciation to Scott Allred, Mary Beck, Diana Bohn, Bishop Warner Brown, Cindy Buna, Janis Chisholm, Nancy Daley, Karen Foster, Debbi Grundman, Spud Hilton, Jane Horstman, Dick Hunn, Grady Knowles, Diane Knudsen, Cheri Kraus, Ajesh Kumar, Pam McKee, Ivania Miranda, Cate Monaghan, Kelly Newell, Ed Pendleton, Laddie Perez-Galang, Bruce Pettit, Audrey Phelps, Perry Polk, Clare Powell, Laury Rand, Kristin Sachen, Shari Sandoval, Laura Smith, Dina Stenwick, Jim Vincent, and Linda Wiberg.

Additional kudoes to all who submitted reports, turned in forms on time, and updated information. Thanks to all!

Blessings,Susan

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Acknowledgments

Table of ContentsCorrections & Acknowledgments ..................................................................... v1. Conference & District Officers & Personnel ................................................ 1

United Methodist Center ..........................................................................................2Resident Bishop .......................................................................................................2Conference Officers .................................................................................................2Annual Conference Secretary’s Staff, ACS 2009 ....................................................3Conference Council on Ministries Staff ..................................................................4Conference Council on Finance & Administration Staff .........................................4The Board of Pensions .............................................................................................5Conference Claimants’ Endowment Board ..............................................................5Conference United Methodist Women .....................................................................5Disaster Preparedness & Response ..........................................................................5Conference Superintendent ......................................................................................6District Superintendents ...........................................................................................6District Offices .........................................................................................................7District Lay Leaders ................................................................................................8District Council on Ministries Chairpersons ...........................................................9District Directors of Lay Speaking ........................................................................10Ministry Staff ......................................................................................................... 11Administrative Staff ...............................................................................................12

2. Membership of Conference Boards, Commissions & Committees ............ 13CONFERENCE AGENCIES .................................................................................14DISTRICT AGENCIES .........................................................................................35 Bay View District ................................................................................................35 Delta District .......................................................................................................36 Fresno District ...................................................................................................38 Golden Gate District ...........................................................................................40 Nevada Sierra District .........................................................................................42 San Jose District .................................................................................................45 Shasta District .....................................................................................................47INFORMATIONAL ...............................................................................................49

3. Roll Call of Annual Conference Session .................................................... 55Roll Call of the Clergy Members ...........................................................................56Roll Call of the Laity .............................................................................................58

4. Daily Proceedings of Annual Conference Session ...................................... 615. Business of the Annual Conference Session ............................................... 79

Part I Organization And General Business ............................................................80Part II Pertaining To Ordained Ministers And Local Pastors ................................84Part III Certification In Specialized And Certified Lay Ministry .......................102

Part IV Diaconal Ministers ..................................................................................103Part V Appointments And Concluding Business .................................................104

6. Appointment Directory ..............................................................................113Clergy Appointments to Bay View District ......................................................... 114Bay View District Circuits ................................................................................... 115Clergy Appointments to Delta District ................................................................ 116Delta District Circuits .......................................................................................... 118Clergy Appointments to Fresno District .............................................................. 119Fresno District Circuits ........................................................................................121Clergy Appointments to Golden Gate District .....................................................122Golden Gate Circuits ...........................................................................................123Clergy Appointments to Nevada-Sierra District ..................................................124Nevada-Sierra District Circuits ............................................................................125Clergy Appointments to San Jose District ...........................................................126San Jose District Circuits .....................................................................................127Clergy Appointments to Shasta District ...............................................................128Shasta District Circuits ........................................................................................130Appointments & Assignments Beyond Local Church .........................................131Additional Appointments .....................................................................................134

7. Financial Reports ...................................................................................... 135Council on Finance and Administration ..............................................................136The Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries .........................................................138The Board of Missions .........................................................................................140The Board of Trustees ..........................................................................................142Board of Pensions ................................................................................................144California - Nevada United Methodist Foundation .............................................155The Conference Claimants’ Endowment Board ..................................................156Unpaid Clergy Support, 2008 ..............................................................................157Clergy Compensation, Benefits, & Reimbursements for 2009 ............................158Compensation for Clergy Serving Beyond the Local Church Setting .................171

8. Reports of Conference Officers, Boards & Agencies ............................... 175Conference Treasurer’s Report ............................................................................176Conference Statistician’s Report, 2009 ................................................................186Council on Finance & Administration .................................................................196Clergy Benefits Task Force ..................................................................................197CCOM Personnel Committee Report ..................................................................197Board of Church & Society .................................................................................197Board of Camping and Retreat Ministries ...........................................................198Board of Discipleship ..........................................................................................199Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry ..............................................200Board of Laity Annual Conference Report 2008 .................................................201Board Of Missions 2009 ......................................................................................202Board of Ordained Ministry .................................................................................205Conference Board of Pensions .............................................................................207

Conference Board of Trustees .............................................................................207United Methodist Women ....................................................................................208Annual Conference Session, Commission on the ................................................209Commission on Archives and History ................................................................209Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns .............................209Commission on Communications of the Annual Conference ..............................210Commission on Equitable Compensation ........................................................... 211Commission on Religion and Race ......................................................................212Conference Committee on Children and Poverty ................................................213Conference Committee on District Superintendency ..........................................213Conference Committee on the Episcopacy ..........................................................214Comité de Ministerios Hispanos-Latinos ............................................................214Committee on Conference Lay Ministry ............................................................215Conference Committee on Reconciliation ...........................................................216California-Nevada United Methodist Foundation ...............................................217Retired Clergy Association ..................................................................................217California-Nevada Methodist Homes ..................................................................218Candler School of Theology ................................................................................219

9. Actions on Recommendations to Annual Conference Session ................. 22310. Standing Rules ........................................................................................ 250

Division I. The Annual Conference Session .......................................................251Division II. Conference Journal ...........................................................................258Division III. Conference Officers (Non-Disciplinary) ........................................259Division IV. Conference Membership and Clergy Relations ..............................259Division V. Conference Leadership and Agencies ...............................................263Division VI. Finance ............................................................................................280Division VII. Equitable Compensation ................................................................288Division VIII. Workers’ Compensation & Conference Unit Insurance Program 290Division IX. Pensions and Benefit Programs ......................................................291Division X. Property Matters ...............................................................................295Division XI. Calendar Year Operations ..............................................................298Division XII. Incorporation of Subsidiary Organizations ..................................298

11. Policy ...................................................................................................... 299Policy Statement on Misconduct of a Sexual Nature .........................................300Abuse Prevention Policy ......................................................................................302

12. Memoirs .................................................................................................. 307Clergy of Conference ...........................................................................................309Clergy Spouses ....................................................................................................328Laity .....................................................................................................................336

13. Roll of Our Honored Dead ...................................................................... 33914. Historical Record .................................................................................... 351

Sessions of the California-Nevada Annual Conference .......................................352Clergy Service Records .......................................................................................354

Bishops ................................................................................................................355Clergy Appointment History ................................................................................355

15. General & Jurisdictional Conference Delegates ..................................... 40116. Directory of Churches ............................................................................. 407

Alphabetical Index of Church Names ..................................................................408Churches in the California-Nevada Conference ..................................................412

17. Clergy & Clergy Spouses ........................................................................ 443Directory of Bishops ............................................................................................444Ordained, Licensed, Appointed or Assigned Ministers .......................................445Ministers on Honorable Voluntary Location .......................................................498Certified Persons ..................................................................................................499

18. Directory of Laity ................................................................................... 509Diaconal Ministers ...............................................................................................510Deaconesses .........................................................................................................510Certified Persons ..................................................................................................510Missionaries Related to the Conference .............................................................. 511Conference Lay Ministers (CLayM) ................................................................... 511Lay Members of the Conference 2009 ................................................................513Lay Members of Annual Conference by Virtue of Office ...................................520Youth Delegation of the Conference 2009 ...........................................................520Conference Lay Speakers ....................................................................................521Agency Codes for Laity Address Directory .........................................................525Address Directory ................................................................................................526

19. Other Agency Information ...................................................................... 539Directory of Campus Ministries ..........................................................................540Directory of United Camps, Conferences, & Retreats ........................................541Directory of Other Agencies ................................................................................542

20. Statistical Tables ..................................................................................... 545Bay View District .................................................................................................548Delta District ........................................................................................................564Fresno District .....................................................................................................580Golden Gate District ............................................................................................596Nevada-Sierra District .........................................................................................612San Jose District ..................................................................................................628Shasta District ......................................................................................................644Recap ...................................................................................................................660

Index ............................................................................................................. 671Quick Reference Guide ................................................................................. 679

California-Nevada Annual Conference .................................................................680

1. Conference & District Officers & Personnel

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United Methodist CenterOfficeLocation: 1276 Halyard Dr.

West Sacramento, CA 95691

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 980250

West Sacramento, CA 95798-0250

Telephone: 916-374-1500

FAX: 916-372-5544

Conference Web Address: http://www.cnumc.org

Resident Bishop

Warner H. Brown, Jr.P. O. Box 980250


1276 Halyard Drive


OFF. 916-374-1510

FAX 916-372-9062

[email protected]

Executive Assistant: Laura Smith916-374-1510, FAX 916-372-9062

[email protected]

ConferenceOfficersConference Co-Lay Leaders Burt Yin

25299 Buckeye Dr., Castro Valley, CA 94552

510-582-4368, [email protected]

Gayle Shearman429 Enfrente Road #A, Novato CA 94949

415-892-2896, cell phone: 415-519-7717

[email protected]

Conference Secretary Kristin Sachen410 Sycamore St., Mill Valley, CA 94941


Conference Journal Editor Susan Hunn5624 Daisy Circle, Pollock Pines, CA 95726


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Annual Conference Secretary’s Staff, ACS 2009

Conference Statistician J. Scott Allred3601 Jody Ct., Bakersfield, CA 93308-1329


Conference Chancellor Jay L. RosenliebKlein, DeNatale, Goldner, Cooper, Rosenlieb &

Kimball, LLP4550 California Ave., Second Floor

Bakersfield, CA 93309

Office direct line: 661-328-5225

Office main line: 661-395-1000

Cell : 661-706-2500, Home: 661-873-7217

[email protected]

Chair, Order of Elders Siosifa Hingano1620 Oakland Rd., Suite D103, San Jose, CA 95131

408-213-2484, Fax: 408-437-3167

Chair, Order of Deacons Susan Grace SmithWillow Glen UMC

1420 Newport Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125


Chair, Order of Licensed Local Pastors and Associate Members Lois Edde

Vacaville Faith Fellowship

66 Vine St. , Vacaville, CA 95688


Conference Director of Lay Speaking Ministries Iunisi Tovo

1777 Woodland Ave., East Palo Alto, CA 94303

650-906-7287, 650-853-9638

[email protected]

Annual Conference Secretary’s Staff, ACS 2009Conference Secretary: Kristin L. SachenJournal Editor: Susan HunnConference Session Taping: Jim ScottHead of Pages: Jan Brim

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Conference Council on Ministries StaffDirector of Connectional Ministry Linda Wiberg


Administrative Assistant Dina Stenwick916-374-1525, [email protected]

Director, Youth & Camping Ministries Kelly Newell916-374-1583, [email protected]

Administrative Assistant Shari Sandoval916-374-1528, [email protected]

Interim Director, United Methodist Volunteers In Mission Phil Bandy

916-374-1582, Cell: 925-808-8138

[email protected]

Administrative Assistant Eddie Frutchey916-374-1584, [email protected]

Interim Director, Communications Cate Monaghan916-374-1529, [email protected]

Administrative Assistant Jane Horstman916-374-1518, [email protected]

Director of Stewardship Betsy Schwartzentraub(916) 374-1515, [email protected]

Conference Council on Finance & Administration StaffTreasurer & Director of Administrative Services Diane Knudsen


Administrative Assistant Clare Powell916-374-1519, [email protected]

Accounting Manager Karen Foster916-374-1521, [email protected]

Bookkeeper Ajesh Kumar916-374-1522, [email protected]

Bookkeeper Carol Stubbs916-374-1523, [email protected]

Receptionist Becky Sheldon916-374-1500, [email protected]

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The Board of Pensions

The Board of PensionsExecutive Secretary: Grady Knowles

300 27th St., Oakland, CA 94612

510-839-8538; FAX 510-834-8539

[email protected]

Administrative Assistant Laurence [email protected]

Conference Claimants’ Endowment BoardExecutive Secretary: Cory Parish

37 W. Yokuts, Suite A-3, Stockton, CA 95207

209-472-7288, FAX: 209-472-7071

[email protected]

Conference United Methodist WomenPresident: Connie Hunter

4235 Partridge Drive, San Jose, CA 95121


Disaster Preparedness & ResponseCoordinator: Norm Hardin

Home (707) 545-1102, Cell (707) 481-1428

[email protected]

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Conference Superintendent

Ted VirtsP. O. Box 980250


1276 Halyard Drive


OFF. 916-374-1501

FAX 916-372-5527

[email protected]

Administrative Assistant: Cindy Buna916-374-1501

FAX 916-372-5527

[email protected]

District SuperintendentsRenae Extrum-Fernandez

2362 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704510-548-4694, FAX: [email protected]

Kristie Olah729 Morse St., San Jose, CA 95126408-295-5341, FAX: 408-286-5889 [email protected]

Benoni R. Silva-Netto572 Rio Lindo Ave., #101, Chico, CA 95926-1850OFC: 530-895-0922, FAX: [email protected]

Jerry Smith[For Mail] Box 2915, Reno, NV 89505[For Shipping] 85 Keystone Ave., Ste. A, Reno, NV 89503775-786-2332, FAX: [email protected]

Mariellen Yoshino2435 N. Thesta, Fresno, CA 93703559-226-9094, FAX, [email protected]

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District Offices

DistrictOfficesBay View DistrictAdministrative Assistant: Ivania Miranda

2362 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704

510-548-4694, FAX: 510-548-1907

[email protected]

http://www.bayviewdistrict.org

Delta DistrictAdministrative Assistant: Cindy Buna

[For Mail] P. O. Box 980250

W. Sacramento, CA 95798-0250

[For Shipping]1276 Halyard Dr.

W. Sacramento, CA 95691

916-374-1501, FAX, 916-372-5527

[email protected]

Fresno DistrictAdministrative Assistants: Mariah Allred, Julie Cho

2435 N. Thesta, Fresno, CA 93703

559-226-9094, FAX, 559-226-8505

[email protected]

http://www.fdumc.org

Golden Gate DistrictAdministrative Assistant: Bruce Pettit

3601 Noriega St., San Francisco, CA 94122-4027

415-504-7200, FAX: 415-504-7900

[email protected]

http://www.goldenumc.org

Nevada-Sierra DistrictAdministrative Assistant: Audrey Phelps

[For Mail] Box 2915, Reno, NV 89505

[For Shipping] 85 Keystone Ave., Ste. A,

Reno, NV 89503

775-786-2332, FAX: 775-786-2364

[email protected]

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San Jose DistrictAdministrative Assistant: Pam McKee

729 Morse St., San Jose, CA 95126

408-295-5341, FAX: 408-286-5889

[email protected]

Shasta DistrictAdministrative Assistant: Janis W. Chisholm

572 Rio Lindo Ave., #101, Chico, CA 95926-1851

OFC: 530-895-0922, FAX: 530-895-0312

[email protected]

http://www.shastadistrictumc.org

District Lay LeadersBay View District Jim Taylor

1794 Bonita Road, El Sobrante, CA 94803


Delta District R. Paul Hampson2805 Juniper Ave., Stockton, CA 95207


Fresno District Ruby Bago4660 Islandview Clovis, CA 93619


Golden Gate District Lavinia Mateialona165 York Place, Hayward, CA 94544

510-783-4974, FAX: 510-209-4888

Email: [email protected]

Nevada-Sierra District Co-Lay Leaders Sharron & Neal Williams

1103 Longspur Way, Sparks, NV 89441

775-425-2478 (h), 775-750-0040 (Neal’s cell)

San Jose District: Nina Klepac20081 Northwood Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014

408-446-3556, W 408-299-5243

[email protected]

Shasta District David Haynes1512 Neal Dow Ave., Chico, CA 95926


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District Council on Ministries Chairpersons

District Council on Ministries ChairpersonsBay View Sandy Blazer

1711 Gyger Ct, Concord, CA 94521


Delta District Rick Young3120 Joshua Tree Circle, Stockton, CA 95209


Fresno District TBDGolden Gate District Tyree Johnson

320 Esplanade Avenue #42, Pacifica CA 94044


Nevada-Sierra District Co-Chairs Don Barr1835 Prince Way, Reno, NV 89503

HM: 775-747-6831

[email protected]

Blanche Farnam79356 Evolution Road, Portola, CA 96122


San Jose Nina Klepac20081 Northwood Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014

W 408-299-5243, HM 408-446-3556

[email protected]

Shasta District Wanda CelliP.O. Box 1806, Lower Lake, CA 95457


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District Directors of Lay SpeakingBay View TBD

Delta Kathy Griggs7121 Castle Creek Way, Rio Linda, CA 95673


Fresno Karen Stoffers Pugh3119 Christmas Tree Lane, Bakersfield, CA 93306

661-871-3030 , [email protected]

Golden Gate District Grace Johnson300 Stony Point Road #514, Petaluma, CA 94952


Nevada-Sierra District Blanche Farnam79356 Evolution Road, Portola, CA 96122


San Jose District Donna Furuta1055 N. Capitol Ave., San Jose, CA 95133


Shasta Stephen W. Pudinski1121 Elizabeth Barcus Way, Fortuna, CA 95540


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2. Conference Boards, Commissions & Committees

CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Administrative Review, Committee on(Nominated by the Bishop)Class of 2011Members: Stephen Yale, Ardith Allread, Jeffrey KuanAlternates: John Corson, Judy Robbins

Annual Conference Session, Commission on the

Chairperson ..................................Dillon, Debbie

Vice-Chairperson ........................ Bennett, David

Secretary .................................

Conference Secretary ..................Sachen, Kristin

Worship Task Force ...................Straks, Dorothy

Agenda Chair...................................Hunn, Susan

Agenda Assistant .............................Allen, Emily

Member/Meal Coordinator ..........Angove, Jerry

Facilities Manager . Mueller, Jack; Angove, Jerry

Displays .....................................Farnam, Blanche

Childcare ...................................Mansfield, Helen

Pages .............................................Brim, S. Janice

BOOM ...................................McShane, Kathleen

Retired Clergy ...............................Angove, Jerry

Communications Commission ... Allread, Ardith

Section Coordinator ........................... Zier, Mark

Conf. Co-Lay Leaders ............Shearman, Gayle; Yin, Burt

UMW Rep ................................Estrada, Margaret

Young Adult Reps .........................Nelson, Holly; Rokoyawa, Jolame (Jo)

Local Arrangements ....................... Chew, James

Volunteer Coordinator ...........

Dir. of Connectional Ministry ..... Wiberg, Linda

Treasurer (Staff) .........................Knudsen, Diane

Communications Staff ..............Monaghan, Cate

Bishop ...........................................Brown, Warner

CLERGY LAITYClass of 2010

(03) Dillon Debbie (06) Farnam, Blanche(06) Nelson, Holly(06) Tower, Laura

Class of 2012(02) Ivery, Hubert (09)Allen, Emily(04) Bennett, David (06) Ozburn, Barbara

(06) Cole, David

Class of 2014(08) Sachen, Kristin (07) Rokoyawa, Jolame (Jo)(08) Cabotaje, Paul (08) Keller, Edward

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Archives and History, Commission onChairperson ................................Wright, Sargent

Vice Chairperson .............................Zeigler, Sara

Secretary ..........................................Staley, Larry

Staff .............................................Knudsen, Diane

Dir. of Archives & History, General Commission .......................... ......Yale, Stephen

Camping and Retreat Ministries, Board of

Chairperson ............................. Rhodes, Schuyler

Vice-Chairperson .......................Stocking, Elwin

Secretary ..............................................................

Conference Coordinator of Youth & Camping Ministries .............................. ......Newell, Kelly


(03) Storrs, Cindy (03) Stocking, Lois(07) Rhodes, Schuyler

Class of 2012(09) Carter, Carol (06) Caudle, Harold(04) Macemon, Shirley (03) Stocking, Elwin

(08) Godbolt, Sharon

Class of 2014(08) Escarzaga, Corazon (09) Ares, Titus(09) Duval, Dottye (08) Bago, Ruby

(09) de Ocera, Celisse Anne(09) Schlager, Matt


(02) Fugitt, John (04) Coleman, Essie(02) Layton, Carol (04) Staley, Larry

(06) Beers, William(08) Bodin, Naoma

Class of 2012(07) Wright, Sargent (09)Allen, Emily

(06) Ozburn, Barbara

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Children and Poverty, Committee OnCo-Chairperson CA ....................... Fine, Pamela

Co-Chairperson NV ........Jennings-Teats, Robert

Financial Secretary ...................McDonald, Tana

Recording Secretary ...................Butler, Thomas


(09) Perla, Gabriela (09) Paron, Dee Anne(09) Kelley, Mae Lee

Class of 2012(06) Klein, Liza (08) Jones, Connie(06) Jennings-Teats, Robert (06) Fine, Pamela

Class of 2014(06) McDonald, Tana (C) (09) Suzuki, Betty(06) Butler, Thomas (C) (09) Streeter, Judie(06) Carter, Carol (C)

(C) = Elected by the Committee

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns, Commission onChairperson ..................Hammer, Heather Leslie

Vice Chairperson ............................ Ivery, Hubert

Secretary ....................................Graham, Celeste

National Council of Churches ............................Craft, Precious Bell

World Council of Churches ......Yamada, Motoe

Gen. Commission Member .................................


(07) Hammer, Heather Leslie (09) Brooks, Damien(05) Stoneking, Kristin G. (08) Ilagan, Elsa(09) Ivery, Hubert (09) Kerr, Lindsey

Class of 2012(08) Oda, John (04) Chisholm, Janis(08) Schwartz, Robert (08) Stone, Roz(08) Summers, Archer (C) (08) Sandell, Rebekah(04) Easton, Alexis (08) Schulze, Margaret

(08) Graham, Celeste

(C) = Elected by the Commission

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Church and Society, Board ofChairperson ..................................Tenold, Margo

Bay View Liaison ................. Fakasiieiki, Marijke

Vice-Chairperson ...................Pidlypchak, Dawn

BICP: Delta Liaison .................Riesinger, Eileen

Secretary .................................. Monroe, Douglas

Fresno Liaison ..................................Mark, Brian

HIV/AIDS .................................... Sudduth, Willa

Golden Gate Liaison ...........................................

Alcohol & Addictions ..................... Sibley, Doug

Nevada Sierra Liaison ...........Pidlypchak, Dawn

Disability Coord ...................... Thomason, Elena

San Jose Liaison ................................ Okuno, Art

Ecum. Grants Coord ..............Chamberlin, John

Shasta Liaison.............................Chisholm, Janis

UMW Representative ....................Davis, Winna

Peace with Justice ..........................Liebke, Mary

Environ Justice ................................Cramer, Jim

Restorative Justice .........................Sauls, Kelvin

Gen. Board Member .................. Fong, Adrienne

Immigration TF ..............................Vaca, Brenda


(08) Chamberlin, John (B) (09) Goforth, Damon(09) Habte, Shim(08) Sauls, Kelvin

Class of 2012(05) Jones, Alan (06) Cramer, Jim(06) Monroe, Douglas J. (06) Chisholm, Janis(07) Vaca, Brenda (B) (07) Liebke, Mary

(07) Sibley, Doug

Class of 2014(03) Griffin, Susan(03) Tenold, Margo (08) Sudduth, Willa (B)(08) Cueto, Estan (08) Sargent, Mona (B)

(B) – Elected by the Board

Tents of Hope - with Laura, Amanda, and Josephine

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Communications, Commission onChairperson ................................. Allread, Ardith

Secretary ............... Mathews-Johnson, Robin (C)

Media Resource Center Rep ..............................

UMCOM Rep ......................................................

Staff ............................................Monaghan, Cate


(02) Allread, Ardith (05) Moala, Sione(07) Phelps, Audrey

Class of 2012(03) Mathews-Johnson, Robin (08) Hilton, Paul (C)(08) Schlesinger, Anne (09) Sherve, Karen L.(09) Dalton, Mary (C) (09) Syler, William

(C) – Elected by the Commission

Council On Ministries, ConferenceChairperson ........................... (05) Dunning, Rob

Vice Chairperson ........................(05) Niu, David

Secretary ................................(09) Lubiano, Ellie

Conf. Co-Lay Leaders ........................................

Shearman, Gayle; Yin, Burt

UMW Chair .................................Hunter, Connie

Chair, Communications Commission ................

Allread, Ardith

Chair, Committee on Reconciliation .................

Willis, Kimberly

Chair, Board of Camping & Retreat Ministries

Storrs, Cindy

Chair, Conference Board of Discipleship..........Durward Amy Beth

Chair, CCOM Personnel ..............Azim, Shirley

Chair, Higher Ed. & Campus Ministries...........Harrell, Michael

Chair, Church and Society ..........Tenold, Margo

Chair, Board of Missions .......Murdock, Jennifer

Chair, Conf. CCUIC ....Hammer, Heather Leslie

Co-Chairs, Committee on Children & PovertyFine, Pamela; Jennings-Teats, Robert

Fresno District ...........................Harrell, Michael

Golden Gate District ........... Mateialona, Lavinia

San Jose District .................................... Viau, Ed

Bay View District ...........................Blazer, Sandy

Shasta District ..............................Haynes, David

Delta District ................................Hampson, Paul

Nevada Sierra District .............Farnam, Blanche


Director of Connectional Ministry ....................

Wiberg, Linda

Conference Treasurer ................Knudsen, Diane

Communications .......................Monaghan, Cate

UMVIM Conf. Interim Dir.. ............Bandy, Phil

Dir. of Youth & Camp Ministries .Newell, Kelly

Minister of Faith & Generosity .............. Schwarzentraub, Elizabeth

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

CCOM Personnel CommitteeChair……………..Azim, Shirley Director of Connectional Ministry…….Wiberg, Linda

CLERGY LAITYNiu, David Bautista, NinaOcera Cortez, Ruth Takeuchi, RoyTibbs, Delores Waters, Beverly

Disability, Joint Committee onChairperson .............. Smith, Jerry (Cabinet Rep)

Board of Pensions .................... Hammett, Sandra

Board of Pensions .............................Potts, Glory

Board of Ordained Ministry .......Eldredge, Fran

Board of Ordained Ministry ...... Olmstead, Bob

Staff ............................................ Knowles, Grady

Discipleship, Board ofChairperson ............(09)Durward, Amy Beth (C)

Vice-Chairperson .............(08) Andres, Edna (C)

Secretary ..............................................................

Education .................. 08) Lubiano, Edilberto (C)

Evangelism ....................... (09) Smith, Randy (C)

Worship & Devotional Life .................... (05) McAnally, Chris

Stewardship .........................................................

Age Level Ministry ................. (07) Baker, Karen

Older Adult ............................ (08) Oda, John (C)

Member at Large ..... (07) Dunning, Kathryn (C)

Member at Large ....................(06) Hall, Jeff (C)

Member at Large ................(04) Hovis, Marietta

Member at Large, Young Adult ............. (06) Goetz, Katie (C)

Member at Large, Youth ....................................

General Board .....................................................

Minister of Faith & Generosity .............. Schwarzentraub, Elizabeth (C)

Staff ...............................................Newell, Kelly

Treasurer .....................................Knudsen, Diane(C) – Clergy

Discipleship-Older Adult Ministry CouncilChair…………Wilson, Marilyn Communications Coordinator………Harlan, SusanMinister of Faith & Generosity…. Schwarzentraub, Elizabeth

CLERGY LAITYAndres, Edna Brinsky, Joyce Ross, JamesHarkness, Paul Finley, Jackie Ryder, BarbaraOda, John Gross, Judy Sanborn, PatriciaKuruhara, Dale Harlan, Susan Stagnaro, BobLandry, Rosemary Kim, Katherine Sugimura, CarolPruess-Mellow, Judith Reynolds, Ruth

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District Superintendency, Committee onChairperson ...................................Busick, Blake

Secretary ....................................... Jakolat, Kathy

Cabinet Rep ..........................................Virts, Ted

CFA Rep .......................................... Davis, Ralph

Bay View .........................................Willm, Susan

Delta .....................................................................

Fresno ..................................... Pierce, Jay (Chair)

Golden Gate ... Sachen, Kristin; Sweet, Paul (Co-Chairs)

Nevada/Sierra ...... Jennings-Teats, Dixie (Chair); Hoffman, Joe

San Jose ........................... Danson, Nancy (Chair)

Shasta .........................Summers, Georgie (Chair)

CLERGY LAITY (08) Busick, Blake (07) Jakolat, Kathy (08) Kim, Katherine

Episcopacy, Committee on (+ Nominated by the Bishop)

Chairperson ............................... Choy, Anne Lau

Vice-Chairperson ...........................Leamy, Carol

Conf. Co-Lay Leaders ............Shearman, Gayle; Yin, Burt

Gen. Conf. Del .............................Miller, Randall

Jurisdictional Committee .... Extrum-Fernandez, Renae


+(04) Sawdon, Lori (05) Troescher, Dave+(07) Choy, Anne Lau (07) Iwahashi, Ken+(07) Kim, Sun-Hee (08) Tower, Laura+(09) Lockwood-Stewart, Odette (08) Leamy, Carol

An UMVIM team from Davis UMC served in the Dharavi section of Mumbai, India, last winter.

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Episcopal Residence, Committee onChairperson………….Leamy, Carol Vice-Chairperson…….

CLERGY LAITYCorson, James Washington-Olson, RosaJones, Robert Leamy, Carol

Filipino American Ministry, Conference Committee on (Established June 2009)

Chairperson ...................... (09) de Ocera, Wilson

Vice Chairperson ......................................... TBD

Secretary .................................... 09) Bactad, Mel

Ex-Officio with Vote:

FAM Caucus President ...........Antonio, Vilma

FAM Caucus Treasurer ...............Soy, Isagani

Paglago ..................................................... TBD

Pastoral Solidarity Task Force .............. TBD

Medical-Dental VIM ............................... TBD

Christmas Institute ................................. TBD

The Spiritual Image ....Bacho-Manalili, Angie

Youth/Young Adult..........Laxamana, CandaceEx-Officio without Vote: Director of Connectional Ministry.................................Wiberg, Linda

Members at Large from Each District (7):


09) Bactad, Mel

Class of 2014(09) de Ocera, Wilson

Finance And Administration, Council on

Chairperson ..........................................Stout, Pat

Vice-Chairperson ................................................

Secretary ..............................Massengill, Jennifer

Standing Committee Chairpersons:

CFA Personnel ..................................................

Budget ........................................ Mullins, Anna

Income .....................................Austin, Brandon

Audit ...............................................Cape, Joyce

Ex-Officio Members Without Vote:

Bishop ........................................Brown, Warner

Conference Treasurer .............Knudsen, Diane

Cabinet Rep ...................................Smith, Jerry

Unit Insurance Committee:

Chair ..................................................................

Staff ..........................................Knudsen, Diane

Members at Large ......................Berling, Clay; Bland, Luan; Hobson, Robert

Dist. Superintendency Committee ......... Busick, Blake

Dir. of Connectional Ministry .... Wiberg, Linda

Conf. Co-Lay Leaders ....Shearman, Gayle; Yin, Burt

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Finance and Administration, continuedCLERGY LAITY

Class of 2012(08) Austin, Brandon (07) Cape, Joyce(08) Corson, Jim (04) Davis, Ralph(08) Dewitt, Nadine (06) Daley, Nancy(02) Kim, Philip (09) Huang, Patrick(09) Kerr-Carpenter, Kathy (04) Kim, Katherine(09) Oberg, Alice (04) Massengill, Jennifer

(02) Mullins, Anna(08) Nicholls, Janet(04) Stout, Pat(06) Thompson, Norman(06) Winne, Jr., Don(04) Yoshino, Steve

General and Jurisdictional Conference DelegationDelegates to the General Conference of The United Methodist Church 2008

Clergy Delegates: Odette Lockwood-Stewart (Chair), Renae Extrum-Fernandez; Ted Virts; Dale Weatherspoon; Felicisimo CaoLay Delegates: Randall Miller, Susan Hunn, Rosa Washington-Olson, Katherine Kim, Blanche Farnam

Delegates to the Western Jurisdictional Conference of the United Methodist Church 2008

Clergy Delegates: Victorine Healey, Benoni Silva-Netto, Siosifa Hingano, Karen Oliveto, Michael YoshiiLay Delegates: Karin Hilton, Betty Suzuki, Michael Herzog, Laddie Perez-Galang, Katherine ParkerReserve Clergy Delegates: Paul Joseph T. Kham Dy Yang, Kristin Sachen, Kelvin Sauls, Elizabeth BrickReserve Lay Delegates: Rob Dunning, Connie Hunter, Bruce Pettit, Laura Tower

Members of the California-Nevada Delegation at work at General Conference 2008 in Ft. Worth, Texas

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Higher Education and Campus Ministry, Board ofChairperson ...............................Harrell, Michael

Vice-Chairperson ................................ Fox, Jerry

Secretary ..............................................................

Endowment & Budget ..................Strobel, Nick

Communications & Connectional Relationships ........................

Scholarships .........................................................

Campus Ministries Committee .........Pierce, Jay

Gen. Board Member ......................Kuan, Jeffrey

Ex Officio:

Campus Ministers:

UC Berkeley Wesley Foundation ................Trueblood, Tarah

UOP ....................................... McNeil, Donna

UC Davis ...........................Stoneking, Kristin

UC Merced Wesley Foundation .......... Goto, Jennifer

SFSU, The Edge .............Talmadge, Carolyn

UMSM Advisor ...............Talmadge, Carolyn

Staff .............................................Newell, Kelly


(03) Blaney, Robert (09) Berrington, JoAnn(04) Beasley, Adrionne (09) Lolohea, Sione M. Jr.

(09) Jones, Venita(09) Peck, Laura(09) Roland, Helen

Class of 2012(06) Tangonan, Florante (05) Strobel, Nick(07) Pierce, Jay K (04) Medford, Leslie(09) Vallelunga, David (09) Near, Dee

(09) Lang Derek

Class of 2014(02) Fox, Jerry (08) Madden, Beverly(09) Schlager, Jane (08) Grodeon, Janice(09) Harrell, Michael (09) Knight, John(09) Berry, Alison

(S) = Student(B) = Elected by the Board

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Hispano-Latino Ministries, Committee on (Established June 2009)President .............................Schlager, David (09)

Vice President ......................................................

Secretary .......................Lugo-Verdugo, Ines (09)

Standing Committees: ........................................

Executive Committee: .........Schlager, David; Lugo-Verdugo, Ines; Yoshino, Mariellen, Vice

Chair

Finance and Funding:.....................................

Programming: ....................

Ex Officio:

Cabinet Rep ........................Yoshino, Mariellen

Conference Treasurer .............Knudsen, Diane

CFA Rep (no vote) ................................... TBD

BOM Rep .................................................. TBD

BOM Rep .................................................. TBD

Hispanic Caucus Chair ......Betancourt, Norma

Betancourt, Angel Escarzaga, Corazon Escarzaga, Marcelo Gomez, Franck

Lugo-Verdugo, InesOchoa, Aura-Lila Perla, Gabriela Saavedra, Juan

Vaca, Brenda Weatherspoon, Deborah

MembersHispanic Pastors Under Appointment:

Latino Seminary Students and lay missionaries:

Ramos, Jose

Lay persons from churches with Hispanic/Latino ministries (up to 5):

TBD

Members at Large:

Clergy Laity(09) Dunning, Kathryn (09) Verdugo, Sergio(09) Milk, Martha (09) Salvador, Frank(09) Bortner, Jola (09) Bentancourt, Mario(09) Dalton, Mary (09) Farnam, Blanche

“People of faith support our immigrant sisters & brothers” at a May 5 rally

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Hmong Ministry, Committee onChairperson ....... Yang, Paul Joseph T. Kham Dy

Vice Chairperson .............Leslie, Denice Dluabci

Secretary ...............................VanMaanen, Donna

Director of Connectional Ministry ........ Wiberg , Linda


(08) Yang, Paul Joseph T. Kham Dy (08) Lee, Joseph(08) VanMaanen, Donna

Class of 2011(08) Leslie, Denice Dluabci (08) Yang, Melody(08) Vang, Shine

Class of 2012(08) Din, Victoria(09)Yang, Poyee

Sponsoring United Methodist Churches:Marysville First UMC – Catterall, ArtClovis Memorial UMC – Leslie, DeniceMerced UMC – Thao, VangSacramento Trinity UMC – Vang, ShineOroville First UMC – VanMaanen, Donna

Hmong United Methodist Ministries:Marysville First UMC – Yang, ChuckuaSacramento Trinity UMC – Vang, ShineOroville First UMC – Yang, ChuckuaClovis Memorial UMC –Thao, Wang PaoMerced UMC– Yang, Ying

Investigation For Clergy Membership, Committee on(Nominated by the Bishop)Chairperson………… Secretary……Vice-Chairperson………

Clergy Alternate Clergy Benson, Gaye Beasley, Adrionne Bernadel-Huey, Myrna Stoffers-Pugh, Karen Garrison, Jim Schwarzentraub, BetsyFox, Jerry Inouye, Keith Setoki, Siosifa Wendlund, MarkStorrs, Cindy Yu, Suk Chong

Lay Observers Alternate Lay Observer Aholelei-Aonga, Mehi Haynes, David Willm, Susan

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Laity, Board ofConference Co-Lay Leaders ..Shearman, Gayle;

Yin, Burt

Lay Speaking ....................................Tovo, Iunisi

UMW Rep .......................................... Pryor, Sara

UMM ............................. Extrum-Fernandez, Paul

Director Connectional Ministries .......... Wiberg, Linda

District Lay Leaders:

Bay View .......................................... Taylor, Jim

Delta ...................................... Hampson, R. Paul

Fresno .............................................. Bago, Ruby

Golden Gate ....................... Mateialona, Lavinia

Nevada Sierra .......... Williams, Neal & Sharron

San Jose ......................................... Klepac, Nina

Shasta ..........................................Haynes, David

Lay Minister Program, Committee onChairperson ................................................. TBD

Cabinet Rep .........................................................

Conference Co-Lay Leaders ..Shearman, Gayle; Yin, Burt

BOOM .......................................... Hillman, Holly

Treasurer ........................................Shatto, Daune

Other .......................................... Smith, Kathleen

Legislation, Committee on Chairperson ........................de Ocera, Wilson H.

Vice-Chairperson .......................... Layton, Carol

Secretary .........................................Current, John


(04) de Ocera, Wilson H. (06) Lang, Derek(06) Ofahengaue, Tevita

Class of 2011 (07) Current, John (09) James, Alvin

Class of 2012(06) Kurtz, Pam

Class of 2013(05) Layton, Carol (06) Liban, Jack

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Memoirs, Committee onChairperson…………….Baldwin, Don Executive Officer……Daley, Nancy


Darling, Steve Vincent, JamesLerrigo, Charles

Class of 2011Angove, SueBurchell, Bill

Class of 2012Iritani, Joanne

Missions, Board ofChairperson ............................Murdock, Jennifer

Vice-Chairperson ...................... Mateialona, Bill

Recording Secretary ...................Sachen, Kristin

NCD Chair .......................................Healy, Vicky

Consultant NCD ...................................Virts, Ted

Cabinet, Equitable Comp ................Smith, Jerry

Health & Welfare, Chair ............ Exelby, Sandra

Golden Cross ............................. Mateialona, Bill

UMVIM, Chair ................................ Rowan, Ron

Congregational Vitality, Chair .....Busick, Blake

Equitable Comp Chair............... Parker, Howard

Ethnic Ministries Chair .......... Letana, Reynaldo

UMW Rep .............................. Pinkard, Mercedes

Disaster Resp. Coord ....................Hardin, Norm

West Angola Partnership .....VanMaanen, Donna

GBGM Member .........................Yoshii, Michael

Dir. of Connectional Ministry ..... Wiberg, Linda

Executive Secretary....................Knudsen, Diane

Conf. Sec. of Global Min. Perez-Galang, Laddie

Mission Personnel ...............................................


(08) Busick, Blake (06) Carlson, Steven(09) Fabila, Samuel (04) Barkey, Stan(09) Gama, Octavio (09) Betancourt, Norma(09) Exelby, Sandra (08) Parker, Howard

(09) Ochoa, Oscar(09) Philip, Mary

Class of 2012(06) Murdock, Jennifer (08) Rowan, Ron(07) Healy, Victorine (04) Rothe-Barneson, June(08) Sachen, Kristin (08) Perez-Galang, Laddie(08) Letana, Reynaldo (08) Stendahl, Jan(08) Lee, Chansoo (09) Mateialona, Bill(08) Koloto, Maile

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Missions, Board of; ContinuedMissions - Angola Partnership

Chair………….Van Maanen, Donna Staff……..Bandy, PhilFitzgerald, CathyKlein, LizaHendley, AlisonJennings-Teats, RobGoodale, ChesterHeffernan, Laura

Lipke, VickieMcCoy, LynneMilk, MarthaCreighton, DebbieMaxwell, PhilRose, John

Ryder, TomRyder, LizSauls, KelvinSimunich, SherriHebel, Chuck

Missions - UMVIMChair………….Rowan, Ron Staff……..Bandy, PhilMateialona, LaviniaCademartori, BethGillem, AileenMilk, MarthaBlackshear, Paula

Blackshear, KenMcCoy, LynneMetzger, GordonMetzger, SandraKawashima, Jackie

McCormack, JohnCastor, RodCastor, GloriaMateialona, BillPerry, Becky

Missions - Philippines Solidarity Task ForceCo-Chair……………Ocera Cortez, Ruth Co-Chair……….Yoshii, MichaelSecretary……………Melchor, Saniata Treasurer…………Soy, Isagani

CLERGY LAITYCapuli, Arturo Galang, Adrian Soy, IsaganiTalmadge, Carolyn Ablola, Jeanelle Kerr, LindseyCao, Felicisimo Antonio, Vilma Melchor, SaniataOcera Cortez, Ruth, Perez-Galang, Laddie Yin, BurtYoshii, Michael Elliott, Cynthia

Missions - Israel/Palestine Task ForceChairperson…….Smith, Douglas Conf. Scty. Global Ministries……Perez-Galang, LaddieSecretary,……….Smith, Katheryn

CLERGY LAITYGeorge, Larry Fearn, Dean Smith, DouglasLoessberg-Zahl, Linda Fearn, Gloria Smith, KatherynSauls, Kelvin Langer, Peg Turner, YvonneYoshii, Michael Ryder, Liz Wonder, DorothyChamberlin, John Ryder, Tom Sekiguchi, Linda

Missions - Cross Cultural/Cross Racial TrainingFacilitator……………..McSpadden, Lucia Cabinet Rep…….Extrum-Fernandez, RenaeTrainers:

Choy-Wong, KathleenKim, Sun HeeKimble, Roger

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Missions - Native American Ministry, Committee on (Established June 2009)

Chairperson………….

Vice-Chairperson……….. Secretary……………………………

Native American Pastors:Bay View………………….TBD Nevada/Sierra………………TBDDelta………………………TBD San Jose……………………..TBDGolden Gate………………Pina, Roy Shasta……………………..Pina, MichaelFresno……………………..TBD

Members at Large from each District (7):


Class of 2012

Class of 2014

Missions - Cambodia Partnership Task Force (Established June 2009)

Chairperson…………. Secretary……………………………

Vice-Chairperson……….. Conf. Scty. of Global Ministries..Perez-Galang,Laddie

CLERGY LAITY

Missions - Disaster Response, Committee on (Established June 2009)

Director…………Hardin, Norm Secretary………..TBD

Members at large:

An UMVIM team member helps with flood repairs in Fernley, NV

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Nominations, Committee on (Nominated by the Ministry Staff)

Chairperson ...................... Perez-Galang, Laddie

Vice-Chairperson ..........Banfill, Christine (Tina)

Secretary .................................... Foster, Susan L.

Conf. Co-Lay Leaders ...Shearman, Gayle; Yin, Burt

Young Adult Member..........................................

Youth Member .....................................................

Dir. Connectional Ministry .......... Wiberg, Linda


(06) Foster, Susan L. (FD) (02) Perez-Galang, Laddie (BV)(06) Banfill, Christine (Tina) (SD)

Class of 2011(08) West, Ronald (DD) (04) Pool, Beverly (GG)

(05) Farnam, Blanche (NS)

Class of 2012(06) Stidham, Beth (FD) (05) Washington-Olson, Rosa (DD)(06) Wood Donna (GG)

Ordained Ministry, Board of(Nominated by the Bishop)Chairperson ........................Mc Shane, Kathleen

Vice-Chairperson ...........................Barkey, Stan

Enlisting & Recruitment ............Foster, Virginia

Associate Members & Local Pastors ..de Ocera, Elmar

Cabinet Rep .........................................Virts, Ted

Coordinator of Mentors............... Goto, Jennifer

Conference Relations ...............Bergquist, Greg; Damonte, Dirk; Eldredge, Fran; Ahio, Kalatini;

Gears, Judson; Kan, Ernest

Council on Clergy Development ......... LaPoint- Collup, Kathleen; Bortner, Jola; Ballagh, Tina;

Buenafe, Mark; Frazier, Rochelle

Ministry Staff Rep ........................ Wiberg, Linda

Order of Deacons ............... Grace-Smith, Susan

Order of Elders......................... Hingano, Siosifa

Co- Registrars ...........Johnstone, Charles; Straks, Dorothy

Dean of District Chairs ............Murdock, Martin

Financial Secretary; Supportive Services Lee, Don

Admin. Assist. Staff ..........................Hand, Carol

District Committee on Ordained Ministry Chairs:

Bay View ............................................. Zier, Mark

Delta .................................Loessberg-Zahl, Linda

Fresno ........................................... Allred, J. Scott

Golden Gate .................................... Stone, Judith

Nevada-Sierra ..McCoy, Douglas/Smith, Barbara

San Jose ........................... Yan-Chamberlin, Allen

Shasta ..................Murdock, Martin; Banfill, Tina

Residents in Ministry:

Bortner,Gwen; Epperson, Mollie; Fields, Harold; Fanaika, Tevita; Haug, Terry; Lee, Jinsik; Hiura, Barbara; Pierce, Jay; Roulsten, Don; Sherburne, Timothy; Stateman, Cynthia; Thomas, Carl; Tangonan, Florante; Ardell, Sara; Dale, Craig; Chou, William; De Ocera, Wilson

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Ordained Ministry, Board of (continued)CLERGY

Ahio, Heilala Fanaika, Tevita Murdock, MartinAhio, Kalatini Foster, Virginia Pierce, JayAllred, Scott Frazier, Rochelle Pruess-Mellow, JudithBallagh, Tina Gears, Judson Roulsten, DonaldBergquist, Greg Hingano, Siosifa Sherburne, TimothyBortner, Jola Irvine Goto, Jennifer Smith, Susan GraceBrick, Elizabeth Johnstone, Chuck Stateman, CynthiaBuenafe, Mark Kan, Ernest Stone, JudithChou, William La Point-Collup, Kathy Straks, Dorothy Cummings, Pam Lawson, Phil Tangonan, Florante (Dante)Dale, Craig Lee, Donald Thomas, CarlDamonte, Dirk Lee, Jinsik Virts, TedDe Ocera, Elmar Loessberg-Zahl, Linda Wiberg, LindaDe Ocera H. Wilson Mc Coy, Douglas Yan-Chamberlin, Allen

Mc Shane, Kathi Zier, Mark

LAITYBortner, Gwen Eldredge, Fran Haug, TerryArdell, Sara Fields, Harold Huira, BarbaraBarkey, Stan Hand, Carol J. Jones, VenitaEpperson, Mollie

Ordained Ministry Board - Council on Clergy DevelopmentChair……………LaPoint-Collup, Kathleen Austin, Brandon Durward, Amy Beth Neish, LeeBlack, Lois Extrum-Fernandez, Renae Rhodes, SchuylerBortner, Jola Hillman, Tom Smith, Susan GraceBusick, Blake Hingano, Siosifa Warner-Carey, LisaDe Ocera, Elmar Lee, Don

Pastors Transition WorkshopChair….Austin, Brandon

Members:Austin, Brandon McSpadden, LuciaBerry, Alison Song, JohnHillman, Holly Thompson, Dave

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Pensions, Board ofPresident ....................... Extrum-Fernandez, Paul

Vice-President .......................... Hammett, Sandra

Secretary ...................................... Vaughn, Sheila

Treasurer .....................................Knudsen, Diane

Executive Secretary................... Knowles, Grady

Ex-Officio Members with Vote:

Pres., Conference Claimant’s Endowment Bd ......................Current, James

Pres. Retired Clergy Association ............................................. Angove, Jerry

Exec. Sec., Conference Claimants Endowment Board .............Parish, Cory

Executive Officer, Retired Clergy Association .........................Daley, Nancy


(03) Cunningham, Donald (04) Patty, Frank(08) Baker, Mary

Class of 2012(06) Hammett, Sandra (06) Vaughn, Sheila

(06) Potts, Glory(06) Dunning, Robert

Class of 2014(09) Landry, Rosemary (06) Ryder, Thomas(06) Weathers, Tom (06) Extrum-Fernandez, Paul

Class of 2016(08) Wharff, Mark (08) Florio, Barbara

(08) Popish, Mary(08) Wilson, Jr., Kline A. (08) Yee, Kimland M.

Bishop Brown helps distribute food in the Philippines

(Linda Wiberg)

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CONFERENCE AGENCIES

Reconciliation, Conference Committee onChairperson………. ............... Willis, KimberlyVice-Chairperson… ...............

Secretary………….. ............... Allen, Chris


(07) Foster, John (08) Herzog, Mary (08) Oda, John

Class of 2011 (08) Estes, Carol (03) Chi, Oneida (08) Luther, James (08) Patrick, Judy

(09) Roland, Helen

Class of 2012 (08) Willis, Kimberly (02) Riesinger, Eileen (09) Mc Naught, Maggie (08) Pettit, Bruce

(08) Allen, Chris(08) Ridenour, Robin(08) Young, Doris

Class of 2013(08) Armour-Healy, Vickie (06) Calvert, De(08) Lee, Stephen (09) Muldoon, Martie(09) Kelley O’Connor

Religion And Race, Commission onChairperson………. .............. . Kuan, Jeffrey Vice-Chairperson… ............... Koloto, Eveline

Secretary………….............Stoffers-Pugh, KarenGen. Commission Mmbr.....Weatherspoon, Dale


(06) Kuan, Jeffrey (03) Gutierrez, Floro(06) Horikoshi-Firebaugh, Barbara (07) Fields, Harold(06) Williamson, Lee (08) Yin, Jane (C)(09) Andres, Edna (08) Bikai, Simione

(08) Ramos, Jose (C)

Class of 2012(06) Stoffers-Pugh, Karen (03) Koloto, Eveline(09) Kwon, Hyok-In (03) McSpadden, Lucia(09) Beasley, Adrionne (08) Mateialona, Bill (C)(09) Arjona, Juan Jr. (09) Harris, Nicole

(09) Lesuma, Tikiko(C) = Elected by the Commission

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Status And Role of Women, Commission onChairperson ................................... Current, Staci

Vice-Chairperson ...................Stateman, Cynthia

Secretary ....................................McHugh, Laurie

UMW Rep .................................. Lawson, Jo Ann


(05) McHugh, Laurie (05) Riesinger, Eileen(06) Dixon, Martha(06) Cunnyngham, Geneie

Class of 2012(05) Current, Staci (04) Stewart, Norman(05) Stateman, Cynthia (04) Coleman, Essie(08) Kurtz, Pamela (09) Sudduth, Willa (C)

(C)- Elected by the Commission

Trustees, Board ofPresident ......................................Britschgi, Russ

Vice-President ................................... Peck, Laura

Secretary ........................................ Wood, Donna

Asst. Secretary; Staff .....................Foster, Karen

Episcopal Residence .......................Jones, Robert

Treasurer; Staff ..........................Knudsen, Diane

Cabinet Rep .......................... Silva Netto-Benoni



(06) Chicou, Robert (03) Britschgi, Russ(07) Peck, Laura

Class of 2011(05) Patterson, James (09) Mateialona, Bill

(09) Meeks, Nathan

Class of 2012(08) Grundman, Gary (07) Navarro, Carmencita

(09) Jones, Robert

Class of 2013(07) Wood, Donna (05) Melendrez, Diane

(05) Barr, Don

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DISTRICT AGENCIES

DISTRICT AGENCIES

Bay View District

CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY OF THE EAST BAY

Class of 2010 Class of 2011 Class of 2012Miranda, Ivania Coleman, Essie Pearson, JohnNinde, Bill Kurtz, Pamela Peterson, RonUbalde, Jr. Tony Davies, John Beasley, Adrionne

CHURCH LOCATION AND BUILDING, District Board of

Members at Large:

Lindsay, Richard Park, SangyilYamamoto, Takeishi Frazier, Rochelle

COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES, District

CLERGY LAITYDurward, Amy Beth Miranda, Ivania

Gillem, AileenWard, Marlene

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENCY, Committee on

CLERGY LAITYKoloto, Maile Perez-Galang, LaddieKunkel, Jeff Willm, Susan

Chairperson……………Morris, Peter

District Superintendent………….. Extrum-Fernandez, Renae

Chairperson ...................................Blazer, Sandy

Lay leader .......................................... Taylor, Jim

Dir. of Lay Speaking ...........................................

UMW ............................................ Ward, Marlene

District Superintendent ....... Extrum-Fernandez, Renae

Youth Min. Coordinator .....................Jaekuk, Jo

UMVIM .......................................Gillem, Aileen

Chairperson ......................................................... Lay Leader ......................................... Taylor, Jim

President .........................................Ubalde, Tony

Secretary .............................................Ninde, Bill

Treasurer .....................................Miranda, Ivania

District Superintendent and Executive Secretary ............ Extrum-Fernandez, Renae

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ORDAINED MINISTRY, Bay View District Committee onChairperson………….Zier,Mark

CLERGY LAITYIvery, Hubert Koloto, EvelinePeterson, Joanne Taylor, JimSouthard, NaomiZier, Mark

LAY SPEAKING, District Committee on

Delta District

DISTRICT COUNCIL ON MINISTRY

Members at Large:

CLERGY LAITYOchoa, Aura-Lila Baker-Warren, JoNiu, David Thain, SavannahCabotaje, Paul Watkins, GayleMc Naught, Maggie Skooglund, Stan

Gallagher, Virginia

CHURCH LOCATION & BUILDINGDistrict Superintendents ...................................................................... Yoshino, Mariellen; Smith, Jerry

CLERGY LAITYNorth South North SouthSmith, Jerry Yoshino, Mariellen Fossgreen, Bob Bick, Bernice

Collins, Bob Johnson, John Kyte, SteveRiches, Wallace Houghton, Katy Schwyn, Edward

Chairperson: .......................................................

District Superintendent: ..... Extrum-Fernandez, Renae

Members at Large: Perez-Galang, LaddieWesley, JohnHamilton, Donna

Chairperson ..................................... Young, Rick

Secretary ...................................Hampson, Velma

Lay Leader .............................. Hampson, R. Paul

District Superintendents ..... Yoshino, Mariellen; Smith, Jerry

Church & Society .....................Riesinger, Eileen

Sacto UM Union: .................................................

UMW President .......................Estrada, Margaret

Lay Speaking Director ..................Griggs, Kathy

VIM Rep .......................................... Rowan, Ron

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Delta District

ORDAINED MINISTRIES, Delta District Committee onChairperson…………. Loessberg-Zahl, Linda

CLERGY LAITYCambe, Alex Peck, BobNiu, David England, AlanNordlander, Lisa Tower, LauraHarrell, NealVirts, Ted

CENTRAL EXTENSION SOCIETYExecutive Committee

DELTA DISTRICT LAY SPEAKING, Committee

LAITY Hampson, R. Paul Landon, JoJene Sachs, Ron Landon, James Rall, Robert

Chair ...............................................Kimbell, John

Business ................................................................

District Superintendent ........Yoshino, Mariellen

Secretary ........................................ Wharff, Mark

Treasurer ...................................... Buenafe, Mark

Laity ........................Nuzum, Jim; Nipper, Wendy

Chairperson ...................................Griggs, Kathy

Lay Leader .............................. Hampson, R. Paul

District Superintendents ......Yoshino, Mariellen, Smith Jerry

Members of Turlock UMC participate in an UMVIM trip to Ghana

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SACRAMENTO UNITED METHODIST UNION (SUMU)

President ..............................................................

Vice President .............................Houghton, Katy

Secretary .......................................Brinsky, Joyce

Treasurer ......................................Beavers, Stuart

Asst Treasurer ............................... Scales, Leona

Church Dev. ............................... Fossgreen, Bob

District Superintendent ...................Smith, Jerry

CLERGY REPRESENTATIVES

Woodland ..................................... Allread, Ardith

Emmanuel ............................... Betancourt, Angel

Rocklin ...........................................Lundin, Steve

Sacramento Japanese .................Yamada, Motoe

Sacramento Wesley .......................Griggs, David

LAITY REPRESENTATIVES

First Sacramento ............................Baxter, Doris

Citrus Heights.............................. Brady, Barbara

Wesley Sacramento ......................Brinsky, Joyce

Central Sacramento ........................Ziegler, Sara

Placerville .........................................Wood, Doris

First Roseville ............................... Moody, Marie

Galt ................................................Dameron, Ron

Rancho Cordova............................Hughes, Mike

Woodland ......................................... Beckett, Jim

North Sacramento ..................... Harlan, Clinton; Harlan, Todd

Oak Park Tongan Sacramento .........Finau, Heta

Rocklin ...........................................Johnson, John

Davis ................................................ Hoppes, Ron

Centennial Sacramento ................ Streeter, Judy

Elverta .....................................Robinson, Preston

Riverside Sacramento ......................Kamuf, Bob

Hope Sacramento ......................... Howell, Joyce

Emanuel Sacramento ..............Melendrez, Diane

Chairperson, North ..................Goodale, Chester

Chairperson, South .........................Allred, Scott


CHURCH LOCATION AND BUILDING

Fresno District

North SouthBrazie, Bob Maxwell, PhilLungren, Les Mark, BrianFarrell, Patty Rosenlieb, JayFraleigh, Nancy Perla, GabrielaHolly, Glenn

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Fresno District

COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES, District

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENCY, District Committee on

Lay Speaking Dir ........................Stoffers, Karen


Chair .....................................................................

Lay Leader ........................................ Bago, Ruby

District Secretary ..............................Scott, Anne

Treasurer .........................................Foster, Susan

Global Ministries .................................................

Members at Large:

Gutierrez, LydiaHarris, NealKehn, RussPerla, GabrielaTangulu, LatuEscargaza, Corazon

Lay Leader ........................................ Bago, Ruby Chair ....................................................Pierce, Jay

CLERGY LAITYHingano, Siosifa Bircher, RayLeibert, Frances Strobel, NickQuenzer, Floyd Itezenhauser, David

FRESNO MISSIONARY AND CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY

President ..........................................Gudger, Ken

Vice President ...........................Goodale, Chester

Treasurer ...........................................Cape, Joyce

Executive Officer ...................Yoshino, Mariellen

CLERGY LAITYAllred, Scott Hamilton, Freda Rea, SharonBrettschneider, Cindy Long, Emmett Stowell, ChuckEdwards, Nymphas Love, Chet Taylor, Herb

Maxwell, Phil Uvaldo, ReyesMeeks, Nate

President ..........................................Allred, Scott

Vice President .......................Edwards, Nymphas

Secretary ........................... Brettschneider, Cindy

Treasurer .......................................... Taylor, Herb

Executive Officer ...................Yoshino, Mariellen

CLERGY LAITYGoto, Shinya Worley, RichardFoster, Susan Jackson, IrisRoulsten, Don Hall, LarrySchlesinger, Anne

KERN MISSIONARY AND CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY

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NOMINATING COMMITTEE, DistrictChair .............................................. Roulsten, Don


Lay Leader ........................................ Bago, Ruby

CLERGY LAITYGreilich, Ron Epperson, Mollie Peck, BillHarris, Neal Kuruhara, Martie Phillips, MackLeibert, Frances Maliksi, Juliet

ORDAINED MINISTRY, District Committee onChair .................................................Allred, Scott


Registrar .........................................Greilich, Ron

CLERGY LAITYQuenzer, Floyd Epperson, MollieLeibert, Frances McKinney, TomRaley, Glen Shoji, JaneTangulu, Latu

Golden Gate District

Chairperson ................................. Johnson, Tyree

Secretary .......................................... Pettit, Bruce

District Superintendents .... Silva-Netto, Benoni; Extrum-Fernandez, Renae; Olah, Kristie L.

Members at Large:

Escueta, RosadiaMateialona, BillMullins, AnnaReynolds, John

Rhodes, SchuylerThompson, SteveTovo, IunisiWood, Donna

COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES, District (DCOM)

Ex-Officio:

UMW President .................... Paron, Dee Anne

District Lay Leader ................Mateialona, Nia

SUMM President..............Talmadge, Carolyn

Secretary, Global Ministries . Parker, Howard

PUMA Representative ....................................

Lay Speaking Director ............Johnson, Grace

REMM Represenatative ............ Gaiser, Myra

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CHURCH LOCATION & BUILDING, District Board of District Lay-Leader............. Mateialona, Lavinia

Chairperson ............................. Thompson, Steve

District Superintendents .... Silva-Netto, Benoni; Extrum-Fernandez, Renae; Olah, Kristie L

Class of 2010 Class of 2011 Class of 2012Thompson, Steve Mathau, Sam Jefferson-Stokes, WillaCummings, Greg Schlichter, Steve Rhodes, Schuyler

Turgeon, Mike

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

District Superintendents ........................Silva-Netto, Benoni; Extrum-Fernandez, Renae; Olah, KristieLAITY

Mateialona, Lavinia, Lay LeaderMateialona, Bill

Reynolds, JohnTovo, Iunisi

ORDAINED MINISTRY, District Committee onChair ................................................ Stone, Judith District Superintendent ....... Extrum-Fernandez,

Renae

CLERGY: LAITY:Hanaoka, Nobu Rhodes, Schuyler Escueta, RosadiaIrelan, Rebecca Stone, JudithMajor, Joe Vaikona, Tevita

Mentors/Guides:Bergquist, Greg Carter, Carol Rhodes, SchuylerMajor, Joseph Mahoney, Kathleen Sachen, KristinCordes, Mark Slorpe, David (Ret.) Fitch, Douglass (Ret.)Stone, Judith De Ocera, Wilson Tangonan, DanteDilenschneider, Anne (Ret) Vaikona, Tevita Griffin, SusanWarner-Carey, Lisa Hanaoka, Nobu (Ret.) Irelan, RebeccaYale, Stephen (Ret.) Klein, Liza Wood, Donna

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Members at Large:

Elstun, Liz; Reynolds, John; Stever, Ron; Shearman, Gayle; Current, Jim

DISTRICT UNIONS OF THE GOLDEN GATE DISTRICT

REDWOOD EMPIRE UNITED METHODIST MISSION (R.E.M.M.)President .......................................Turgeon, Mike

District Superintendent ........... Silva-Netto, Ben

Secretary/Treasurer ....................... Gaiser, Myra

Lay Leader ........................... Mateialona, Lavinia

SAN FRANCISCO UNITED METHODIST MISSION (S.U.M.M.)Co-President ..........................Talmadge, Carolyn

Co-President ............................ Rhodes, Schuyler

Vice President ...........................Tangonan, Dante

Secretary .........................................Vaca, Brenda

Treasurer ...................................... Lieu, Adrienne

Finance Chairperson .................... Cordes, Mark


District Lay Leader ............. Mateialona, Lavinia

Bethany Center Rep ....................... Brown, Jerry

Mary Elizabeth Inn Rep ............. Heier, Amanda

Gum Moon Residence Rep. .............. Tan, Gloria

PENINSULA UNITED METHODIST ASSOCIATION (P.U.M.A.)President: ................................. Thompson, Steve

Vice President of Mission ........ Schlichter, Steve

Vice President of Finance ...................................

Secretary .............................. Mateialona, Lavinia

Treasurer ........................................Huang, Peggy

District Superintendent ............. Olah, Kristie L

Members at Large:

Ahio, Kalatini; Drosky, Pat; Rutherford, Cindy; Faupula, Sisilia

Nevada Sierra District

CAMP KELLY CAMPGROUND CommitteeChairperson………….Felton, Jeff

CLERGY LAITYDunning, Kathryn Felton, Jeff Dunning, RobBerges, Susan Felton, Linda Hybarger, Gayle

Phillips, Don Hoffman, BarbaraHoffman, Joe Brim, WaltAndrews, Ed

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Nevada Sierra District

CHURCH LOCATION & BUILDINGChairperson ................................. Leamy, Patrick District Superintendent ...................Smith, Jerry

CLERGY LAITYHall, Jeffrey Boykin, ChrisKim, David Felton, JeffNelson, Hans Greene, KayPope-Sears, Gary James, Jerry

Brim, Walt

COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES, DistrictCo-Chair .............................................. Barr, Don

Co-Chair ...................................Farnam, Blanche

Lay Leaders ............... Williams, Neal & Sharron

Secretary .................................Pidlypchak, Dawn

Treasurer ......................................Phelps, Audrey

DCOS ................................Jennings- Teats, Dixie

Church & Society ........................................ TBD

Camp Kelly Chair ............................. Felton, Jeff

Church Bldg. & Location ................. Leamy, Pat

Lay Speaking ............................Farnam, Blanche

UMW President ...............................Kopp, Susan

Emmaus Community Rep ............ Baker; Nancy

Extension Society .............................Wylie, Scott

UMM President ..............................Norcutt, Rick

UMVIM ................................................Ryder, Liz

Ordained Ministry ...................... Smith, Barbara

RAIN ................. Emerson, John; Hampton, Patty

Hispanic Ministry................... Dunning, Kathryn

District Secretary of Global Ministries ..Fraker, Kathy


Cluster Lay Leaders

Foothills.................................Thompson, Nancy

High Desert .................................. Mosby, Orval

Mountain.................................Farnam, Blanche

Pioneer .........................................Martin, Leslie

Ponderosa.............................Dobrovolny; Kelly

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENCY, District

Chair……Jennings-Teats, Dixie

CLERGY LAITYRyu, Justin Aonga, MehiJennings-Teats, Dixie Hoffman, JoeMcCoy, DouglasNelson, HansMishler, Jim

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EXTENSION SOCIETY, DistrictChairperson ......................................Wylie, Scott

Vice-Chair ....................................Butler, Thomas

Treasurer ........................................... Aiazzi, Ray

Financial Secretary ....................Jackson, Bernie


CLERGY LAITYButler, Thomas Aiazzi, RayDunning, Kathryn Schumacher, SteveNelson, Hans Winne Sr., DonaldMcCoy, Doug Jackson, BernieLeamy, PatWylie, Scott

NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE, DistrictDistrict Superintendent………Smith, Jerry

CLERGY LAITYDunning, Kathryn Barr, Don Robinson, MelindaStateman, Cynthia Farnam, Blanche-CLayM Williams, Neal

Phelps, Audrey Williams, Sharron

ORDAINED MINISTRY, District Committee onChair/ (Rep. to BOOM) ................McCoy, Doug

Co-Chair/ (Convener) ................. Smith, Barbara


CLERGY LAITYBowman, Karla Jackson, BernieGarrison, Jim Perkins, JimBither, Judith Rollison, Richard-CLayMStateman, Cynthia Milk, Martha-CLayMBrim, Jan

LAY SPEAKING, District Committee onChairperson ..............................Farnam, Blanche District Superintendent ...................Smith, Jerry

CLERGY LAITYButler, Thomas Farnam, Blanche-CLayMHall, Jeff Hook, JimPope-Sears, Gary Jakolat, KathyPidlypchak, Dawn Rollison, Richard

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San Jose District

SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE

CLERGY LAITYLeamy, Pat Farnam, Blanche-CLayMDunning, Kathryn Winne Sr., Don

San Jose District

CHURCH LOCATION & BUILDING

Chair- Campbell UMC ....................Renfer, Bob District Superintendent ............. Olah, Kristie L.

CLERGY LAITYChicou, Robert Dixon, HarveyHammett, Sandra Godbolt, Sharon

Wood, AlanHaraguchi, WayneKnepp, Greg

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENCY, District Committee onChairperson .................................Danson, Nancy

Lay Leader ...................................... Klepac, Nina

District Superintendent ............. Olah, Kristie L.

CLERGY LAITYOlah, Aniko Ibrahim, NinivGomez, Frank Florstedt, SandraPlain, RickLuther, Jim

COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES, DistrictChairperson .................................... Klepac, Nina

District Superintendent .............. Olah, Kristie L

Lay Leader ...................................... Klepac, Nina

Chair Lay Speaker ....................... Furuta, Donna

Secretary ............................................Okuno, Aki

Chair-Youth ......................... Cho, Sunae Frances

Finance ......................................................... TBD

Campus Ministry ................................ Fox, Jerry

UMW ................................ Spencer-Dickey, Betty

Ecumenical Relations ...................Tenold, Margo

Members at Large: ................ Canale, Rhonda; Saavedra, Juan; Halafa’u, Sione; Ibrahim, Niniv; Ahio, Heliaia; Lee, Chansoo

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NORTHERN SAN JOSE CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY

Chair ............................................Freeman, Gwen District Superintendent ............. Olah, Kristie L.

CLERGY LAITYAndres, Edna Danson, ReneeSaavedra, Juan Salem, JesseMorimoto, Roger Johnson, Terry

Hayashi, WarrenWeld, Valerie

MONTEREY BAY CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETYChair ........................... Matthews-Johnson, Robin District Superintendent ............. Olah, Kristie L.

CLERGY LAITYGlenn, Alice Ann Corkrum, RichardGomez, Frank Gleason, JerryKubik, Jim Salvador, FrankLuther, Jim Voelm, CharlotteMowery, Norman Reitzel, Hilda

ORDAINED MINISTRY, District Committee onChair ................................ Yan-Chamberlin, Allen District Superintendent ............. Olah, Kristie L.

CLERGY LAITYCao, Fel Lininger, LindaChicou, BobFine, PamLee, SunghoLove, Michael

UNITED METHODIST VOLUNTEER-IN-MISSION CoordinatorsKawashima, Jackie; Perry, Becky

NOMINATIONSChair ..................................................................................................................................Olah, Kristie L.

Laity ...................................................................................Hayashi, Helen; Klepac, Nina; McKee, Pam.

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Shasta District

Shasta District

CHURCH LOCATION & BUILDINGDistrict Lay Leader ..............Haynes, David (04) District Superintendent ...Silva-Netto, Benoni R

CLERGY LAITYNorth

Buckner, Robert Frey, JimSilva-Netto, Benoni R. D.S Haynes, David-District Lay Leader

SouthPatterson, James Gallaher, SumnerSilva-Netto, Benoni R. D.S Haynes, David-District Lay Leader

RedwoodStorrs, Cindy K. Haynes, David-District Lay LeaderSilva-Netto, Benoni R. D.S

LakeSilva-Netto, Benoni R. D.S Lewis, Gary

Haynes, David-District Lay Leader

LAY SPEAKING, District Committee onChair ................................... Pudinski, Stephen W.

Dean/Lay Leader ..........................Haynes, David

Treasurer-Registrar .......................Browne, Jean

CLERGY LAITYBrim, Shirley (consultant) Frey, JimDuval, D.J. Engle, DuaneCelli, Wanda

A rally in San Jose for social justice

(Jim Vincent)

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COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES, DistrictChairperson .....................................Celli, Wanda

Vice-Chairperson ................................................

Secretary ....................................Yerxa, Elizabeth

Treasurer ..................................Kennedy, Maggie

Missions .........................Rothe-Barneson, June E.

Cluster Contacts:

Butte ................................................. Coker, Ed

Colusa-Glenn ..............................Riker, Joseph

Coast........................................... Layton, Carol

Lake County .................................Parker, Karl

Shasta ......................................Bowen, Pauline

Siskiyou ............................................................

Tehama ................................... Smith, Kathleen

Yuba-Sutter-Yolo .................. McCorkell, John

Coordinators:

Communications ..........................Riker, Joseph

Church & Society .....................Chisholm, Janis

Cooperative Parish Ministries Smith, Kathleen

Children’s Coordinator ......... Lancaster, Conni

DCODS Chair ..................... Summers, Georgie

Lay Leader ..................................Haynes, David

Lay Speaking .......................... Pudinski, Steven

UM Men’s Ministry Rep .......Duncan, Michael

Spiritual Formation Coord ..Hanford, Priscilla

UMW President ........................... Moore, Linda

Lay Witness/Srvice Dean Pudinski, Stephen W.

Dist. Superintendent .....Silva-Netto, Benoni R.

UMVIM Coordinator ....................Horne, Julie

SD Methodist Missions ..........Samelson, David

SDMethodist Missions Rep .Landry, Rosemary

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENCY, District Committee onDistrict Lay Leader ..............Haynes, David (04)

CLERGY LAITYBanfill, Tina Summers, Georgie- ChairpersonBrackney, Thomas Wheeler, JoanNeuenburg, Neal H. Hanford, PriscillaPharis-Curie, Nancy

NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE, DistrictCLERGY LAITYChair……… Brackney, Thomas Frey, SarahDistrict Superintendent………Silva-Netto, Benoni R. Waters, Beverly

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INFORMATIONAL

ORDAINED MINISTRY, District Committee onCo-Chairs ............Murdock, Martin; Banfill, Tina District Superintendent ...Silva-Netto, Benoni R

CLERGY LAITYBanfill, Tina Neuenburg, Neal H. Young, ShelleyCoy-Armantrout, Pamela Samelson, DavidHartman, Toni Watson, Karen Layton, Carol

SHASTA DISTRICT METHODIST MISSIONS

President ...................................Samelson, David

Vice-President ....................................Black, Lois

Treasurer ...................................Whitten, Barbara

New Church Development Project Dir .............Samelson, David

CLERGY LAITYBlack, Lois Listman, ClaudiaCoker, Ed Rothe-Barneson, June E.Landry, Rosemary Whitten, Barbara

Ex-Officio:

Shasta Camp Liaison .................Bowen, Pauline District Superintendent ..Silva-Netto, Benoni R.

INFORMATIONAL

CALIFORNIA-NEVADA METHODIST HOMESBoard of Trustees:

Chairperson .........................Riewerts, James C.

Vice-Chair .................................. Bales, Gary W.

Secretary ............................Getchell, Marlene P.

Resident Representatives:

Forest Hill Manor .........................Lilly, Robert

Lake Park Retirement Residence Hom, Mabel

Corporate Officers:

President & CEO ...............Hubbard, Robert E.

Vice President & CFO .............. Leeper, Robert

Corporate Secretary ................. Heden, Loretta

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CLERGY SPOUSE ASSOCIATIONPresident ..........................................Greer, Diana

President Designate ........................Leamy, Carol

Secretary ........................................ Bosch, Peggy

Treasurer ....................................... Nelson, Cathy

Family Support....................... Kuyper, Elizabeth

Male Clergy Spouse Coordinator ......................

Past President ............................ Biehler, Nadeen

CSA Webmasters ............................Ballagh, Bill; Buenafe, Norma

Newsletter Editor and mailing ....Fakava-Smith, Tupou

Historian ........................................Griggs, Kathy

CSA Luncheon Coordinator 2008……..Edwards, Lois (San Jose District)CSA Luncheon Coordinator 2009……….TBA (Golden Gate) Retreat Coordinators 2008……………….Tangulu, Sela ; Fanaika, LitiaRetreat Coordinators 2009………………..Jellison, RayInstallation Officer……………………….Woods, Walter

CONFERENCE CLAIMANTS’ ENDOWMENT BOARDENDOWMENT BOARD OFFICERS

Executive Director ........................... Parish, Cory

President ..................................Current, R. James

Vice President ............................Kalijian,Thomas

Executive Treasurer ...............Pendleton,Edward

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Executive Committee ..............Current, R. James

Nominating Committee ..................Ubalde,Tony

Chair Personnel Com.........................Dunn, Roy

Chair Investment Com ..............Kaljian,Thomas

BOARD OF TRUSTEESCLERGY LAITY

Class of 2009Bither, Judith Kalijian, ThomasHabte, Shim Johnson, AdeleUbalde, Anthony Willson, Gary

Washington-Olson, Rosa

Class of 2010Current, R; James Adolph, JeffLindsay, Eileen Blood, AlVieira, Gilbert Bettis, Harry

Okuno, Art

Class of 2011Dunn, Roy Hawkley, DanSmith, KimThomas, Darrell

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INFORMATIONAL

ETHNIC CAUCUSESCHAIRS

Asian Caucus ...............................Huang, Danny

Korean Caucus ....................Yoon, Dong-Hyung

Chinese Caucus ............................... Kan, Ernest

Cambodian-Indo-Chinese .............Vorn, Samuel

Filipino American Caucus .........Antonio, Vilma

Formosan Caucus.........................Chou, William

Japanese Caucus . Horikoshi-Firebaugh, Barbara

Fijian Caucus ............................... Bikai, Simione

Hmong Caucus .......................... Yang, Kham Dy

Pacific Islander Caucus ....Koloto, Eveline Latu; Bikai, Simione

Hispanic Caucus ....................Betancourt, Norma

BMCR Chair ..................................Current, John

FRED FINCH YOUTH CENTER, Committee MembershipBishop ...........................................Brown, Warner

President .................................. Steinfirst, John, F

CFO .................................................Harris, James

Chief Operations Officer .........Jacobson, Kathie

Chairperson ...............................McGrew, David

1st. Vice-Chairperson ..................Ward, Michael

2nd.Vice Chair .........................Briscoe, Alden F.

Secretary .......................................Kweli, Gibson

Treasurer ..............................................Vela, Juve

Chair of Advisory Committee .........Searcy, Gay

Chair Service Committee ....... Braswell, Pamela

Board Dev ................................... Walter, Richard

2nd. Co-Chair Board Development ....... Fitch, Douglas

Board Members:

Atkinson, GeorgeBaranco, GordonHewitt, Chet Torres, MarianaWray, Rodney*Ex-Officio: Bishop Brown, Warner; Extrum-Fernandez, Renae

GLIDE FOUNDATION, Board of TrusteesPresident ................................. Mirikitani, Janice

Chief Financial Officer .............. Williams, Cecil

Chair Person ..................................... Errett, Amy

Pastor.............................................Oliveto, Karen

Pastor............................................. Guest, Donald

CLERGY LAITYCordes, Charles Blum, Richard Dodd, Catherine

Bolton, Percy Kaplan, PhyllisBowser, Benjamin Stupski, LarryConley, Stephen Tamaki, Don

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RETIRED CLERGY ASSOCIATIONPresident ........................................Angove, Jerry

Secretary ......................................... Sublett, John

Treasurer ............................................ Ernst, Dick

Past President .................................Vieira, Dottie

President Elect ..............................Cordes, Chuck

Memorial Scholarship ................... Butler, Linda

Chair Spring Fling .....Hinshaw, Doreen & Larry

Relational Care Committee ....... Nicolson, Mike

Benefit Taskforce ............................Ubalde, Tony

Executive Officer ............................Daley, Nancy

Board of Pensions ...................... Knowles, Grady

Endowment Board .......................... Parish, Cory


Hayward, C Butler, LindaLerrigo, CharlesUbalde, Jr. A.

Class of 2011Davenport, JohnHanaoka, NobuYu, Suk-Chung

Class of 2012Scott, Jim Ubalde, CarolDarling, Steve Dahl, Janice

SIERRA SERVICE PROJECTPresident ..........................................Gudger, Ken

Treasurer .......................................... Kepler, Pam

Members at large: .. Goetz, Katie; Whiting, Dan

Executive Director ............................ Eaton, Rick

Associate Director ................. Stoughton, Christy

UNITED METHODIST MENPresident……………………..Extrum-Fernandez, Paul

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INFORMATIONAL

Class of 2009 Class of 2010 Class of 2011Davis, Winna Paron, Dee Anne Adam, Kay Hallowell, KimberleyDiaz, Lupita Iritani, Joanne Cho, Joanne Harris, JennieCunnyngham, Geneie Kopp, Susan Hunter, Connie Mullins, LennaDickey, Betty Pinkard, Mercedes Brackett, Michelle Hovis, MariettaEdwards, Carol Sudduth, Willa Mayorga, CelinaNavarro, Carmencita Teraji,Kathy Moore, LindaCarr, Dorothy Lee, Susan Pryor, SarahHawk, JaSung Walker, Kay Ward, Marlene

Ward, Barbara Wells, JoAnn

UNITED METHODIST WOMENPresident ......................................Hunter, Connie

Vice President, .......................... Lawson, Jo Ann

Secretary ........................... Cunnyngham, Geneie

Registrar .............................................................

Treasurer, Business Mgr., Chair Beulah Foundation ...........................Kaukonen, Fern Jo

Mission Coordinator, Spiritual Growth ........ Diaz, Lupita

Coordinator, Korean-American Women....... Hawk, JaSung

Mission coordinator, Nurture & Outreach .......Mayorga, Celina

Mission coordinator, Social Action ........ Davis, Winna

Mission coordinator, Education & Interpretation ....................... Pinkard, Merced

Hispanic Coordinator ............... Gutierrez, Lydia

Assistant, Dean Korean Studies .....Choi, Karen

Dean of Mission Education ..... Paron, Dee Anne

Assist., Dean Mission Ed ..............Wells, JoAnn

Secretary of Program Resources ... Pryor, Sarah

Communication Coordinator .............Hallowell, Angela

Bay View District President ....... Ward, Marlene

Delta District President ..........Estrada, Margaret

Fresno District President ..............Carr, Dorothy

Golden Gate District President .............. Paron, Dee Anne

NV District President ......................Kopp, Susan

Shasta District President .............. Moore, Linda

San Jose District President ........... Dickey, Betty

Treasurer, W. Jurisdiction CPG ............. Kim, Katherine

Women’s Div., College & Univ. Consult. Group ...............................Hallowell, Kimberley

WJ Nominations Co-Chair ...... Henry, Maybelle

Women’s Div. Director ................ Kim Katherine

Committee on Nominations

Adam, Kay (Chair)Cho JoanneMullins, Lenna Harris, JennieNavarro, Carmencita Sudduth, Willa

Racial Justice

Davis, WinnaDiaz, LupitaLee, SusanEdwards, CarolHawk, JaSungHunter, Connie (Chair)Kopp, Susan

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WESLEY FOUNDATION BERKELEY, Board Of DirectorsPresident .......................................Wong, Vincent

Vice-President ................................Wright, Linda

Executive Director ....................Trueblood, Tarah

Treasurer/Secretary ................. Hughes, William

Ex Officio Members:

PSR-Liaison ....................................Kuan, Jeffrey



Putnam, Gary Hughes, WilliamKaufner, Aran

Class of 2010Wright, Linda

WESLEY FOUNDATION MERCED, Board of Directors and Consultants

President ...........................................Hall, Donna

Secretary .............................................. Near, Dee

Treasurer .............................................Hall, Larry


CLERGY LAITYPierce, Jay Bizzini, Dorothy Oster, Eric

Brady, Pat Samelson, PaulCameron, Barbara Tolladay, JimLee, Khou Marshall, Jim

Nderma, Chenai Wegley, Lisa

Ground-breaking at Wesley House, UC Berkeley (Jane Horstman)

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3. Roll Call

Roll Call of the Clergy Members

Clergy Answering Roll Call – All Categories

Abbey, PamelaAbrahamson, ThomasAdamson, JannaAfu, PainiAhio, HeilalaAhio, KalatiniAlbiston, LeRoyAlbright, JohnAllread, ArdithAllred, J.Andres, EdnaAngove, P.Aonga, OpetiAuer, JohnAustin, BillyeAustin, BrandonBahlert, Mary ElynBaker, DorothyBallagh, ChristinaBanfill, ChristineBastear, RichardBasten, GayleBayard, RichardBear, AndrewBear, CharlotteBeasley, AdrionneBeck, BillBeck, MaryBennett, DavidBennett, GeorgeBennett, GeorgeBenson, GayeBerck, LoranBerger, JohnBerges, SusanBergman, CaroleBergquist, GregBernadel-Huey, MyrnaBetancourt, AngelBiehler, RobertBither, JudithBlack, LoisBlair, DoneneBohn, DianaBollwinkel, MarkBortner, JolaBosch, JohnBowen, PaulineBowman, KarlaBowman, RichardBoyd, Dawn

Brackney, ThomasBrady, DebraBrayfindley, RodBrick, ElizabethBrim, ShirleyBroad, JohnBrown, MichaelBuenafe, MarkBunje, DavidBusick, BlakeButler, ThomasCabotaje, PaulCambe, AlexisCambric, Jr., AmosCampbell, KevinCao, FelicisimoCapuli, ArturoCarter, CarolCarter, GeorgeCatterall, ArthurCatterall, CaroleeCelli, WandaChamberlin, JohnChang, JonahCheng, WilliamChicou, RobertChiew, GailChoi, Jae-HaengChou, WilliamChoy, AnneChristensen, MichaelClemente, ArnelCoker, EdwinCollins, RobertCombs, BraxtonCordes, CharlesCordes, MarkCorson, JamesCorson, JohnCorson, RichardCortez, RuthCoy-Armantrout,

PamelaCrawford, JamesCruz, WinstonCueto, EstanCummings, PamelaCunningham, DonaldCurrent, JohnCurrent, R.Dale, Alfred

Dale, WarrenDamon, DanielDamonte, J.Danson, NancyDarling, DarrellDarling, StevenDavis, BeverlyDavis, E.Davis, Patrickde Ocera, H.Dee, GayleDelgado, SharonDeOcera, ElmarDew-Hiersoux, LindaDeWitt, NadineDilenschneider, AnneDillon, DeborahDirdak, PaulDonaldson, JudithDowdy, M.Dunn, RonaldDunning, KathrynDurward, AmyDutt, HarryDuval, DottyeEaston, AlexisEdde, LoisEdwards, NymphasElsea, MadelineEmerson, JohnErnst, RichardEscamilla, OscarEscarzaga, CorazonEscarzaga, MarceloEstes, CarolEuler, JamesExelby, SandraExtrum-Fernandez,

RenaeFa’asislia, SaiaFabila, SamuelFado, DonaldFeleunga, SepuloniFine, PamelaFloyd, GregoryFord, LindaFoster, JohnFoster, SusanFoster, VirginiaFox, F.Frazier, Rochelle

Fujinami, AtsukoGafke, ArthurGama, OctavioGarlick, CherylGarrison, JamesGears, JudsonGeorge, LarryGess, SandyGlenn, Alice AnnGoetz, KatieGolden, ArdyssGomez, FrankGoodwin, RebeccaGoto, JenniferGoto, ShinyaGravatt, TimothyGreer, PhilipGreilich, RonaldGriggs, DavidGrundman, DeborahGrundman, GaryHabte, ShimHall, JeffreyHall, PhilipHamilton, CynthiaHammer, HeatherHammett, SandraHarkness, PaulHarrell, MichaelHarrell, NealHarris, NealHartman, ToniHayward, C.Hayward, R.Healy, VictorineHeffernan, LauraHerschbach-Martin, EvaHillman, HollyHillman, ThomasHingano, SiosifaHorikoshi-Firebaugh,

BarbaraHorne, JuliaHurd, JosephHuser, WilliamInouye, KeithIrelan, RebeccaIvery, DonnaIvery, HubertJenkins, AnthonyJennings-Teats, Dixie

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Roll Call of the Clergy Members

Jennings-Teats, RobertJohansson, RobertJohnson, DouglasJohnson, WilliamJohnstone, CharlesJones, AlanJones, RobertJordan, AnnJung, Hyun-SupJuniel, JoAnnKan, ErnestKaplan, KathleenKawashima, HopeKawashima, MasayoshiKelly-Baker, LindaKemper, SusanKerr-Carpenter, ColinKerr-Carpenter, KathyKim, DoosikKim, Duk-SooKim, HenryKim, Ok-WhanKim, Sun-HeeKim, We-WoongKim, Young-GwonKim, YoungraeKimball, ThomasKimbell, JohnKimbell-Auth, ShannonKimble, RogerKirk, RobertKlein, LizaKoloto, MaileKuan, JeffreyKunkel, JeffreyKurtz, PamelaKuruhara, DaleKuyper, RobertLa Point-Collup,

KathleenLam, Mo-ChiLandry, RosemaryLau, PeterLawson, PhillipLayton, CarolLeamy, PatrickLee, ChansooLee, DonaldLee, JinsikLee, Seon-YoungLee, StephenLee, Sung-HoLeibert, FrancesLerrigo, CharlesLeslie, DeniceLeslie, Kimbrough

Letana, ReynaldoLindsay, EileenLockwood-Stewart,

JamesLockwood-Stewart,

OdetteLoumoli, VaionekesiLove, KathleenLove, MichaelLubiano, EdilbertoLundin, StephenLungren, LesLuther, JamesMacemon, ShirleyMajor, JosephMansfield, HelenMark, BrianMarshall, KristenMarx, WilliamMathews-Johnson,

RobinMcAnally, GaryMcClintock, KarenMcCord, WilliamMcCorkell, JohnMcCoy, DouglasMcDonald, TanaMcHugh, LaurieMcKinsey, RichardMcLane, VictorMcLaughlin, JohnMcNaught, MargaretMcNeal, LorraineMcShane, KathleenMilk, MarthaMishler, JamesMonroe, DouglasMontenegro, KimMoore, JohnMorimoto, RogerMorris, CatharineMueller, JanetMurdock, JenniferMurdock, MartinMyung, Eun-JooNeish, LeeNelson, HansNeuenburg, NealNg, SamuelNishinosono, MichikoNiu, DavidNordlander, LornaOberg, AliceOchoa, Aura-LilaO’Connor, KelleyOda, John

Ofahengaue, TevitaOh, JinOlah, AnikoOlah, KristieO’Leary, KathleenOliveto, KarenOtto, R.Pagett, BettyPark, DavidPark, HankyuPark, Hyo-WonPark, SangyilPark, Sun-YongParker, JohnParker, KarlPaterson, CraigPatten, LawrencePaulsen, KarenPecot, WilliamPerla, GabrielaPeterson, JoannePharis-Curie, NancyPickens-Jones, LindaPickrell, GaylePidlypchak, DawnPierce, JayPiercy, DonaldPierre, Monique-CheriPlain, RichardPope-Sears, GaryPowell, Norma JeanPrendergast, LindaPruess-Mellow, JudithPudinski, StephenPugh, KarenQuenzer, FloydRaley, GlenRhodes, LynnRhodes, SchuylerRiches, WallaceRieck, DavidRisedorph, KimRobbins, JudyRoberts, ByronRoper, RichardRoulsten, DonaldRyu, ChesungSaavedra, JanetteSaavedra, JuanSachen, KristinSamelson, DavidSandell, ArdysSauls, KelvinSawdon, LoriSchlager, JaneSchlager, Paul

Schlesinger, AnneSchlintz, VictoriaSchlosser, RickSchmidt, JohnSchwartz, RobertSchwarzenberg, CarlSchwarzentraub,

ElizabethScott, FranklinSheffer, MaryleeShell, PeteSherburne, TimothyShiber, ChristineSilva-Netto, BenoniSmith, BarbaraSmith, CharlesSmith, DouglasSmith, JerrySmith, KathleenSmith, MatthewSmith, RandalSmith, SusanSnyder, LindaSong, JohnSouthard, NaomiSpilman, MarleneSpooner-Walther,

PatriciaSrey, KienStateman, CynthiaStever, RonStidham, BethStoneking, KristinStorrs, CindyStraks, DorothySturdivant, DanSummers, GeraldSummers, L.T.Swartz, MichaelSweet, PaulSwisher, RonaldTalmadge, CarolynTam, TimothyTangonan, FloranteTapa, KataiiTenold, MargoThao, WangThomas, CarlThomas, DarrellThomas, GlendaThomas, LarryThompson, DavidThompson, RichardThompson, StevenTiapula, VaopunaTibbs, Delores

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3. Roll Call

Tran, Mai-AhnTroxell, BarbaraTrueblood, TarahTurgeon, MikeUbalde, Jr., A.Vaca, BrendaVaikona, TevitaVallelunga, DavidVang, ShineVanMaanen, DonnaVaughn, ClydeVerdugo, MariaVieira, Gilbert

Vincent, CaroleVirts, ThomasVorn, SamuelWake, LloydWard, AudreyWarner, CathyWatson, KarenWeathers, ThomasWeatherspoon, DaleWeatherspoon, DeborahWendland, MarkWest, RonaldWharff, Mark

Wheeler, WilliamWhitmore, FlorenceWhitmore, RichardWiberg, LindaWilliamson, LeeWillis, KimberlyWincentsen, LarryWindsor, WandaWoffinden, JamesWood, DonnaWright, SargentWylie, ScottYale, Stephen

Yamada, MotoeYan-Chamberlin, AllenYang, ChuckuaYang, Kham DyYong, WesleyYoon, DonghyunYoshihara, CraigYoshii, MichaelYoshino, MariellenYu, Suk-ChongYu, Yon SilZier, Mark

Baker, Heather BailesBryan, AllenBruce, JerryCao (late), FelicisimoCase, RonnaChaffee, LaurenChao, Sunae FrancesChiew, Gail

DeCamp, Donna Morrow

Dreher-Wiberg, PaulEverhart, JanetFujimori, John Keller, Robert Kubik, JamesLangguth, Earl

Loessberg-Zahl, LindaMason, TheresaMeadows, JacquelineMowery, NormPearson, VirginiaPitcher, RichardSanford, WilliamShilling, David

Slorpe, David Smith, KimSwedenburg, RomainTran, Mai-Anh L.Wharff (late), MarkWood, Harry

Abrahamson, DebbieAfuhaamango, IunisiAlexander, MichaelAllen, EmilyAnderson, FrancisAnderson, RayAnderson, ShirleyArdell, SaraAugafa, FeliseBaade, RuthBago, RubyBailey, FrankBaird, RandallBaker-Warren, JoanBallagh, WilliamBarclay, CatherineBari, SigaBarkey, StanBarr, DonaldBarr, CarolBauer, ChrisBeatty, CatherineBeck, JoannaBeeman, DavidBellemore, LindaBennett, Leann

Betteridge, JulieBick, BerniceBikai, SimioneBircher, RayBircher, CarolynBishop, SandraBitter, CarolynBlackburn, RamonaBlackwell, JuneBlaine, VernaBlanc, LornaBlazer, SandraBlood, MaxeneBlood, AlBorruso, BetsyBrillante, MariaBritschgi, RussBrouse, RichardBrown, LenieBrown, HalBrown, DeloresBrown, DwightBrowne, JeanBrumfield, VorisBuhler, JoanBuhler, Elden

Burchell, BillBurns, MarciaBurris, RonaldBurt, MillieBusick, BudButcher, CharlotteCampbell, JamesCanale, RhondaCapron, MargaretCarlson, SteveCarpenter, DonnaCarr, DorothyCastor, GloriaChamberlin, JudyChang, JaneChin, AnneChoi, Soon HoChoi, KeeClark, LeonardClark, LindaClick, HelenClifton, AndrewCoker, PatriciaCole, JackieCommons, NancyConnor, Patti

Crabtree, MargaretCraft, PreciousCramer, GaryCrawford, PeggyCross, JaneCunningham, DebbieCurrier, MargaretDaley, NancyDameron, RonaldDameron, LeonardDanan, SusanDaveta, IseiDavidson, BillDavies, JohnDavis, RalphDavis, MichaelDavis, BettyDawson, AprilDecker, BillDenevan, BeckyDin, VictoriaDin, Sr., JulianDines, MiriamDixon, HarveyDoering, RogerDole, David

Clergy Requesting Excuse

Roll Call of the Laity

Lay Members & Alternates Answering Roll Call

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Roll Call of the Laity

Dowell, JudyDrath, RichardDunning, RobertDycus, RobertEasley, DianaEdwards, CarolEdwards, LoisEldredge, FranElliott, KayEmens, BobEpperson, MollieEstrada, MargaretEvans, AnnEvans, DianeEwoldsen, BeverlyExtrum-Fernandez, PaulEychaner, JamesFaasisila, SoanaFangupo, MasaleyFarnam, BlancheFe’aomoeata, Tunufa’iFelver, RosemarieFerrell, JeanFerrell, JudyFillmore, KarenFinal, SiosaiaFlosi, RochelleFloyd, BillFortunati, BarbaraFraizer, LilaFrey, JamesFujinaga, DerekGaiser, MyraGalang, DoniGallagher, VirginiaGilbert, LeeGillum, GlenGoforth, SarahGoforth, DamonGoto, DanielGraham, CelesteGreen, BrendaGriffith, RaymondGriffith, NancyGriggs, KathyGrodeon, JanGrumstrup, Mary LouGuansing, LilianHa, SusanHall, BarbaraHamilton, DonnaHammon, ShirleyHampson, R PaulHarlan, SusanHarris, JennieHarrison, Flo

Hartman, SandraHauan, DoloresHaug, TerryHaupeakui, SioneHayashi, WarrenHayashi, JaneHaynes, DavidHecht, PattyHeffernan, JudyHeffernan, D.L.Heinsohn, JoanHerrick, WilliamHester, KarenHiebert Sekiguchi,

LindaHiggins, EttaHitchcock, PatHobbs, LewisHolt, VerlonHolzinger, JoanHorner, BenHosack, HarrietHoughton, KatyHu, ClaraHu, LarryHuang, PatrickHughes, JulieHull, JimHull, JoanneHunn, SusanHunter, ConnieIka, LaumanuIritani, JoanneItzenhauser, MaxineItzenhauser, DavidIwahashi, OliviaIwahashi, KenJackson, IrisJackson, WilliamJakolat, KathrynJames, PatsyJames, CathyJames, AlvinJohnson, GraceJohnson, ReggieJones, VenitaJones, ConnieJurey, SandraKajiwara, SachiKamuf, BobKanhai, NatashaKatigbak, PeterKaukonen, Fern JoKeesling, RayKennedy, LisaKent, Cathryn

Kidd, MarshaKim, EdwardKim, KatherineKimber, RosemaryKlepac, NenaKnight, JohnKnudsen, DianeKoehler, BillKoloto-ata, HaualofaiaKoloto-ata, EvelineKopp, SusanKress, BudKulper, KathyKuruhara, LindaLang, DerekLarson, RobertLawrence, PatLebo, WilliamLeBoeuf, LauraLee, ang BaekLee, Byung SookLeesch, JimLemmer, BettyLininger, LindaLo, JohnLogan, MaryLong, JaniceLove, CarolLubiano, Elita CarinaLungren, DanielleManning, TomMark, BarbaraMartin, TinaMassengill, JenniferMate, NeliaMateialona, LaviniaMaxfield, DanMay, LorraineMcClain, CraigMcClain, CraigMcCormack, JohnMcCoy, LynneMcGrath, ErinMcHugh, TomMcKinney, ThomasMeeker, TimMeeks, NathanMetz, JenniferMiller, DouglasMiller, RandallMiller, Jr., WalterMilloy, DwightMitchell, RobertMoli, LatuMonroe, MarthaMoore, Joseph

Moore, CarolMoroni, DanaMosby, OrvalMosby, JulieMuldoon, MartieMurata, SteveMurphy, BethMyers, Terry SueNicholls, JanetNicholls, WilliamNuzum, JamesO’Connell, PaulaOhki, RobertPadre, GloriaPage, RodgerPalmer, NobukoParker, HowardParon, Dee AnnePease, DaislynPeck, RobertPeck, LauraPeck, BillPell, JoanPell, AdrianPerez Galang, LaddiePerisho, KathyPerkins, LindaPerry, RebeccaPersonius, CathyPeters, SusanPetsche, VictoriaPettit, BrucePfotzer, HowardPfotzer, BilliePinkard, MercedesPlayer, PatriciaPliley, MargeryPool, BeverlyPrescott, CynthiaPricer, JohnPrickett, WardPrickett, Mary AnnPryor, SarahPryor, AshleyPryor, AprilPudinski, AnnQuigley, IngridRainbow, DerrickRamsey, LeeRandall, EllenRawlings, JanetReitzel, HildaRhodes, SarahRhodes, JaniceRhodes, CharlesRichards, Joyce

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3. Roll Call

Ridenour, RobinRiesinger, EileenRoberts, WilburRoberts, DennisRobinson, MelindaRobinson, BelindaRode, RalphRoland, HelenRoss, JamesRothe-Barneson, JuneRowland-Bird, MicheleRunner, StevenRyder, ThomasSalerzano, PridadSanders-West, SandraSandford, BetsySargent, MonaScarr, TonySchlichter, SteveSchwartz, BarbaraScott, MarciaScott, DavidScriven, BonnieSeibert, RuthShaner, EllenShearman, Gayle

Sherman, TerrySherve, KarenSibley, DougSimmons, JoannSlatten, CarolSmart, EstaSmelker, JimSnyder, BethSohn, ArnoldSomerville Skinner,

JeanSonderegger, CurtSorg, TheresaSt John, BarbaraStendahl, JanStone, RozStout, KatieStrobel, NickSugimura, FrankSulzbach, Ann MarieSundale, DonnaSuzuki, BettySwanson, MerleTait, GeorgeTam, ShermanTaukolo, Mele Pouli

Taylor, JimTellier, JenTomsick, BethTorres, ErnestineTovo, IunisiTower, LauraTowne, DonaldTranum, JeanTrdell, MarthaTroescher, DaveTuipulotu, MesuiTurner, VirginiaUrzi, ClaireVan Bezey, JoanneVaughan, KellyVaughn, SheilaVento, FrankViau, SondraViau, EdVieira, DottieVinande, RogerVirden, MitziVirden, BobVon Shell, MildredWalsh, KathyWalsworth, John

Walther, DennisWard, BarbaraWarden, JennyWashington Olson,

RosaWashington-Harrison,

GwenettaWeathers, MarthaWeider, KandiWells, JoAnnWelsh, OliviaWilliams, SharronWilliams, RobertWilliams, NealWilson, HermanWoffinden, LuaWonder, DorothyWoods, DorisWoodward, CarolWrather, VeraWright, AngelaWyldbore, DeniseYerxa, ElizabethYin, BurtYoung, RickYoung, Kim

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4. Daily Proceedings

Daily SummaryWednesday, June 17, 2009

Opening Plenary - 10:00 am The 161st gathering of the California-Nevada Annual Conference began with a welcome and the sing-ing of hymns. Andrea Davidson led a litany with sterling examples of our vision: The Passion of Jesus Christ; Compassion for All. Bishop Warner Brown called us to order with warm greetings. Roll Call of laity and clergy was taken. Clergy members answering the roll for 50 years or more were recognized:

John Albright (60); John Moore (65); Jim Corson (58); John Schmidt (68); Oscar Escamilla (52); Bill Beck (51); John Corson (51); Don Cunningham (54); Don Fado (53); Bob Swartz (51); Norm Calloway (59); John Foster (50); Sarge Wright (66); John Emerson (51); Harry Dutt (52); Dick Whitmore (56); Phil Greer (53); Julius Davis (62).

Dorothy Straks introduced the theme of the Conference as Passion in Jesus Christ; Compassion for All. Each day will focus on one of the 4 Visions of the Conference that we developed last quadren-nium. Bishop Brown introduced his wife, Minnie Brown, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Brown, Sr. The service of Jennifer McGrath in the Conference Office was noted with appreciation. Debbi Grundman, the “right arm of the Bishop,” was introduced and thanked for capable assistance during the Bishop’s transition. Laura Smith, newly hired Executive Assistant to the Bishop, was introduced. Linda Wiberg introduced a video showing our Conference staff at work. Kelly Newell and the youth delegates spoke of their fundraising project for Nothing But Nets to wipe out malaria.

Bishop Brown gave the State of the Conference address. He remarked that 30 years ago this ses-sion, in 1979, he was welcomed into the California-Nevada Annual Conference. It was while at this conference that he began his journey that lead to his election as a Bishop, and this Annual Conference helped send him on that journey. He is pleased to be coming home to the region, and to friends and family.

Even in these challenging times, the Bishop sees that we have talented leaders, committed people, and abundant opportunities. He likened these times to the times of Nehemiah. Jerusalem was devastated, but Nehemiah heard the call of God to rebuild the walls and repair the gates. He shared that call with his friends, and even though he was scoffed at and distracted, he continued to proclaim, “I have a great work,” and persevered. He assigned teams to work and the wall was built with God’s grace. The gates were opened for the exiles to return to Jerusalem, to return to their homes. A new era began.

We are in a new era. The world is in a place of change and we can’t be isolated from that. We are forced to abandon long held assumptions – as the rest of world perhaps did long ago! We are all sisters and brothers on an Ark – given the stewardship of the world by God. God has already given us enough for whatever we need, but not whatever we want. We lead the country in our cultural diversity and are uniquely gifted to speak a word of hope to the world about this very issue – we are one world.

Bishop Brown reminded us that our primary task is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. This is the time to welcome new people, new opportunities, and new ways of doing things. We need to open our doors, not to rent space, but to make room for God’s people. We need to re-learn how to form one another in discipleship. Africa and the Philippines are growing Methodist churches like crazy, but not Europe nor the US. In our Conference we are shrinking faster than we can grow. We lose numbers equivalent to 4 or 5 churches a year. Let’s face it, change will happen – the question is will we engage it to shape it to our preferred future?

We used to be a powerhouse until growth slowed down in the early 1900s. About that time the clergy stood up and told the laity not to worry, that everything was in the clergy’s hands. But that has given us complacency and a shrinking church, not disciples nor the transformation of the world. We must pool our wisdom, be in connection, realize relationships are our strength, and cooperate rather than com-pete. We can reshape the model – circuits – but we all need to think and act our way into our future.

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We need to share, support in hard work, expand communication, and be accountable to one another. We are all needed to repair the gate and welcome the exiles home.

This Conference began, more than a year ago, to ask the question, “What do we measure?” Vital Signs and LPLI provide opportunities to help us move into greater vitality. We are learning about ourselves. Now we need to take the next steps. The General Conference has invited us to be accountable – the Bishops have cut their own salaries. The Conference Office has made cuts in staff and salaries. Cal-Nevada is the worst collector of apportionments in the entire church. It is time for us to do our part to contribute our share to the mission of the church. Let us be open to the mind of Christ. We can rise from the ashes! Everything is on the table – we will consider everything before us openly and with trust. Let us open the door and meet the world.

The address from Bishop Brown was warmly received. Announcements and instructions regarding the prayer center were given. The session adjourned for lunch.

Clergy Session – 1:30-5:30 p.m. The Clergy Session was opened at 1:30 p.m. with singing led by Dorothy Straks. Prayer was led by Siosifa Hingano. Kathi McShane, Chair of the Board of Ordained Ministry, welcomed everyone and reviewed the agenda. It was mentioned that this year’s clergy session is strictly a business meeting. We will be done at 5:30. Prayers for colleagues may be brought to the prayer wall at the back of the room. Paper is provided to write the prayers and then post them. Linger at any time. There are also sprigs of rosemary to remind us of the healing power among us.

It was reported that those eligible for full connection will be introduced in a different way. This year we will see the variety of ways that candidates are able to invite a deepening relationship with Jesus. Video of the 10 candidates in their work setting, seeing them minister in their contexts, was then shown.

Residency in Ministry (RIM) – Stan Barkey, member of the subcommittee, reported that concern was expressed by candidates about their experience, and as a result the mentors were invited to speak to the committee, as well. Don Cunningham was the ombudsperson. The Executive Committee developed a task force to revise the RIM process in time for those coming in and those continuing in September. The focus will be on development, growth, coaching, and encouragement – we want folks who finish the process to be grateful.

Clergy Development: Transformational Spiritual Leaders – All clergy under appointment in the California-Nevada Annual Conference were asked to participate in the LPLI, an inventory measuring spiritual depth, character and integrity; leadership; and fruit. Two hundred and thirty-four (234) pastors did so. Research identifies three areas: Character, competence, and contribution. The pastor does a self-assessment, and then is assessed by others of the pastor’s choosing. Seventy-five areas are measured. Results are a comparison between ones’ own and others’ perceptions.

Generally speaking there was a halo effect – others saw clergy as being better than the clergy viewed themselves. This was true for high competence pastors, but not for low competence pastors. Highest ratings were in character, lowest were in contribution – increasing worship attendance and making disciples. Irrelevant factors include gender, age, years of service, and size of congregation. Cal-Nev rated much higher on encouraging inclusivity.

Now what? How do we merge what we have learned into a CE program? Kathy La Point-Collup: One unit of Continuing Education is 10 hours of content. Requirement is a minimum of one unit per year for a total of eight per quadrennium. Website will be going up soon. There will be three forms – one to submit if you are taking a course; a form to use when you go to something that doesn’t offer CE; and a form to report how you are doing. Conference will offer sexual ethics CE for clergy.

Standards of Effectiveness – The BOOM is designing a tool to be used by SPRC to give quality feedback, which it hopes to have available this fall. Training is involved. It uses the same kinds of

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standards with DCOOM, and they are helping refine it. Having clear standards based on what we can observe will be helpful to all of us as we move forward in ministry. The tool will provide more specific feedback, guidance in CE plans, and better conversations. It will give the SPRC some tools for giving quality feedback. Eight churches are currently testing. Use of the tool is voluntary by pastor. The intent of all this measuring is to provide support to all clergy as they accomplish the mission of the church.

Vital Signs Report by Blake Busick – Survival of any congregation is not the issue, and focusing on it is misplaced. The focus is the reign of God embodied by disciples of Jesus. Church vitality is about spiritual leaders nurturing disciples who then act as change agents in the world. Two hundred and twenty-three (223) churches (59%) have taken the survey. Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations is a helpful next step after completing the vital church survey. Forty percent (40%) of our congregations rate as declining and decaying. This should spark some conversation – what does it mean to be stable and growing? How do you get there? Blake is done with the consumer church; he is ready to devote his days to living together in a vital church community. He invited us all to embody the reign of God, to live as missionaries of the gospel and to make all of life sacred.

The conference secretary reviewed the rules of eligibility for presence and voting.

Presentation and Election of Candidates for Commissioning and Provisional Membership – The process before a candidate is presented for election involves two years with DCOOM, with much writing and assessment; by the time the recommendation comes from district to board to clergy ses-sion, the candidates are ready. This is a beginning of a mutual discernment process in which both the candidate’s call and the calling and need of the church are examined. We are not working with quotas. We recommend everyone who the district committee recommends and who we have affirmed.

The following were presented and each one individually elected for Commissioning and Provisional Membership:

Towards Deacons’ Orders – Thomas Joseph Buratovich, Catherine R. Noellert

Towards Elders’ Orders – Kristen A. Marshall, Helen E. Mansfield, Kelley E. O’Connor

Probationary Membership with commissioning next year – Tim Gravatt

Candidates for Full Connection and Membership – (Historic questions will be asked before entire annual conference.) The following were presented and each one individually elected for Full Connec-tion and Membership:

Ordained Deacon in Full Connection – Susan Griffin

Ordained Elder in Full Connection – Katie Marie Goetz, Hayes Hyesung Kang, Young-Gwon Kim, Hyok-In Kwon, Marylee Sheffer, Carolyn Jean Talmadge, Tevita Fotofili Vaikona, Motoe Yamada

Recognition of Orders – John Arthur Oda was approved for recognition of orders.

Jennifer Goto, coordinator of mentors – Reported that there are changes in the process. Candidacy and mentoring processes are the first two steps. There is a new edition of the Christian as Minister. All candidates need to understand that the journey of a Christian as minister begins with baptism. Only clergy in full connection, associate members, and long term vocational local pastors may be mentors, and all need training. Jennifer does the training.

Conference Relations, Greg Bergquist, chair – Myrna Bernadel-Huey raised a concern regarding the presentation of candidates who were just elected. We moved directly through our business with barely a minute to look at the written statements before voting. She wants an opportunity to make an in-formed vote, and recommends that we take the time to read in silence. Response – Kathi McShane: We don’t expect that anyone’s vote is going to be shaped by the one page, the recommendation, the video, etc. The work is entrusted to BOOM; everything on the paper is exhaustively covered by the board. We want you to affirm the long process the candidates have been through. Bishop Brown responded that he would endeavor to work in some time for reading, next time.

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may be seen in that report.

Retirements – Those retiring at this Annual Conference Session were announced and remarks were given by some. The retirees are: John Auer, L. Rachel Berry, John Broad, Estan Cueto, Ray Dowdy, Lois Edde, Denis Eucalyptus, Art Gafke, Lin Goodyear, Paul Henshaw, Dale Kuruhara, David Moss, Kathleen O’Leary, Cheryl Olson, Anthony Oropeza, Lynn Rhodes, Paul Sweet, Carole Vincent, and Stephen Yale.

Acceptance of the entire report was moved and seconded, and approved.

Reminder – There will be A Gathering of Clergy, November 17-19, at Zephyr Point. Information about registration will be coming soon.

The session was adjourned.

Laity Session-1:30-5:30 p.m. The Laity Session met under the leadership of Conference co-leaders Burt Yin and Gayle Sherman. Orientation to work of the Conference was given.

After the dinner break, we re-gathered and ended the day with a service of Holy Communion.

Daily SummaryThursday, June 18, 2009

Morning SessionBishop Brown called the morning session to order at 8:30 a.m. Rochelle Frazier offered prayer. A point of personal privilege was granted to Pam Fine, co-chair of the Commission on Children and Poverty, who announced the winners of 5 grants from the commission: St. Marks, Stockton; Forrestville, St. Paul’s; Manteca; First UMC, Reno; Bakersfield Trinity.

Bishop Brown reported on the Ruling of Law arising out of last year’s Annual Conference Session. Bishop Shamana had ruled an item out of order and the decision was automatically referred to the Judicial Council for review. The Judicial Council ruled that the Bishop’s decision was in order and therefore the item has no effect and is moot. Because of this ruling, Bishop Brown ruled that the cur-rent Item 18 is out of order and will not be presented. Further discussion brought a motion to suspend the rules in order to allow Item 18 to be heard in its assigned legislative section with appropriate amendments to bring it in line with the judicial ruling. Motion approved by a super majority.

Susan Hunn brought the organizational motions, accepted the addition of the interpreter’s table to the bar, and the motions were approved. She introduced Emily Long, the Assistant Agenda Secretary, and requested that all courtesies be addressed to Emily.

Three items were brought for late admission due to events taking place after the Conference deadline. The body voted separately, by super majority, to accept Item 31, September as National Recovery month; Item 32, Marriage Equality; and Item 33, Concerns for the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma.

Jola Bortner requested that anyone who would like to sign a petition to be presented to Senator Dave Cogdile of California State Senate District #11, may do so at Table 24 in the display area. The petition concerns inflammatory remarks he made regarding immigrants.

Bishop Brown repeated the request of the Committee on Religion and Race that we introduce our-selves when at the microphone, by including our racial ethnic origin(s). The Bishop explained that the intent of this exercise is to raise our consciousness about how widely diverse we are, and to encourage us to extend our hospitality to all. We are asked to identify ourselves in the way in which we want to

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The Conference Secretary moved the Rules, for consideration of Constitutional Amendments, and after discussion the motion was approved.

In a point of personal privilege, prayers were asked for Karen Watson’s mother, who was admitted in the ICU; and for Gordon Fairchild, clergy member who has been diagnosed with cancer. The Bishop reminded the body that each day we have a person who is in prayer for the Session, and that this morn-ing it is Rochelle Frazier. Prayers may also be given to the prayer center.

The Committee on Religion and Race reported on their monitoring of yesterday’s sessions. Jane Yin and Lee Williamson, members of CORR, provided the report and assessment of the church’s open-ness to inclusiveness. Statistics regarding ethnicity and gender of presenters, speakers, and staff were included in the report.

Jeffrey Kwan, chair of CORR, presented The Mel Talbert Award for Social Justice to this year’s recipient, Lee Williamson. The award, established in honor of Bishop Talbert, is given to those who best exemplify a proactive stance in dismantling racism in church and society. Lee was awarded this for lifelong commitment to full constitutional justice for all people.

Laddie Perez Galang, chair of the Nominating Committee, identified Tables K2, 4, and 6 as the committee’s table, and requested that corrections to the report be turned in by noon today. Additional nominations may be brought to the table for consideration.

Mark Zier introduced Section information. Items to be added to the section assignments: Item 31 – September Recover y month, Section G; Item 32 – Marriage Equality, Section H; and Item 33 – Meth-odist Church of Fiji, Section F.

Franklin Scott reported from Retired Clergy Association that two scholarships are given each year to seminary students in our Conference. This year they were presented to Kim Young and Samuel Sondah.

Bishop Brown recognized the new Circuit Leaders, acknowledging that because this is a new idea, there will be some confusion. It takes time to live into a new way of doing things and we are all invited to participate in the process of discovery. All 7 of the existing districts will continue and will function in many of the ways they have always functioned. The AAs will be supportive of the churches and pastors. Each congregation and pastor will have a clearly identified DS. That person will be available to them. This is not re-districting. It is a process by which we intentionally think together the ways in which we need to be different in the years to come. There is no secret plan; rather, we want to think this through together. The emphasis for the circuits is on building relationships and having conversa-tions in new ways. The Bishop’s desire is to work in a posture that is not seen as top down, but as working beside. The Conference was invited to discover the ways in which we need to be present to each other in the days to come. There will be District Superintendents in an expanded version of the role we have known. Ted Virts will stay as Dean of the Cabinet, being a hybrid of DS/Assistant to Bishop. He is not a mini-Bishop. Ted brings excellent gifts that will help us facilitate leader develop-ment, discipleship formation, and improved functioning as a system. The Circuit Leaders were prayed over with a laying on of hands by all the plenary.

Linda Wiberg introduced the ministry workshops being offered this morning.

After announcements, we were dismissed with prayer to go to workshops, lunch, and legislative sec-tions.

(Afternoon and evening sessions will be summarized in a second document.)

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Daily SummaryThursday, June 19, 2009

Afternoon and Evening Sessions

Journey of the Saints, 4 p.m.A worship service recognizing our lay and clergy members and clergy spouses who have passed away, those who are going into retirement, and those beginning Conference relationships. A homily was presented by Staci Current for the memorial portion, and Rebecca Hillman provided an interpretive dance. Victoria Schlintz set the context for presentation of the retirees, and Kristin Marshall brought a message to and for those entering the “endless line of splendor” through commissioning and ordina-tion. Paul Sweet, representing the retirees, passed the mantle of spiritual leadership to Motoe Yamada, representing the newly commissioned and ordained. Bishop Brown then reminded us that all persons are called into Christian ministry by virtue of their baptism. Various stages of the lay journey in minis-try were acknowledged by those in attendance.

Some gems from the service:

• This life is a race – a race to communion with God• There’s no magna cum laude in heaven – we get in on the “Thank You, Lord” plan• The One who began a good work in you will continue it to God’s perfection• Life abundant, amazing and forever, ending with the flourishing finish in Jesus Christ• Never think lightly of the great good that God has worked through you• I want Your life repeated in my life

Consideration of Constitutional AmendmentsThe body reconvened at 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of considering the 32 Constitutional Amendments that were passed at Genera Conference. Instructions and background were given, sample ballots were distributed, and questions answered. The amendments were presented in writing (on the website previ-ously and two copies per table) and by members of the Conference Delegation to General Conference. Odette Lockwood- Stewart, Renae Extrum-Fernandez, Ted Virts, and Randall Miller made the pre-sentations. At the conclusion of the presentations, final ballots were distributed by the pages to those qualified to vote. Voting took place until all were done and the balloting was closed. Pages collected the ballots and they were tallied electronically by the Conference Secretary. There were 611 ballots collected, 610 valid ballots.

Yes No Yes No

Amendment 1 494 112 Amendment 17 454 147Amendment 2 469 138 Amendment 18 483 119Amendment 3 482 121 Amendment 19 449 154Amendment 4 479 124 Amendment 20 486 118Amendment 5 487 120 Amendment 21 484 120Amendment 6 426 174 Amendment 22 570 27Amendment 7 486 116 Amendment 23 480 121Amendment 8 540 63 Amendment 24 483 118Amendment 9 469 128 Amendment 25 484 116Amendment 10 482 122 Amendment 26 482 117

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Amendment 11 485 118 Amendment 27 479 119Amendment 12 487 118 Amendment 28 482 117Amendment 13 476 127 Amendment 29 479 118Amendment 14 484 119 Amendment 30 482 116Amendment 15 407 195 Amendment 31 480 117Amendment 16 490 114 Amendment 32 476 121

Daily SummaryFriday, June 19, 2009

Opening worship led by Robb Jennings-Teats and Donna Van Maanen on behalf of the West Angola Partnership Team, giving a powerful sermon outlining the history of the partnership and the willingness to continue. The Conference Offering was taken in support of the purchase of a John Deere tractor for the sustainable agriculture project in West Angola.

Bishop Brown introduced those seated on the platform: Paul Extrum-Fernandez, serving as Parliamen-tarian; Kristin Sachen, serving as Conference Secretary; Susan Hunn, serving as Agenda Chair, Jim Scott, assisting with recording of the business; and Burt Yin and Gayle Shearman, co-Lay Leaders of the Conference.

The Bishop clarified an issue from the previous night’s work. He affirmed that should we (all the Annual Conferences) accept Constitutional Amendment 10, the effect would be that the General Conference in 2012 would need to adopt a plan that would make the US a Regional Conference. We would remain the same as we are now if we chose to, but we could allow the US church to make US decisions and allow others to make other decisions for themselves. Matters affecting the entire UM church would continue to be a General Church matter.

Announcement: Rev. Amos Cambric would like to have years of service recognized. He was unable to arrive in time for the Roll Call due to the late arrival of his train.

We have until 1:15 today to remove something from the Consent Calendar. Items 2, 12, 14 and 32 have been removed from the Consent Calendar. Point of Personal Privilege – Odette Lockwood- Stewart, moved by this morning’s challenge to the work that has been going on in West Angola, wants to respond by giving 1% of her salary to the salaries/pensions of West Angola. There will be a sign-up at the Pages’ table for those interested. In a Point of Personal Privilege, it was mentioned that the Board of Laity last quadrennium challenged themselves to make the partnership with West Angola a part of everything we do. They tithed their budget to provide support to the budget of West Angola. The Board of Laity continues to do this (by buying their own lunches). There was a clarification that Odette Lockwood- Stewart was asking for support of both pension and salary for West Angolan clergy.

Celebrate the Advance – David Malloy, from GBGM, the Annual Conference liaison for The Ad-vance. UMs contributed over $43 million in 2008 to second mile giving. That is 15% more than 2007. California-Nevada contributed $639,593 in 2008. 100% of each gift goes to the project you choose. We can do this because the admin cost is covered by World Service Apportionment. Support for mis-sionaries is this year’s highlight priority. Only about 5% of churches have covenant relationships with missionaries. A covenant relationship is $2500, or $5 per church member per year. Our Mission Com-mittee set a Conference goal to add 10 covenant churches each year for the quadrennium. Mr. Malloy introduced the Advance’s effort to connect with a new generation. Be One is a 24-hour food basket event. Through the program, young persons can connect with lives of the poor. For information, go to www.Fasttodaychangetomorrow.org.

Appointments beyond the local church and other Conference relationships were fixed by the Bishop and Ted Virts. The Fixing of appointments for those supervised by Jerry Smith and by Renae Extrum-

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Fernandez was also accomplished.

The death of retired clergy Bob Clazie last night after surgery complications was announced with request for prayers for Lois Clazie. Damon Goforth of Campbell UMC announced that Sean Miller, 16 years old, was struck and killed by a light rail train in San Jose. Please hold Sean’s family and young friends in prayer.

Philippines Solidarity Task Force report from Michael Yoshi and Ruth Cortez. The task force was es-tablished to look into extra-judicial killings in the Philippines in 2006 by sending a fact finding team in Feb 2007. A permanent task force was established by the Annual Conference in 2007. It provides relief and support for families as well as acts of solidarity and accompaniment in threatened areas. The team returned in June 2008. Carolyn Talmadge (The Edge, SFSU) and Jeffrey Laya (Valley Faith, Sunny-vale) spoke of their experiences of giving witness in the face of terrible suffering. A 2009 solidarity team is going at the end of July and Bishop Brown will be joining them.

Kathi McShane, chair of the Board of Ordained Ministry, introduced those to be commissioned and ordained at this Annual Conference Session.

Section A - Jim Taylor, chair. Worked with Items 1, 3, and 4, which are on consent calendar. Item 2 is before us, concerning the 2010 Past Service Pension Rate. It was pulled from Consent Calendar, having received a unanimous recommendation of 73-0. However, we all need to hear it so that further action can be taken. Item 2 was approved. Paul Extrum-Fernandez, president of Board of Pensions, requested a ruling of law regarding Item 2 to determine if Par. 1506.7 of the 2008 Book of Discipline permits the Annual Conference to adopt a Past-Service annuity rate for retired clergy which “remains the same” from one year to the next. His request was seconded. The Bishop responded that he will review the issue and has up to 30 days to make the ruling. It will then become part of the action of this Annual Conference. When the ruling is made, it will be referred to the Judicial Council for review.

Section E – Paul Extrum-Fernandez, chair. Worked with Items 5, 6, 7, and 8, all on Consent Calen-dar.

Section C – Donna Wood, chair. Worked with Items 9, 10, 11, and 12. Items 10 and 11 passed and are on the consent calendar. Item 12 was approved by the section. Item 9, a recommendation from Los Altos UMC, that the 4th Sunday of October be designated to celebrate the gifts and ministries of differently-abled persons. The section added the words “whether visible or not” to the concluding sentence. The matter was before us as amended by section. The vote was too close to call visually – a count vote was taken by the very able Pages. Results: 448 yes and 289 no, Item 9 passes as amended.

The Bishop thanked the body for the spirit in which they have had the conversation and came to a conclusion with the item.

Section D – Myra Geiser, chair. Worked on Items 13 and 15 and both are on consent calendar. Worked on Item 14 concerning the WCC Amman call, and amended it by reversing paragraphs 1 and 2. Archer Summers offered an amendment to what is now Par 2 “and we also endorse that the issue of Palestinian and Jewish refugees should be decided as part of a negotiated peace agreement between the parties in the conflict.” The Amendment passed. The amended Item 14 was approved.

Item 16 – leveraging UM investments in support of positive change in Palestine - was approved in sec-tion with 34 yes and 14 no. The vote was taken, and Item 16 passed.

Presentation of the Bishop’s Award (initiated by Bishop Melvin Talbert, continued by Bishop Brown). Bishop Brown indicated there were several excellent candidates – he was looking for leader-ship that not only serves the local church but also beyond (community, Conference, General Confer-ence) to demonstrate the ministry of the baptized of Jesus Christ. The recipients today were Jerry Gleason, Dr. Steve Carlson, and Susan Hunn.

Connie Hunter – President of the Conference UMW, spoke of all the ways United Methodist Women are in mission around the world. The youth delegation assisted with a rap.

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year, and those who had been last year. The Philippines Task Force was also lifted up. Bishop Brown spoke of the special relationship California-Nevada has with the South Pacific. He asked for prayers for the Methodist church in Fiji, as the country is experiencing unrest after a coup.

Treasurer’s Report – Diane Knudsen. We are on the right track, doing the right things. But we don’t feel very grand, like a winning team. But we are. We are a part of a connectional system which is quite an inheritance. We are recommitting ourselves and focusing on our mission.

Endowment Board, Cory Parish, director. Portfolio is doing quite well due to its balance.

UM Foundation, Celeste Cron, director. The Foundation is helping take churches to a new level of stewardship.

Section E - Chuck Johnstone, chair. Worked on Items 17 and 20, both of which went on the consent calendar. The section added a friendly amendment to 17 to include Hyatt Santa Clara. Item 18, Witness to Conscience, passed in the section with 54 yes and 16 no. Item was before us. Substitute for original proposal is coming from section and the session affirmed the substitute. It is substituted. Item 18 as substituted passed.

Item 19 – amended by section. 50 yes, 15 no. Substitute in Section 2 iii – willingness to engage other belligerent parties where that can be productive. Seconded. Supported. The item as amended is ap-proved.

Pat Stout presented the Budget for discussion and approval. Item B. It reflects our expectation of reduced apportionment collection for 2010. Reflects reduction of staff in terms of hours and positions, closing the office 1 Friday a month, and reduced number of District Superintendents. Don Cunning-ham moved to amend title of Apportionment for Clergy Pensions to Active Clergy Pension Funding. This item does not include any funds for current retirees. CFA accepted as a friendly amendment. The Item is adopted. Bishop encouraged all to go to local church and enlist allies who understand importance of working in a cooperative spirit. Ask them to help you talk to the congregation about developing a strategy for funding your portion of mission giving through apportionments. The only ap-portionment that gets paid near 100% is what we expend for current costs of clergy – which is a local church expense. We haven’t even begun to give to the Conference. Every congregation has to pay the cost of the ministry that they need and want. Many things have happened so that people will say the Bishop is too hard – but how do we keep the obligations we have when we don’t receive the funding for those obligations? Church by church, person by person, we have to convince persons that we can’t make commitments we can’t keep.

Section F- Bruce Pettit. Items 22, 23, 24, and 33 were considered and placed on consent calendar.

Item 21 Standing Rule change, concerning travel expense reimbursement for members of Conference agencies, was recommended by the Section, 52 yes to 15 no. The item does not include a financial impact. Treasurer Diane Knudsen estimated a $50,000 additional impact on the budget, which has been approved; therefore currently funded items would need to be reduced by that amount. Also, any amount above the IRS rate for travel reimbursement is taxable income, and could very well require additional 1099s to be prepared. The vote requires 2/3 yes for approval, the item is not supported.

The Evening Session provided a warm welcome to Bishop and Mrs. Brown.

Daily Summary Saturday June 20 2009

The Session began at 8:00 a.m. with worship led by The Edge from San Francisco State University.

Conference Committee on Religion and Race report – Jeffrey Kwan and Barbara Horikoshi-Fire-baugh.

General observations: There is diversity of leadership seated on the stage in terms of ethnicity and

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gender; presentations from the floor were overwhelmingly European (80%). The rest of the breakdown was: 7% African American, 5% Asian American, 4% Hispanic/Latino American, and less than 1% Na-tive American. Participation from the floor was quite even by gender: 52% women and 48% men. Lay-clergy participation from the floor was: 56% laity and 44% clergy. We clearly need more participation from non-European Americans from the floor. Ministry workshops’ presenters were predominantly European American, and those who participated in the conversations were predominately European American. The legislative sections were led by a diversity representative of our Conference. However, the participation was again predominately by European Americans. The worship service of the Journey of the Saints showed great diversity in terms of race, ethnicity, gender, generation, and the inclusion of persons with disability. The transfer of the mantle from a retiring European American male to an Asian American woman clergy to be ordained was a powerful symbol. In conclusion, do we need to rethink the way we do Annual Conference, especially the business portion? Is this the only way to do busi-ness? Do other racial/ethnic groups have different ways of doing things? Is there more than language acting as a barrier? We need to use our collective wisdom to grow.

Opening Prayer was given by Siosifa Hingano.

Point of Personal Privilege – Phil Lawson, the grandson of a man who escaped from slavery, re-minded us that today, June 20, is an historic day for African Americans who come from Texas. Today is “Juneteenth,” the day when we celebrate the arrival of the news of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas. Announcement: Retired clergy Alfred Chandler was unable to answer the Roll Call this year. This would have been his 76th Annual Conference. We were dismissed for lunch after prayer by Joanne Peterson.

Section Work – Mark Zier, Chair.

Section G – Jola Bortner, Chair. Items 25, 26, 27 and 31 were considered and all are on Consent Calendar.

Section H – Rosa Washington-Olson, Chair. Items 28, 29 and 30 were considered and placed on the Consent Calendar. Item 32 was amended and approved, 60 yes, 0 no, and removed from the calendar. Kimberly Willis, Christ Church Santa Rosa, moved that paragraph 6 be revised to read, “…celebrate the State of Nevada’s recent move to legally recognize both heterosexual and same gender domestic partnerships.” Amendment approved. Item 32, as amended, was approved.

Mark Zier, Chair of the Legislative Sections. The Consent Calendar is before us, with Items 2, 12, 14 and 32 removed. The Consent Calendar was adopted.

Western Jurisdictional Committee on Conferences, Dale Weatherspoon. This subcommittee of the Jurisdictional Conference is charged to determine the boundaries of ACs in Western Jurisdiction, but not to assign bishops. 2008 General Conference voted to reduce by one bishop for each Jurisdiction, starting September 2012. The committee is planning to implement this decision, recognizing that we either proactively change or we will be forced to change by imposition. We need to realign and reas-sign our resources. We are choosing to use this moment to use our God-given graces to make disciples for Jesus Christ. The committee’s proposal to date includes:

1. Assign bishops of WJ both geographically and missionally. Assign to mission and ministry affinities as well as by geography, so that one bishop with gift for new church development, for example, would become a resource for all in Jurisdiction.

2. Make development of new churches the strategic priority for the Western Jurisdiction.3. Combine the Seattle and Portland Episcopal Areas into one Conference, including Alaska,

Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.4. Move towards merging the Annual Conferences in Denver Area into single Annual

Conference.5. Expand the Desert Southwest Conference to include the state of Utah and most of Nevada.

California-Nevada would keep the Reno area.

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The work of the Jurisdiction is far reaching. We are considering sharing resources across Conference lines, sharing pastors, thinking through regional cost of living adjustments, contemplating the potential loss of connectional relationship with one bishop, and imagining how to handle the candidacy pro-cesses and clergy benefits and pension.

We need your ideas, suggestions, and comments. What are you thinking, feeling? Contact Dale Weath-erspoon or Blanche Farnam. The Circuits will discuss the positives and negatives. Would this empower ministry for them? We need that feedback.

Point of Personal Privilege – Fel Cao. Introduced a church planting workshop being held at Valley Faith in Sunnyvale, Aug 15, 2009. All are invited to register – we may learn together how to plant churches. Registration information distributed by the Pages.

Fixing of appointments of those supervised by Ben Silva-Netto and Mariellen Yoshino.

Kids at Conference were introduced. They gave a plush cross and cool model car (1947 red Cadillac convertible signed by the children) to the Bishop.

Point of Personal Privilege – Don Fado. Don asked that we not use plastic bags to distribute material. This year we received 48 pages of advertising from UMCom – 50,000 sheets of paper! People go to the Internet if they want information. The Bishop urged us to think about some of the important mes-sages we need to make as a body.

Debbie Dillon, Commission on the AC. Evaluation on Internet.

The fourth Bishop’s Award was presented to Angela Brown, from Jones Memorial Church.

The Session indicated a willingness to suspend the rules to allow a motion from Motoe Yamada that “We, The California-Nevada Conference of the UMC, ask UM Communications to think ‘green’ as they rethink the church, and eliminate the distributing of plastic bags and the providing of free booklets, such as the 48-page The United Methodist Church Making Disciples of the Transformation of the World in printed form, by utilizing the UMC website.” Statement against was given. Another statement against was given. The motion failed. Ardith Allread, on behalf of Conference Communica-tions Commission, indicated that the commission would report the concerns named in this discussion to UMCom.

The Laity Address was given by co-Lay Leaders Gayle Shearman and Burt Yin. The address was opened in memory of Pete Taylor, former Lay Leader who passed away during the past conference year. The team of Lay Leaders was introduced. There are exciting changes before us – expanding the ministry of the laity for our spiritual formation. What if church were a verb? The Conference Mission Statement and the four foci of the Connectional Table are captured in a printed card distributed to the tables. A video introducing the Four Areas of Focus of the denomination was shown. Bishop remarked that we all need to think a little more dangerously. In order to be a catalyst for change, we must begin thinking about the church as a verb.

Laddie Perez Galang – Nominations report: Rules suspended. A unanimous ballot for the election of the classes of 2010 to 11 of the Conference Board of Trustees, and to fill vacancies as listed in its other classes, was cast by the Conference Secretary. The remainder of the Nominations Report was approved.

Hmong Ministry report, Paul Khamdy Yang, Chair. There have been seven Hmong ministries established in CNAC since 1987. Last Annual Conference Session, it was approved to establish a Conference Committee on Hmong Ministries. A video presentation of special events during the past year was shown. Denise Leslie presented to the Bishop a stole made by Melody Yang. Chuckua Yang, associate pastor at Oroville First, presented a translation of the “Local Church” section of the Book of Discipline into the Hmong language.

Board of Ordained Ministry, Kathi McShane, Chair. The Board has been about the work of creating transformational leadership for the inspiring, equipping, and sending forth of disciples into the world. The historic examination of this year’s class of Ordinands was given by Bishop Brown using the

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Wesley questions.

Report from Order of Elders – Siosifa Hingano, and Order of Deacons – Susan Grace Smith. Gathering together this year in November to build upon relationships. Theme is “Out of the Cocoon.” Please encourage your pastor to go. We serve in connection with one another and it is important for us to be with one another. The dates are November 17-19 at Zephyr Point. Register soon!

Cokesbury – UMC publishing house – Shinya Goto, speaking as a member of the board. For six decades they have made contributions to clergy pensions – but this year, there have been reductions due to the economic downturn and costs of business. Their objective is to be a fully sustaining minis-try. With great regret they note that they are unable to contribute to allocation for clergy pensions this year. They are striving to hold down costs and rebuild assets, and look forward to renewing their gifts.

Kelly Newell – report on Nothing But Nets. $3,029.10 earned by youth delegation during confer-ence.

Conference Council on Ministries, Linda Wiberg, staff person. Reports were heard from some of the council’s member bodies, as follows:

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministries, Debbie Weatherspoon, Chair. Intro-duced Carolyn Talmadge, SF State; Tarah Trueblood from Wesley Foundation (announcing that Berkeley Wesley House and Campus Center is due to open September 2010, with 90 beds; groundbreaking July 1); Kristin Stoneking from UC Davis Campus Ministry (which has 38 beds); Jennifer Goto, new campus minister at UC Merced.

Youth and Camping, Kelly Newell, staff. The role of the staff and committee is to support the vision of youth for ministry and to support youth workers. She provides Safe Sanctuaries train-ing.

Committee on Church Vitality, Blake Busick, Chair. Stability is necessary for vitality. Growth is also necessary. 59% of churches completed survey. 18% vital; 40% decaying; 24% Retrogres-sive; 18% dystrophic. Check your vital signs repeatedly.

Board of Church and Society, Margo Tenold, Chair. The board identified priorities of inter-est: Health care, alcohol and other addictions; civil and human rights (immigration reform and abolishing torture); economic justice (population concerns). For Action alerts sign is up at www.umc-gbcs.org/fia.

UMVIM and disaster response, Sue King staff. Look for DVD on web. Introduced Phil Bandy, new Interim Director.

Greetings from Bishop Melvin Talbert were shared and from other Annual Conferences in the Jurisdic-tion.

The Service of Commissioning and Ordination was held in the afternoon, Bishop Warner Brown preaching.

Certification of Conference Records

We certify that the foregoing is a correct and Official Record of the proceedings of the 160th Session of the California-Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church meeting in Sacramento, California, from June 17-20, 2009

Warner H. Brown, Jr.Presiding Bishop

Kristin SachenConference Secretary

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Members of the Retiring Class of 2009

Carole VincentArt Gafke

Ray Dowdy

Paul Sweet

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Not Shown:

L. Rachel BerryEstan CuetoDenis EucalyptusLin GoodyearPaul W. HenshawDale KuruharaKathleen O’LearyAnthony E. OropezaLynn N. RhodesStephen Yale

David Moss

Lois Edde

John Broad

John Auer

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Bishop’s Awards

Angela BrownJones Memorial Church, San Francisco

Susan Hunn, El Dorado County Federated Church,

Placerville

Jerry Gleason,Church of the Wayfarer,

Carmel

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Bishop’s AwardDr. Steve Carlson,

McKinleyville’s Church of the Joyful Healer

Melvin J. Talbert Award

for racial justice

Lee Williamson

Retired Clergy ScholarshipsFranklin Scott presents scholarships to Kim Young and Samuel Sondah.

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5. Business of the Annual Conference Session

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THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHTHE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The Minutes of the California-Nevada Annual Conference held in Sacramento, CaliforniaFrom June 17, 2009 through June 20, 2009

Bishop Warner H. Brown Jr. PresidingDate When Organized 1849 Number of This Session 161st

Part I Organization And General Business

1. Who are elected for the quadrennium (¶¶603.7, 618):

Secretary? Kristin Sachen Mailing Address: 410 Sycamore, Mill Valley, CA 94941Telephone: 415-388-4456

Statistician? J. Scott Allred Mailing Address: 1441 Seventh St., Wasco, CA 93280Telephone: 661-758-6366

Treasurer? Diane KnudsenMailing Address: PO Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798Telephone: 916-374-1520

2. Is the Annual Conference incorporated (¶603.1)? Yes

3. Bonding and auditing:

What officers handling funds of the conference have been bonded, and in what amounts (¶¶618, 2511)? All – for $1,000,000

Have the books of said officers or persons been audited (¶¶617, 2511)? (See report, page 135 of Journal.)

4. What agencies have been appointed or elected?

a) Answer Yes or No for each of the councils, boards, commissions, or committees listed:

(1) Board of Ordained Ministry (¶635)? Yes (2) Board of Pensions (¶639)? Yes (3) Board of Trustees of the Annual Conference (¶2512)? Yes (4) Committee on Episcopacy (¶637)? Yes (5) Committees on Investigation (¶2703.2, .3)? Yes (6) Administrative Review Committee (¶636)? Yes

b) Indicate the name of the agency (or agencies) in your annual conference which is (are) responsible for the functions related to each of the following general church agencies (¶610.1):

(1) General Council on Finance and Administration? Council on Finance and Administration

(2) General Board of Church and Society? Board of Church and Society (3) General Board of Discipleship? Board of Discipleship (4) General Board of Global Ministries? Board of Missions (5) Higher Education and Campus Ministry? Board of Higher Education and Campus

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(6) General Commission on Archives and History? Commission on Archives and History

(7) General Commission on Christian Unity and Inter-religious Concerns? Commission on Christian Unity and Inter-religious Concerns

(8) General Commission on Religion and Race? Commission on Religion and Race (9) General Commission on the Status and Role of Women? Commission on Role and Status

of Women(10) United Methodist Communications? The Communications Committee

c) Indicate the conference agencies which have responsibilities for the following functions:

(1) Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries (¶655)? Board of Church and Society (2) Disability Concerns (¶653)? Board of Missions (3) Equitable Compensation (¶625)? Board of Missions (4) Laity (¶631)? Board of Laity (5) Native American Ministry (¶654)? Board of Missions (6) Small Membership Church (¶645)? Board of Missions

d) Answer Yes or No for each of the following conference or district organizations:

(1) Conference United Methodist Women (¶647)? Yes (2) Conference United Methodist Men (¶648)? Yes (3) Conference Council on Youth Ministry (¶649)? Yes (4) Conference Council on Young Adult Ministry (¶650)? Yes (5) District Boards of Church Location & Building (¶2518)? Yes (6) Committees on District Superintendency (¶668)? Yes (7) District Committees on Ordained Ministry (¶665)? Yes

e) What other councils, boards, commissions, or committees have been appointed or elected in the annual conference? Memoirs Committee, Commission on the Annual Conference Session, Legislation Committee, California-Nevada United Methodist Foundation, Committee on Nominations, Northern California Ecumenical Council, Northern Nevada Ecumenical Council, Retired Clergy Association Conference Committee on Children and Poverty, Conference Committee on Reconciliation, Committee on Hispanic Ministries, Committee on Hmong Ministry

5. Have the secretaries, treasurers, and statisticians kept their respective records according to the prescribed forms (¶606.8)? Yes

6. What is the report of the statistician? (See report, page 184 of Journal.)

7. What is the report of the treasurer? (See report, page 174 of Journal.)

8. What are the reports of the district superintendents as to the status of the work within their districts?

No report.

9. What is the schedule of minimum base compensation for pastors for the ensuing year (¶¶

10. What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the conference to be raised for the support of the district superintendents for the ensuing year (¶614.1a)? $2,147,842

11. a) What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the conference to be

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raised for the support of the pension and benefit programs of the conference for the ensuing year (¶¶614.1d, 1507)? ?? $3,694,086

b) What are the apportionments to this conference for the ensuing year:

(1) For the World Service Fund? $1,135,763(2) For the Ministerial Education Fund? $388,803(3) For the Black College Fund? $155,109(4) For the Africa University Fund? $34,715(5) For the Episcopal Fund? $312,403(6) For the General Administration Fund? $123,061(7) For the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund? $30,260

12. If the annual conference apportions to the local church a fund that combines two or more general apportioned funds with one another, or that combines one or more general apportioned funds with funds other than a general apportioned fund, list below for each combined fund: a) the name and amount of each general fund included in the apportionment; b) the percentage of the combined fund total that corresponds to each general fund apportionment (¶¶614.3d, 615.4).

13. Conference and district lay leaders (¶¶603.9, 659):

a) Conference lay leader: Name: Burt Yin & Gayle Shearman

Mailing Address: (Yin) 25299 Buckeye Dr., Castro Valley, CA 94552 (Shearman) 204 San Andreas Dr., Novato, CA 94945

b) Associate conference lay leaders:

c) District and associate district lay leaders:

(Bay View) Jim Taylor, 1794 Bonita Rd, San Pablo, CA 94806(Delta) Paul Hampson, 2805 Juniper Ave., Stockton, CA 95207(Fresno) Ruby Bago, 4676 W. Willis Ave., Fresno, CA 93722(Golden Gate) Lavinia Mateialona, 165 York Place, Hayward, CA 94544(Nev-Sierra) Neal & Sharron Williams, 1103 Longspur Way, Sparks, NV 89441(San Jose) Nina Klepac, 20081 Northwood Dr., Cupertino, CA 95014(Shasta) David Haynes, 1512 Neal Dow Ave., Chico, CA 95926

14. What local churches have been (Indicate district):

a) Organized or Chartered?

(1) New Church Start (¶259.2,.3)Sacramento, The Table (Delta District) 4213 G Street, Sacramento, CA 95819Alameda, Bay View District Cambodian United Methodist Fellowship (Bay View

District), (mail) 25398 Morse St., Hayward, CA 94542 (worship) 3005 Van Buren, Alameda, CA 94501

San Jose, New Creation UM Fellowship (San Jose District) 1001 Ginger Lane, San Jose, CA 95128

(2) Mission Congregation (¶260.1a) (3) Chartered Local Church (¶259.5) (List only churches chartered this year.)

Fremont, Korean First United Methodist Church (San Jose District) 510-353-0691, (mail) 200 Brown Rd., # 101, Fremont, CA 94539 (Chartered 8/3/08), (worship) 2400

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Durham Rd., Fremont, CA 94539

b) Merged (¶¶2545, 2546)?

(1) United Methodist with United MethodistName of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church

(2) Other mergersName of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church

c) Discontinued or abandoned (¶¶229, 341.2, 2548)? (State which for each church listed. Indicate district)

(1) New Church Start (¶259.2,.3) (2) Mission Congregation (¶259.1a)

Epworth UM Fellowship, San Francisco (Golden Gate District) Discontinued eff. 6.30.09

Vacaville Faith Fellowship (Bay View District) Discontinued eff. 6.30.09(3) Chartered Local Church (¶259.5)

d) Relocated and to what address?

e) Changed name of church? (Example: “First” to “Trinity”)

Former Name New Name AddressConcord, Bethel Chinese Mission Pleasant Hill True Light Gospel UM Fellowship

925-451-2836 (mail) 3217 Acalanes Ave , Lafayette , CA 94549 (worship) 233 Gregory Lane, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523

San Ramon, Grace Korean Mission Alamo, San Ramon, Korean UM Mission

(mail) 1552 East Gate Way, # 234, Pleasanton, CA 94566 (worship) 902 Danville Blvd., Alamo, CA 94507

f) Transferred this year into this conference from other United Methodist conference(s) and with what membership (¶¶41, 260)?

Name Membership Conference from which transferred

g) What other changes have taken place in the list of churches?

15. Are there Ecumenical Shared Ministries in the conference? (¶208)

a) Federated church

Name of church District Other Denomination(s)Patterson, Federated Church Delta UMC, PresbyterianPlacerville, Eldorado County Federated Delta UMC, PresbyterianFoster City, Island United Church Golden Gate UMC, Presbyterian, UCCHealdsburg Community Church Golden Gate UMC, PresbyterianLakeport United Christian Parish Shasta UMC, Presbyterian, UCCOrland Federated Church Shasta UMC, Presbyterian

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b) Union Church

Name of church District Other Denomination(s)United Japanese Christian Church Fresno UMC, UCC

c) Merged Church

Name of church District Other Denomination(s)

d) Yoked Parish

Name of church District Other Denomination(s)Lovelock, Grace Nevada-Sierra UMC, Episcopal Church

16. What changes have been made in district and charge lines? None

Part II Pertaining To Ordained Ministers And Local Pastors(Note: A (v) notation following a question in this section signifies that the action or election requires a majority vote of the clergy session of the annual conference. If an action requires more than a simple majority, the notation (v 2/3) or (v 3/4) signifies that a two-thirds or three-fourths majority vote is required. Indicate credential of persons in Part II: FD, FE, PD, PE, and AM when requested.)

17. Are all the clergy members of the conference blameless in their life and official administration (¶¶604.4, 605.6)?

Two complaints from the prior year have been reviewed. One was dismissed. One was resolved.

One complaint from the prior year remains in the judicial process. 21 complaints were filed in this appointment year regarding the behavior of 9 pastors. Of these, 12 complaints were dis-missed. 2 complaints were resolved through the supervisory process. 1 complaint was referred as a judicial complaint. 6 Complaints are currently being reviewed. All others are blameless in their life and official administration – each one claiming to fall short while striving to be perfected in love.

18. Who constitute:

a) The Committee on Investigation (¶2703.2)? (v) (Clergy) Keith Inouye, Gaye Benson, Jim Garrison, Cindy Storrs, Siosifa Setoki, Myrna Bernadel-Huey, Jerry Fox; (Lay) Mehi Aonga, Susan Willm; (Alternates: Clergy – Adrionne Beasley, Karen Stoffers Pugh, Suk-Chong Yu, Mark Wendland, Betsy Schwarzentraub; Lay – David Haynes)

b) The Administrative Review Committee (¶636)? (v) Kah-Jin Jeffrey Kuan, Stephen Yale, Ardith Allread; Alternates: John Corson, Judy Robbins

19. Who are the certified candidates (¶¶311, 312)

a) Who have been certified as candidates for ordained or licensed ministry since the last session of the annual conference? (List the names of all those who have been certified, including those who are also listed in questions 20 and 21.)

Bay View District Golden Gate DistrictStephanie Gameros ’09 Ron Stever ‘09Latulala Toetu’u ‘09

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Part II Pertaining To Ordained Ministers And Local Pastors

Delta District Nevada-Sierra District John Bosch ’09 NoneElita –Carina Lubiano ‘09Kim Young ‘09 San Jose District Sunae Frances Cho ‘09Fresno District None Shasta District Stuart Davis ‘09 Joseph Morgan ‘09

b) Who are continued as certified candidates for ordained or licensed ministry? (Do not list as continued those licensed as local pastors in Question 21 or those listed as probationary (provisional) members in question 28.)

Bay View District Golden Gate DistrictPunalei Fuapau ‘00 NoneKalolaine Lavalu-Afu ‘07Dong Soo Lee ‘07 Nevada-Sierra District Sung-Ai Lee ‘07 Jim Euler ’08Samuel Sondah ‘08 Joan Pell ‘07 Delta District San Jose District Alison Hendley ‘06 NoneHolly Klaman ’05 Shasta DistrictFresno District Paul Drumm ‘07 None

c) Who have had their candidacy for ordained or licensed ministry accepted by a District Committee on Ordained Ministry in another annual conference? (Include name of accepting conference.)

Charlotte Nelson ’07 to Pacific Northwest (Oct ’08); Jason Thornton ’07 to North Carolina; Nancy Day Achauer ‘06 to West Ohio; Michele Holloway ’07 to West Ohio

d) Who have been discontinued as certified candidates for licensed or ordained ministry?

Bill Mateialona (’99)– voluntary; Jennifer Frisby-Bowling (’06); Alan Cook (’07) - voluntary

20. Who have completed the studies for the license as a local pastor, are approved, but are not now appointed? (¶315 —Indicate for each person the year the license was approved.):

Lisa Brown ’07 Kalolaine Lavalu-Afu ‘07Punalei Fuapau ’00 Dong Soo Lee ’07Paul Drumm ’07 Sung Ai Lee ’07William Holley ’07 Thomas M. Walburn ‘94 Asipeli Isamau ’04

21. Who are approved and appointed as: (Indicate for each person the first year the license was awarded. Indicate what progress each has made in the course of study or the name of the seminary in which they are enrolled. Indicate with an asterisk those who have completed the five

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year course of study or the M.Div. (¶319.4)? (v)

a) Full-time local pastors? (¶318.1)

Edna Andres Pacific School of Religion ‘08*Gayle L. Basten M. Div ‘08*George Bennett M. Div ‘06Susan Berges 4th Year Course of Study ‘05*Sunae Frances Cho M. Div ‘09Mary Dalton M.Div ‘09Saia Fa’asisila 4th Year Course of Study ‘05Elmar deOcera 5th Year Course of Study ‘03Frank Gomez Partial Course of Study ‘99Robert L. Jones 1st Year Course of Study ‘07*John C. Kimbell Completed Course of Study ‘02*Patrick Leamy Completed Course of Study ‘02*Frances Leibert Completed Course of Study ‘02 *John S. Parker Completed Course of Study ‘01*Gabriela Perla Completed Course of Study ‘03*Kien Srey Completed Course of Study ‘06Wanda L. Windsor 4th Year Course of Study ‘00

b) Part-time local pastors? (¶318.2) (fraction of full-time in one-quarter increments)

* Paini Afu Completed Course of Study ’95 25% Opeti Aonga 2nd Year Course of Study ’05 25%Pauline Bowen 1st Year Course of Study ’06 75%Wanda Celli Pacific School of Religion ’05 25%Deborah H. Dillon 4th Year Course of Study ’06 75%*Steve L. Draucker Completed Course of Study ’92 25%Dottye Jill (DJ) Duval 2nd Year Course of Study ’05 50%David Griggs 3rd Year Course of Study ’06 25%*Sione Halafau Completed Course of Study ’99 50%*Holly D. Hillman Completed Course of Study ’87 25%Rosemary Landry 3rd Year Course of Study ’06 50%Emily Lin Pacific School of Religion ‘07 75%*Kim Montenegro M. Div ’08 50%Joseph Jude Morgan M.Div ’09 25%*Eun-Joo Myung M. Div ’08 25.%Aura-Lila Ochoa 3rd Year Course of Study ’04 75% Karl Parker Licensing School ’09 75% Nancy Pharis-Curie 2nd Year Course of Study ’06 25%Michael J. Piña 3rd Year Course of Study ’05 50%Stephen Pudinski 1st Year Course of Study ’07 50%Beth Stidham 5th Year Course of Study ’04 25% Kata’i’i Sela Tapa Licensing School ’08 50%Thomas Weathers 2nd Year Course of Study ’06 50%Ron West 2nd Year Course of Study ’07 25%

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James Woffinden 5th Year Course of Study ’06 .50%*Chuckua Yang Completed Course of Study ’01 25%

c) Students from other annual conferences or denominations serving as local pastors and enrolled in a school of theology listed by the University Senate (¶318.4)? None

d) Persons serving as local pastors while seeking readmission to conference membership (¶¶365.4, 366, 368.3)? (If not in this conference indicate name of conference where serving.) None

22. Who have been discontinued as local pastors (¶320.1)?

Paul Castonguay 1-1-2009

23. Who have been reinstated as local pastors (¶320.4)? None

24. What ordained ministers from other Annual Conferences or Methodist denominations are approved for appointment in the Annual Conference while retaining their conference or denominational membership (¶¶331.8, 346.1)? (List alphabetically; indicate Annual Conference or denomination where membership is held. Indicate credential.)

a) Annual Conferences

Name Conference CredentialDonald F. Guest Northern Illinois Annual Conference OEKathy W. Kerr-Carpenter North Central New York Annual Conference OEHyesung Hong Lee Northern Illinois Annual Conference OEKang Won Lee California-Pacific Annual Conference OESeon Young Lee Rocky Mountain Annual Conference OEJames Mishler California-Pacific Annual Conference OEHyo Won Park Wisconsin Annual Conference OE

b) Other Methodist Denominations

Name Conference CredentialHyun-Sup Jung Korean Methodist Church OE

25. What clergy in good standing in other Christian denominations have been approved to serve appointments or ecumenical ministries within the bounds of the Annual Conference while retaining their denominational affiliation (¶¶331.8, 346.2)? (v) (Designate with an asterisk those who have been accorded voting rights within the annual conference. Indicate credential.)

Name Denomination Credential*William Cheng United Church of Christ OF*Judith Donaldson Presbyterian Church USA OF*Atsuko Fujinami United Church of Christ, Japan OF*Cynthia Hamilton Presbyterian Church USA OF*Andrew Headden Presbyterian Church USA OF*Danny Huang United Church of Canada OF*Michiko Nishinosono United Church of Christ, Japan OF*Christopher Warner-Carey Evangelical Lutheran Church in America OF

26. Who are affiliate members: (List alphabetically; indicate annual conference or denomination where membership is held.)

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a) With vote (¶586.4 [v])? None

b) Without vote (¶¶334.4, 344.4)? (v 2/3) None

Name Conference

NOTE: If your conference has admitted or ordained persons as a courtesy to another conference, list these persons in Question 40 only. If persons have been admitted or ordained by another annual conference as a courtesy to your conference, list these persons in Questions 27-39, which-ever are appropriate, giving the date and name of the accommodating conference.

27. Who are elected as associate members? ¶322 (v) (List alphabetically-see note preceding Question 27): None

28. Who are elected as probationary (provisional) members? (under ¶¶322, 324, 325)

a) Probationary (provisional) Deacons:

(1) Under the provisions of ¶¶ 324.4a, c? (v) Thomas J. Buratovich, Catherine R. Noellert

(2) Under the provisions of ¶324.5? (v) None

b) Probationary (provisional) Elders:

(1) Under the provisions of ¶¶ 324.4a, b? (v) Kristen A. Marshall, Timothy Gravatt, Kelley E. O’Connor, Helen E. Mansfield

(2) Under the provisions of ¶324.6? (v) None (3) Under the provisions of ¶322.4? (v 3/4) None

29. Who are continued as probationary (provisional) members, and in what year were they admitted to probationary (provisional) membership (¶326)?

a) In preparation for ordination as a deacon? (PD) (¶326.1)

Donene V. Blair 2008 Ann Marie Jordan 2008 Gayle A. Dee 2008 Phyllis Chromik Meyer 2005 Patricia T. Stout 2008

b) In preparation for ordination as an elder? (PE) (¶326.2)

Heather Baker Bailes 2007 Kathleen C. Mahoney 2006Gail Pek-Khing Chiew 2006 Brian Dale Mark 2007 Jae Haeng Choi 2006 Gary L. McAnally 2008Carol Estes 2008 Tana Louise McDonald 2006Susan L. Foster 2006 Jeonghyun Park 2007Sandra Jean Gess 2007 Dawn Marie Pidlypchak 2007Shinya Goto 2007 Chesung (Justin) Ryu 2007Jeffrey D. Hall 2007 Anne Louise Schlesinger 2007Heather Leslie Hammer 2007 Matthew Smith 2008 Anthony L. Jenkins 2008 Mai-Anh Le Tran 2008Youngrae Kim 2007 Brenda Vaca 2007 Edilberto Lubiano 2006

c) Probationary (provisional) deacons who became probationary (provisional) elders? (Indicate year)

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Shinya Goto (PD in 2007) 2009 .

d) Probationary (provisional) elders who became probationary (provisional) deacons? (Indicate year) None

e) Probationary (provisional) members who transferred from other conferences or denominations? (¶347) None

30. Who have been received from other Christian denominations (¶347.3): (List alphabetically—see note preceding Question 27):

a) As probationary (provisional) members (¶347.3a,b)? (v) (date received) None

b) As local pastors (¶347.3a)? (v) (date received)None

31. Who are elected as members in full connection? (List alphabetically-see note preceding Question 27. Anyone appearing on this question must also be listed somewhere in questions 32-33 or 35, unless the clergy’s orders from another denomination were recognized on question 39 in a previous year.):

a) Deacons

Susan Griffin

b) Elders

Katie Marie Goetz Marylee Sheffer Hayes Hyesung Kang Carolyn Jean TalmadgeYoung Gwon Kim Tevita Fotofili VaikonaHyok In Kwon Motoe YamadaJohn Arthur Oda

32. Who are elected for ordination as deacons in full connection: (List alphabetically-see note preceding Question 27)

a) After probationary (provisional) membership (¶330)? (v 2/3)

Susan Griffin

b) Transfer from elder in full connection (¶ 309.3) ? (v 2/3)

33. Who are elected for ordination as elders?

a) After probationary (provisional) membership(¶335) (v 2/3)

Katie Marie Goetz Marylee Sheffer Hayes Hyesung Kang Carolyn Jean TalmadgeYoung Gwon Kim Tevita Fotofili VaikonaHyok In Kwon Motoe Yamada

b) Transfer from deacon in full connection? (¶ 309.3) (v 2/3)

34. What probationary (provisional) members, previously discontinued, are readmitted (¶364)? (v) None

35. Who are readmitted (¶¶365–367 [v], ¶368 [v 2/3]):

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a) As associate members? None

b) As members in full connection? None

36. Who are returned to the effective relationship after voluntary retirement (¶358.7): (v)

a) As associate members? None

b) As probationary (provisional) members? (Indicate credential) None

c) As members in full connection? (Indicate credential) None

37. Who have been received by transfer from other annual conferences of The United Methodist Church (¶¶347.1, 416.5, 635.2m)? (List alphabetically. Indicate credential. See note preceding Question 27.)

Name Conference DateSteven Creel FE Rocky Mountain 7-1-09Craig R. Yoshihara PE North Georgia 7-1-09

38. Who are transferred in from other Methodist denominations (¶347.2)? (List alphabetically. Indicate credential.)

Name Denomination DateCorazon Escarzaga PE No.Central, Methodist Church of Mexico 7-1-09 Marcello Escarzaga PE No.Central, Methodist Church of Mexico 7-1-09Ines Lugo Verdugo PE Oriental, Methodist Church of Mexico 7-1-09Donghyun Yoon FE Korean Methodist Church 7-1-09

39. What clergy, coming from other Christian denominations, have had their orders recognized (¶348): (v)

a) As deacons? None

b) As elders? John Arthur Oda

40. Who have been ordained as a courtesy to other conferences, after election by the other conference? (See note preceding Question 27. Such courtesy elections or ordinations do not require transfer of conference membership.)

a) Deacons in full connection? None

b) Elders in full connection? None

41. Who have been transferred out to other annual conferences of The United Methodist Church (¶416.5)? (List alphabetically. Indicate credential. See note preceding Question 27.) None

Name Conference Date

42. Who are discontinued as probationary (provisional) members (¶327.6)? (Indicate credential) (v).

Patricia A. Rominger PE Voluntarily withdrawn from process 2-5-09

43. Who are on location?

a) Who has been granted honorable location (¶359.1)? (Give date when this action became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential and year

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of most recent report.):

(1) This year? (v) None.(2) Previously?

John Boogaert FE ’82 Wesley, FresnoRobert Burd III FE ’96 VisaliaSteven E. Cary FE ’98 Sutter CreekAmelia Chua FE ’07 Faith, San LeandroJames Armour Healy FE ’96 KermanBrown W. Higginbotham FE ’88 First, BakersfieldThomas C. Kring FE ’73 First, ModestoG. Theodore Larson FE ’93 Good SamaritanBryan S. Robinson FE ’93 Live Oak, Santa CruzCharles A. Tanner-Dorn FE ’89 HanfordWarren R. Walker FE ’70 Thousand Oaks, Cal-Pac

b) Who on honorable location are appointed ad interim as local pastors? (¶360.2) (Indicate date and appointment.) None.

c) Who has been placed on administrative location (¶362.4c)? (Give date when this action became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential.): None

44. Who have been granted the status of honorable location–retired (¶359.3)? (Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential.):

a) This year? (v) Richard L. Sprague FE ’86 Lafayette

b) Previously?

Juan Anceta ’01 Oakland, Melrose Allen Breed ’00 Kailua, Hawaii, Keolumana (Cal-Pac)John W. Brown ’01 Santa Barbara, First (Cal-Pac)Harold N. Caton ‘00Kenneth Clark ’02 Sacramento, St. Mark’sPhilip T. Comfort ’02 Elk Grove, Point PleasantJames Etheredge ’04 Sunnyvale First J. Emery Fleming-Hasegawa ’04 Pine, San Francisco Edwin Freeman ‘00Richard Gould ’01 Chico, Trinity Evan Keislar ’00 Richmond, El Sobrante Joseph Kennedy ’99 Johns Creek, Duluth, Minn.Charles Krahenbuhl ’01 Gilroy Donald Morris ’99 Burlingame Walter Nyberg ’01 Stockton, CentralH. Cardwell Oglesby ’99 Crescenta Valley, Montrose, CA (Cal-Pac)Kenneth Porter ’01 Bend, First (Oregon-Idaho)William Porter ’01 Berkeley, Epworth Kent Savage ’99 Epworth, Phoenix, Arizona (Desert Southwest)

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William Thompson ’01 Modesto, CentenaryTheodore Wall ’01 Madera Carl Williamson ’01 San Jose, Almaden Hills Cecil Wingard ’01 Stockton, CentralRichard Wolgamott ’99 Sacramento, St. Mark’sEdward Young ’01 San Francisco, Temple

45. Who have had their status as honorably located and their orders terminated (¶359.2)? (v) (Give date when this action became effective. Indicate credential.)

Scott Autrey ’99 FEFloyd Burnett ’99 FERalph Mason Dreger ’00 Surrender of Orders FEGalen Griswold ’01 FEDavid Houston ’03 FEGeorge Lee ’99 FEKeith McCrary ’01 FEFranklin Morris ’01 FECharles Rehfus ’01 FEOscar Rodriquez ’99 FEDavid Smith ’99 FERaymond Smith ’99 FEHan Sik Song ’99 FEEdwin Squires ’99 FELarry Thorsen ’99 FEEllsworth White ’99 FEElton Duane Wilkerson ’01 FE

46. Who have had their conference membership terminated? (Give date when this action became effective. Indicate credential.)

a) By withdrawal to unite with another denomination (¶360.1, .4)? (v)

Vernon W. Hill, Jr. RE Effective 12-3-08

b) By withdrawal from the ordained ministerial office (¶360.2, .4)? (v) None

c) By withdrawal under complaints or charges (¶¶360.3, .4; 2719.2)? (v) None

d) By termination of orders under recommendation of the Board of Ordained Ministry (¶354.12 )? (v) None

e) By trial (¶2713)? (v) None

47. Who have been suspended under the provisions of ¶361.1c, ¶2704.2c or ¶2711.3? (Give effective dates. Indicate credential.)

John W. Ruby FE 8-8-08 thru 11-8-08J. David Moss FE 11-3-08 thru 11-16-08

48. Deceased (List alphabetically in the spaces provided)

a) What associate members have died during the year? None

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Effective:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathRetired:Name Date of Birth Date of Death

b) What probationary (provisional) members have died during the year? (Indicate credential.) None


c) What elders in full connection have died during the year?

Effective:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathFlorendo, Josue 9/17/49 10/31/08Inlow, Linda D. 3/9/49 2/28/09Kim, Jong-Ho (OE) 5/27/60 3/19/09Weaver, Andrew J. 7/11/47 10/22/08Retired:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathAlvarado, Ezekiel T. 4/4/13 9/30/08Black, Richard M. 8/29/22 2/25/09 Blake, Barrie C. 5/14/32 7/28/08Boswell, Robert N. 10/25/16 8/6/08Churchill, Verl L. 7/29/20 11/20/08Freeman, Clarence H. 1/28/23 11/21/08Jones, Bruce D. 11/1/15 10/26/08Kimper, Frank W. 5/12/17 5/9/09McMath, John M. 2/25/18 9/30/08Morris, H. Earl 1/14/21 9/30/08Parkinson, William W. 11/15/18 10/2/08Roberts, Frank N. 10/6/43 12/5/08Schade, Sigmund 1/23/23 7/9/08Zerbe, J. Donald 11/24/18 5/19/09

d) What deacons in full connection have died during the year? None


e) What local pastors have died during the year? None

Active:Name Date of Birth Date of DeathRetired:Name Date of Birth Date of Death

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49. What probationary (provisional) or ordained members (elders and deacons) have received appointments in other Annual Conferences of The United Methodist Church while retaining their membership in this Annual Conference (¶¶331.8, 346.1)? (List alphabetically; indicate annual conference where appointed. Indicate credential.)

Name Conference DateHeather Bailes Baker New England PE 7-1-09Stephen L. Johnson East Russia & Central Asia FE 7-1-09Judith L. Shook Alaska Missionary FE 7-1-09Dante L. Simon California-Pacific FE 7-1-09Richard J. Stinson California-Pacific FE 7-1-09Romeo R. Velasco Virginia FE 7-1-09

50. Who are the probationary (provisional) or ordained members on leave of absence and for what number of years consecutively has each held this relation (¶354)? (Indicate credential. Record Charge Conference where membership is held.)

a) Voluntary? (v; v 2/3 after 5 years)

(1) Personal (¶354.2a)Name # of Years Charge ConferenceTae-Joon Cho FE 2 Bakersfield, First UMCAmy Beth Durward FE 1 Napa, First UMCMadeline K. Elsea FE 1 Bakersfield, First UMC Octavio Gama FE 1 Salinas, First UMC Holly Robinson Hess FE 3 UMC of Santa CruzJulia D. Horne FE 3 Orland FederatedKaren E. McNeill FE 5 Quincy UMCMark Parsons FE 3 Sacramento, First UMCLarry Patten FE 2 San Leandro, First UMCCraig Paterson FE 1 Fairfield UMCLinda Pickens-Jones FE 2 San Jose, St. Paul’s UMCMonique-Cheri Pierre 1 Valley Springs, Community UMCJohn W. Ruby FE 2 Los Altos UMC Dorothy Straks FD 1 Livermore, Asbury UMCGretchen Vandenberg FD 4 Morgan Hill UMC

(2) Family (¶354.2b)Name # of Years Charge Conference Karen Darling FE 5 Georgetown UMCManohar Joshi FE 1 Santa Rosa, Christ UMCPhyllis Chromik Meyer PD 5 Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMCWendy Weller FE 8 Elk Grove, Pt. Pleasant UMC

(3) Transitional (¶354.2c)Name # of Years Charge Conference Deborah V. Grundman FD 1 (eff. 9-1-09) Pleasanton, Lynnewood UMCGayle A. Dee PD 1 (eff. 6-1-09) Half Moon Bay, Community UMCPatricia T. Stout PD 1 (eff. 7-1-09) San Jose, Willow Glen UMC

b) Involuntary? (v 2/3) None

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c) Who have been placed on leave of absence since the last session of the annual conference (ad interim)?:

(1) Voluntary? (v)(i) PersonalName Effective Date Charge ConferenceLinda Pickens-Jones FE 12-1-08 San Jose, St. Paul’s UMCJohn W. Ruby FE 11-6-08 Los Altos UMC (ii) Family (iii) TransitionalGayle A. Dee PD 1 (eff. 6-1-09) Half Moon Bay, Community UMC

(2) Involuntary? (v 2/3)

d) Who on leave of absence have had their leaves terminated since the last session of the annual conference (ad interim)?

Name Gayle A. Dee PD 9-1-08Ann Jordan PD 8-1-08 Patricia A. Rominger PE 2-5-09

51. Who are granted sabbatical leave (¶352)? (v) (Give date when this relation became effective; indicate credential.) None

52. What actions have been taken concerning disabled members (¶357)? (Indicate credential.)

a) Who were granted incapacity leave since the last annual conference session (¶357.2)? (Give effective dates)

Tevita Fanaika FE 9-1-08Dennis M. Taber FE 3-1-09

b) Who have had their incapacity leave terminated since the last conference session (¶357.3)? (Give effective dates of terminations): None

c) Who are granted incapacity leave at this session (¶357.1)? (v)

Name Date CredentialPaul Cheong 7-1-09 FETevita Fanaika 7-1-09 FEDonna Fado Ivery 7-1-09 FERichard Pitcher 7-1-09 FEVictoria Schlintz 7-1-09 FEDennis Taber 7-1-09 FEH. Richard White 7-1-09 FE

53. What members in full connection have been retired (¶358): (List alphabetically giving full name—first, middle, last—in that order. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (¶358.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under ¶358.1, no vote required; under ¶358.2, v; under ¶358.3, v 2/3)

Deacons

a) This year? None

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b) Previously?

Dorothy Baker Donna Morrow DeCampLillian Baker-Holleman Hope KawashimaMary Bullock Beck Tempe WennerholmJanice L. Dahl

Elders

a) This year?

John J. Auer 358.2.c 7-1-09L. Rachel Berry 358.2.b 7-1-09John W. Broad 358.2.c 7-1-09Estan Cueto 358.2.c 7-1-09 M. Ray Dowdy 358.2.c 7-1-09Denis Eucalyptus 358.2.b 7-1-09Arthur Gafke 358.2.c 7-1-09Lin Goodyear 358.2.b 7-1-09Paul W. Henshaw 358.2.c 7-1-09Dale Kuruhara 358.2.b 7-1-09James David Moss 358.2.c 7-1-09Kathleen O’Leary 358.2.b 7-1-09 Anthony E. Oropeza 358.2.a 7-1-09Lynn N. Rhodes 358.2.c 7-1-09Paul D. Sweet 358.2.c 7-1-09Carole L. Vincent 358.2.c 7-1-09Stephen Yale 358.2.b 7-1-09

b) Previously? Albright, JohnAlderman, C. RayAlexander, James EdwinAnderson, D. EugeneAnker, CharlesAngove, Jerald P.Arjona, JuanAtkins, DavidAutajay, LeonardBaker, DaleBaker, FredBaldwin, Donald L.Ball, IvanBastear, RichardBayard, RichardBeck, Bill E.Bell, Adolphe EdwardBerck, LoranBerger, JohnBird, Phyllis

Birdsey, William A.Blaney, RobertBouck, WayneBowman, Karla K.Bowman, Richard L.Brown, Michael T.Brown, LeonardBrownrigg, JosephBruce, Gerald R.Bruner, RichardBryan, A. AllenBryant, BradfordBurkhart, F. DonovanButcher, ConstanceCallaway, Norman G.Cambric, Jr., AmosCampbell, TravisCapuli, ArturoCarter, GeorgeCarter, Jr, A. J.

Chandler, Alfred ThroopChang, JonahChappel, DonaldChinn, Harvey N.Chow, JohnChristensen, Alf N.Clark, W. TomClazie, Robert FrancisCoats, Orville ArthurCombs, BraxtonCordes, Charles F.Corson, James H.Corson, John E.Corson, RichardCorson, RobertaCortez, Ruth OceraCorzine, WilliamCunningham, DonaldCurrent, R. JamesCurrier, Judy Dale

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Dale, AlfredDale, Warren LeeDalton, William GeorgeDarling, Darrell WayneDarling, Steven LDavis, E. JuliusDavis, Jr., Beverly L.DeNoon, Donald L.DeWitt, NadineDilenschneider, AnneDodson, JohnDonihue, DonaldDoyle, LawrenceDroke, CliffordDrumm, GerhardDunn, RoyDutt, Harry J.Eatough-Smith, StevenEllis, DavidEmerson, JohnErford, RoyErnst, RichardEscamilla, OscarEstolas, ElpedioEstrada, RodrigoExelby, SandraFabila, Samuel M.Fado, DonaldFairchild, GordonFazio, M. AngeloFellers, DonaldFellerson, R. RalphFitch, DouglasFong, BenjaminFong, Leo T.Foster, DurwoodFoster, John M.Franks, DavidFrazier, C. HoltzmanFriesen, ClaudeFugitt, JohnFuller, GlennGariaeff, EllenGarment, StanleyGarment, SusanGears, JudsonGeorge, LarryGiddings, PaulGoodyear, Myron B.

Graves, H. RayGreer, PhilipGreilich, RonaldGunkle, VernonHall, Philip L.Hamby, CharlesHammett, SandraHan, Sang EnHanaoka, NobuakiHardman, RobertHawthorne, Robert J.Hayward, C. DouglasHerrell, MyronHerschbach-Martin, EvaHoffman, ElbertHoughland, J. DonaldHorton, JamesHurd, JoeHuser, W. RichardHutchison, R. JamesJeffries, WilliamJogis, JudithJohansson, RobertJohnson, WilliamKaplan, KathleenKawashima, MasayoshiKazato, ShiroKeller, RobertKelley, Fleming TruesdaleKemper-Bryant, Susan DeEstaKendall, RichardKessel, WayneKim, Philip MuYoungKim, Ok WhanKim, Taeck KyuKintner, DwightKnudson, NewellKnutsen, RogerKraps, JohnKubik, JamesKuhn, DonaldLam, Mo-ChiLangguth, EarlLawson, PhilipLee, In SukLerrigo, CharlesLeslie, Kimbrough A.Lewis, ArnoldLockwood-Steward, James

Lopez-Rahman, LiliaLynn, JamesMacMurdo, DavidMartin, GlenMarx, WilliamMatson, VictorMcCallister, RobertMcCord, WilliamMcCoy, Douglas M.McCray, James R. Jr.McIlvenna, Robert TedMcKeithen, DavidMcKinsey, RichardMeadows, JacquelineMiller, DonellMixie, VinceMizuno, JiroMoody, JacobMoon, Mark TefaMoon, RobertMoore, DeanMoore, JohnMoore, Larry G.Morizono, MichaelMorley, LaurenceMorrison, LeeMott, BernardMueller, DonaldNelson, EdgarNelson, PaulNorris, DouglasNyberg, DennisOlmstead, RobertOribello, AmorOtto, VernicePagett, Betty S.Park, HankyuPark, Sun-YongParker, Ronald E.Parshall, JosephPatterson, JamesPearson, Virginia MillerPederson, RalphPeelor, HarryPickrell, GaylePutnam, GaryRabenau, DavidRambo-Brown, RuthRay, Marilyn

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Read, StanleyRiches, WallyRoberts, ByronRodriguez, David L.Rogers, DonaldRowan, EllenSalinas, JuanSanford, BillSanford, RobertSaylor, RonaldSchmidt, JohnSchniepp, AlbertSchwartz, RobertSchwarzenberg, CarlScott, FranklinScott, JamesShaner, Harry E.Simpson, StanleySlorpe, DavidSmith, DouglasSong, Chung-MyungSparkman, Billy C.Spilman, MarleneSpooner-Walther, PatriciaStarbuck, Harry L.Steed, JannaStegall, William H.

Stewart, RobertStiles, Billy JohnStone, Frank H.Sublett, John W.Sudderth, MelvinSummers, GeraldSwedenburg, RomainTakagi, AlphaTam, Timothy Chi TinTaylor, JohnTaylor, RichardThomas, CarlThomas, Darrell DuaneThomas, GlendaTiapula, VaopunaTillinghast, HaroldTravelstead, WillTroxell, BarbaraUbalde, AnatolioVale, MarkValencia, AdolfoVaughn, ClydeVieira, GilbertVisick, VernonVorster, ArnoldWager, Clarence E.Wake, Lloyd

Walker, Philip W.Webb, PaulWeber, GeorgeWheeler, WilliamWhite, J. BentonWhitmer, Philip F.Whitmore, Richard W.Wilber, BryanWilcock, EverettWilliams, A. CecilWilliams, Dorothy MaeWilliams, WayneWilliamson, LeeWilliamson, PaulWincentsen, LarryWinchester, AndreaWolf, M. DavidWood, Harry L.Woodworth, CharlesWoudenberg, PaulWright, Sargent J.Yang, FrankYong, Wesley O.Young, Ernle W.D.Yu, Suk-ChongYu, Yon Sil

54. What associate members have been retired (¶358): (List alphabetically giving full name-first, middle, last-in that order. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (¶358.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under ¶358.1, no vote required; under ¶358.2, v; under ¶358.3, v 2/3)

a) This year?

Lois Edde 358.2.c 7-1-09

b) Previously?

Thomas M. Brackney, William Kobayashi, Geraldine J. Wolfe

55. What probationary (provisional) members have been retired (¶358): (Indicate credential. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (¶358.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under ¶358.1, no vote required; under ¶358.2, v; under ¶358.3, v 2/3)

a) This year? None

b) Previously? None

56. Who have been recognized as retired local pastors (¶320.6):

a) This year? None

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b) Previously?

Robert Buckner Mary McCollumFloyd Roland Castillo Victor McLaneRejean Idzerda Ardyss SandellDiane E. Johnson Herlinda Valencia

57. Changes in clergy membership: What is the number of ordained ministers: (NOTE: The numbers in parenthesis following each category listing are the question numbers in this report form where ministers in that category are listed. The number reported below should agree with the number of names listed in the corresponding questions.)

a) Elected as associate members? (27) None

b) Elected as probationary (provisional) members? (28a, b; 29a, b, c) 35

c) Elected as deacons in full connection? (32a) 1

d) Elected as elders in full connection? (33a) 8

e) Readmitted? (34, 35a, b) none

f) Retired made effective? (36a, b, c) None

g) Transferred in? (30a, 37, 38) 6

h) Transferred out? (41)None

i) Discontinued as probationary (provisional) members? (42) 1

j) Honorably located this year? (43a1) None

k) Administratively located this year? (43c1) None

l) Withdrawn? (46a, b, c) 1

m) Termination of orders? (46d) None

n) Terminated by trial? (46e) None

o) Deceased? (48a, b, c) 20

58. What is the number of:

a) Pastoral charges? 321

b) Local churches? 347

59. What is the number of clergy members of the Annual Conference:

a) By appointment category and conference relationship?

(NOTES:

(1) Where applicable, the question numbers on this report form corresponding to each category have been placed in parenthesis following the category title. Where these

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question numbers appear, the number reported in that category should agree with the number of names listed in the corresponding questions.

(2) For the three categories of Appointments to Extension Ministries, report as follows: ¶344.1a, c): the number of clergy members appointed within United Methodist

connectional structures, including district superintendents, or to an ecumenical agency. ¶344.1b, c): the number of clergy members appointed to extension ministries, under

endorsement by the Division of Chaplains and Related Ministries of the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry.

¶344.1d): the number of clergy members appointed to other valid ministries, confirmed by a two-thirds vote of the Annual Conference.

See the Discipline paragraphs indicated for more detailed description of these appointment categories.(Licensed Local Pastors not currently under appointment should not be counted as clergy members of the conference)

Categories

Deacons in Full

Connection

Eldersin Full

Connection

Probationary (provisional)

Deacons


Elders

Associate Members

& Affiliate

Members With Vote

Full–time

Local Pastors

Part–time

Local Pastors

Pastors and deacons whose primary appointment is to a Local Church (¶¶331.1c, 339)

10 255 5 25 2 19 23

Deacons (in full connection and probationary (provisional)) serving Beyond the Local Church (¶331.1a, b) (81a,b)

8 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

0 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Appointments to Extension Ministries (¶316.1; 344.1a, c) (80a)

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22 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

1 0 0 0

Appointments to Extension Ministries (¶316.1; 344.1b, c) (80b)

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5 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

0 0 0 0

Appointments to Extension Ministries (¶316.1; 344.1d) (80c)

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19 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

0 0 0 0

Appointments to Attend School (82)

0 1 0 0 0 xxxxxxxxxx

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Appointed to Other Annual Conferences (49)

0 6 0 0 0 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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On Leave of Absence (50a, 50b)


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On Family Leave (50a2, c2)


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Categories

Deacons in Full

Connection

Eldersin Full

Connection


Deacons


Elders

Associate Members

& Affiliate

Members With Vote

Full–time

Local Pastors

Part–time

Local Pastors

On Sabbatical Leave (51)


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On Incapacity Leave (52c)


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On Transitional Leave (50a3, 50c1iii)


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Retired (53, 54, 55) 7 304 0 0 1 xxxxxxxxxx

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Total Number, Clergy Members

31 630 11 26 3 19 23

Grand Total, All Conference Clergy Members

752

b) By gender and racial/ethnic identification? (NOTE: See the instruction for item 59 for guidelines to assist in the racial/ethnic identification count.)

Female Clergy

Categories

Deacons in Full

Connection

Eldersin Full

Connection


Deacons


Elders

Associate Members

& Affiliate

Members With Vote

Full–time Local

Pastors

Part–time

Local Pastors

Asian 1 10 0 2 0 2 1

African American/Black

0 7 0 1 0 0 1

Hispanic 0 2 0 1 0 2 0

Native American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pacific Islander 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

White 28 156 11 11 1 7 4

Multi-Racial 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total Number, Female Clergy Members*

29 175 11 14 1 11 7

Grand Total, All Conference Female Clergy Members*

248

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Male Clergy

Categories

Deacons in Full

Connection

Eldersin Full

Connection


Deacons


Elders

Associate Members

& Affiliate

Members With Vote

Full–time Local

Pastors

Part–time

Local Pastors

Asian 0 67 0 5 0 2 2

African American/Black

0 9 0 1 0 0 0

Hispanic 0 13 0 1 1 1 0

Native American 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pacific Islander 0 14 0 0 0 0 4

White 2 361 0 5 1 5 10

Multi-Racial 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total Number, Male Clergy Members*

31 464 0 12 2 8 16

Grand Total, All Conference Male Clergy Members*

504

*The sums entered in these spaces should agree with the comparable totals in the bottom two lines of question 59).

PartIIICertificationInSpecializedAndCertifiedLayMinistry(¶635.2u, v, The Book of Discipline)

Note: Indicate credential of persons in Part III: FD, FE, PD, PE, AM, FL, PL, and LM.

60. Who are the candidates in process for certification in specialized ministry?None

61. Who is certified in specialized ministry? (List the areas of specialized ministry. Indicate by an asterisk those certified this year.)

Lillian Baker-Holleman(retired) Spiritual Formation FDMary Beck (retired) Christian Education FDDiana Bohn Christian Education FDDawn Boyd Christian Education FDPatrick Davis Youth Ministry & Christian Education FDDonna Morrow DeCamp (retired) Christian Education FDMary Jane Deiranich (retired) Christian EducationCheryl Garlick Christian Education FDAlice Ann Glenn Christian Education FDHope Kawashima Minister of Music FDLinda Kuruhara Christian Education DiaconalDonna Lindsay Christian EducationCheryl (Butz) Olson (retired) Christian Education Diaconal

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Part IV Diaconal Ministers

Ardys Sandell (retired) Evangelism Local PastorDorothy Straks Minister of Music FD

62. Who are transferred in as a certified person in specialized ministry? None

63. Who are transferred out as a certified person in specialized ministry? None

64. Who have been removed as a certified person in specialized ministry? None

65. Who are certified as lay ministers (¶ 271, 635.2v, and 665.10)? (List alphabetically giving full name—first, middle, last—in that order, by district)None

Part IV Diaconal Ministers(Paragraph numbers in questions 67-75 refer to The 1992 Book of Discipline)

66. Who constitute the Committee on Investigation (¶2703.3)? (v) Not applicable. Too few diaconal ministers.

67. Who are reinstated as diaconal ministers (¶313.3c)? (v) None

68. Who are transferred in as diaconal ministers (¶312)? None


69. Who are transferred out as diaconal ministers (¶312)? None


70. Who have had their conference relationship as diaconal ministers terminated by Annual Conference action (¶313.3)? (Under ¶313.3a, no vote; under ¶313.3b, v 2/3) None

71. What diaconal ministers have died during the year? None

a) Effective:

Name Date of Birth Date of Death

b) Retired:

Name Date of Birth Date of Death

72. What diaconal ministers have been granted leaves of absence under ¶313.1a, c, d) (disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave): (v)

a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of each):

Cheryl Olson 1-01-09

b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of persons listed in Question 72a, if their leaves of absence are continuing): None

73. What diaconal ministers have been granted an extended leave (¶313.1e):

a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of each): None

b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of persons listed in Question 73a, if their leaves of absence are continuing): Linda Kuruhara

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74. Who have returned to active status:

a) From disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave of absence (¶313.1a, c, d)? None

b) From extended leave (¶313.1e)? (v) None

75. Who have taken the retired relationship to the Annual Conference as diaconal ministers (¶313.2): (Under ¶313.2b, v 2/3)

a) This year?

Cheryl Olson

b) Previously?

John Espie, Margaret Estrada

Part V Appointments And Concluding Business76. Who are approved for less than full-time service?

a) What associate members and elders are approved for appointment to less than full-time service, what is the total number of years for which such approval has been granted to each, and for what fraction of full-time service (in one-quarter increments) is approval granted (for purposes of equitable compensation claim and pension credit) ¶¶338.2, 342.2, 1506.4b)? (v ¾):

Name Fraction of FT Service Number of Years

Pamela Abbey ¼ 1 Adrionne Beasley ¾ 8Robert Brazie ¼ 2Carolee Catterall ¾ 11 Jae Haeng Choi ¼ 4Anne Lau Choy ¾ 4Corazon Escarzaga OE ½ 6Atsuko Fujinami OF ½ 1 Sandra Jean Gess ½ 3Katie Goetz ¾ 1Heather Hammer ¾ 1 Laura Heffernan ¼ 2Dixie Jennings-Teats ¾ 18Hayes Hyesung Kang ¾ 4Linda Kelly-Baker ¼ 3Colin Kerr-Carpenter ½ 3Kathy W. Kerr-Carpenter OE ¼ 3Sun Hee Kim ½ 3Jeffrey Kunkel ½ 1 Hyok In Kwon ¾ 4

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Part V Appointments And Concluding Business

Chansoo Lee ½ 10Brian Dale Mark ½ 3Catharine Morris ¾ 19David Park ¾ 4Sangyil Park ½ 4Kim Risedorph ½ 6Judy Robbins ½ 9Anne Schlesinger ½ 3Betsy Schwarzentraub ½ 2Carolyn Talmadge ¼ 2Wang Pao Thao ¼ 3Donna Van Maanen ¾ 2

b) What deacons in full connection and probationary (provisional) deacons are approved for appointment to less than full-time service (¶331.7)?

Ann Jordan PD ¾ 3Janet Sue Mueller ½ 6

77. Who have been appointed as interim pastors under the provisions of ¶338.3 since the last session of the annual conference, and for what period of time?

John Current 7-1-09 through 1-3 years Hubert Ivery 7-1-08 through 1-3 yearsJeffrey Kunkel 7-1-09 through 6-30-10Pamela Kurtz 7-1-08 through 1-3 yearsJames Mishler 4-1-09 through 6-30-09Douglas Norris 7-1-08 through 12-26-08Christine Shiber 7-1-08 through 1-3 yearsAudrey Ward 7-1-09 through 1-3 years

78. What changes have been made in appointments since the last annual conference session? (Attach list. Include and identify Appointments Beyond the Local Church (Deacons) and Appointments to Extension Ministries (Elders). Give effective dates of all changes

Name From… To… Eff DateLauren Chaffee- FE San Francisco, Bethany UMC to Attend School 8-1-08Judson Gears-RM No assignment to San Francisco, Bethany UMC (SY, Ret) 8-1-08Mark Wharff-FE Farmington UMC ½ time toFarmington UMC & Riverbank UMC 8-1-08Ann Jordan-PD Leave of Absence to Sacramento, St. Andrew’s UMC, Assoc. 8-1-08Blake Busick-FE Fremont, St Paul’s UMC to Cupertino, The Good Samaritan UMC 8-15-08Anne Lau Choy-FE Livermore, Asbury UMC to Fremont, St. Paul’s UMC 8-28-08Vang Thao-SY, Lay Merced UMC ¼ time to No assignment 8-31-08 Rebecca Irelan-FE Novato UMC ½ time to Novato UMC ¾ time 9-1-08Gayle Dee-PD Leave of Absence to Half Moon Bay, Community UMC ½ time 9-1-08Tevita Fanaika-FE Sacramento, Tongan Fell. to Incapacity Leave 9-1-08Katai’i Sela Tapa No appointment to Sacramento, Tongan Fell ½ PL 9-1-08Nadine DeWitt-RM No assignment to Reno, South Reno UMC (SY, Ret) 9-1-08Kelvin Sauls-FE ATEM – GBOD to ATEM – GBGM 9-15-08

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Elizabeth Schwarzentraub-FE ATEM – Dev Dir, CANV Foundation & ATEM – Stewardship Dir, CANV Conf to ATEM – Dir Stewardship ½ time 10-28-08John Ruby-FE Reno, South Reno UMC to Vol. Leave of Absence (354.1a) 11-06-08Douglas Norris-RM San Jose, Wesley UMC (SY, Ret) to No assignment 12-26-08Linda Pickens-Jones-FE Campbell UMC to Vol. Leave of Absence (354.1a) 12-01-08William Pecot-FE Morgan Hill UMC (full time) to Morgan Hill UMC ¾ time 1-1-09Nadine DeWitt-RM Reno, South Reno UMC to No assignment 1-1-09Paul Castonguay-PL Ione ½ time to No appointment 1-1-09Rebecca Irelan-FE Novato UMC ¾ time to Novato UMC full time 1-1-09Keith Inouye-FE Clovis, UJCC to San Jose, Wesley UMC 1-1-09Ann Jordan-PD Sac, St. Andrew’s full time to Sac, St. Andrew’s UMC ¾ time 1-1-09E. Schwarzentraub-FE ATEM-Dir of Stewardship CANV Conf ½ time to ATEM – Dir of Stewardship, CANV Conf ½ time & Schwarzentraub & Assoc ½ time 1-1-09 Cheryl Olson-DM (92 Disc) Campbell UMC to Personal Leave 1-1-09Michinari Matsushita-OF San Jose, Wesley UMC No appointment 2-1-09Patricia Rominger-PE Family Leave to No appointment 2-5-09Dennis M. Taber-FE Rohnert Park, St. John’s UMC to Incapacity Leave 3-1-09Jeffrey Kunkel-FE ATEM, First Pres, Livermore to ATEM – Faith Development, story /art 3-1-09Octavio Gama-FE Greenfield UMC to Greenfield UMC & Soledad, Mision 3-1-09 Metodista Hispana de Soledad Magdalena Gama-OE Soledad, Mision Metodista to No appointment 3-1-09Siuta Lutui-PL Sunnyvale, SJ Tongan Fell to No appointment 3-11-09Sepuloni Feleunga No assignment to Sunnyvale, SJ Tongan Fellowship (SY, Lay) 3-11-09James Mishler No appointment to Reno, South Reno UMC, Pastor for Congregational Life (OE) 4-1-09Michiko Nishinosono No appointment to San Jose, Wesley UMC, Assoc, Japanese Language Ministry (OF) 5-4-09Gayle Dee-PD Half Moon Bay, Community to Transitional Leave 6-1-09Ruth Cortez-RM Fresno Christian Fellowship to No assignment 6-30-09 Paglago Resource Pastor (SY, Ret)

79. What elders (full connection and probationary (provisional)), associate members, and local pastors are appointed to ministry to the local church and where are they appointed for the ensuing year? (Attach a list.)

See Appointment Directory, Chapter 6 in Journal 2009

Within the connectional structures of United Methodism (¶344.1a, c)?

Renae D. Extrum-Fernandez [3] Superintendent Bay View District Kristie L. Olah [2] Superintendent San Jose District Elizabeth K. Schwarzentraub [2] Conference Minister of Faith & Generosity (Cameron

Park,Foothills UMC CC)Benoni R. Silva-Netto [5] Superintendent Shasta District

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Jerry D. Smith [4] Superintendent Nevada-Sierra District Thomas E. Virts [1] Conference Superintendent Linda D. Wiberg [18] Director of Connectional Ministries, Ca-Nev Conference

(Sacramento Centennial UMC CC)Mariellen Sawada Yoshino [3] Superintendent Fresno DistrictPaul R. Dirdak [2] Central Conference Pension Administration Director, General

Board of Pension and Health Benefits ( Walnut Creek, UMC CC)

Kelvin Sauls [4] Asst Gen’l Sec’y, Congregational Development & Racial Ethnic Ministries, General Board of Global Ministries ( San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC CC)

Michael J. Christensen [14] National Director, Shalom Initiative, Drew University ( San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC CC)

Janet S. Everhart [7] Asst. Prof of Religion/Dir., Lilly Initiative, Simpson College, Iowa ( Berkeley, Epworth UMC CC)

Jennifer Irvine Goto [1] Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation, UC Merced (Madera UMC CC)

Kah-Jin Jeffrey Kuan [11] Associate Professor of Old Testament, Pacific School of Religion (Oakland, Chinese Community UMC CC)

Andrew Sung Park [23] Professor of Theology, United Theological Seminary ( San Francisco, Ohnnury Mission UMC CC)

Kristin G. Stoneking [6] Director & Campus Minister, Cal Aggie Christian Association (Davis UMC CC)

Thomas C.N. Tai [22] President/Professor, Methodist Graduate School of Theology, Taiwan (San Leandro, Formosan UMC CC)

Carolyn Talmadge [5] Campus Minister, Ecumenical House, SFSU (South San Francisco, Hope UMC CC)

Mai-Anh L. Tran PE [3] Assistant Professor of Christian Education, Eden Theological Seminary, St. Louis, MO (Oakland, Chinese Community UMC CC)

Tarah Trueblood [4] Executive Director/Campus Pastor, Wesley Foundation,, University of California, Berkeley ( Richmond, St. Luke’s UMC CC)

David M. Schilling [16] Director, Global Corporate Accountablility, Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility ( Watsonville, First UMC CC)

Margo L. Tenold [4] Co-Executive Director, Council of Churches, Santa Clara County (Campbell UMC CC)

John M. Fujimori [24] Missionary Associate, General Bd of Discipleship ( San Jose, Wesley UMC CC)

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b) To ministries endorsed by the Board of Higher Education and Ministry (¶344.1b, c)?

Andrew Bear [3] VITAS Innovative Hospice Care, Newark, CA ( San Jose, Cambrian Park UMC CC)

Ronna L. Case [16] Chaplain, St. James Hospital ( Elk Grove UMC CC) Marilyn E. Ericksen [5] Staff Chaplain, Mercy San Juan Medical Center ( Sacramento, St.

Mark’s UMC CC) R. Lee Hayward [5] Minister of Organizational Effectiveness & Leadership Development,

Hayward & Associates ( Los Gatos UMC CC) Lorna C. Nordlander [19] Director, Spiritual Care Services, Sutter Medical Center (Sacramento,

Faith UMC CC)

c) To other valid ministries under the provisions of ¶344.1d? (v 2/3)

Pamela J. Abbey [5] Director, Acting in Faith Drama Ministries (Concord UMC CC)Izuru Aratani [13] Chaplain, Student Christian Fellowship, Kyoai Gakuen Girls High

School (San Jose, Wesley UMC CC)Stephen K. Black [4] Adjunct Faculty, University of San Francisco (Palo Alto, First

UMC CC)Sharon E. Delgado [10] Executive Director, Earth Justice Ministries (Nevada City UMC

CC)Alpha D. Goto [6] Pastor, Waioli Hui’ia United Church of Christ (Palo Alto,

Aldersgate UMC CC)Sharalyn Hamilton [2] Director of Stewardship, All Saints Church, Pasadena, CA (Alamo,

San Ramon Valley UMC CC)Nobu T. Imaizumi [30] Professor, School of Policy Studies, Kwansei Gakuin University

(San Francisco, Pine UMC CC)Linda Kelly-Baker [11] Ministry of Spiritual Formation & Direction through Side-by-Side

Spiritual Companions Ministry, Loaves & Fishes, Sacramento (Sacramento, First UMC CC)

Elizabeth Meikle Kennedy [4] Pastoral Counselor, Private Practice (San Mateo, Crystal Springs UMC CC)

Hee-Soo Kim [14] Dean of Admissions, Baekseok University (Willows, First UMC CC)

Jeffrey K. Kunkel [4] Faith Development through Story & Art (Oakland, Lake Merritt UMC CC)

Toshikazu Kuwabara [21] Professor, Hokkai Gakuen University, Japan (Berkeley, Methodist United Church CC)

Theresa M. Mason [2] Earthen Pot Theater, Creative Ministries (Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC CC)

Karen A. McClintock [11] Counseling & Consulting, Clinical Psychology Practice (Yreka UMC CC)

Sangyil Park [4] Professor of Preaching & Dir., DMin Program, American Baptist Seminary of the West, Berkeley

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Gwendolyn L. Pomeroy [10] Consultant,, Development Resources, Santa Fe (Walnut Creek, UMC CC)

Roger E. Spence [21] Chief, Child & Family Services,, Kaiser Hospital, Vallejo (Berkeley, Epworth UMC CC)

Michael A. Swartz [19] Pastor, Church of Peace United Church of Christ (Redwood City, First UMC CC)

Paul J. Wiberg [5] Interim Pastor, Plainville Christian Church, United Church of Christ, NY (Orinda, St. Mark’s UMC CC)

81. Who are appointed as deacons (full connection and probationary (provisional)) for the ensuing year? (Attach a list.)

See Appointment Directory, chapter 6 in Journal 2009

a) Through non-United Methodist agencies and settings beyond the local church (¶331.1a)?

Donene V. Blair (PD) [2] Chaplain, AlmaVia San Rafael Assisted Living (San Rafael, First UMC CC)

Patrick Davis [5] Executive Director, Bay Area Alliance for Youth and Family Services (San Ramon, Grace UMC CC)

Cheryl A. Garlick [3] Children’s Ministry Director, Christian Layman Church, El Cerrito (Alameda, Buena Vista UMC CC)

Alice Ann Glenn [13] Christian Education Consultant/Writer/Health Advocate (Monterey UMC CC)

Susan Griffin [5] Attorney, Church Law; Golden Gate District Counsel, CaNv Conf (San Francisco, Bethany UMC CC)

Janet S. Mueller [5] Chaplain/Counselor, Yolo Hospice (Davis UMC CC) Catherine Ramsey Noellert (PD) [1] Christian Counseling Center, San Jose (Palo Alto, First

UMC CC) Judith Pruess-Mellow [5] Executive Director, Senior New Ways (Los Altos UMC CC)

b) Through United Methodist Church-related agencies and schools within the connectional structures of The United Methodist Church (¶331.1b)? none

c) Within a local congregation, charge, or cooperative parish (¶331.1c)? (see attached list)

82. Who are appointed to attend school (¶416.6)? (List alphabetically all those whose prime appointment is to attend school.)

Associate Members: None

Probationary (provisional) Members: None

Members in Full Connection: Silvienusi Tiueti

83. Where are the diaconal ministers appointed for the ensuing year (¶310) [1992 Discipline]?

Precious Craft Director of Music Oakland, Shattuck Ave. UMC

Linda Kuruhara Leave of Absence

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84. What other personal notations should be made? (Include such matters as changes in pension credit (¶1506.6), corrections or additions to matters reported in the “Business of the Annual Conference” form in previous years, and legal name changes of clergy members and diaconal ministers.)

Linda Kelly is now known as Linda Kelly-Baker

Jennifer Edenborough is now known as Jennifer Murdock

85. Where and when shall the next Conference Session be held (¶603.2, 3)? June 16-19, 2010, Sacramento, CA

Left to Right: Elders – Katie Marie Goetz, Hayes Hyesung Kang, Tevita Fotofili Vaikona, Young-Gwon Kim, Hyok-In Kwon, Carolyn Talmadge, Marylee Sheffer, Motoe Yamada; recognition of Elders’ orders – John Oda; Deacon – Susan Griffin

Elected for Full Connection and Membership

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Left to right: Kristen A. Marshall and Kelley E. O’Connor, towards Elders’ orders; Catherine R. Noellert, Deacons’ orders; Helen E. Mansfield, Elders’ orders; Thomas Joseph Buratovich, Deacons’ orders.

Elected for Commissioning and Provisional Membership

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6. Appointment Directory

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Addresses and phone numbers are found in Chapter 16, “Directory of Churches” and/or chapter 17, “Directory of Clergy.” Leg-end: AM: Associate Member; DM: Diaconal Minister; PL: Part Time Local Pastor; FL: Full Time Local Pastor; PE: Probationary El-der; FE: Full Elder; PD: Probationary Deacon; FD: Full Deacon; OE: Elder of another Annual Conference or Methodist denomination; OF: Clergy in good standing of another Christian denomination; LFT: Less than Full Time; SY: Supply Pastor - Pastors assigned by District Superintendent in the following categories: CLM - Conference Lay Minister (CLayM), Lay - Lay person, RET - Retired Clergy member of CA-NV Conference, Other - Usually references a credentialed pastor of another denomination. Pastors serving multiple locations are indicated by +.

The Appointment/Assignment List for the Local Church and the Appointment/Assignment List Beyond the Local Church below reflect the current official record in effect July 1, 2009, as reported at Annual Conference Session in June 2009. Changes to appointments and assignments that may be made throughout the year will be noted on the CA-NV conference website, www.cnumc.org.

Note: All appointments are effective July 1, 2009, unless otherwise indicated. The number in brackets indicates the year of the appointment.

Clergy Appointments to Bay View DistrictAlameda, Buena Vista UMC ...................................Michael A. Yoshii .........................FE ........................[22] Deacon serving beyond local church .............Cheryl A. Garlick .........................FD ..............................Alameda, Bay View UM Cambodian Fellowship ...TBSAlameda, Rising Hope ............................................Stephen E. Lee .............................FE ..........................[6] + San Leandro, Faith Alameda, Twin Towers UMC .................................Interim, Hubert L. Ivery ...............FE ..........................[2]Alamo, San Ramon Korean UM Mission ...............Eun Young Kim ............................SY, OtherAlamo, San Ramon Valley UMC ............................Ronald G. Dunn ...........................FE ..........................[9] Associate Alison Berry ................................FE ..........................[1] Minister of Discipleship .................................Dawn E. Boyd ..............................FD .......................[13]Albany UMC ...........................................................Sangyil Park .................................FE, LFT .................[4]Antioch UMC..........................................................Craig S. Dale ................................FE ..........................[1]Berkeley, Epworth UMC ........................................Odette M. Lockwood-Stewart ......FE ..........................[6]Berkeley, Methodist United Church .......................Naomi P.F. Southard.....................FE ........................[13]Berkeley, Trinity UMC ...........................................Kim A. Smith ...............................FE ........................[18]Brentwood UMC .....................................................Alexis S. Easton ...........................FE ..........................[5]Byron UMC ............................................................Dan I. Sturdivant ..........................FE ..........................[9]Castro Valley UMC .................................................Paul H. Harkness ..........................FE ..........................[5]Concord UMC .........................................................Robert C. Kirk ..............................FE ..........................[6]Concord, Korean UMC ...........................................Seon-Young Lee ...........................OE .........................[4]Dixon UMC ............................................................Catharine M. Morris .....................FE, LFT ...............[22] Assistant .........................................................Lloyd Ash .....................................SY, CLMEl Cerrito UMC .......................................................Interim, Christine E. Shiber .........FE ..........................[2] + Vallejo, First UMCEl Sobrante UMC ....................................................Gaye G. Benson ...........................FE ..........................[8]Fairfield UMC .........................................................Thomas Kimball ...........................FE ..........................[5]Hayward, First UMC ..............................................John C. Chamberlin .....................FE ..........................[1]Hayward, South Hayward .......................................Elmar R. DeOcera ........................FL ..........................[1]Lafayette UMC .......................................................Lori B. Sawdon ............................FE ..........................[6]Livermore, Asbury UMC Co-Pastor, Charles D. Johnstone ...........FE ..........................[7] Co-Pastor, Kim Risedorph ....................FE, LFT .................[1]Martinez UMC ........................................................Afuhia I. Akolo ............................FE ..........................[1]Martinez, Tongan Fellowship .................................Afuhia I. Akolo ............................FE ..........................[1]Napa, First UMC .....................................................Douglas J. Monroe .......................FE ..........................[5] Associate ........................................................Roger Kimble ...............................FE ..........................[2]Oakland, Berkeley Korean UMC ............................Hyok-In Kwon .............................FE, LFT .................[5]

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Oakland, Chinese Community UMC ......................Peter Kim-Hock Lau ....................FE ........................[17] Associate ........................................................Emily Lin .....................................PL .........................[1]Oakland, Downs Memorial UMC ...........................Lorraine McNeal ..........................FE ..........................[4]Oakland, Elmhurst UMC ........................................Adrionne Beasley .........................FE, LFT .................[8]Oakland, Fale Maama .............................................V. Lea Loumoli ............................FE ..........................[1]Oakland, Korean UMC ...........................................Kang-Won Lee .............................OE .........................[3]Oakland, Lake Merritt UMC ...................................Mary Elyn Bahlert ........................FE ........................[12]Oakland, Lake Park UMC .......................................Interim, John D. Current .............FE ..........................[1]Oakland, Laurel UMC ............................................Maile T. Koloto ............................FE ..........................[9]Oakland, Shattuck Avenue UMC ............................Delores Tibbs ...............................FE ..........................[1] Director of Music ...........................................Precious Craft ..............................DM ...................... [11]Oakland, Taylor Memorial UMC ............................Ronald E. Swisher ........................FE ........................[12]Orinda, St. Mark’s UMC .........................................Mark Zier .....................................FE ..........................[5]Pinole UMC ............................................................Linda Prendergast ........................FE ..........................[7]Pittsburg UMC ........................................................Rochelle A. Frazier ......................FE ..........................[2]Pleasant Hill, True Light Gospel Fellows ...............Samuel Ng ....................................SY, OtherPleasanton, Lynnewood UMC ................................Gary N. Grundman .......................FE ..........................[1] Minister of Youth & Children ........................Diana M. Bohn (eff. 10.1.08) .......FD .........................[1]Richmond, Easter Hill UMC ...................................Billye Austin ................................FE ........................[12]Richmond, First UMC ............................................Daniel C. Damon .........................FE ........................[15]Richmond, Good Shepherd UMC ..........................Interim, Randal F. Smith ..............FE ..........................[1] Richmond, St. Luke’s UMC....................................Interim, Pamela L. Kurtz .............FE ..........................[2]San Leandro, Faith UMC ........................................Stephen E. Lee .............................FE ..........................[3] + Alameda, Rising HopeSan Leandro, First UMC .........................................Myrna Bernadel-Huey .................FE ..........................[5]San Leandro, Formosan UMC ................................TBSSan Ramon, Grace UMC ........................................Henry H. Kim ...............................FE ..........................[6] Deacon serving beyond local church .............Patrick Davis ................................FDSt. Helena UMC ......................................................Interim, Audrey S. Ward ..............FE ..........................[1]Vacaville, St. Paul’s UMC ......................................Sandy Gess ...................................PE, LFT .................[6]Vallejo, Fellowship UMC .......................................Jinsik Lee .....................................FE ..........................[1] Vallejo, First UMC ..................................................Interim, Christine E. Shiber .........FE ..........................[1] + El Cerrito UMCVallejo, Wayside UMC............................................Douglas L. Johnson ......................FE ..........................[4]Walnut Creek, East Bay Formosan UMC ...............William Chou ...............................FE ..........................[8]Walnut Creek UMC ................................................Eileen H. Lindsay .........................FE ..........................[3] Associate Pastor of Neighborhood Outreach .Pamela J. Abbey ...........................FE, LFT .................[1]Walnut Creek, Tice Valley UMC ............................Joanne M. Peterson ......................FE ..........................[3]Walnut Creek, Walnut Avenue UMC ......................Sun-Hee Kim ...............................FE, LFT .................[3]

Bay View District CircuitsBillye Austin, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Renae Extrum-FernandezEl Cerrito Richmond, FirstEl Sobrante Richmond, Good ShepherdPinole Richmond St. Luke’s*Richmond, Easter Hill

Thomas Kimball, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Renae Extrum-Fernandez*Fairfield, Community Vallejo, FirstNapa, First Vacaville, St. Paul’sSt. Helena Vallejo, WaysideVallejo, Fellowship

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Ron Swisher, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Renae Extrum-FernandezAlbany Oakland, Berkeley KoreanBerkeley Epworth Oakland Downs MemorialBerkeley, Methodist United Oakland, Shattuck AvenueBerkeley, Trinity * Oakland, Taylor Memorial

Peter Lau, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Renae Extrum-FernandezAlameda, Buena Vista Oakland, KoreanAlameda, Twin Towers Oakland, Lake Merritt*Oakland, Chinese Community Oakland, Lake Park

Stephen Lee, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Renae Extrum-FernandezAlameda, Rising Hope Bay View United Methodist Cambodian FellowshipHayward, First Oakland, LaurelHayward, South Hayward *San Leandro, FaithOakland, Elmhurst San Leandro, FirstOakland, Fale Maama San Leandro Formosan

Kim Risedorph, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Kristie OlahAlamo, San Ramon Valley Pleasanton, LynnewoodCastro Valley San Ramon, Grace*Livermore, Asbury San Ramon, Korean UM Fellowship

Alexis Easton, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Renae Extrum-FernandezAntioch Martinez*Brentwood Martinez, Tongan FellowshipByron PittsburgDixon

Joanne Peterson, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Renae Extrum-FernandezConcord Pleasant Hill, True Light Gospel UM FellowshipConcord, Korean Walnut CreekLafayette Walnut Creek, East Bay FormosanOrinda, St. Mark’s *Walnut Creek, Tice ValleyWalnut Creek, Walnut Avenue

Clergy Appointments to Delta DistrictCameron Park, Foothills UMC ...............................David J. Bunje ..............................FE ..........................[6] Citrus Heights UMC ...............................................Colin Kerr-Carpenter ...................FE, LFT .................[1]Coulterville UMC ...................................................Larry Wincentsen .........................SY, RET Davis UMC .............................................................John A. Oda ..................................FE ......................... [1] Deacon serving beyond local church .............Janet S. Mueller ...........................FD

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Clergy Appointments to Delta District

Elk Grove UMC ......................................................Kathleen F. La Point-Collup ........FE ........................[13]Elk Grove, Point Pleasant UMC .............................Neal R. Harrell .............................FE ........................[14] Associate ........................................................Kathy W. Kerr-Carpenter ............OE, LFT ................[3]Elverta UMC ...........................................................TBSEscalon UMC ..........................................................David L. Niu ................................FE ..........................[7]Fair Oaks UMC .......................................................Kathleen (Kelly) M. Love ............FE ..........................[6]Farmington UMC ....................................................Mark R. Wharff ............................FE ..........................[8] + Riverbank UMCGalt UMC................................................................Helen Mansfield ...........................PE ..........................[1]Hughson UMC ........................................................Thomas F. Hillman .......................FE ..........................[7] Holly D. Hillman .........................PL ..........................[7]Ione UMC ...............................................................Alex A. Cambe .............................FE ..........................[1] + Sutter Creek UMC Isleton, Community UMC ......................................Steven Darling .............................SY, RETJackson UMC ..........................................................John Bosch ...................................SY, CLMJamestown UMC ..................................................... TBSLincoln UMC ..........................................................Gary McAnally ............................PE ..........................[3]Linden UMC ...........................................................Kim Montenegro ..........................PL ..........................[1]Lodi, First UMC......................................................Alan Kimber .................................FE ..........................[8]Lodi, Salem UMC ...................................................Aura-Lila Ochoa ..........................PL ..........................[8]Loomis, First UMC .................................................Margaret C. McNaught ................FE ..........................[5]Manteca, St. Paul’s UMC ........................................Brandon F. Austin ........................FE ..........................[1] Modesto, Centenary UMC ......................................Robert M. Collins.........................FE ........................[12] Associate for Cambodian Language Ministry.Samuel Vorn ................................FE ........................[17]Modesto, First UMC ...............................................Debra L. Brady .............................FE ..........................[8] Associate ........................................................Cynthia Hamilton .........................OF .........................[7]Oakdale, Community UMC ....................................Timothy J Gravatt ........................PE ..........................[2]Patterson, Federated Church ...................................Kevin D. Campbell ......................FE ..........................[3]Placerville, El Dorado County Federated ...............Andrew Headden .........................OF ....................... [11]Rancho Cordova UMC ...........................................Rebecca M. Goodwin ...................FE ........................ [11]Rio Linda, Community UMC .................................Judy R. Robbins ...........................FE, LFT .................[6]Riverbank UMC ......................................................Mark R. Wharff ............................FE ..........................[2] + Farmington UMCRocklin, Cornerstone Community UMC ................Stephen J. Lundin .........................FE ..........................[4]Roseville, First UMC ..............................................Timothy L. Sherburne ..................AM ........................[5]Sacramento, Centennial UMC ................................Linda L. Loessberg-Zahl ..............FE ..........................[6] Associate ........................................................Jeonghyun Park ............................PE ..........................[3]Sacramento, Central UMC ......................................Linda S. Dew-Hiersoux ...............FE ..........................[2]Sacramento, Chinese UMC .....................................Ernest Kei-Fai Kan ......................FE ..........................[1] + Sacramento, Riverside UMCSacramento, Cho-un Korean UMC .........................Hyun-Sup Jung.............................OE .......................[10] Associate ........................................................Hyesung Kang ..............................FE, LFT .................[5] Associate ........................................................Eun-Joo Myung ............................PL ..........................[1]Sacramento, Emmanuel UMC ................................Angel A. Betancourt .....................FE ..........................[7]Sacramento, Faith UMC .........................................Barbara Horikoshi-Firebaugh ......FE ..........................[1] Sacramento, First UMC ..........................................Kathleen McShane .......................FE ..........................[4] Associate ........................................................Linda M. Kelly-Baker ..................FE, LFT .................[3]Sacramento, Florin UMC ........................................Linda P. Snyder ............................FE ..........................[9] Associate, Paglago .........................................Arturo Capuli ...............................SY, RET Sacramento, Hope UMC .........................................JoAnn Juniel.................................FE ..........................[9]Sacramento, Japanese UMC ...................................Motoe Yamada .............................FE ......................... [1]Sacramento, North Sacramento UMC ....................Ronald West (eff. 8-1-09) ............PL ..........................[1]Sacramento, Oak Park UMC ...................................Robert L. Jones ............................FL ..........................[3]Sacramento, Riverside UMC ..................................Ernest Kei-Fai Kan ......................FE ......................... [1] + Sacramento, Chinese UMC

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Sacramento, St. Andrew’s UMC .............................Elizabeth A. Brick ........................FE ........................[10] Associate Pastor of Education & Community Develoipment .................Ann Marie Jordan ........................PD, LFT ................[2]Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC .................................Florence F. Whitmore...................FE ..........................[9]Sacramento, The Table ............................................Matthew Smith .............................PE ..........................[1]Sacramento, Tongan U.M. Fellowship ....................Kataii Sela Tapa ...........................PL ..........................[2]Sacramento, Trinity UMC .......................................Shine C.P. Vang ............................FE ..........................[9]Sacramento, Wesley UMC ......................................David Griggs ................................PL ..........................[5]Sonora UMC ...........................................................Thomas Weathers .........................PL ..........................[4]Soulsbyville UMC ..................................................John C. Kimbell ...........................FL ........................[10] + Tuolumne UMCStockton, Central UMC ..........................................David L. Bennett ..........................FE ..........................[7] Associate ........................................................Kien Srey .....................................FL ..........................[3]Stockton, Grace UMC .............................................Donald Piercy ...............................SY, OtherStockton, Holy Cross UMC ....................................John A. McLaughlin .....................FE ..........................[9]Stockton, St. Mark’s UMC......................................Jola Bortner ..................................FE ..........................[7]Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC .......................................Paul G. Cabotaje ..........................FE ..........................[2]Sutter Creek UMC ..................................................Alex A. Cambe .............................FE ..........................[6] + Ione UMCTracy, First UMC ....................................................Mark N. Buenafe ..........................FE ..........................[4]Tuolumne UMC ......................................................John C. Kimbell ...........................FL ........................[10] + Soulsbyville UMCTurlock, First UMC .................................................David G. Thompson .....................FE ........................[10]Valley Springs Community UMC ...........................Winston A. Cruz ...........................FE ..........................[1]Woodland UMC ......................................................Ardith Allread ..............................FE ..........................[4]

Delta District CircuitsDave Thompson, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Mariellen YoshinoCoulterville SoulsbyvilleEscalon TracyHughson TuolumneModesto, Centenary *Turlock, FirstSonora

Dave Bennett, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Mariellen YoshinoGalt Lodi, SalemIone *Stockton, CentralIsleton Stockton, GraceJackson Stockton, St. Paul’sLinden Sutter CreekLodi, First Valley Springs, Community

Mark Wharff, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Mariellen Yoshino*Farmington Patterson, FederatedManteca, St. Paul’s RiverbankModesto, First Stockton, Holy CrossOakdale, Community Stockton, St. Mark’s

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Clergy Appointments to Fresno District

Kathi McShane, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry SmithSacramento, Chinese Sacramento, JapaneseSacramento, Emmanuel Sacramento, North SacramentoSacramento, Faith Sacramento, Oak Park*Sacramento, First Sacramento, RiversideSacramento, Hope Sacramento, St. Mark’s

Ardith Allread, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry SmithDavis Sacramento, TonganPoint Pleasant Sacramento, TrinitySacramento, Florin *Woodland

Steve Lundin, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry SmithAuburn, Pioneer Placerville, El Dorado County FederatedLincoln *Rocklin, Cornerstone CommunityNewcastle Roseville, First

Maggie McNaught, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry SmithCameron Park, Foothills *Loomis, FirstElk Grove Sacramento, CentennialFair Oaks Sacramento, CentralSacramento, The Table

Becky Goodwin, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry SmithCitrus Heights Rio Linda, CommunityElverta Sacramento, Cho-Un Korean*Rancho Cordova Sacramento, St. AndrewsSacramento, Wesley

Clergy Appointments to Fresno DistrictArmona UMC .........................................................Thomas D. Abrahamson ...............FE ..........................[3] + Lemoore UMCAtwater UMC ..........................................................Gregory Floyd ..............................AM ........................[1]Bakersfield, First UMC ...........................................Richard H. Thompson ..................FE ..........................[5]Bakersfield, St. Mark’s UMC..................................Brian Mark ...................................PE ..........................[1] Bakersfield, Trinity UMC .......................................Gabriela Perla ...............................FL ..........................[6]Bakersfield, Wesley UMC .......................................Karen Stoffers-Pugh .....................FE ..........................[1]Caruthers UMC .......................................................Robert W. Brazie ..........................FE, LFT .................[2]Chowchilla, ChristChurch United Methodist .........John S. Parker ..............................FL ........................[12]Clovis, Fresno Korean Fellowship ..........................We Woong Kim ............................FE ..........................[1] Clovis, Memorial UMC ..........................................Denice K. Leslie ...........................FE ........................[13] Hmong Ministry ............................................Wang Pao Thao ............................AM ........................[1]Clovis, United Japanese Christian ..........................Craig K. Yoshihara .......................PE ..........................[1] Associate ........................................................Kristen A. Marshall ......................PE ..........................[2]Corcoran, First UMC ..............................................James Woffinden ..........................FL ..........................[3] + Tipton UMCDelano UMC ...........................................................Edilberto Lubiano ........................FE ..........................[1]

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Dinuba, First UMC .................................................Frances Leibert .............................FL ..........................[4] + Dinuba, Palm UMCDinuba, Palm UMC ................................................Frances Leibert .............................FL ..........................[4] + Dinuba, First UMCDos Palos UMC ......................................................James R. Scott ..............................SY, RET Exeter UMC ............................................................Les Lungren .................................FE ..........................[4] + Porterville, First UMCFirebaugh UMC ......................................................Richard Melbert Roper ................SY, OtherFresno, Calwa UMC.................Supervising Elder, Floyd N. Quenzer .........................FE ..........................[1] Fresno, Christian Fellowship ..................................Deborah H. Dillon ........................PL ..........................[2]Fresno, Grace UMC ................................................Floyd N. Quenzer .........................FE ........................[14] + Fresno, Sierra Vista UMCFresno, Sierra Vista UMC .......................................Floyd N. Quenzer .........................FE ..........................[4] + Fresno, Grace UMCFresno, St. Mark’s UMC .........................................Leonard Adams ............................SY, LayFresno, St. Paul’s UMC ..........................................Arnel Clemente ............................FE ..........................[2]Fresno, Wesley UMC ..............................................Victorine A. Healy .......................FE ..........................[3]Hanford UMC .........................................................Susan L. Foster.............................PE ..........................[2]Kerman UMC ..........................................................Eric Cho .......................................SY, OtherKernville UMC .......................................................Lauren Chaffee .............................FE ..........................[1] Lake Isabella, Highland Chapel UMC ....................Bill Rohrer ...................................SY + Weldon UMCLeGrand UMC ........................................................Anne Schlesinger .........................PE, LFT .................[4]Lemoore UMC ........................................................Thomas D. Abrahamson ...............FE ..........................[7] + Armona UMCLindsay UMC..........................................................Dale S. Kuruhara ..........................SY, RET Hispanic Ministry Pastor ................................Corazon Escarzaga .......................PE ..........................[3]Livingston UMC .....................................................Robert L. Kuyper .........................FE ..........................[7]Los Banos UMC .....................................................Glen A. Raley ...............................FE ..........................[4]Madera UMC ..........................................................Shinya Goto .................................PE ..........................[2]Mariposa UMC .......................................................Virginia L. Foster .........................FE ..........................[3]Merced UMC ..........................................................Jay K. Pierce ................................FE ..........................[4]New Cuyama, Cuyama Community UMC .............Steve L. Draucker ........................PL ........................[18]Oakhurst New Community UMC ...........................Kelley O’Connor ..........................PE ..........................[2]Porterville, First UMC ............................................Les Lungren .................................FE ..........................[4] + Exeter UMCPorterville, Grand Avenue UMC .............................Donald H. Roulsten ......................FE ........................[22] Associate ........................................................Marcelo Escarzaga .......................PE ..........................[3]Reedley Fellowship .................................................Neal R. Harris ..............................FE ..........................[9] + Reedley, First UMCReedley, First UMC ................................................Neal R. Harris ..............................FE ..........................[9] + Reedley FellowshipRiverdale UMC .......................................................John Whittemore ..........................SY, Other Marge Whittemore .......................SY, OtherSanger UMC ...........................................................George Bennett ............................FL ..........................[1]Selma, First UMC ...................................................Mary Dalton .................................FL ..........................[1] + Selma, San Pablo UMC Selma, San Pablo UMC ..........................................Mary Dalton .................................FL ..........................[1] + Selma, First UMCTaft UMC ................................................................Cindy Brettschneider ...................SY, Lay

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Fresno District Circuits

Tehachapi Valley UMC ...........................................Tevita Ofahengaue .......................FE ..........................[3]Tipton UMC ............................................................James Woffinden ..........................FL ..........................[3] + Corcoran UMCTranquility UMC .....................................................Beth Stidham ................................PL ..........................[7]Tulare UMC ............................................................Latu Tangulu ................................FE ..........................[7]Visalia UMC ...........................................................Steven Creel .................................FE ..........................[5] Associate ........................................................Thomas J. Buratovich ..................PD .........................[1] Hispanic Ministry Pastor ................................Corazon Escarzaga .......................PE ..........................[1]Wasco UMC ............................................................J. Scott Allred ...............................FE ..........................[8]Weldon UMC ..........................................................Bill Rohrer ...................................SY + Lake Isabella, Highland Chapel UMC

Fresno District CircuitsJay Pierce, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Mariellen YoshinoAtwater Los BanosChowchilla, Christ Church MaderaLeGrand *MercedLivingston Merced Wesley Foundation

Vickie Healey, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Mariellen YoshinoClovis, Memorial Fresno, GraceClovis, United Japanese Christian Fresno, Sierra VistaFresno, Calwa Fresno, St. Mark’sFresno, Christian Fellowship *Fresno, Wesley

Arnel Clemente, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Mariellen YoshinoClovis, Fresno Korean Fellowship KermanDos Palos MariposaFirebaugh Oakhurst, New Community*Fresno, St. Paul’s Tranquility

Susan Foster, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Mariellen YoshinoArmona Reedley, FirstCaruthers RiverdaleCorcoran, First Sanger*Hanford Selma, FirstLemoore Selma, San PabloReedley Fellowship Tipton

Don Roulsten, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Mariellen YoshinoDelano Porterville, FirstDinuba, First *Porterville, GrandDinuba, Palm TulareExeter VisaliaLindsay

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Karen Stoffers Pugh, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Mariellen YoshinoBakersfield, First New Cuyama, Cuyama CommunityBakersfield, St. Mark’s TaftBakersfield, Trinity Tehachapi ValleyBakersfield, Wesley WascoKernville WeldonLake Isabella, Highland Chapel

Clergy Appointments to Golden Gate DistrictBoonville, Anderson Valley UMC ..........................Ron Stever ....................................SY, Lay + Philo UMCBurlingame UMC ....................................................L.T. Archer Summers ...................FE ..........................[1] Associate for Taiwanese Ministry ..................Danny Huang ...............................OF .........................[6]Covelo, Round Valley UMC ...................................Roy Pina .......................................SY, CLMDaly City, UMC of Daly City .................................H. Wilson de Ocera ......................FE ........................ [11]Forestville UMC .....................................................Carol M. Carter ............................FE ..........................[2]Fort Bragg, Evergreen UMC ...................................Wanda L. Windsor ........................FL ........................[10]Half Moon Bay, Community UMC ........................Larry W. Thomas..........................FE ........................[22]Healdsburg Community Church .............................Becca Jordan-Irwin ......................SY, Other David Jordan-Irwin ......................SY, OtherMill Valley, Mt. Tamalpais UMC ............................Kristin L. Sachen .........................FE ..........................[3]Millbrae, New Vision UMC ....................................Shirley Macemon .........................FE ..........................[4]Novato UMC ...........................................................Rebecca J. Irelan ..........................FE ..........................[7]Petaluma UMC ........................................................Kathleen C. Mahoney ..................PE ..........................[1]Philo UMC ..............................................................Ron Stever ....................................SY, Lay + Boonville, Anderson Valley UMCPoint Arena, St. Paul’s Community UMC ..............Christina Ballagh .........................FE ..........................[8]Potter Valley, Community UMC .............................Christopher Warner-Carey ...........OF, LFT .................[4]Redwood City, First UMC ......................................Tevita F. Vaikona ..........................FE ..........................[1]Redwood City, Woodside Road UMC ....................Warren Dale .................................SY, Ret Rohnert Park, St. John’s UMC ................................Heather Hammer ..........................PE ..........................[1]San Bruno, First Tongan UMC ...............................Kalatini Ahio ................................FE ..........................[9]San Carlos, Fale Hufanga Tongan UMC ................Siosifa M. Setoki ..........................FE ..........................[1]San Francisco, Bethany UMC .................................Judson Gears ................................SY, Ret Deacon serving beyond local church .............Susan Griffin ................................FD San Francisco, Calvary UMC .................................Anthony L. Jenkins ......................PE ..........................[4]San Francisco, Chinese UMC .................................William Cheng .............................OF .........................[8]San Francisco, Geneva Avenue UMC .....................Florante P. Tangonan ....................FE ..........................[6]San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC ....................Donald F. Guest............................OE .........................[4] Karen P. Oliveto ...........................FE ..........................[3]San Francisco, Grace UMC ....................................Reynaldo F. Letana ......................FE ..........................[3]San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC ....................Staci Current ................................FE ..........................[1]San Francisco, Korean UMC ..................................Hyo-Won Park..............................OE .........................[4]San Francisco, Nueva Vida .....................................Brenda Vaca .................................PE ..........................[2] + San Francisco, Pine UMCSan Francisco, Ohnnury Mission UMC ..................TBS San Francisco, Park Presidio UMC ........................Donna J. Wood .............................FE ..........................[4]

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Golden Gate Circuits

San Francisco, Pine UMC .......................................Brenda Vaca .................................PE ..........................[1] + San Francisco, Nueva Vida Associate for Japanese Language Ministry ....Atsuko Fujinami...........................OF, LFT .................[4]San Francisco, Sarah Laughed Ministry Group ......Mark Cordes .................................FE ..........................[2] + South San Francisco, Hope UMC Carolyn Talmadge ........................FE, LFT .................[2]San Francisco, Temple UMC ..................................Schuyler J. Rhodes .......................FE ........................[10]San Mateo, Crystal Springs UMC ..........................Nancy J. Landauer .......................FE ..........................[1]San Mateo, Hillsdale UMC .....................................Steven E. Thompson ....................FE ..........................[7]San Mateo, Shoreview UMC ..................................Saia Fa’asislia ..............................FL ..........................[4]San Rafael, Aldersgate UMC ..................................Norma Jean Powell ......................FE ..........................[2]San Rafael, First UMC ............................................Liza H. Klein ................................FE ..........................[6] Provisional Deacon serving beyond local church.. Donene V. Blair ...................PDSanta Rosa, Christ UMC .........................................Kimberly A. Willis .......................FE ..........................[3]Santa Rosa, First UMC ...........................................Greg B. Bergquist ........................FE ..........................[4] Associate ........................................................Joseph P. Major ............................FE ........................ [11]Sebastopol UMC .....................................................Judith K. Stone .............................FE ..........................[5]Sonoma UMC .........................................................Pamela D. Cummings ..................FE ..........................[5]South San Francisco: Hope UMC ...........................Mark Cordes .................................FE ..........................[5] + San Francisco, Sarah Laughed Ministry GroupUkiah UMC .............................................................Lisa M. Warner-Carey ..................FE ..........................[7]Willits UMC ............................................................Carole Bergman ...........................FE ..........................[3]Windsor, Community UMC ....................................Mike Turgeon ...............................FE ..........................[1]

Golden Gate CircuitsTina Ballagh, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Ben Silva-NettoBoonville, Anderson Valley *Point Arena, St. Paul’sCovelo, Round Valley Potter Valley, CommunityFort Bragg, Evergreen UkiahPhilo Willits

Larry Thomas, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Kristie OlahBurlingame San Bruno, First TonganDaly City, UMC of Daly City San Carlos, Fale Hufanga Tongan*Half Moon Bay, Community San Mateo, Crystal SpringsMillbrae, New Vision San Mateo, HillsdaleRedwood City, First San Mateo, ShoreviewRedwood City, Woodside Road

Pam Cummings, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Ben Silva-NettoForestville Santa Rosa, FirstHealdsburg Community Church SebastopolRohnert Park, St. John’s *SonomaSanta Rosa, Christ Windsor

Kristin Sachen, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Ben Silva-Netto*Mill Valley, Mt. Tamalpais San Rafael, AldersgateNovato San Rafael, FirstPetaluma

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Schuyler Rhodes, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Renae Extrum-FernandezSan Francisco, Bethany San Francisco, KoreanSan Francisco, Calvary San Francisco, Ohnnury MissionSan Francisco, Glide San Francisco, Park PresidioSF, Grace *San Francisco, Temple

Carolyn Talmadge, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Renae Extrum-FernandezSan Francisco, Chinese San Francisco, PineSan Francisco, Geneva Avenue *San Francisco, Sarah LaughedSan Francisco, Jones Memorial South San Francisco, HopeSan Francisco, Nueva Vida

Clergy Appointments to Nevada-Sierra DistrictAuburn, Pioneer UMC ............................................Barbara J. Smith ...........................FE ..........................[1]Battle Mountain UMC ............................................Judith L. Donaldson .....................OF .........................[6] + Carlin UMCCarlin UMC ............................................................Judith L. Donaldson .....................OF .........................[4] + Battle Mountain UMCCarson City, First UMC ..........................................Robert S. Jennings-Teats ..............FE ........................[10] Associate ........................................................Dixie L. Jennings-Teats................FE, LFT ...............[10]Chester UMC ..........................................................Youngrae Kim ..............................PE ..........................[1] + Greenville UMC, Taylorsville UMCColeville, Antelope Valley UMC ............................Wayne Hall ...................................SY, OtherColfax UMC............................................................Shirley Janice Brim ......................FE ..........................[5] + Dutch Flat UMC, Meadow Vista, Placer Hills Community UMCDownieville UMC ...................................................Chesung (Justin) Ryu ...................PE ..........................[3] + North San Juan UMC, Sierra City UMCDutch Flat UMC .....................................................Shirley Janice Brim ......................FE ..........................[5] + Colfax UMC, Meadow Vista, Placer Hills Community UMCElko United Methodist Fellowship .........................TBS Ely UMC .................................................................Susan Berges ................................FL ..........................[5]Fallon, Epworth UMC ............................................Gary E. Pope-Sears ......................FE ........................[14]Gardnerville, Carson Valley UMC ..........................Hans Peter Nelson II ....................FE ........................[27]Georgetown UMC ...................................................James F. Garrison .........................FE ..........................[3]Grass Valley UMC ..................................................Tana McDonald ............................PE ..........................[1]Grass Valley, Sierra Pines UMC .............................Donald P. Lee ...............................FE ........................[10]Greenville UMC ......................................................Youngrae Kim ..............................PE ..........................[1] + Chester UMC, Taylorsville UMCKings Beach UMC ..................................................Kathryn Dunning .........................FE ..........................[9]Lovelock, Grace UMC ...........................................Richard Rollison ..........................SY, CLMMcGill UMC ...........................................................TBSMeadow Vista, Placer Hills Community UMC ......Shirley Janice Brim ......................FE ..........................[5] + Colfax UMC, Dutch Flat UMCNevada City UMC ..................................................Charles T. Smith ...........................FE ..........................[4]Newcastle UMC ......................................................Doosik (David) Kim ....................FE ..........................[5]

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Nevada-Sierra District Circuits

North San Juan UMC ..............................................Chesung (Justin) Ryu ...................PE ..........................[3] + Downieville UMC, Sierra City UMCPortola UMC ...........................................................Dawn Pidlypchak .........................PE ..........................[6]Quincy UMC ...........................................................Cynthia J. Stateman .....................FE ..........................[9]Reno, First Tongan Fellowship ...............................Opeti Aonga .................................PL ..........................[6]Reno, First UMC .....................................................Judith A. Bither ............................FE ..........................[1]Reno, South Reno UMC .........................................Jennifer E. Murdock .....................FE ..........................[2] Pastor for Congregational Life .......................James W. Mishler .........................OE .........................[2]Reno, St. Paul’s UMC .............................................Patrick Leamy ..............................FL ..........................[9]Schurz UMC ...........................................................TBSSierra City UMC .....................................................Chesung (Justin) Ryu ...................PE ..........................[3] + Downieville UMC, North San Juan UMCSmith Valley UMC ..................................................Barton Welsh ................................SY, CLMSparks UMC............................................................Thomas W. Butler ........................FE ..........................[7]Susanville UMC ......................................................Scott E. Wylie ..............................FE ..........................[2]Taylorsville UMC ...................................................Youngrae Kim ..............................PE ..........................[1] + Chester UMC, Greenville UMCTruckee, Church of the Mountain ...........................Jeffrey D. Hall ..............................PE ..........................[5]Winnemucca UMC .................................................Gayle Basten ................................FL ..........................[2]Yerington, Community UMC..................................Martha E. Milk .............................SY, CLM

Nevada-Sierra District CircuitsJim Garrison, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry SmithColfax Grass Valley, Sierra PinesDownieville Meadow Vista, Placer Hills CommunityDutch Flat Nevada City*Georgetown North San JuanGrass Valley Sierra City

Gary Pope-Sears, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry SmithBattle Mountain Lovelock, GraceCarlin McGillColeville SchurzElko UM Fellowship Smith ValleyEly Winnemucca*Fallon, Epworth Yerington, Community

Rob Jennings-Teats, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry Smith*Carson City, First Reno, South RenoGardnerville, Carson Valley Reno, St. Paul’sKings Beach SparksReno, First Truckee, Church of the MountainReno, First Tongan Fellowship

Scott Wylie, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry SmithChester QuincyGreenville *SusanvillePortola Taylorsville

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Clergy Appointments to San Jose DistrictAptos, Community UMC ........................................Pamela Fine ..................................FE ..........................[1]Boulder Creek UMC ...............................................Cathy Warner ...............................SY, CLM Clyde Vaughn ...............................SY, RETCampbell UMC .......................................................Alan H. Jones ...............................FE ..........................[4]Carmel, Church of the Wayfarer .............................Norman G. Mowery .....................FE ..........................[7]Cupertino, The Good Samaritan UMC ...................Blake E. Busick ............................FE ..........................[2] Associate ........................................................Gail Pek-Khing Chiew .................PE ..........................[6]Fremont, First Chinese UMC ..................................Wesley Yong.................................SY, RET (eff. 8/5/09)Fremont, First UMC................................................Allen N. Yan-Chamberlin ............FE ..........................[7]Fremont, Korean First UMC of Fremont ................Dong-Hyun Yoon .........................OE .........................[5]Fremont, St. Paul’s UMC ........................................Anne Lau Choy ............................FE, LFT .................[2] Gilroy UMC ...................................................Shim Habte ...................................FE ..........................[1]Greenfield UMC ......................................................Ines Lugo Verdugo .......................PE ..........................[1] + Soledad, Mision Metodista Hispana de Soledad Hollister UMC ........................................................Ardyss A. Golden .........................FE ........................[14]Los Altos UMC .......................................................Mark S. Bollwinkel ......................FE ........................[10] Associate ........................................................Richard B. Plain ...........................FE ..........................[5] Associate ........................................................Deborah Weatherspoon ................FE ..........................[4] Minister of Music & Worship Arts.................J. Dirk Damonte ...........................FD .........................[9] Deacon serving beyond local church .............Judith Pruess-Mellow...................FDLos Gatos UMC ......................................................Lee S. Neish .................................FE ..........................[9]Marina UMC ...........................................................Aniko Olah ...................................FE ..........................[6]Marina, Canaan Korean ..........................................Hyesung Hong Lee ......................OE .........................[2]Milpitas, Sunnyhills UMC ......................................Chansoo Lee .................................FE, LFT .................[4]Monterey UMC .......................................................Linda M. Ford ..............................FE ..........................[5] Deacon serving beyond local church .............Alice Ann Glenn ..........................FDMorgan Hill UMC ...................................................Interim, Jeffrey K. Kunkel ...........FE, LFT .................[1]Mt. View, Trinity UMC ...........................................Janette Saavedra ...........................FE ..........................[6]Pacific Grove, First UMC .......................................Mark R. Wendland .......................FE ..........................[3]Pacific Grove, Forest Hill UMC .............................Richard Bowman .........................SY, RET + Prunedale UMC Palo Alto, Aldersgate UMC ....................................Roger V. Morimoto ......................FE ..........................[9]Palo Alto, First Tongan ...........................................Heilala Ahio .................................FE ..........................[9]Palo Alto, First UMC ..............................................Michael Love ...............................FE ..........................[1] Associate ........................................................Laurie A. McHugh .......................FE ..........................[1] Provisional Deacon serving beyond local church, Catherine R. Noellert ............PDPalo Alto, St. Andrew’s UMC .................................David E. Park ...............................FE, LFT .................[4]Palo Alto, Wesley UMC ..........................................Karen M. Paulsen .........................FE ..........................[5]Palo Alto, Wesley Tongan Fellowship ....................Paini Afu ......................................PL ..........................[1]Prunedale UMC ...................................................... Richard Bowman ........................SY, RET + Palo Alto, Forest Hill UMCSalinas, East Salinas Family Center UM F .............Frank Gomez ................................FL ........................ [11]Salinas, First UMC..................................................James H. Luther ...........................FE ..........................[2]San Jose, Almaden Hills UMC ...............................Jane E. Schlager ...........................FE ..........................[1]San Jose, Alum Rock UMC ....................................Dale M. Weatherspoon .................FE ..........................[1]San Jose, Calvary UMC ..........................................John J. Song .................................FE ..........................[3]San Jose, Cambrian Park UMC ..............................Charlotte Bear ..............................FE ..........................[4]San Jose, Evergreen Valley UMC ...........................Robert E. Chicou ..........................FE ..........................[9]San Jose, First UMC ...............................................James D. Crawford .......................FE ........................[19]

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San Jose District Circuits

San Jose, Genesis UMC ..........................................Siosifa Hingano .......................FE ..........................[1]San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly ............Sung-Ho Lee ................................FE ..........................[7] Associate ........................................................Jae-Haeng Choi ............................PE, LFT .................[1] Associate ........................................................Sunae Frances Cho .......................FL ..........................[1]San Jose, New Creation UM Fellowship ................Jin Y. Oh .......................................FE ..........................[1]San Jose, La Trinidad UMC ....................................Juan M. Saavedra .........................AM ...................... [11]San Jose, St. Paul’s UMC .......................................F. Jerry Fox ..................................FE ..........................[9]San Jose, Vietnamese Fellowship ...........................Thien-Loc N. Vo ..........................FE ..........................[8]San Jose, Wesley UMC ...........................................Keith P. Inouye .............................FE ..........................[2] Associate for Japanese Language Ministry ....Michiko Nishinosono ...................OF .........................[2]San Jose, Willow Glen UMC ..................................Nancy C. Danson .........................FE ........................ [11] Pastor of Children & Family Ministries .........Susan G. Smith.............................FD .........................[7]Santa Clara UMC ....................................................Alice Oberg ..................................FE ..........................[3]Santa Clara, Bethel Korean UMC ...........................Young Gwon Kim ........................FE ..........................[1]Santa Cruz , UMC of Santa Cruz ............................Michael A. Harrell .......................FE ..........................[1]Seaside, Hilltop UMC .............................................Sione Halafau ...............................PL ........................ [11]Soledad, Mision Metodista Hispana de Sol ............Ines Lugo Verdugo .......................PE ..........................[1] + Greenfield UMC Sunnyvale, First UMC ............................................Paul David Schlager .....................FE ..........................[1]Sunnyvale, Galilee Korean UMC ...........................Duk-Soo Kim ...............................FE ........................[20]Sunnyvale, San Jose Tongan Fellowship ................Sepuloni Feleunga ........................SY, LaySunnyvale, Trinity UMC .........................................Katie M. Goetz .............................FE, LFT [1] Sunnyvale, Valley Faith UMC ...................................................Felicisimo S. Cao .........................FE ..........................[8]Watsonville, First UMC ..........................................Robin M. Mathews-Johnson ........FE ........................ [11]

San Jose District CircuitsNorm Mowery, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Kristie Olah*Carmel, Church of the Wayfarer Pacific Grove, FirstGreenfield Pacific Grove, Forest HillMarina PrunedaleMarina, Canaan Korean Seaside, HilltopMonterey Soledad, Mision Metodista Hispana

Fel Cao, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Kristie OlahPalo Alto, St. Andrews Sunnyvale, FirstPalo Alto, Wesley Sunnyvale, Galilee KoreanPalo Alto, Wesley Tongan Fellowship Sunnyvale, San Jose Tongan FellowshipSanta Clara Sunnyvale, TrinitySanta Clara Bethel Korean *Sunnyvale, Valley Faith

Jim Luther, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Kristie OlahAptos Salinas, East Salinas Family CenterBoulder Creek *Salinas, FirstGilroy Santa Cruz, UMC of Santa CruzHollister Watsonville, FirstMorgan Hill

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Anne Lau Choy, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Kristie OlahFremont, First Milpitas, SunnyhillsFremont, First Chinese San Jose, Alum RockFremont, First Korean San Jose, Genesis*Fremont, St. Paul’s San Jose, Vietnamese Fellowship

Keith Inouye, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Kristie OlahSan Jose, Calvary San Jose, La TrinidadSan Jose, First San Jose, St. Paul’sSan Jose, Korean of Santa Clara Valley *San Jose, Wesley

Mark Bollwinkel, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Kristie Olah*Los Altos Palo Alto, FirstMountain View, Trinity Palo Alto, First TonganPalo Alto, Aldersgate

Bob Chicou, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Kristie OlahCampbell San Jose, Cambrian ParkCupertino, The Good Samaritan *San Jose, Evergreen ValleyLos Gatos San Jose, Willow GlenSan Jose, Almaden Hills

Clergy Appointments to Shasta DistrictAnderson, Trinity UMC ..........................................Pauline Bowen .............................PL ..........................[4] Arbuckle UMC ........................................................James ‘Pete’ Shell ........................SY, CLM + Williams, Parkside UMCArcata, First UMC ..................................................Cindy K. Storrs ............................FE ..........................[3]Biggs UMC .............................................................LeRoy (Tony) A. Albiston ............SY, CLMChico, Aldersgate UMC ..........................................Neal H. Neuenburg ......................FE ........................[12]Chico, Trinity UMC ................................................David Vallelunga ..........................FE ..........................[1]Clearlake, Community UMC ..................................Karl Parker ...................................PL ..........................[1]Clearlake Oaks, Community UMC .........................Rick Schlosser ..............................SY, OtherColusa, Trinity UMC ..............................................Karen D. Watson ..........................FE ........................[14]Corning UMC .........................................................Howard Sanborn ..........................SY, CLMCrescent City UMC .................................................Carol Layton ................................FE ........................[10]Dunsmuir UMC ......................................................Pamela G. Coy-Armantrout .........FE ..........................[3] + Mt. Shasta, Community UMCDurham UMC .........................................................David Rieck .................................SY, OtherEtna UMC ...............................................................Marylee Sheffer............................FE ..........................[1] + Fort Jones UMCEureka, First UMC ..................................................David L. Samelson .......................FE ..........................[4]Fall River Mills, Community UMC ........................Wanda Celli ..................................PL ..........................[1] Fort Jones UMC ......................................................Marylee Sheffer............................FE ..........................[1] + Etna UMC

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Clergy Appointments to Shasta District

Fortuna UMC ..........................................................William T. Pecot ...........................FE ..........................[1] Gerber, El Camino UMC ........................................Nancy Pharis-Curie ......................PL ..........................[5]Gridley UMC ..........................................................Edwin Coker ................................SY, LayGuinda, Community UMC......................................Roosevelt Tarlesson .....................SY, OtherKelseyville UMC ....................................................Paul Joseph Kham Dy Yang .........FE ..........................[1] + Lower Lake, Community UMC & Upper Lake, Community UMC Klamath, UMC of the Redwoods ............................Michael J. Pina .............................PL ..........................[6]Knights Landing, Community UMC ......................John P. McCorkell ........................FE ..........................[6] + Meridian UMCLakeport, United Christian Parish ...........................Shannon Kimbell-Auth ................SY, OtherLos Molinos, Community UMC .............................Kathleen Smith .............................FE ..........................[7] + Los, Molinos, Cone Community UMC Assistant .........................................................Ray Watkins .................................SY, CLMLos Molinos, Cone Community UMC....................Kathleen Smith .............................FE ..........................[2] + Los, Molinos, Community UMC Assistant .........................................................Christopher Bauer ........................SY, CLMLower Lake, Community UMC ..............................Paul Joseph Kham Dy Yang .........FE ......................... [1] + Kelseyville UMC & Upper Lake, Community UMCMarysville, First UMC ............................................Arthur J. Catterall .........................FE ..........................[5] Associate ........................................................Carolee Catterall ..........................AM, LFT ...............[5] Hmong Language Ministry ............................Chuckua Yang ..............................PL ..........................[1]Maxwell UMC ........................................................TBS (note deleted + Yuba City, Love Korean UMC) McKinleyville, Church of Joyful Healer ................Rod E. Brayfindley .......................FE ........................[12]Meridian UMC ........................................................John P. McCorkell ........................FE ........................[10] + Knights Landing UMCMiddletown UMC ...................................................Voris Brumfield ............................SY, CLMMontague UMC ......................................................Joseph Jude Morgan .....................PL ..........................[1]Mt. Shasta, Community UMC ................................Pamela G. Coy-Armantrout .........FE ..........................[3] + Dunsmuir UMCOrland, Federated Church .......................................Christine C. Banfill ......................FE ........................[13]Oroville, First UMC ................................................Laura K. Heffernan ......................FE, LFT .................[2] Donna M. VanMaanen .................FE, LFT .................[2] Hmong Language Ministry ............................Chuckua Yang ..............................PL ..........................[8]Paradise UMC .........................................................Robert R. Biehler .........................FE ........................[10]Red Bluff, First UMC .............................................Kathleen F. O’Leary .....................SY, RETRedding, First UMC................................................Martin Murdock ...........................FE ..........................[6]Shasta Lake, Community UMC ..............................Dottye Jill Duval ..........................PL ..........................[5]Smith River UMC ...................................................Stephen Pudinski ..........................PL ..........................[3]Sutter UMC .............................................................Lane Noyes ..................................SY, CLMUpper Lake, Community UMC ..............................Paul Joseph Kham Dy Yang .........FE ..........................[1] + Kelseyville UMC & Lower Lake, Community UMCWilliams, Parkside UMC ........................................James ‘Pete’ Shell ........................SY, CLMWillows, First UMC ................................................Janna O. Adamson .......................FE ........................[15]Yreka UMC .............................................................Toni M. Hartman ..........................FE ..........................[4]Yuba City, First UMC .............................................Lois E. Black ................................FE ........................[10]Yuba City, Grace UMC ...........................................Rosemary Landry .........................PL ..........................[5]Yuba City, Love Korean UMC ................................Sung Ai Lee ..................................SY, Lay (note deleted + Maxwell UMC)

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Shasta District CircuitsRobert Biehler, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Ben Silva-NettoBiggs GridleyChico, Aldersgate Oroville, FirstChico, Trinity *ParadiseDurham

Dave Samelson, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Ben Silva-NettoArcata, First Klamath, UMC of the RedwoodsCrescent City McKinleyville, Church of the Joyful Healer*Eureka , First Smith RiverFortuna

Pam Coy Armantrout, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Ben Silva-NettoAnderson, Trinity *Mt. Shasta, CommunityDunsmuir MontagueEtna Redding, FirstFall River Mills, Community Shasta Lake, CommunityFort Jones Yreka

Karen Watson, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Ben Silva-NettoArbuckle Los Molinos, Community*Colusa, Trinity MaxwellCone Community Orland, FederatedCorning Red Bluff, FirstEl Camino Williams, ParksideGuinda, Community Willows , First

Art Catterall, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Jerry SmithKnight’s Landing , Community Sutter*Marysville, First Yuba City, FirstMarysville, Hmong Fellowship Yuba City, GraceMeridian Yuba City, Love Korean

Kate O’Leary, *Circuit Leader; District Superintendent Ben Silva-NettoClearlake, Community Lower Lake, CommunityClearlake Oaks, Community Middletown*Kelseyville *Upper Lake, CommunityLakeport, United Christian Parish

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Appointments & Assignments Beyond Local Church


(Designations below correspond to 2008 Book of Discipline paragraphs)

Par. 344.1.a.1 Elders, itinerant associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry appointed within the connectional structures with pension and benefits claim on the Annual Conference

Renae D. Extrum-Fernandez ....... [3] ....District Superintendent Kristie L. Olah ............................ [2] ....District Superintendent Elizabeth K. Schwarzentraub ...... [2] ....Conference Minister of Faith & Generosity (Cameron Park,

Foothills UMC CC) Benoni R. Silva-Netto ................. [5] ....District Superintendent Jerry D. Smith ............................. [4] ....District Superintendent Thomas E. Virts........................... [1] ....Conference Superintendent Linda D. Wiberg ........................ [18] ....Director of Connectional Ministries, CA-NV Conference

(Sacramento, Centennial UMC CC) Mariellen Sawada Yoshino .......... [3] ....District Superintendent

Par. 344.1.a.2 Elders, itinerant associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry pointed to general Agency appointments without pension or benefit claim on Annual Conference.

Paul R. Dirdak ............................. [2] ....Central Conference Pension Administration Director, General Board of Pension and Health Benefits (Walnut Creek, UMC CC)

Kelvin Sauls ................................ [4] ..Asst Gen’l Sec’y, Congregational Development & Racial Ethnic Ministries, General Board of Global Ministries ( San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC CC)

Par. 344.1.a.3 Elders, itinerant associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry appointed to a United Methodist Institution or other minstry, such as superintendents or directors of parish development, general evangelists, campus ministers, missionaries, faculty and administrators of UM schools of theology or other educational institutions approved by the University Senate

Michael J. Christensen .............. [14] ....National Director, Shalom Initiative, Drew University ( San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC CC)

Janet S. Everhart ......................... [7] ....Asst. Prof of Religion/Dir., Lilly Initiative, Simpson College, Iowa ( Berkeley, Epworth UMC CC)

Jennifer Irvine Goto .................... [1] ....Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation, UC Merced (Madera UMC CC)

Kah-Jin Jeffrey Kuan .................[11] ....Associate Professor of Old Testament, Pacific School of Religion ( Oakland, Chinese Community UMC CC)

Andrew Sung Park .................... [23] ....Professor of Theology, United Theological Seminary ( San Francisco, Ohnnury Mission UMC CC)

Kristin G. Stoneking ................... [6] ....Director & Campus Minister, Cal Aggie Christian Association (Davis UMC CC)

Thomas C.N. Tai ....................... [22] ....President/Professor, Methodist Graduate School of Theology, Taiwan ( San Leandro, Formosan UMC CC)

Carolyn Talmadge ....................... [5] ..Campus Minister, Ecumenical House, SFSU (South San Francisco, Hope UMC CC)

Mai-Anh L. Tran, PE .................. [3] ....Assistant Professor of Christian Education, Eden Theological Seminary, St. Louis, MO (Oakland, Chinese Community UMC CC)

Tarah Trueblood .......................... [4] ....Executive Director/Campus Pastor, Wesley Foundation,, University of California, Berkeley (Richmond, St. Luke’s UMC CC)

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Par. 344.1.a.4 Elders, itinerant associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry appointed to an Ecumenical Agency

David M. Schilling .................... [16] ....Director, Global Corporate Accountablility, Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility ( Watsonville, First UMC CC)

Margo L. Tenold.......................... [4] ....Co-Executive Director, Council of Churches, Santa Clara County (Campbell UMC CC)

Par. 344.1.b Elders, associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry under Endorsement by General Bd. Of Higher Education and Ministry and other ministry settings designated by the bishop and conference board of ordained ministry.

Andrew Bear ............................... [3] ....VITAS Innovative Hospice Care, Newark, CA ( San Jose, Cambrian Park UMC CC)

Ronna L. Case ........................... [16] ....Chaplain, St. James Hospital ( Elk Grove UMC CC) Marilyn E. Ericksen .................... [5] ....Staff Chaplain, Mercy San Juan Medical Center ( Sacramento,

St. Mark’s UMC CC) R. Lee Hayward .......................... [5] ....Minister of Organizational Effectiveness & Leadership

Development, Hayward & Associates ( Los Gatos UMC CC) Lorna C. Nordlander ................. [19] ....Director, Spiritual Care Services, Sutter Medical Center

(Sacramento, Faith UMC CC)

Par. 344.1.c Elders, associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry in Service under the General Bd. Of Global Ministries

John M. Fujimori ...................... [24] ....Missionary Associate, General Bd of Discipleship ( San Jose, Wesley UMC CC)

Par. 344.1.d Elders, associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry appointed to ministries considered to be true extensions of the Christian ministry of the Church, with the intentional fulfillment of Word, Sacrament, Order and Service.

Pamela J. Abbey .......................... [5] ....Director, Acting in Faith Drama Ministries ( Concord UMC CC) Izuru Aratani ............................. [13] ....Chaplain, Student Christian Fellowship, Kyoai Gakuen Girls

High School ( San Jose, Wesley UMC CC) Stephen K. Black ........................ [4] ....Adjunct Faculty, University of San Francisco ( Palo Alto, First

UMC CC) Sharon E. Delgado .................... [10] ....Executive Director, Earth Justice Ministries ( Nevada City UMC

CC) Carol D. Estes, PL ...................... [3] ....Chaplain, Kaiser Foundation Hospital, Fremont (Richmond,

Easter Hill UMC CC) Alpha D. Goto ............................. [6] ....Pastor, Waioli Hui’ia United Church of Christ ( Palo Alto,

Aldersgate UMC CC) Sharalyn Hamilton ...................... [2] ....Director of Stewardship, All Saints Church, Pasadena, CA (Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC CC) Nobu T. Imaizumi ..................... [30] ....Professor, School of Policy Studies, Kwansei Gakuin University

( San Francisco, Pine UMC CC) Linda Kelly-Baker .....................[11] ....Ministry of Spiritual Formation & Direction through Side-

by-Side Spiritual Companions Ministry, Loaves & Fishes, Sacramento (Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC CC)

Elizabeth Meikle Kennedy .......... [4] ....Pastoral Counselor, Private Practice ( San Mateo, Crystal Springs UMC CC)

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Hee-Soo Kim ............................ [14] ....Dean of Admissions, Baekseok University ( Willows, First UMC CC)

Jeffrey K. Kunkel ........................ [2] ....Faith Development through Story and Art (Morgan Hill UMC CC)

Toshikazu Kuwabara ................. [21] ....Professor, Hokkai Gakuen University, Japan (Berkeley, Methodist United Church CC)

Theresa M. Mason ...................... [2] ....Earthen Pot Theater, Creative Ministries ( Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC CC)

Karen A. McClintock .................[11] ....Counseling & Consulting, Clinical Psychology Practice ( Yreka UMC CC)

Sangyil Park ................................ [4] ....Professor of Preaching & Director of DMin Program, American Baptist Seminary of the West, Berkeley, CA (Albany UMC CC)

Gwendolyn L. Pomeroy ............ [10] ....Consultant,, Development Resources, Santa Fe ( Walnut Creek, UMC CC)

Roger E. Spence ........................ [21] ....Chief, Child & Family Services, Kaiser Hospital, Vallejo (Berkeley, Epworth UMC CC)

Michael A. Swartz ..................... [19] ....Pastor, Church of Peace United Church of Christ ( Redwood City, First UMC CC)

Paul J. Wiberg ............................. [5] ....Interim Pastor,, Plainville Christian Church, United Church of Christ, NY ( Orinda, St. Mark’s UMC CC)

Par. 331.1.a Deacons in full connection appointed to serve through agencies and settings beyond the local church extending the witness and service of Christ’s love and justice in the world and connecting the church with the most needy, neglected, and marginalized.

Donene V. Blair (PD) ................. [2] ....Chaplain, AlmaVia San Rafael Assisted Living ( San Rafael, First UMC CC)

Patrick Davis ............................... [5] ....Executive Director, Bay Area Alliance for Youth and Family Services ( San Ramon, Grace UMC CC)

Alice Ann Glenn ....................... [13] ....Christian Education Consultant/Writer/Health Advocate ( Monterey UMC CC)

Susan Griffin ............................. [5] ....Attorney, Church Law; Golden Gate District Counsel, CaNv Conf (San Francisco, Bethany UMC CC)

Janet S. Mueller .......................... [5] ....Chaplain/Counselor, Yolo Hospice ( Davis UMC CC) Catherine Ramsey Noellert (PD) [1] ....Christian Counseling Center, San Jose (Palo Alto, First UMC

CC) Judith Pruess-Mellow.................. [5] ....Executive Director, Senior New Ways ( Los Altos UMC CC)

Par. 331.9 Deacons in full connection may receive an appointment to another denomination while retaining their home conference membership.

Cheryl A. Garlick ....................... [3] ....Children’s Ministry Director, Christian Layman Church, El Cerrito (Alameda, Buena Vista UMC CC)

Par. 346.1 Ordained clergy or provisional members of one annual conference may receive appointment to another annual conference while retaining their home conference membership.

Heather Bailes Baker .................. [2] ....Faith UMC 191 Montcalm St, Chicopee, MA ( Hanford UMC CC)

Stephen L. Johnson ..................... [4] ....Church Development, Khabarovsk, Russia ( Truckee, Church of the Mountain CC)

Judith L. Shook ........................... [2] ....Aldersgate UMC, Juneau, Alaska ( Aptos, Community UMC CC)

Dante L. Simon ........................... [2] ....First Filipino American UMC, Hacienda Heights, CA ( Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC CC)

Richard J. Stinson ....................... [1] ....Kona United Methodist Church, Kailua-Kona, HI (Oakland, Lake Park UMC CC)

Romeo R. Velasco ....................... [3] ....Grace UMC, Parksley, VA

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Additional Appointments

Members Appointed to Attend School (Par. 416.6) Effective July 1, 2009

Bay View ...................... Silvienusi Tiueti

Members Granted Personal Leave (Par. 354.2a) Effective July 1, 2009

Fresno ............................Tae Joon Cho .........................2 Bay View ....................... Amy Beth Durward ...............1 Fresno ............................Madeline K. Elsea .................1 San Jose .........................Octavio Gama ........................1 San Jose .........................Holly Robinson Hess ............ 3 Shasta ............................. Julia D. Horne ....................... 3 Nevada-Sierra ................Karen F. McNeill .................. 5 Delta .............................. Mark F. Parsons .....................3 Bay View ................ Craig S. Paterson ...................1 Bay View ....................... Lawrence G. Patten ...............2 San Jose .........................Linda Pickens-Jones ..............2 Delta ............................. Monique-Cheri Pierre ........... 1 San Jose ......................... John W. Ruby ...................... 2 Bay View ....................... Dorothy Straks .......................1 San Jose .........................Gretchen Vandenberg ............4

Members Granted Family Leave (Par. 354.2.b) Effective July 1, 2009

Nevada-Sierra ................Karen S. Darling ....................5 Golden Gate ................... Manohar Joshi .......................1 Bay View ....................... Phyllis Chromik Meyer .........5 Delta .............................. Wendy Weller ........................8

Members Granted Incapacity Leave (Par. 357) Effective July 1, 2009

San Jose ......................... Paul Cheong Delta .............................. Tevita Fanaika Bay View ....................... Donna Fado Ivery Delta .............................. Richard E. Pitcher Fresno ............................Victoria Schlintz Delta .............................. Dennis M. Taber Fresno ............................H. Richard White

Members Granted Transitional Leave (Par. 354.2.c.1) Effective July 1, 2009

Golden Gate ................... Gayle A. Dee .........................1 Bay View ...................... Deborah V. Grundman .... .......1 (effective Sept 1, 2009) San Jose ......................... Patricia T. Stout ....................1

7. Financial Reports

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Council on Finance and Administration

Statements of Financial Position December 31, 2008 and 2007

2008 2007

ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $1,373,819 $613,539

Investments 3,522,069 2,789,676

Accounts receivable:

United Methodist churches 1,186,467 1,072,791

Other United Methodist organizations 33,881 92,432

Interest and other receivables 4,717 1,730

Note receivable 2,000,000 -

Loans receivable 40,000 105,026

Office equipment, net of accumulated depreciation of

$153,542 and $126,109 for 2008 and 2007, respectively 73,765 69,371

Prepaid expenses 14,402 18,847

TOTAL ASSETS $8,249,120 $4,763,412

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Accounts payable 148,778 173,258

Accrued liabilities - 10,902

Due to affiliated entities 205,812 164,450

Unit insurance claims 250,000 70,812

Funds held for others 961,477 1,010,730

Total liabilities 1,566,067 1,430,152

UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS

Designated

Clergy supervision and support 491,842 576,330

Conference programs 202,316 275,791

Conference office and administration 334,759 475,692

Unit insurance loss fund 1,546,568 1,228,326

District funds 326,615 364,940

Unbudgeted activities and programs 3,780,953 412,181

Total unrestricted net assets 6,683,053 3,333,260

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $8,249,120 $4,763,412

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Council on Finance and Administration

Statements of Activities Years Ended December 31, 2008 and 2007

2008 2007

OPERATING REVENUES

Apportionments and askings $3,838,490 $4,075,621

Interest income 130,210 119,281

Unit insurance loss fund premiums 585,000 585,000

Contributions - 126,278

Activity fees 34,310 76,544

General church contributions 35,000 24,877

Net realized and unrealized gains (loss) on investments (953,095) 55,316

Other income 203,103 73,327

Total operating revenues 3,873,018 5,136,244

OPERATING EXPENSES

Direct clergy support 399,612 494,545

Clergy deployment, supervision and training 1,203,583 1,223,716

Conference programs 1,021,142 1,064,623

Conference general and administrative 994,513 1,011,136

Grants and gifts 839,960 488,140

Unit insurance loss fund claims and subsidies 171,661 267,360

Activities 191,718 132,819

Committees 117,023 133,332

Total operating expenses 4,939,212 4,815,671

Total operating revenues (expenses) (1,066,194) 320,573

NONOPERATING REVENUES (EXPENSES)

Transfers to the Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries (59,473) (42,820)

Transfers to Board of Missions (84,786) -

Transfers from Board of Missions - 156,087

Transfers from Board of Trustees 4,560,246 -

Total nonoperating revenues (expenses) 4,415,987 113,267

CHANGE IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS 3,349,793 433,840

UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 3,333,260 2,899,420

UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $6,683,053 $3,333,260

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The Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries

Statements Of Financial Position December 31, 2008 And 2007

2008 2007

ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $61,016 $150,523

Prepaid assets - 9,315

Investments held in trust 249,965 359,497

Investment in United Camps, Conferences and

Retreats, Inc. 33,065 44,626

Property and equipment (net) 1,213,789 1,245,522

TOTAL ASSETS $1,557,835 $1,809,483


LIABILITIES

Accounts payable $- $63,125

Due to affiliates 7,026 60,026

7,026 123,151


Designated

Properties sold fund 190,267 314,312

Wesleyan Woods Fund - 4,158

Monte Toyon Fund 329,910 238,445

Lodestar Fund 915,217 944,810

115,415 184,607



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The Board of Camp and Retreat Ministries

Statements Of Activities Years Ended December 31, 2008 And 2007

2008 2007

REVENUES

Camp registrations and other $157,334 $153,965

Contributions 6,137 418

Interest and dividend income 15 12,406

Net unrealized and realized gain/loss on investments (76,576) 14,247

Funding from the Council on Finance and Administration 59,473 42,820

Total revenues 146,383 223,856

EXPENSES

Camping:

Campsite maintenance 190,354 152,932

Gifts and grants 7,000 600

Camp programs 26,785 12,513

Camp depreciation 49,732 43,616

Administrative expenses 8,035 11,283

Total expenses 281,906 220,944

CHANGE IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS (135,523) 2,912



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The Board of Missions


2008 2007

ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $16,785 $1,071,101

Restricted cash 69,396 67,647

Investments 2,850,499 2,116,153

Due from affiliate 76,391 76,391

Interest receivable and other assets 6,261 35

Notes receivable (net) 2,107,893 1,829,258

Land 637,897 637,897

TOTAL ASSETS $5,765,122 $5,798,482


LIABILITIES

Notes payable $181,396 $191,231

Total liabilities 181,396 191,231


Designated:

Bishop’s Trail Blazer fund 1,867,452 1,815,281

Revolving loan fund 2,410,818 2,334,380

Other designated funds 99,591 104,404

Volunteers in Mission funds 55,970 71,221

Expanding Our Vision funds 767,226 916,626

Interest earned fund 382,669 365,339



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The Board of Missions


2008 2007

REVENUES

Contributions $59,476 $228,519


Net unrealized and realized gain/loss on investments (98,000) 95,550

Registrations 6,180 -

Transfers from the Council 84,786 -

Bad debt recovery 15,750 299,010

Total revenues 264,209 742,671

EXPENSES

Volunteers in Mission 83,818 225,690

Demographics 8,421 8,420

Grants and gifts 37,389 -

Property taxes on land held for future church sites 13,911 7,565

Transfers to the Council - 156,087

Administrative 18,256 16,391

Program 125,939 -

Total expenses 287,734 414,153

CHANGE IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS (23,525) 328,518



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The Board of Trustees


2008 2007

ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $1,235,127 $1,679,832

Due from affiliated entities - apportionments and askings 22,388 3,427

Employee notes receivable 123,747 121,528

Notes receivable - 2,000,000

Investments - 2,187,571

Land, property and equipment, net 1,686,325 1,804,708

TOTAL ASSETS $3,067,587 $7,797,066


LIABILITIES

Accounts payable $2,100 $21,334

Accrued liabilities - 5,625

Deposit received in escrow 1,144,957 1,144,957

Notes payable 735,439 862,192

Total liabilities 1,882,496 2,034,108


Designated:

General operating fund 163,150 603,382

S.F. Central United Methodist Church fund - 4,123,838

S.F. First St. John's United Methodist Church fund 20,779 24,735

S.F. Hamilton United Methodist Church fund (35,987) -

Episcopal residence fund 260,694 281,322

District parsonage fund 659,913 653,177

United Methodist Center 116,542 76,504



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The Board of Trustees


2008 2007

REVENUES AND GAINS

Gain on sale of real property $- $2,047,971

Apportionments and askings 210,200 210,200

Unrealized and realized gain on investments - 127,449


Rental income 132,894 264,804

Funding from General Council on Finance

and Administration 10,000 10,000

Other income 7,032 5,010

Total revenues and gains 399,953 2,784,614

EXPENSES

Real estate maintenance:

Interest 53,349 61,073

Depreciation 123,095 126,353

Utilities and maintenance 149,358 173,084

Property insurance 29,267 19,714

Property management fees 20,307 17,509

Property taxes 38,033 21,072

Gift and grants - 237,352

Administrative 4,165 36,548

Transfers to Council 4,560,246 -

Total expenses 4,977,820 692,705

CHANGE IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS (4,577,867) 2,091,909



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Board of Pensions

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT

To the Board of DirectorsBoard of Pensions California-Nevada Annual ConferenceUnited Methodist Church

We have audited the accompanying statements of net assets available for benefits – modified cash basis of the Board of Pensions, California-Nevada Annual Conference United Methodist Church (a nonprofit organization) as of December 31, 2008 and 2007, and the related statements of changes in net assets available for benefits – modified cash basis for the years then ended. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Board’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits.

We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion.

As described in Note 2, these financial statements and supplemental schedules were prepared on the modified cash basis of accounting, which is a comprehensive basis of accounting other than generally accepted accounting principles.

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the net assets available for benefits of the Board of Pensions, California-Nevada Annual Conference, United Methodist Church as of December 31, 2008 and 2007, and the changes in net assets available for ben-efits for the years then ended, on the basis of accounting described in Note 2.

Our audit was conducted for the purpose of forming an opinion on the basic financial statements taken as a whole. The accompanying supplementary information on pages 11 to 14 is presented for purposes of additional analysis and is not a required part of the basic financial statements. Such information has been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the audit of the basic financial statements and, in our opinion, is fairly stated, in all material respects, in relation to the basic financial statements taken as a whole.

Brokstein & Rosen CPAs, LLPSeptember 21, 2009

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Board of Pensions

STATEMENTSOFNETASSETSAVAILABLEFORBENEFITS-ModifiedCashBasisDecember 31, 2008 and 2007

2008 2007

ASSETS

Investments, at fair value

Investments with the Conference Claimants’ Endowment Board

Annual gift in transit $ 116,667 $ 116,667

Demand notes 1,146,932 1,100,425

1,263,599 1,217,092

Investments with the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits

Past Service Deposit Account 13,851,989 19,983,461

Current Service Deposit Account 277,305 265,315

DBP Deposit Account 42,622 57,706

14,171,916 20,306,482

15,435,515 21,523,574

Cash 682,163 596,832

Equipment and furniture 32,678 32,678

Less accumulated depreciation (27,463) (25,135)

5,215 7,543

Security deposits 2,000 2,000

TOTAL ASSETS 16,124,893 22,129,949

LIABILITIES

Unfunded pension benefits liability 3,524,445 4,348,192

Unfunded health benefits liability 43,315,000 43,315,000

TOTAL LIABILITIES 46,839,445 47,663,192

TOTAL NET DEFICIT AVAILABLE FOR BENEFITS $ (30,714,552) $ (25,533,243)

See accompanying notes to financial statements.

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STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS AVAILABLE FOR BENEFITS - ModifiedCashBasis-YearEndedDecember31,2008and2007

2008 2007ADDITIONS TO NET ASSETS

Investment income:

Interest $ 55,252 $ 79,727

Net appreciation in fair value of investments - 1,653,610

Other investment income 428 649

55,680 1,733,986

Support received:

Conference Claimants’ Endowment Board annual gift 1,400,000 1,400,000

Other gifts 863 17,544

1,400,863 1,417,544

Contributions:

Pension plans

Current Service 3,262,946 3,127,087

Past Service 543,824 726,542

Proportional deficiencies 58,727 91,201

3,865,497 3,944,830

Nonpension plans

Health care premiums 3,464,842 3,455,726

Retiree health care premiums 557,672 769,513

4,022,514 4,225,239

7,888,011 8,170,069

TOTAL ADDITIONS TO NET ASSETS 9,344,554 11,321,599

DEDUCTIONS FROM NET ASSETS

Payments for pension benefits 4,235,090 4,446,248

Payments for nonpension benefits 5,157,860 5,424,663

9,392,950 9,870,911

Net depreciation in fair value of investments 5,698,013 -

Administrative expenses 258,647 287,100

TOTAL DEDUCTIONS FROM NET ASSETS 15,349,610 10,158,011

Increase (decrease) in net assets before effect of

adoption of FASB Statement No. 158 (6,005,056) 1,163,588

Effect of adoption of recognition and measurement date

provisions of FASB Statement No. 158 - Pension 823,747 (4,348,192)

Effect of adoption of recognition and measurement date

provisions of FASB Statement No. 158 - Health - (43,315,000)

NET INCREASE (DECREASE) (5,181,309) (46,499,604)

NET (DEFICIT) ASSETS AVAILABLE FOR BENEFITS

Beginning of Year (25,533,243) 20,966,361

END OF YEAR $ (30,714,552) $ (25,533,243)

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NOTE 1: NATURE OF ACTIVITIES

The Board of Pensions (the “Board”) is an agency of the California Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. The Annual Conference is the basic unit of the United Methodist Church, and the Conference Board of Pensions is a mandatory sub-entity of the basic unit.

The function of the Board of Pensions is to administer the pension programs, health and dental benefit programs, disability and survivor benefit programs and related welfare programs offered to clergy and their families and lay employees of the United Methodist Church. The programs are offered at the direction of the Annual Conference.

NOTE 2: SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

Basis of Accounting

The financial statements of the Board are presented on a modified cash basis of accounting. This basis recognizes assets, liabilities, net assets, revenues, and expenses when they result from cash transac-tions with provisions for depreciation and unfunded past service liability for the defined benefit pen-sion plan and of the post-retirement health care plan. This basis is a comprehensive basis of accounting other than accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.

As a result of the use of this modified cash basis of accounting, certain assets and their related rev-enues (such as accounts receivable and revenue for billed or provided services not yet collected) and certain liabilities and their related expenses (such as accounts payable and expenses for goods or ser-vices received but not yet paid, and accrued expenses and liabilities) are not recorded in these financial statements.

Reclassifications

Certain reclassifications have been made to the 2007 financial statement presentation to correspond to the current year’s format. Net assets and changes in net assets are unchanged due to these reclassifica-tions.

Property and Equipment

Office furniture and equipment are stated at cost. Depreciation is provided using the straight-line method over the estimated lives of the assets ranging from three to five years.

Adoption of FASB 158

In September 2006, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued SFAS No. 158, “Em-ployers’ Accounting for Defined Benefit Pension and Other Postretirement Plans,” which requires a company to recognize on its balance sheet the actual funded status of their defined benefit plans and other postretirement plans. The Board adopted the provisions of SFAS No. 158 as of December 31, 2008.

Cash and Cash Equivalents

The Board considers all highly liquid investments with maturities of three months or less to be cash equivalents.

Income Taxes

As an agency of the Annual Conference, the Board comes under its income tax exemption. Therefore, no provision for income taxes is included in the financial statements.

NOTE 3: DESCRIPTION OF PENSION PLANS

The Board administers two separate and distinct pension plans for the Annual Conference. The first is a defined benefit plan covering service of clergy rendered prior to 1982. This is the plan which has the unfunded pension liability of $3,524,445 and $4,348,192 at December 31, 2008 and 2007. The second is a defined contribution plan for services rendered in 1982 and subsequent years. This plan is funded

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on a current basis and has no unfunded pension liability at December 31, 2008 and 2007. However, the Annual Conference’s December, 2006 Current Service Deposit Account payment of $216,667 was sent to the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits in December, 2006 but not recorded as received until January, 2007. Had the transaction been fully recorded in 2006, the 2007 net increase in assets available for benefits would have been $946,921.

NOTE 4: CHANGES IN UNFUNDED PAST SERVICE LIABILITY FOR PENSION BENEFITS

During 2007, the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits of the United Methodist Church (the general agency of the Church which supervises the actuarial and fiduciary administration of the pen-sion funds for all of the annual conferences) calculated the amount of expected unfunded past service liability as of December 31, 2007 assuming a 2% increase in the Past Service rate from $811 to $828. There were significant changes due to changes in actuarial assumptions and methods and a one time charge for changing the monthly pension payment dates.

The expected unfunded past service liability as of December 31, 2008 is based upon the minimum 2% increase in the Past Service Rate to $845. If the rate increases more than 2% then the liability will be higher than the amount shown on these financial statements. If the rate remains unchanged from one year to the next, then the expected liability may be reduced.

NOTE 5: ADDITIONAL EXPENDITURES BY THE BOARD OF PENSIONS

The Board of Pensions is assisting the Annual Conference in the funding of retiree health care benefits through the planned expenditures of Accumulated Reserve funds. In 2008 and 2007 the Annual Conference made flat monthly payments to the Board of Pensions for its share of apportionment retiree health benefits. The Board of Pensions then paid the insurance premiums in full. Therefore, for 2008 and 2007 in addition to Conference apportionment and premiums paid, the Board of Pensions actually paid a net of $1,125,448 and $928,082 respectively towards retiree health benefits from its assets as shown below:

2008 2007

Applicable retiree health benefits $ 1,682,020 $ 1,695,270(Less) payments from the Annual Conference

(100,000) (312,611)

(Less) premium payments by retirees (456,572) (454,577)Net amounts paid by the Board $ 1,125,448 $ 928,082

In 2009 and future years the net amount paid by the Board of Pensions is expected to substantially increase as the Annual Conference payments decrease and costs increase. The Board has subsequently voted to increase the premium payments by the retirees.

NOTE 6: LEASE OBLIGATIONS

The Board leased space for administrative services under an operating lease expired June 30, 2008. The Board is currently leasing the office space on a month-to-month basis. Rent expense for the years ended December 31, 2008 and 2007 amounted to $14,995 and $14,700, respectively.

NOTE 7: CONCENTRATION OF CREDIT RISK

The Board maintains cash balances at one bank. The accounts are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) up to $250,000 in 2008 and up to $100,000 in 2007. The Board has not experienced any loss in such accounts. Total uninsured cash balances at December 31, 2008 and 2007 were $432,288, and $496,832, respectively. The Board believes that it is not exposed to any signifi-

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cant credit risk on its cash balances.

NOTE 8: INVESTMENTS WITH GENERAL BOARD OF PENSIONS AND HEALTH BENEFITS

The accompanying financial statements reflect activity during calendar years 2008 and 2007 of the Board of Pensions reserve funds investment in the Multiple Asset Fund of the General Board of Pen-sion and Health Benefits (the “General Board”).

The investments are held by the General Board and are audited at that level. All investment transac-tions are governed by the investment policy and guidelines of the General Board.

The Multiple Asset Fund is adjusted to fair market value monthly. Loss from the decrease in market value during 2008 was $5,698,012 and income from the increase in market value during 2007 was $1,653,610 as allocated below:

2008 2007Past Service Deposit Account $(5,241,139) $ 1,560,484Current Service Deposit Account

(441,789) 87,972

Death Benefit Deposit Account (15,085) 5,154Total $(5,698,012) $ 1,653,610

NOTE 9: FAIR VALUE MEASUREMENTS

Effective January 1, 2008, the General Board has adopted SFAS No. 157, “Fair Value Measurements. SFAS 157 establishes a hierarchy of assets broken down into three levels based on the transparency of inputs, as follows:

Level 1: Quoted prices are available in active markets for identical assets or liabilities as of the report date. A quoted price for an identical asset or liability in an active market provides the most reliable fair value measurement because it is directly observable.

Level 2: Pricing inputs are other than quoted prices in active markets, which are either directly or indirectly observable as of the report date. These types of securities include investments for which quoted prices are available but traded less frequently and investments that are fair valued using other securities, the parameters of which can be directly observed.

Level 3: Securities that have little to no observable pricing inputs as of the report date. These securities are measured using management’s best estimate of fair value, where the inputs into the determination of fair value are not observable and require significant management judgment or estimation.

Substantially all of the Board’s investments held by the General Board are classified under Level 1 or 2 as defined by SFAS No. 157.

NOTE 10: RETIREE HEALTH CARE POSTRETIREMENT BENEFIT OBLIGATION

The Retiree Health Care Program of the California-Nevada Annual Conference of the United Method-ist Church provides postretirement health benefits to clergy who make the required election upon retirement. In addition, the plan provides health benefits to surviving spouses and dependents for those employees or retirees who die while covered under the plan.

Four distinct postretirement healthcare plans are offered to eligible retirees and dependents: (i) a Blue Shield HMO; (ii) a Blue Shield Medicare carve out plan; (iii) a Kaiser plan; and (iv) a Secure Horizons plan. Benefits, deductibles, and co-pays differ amongst the various plans.

Although postretirement health benefits are available to all employees and surviving spouses and

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dependents, only certain of these individuals are eligible to receive a subsidy from the Conference towards their postretirement health care premium. In order to receive a subsidy, an employee must have earned at least ten years of service with the Conference and must be receiving a pension from a Conference retirement plan. The amount of the subsidy is limited to a portion of the Medicare supple-ment premium, even if the retiree or his spouse is receiving coverage prior to Medicare eligibility. The portion of the Medicare supplement premium that is paid by the Conference for eligible retirees and their spouses is 80%, reduced by 5% for each year of service with the Conference less than twenty. Therefore, the subsidized portion ranges from 50% for those employees with ten years of service with the Conference to 80% for those employees with at least twenty years of service with the Confer-ence. There is an exception for the surviving spouse of an active employee, whereby the Conference pays 100% of the Medicare supplement premium for three years after the employee’s death, after which time the Conference subsidy is reduced to the percentage described above. All eligible retirees, spouses, and dependents must pay any remaining premium that is in excess of the subsidy described above in order to retain healthcare coverage under the plan.

The plans currently have 361 active participants and 257 retirees currently receiving benefits.

The Accumulated Postretirement Benefit Obligation (APBO) has been actuarially calculated as of January 1, 2008 to be $43,315,000. This entire amount is unfunded as there are no current plan assets.

Premium paid for the year ended December 31, 2008 and 2007 were $1,682,020 and $1,695,981, re-spectively. Of this amount, $456,572 and $454,577 were paid by the retirees themselves, respectively.

Projected Postretirement Benefit Payments:2008 $1,573,0002009 $1,663,0002010 $1,795,0002011 $1,867,0002012 $2,046,0002013 – 2017 $12,586,000

Key Actuarial Assumptions (Annual)

Discount Rate 5%

First Year Health Care Trend Rate 15%

Ultimate Health Care Trend Rate 5%

Average Years of Expected Future Working Time of Employees 11.69%

The Plan has been changed subsequently so that the portion of the Medicare supplement premium that is paid by the Conference for eligible retirees and their spouses is 70%, reduced by 5% for each year of service with the Conference less than twenty. Therefore, the subsidized portion ranges from 50% for those employees with ten years of service with the Conference to 70% for those employees with at least twenty years of service with the Conference.

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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION

SCHEDULES OF CHANGES IN UNFUNDED PENSION BENEFITS LIABILITY - ModifiedCashBasis

Year Ended December 31, 2008 and 2007

EXPECTED UNFUNDED PAST SERVICE LIABILITY,

December 31, 2007 $ 4,348,192

Actuarial changes

Recurring changes

Asset growth rate (1,015,563)

Mortality and other demographic assumptions 525,012

(490,551)

Non-recurring changes

One-time increase due to changes to retirement eligibility (11,653)

Past Service Liability, January 1, 2008, after actuarial corrections 3,845,988

Interest at 7% through December 31, 2008 269,219

Annul Past Service deposit (590,762)


December 31, 2008 $ 3,524,445


December 31, 2006 $ 5,507,508

Actuarial changes

Recurring changes

Asset growth rate (2,711,725)

Mortality and other demographic assumptions 1,510,397

(1,201,328)

Non-recurring changes

One-time increase for thirteenth benefit payment

(due to switch in payment date) 436,562

Past Service Liability, January 1, 2007, after actuarial corrections 4,742,742

Interest at 7% through December 31, 2007 331,992

Annual Past Service deposit (726,542)


December 31, 2007 $ 4,348,192

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SCHEDULESOFNETASSETSAVAILABLEFORBENEFITS–ModifiedCashBasisDecember 31, 2008 and 2007

2008 2007

NET ASSETS AVAILABLE FOR BENEFITS

Total General Fund $ 3,598,624 $ 2,415,447

Necessitous Grant Program 41,405 42,404

Health Care Program - Actives 163,130 79,810

Health Care Program - Retired (2,297,110) (1,145,733)

Death Benefit Program 379,516 364,127

Methvin Memorial - Corpus 67,412 67,412

1,952,977 1,823,467

General Board of Pension and Health Benefits

Past Service Deposit Account 13,851,989 19,983,461

Current Service Deposit Account 277,305 265,315

DBP Deposit Account 42,622 57,706

14,171,916 20,306,482

Pension Benefits (3,524,445) (4,348,192)

Health Benefits (43,315,000) (43,315,000)

TOTAL NET DEFICIT AVAILABLE FOR BENEFITS $ (30,714,552) $ (25,533,243)

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SCHEDULESOFDEDUCTIONSFROMNETASSETS–ModifiedCashBasisYear Ended December 31, 2008

SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS FOR PENSION BENEFITS

Current Service Deposit Account

Church contributions and Conference build up and adjustments $ 3,100,503

Past Service Deposit Account

Past Service funding deposit and special grants 543,824

Payment by Conference to General Board of Pension and

Health Benefits 590,762

$ 4,235,090

SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS FOR NONPENSION BENEFITS

Contributions from DBP Deposit Account $ 8,664

Health care premiums 3,381,522

Retiree health care premiums 1,682,020

Health care premium refunds 24,756

Necessitous grants 1,000

Conference treasurers accounts

Proportional deficiencies 58,727

Retiree health care premium refunds 1,173

59,900

$ 5,157,860

SCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

Accounting and professional fees $ 19,433

Bank charges 482

Board and committee meeting expenses 1,130

Computer training and software 2,601

Depreciation 2,328

Office expenses 10,477

Postage and freight 5,900

Rent 14,995

Salaries and benefits 184,528

Telephone 3,603

Travel and meeting expenses 13,170

$ 258,647

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SCHEDULESOFDEDUCTIONSFROMNETASSETS–ModifiedCashBasisYear Ended December 31, 2007

SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS FOR PENSION BENEFITS

Current Service Deposit Account

Church contributions and Conference build up and adjustments $ 2,993,164

Past Service Deposit Account

Past Service funding deposit and special grants 726,542

Payment by Conference to General Board of Pension and

Health Benefits 726,542

$ 4,446,248

SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS FOR NONPENSION BENEFITS

Contributions from DBP Deposit Account $ 8,382

Health care premiums 3,526,672

Retiree health care premiums 1,695,981

Health care premium refunds 28,978

Central Conference Pension Initiative gift 66,316

Necessitous grants 3,425

Conference treasurers accounts

Proportional deficiencies 91,201

Retiree health care premium refunds 3,708

94,909

$ 5,424,663

SCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

Accounting and professional fees $ 24,300

Bank charges 188

Board and committee meeting expenses 7,984

Computer training and software 6,919

Depreciation 3,505

Loss on disposal of fixed assets 1,150

Office expenses 11,326

Postage and freight 5,761

Rent 14,700

Salaries and benefits 200,131

Telephone 3,268

Travel and meeting expenses 7,868

$ 287,100

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The Conference Claimants’ Endowment BoardCOMPARATIVE CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET

April 30, 2008 April 30, 2009 *

ASSETS

Current Assets

Cash in Bank and on Hand $2,188,735 $2,080,902

Other Current Assets $1,009,612 $1,052,056

Total Current Assets $3,198,347 $3,132,958

Investments

Stocks and Bonds (at Market) $7,641,455 $5,177,340

Mortgage Notes Receivable $122,391 $117,745

Improved Real Estate (Net of Depr) $83,615,133 $82,729,773

Missouri Corp. $81,088 $61,293

Total Investments $91,460,067 $88,086,151

Other Assets $577,788 $422,468

TOTAL ASSETS $95,236,202 $91,641,577

LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable $784,855 $703,017

Board of Pension Gift $933,333 $933,333

Tennant Deposits $1,007,040 $1,003,025

Total Current Liabilities $2,725,228 $2,639,375

Long Term Liabilities

Corporate Notes $29,700,649 $28,730,988

Mortgage Notes & Loans $44,417,794 $43,912,367

Life Income Purchase Agreement $1,354 $1,412

Total Long Term Liabilities $74,119,797 $72,644,767

Deferred Income/Gain on Real Estate $34,211 $31,288

TOTAL LIABILITIES $76,879,236 $75,315,430

FUND BALANCE $18,356,966 $16,326,147

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUNDS $95,236,202 $91,641,577

* Unaudited

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Unpaid Clergy Support, 2008

District/Church Year Pastor Deficiency

Bay ViewAlameda, Rising Hope 2008 Stephen Lee $1,323.00

Byron UMC 2008 Dan Sturdivant $5,582.00

Oakland, Downs Memorial UMC 2008 Lorraine McNeal $9,476.00

Oakland, Fale Maama 2008 Afuhia Akolo $1,159.00

Oakland, Taylor Memorial UMC 2008 Ronald Swisher $12,808.00

San Leandro, Formosan UMC 2008 SY, C.S. Song $5,689.00

St. Helena UMC 2008 Amy Beth Durward $2,851.00

DeltaElverta UMC 2008 SY, Ron West $247.75

Lodi, Salem UMC 2008 Aura-Lila Ochoa $4,139.00

Sacramento, North Sacramento UMC 2008 Kim Montenegro $6,767.00

Stockton, St. Paul's UMC 2008 Paul G. Cabotaje $1,549.00

FresnoClovis, Memorial UMC 2008 Denice K. Leslie $3,193.00

Dos Palos UMC 2008 SY, James R. Scott $2,044.00

Lindsay UMC 2008 Karen L. Stoffers-Pugh $3,694.10

Oakhurst New Community UMC 2008 Kelley O'Connor $4,579.00

Tulare UMC 2008 Latu Tangulu $1,018.00

Golden GateCovelo, Round Valley UMC 2008 SY, Roy Pina $1,019.00

Petaluma UMC 2008 Jinsik Lee $4,707.00

San Francisco, Grace UMC 2008 Reynaldo F. Letana $3,456.00

San Francisco, Ohnnury Mission UMC 2008 Jong-Ho Kim $794.00

San Mateo, Shoreview UMC 2008 Saia Fa'asisslia $2,079.00

Ukiah UMC 2008 Lisa Warner-Carey $9,699.00

San JoseFremont, First Chinese UMC 2008 TBS $8,545.00

Greenfield UMC 2008 Octavio Gama $6,532.00

Morgan Hill UMC 2008 W. Ted Pecot $6,411.00

San Jose, La Trinidad UMC 2008 Juan M. Saavedra $3,739.00

Sunnyvale, Galilee Korean UMC 2008 Duk Soo Kim $6,142.00

ShastaChico, Trinity UMC 2008 David L. Moss $7,090.00

Clearlake Oaks, Community UMC 2008 SY, Rick Schlosser $292.00

Gridley UMC 2008 SY, Edwin Coker $1,794.00

Unpaid Clergy Support, 2008

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Guinda, Community UMC 2008 TBS $189.00

Lakeport, United Christian Parish 2008 SY, Kimball-Auth, S. $1,617.00

Middletown UMC 2008 Wanda Celli $3,859.00

Orland, Federated Church 2008 Tina Banfill $474.00

Yuba City, First UMC 2008 Lois E. Black $14,342.00

Bay View District

Church/ChargeCash

Salary Utilities HealthReimburs-

ments Total Housing

Alameda: Buena Vista 41532 3500 2218 1700 48950 24360

Alameda: Buena Vista Assoc. 33120 3000 1700 37820 17600

Alameda: Rising Hope 17327 798 18125 10731

Alameda: Twin Towers 43764 5000 4000 52764 21000

Alamo: San Ramon 61142 3672 17926 5200 87940 40392

Alamo: Assoc 40986 2600 5200 48786 27400

Alamo: Director of CE 34706 4722 12028 4100 55556 21600

Albany 19815 1200 2000 23015 18000

Antioch 51200 5000 12568 4750 73518 18000

Berkeley: Epworth 44105 8700 4600 57405 25722

Berkeley: Ep Ass 7,790 7790

Berkeley: Trinity 45366 7100 1500 11586 65552

Berkeley: United 47050 3000 6124 7265 63439 28000

Brentwood 39451 2800 6124 4877 53252

Byron 39343 3036 3000 45379 16000

Burlingame 49748 5000 3142 9976 67866

Burlingame: Assoc 40000 5000 4150 49150

Burlingame: Taiwaness 45012 3000 18728 5000 71740 24000

Castro Valley 40939 3894 9780 5300 59913 24100

Concord: First 37157 3500 12568 3500 56725 20229

Concord: Korean 35982 3000 14000 7200 60182 20400

Dixon 31750 2000 420 1726 35896 10500

El Cerrito 36000 2400 6124 8000 52524 20000

El Sobrante 43897 4000 6124 5000 59021

Fairfield: Community 41948 3000 12568 4889 62405 36084

Hayward: First 43127 2050 7280 4000 56457

South Hayward 46834 3100 6124 7752 63810 20100

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Clergy Compensation, Benefits, & Reimbursements for 2009

Bay View District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Lafayette 52890 4000 18418 5000 80308

Livermore: Asbury 60378 7200 2379 8512 78469 27600

Livermore: Assoc 18054 4934 22988 19302

Martinez 36000 3600 3600 43200 13200

Martinez Tongan Fellowship 17000 500 17500

Napa 47430 4200 12004 5000 68634

Napa: Associate 38971 4200 6124 5000 54295 16000

Oakland: Berkeley Korean 25269 6580 700 32549 13500

Oakland: Chinese 60797 2500 5550 68847 23000

Oakland: Downs Memorial 57064 3850 6124 9200 76238

Oakland: Elmhurst 25089 1500 800 27389 13977

Oakland: Korean 40000 2400 18728 5000 66128

Oakland: Lake Merritt 53259 4000 6124 3300 66683 24000

Oakland: Lake Park 54953 1500 12568 5208 74229

Oakland: Laurel 43253 3500 12568 4500 63821

Oakland: Laurel Associate 8370 5000 2000 15370 5000

Oakland: Fale Maama 39690 18728 5000 63418

Oakland: Shattuck Avenue 35684 1800 9364 3837 50685

Oakland: Taylor Memorial 56098 3780 6924 8858 75660

Orinda St. Mark's 45490 3000 12568 4000 65058 30000

Pinole 50924 12568 8400 71892

Pittsburg 36470 3500 6124 3000 49094

Pleasanton: Lynnewood 61277 12568 4000 77845 34020

Pleasanton: Associate 18690 3000 21690 19980

Richmond: Easter Hill 48886 2500 1189 7855 60430 15000

Richmond: First 44201 1600 6124 1000 52925

Richmond: Good Shepherd 37512 3000 12568 3500 56580

Richmond: St. Luke's 39596 2500 12051 3800 57947 16800

St. Helena 40275 4200 17772 3907 66154

San Leandro Faith 18579 6124 24703 6952

San Leandro First 48471 4100 52571 19200

San Leandro Formosan 0

San Ramon Grace 37215 3000 2622 42837 21954

Vacaville Faith Fellow 35093 2730 37823 3200

Vacaville St. Paul's 18103 1200 2300 21603 13589

Vallejo Fellowship 44128 3500 12568 9512 69708

160


Bay View District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Vallejo: First 18570 700 3062 4750 27082 11230

Vallejo: Wayside 44701 3000 12568 4523 64792 7080

Walnut Creek First 39329 3244 5000 47573 39565

Walnut Creek Formosan 44300 3850 13898 8040 70088 18800

Walnut Creek: Tice Valley 37666 3000 12568 4200 57434 21600

Walnut Creek: Walnut Avenue 16298 2500 6000 8000 32798 19700

Delta District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Cameron Park 38522 4000 12568 4758 59848 26000

Citrus Heights 12000 0 0 0 12000 0

Choun Korean UMC 34120 1500 6500 5000 47120 16000

Choun Korean UMC 23212 0 0 2000 25212 10788

Choun Korean UMC 12000 0 0 0 12000 0

Coulterville 0 2400 1520 1200 5120 4800

Davis 40000 2500 18728 4000 65228 18000

Elk Grove 47659 4500 12568 9750 74477 17712

Elverta 9289 625 0 1486 11400 0

Escalon 41188 4000 19692 4000 68880 0

Fair Oaks 35631 2048 600 3901 42180 19378

Farmington 19200 0 0 1300 20500 3000

Galt 33028 4750 6124 6000 49902 0

Hughson 37157 3150 9426 11605 61338 8904

Hughson 8935 1050 3142 3869 16996 0

Ione 10900 0 2875 2400 16175 0

Isleton 0 0 1702 1460 3162 3552

Jackson 13800 0 0 2400 16200 0

Jamestown 0 0 0 11200 11200 0

Lincoln 33028 5000 15364 4000 57392 0

Linden 23176 3500 3792 3032 33500 0

Lodi First 59940 4000 5160 7500 76600 21891

Lodi Salem 30000 0 8000 0 38000 0

Loomis 49306 4296 18728 9020 81350 16500

Manteca 46834 3100 6124 7752 63810 20100

Modesto Centenary 37802 4500 12568 324 55194 12296

161


Delta District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Modesto Cent Assoc 35093 0 12568 0 47661 0

Modesto First 52044 3600 0 4100 59744 18000

Modesto First 36370 3456 6124 3600 49550 12000

Oakdale 33350 4000 18728 3000 59078 0

Patterson 53478 5000 14250 4000 76728 0

Placerville Pastor 0

Pt Pleasant 39375 2500 3800 5737 51412 12700

Pt Pleasant 25080 0 0 0 25080 0

Rancho Cordova 37157 4620 19693 5000 66470 12000

Rio Linda 18578 1500 0 1900 21978 0

Riverbank 19200 0 0 1300 20500 3000

Rocklin 42148 3626 10029 3988 59791 19958

Roseville 38267 3000 5600 7150 54017 20000

Sacto Centennial 55000 5000 0 4350 64350 15968

Sacto Centennial 33264 3000 12568 2500 51332 13200

Sacto Central 37157 0 18728 2000 57885 0

Sacramento "The Table" 33000 3600 3600 6000 46200 12000

Sacto Chinese 19000 0 0 1000 20000 5000

Sacto Emanuel 37157 3215 0 2559 42931 2113

Sacto Faith 40000 3000 12568 4200 59768 10232

Sacto First 39972 6120 17124 4000 67216 2400

Sacto First 8760 0 0 0 8760 1240

Sacto Florin 36744 3500 12568 4798 57610 15556

Sacto Hope 34680 3000 1572 2000 41252 7442

Sacto Japanese 42000 5000 6124 7500 60624 0

Sacto North 9000 396 0 2004 11400 600

Sacto Oak Park 40000 0 0 4000 44000 15000

Sac Oak Park - Tongan 16514 0 0 500 17014 0

Sacto Riverside 19000 0 0 1000 20000 5000

Sacto St. Andrew's 37195 2500 6440 5365 51500 12500

Sacto St. Andrew's 33028 0 0 2605 35633 0

Sacto St. Mark's 47740 3600 5600 7500 64440 25000

Sacto Trinity 42000 6000 1047 4111 53158 0

Sacto Wesley 8610 770 0 0 9380 0

Sonora 1/2 time 26506 3500 0 4707 34713 0

Soulsbyville (+Tuolumne) 19608 2500 7086 1505 30699 0

162


Delta District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Tuolumne (+Soulsbyville) 19608 2500 7086 1505 30699 0

Stockton Central 53030 4500 13188 5500 76218 26920

Stockton Central 33028 0 12475 4200 49703 4016

Stockton Grace 30385 0 0 4100 34485 4675

Stockton Holy Cross 57954 6000 8237 3700 75891 0

Stockton St. Mark's 44529 2700 6124 3070 56423 14400

Stockton St. Paul's 34654 2400 12568 3250 52872 13000

Sutter Creek 27248 3500 8625 0 39373 0

Tracy 36331 4800 10000 6006 57137 0

Turlock 54251 4500 12568 8300 79619 0

Valley Springs 36000 3300 0 3600 42900 13200

Woodland 46167 3600 8500 4100 62367 21000

Fresno District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Armona 10000 1000 161 2700 13861 0

+ Lemoore 30000 3000 484 5100 38584 P

Atwater 33028 2000 9364 4200 48592 12000

Bak. First 57490 5500 18740 5219 86949 24446

Bak. St Mark's 45000 3000 11488 4750 64238 P

Bak.Trinity 34000 3000 6124 4000 47124 7200

Bak.Wesley 40000 3000 5600 4250 52850 P

Caruthers 15000 0 0 0 15000 0

Chowchilla 35505 0 16500 4550 56555 0

Clovis, Memorial 38157 4980 13032 6900 63069 13214

Clovis, Memorial 17500 1000 6000 1000 25500 10000

Clovis UJCC 38000 2500 19693 7500 67693 24000

Clovis UJCC 33028 2400 6124 4900 46452 12000

Corcoran 8400 1374 678 422 10874 P

+Tipton 15499 0 4800 1175 21474 0

Delano 33995 2400 18728 3000 58123 P

Dinuba, First 20351 1500 7212 1500 30563 P

+ Dinuba Palm 15107 1500 7266 1500 25373 P

Dos Palos 8000 0 0 5250 13250 0

163


Fresno District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Exeter 18501 1500 9000 2600 31601 7200

+ Porterville, First 18502 1500 9000 2600 31602 7200

Firebaugh 21792 3000 7000 14510 46302 10608

Frs.Calwa 0 0 0 0 0 0

Frs. Christian Fellowship 19000 1200 8000 3625 31825 13020

Fresno, Grace 29261 1808 700 10000 41769 8400

+ Fresno Sierra Vista 10000 650 216 3280 14146 0

Fresno Korean Fellowship 36000 3200 12568 2800 54568 14400

Fresno, St Mark's 1000 0 0 0 1000 0

Fresno, St Paul's 33539 2578 12868 4000 52985 12000

Frs.Wesley 46481 10000 12704 5000 74185 13400

Hanford 33600 3360 6127 4300 47387 P

Kerman 36405 4000 18728 5904 65037 P

Kernville 34000 3000 5600 3000 45600 P

Lake Isabella 8400 0 0 400 8800 4800

+ Weldon 8200 0 0 400 8600 3800

LeGrand 19802 2400 0 2640 24842 P

Lindsay 17000 4000 8000 3000 32000 P

Lindsay 16514 0 8562 3088 28164 3600

Livingston 38141 3600 13211 5400 60352 P

Los Banos 37157 5550 18728 7791 69226 P

Madera 33028 2500 9000 4500 49028 12000

Mariposa 35000 6500 18400 5500 65400 P

Merced 39675 3600 6126 8000 57401 20000

Nerw Cuyama 8184 0 0 0 8184 3600

Oakhurst 36000 1800 5600 4900 48300 21600

Porterville, Grand 37694 3300 12568 5500 59062 16500

Porterville, Grand 34000 3500 9364 2688 49552 3600

Reedley, Fellowship 19508 1500 9364 2500 32872 5400

+ Reedly First 19508 1500 9364 2500 32872 0

Riverdale 0 2000 0 2500 4500 25120

Sanger 37500 4000 18728 5500 65728 P

Selma, First 27,000 2500 6500 4500 40500 P

+ Selma, San Pablo

Taft

Tehachapi 34680 2500 17324 5227 59731 P

164


Fresno District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Tranquility 13200 0 0 4744 17944 0

Tulare 37528 4000 18728 7216 67472 P

Visalia 49567 1600 15948 5810 72925 31937

Visalia

Wasco 38841 2500 0 4020 45361 13200


Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Boonville Anderson Valley 5136 0 0 760 5896 0

Burlingame 63034 5000 2600 5000 75634 0

Associate 45012 3000 18728 5000 71740 24000

Covelo Round Valley 0 0 0 2500 2500 0

Daly City 39462 4900 6124 8770 59256 0

Forestville 37157 3600 10668 2900 54325 0

Fort Bragg: Evergreen 42178 3600 5768 5000 56546 12000

Half Moon Bay Community 66753 2800 12716 11000 93269 30000

Mill Valley Mount Tamalpais 68510 4400 6124 5550 84584 0

Millbrae New Vision 39068 2800 0 6300 48168 30000

Novato 44600 2850 6108 4200 57758 0

Petaluma 33028 2800 6124 6000 47952 20100

Philo 4700 0 0 590 5290 0

Point Arena St. Paul's 33854 2400 12004 6450 54708 0

Potter Valley Community 8257 1000 5300 600 15157 4000

Redwood City First 35000 3000 12568 4000 54568 21300

Redwood City Woodside Road 12 0 0 2230 2242 27048

Rohnert Park St. John's 31000 3000 0 6000 40000 0

San Bruno First Tongan 37157 5000 9364 3200 54721 16200

San Carlos Falehufanga 37500 3087 18728 2600 61915 0

San Francisco Bethany 42488 3600 3938 5500 55526 0

San Francisco Calvary 34750 3000 5965 3000 46715 19200

San Francisco Chinese 37200 2000 0 7200 46400 48000

San Francisco Geveva Avenue 45400 2500 4000 4825 56725 0

San Francisco Glide Memorial 92500 0 12568 4000 109068 40000

San Francisco Glide Memorial 85000 0 5212 4000 94212 40000

165



Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

(co-pastors) 0

San Francisco Grace 35918 3000 18728 4250 61896 0

San Francisco Jones Memorial 53136 1500 9364 6000 70000 0

San Francisco Korean 36000 3000 12500 6400 57900 0

San Francisco Nueva Vida 17000 1200 0 1000 19200 12800

San Francisco Ohnnury Mission 12000 0 4000 4000 20000 12000

San Francisco Park Presidio 39060 2000 6124 4078 51262 0

San Francisco Pine 19822 1200 6124 2023 29169 12840

Associate 17036 1200 6124 2023 26383 12840

San Francisco Sarah Laughed 20000 0 0 0 20000 0

San Francisco Sarah Laughed 20000 0 0 0 20000 0

(co-pastors)

San Francisco Temple 65000 4000 18728 4900 92628 0

San Mateo Crystal Springs 38876 4419 6124 5000 54419 25300

San Mateo Hillsdale 67500 3944 6124 6705 84273 0

San Mateo Shoreview 35000 3500 12568 4940 56008 0

San Rafael Aldersgate 36331 3000 12568 3300 55199 0

San Rafael First 37799 2679 0 4938 45416 22547

Santa Rosa Christ 42261 3000 6124 4930 56315 20280

Santa Rosa First 56241 5500 18728 5000 85469 27600

Associate 45460 2400 18728 3200 69788 15432

Sebastopol 37157 3720 6124 9600 56601 19200

Sonoma 57200 2400 6124 3200 68924 0

South San Francisco Hope 26142 1800 6124 3000 37066 19350

Ukiah 41241 4000 12580 4000 61821 0

Willits 41560 3600 5768 5050 55978 0

Windsor Community 36614 2600 0 6000 45214 24289

Nevada-Sierra District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Auburn 43008 4250 18728 3572 69558 0

Btl. Mtn. 17622 0 0 5280 22902 0

Carlin 18000 2500 0 3775 24275 6200

Carson City 54562 4445 14407 11100 84514 16800

166



Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Carson City Associate 35723 0 0 4250 39973 0

Chester 16953 1200 2307 2780 23240.2 0

+Greenville 12715 900 1730 2085 17430.4 0

+Taylorsville 12715 900 1730 2085 17430.4 0

Chester Assistant 2853 1200 0 1664 5717 0

+Greenville Assistant 2140 900 0 1248 4288 0

+Taylorsville Assistant 2140 900 0 1248 4288 0

Coleville 0 0 0 0 0 0

Colfax 15098 1680 7491 2200 26469 0

+Dutch Flat 7549 840 3746 1100 13235 0

+Mdw Vista 15098 1680 7491 2200 26469 0

Downieville 8491 584.25 2937 1916 13928.25 0

+NSanJuan 13922 958 4816 3142 22838 0

+Sierra City 13918 958 4815 3142 22833 0

Ely 27743 2745.6 4614 6320 41422.6 0

+McGill 6936 686.4 1154 1580 10355.8 0

Fallon 36094 4500 5768 3760 50122 15000

Gardnerville 42809 5800 7380 16966 72955 18300

Georgetown 40434 5000 18728 5000 69162 18000

Grass Valley 45000 7000 0 7416 59416 20000

GV-SierraPines 42000 3000 6124 7150 58274 18000

Kings Beach 36000 0 0 6734 42734 0

Lovelock 8796 0 0 3204 12000 0

Nevada City 42711 5000 12568 6500 66779 16560

Newcastle 34267 2000 14638 3340 54244.6 0

Portola 37820 6900 5768 7950 58438 0

Quincy 38260 1800 5768 4000 49828 0

Reno First 50225 6000 12004 8100 76329 0

Reno-St.Paul's 41236 3705 7441 6471 58853 20055

Reno So.Reno 44722 5000 5768 9059 64549 16800

+SoRenoAssoc 0

Schurz 14400 0 0 0 14400 0

Smith Valley 43115 3800 12004 10005 68924 9600

Sparks 49172 4300 12002 10100 75573.92 18000

Sparks-Tongan 10000 0 2000 4000 16000 0

Susanville 43727 4000 12004 3524 63255 0

167



Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Truckee 34992 4500 2316 6250 48058 21600

Winnemucca 35104 4725 5768 4600 50197 0

Yerington 5674 7200 8829 2650 24353 0

San Jose District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Aptos 46186 4200 18728 8000 77114 0

Boulder Creek 1/8 2044 0 0 1500 0 2422

Boulder Creek 750 0 0 12000 12750 0

Campbell 60000 3000 17052 6500 86552 42908

Carmel 75700 6000 6000 7000 94700 36000

Cupertino Good Samaritan 60243 2310 12568 6000 81121 25703Cupertino Good Samaritan Assoc 38352 1392 12568 4000 56312 0

Fremont First 58671 2500 6124 3500 70795 0

Fremont First Chinese 0 0 0 0 0 0

Fremont Korean Fellowship 43950 2400 12000 31941 90291 30000

Fremont St. Paul 38556 2200 0 5500 46256 25704

Fremont St. Paul 33877 2000 0 8100 43977 10700

Gilroy 37157 4500 5600 1500 48757 0

Greenfield 0 0 13211 1500 14711 0

Hollister 36331 2900 0 7400 46631 15500

Los Altos 87176 5235 12568 16950 121929 0

Los Altos Assoc. 59495 5235 18728 6150 89608 27600

Los Altos Assoc. 53500 5235 12000 6150 76885 27600

Los Altos 56180 5235 12568 6150 80133 0

Los Gatos 44450 6500 17000 6500 74450 0

Marina 42566 2170 5768 5300 55804 0

Marina Canaan Korean 36000 0 0 3800 39800 15600

Milpitas Sunnyhills 1/2 33187 2200 0 2600 37987 12000

Monterey 40100 4800 5768 5920 56588 0

Morgan Hill 18824 0 6200 3800 28824 16426

Mtn View Trinity 37987 3600 9364 1880 52831 24800

Pacific Grove First 52304 3700 5768 9307 71079 24000

Pacific Grove Forest Hill 1/4 8424 0 0 400 8824 0

168


San Jose District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Palo Alto Aldersgate 55650 3200 17700 8000 84550 0

Palo Alto First 50106 4800 18728 4000 77634 0

Palo Alto First Assoc 43084 4500 0 4000 51584 0

Palo Alto First Tongan 35505 2000 9364 4200 51069 17600

Palo Alto St. Andrew 3/4 30880 4600 10500 2300 48280 0

Palo Alto Wesley 42377 3000 6124 4150 55651 0

Palo Alto Wesley Tongan 9675 2400 0 0 12075 0

Prunedale 1/4 12000 0 0 1820 13820 0

Salinas First 44445 4600 17772 6810 73627 0

East Salinas Family Center 34684 2250 3312 3300 43546 0

San Jose Almaden Hills 61000 3000 6124 6200 76324 0

San Jose Alum Rock 51450 2500 8808 2860 65618 12000

San Jose Calvary 37157 3000 18728 6000 64885 18243

San Jose Cambrian Park 47186 3700 5527 7230 63643 0

San Jose Evergreen Valley 57150 4900 15179 5422 82651 0

San Jose First 60996 5000 15900 8000 89896 27000

San Jose Genesis 43796 5000 12000 8001 68797 0

San Jose Korean SCV 47578 3000 18728 9417 78723 27900




San Jose La Trinidad 45368 2441 9400 4750 61959 6365

San Jose St. Paul's 46112 3000 12568 4000 65680 0

San Jose Vietnamese 37157 2952 4152 5962 50223 24281

San Jose Wesley 44500 2275 18728 8865 74368 30000

San Jose Wesley Assoc 42000 2400 6124 3800 54324 18000

San Jose Willow Glen 49206 4000 7624 3000 63830 0

San Jose Willow Glen 33589 4000 7624 1500 46713 15785

Santa Clara Bethel Korean 35420 3200 12568 2400 53588 0

Santa Clara 36957 3000 7056 3600 50613 0

UMC of Santa Cruz 40000 5000 18728 5000 68728 0

Seaside Hilltop 1/2 20400 1500 5192 3700 30792 0Soledad, Mision Methodista

Hispana 35640 3800 0 2500 41940 0

Sunnyvale First 51000 3000 6124 10000 70124 0

Sunnyvale Galilee Korean 37157 1200 0 1900 40257 17425

Sunnyvale Trinity 27000 2250 6124 3350 38724 15000

169


San Jose District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Sunnyvale Valley Faith 51217 3800 8000 8730 71747 0

Sunnyvale San Jose Tongan 1/4 12100 0 0 4600 16700 0

Watsonville 35349 5000 0 8700 49049 19819

Shasta District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Anderson: Trinity 24771 0 0 7550 32321 0

Arbuckle 4000 220 1854 6074 0

Arcata: First 37301 4000 5970 5051 52322 0

Biggs: Community (CLayM) SY 7200 4800 0 5040 17040 0

Chico: Aldersgate 39419 4000 12568 6000 61987 14000

Chico: Trinity 43439 3000 17124 4500 68063 0

Clearlake: Community 9319 1400 1590 2975 15284 6246Clearlake Oaks: Community

UMC 0 0 0 0 0 23000

Associate: 0 0 0 6000 6000 0

Colusa: Trinity UMC 37706 4000 2020 4000 47726 0

Corning 0 0 0 1920 1920 0

Crescent City 41720 3300 5600 9835 60455 0

Dunsmuir 18579 400 4440 1630 25049 2670

Durham: Community 18000 2000 0 2600 22600 0

Etna 23120 2327 12600 4725 42772 0

Eureka: First 37796 3955 17800 4539 64090 10753

Fall River Mills: Community 32142 0 0 0 32142 0

Fort Jones 9909 997 5400 2025 18331 0

Fortuna 39123 4550 3600 10340 57613 15180

Gerber: El Camino 8000 520 4416 4980 17916 0

Gridley 16674 1250 5000 5825 28749 0

Guinda: Community UMC 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kelseyville 19508 3000 2986 4400 29894 0

Klamath: UMC of the Redwoods 16984 4952 0 6375 28311 0

Knights Landing 19030 1752 3107 1652 25541 3600

Lakeport: United Christian Parish

Los Molinos 18575 1200 2884 600 23259 0

Los Molinos: Cone Community 18575 1200 2884 600 23259 0

170


Shasta District

Church/ChargeCash


ments Total Housing

Lower Lake: Community UMC 35920 2052 4150 4496 46618 9660

Marysville: First UMC 38620 4400 12004 3155 58179 0

Associate 17391 0 0 1100 18491 0

Hmong Fellowship 17753 0 0 1000 18753 7100

Maxwell (SY) 15000 1200 6000 1600 23800 0McKinleyville: UMC of the

Joyful Healer 45161 5000 11857 5070 67088 16203

Meridian 18578 600 0 837 20015 2400

Middletown: Community UMC 8250 0 0 1704 9954 0

Montague (PL) 8000 0 0 4000 12000 0

Mt. Shasta 18579 400 4440 1630 25049 2670

Orland: Federated Church of 39600 3500 6000 5400 54500 0

Oroville: First UMC 27868 4000 11200 4750 47818 0

Associate 9250 0 0 1000 10250 0

Hmong Language Ministry 17753 0 0 1000 18753 7100

Paradise 40635 3741 12568 10450 67394 21255

Red Bluff: FirstUMC 33000 3000 6000 2746 44746 0

Redding: First UMC 46952 3480 12004 8020 70456 15000

Shasta Lake: Community UMC 15581 2400 3010 2600 23591 9000

Smith River (PL) 16514 2400 0 12520 31434 2400

Sutter (SY) 0 1200 0 2150 3350 6000

Upper Lake 19508 3000 2986 4400 29894 0

Williams: Parkside (CLayM - SY) 0 5040 460 3473 8973 0

Willows: First UMC 18582 4000 12323 3900 38805 0

Yreka 35699 4000 6000 6800 52499 13014

Yuba City: First UMC 35505 5975 0 4200 45680 11740

Yuba City: Grace UMC 16240 1320 2820 2500 22880 0

Yuba City: Love Korean UMC 10000 0 1440 5820 17260 6740

171

Compensation for Clergy Serving Beyond the Local Church Setting


(Designations below correspond to 2008 Book of Discipline paragraphs)Par. 344.1.a.1 Elders, itinerant associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry appointed within the connectional structures with pension and benefits claim on the Annual Conference

Name Base Compensation Utilities Health Reimbursement/Other

Renae D. Extrum-FernandezKristie L. OlahElizabeth K. Schwarzentraub 32,894 37,720 - -

Benoni R. Silva-NettoJerry D. SmithThomas E. VirtsLinda D. WibergMariellen Yoshino

Par. 344.1.a.2 Elders, itinerant associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry ap-pointed to General Agency appointments without pension or benefit claim on Annual Conference.


Paul R. Dirdak NOF - - -

Kelvin Sauls NOF - - -

Par. 344.1.a.3 Elders, itinerant associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry appointed to a United Methodist Institution or other minstry, such as superintendents or directors of parish development, general evangelists, campus ministers, missionaries, faculty and administrators of UM schools of theology or other educational institutions approved by the University Senate


Michael J. Christensen 91,000 - - -

Janet S. Everhart 61,000 - - -

Jennifer Irvine Goto NOF - - -

Kah-Jin Jeffrey Kuan 33,345 39,000 - 1,300

Andrew Sung Park 62,000 7,600 - 850

Kristin G. Stoneking NOF - - -

Thomas C.N. Tai NOF - - -

Carolyn Talmadge NOF - - -

Mai-Anh L. Tran 37,300 17,700 - 1,000

Tarah Trueblood 57,373 28,956 - 2,785

172


Par. 344.1.a.4 Elders, itinerant associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry appointed to an Ecumenical Agency


David M. Schilling 38,500 - - 3,500

Margo L. Tenold 16,000 15,000 - 1,500

Par. 344.1.b Elders, associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry under Endorsement by General Bd. Of Higher Education and Ministry and other ministry settings designated by


Andrew Bear NOF - - -

Ronna L. Case 35,000 - - -

Marilyn E. Ericksen NOF - - -

R. Lee Hayward 130,000 - -

Lorna C. Nordlander 100,000 - - -

Par. 344.1.c Elders, associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry in Service under the General Bd. Of Global Ministries


John M. Fujimori 81,000 - - -

Par. 344.1.d Elders, associate members and those licensed for pastoral ministry appointed to min-istries considered to be true extensions of the Christian ministry of the Church, with the intentional fulfillment of Word, Sacrament, Order and Service.


Pamela J. Abbey NOF - - -

Izuru Aratani 50,000 - - -

Stephen K. Black NOF - - -

Sharon E. Delgado NOF - - -

Carol D. Estes NOF - - -

Alpha D. Goto 31,290 - - 2,850

Sharalyn Hamilton NOF - - -

Nobu T. Imaizumi 120,000 - - 5,000

Linda Kelly-Baker NOF - - -

Elizabeth Meikle Kennedy NOF - - -

Hee-Soo Kim NOF - - -

Jeffrey K. Kunkel 99,000 - - 8,600

Toshikazu Kuwabara 65,000 - - -

Theresa M. Mason NOF - - -

Karen A. McClintock NOF - - -

Sangyil Park NOF - - -

Gwendolyn L. Pomeroy 90,000 - - -

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Roger E. Spence 101,000 - - -

Michael A. Swartz NOF - - -

Paul J. Wiberg 34,800 - - 2,400

Par. 331.1.a Deacons in full connection appointed to serve through agencies and settings beyond the local church extending the witness and service of Christ’s love and justice in the world and connecting the church with the most needy, neglected, and marginalized.


Donene V. Blair (PD) NOF - - -

Patrick Davis 60,000 - - -

Alice Ann Glenn NOF - - -

Susan Griffin 5,000 - - -

Janet S. Mueller $22/hr. - - -

Catherine Ramsey Noellert NOF - - -

Judith Pruess-Mellow NOF - - -

Par. 331.9 Deacons in full connection may receive an appointment to another denomination while retaining their home conference membership. Name Base Compensation Utilities Health Reimbursement/

Other

Cheryl A. Garlick NOF - - -

Par. 346.1 Ordained clergy or provisional members of one annual conference may receive appointment to another annual conference while retaining their home conference membership.Name Base Compensation Utilities Health Reimbursement/

Other

Heather Bailes Baker NOF - - -

Stephen L. Johnson NOF - - -

Judith L. Shook NOF - - -

Dante L. Simon NOF - - -

Richard J. Stinson NOF - - -

Romeo R. Velasco 41,000 6,000 - 5,000

174


8. Reports of Conference Officers, Boards & Agencies

176


Conference Treasurer’s ReportChurch 2008 Net Total Paid and 2010 Grade Figure and Apportionment Amount

Net Total Paid for apportionments

Grade figure (% of total)

2010 Apportionment

1010 ALAMEDA BUENA VISTA 157,063 0.003010011 36,524

1020 ALAMEDA RISING HOPE 19,738 0.000378266 4,590

1030 ALAMEDA TWIN TOWERS 193,462 0.003707575 44,989

1040 ALAMO SAN RAMON VALLEY 890,442 0.017064749 207,068

1050 ALBANY 36,792 0.000705095 8,556

1060 ANTIOCH 288,050 0.005520293 66,984

1070 BERKELY EPWORTH 207,078 0.003968517 48,155

1075 BERKELY KOREAN 65,665 0.001258428 15,270

1080 BERKELY TRINITY 209,773 0.004020165 48,782

1090 BERKELEY UNITED 156,964 0.003008114 36,501

1100 BRENTWOOD COMMUNITY 131,522 0.002520535 30,585

1110 BYRON 115,179 0.002207332 26,784

1120 CASTRO VALLEY 166,654 0.003193817 38,754

1130 CONCORD 274,021 0.005251436 63,722

1140 CONCORD KOREAN 122,318 0.002344146 28,444

1150 DIXON 135,200 0.002591021 31,440

1170 EL CERRITO 89,329 0.001711933 20,773

1180 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY 263,357 0.005047068 61,242

1190 HAYWARD FIRST 112,133 0.002148957 26,076

1200 HAYWARD SOUTH 144,510 0.002769441 33,605

1210 LAFAYETTE 231,374 0.004434134 53,805

1220 LIVERMORE ASBURY 403,643 0.007735559 93,865

1230 MARTINEZ 64,265 0.001231597 14,944

1240 NAPA FIRST 309,888 0.005938804 72,063

1250 OAKLAND CHINESE 157,172 0.0030121 36,550

1260 OAKLAND DOWNS MEMORIAL 194,711 0.003731511 45,279

1270 OAKLAND ELMHURST 65,707 0.001259232 15,280

1275 OAKLAND FALE MAAMA 115,800 0.002219233 26,929

1280 SAN LEANDRO FORMOSAN 96,140 0.001842461 22,357

1300 OAKLAND KOREAN 157,896 0.003025975 36,718

1310 OAKLAND LAKE MERRITT 241,030 0.004619185 56,050

1320 OAKLAND LAKE PARK 118,088 0.002263081 27,461

1330 OAKLAND LAUREL 127,257 0.002438799 29,593

1370 OAKLAND SHATTUCK AVENUE 77,620 0.001487537 18,050

1380 OAKLAND TAYLOR MEMORIAL 550,997 0.0105595 128,131

1390 ORINDA ST MARKS 145,643 0.002791155 33,868

1400 PINOLE 116,805 0.002238493 27,162

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2010 Apportionment

1410 PITTSBURG 89,453 0.001714309 20,802

1420 PLEASANTON LYNNEWOOD 304,734 0.005840031 70,864

1430 RICHMOND EASTER HILL 271,448 0.005202126 63,124

1440 EL SOBRANTE 157,637 0.003021012 36,658

1450 RICHMOND FIRST 66,044 0.001265691 15,358

1460 RICHMOND GOOD SHEPHERD 73,392 0.001406511 17,067

1470 RICHMOND ST LUKES 87,302 0.001673087 20,302

1480 SAINT HELENA 110,642 0.002120383 25,729

1490 SAN LEANDRO FAITH 32,955 0.000631561 7,664

1500 SAN LEANDRO FIRST 174,035 0.003335269 40,471

1505 SAN RAMON GRACE 98,041 0.001878893 22,799

1510 VACAVILLE ST PAULS 37,930 0.000726904 8,820

1520 VALLEJO FELLOWSHIP 99,621 0.001909172 23,166

1530 VALLEJO FIRST 116,431 0.002231325 27,075

1540 VALLEJO WAYSIDE 107,396 0.002058175 24,974

1545 WALNUT CREEK EAST BAY FORMOSAN 92,162 0.001766226 21,432

1550 WALNUT CREEK 341,183 0.006538553 79,340

1560 WALNUT CREEK TICE VALLEY 102,186 0.001958329 23,763

1570 WALNUT CREEK WALNUT AVENUE 79,219 0.001518181 18,422

8010 CONCORD TONGAN FELLOWSHIP 43,488 0.00083342 10,113

8050 VACAVILLE FAITH FELLOWSHIP - 0 -

2010 CAMERON PARK FOOTHILLS 241,682 0.00463168 56,202

2030 CITRUS HEIGHTS 102,622 0.001966685 23,864

2040 COULTERVILLE 16,508 0.000316365 3,839

2050 DAVIS 251,264 0.004815313 58,430

2060 ELK GROVE 201,381 0.003859337 46,830

2070 ELVERTA 17,443 0.000334284 4,056

2080 ESCALON 94,543 0.001811856 21,985

2090 FAIR OAKS 135,249 0.00259196 31,451

2100 FARMINGTON 34,415 0.000659541 8,003

2110 GALT 94,547 0.001811933 21,986

2120 HUGHSON 146,586 0.002809226 34,088

2130 IONE COMMUNITY 70,607 0.001353138 16,419

2140 ISLETON COMMUNITY 9,367 0.000179513 2,178

2150 JACKSON 30,622 0.000586851 7,121

2160 JAMESTOWN 17,635 0.000337963 4,101

2180 LINCOLN 82,016 0.001571784 19,072

2190 LINDEN 63,341 0.00121389 14,730

2200 LODI FIRST 365,722 0.007008827 85,047

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2210 LODI SALEM 112,300 0.002152157 26,115

2220 LOOMIS FIRST 372,554 0.007139758 86,635

2230 MANTECA ST PAULS 237,770 0.004556709 55,292

2240 MODESTO CENTENARY 666,847 0.012779694 155,072

2250 MODESTO FIRST 419,312 0.008035845 97,509

2270 OAKDALE COMMUNITY 158,575 0.003038988 36,876

2290 PATTERSON FEDERATED 38,666 0.000741009 8,992

2300 PLACERVILLE EL DORADO COUNTY FEDERATED

151,569 0.002904722 35,247

2310 POINT PLEASANT 189,769 0.003636801 44,130

2320 RANCHO CORDOVA 148,719 0.002850104 34,584

2330 RIO LINDA COMMUNITY 67,531 0.001294188 15,704

2340 RIVERBANK 33,086 0.000634072 7,694

2345 ROCKLIN CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY 163,997 0.003142897 38,137

2350 ROSEVILLE FIRST 138,299 0.002650411 32,161

2370 SACRAMENTO CENTENNIAL 320,049 0.006133533 74,426

2380 SACRAMENTO CENTRAL 147,628 0.002829188 34,330

2390 SACRAMENTO CHINESE 48,437 0.000928264 11,264

2395 SACRAMENTO CHO UN KOREAN UMC 84,000 0.001609806 19,534

2400 SACRAMENTO EMANUEL 69,970 0.00134093 16,271

2410 SACRAMENTO FAITH 114,838 0.002200796 26,705

2420 SACRAMENTO FIRST 436,968 0.008374211 101,615

2430 SACRAMENTO FLORIN 174,936 0.003352536 40,680

2440 SACRAMENTO HOPE 107,712 0.002064231 25,048

2450 SACRAMENTO JAPANESE 174,423 0.003342705 40,561

2460 SACRAMENTO NORTH SACRAMENTO 64,337 0.001232977 14,961

2470 SACRAMENTO OAK PARK 30,961 0.000593348 7,200

2480 SACRAMENTO RIVERSIDE 37,922 0.000726751 8,819

2490 SACRAMENTO ST ANDREWS 126,055 0.002415763 29,313

2500 SACRAMENTO SAINT MARKS 653,781 0.012529293 152,033

2510 SACRAMENTO TRINITY 63,892 0.001224449 14,858

2520 SACRAMENTO WESLEY 17,056 0.000326867 3,966

2530 SONORA 68,688 0.001316361 15,973

2540 SOULSBYVILLE 75,439 0.001445744 17,543

2550 STOCKTON CENTRAL 504,897 0.009676027 117,411

2560 STOCKTON GRACE 105,625 0.002024235 24,563

2570 STOCKTON HOLY CROSS 174,358 0.003341459 40,546

2580 STOCKTON ST MARKS 64,159 0.001229566 14,920

2590 STOCKTON ST PAULS 101,665 0.001948344 23,642

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2600 SUTTER CREEK 89,533 0.001715842 20,820

2610 TRACY FIRST 118,132 0.002263924 27,471

2620 TUOLUMNE 31,154 0.000597046 7,245

2630 TURLOCK FIRST 338,995 0.006496621 78,831

2640 VALLEY SPRINGS COMMUNITY 76,711 0.001470117 17,839

2660 WOODLAND 245,388 0.004702703 57,064

8110 SACRAMENTO TONGAN UM FELLOWSHIP 87,334 0.0016737 20,309

3020 ARMONA 25,887 0.000496108 6,020

3030 ATWATER 123,061 0.002358385 28,617

3050 BAKERSFIELD FIRST 593,231 0.011368891 137,953

3070 BAKERSFIELD SAINT MARKS 99,747 0.001911587 23,196

3080 BAKERSFIELD TRINITY 110,650 0.002120536 25,731

3090 BAKERSFIELD WESLEY 128,629 0.002465092 29,912

3100 CARUTHERS - no report 12,000 0.000229972 2,791

3120 CHOWCHILLA CHRISTCHURCH UNITED METHODIST

68,138 0.001305821 15,845

3130 CLOVIS MEMORIAL 200,640 0.003845137 46,658

3140 CORCORAN FIRST 24,645 0.000472306 5,731

3160 DELANO 95,727 0.001834546 22,261

3170 DINUBA FIRST 45,046 0.000863278 10,475

3180 DINUBA PALM 29,203 0.000559657 6,791

3190 DOS PALOS 19,233 0.000368588 4,473

3210 EXETER 93,248 0.001787038 21,684

3230 FIREBAUGH-MENDOTA 73,607 0.001410631 17,117

3240 FRESNO CALWA 24,337 0.000466403 5,659

3250 CLOVIS UNITED JAPANESE CHRISTIAN 111,899 0.002144472 26,022

3253 FRESNO CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 68,417 0.001311168 15,910

3260 FRESNO GRACE 98,036 0.001878797 22,798

3280 FRESNO ST MARKS 14,810 0.000283824 3,444

3290 FRESNO ST PAULS 171,257 0.00328203 39,825

3300 FRESNO SIERRA VISTA 40,705 0.000780089 9,466

3310 FRESNO WESLEY 352,382 0.006753175 81,945

3320 HANFORD 133,748 0.002563194 31,102

3330 KERMAN 111,409 0.002135082 25,908

3350 KERNVILLE 91,497 0.001753481 21,277

3370 LAKE ISABELLA HIGHLAND CHAPEL 28,128 0.000539055 6,541

3400 LE GRAND 30,194 0.000578649 7,021

3410 LEMOORE 86,149 0.00165099 20,033

3420 LINDSAY 74,741 0.001432363 17,381

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3430 LIVINGSTON 115,851 0.00222021 26,941

3440 LOS BANOS 138,574 0.002655682 32,225

3450 MADERA 179,196 0.003434176 41,671

3460 MARIPOSA 113,353 0.002172337 26,360

3470 MERCED 265,653 0.005091069 61,776

3480 NEW CUYAMA CUYAMA COMMUNITY 17,743 0.000340033 4,126

3490 OAKHURST NEW COMMUNITY 199,500 0.003823289 46,393

3510 PORTERVILLE FIRST 119,553 0.002291156 27,801

3520 PORTERVILLE GRAND AVENUE 249,792 0.004787103 58,088

3530 REEDLEY FELLOWSHIP 42,023 0.000805344 9,772

3540 REEDLEY FIRST 41,754 0.000800189 9,710

3560 RIVERDALE 35,775 0.000685605 8,319

3570 SANGER 278,830 0.005343598 64,840

3580 SELMA FIRST 145,109 0.002780921 33,744

3590 SELMA SAN PABLO 47,116 0.000902948 10,957

3620 TAFT 65,889 0.00126272 15,322

3625 TEHACHAPI VALLEY 77,064 0.001476882 17,921

3630 TIPTON 23,786 0.000455843 5,531

3640 TRANQUILLITY 23,950 0.000458986 5,569

3650 TULARE FIRST 124,403 0.002384104 28,929

3660 VISALIA 782,502 0.014996148 181,967

3670 WASCO 71,228 0.001365039 16,564

3680 WELDON 35,846 0.000686966 8,336

8150 CLOVIS FRESNO KOREAN FELLOWSHIP 93,555 0.001792921 21,756

4010 BOONVILLE ANDERSON VALLEY 10,901 0.000208911 2,535

4030 BURLINGAME 394,825 0.007566567 91,814

4040 DALY CITY 116,769 0.002237803 27,154

4050 SAN CARLOS FALE HUFANGA 75,207 0.001441294 17,489

4060 FORESTVILLE 130,008 0.00249152 30,233

4070 FORT BRAGG EVERGREEN 76,550 0.001467032 17,801

4080 HALF MOON BAY 423,415 0.008114476 98,463

4090 HEALDSBURG COMMUNITY 246,176 0.004717805 57,247

4100 MILL VALLEY MOUNT TAMALPAIS 281,665 0.005397929 65,500

4120 MILLBRAE NEW VISION 243,148 0.004659775 56,543

4130 NOVATO 103,213 0.001978011 24,002

4140 PETALUMA 146,344 0.002804589 34,032

4150 PHILO 6,981 0.000133786 1,623

4160 POINT ARENA ST PAULS 69,291 0.001327917 16,113

4170 POTTER VALLEY 18,298 0.000350669 4,255

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4180 REDWOOD CITY FIRST 157,682 0.003021874 36,668

4190 REDWOOD CITY WOODSIDE ROAD 63,924 0.001225062 14,865

4200 ROHNERT PARK SAINT JOHNS 114,824 0.002200528 26,702

4210 COVELO ROUND VALLEY 11,719 0.000224587 2,725

4225 SAN BRUNO FIRST TONGAN UMC OF SAN BRUNO

88,583 0.001697636 20,600

4240 SAN FRANCISCO BETHANY 122,147 0.002340869 28,405

4250 SAN FRANCISCO CALVARY 97,250 0.001863734 22,615

4260 SAN FRANCISCO OHNNURY MISSION 24,880 0.000476809 5,786

4280 SAN FRANCISCO CHINESE 177,624 0.00340405 41,306

4300 SAN FRANCISCO GENEVA AVENUE 101,882 0.001952503 23,692

4310 SAN FRANCISCO GLIDE MEMORIAL 385,329 0.007384583 89,606

4320 SAN FRANCISCO GRACE 85,572 0.001639932 19,899

4340 SAN FRANCISCO JONES MEMORIAL 435,067 0.008337779 101,172

4350 SAN FRANCISCO KOREAN 203,737 0.003904489 47,378

4360 SAN FRANCISCO PARK PRESIDIO 88,200 0.001690296 20,510

4370 SAN FRANCISCO PINE 216,733 0.004153549 50,400

4400 SAN FRANCISCO TEMPLE 331,727 0.006357335 77,141

4420 SAN MATEO CRYSTAL SPRINGS 122,625 0.002350029 28,516

4430 SAN MATEO HILLSDALE 260,704 0.004996225 60,625

4440 SAN MATEO SHOREVIEW 93,086 0.001783933 21,647

4450 SAN RAFAEL ALDERSGATE 141,211 0.002706218 32,838

4460 SAN RAFAEL FIRST 119,234 0.002285043 27,727

4470 SANTA ROSA CHRIST 170,422 0.003266028 39,631

4480 SANTA ROSA FIRST 640,555 0.012275825 148,958

4490 SEBASTOPOL 116,480 0.002232264 27,087

4500 SONOMA 131,098 0.002512409 30,486

4525 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO HOPE 113,989 0.002184526 26,508

4530 UKIAH 113,416 0.002173545 26,374

4540 WILLITS 78,542 0.001505207 18,265

4550 WINDSOR COMMUNITY 127,543 0.00244428 29,659

8310 SAN FRANCISCO EPWORTH UM FELLOWSHIP

94,708 0.001815018 22,024

5010 AUBURN PIONEER 145,511 0.002788625 33,838

5020 BATTLE MOUNTAIN 29,082 0.000557338 6,763

5030 CARLIN 32,968 0.000631811 7,667

5040 CARSON CITY FIRST 370,723 0.007104668 86,210

5050 CHESTER 64,836 0.00124254 15,077

5060 COLEVILLE ANTELOPE VALLEY 9,202 0.00017635 2,140

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5070 COLFAX 39,570 0.000758334 9,202

5080 DOWNIEVILLE 12,194 0.00023369 2,836

5090 DUTCH FLAT 19,750 0.000378496 4,593

5100 ELY 46,130 0.000884052 10,727

5110 FALLON EPWORTH 183,465 0.003515989 42,664

5120 GARDNERVILLE CARSON VALLEY 244,182 0.004679591 56,783

5130 GEORGETOWN COMMUNITY 115,093 0.002205683 26,764

5140 GRASS VALLEY 221,215 0.004239443 51,442

5142 GRASS VALLEY SIERRA PINES 165,352 0.003168865 38,452

5150 GREENVILLE 32,357 0.000620101 7,524

5160 KINGS BEACH 43,025 0.000824546 10,005

5170 LOVELOCK GRACE-ST FRANCIS COMMUNITY

15,590 0.000298772 3,625

5180 MCGILL 11,533 0.000221023 2,682

5190 MEADOW VISTA PLACER HILLS COMMUNITY

35,357 0.000677594 8,222

5200 NEVADA CITY 183,265 0.003512156 42,617

5210 NEWCASTLE 89,506 0.001715325 20,814

5220 NORTH SAN JUAN 23,490 0.000450171 5,462

5230 PORTOLA 76,035 0.001457162 17,682

5240 QUINCY 111,743 0.002141483 25,985

5250 RENO FIRST 290,984 0.005576521 67,667

5255 RENO SOUTH RENO 448,894 0.008602765 104,388

5260 RENO ST PAULS 105,815 0.002027876 24,607

5270 SCHURZ NV 10,649 0.000204081 2,476

5280 SIERRA CITY 19,647 0.000376522 4,569

5290 SMITH VALLEY 100,853 0.001932783 23,453

5300 SPARKS NV 215,622 0.004132257 50,142

5310 SUSANVILLE 119,361 0.002287477 27,757

5320 TAYLORSVILLE 19,478 0.000373283 4,530

5330 TRUCKEE CH OF THE MOUNTAINS 121,473 0.002327952 28,248

5340 WINNEMUCCA 67,719 0.001297791 15,748

5350 YERINGTON COMMUNITY 48,740 0.000934071 11,334

8320 RENO FIRST TONGAN FELLOWSHIP 64,800 0.00124185 15,069

6010 APTOS 196,817 0.003771871 45,769

6020 BOULDER CREEK 28,287 0.000542102 6,578

6030 CAMPBELL 673,812 0.012913174 156,691

6040 CARMEL CHURCH OF THE WAYFARER 373,541 0.007158673 86,865

6050 CUPERTINO GOOD SAMARITAN 402,982 0.007722891 93,711

183




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6070 FREMONT FIRST 113,721 0.00217939 26,445

6075 FREMONT ST PAUL 216,288 0.004145021 50,297

6076 SAN JOSE GENESIS 154,384 0.00295867 35,901

6080 GILROY 95,589 0.001831902 22,229

6090 GREENFIELD 24,069 0.000461267 5,597

6100 HOLLISTER 117,508 0.002251965 27,326

6110 LOS ALTOS 1,736,903 0.03328663 403,907

6120 LOS GATOS 560,679 0.010745053 130,383

6130 MARINA 85,440 0.001637403 19,869

6140 MILPITAS SUNNYHILLS 66,764 0.001279489 15,526

6150 MONTEREY 121,953 0.002337151 28,360

6160 MORGAN HILL 118,985 0.002280271 27,669

6170 MOUNTAIN VIEW TRINITY 106,144 0.002034182 24,683

6180 FREMONT FIRST CHINESE 71,070 0.001362011 16,527

6190 PACIFIC GROVE FIRST 244,955 0.004694405 56,963

6200 PACIFIC GROVE FOREST HILL 10,297 0.000197335 2,395

6210 PALO ALTO ALDERSGATE 145,454 0.002787532 33,825

6215 FREMONT KOREAN FIRST UMC 230,462 0.004416656 53,593

6220 PALO ALTO FIRST 635,101 0.012171303 147,689

6225 PALO ALTO FIRST TONGAN 97,488 0.001868295 22,670

6230 PALO ALTO ST ANDREWS 83,022 0.001591063 19,306

6240 PALO ALTO WESLEY 128,913 0.002470535 29,978

6250 PRUNEDALE 22,377 0.000428841 5,204

6260 SALINAS FIRST 179,213 0.003434502 41,675

6280 SAN JOSE ALMADEN HILLS 324,123 0.006211609 75,373

6290 SAN JOSE ALUM ROCK 121,506 0.002328584 28,256

6310 SAN JOSE CALVARY 179,462 0.003439274 41,733

6320 SAN JOSE CAMBRIAN PARK 267,391 0.005124377 62,180

6330 SAN JOSE EVERGREEN VALLEY 199,435 0.003822044 46,378

6350 SAN JOSE FIRST 317,300 0.006080851 73,786

6360 SAN JOSE KOREAN UMC OF SANTA CLARA VALLEY

549,104 0.010523225 127,691

6370 SAN JOSE LA TRINIDAD 91,554 0.001754574 21,290

6390 SAN JOSE ST PAULS 124,004 0.002376457 28,836

6400 SAN JOSE WESLEY 364,819 0.006991522 84,837

6410 SAN JOSE WILLOW GLEN 296,402 0.005680354 68,927

6420 SANTA CLARA 133,789 0.00256398 31,112

6430 SANTA CLARA BETHEL KOREAN 256,401 0.00491376 59,625

6445 UMC OF SANTA CRUZ 267,488 0.005126236 62,203

184




2010 Apportionment

6480 SEASIDE HILLTOP 28,000 0.000536602 6,511

6500 SUNNYVALE FIRST 211,559 0.004054392 49,197

6510 SUNNYVALE VALLEY FAITH 203,191 0.003894025 47,251

6520 SUNNYVALE TRINITY 101,913 0.001953097 23,699

6530 SUNNYVALE GALILEE KOREAN 79,647 0.001526384 18,521

6540 WATSONVILLE 171,288 0.003282624 39,832

6550 MARINA CANAAN KOREAN 70,755 0.001355974 16,454

8200 EAST SALINAS FAMILY CENTER UM FELLOWSHIP

123,226 0.002361539 28,655

8330 SAN JOSE VIETNAMESE FELLOWSHIP 102,646 0.001967137 23,870

8340 SUNNYVALE SAN JOSE TONGAN FELLOWSHIP

25,536 0.000489381 5,938

7010 ANDERSON TRINITY 35,115 0.000672956 8,166

7020 ARBUCKLE - 101,233 0.001940069 23,541

7030 ARCATA 107,986 0.002069482 25,112

7040 BIGGS - 24,187 0.000463528 5,625

7050 SHASTA LAKE COMMUNITY 34,943 0.00066966 8,126

7060 CHICO ALDERSGATE 158,558 0.003038662 36,872

7070 CHICO TRINITY 200,055 0.003833926 46,522

7080 CLEARLAKE COMMUNITY 123,461 0.002366051 28,710

7090 CLEARLAKE OAKS 37,394 0.000716632 8,696

7100 COLUSA TRINITY 74,569 0.001429067 17,341

7110 CONE COMMUNITY 29,871 0.000572459 6,946

7120 CORNING 9,979 0.000191241 2,321

7130 CRESCENT CITY 98,914 0.001895623 23,002

7140 DUNSMUIR 36,514 0.000699767 8,491

7150 DURHAM 25,799 0.000494421 5,999

7160 EL CAMINO 13,688 0.000262322 3,183

7170 ETNA 36,851 0.000706226 8,570

7180 EUREKA FIRST 138,008 0.002644835 32,093

7190 FALL RIVER MILLS COMMUNITY 35,339 0.000677249 8,218

7200 FORT JONES 14,777 0.000283192 3,436

7210 FORTUNA 105,175 0.002015611 24,458

7230 GRIDLEY 29,561 0.000566518 6,874

7240 GUINDA COMMUNITY 10,138 0.000194288 2,358

7250 KELSEYVILLE 43,755 0.000838536 10,175

7260 KLAMATH UMC OF THE REDWOODS 29,606 0.00056738 6,885

7270 KNIGHTS LANDING 28,007 0.000536736 6,513

7280 LAKEPORT UNITED CHRISTIAN PARISH 34,532 0.000661787 8,030

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7290 LOS MOLINOS COMMUNITY 22,453 0.000430297 5,221

7300 LOWER LAKE 67,920 0.001301643 15,794

7310 MARYSVILLE 142,132 0.002723868 33,052

7320 MAXWELL 16,301 0.000312398 3,791

7325 MCKINLEYVILLE CHURCH OF THE JOYFUL HEALER

130,364 0.002498342 30,315

7330 MERIDIAN 25,818 0.000494785 6,004

7340 MIDDLETOWN 108,002 0.002069797 25,115

7350 MONTAGUE 11,267 0.000215925 2,620

7360 MOUNT SHASTA 34,236 0.000656111 7,961

7370 ORLAND FEDERATED 80,287 0.001538649 18,670

7380 OROVILLE FIRST 150,006 0.002874769 34,883

7390 PARADISE 197,625 0.003787356 45,957

7410 RED BLUFF FIRST 45,519 0.000872342 10,585

7420 REDDING FIRST 376,638 0.007218025 87,585

7430 SMITH RIVER 40,881 0.000783458 9,507

7440 SUTTER 16,543 0.000317036 3,847

7450 UPPER LAKE 80,692 0.00154641 18,764

7460 WILLIAMS PARKSIDE 16,246 0.000311344 3,778

7470 WILLOWS 83,999 0.001609787 19,534

7490 YREKA 125,668 0.002408346 29,223

7500 YUBA CITY FIRST 207,214 0.003971123 48,187

7510 YUBA CITY GRACE 38,530 0.000738403 8,960

7520 YUBA CITY LOVE KOREAN 25,976 0.000497813 6,041

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Conference Statistician’s Report, 2009“Take a census of the entire assembly of the people of Israel, by clans and families.”

Numbers 1:2a, Complete Jewish Bible

Greetings Members and Friends of Annual Conference Session. I present to you this year’s edition of the Statistician’s Report. This will be the last year for the particular Table 1 we have been using in this quadrennium. Next year we will have a new form with fewer lines – I know many of you will be glad of that! I want to thank those of you who use the GCF&A site for reporting your Tables online. That action makes my job much easier. I know the same can be said by many of you as I read your letters and heard your calls saying as much.

Before I get to the bottom line I want to say we had good news in the reporting area this year. We only had 11 churches that did not submit a Table 1 as opposed to 32 last year!!!1 Thank you so much for those that got these forms in. A special thanks to those that did so by the January deadline. I have a personal fantasy that one year – just one year! – we would receive all 357 of the Table 1 Reports. Perhaps next year….

Let’s get to it; how did we do this year?

For the eleventh straight year we saw a loss in Membership. Our Conference Membership now stands at 82,229, down 832 from the previous year. There is good news in the fact that this loss is less than last year when we saw a decline of 1,443. For the seventh straight year we have a loss in our Average Attendance. That category now stands at 38,142, down 1,072 from last year. Unlike member-ship, there is no good news here as this loss is greater than last year when we saw a decline of 680.

There is good news when looking at churches individually. 234 of our churches received 1 or more new members through Profession of Faith, as opposed to 206 last year. 235 of our churches baptized one or more persons this year as compared to 224 in 2007. 152 churches had people in the Sunday Schools or Formation Groups join their Membership; 144 did so in 2007. And, 148 of our churches grew in Worship Attendance as opposed to 127 the previous year. These are good numbers! Bap-tisms, Profession of Faith, new people in Worship, and people from our Education network joining our churches are signs of good Discipleship. They are also signs of new people coming to know Jesus as Savior! For the churches that grew in these categories I say, “Good for you! Keep up the good work!”

We did not close any churches this year – Whoo-Hoo! At the same time we added five new Fel-lowships to our ranks! I send a happy greeting and welcome to the churches of Sacramento: Tongan, Clovis: Korean Fellowship, Reno: First Tongan, San Francisco: Epworth, and Fremont: First Korean. May God bless you in your ministries!!

Unfortunately, these positives did not stem the tide of our Conference losses.

In the area of membership, although we had 234 churches bring in new Members, when counting the losses due to cleaning the rolls, withdrawals, transfers, or death, the number of churches that grew in 2008 drops to 115. Our single largest loss of members came through Charge Conference Action – churches cleaning their rolls. In that category we had a decline of 1,989 persons. The second highest cause for loss was death, where we lost 1,261. After that came losses due to Withdrawals; there we see a number of 596. When all of these numbers are added, including those persons who transferred to other denominations in 2008, we lost 4,151 Members.

We did have two Districts with Membership growth this year: congratulations to Delta and Golden Gate with 25 and 122 respectively.

In the area of Worship Attendance, which I have many times said is a better barometer than that of

1 Churches not submitting a report this year were Oakland: Korean, Oakland: Taylor, Sacramento: Central, Soulsbyville, Palo Alto: First Tongan, Arbuckle, Guinda, Klamath, Lakeport United, Maxwell, and Middletown. Of these only Sacramento: Central submitted a report in 2007. I don’t understand why these churches won’t fill out these reports.

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Membership, I see a dark reality. Yes we did have 21 more churches grow in 2008 than ’07, but with a loss of 1,072 in Worship we have to go back to 2003 to see a greater loss. In that year we lost 1,686 persons. In 2000 we lost 1210 in Worship. This year’s loss is the third highest for us since 1972.

We had one District with Attendance growth this year: congratulations to Fresno with a gain of 198 in Worship!

What does the loss of 1,072 in worship mean? A greater question might be why? Why did we lose so many in Worship this past year? I could offer an answer but that would be mere speculation. Unless I talk to a good number of those people who left I will never know, nor will anyone else. How-ever, I can highlight some statistical math that will give an illustration of what this loss means.

This year I wanted to see what the average, median, and mean of our numbers were. The last time I did this I was told by a mathematician in the Conference that I misused these words. So, since I ma-jored in History, I’ll put it in easy English. When all of our churches are divided by the total number of our churches (357) I get 230 Members and 107 in Worship. When finding the exact middle church of the 357 I get 137 in membership and 70 in Worship. When taking all of the numbers as individual groups, like numbers are one group each, and then finding the middle I came up with 189 in Member-ship and 101 in worship.

Using the first calculation, the loss of 1072 people would be akin to closing 4.6 churches member-ship-wise, or 10 using Attendance. Doing the same with the other two calculations we would lose 7.8 and 5.6 churches using membership, and 15.3 and 10.6 churches using worship. This loss would be the same as 4 to 15 of our churches closing! When looking at numbers alone this loss is frightening. We had an average of 38,142 in worship on every Sunday in 2008. If we lose 1072 people a year our Conference will be closed in thirty-five and a half years!

To sum up, we do have some churches that are growing in Membership and Attendance – Praise be to God! - but as a Conference we continue to decline. At the end of this year’s General Conference many people lamented the possibility of the Western Jurisdiction losing delegates, or even a Bishop. But the reality is we are shrinking as a Conference, a Jurisdiction, and a Denomination. I do draw one positive out of this and that is in the area of integrity. All we would need to do is to lie about our numbers and report huge growth areas…. But since we are reporting the decline we are being people of integrity, good for us. I mean that sincerely.

Can we turn this around? I don’t know. We have a new Bishop, and he comes to us with new ideas and a desire to see us make Disciples and grow our churches! I wish Bishop Brown and us luck and God’s Speed!

I have provided the Summary of the Table 1 Report for your perusal. I have also provided the Annual Top Twenty with the new categories I added last year, the Top 20 from Baptisms and Persons Joining in Membership from Church School and Formation Groups. I have also submitted a fun item I have not done in the past two years – the Hall of Fame! I hope you may find your church on one or more of these lists.

Once again, I thank those of you who worked to get your Table 1 in, on time or late. I also want to thank Clare Powell in the Conference Office for her invaluable work in the collecting and correlating of these reports for me and for Diane Knudsen.

Respectfully SubmittedRev. J. Scott Allred

Conference [email protected]

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2008 Statistician’s Hall of Fame“Growing the Kingdom” Awards

Most Members Received by Profession of Faith: 135 Glide MemorialMost People Baptized: 85 ArcataMost People Enrolled in Confirmation Classes: 59 Palo Alto: FirstLargest No. of Sun. Sch. Attendees Joining in Membership: 66 Oakland: Fale MaamaLargest Total Number involved in Christian Formation 2747 Alamo

“Making Disciples” Awards

Most Children in Sunday School 461 Los AltosMost Youth in Sunday School 110 San Jose: Korean

Most Adults in Sunday School 724 Walnut Creek: FirstHighest Sunday School Average Attendance 500 San Jose: KoreanMost Children in Other Groups 235 Los AltosMost Youth in Other Groups 578 Alamo

Most Adults in Other Groups 1382 AlamoHighest Average Attendance Other Groups 650 San Jose: Korean“The Future” AwardHighest Number of Active Young Adults 418 Los Altos

“If I Had a Hammer” Award

Largest Number of STVIM Teams 40 San Jose: Korean

Largest Number of STVIM Participants 168 Alamo

“Packing ‘em In” AwardsLargest Percentage of Attendance to Membership for a Church……with less than 50 Members: 210% Pacific Grove Forest Hill 21/10…50 – 100 Members: 127% Walnut Creek Formosan 95/75…100 – 150 Members: 79% LeMoore 92/117…150 – 200 Members: 125% Santa Clara Bethel Korean 208/167…200 – 250 Members: 78% Chico: Aldersgate 160/205…250 – 400 Members: 114% Point Pleasant 322/283…over 400 Members: 72% Bakersfield First 368/512…that is Federated: 606% Healdsburg 188/31

“We’re Doing Well” AwardDistrict with the Most Appearances in the Top 20: Delta, 36!

“The Top Twenty’s Top” AwardThe church that appeared the most in the Top Twenty: Sanger, 6 times!

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Table 1: Summary and the Average Church2007 2008 +/- Avg.

1. Membership Last Year 84504 83061 -1443 2332a. Received on Profession of Faith 1578 2166 588 62b. Restored by Affirmation 495 512 17 13. Received from UM Churches 649 664 15 24. Received from Other

Denominations495 486 -9 1

5a. Removed by Charge Conference 2086 1989 -97 65b. Withdrawn 534 596 62 26. Transferred to UM Churches 663 509 -154 17. Transferred to Other Denominations 234 305 71 18. Removed by Death 1143 1261 118 49. TOTAL FULL MEMBERSHIP 83061 82229 -832 2309a. Asian Members 10024 10536 512 309b. African American/Black Members 4778 5586 808 169c. Hispanic Members 1761 1906 145 59d. Native American Members 346 398 52 19e. Pacific Island Members 2587 3059 472 99f. White Members 56318 55598 -720 1569g. Mixed Race 685 1284 599 49h. Female Members 38033 39622 1589 1119i. Male Members 23537 23756 219 6710. AVG WORSHIP ATTENDANCE 39214 38142 -1072 10711. Total Baptized 1120 1158 38 312. Baptized Members Not Professing 9706 8785 -921 2513. Constituency Roll 45069 51049 5980 14314. Total in Confirmation Classes 817 935 118 3THE CHURCH SCHOOL15a. Number of Leaders in Sunday CS 3432 3629 197 1015b. Number of Leaders in Other Groups 3148 3623 475 1016a. Children in Sunday Church School 6907 7135 228 2016b Children in Other Groups 4407 4913 506 1417a. Youth in Sunday Church School 3027 3384 357 917b Youth in Other Groups 3833 3960 127 1118a. Adults in Sunday Church School 5602 5642 40 1618b Adults in Other Groups 14008 16184 2176 4519i. Total in Sunday Church School 14920 19760 4840 56

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Table 1: Summary and the Average Church2007 2008 +/- Avg.

19ii Total in Other Groups 19188 28675 9487 8019 TOTAL CHURCH SCHOOL 41732 48435 6703 13619a. Active Young Adults 4155 4701 546 1320. AVE. C. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE 8835 9175 340 2621. Ave. Attendance in Ongoing Classes 8504 9306 802 2622. Ave. Attendance in Short-Term Grps 8631 9810 1179 2723a. Children 330 451 121 123b. Youth 428 437 9 123c. Adults 1479 1665 186 523. Christian Formation Groups 2130 2336 206 724. Profession of Faith from Chrch Sch 1220 1033 -187 3STVIM25a. Number of UMVIM Teams Sent 83 116 33 025b Number of UMVIM Participants 663 881 218 2UNITED METHODIST FELLOWSHIP GROUPS26. Members in United Methodist Men 2293 2654 361 727. Amount Paid for Projects 90836 99888 9052 28028. Members in United Methodist

Women8353 8745 392 24

29. Amount Paid for Projects 1870083 646150 2 181030. Members in United Methodist Youth 3682 3596 -86 1031. Amount Paid for Projects 336344 198777 -137567 557WEEKDAY32a. Number of Weekday Ministry

Prgrms637 793 156 2

32b. Total Persons Served 24436 33612 9176 94PROPERTY VALUES AND INDEBTEDNESS33. Value of Church Land and Equity 935208684 927424465 -7784219 259782834. Value of Parsonages and Furniture 122363827 119296495 -3067332 33416435. Value of Other Assets 109259485 122750701 13491216 34383936. Indebtedness on Lines 32-34 96036655 33844992 -62191663 9480437. Other Indebtedness 1588685 1592955 4270 4462NUMBER OF NEW CHURCHES3 5 5 5NUMBER OF CHURCHES REPORTING 324 346 22NUMBER OF CHURCHES CLOSED 0 0 -3NUMBER OF CHURCHES, END OF YR 352 357 5

2A number in excess of $1,000,000 was accidentally inserted in last year’s report

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3 Five Fellowships were added to our list: Sacramento: Tongan, Clovis: Korean Fellowship, Reno: First Tongan, San Francisco: Epworth, and Fremont: First Korean.

THE TOP TWENTY

NEW MEMBERS THROUGH PROFESSION OF FAITHDistrict Church TotalGG San Francisco – Glide 135SJ Alamo 43GG San Francisco – Calvary 37FR Clovis: Memorial 36SJ Los Altos 29FR Sanger 37DL Point Pleasant 24DL Sacramento – Trinity 23NS Reno – South Reno 23SH McKinleyville 20GG Redwood City – Woodside Road 20NS Gardnerville 19GG San Francisco – Korean 18DL Cameron Park 18FR Bakersfield – First 18SJ San Jose – Wesley 18DL Rocklin 16BV Vallejo – Fellowship 15DL Sacramento – St. Mark’s 15SJ Los Gatos 15

NUMBER OF PERSONS BAPTIZEDDistrict Church TotalSH Arcata 85SJ Los Altos 50FR Sanger 24SH McKinleyville 20SJ San Jose – Korean 18

DL Sacramento – First 17SJ Alamo 17GG San Francisco – Glide 17DL Lodi – First 16

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NUMBER OF PERSONS BAPTIZEDDistrict Church TotalSH Redding 15GG San Francisco – Chinese 15SJ Santa Clara – Bethel Korean 13BV Alameda – Buena Vista 13FR Clovis – United Japanese 13SJ Los Gatos 11BV Walnut Creek – First 11DL Point Pleasant 10SJ Fremont – St. Paul’s 10BV Berkeley – United 10NS Reno – First 10

PERSONS FROM CHURCH SCHOOL/FORMATION GROUPS BECOMING MEMBERS

District ChurchBV Oakland – Fale Maama 66DL Jackson 32FR Bakersfield – First 31SJ Los Altos 29FR Sanger 28BV Walnut Creek – First 24NS Reno – South Reno 23DL Lodi – First 23GG San Bruno First Tongan 20SJ Fremont – St. Paul’s 18BV Pleasanton 18DL Cameron Park 18NS Carson City 15BV Vallejo – Fellowship 15DL Modesto – First 14SJ San Jose – Willow Glen 14NS Grass Valley – Sierra Pines 13DL Sacramento – Tongan 13-- four tied4 12

4Alamo, Yuba City: First, Reedley: First, Fale Hufanga

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WORSHIP ATTENDANCE GAINDistrict Church Gain %GainFR Clovis – Memorial 63 48FR Porterville – Grand Avenue 62 42FR Fresno – St. Mark’s 52 325!FR Sanger 38 26BV Concord – Korean 31 34SJ Gilroy 28 122!SH Montague 26 173!DL Loomis 26 12DL Sacramento – First 26 16BV Dixon 23 21DL Lincoln 22 31SJ Salinas – First 22 27SJ San Jose – Calvary 20 34GG Santa Rosa – First 17 3GG San Francisco – Temple 17 14FR Lindsay 16 31GG San Mateo – Shoreview 15 17GG San Francisco – Korean 15 10DL Point Pleasant 14 5-- five tied5 13 --

5 Cameron Park, Marysville: First, Bakersfield: First, Aptos, Fremont: First

WORSHIP ATTENDANCE PERCENTAGE GAINDistrict Church %Gain GainFR Fresno – St. Mark’s 325 52SH Montague 173 26SJ Gilroy 122 28SH Durham 67 10BV Richmond – St. Luke’s 60 12FR Clovis – Memorial 48 63DL Lodi – Salem 43 9FR Porterville – Grand Avenue 42 62SJ San Jose – Calvary 34 20BV Concord – Korean 34 31GG Round Valley 33 10FR Lindsay 31 16DL Lincoln 31 22

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WORSHIP ATTENDANCE PERCENTAGE GAINDistrict Church %Gain GainSH Biggs 30 8SJ Salinas – First 27 22FR Sanger 26 38BV Vacaville – St. Paul’s 25 5BV Dixon 21 23SH Etna 21 11SH Gridley 21 4

CHURCH MEMBERSHIP GAINDistrict Church Gain % GainGG San Francisco – Glide 229 2FR Dos Palos 68 136!GG Santa Rosa – First 43 6DL Hughson 40 23FR Clovis – Memorial 40 12GG San Francisco – Calvary 37 48FR Fresno – St. Mark’s 36 200!NS Reno – South Reno 31 4DL Sacramento – Trinity 31 30BV Oakland – Fale Maama 22 10GG San Mateo 21 12DL Linden 21 21DL Lincoln 21 19FR Sanger 20 9BV Vallejo – Fellowship 19 7 GG Redwood City – Woodside Road 19 16SH McKinleyville 18 10DL Point Pleasant 18 7SJ Pacific Grove – First 15 9DL Loomis 15 2

CHURCH MEMBERSHIP PERCENTAGE GAINDistrict Church %Gain GainFR Fresno – St. Mark’s 200 36FR Dos Palos 136 68GG San Francisco – Calvary 48 37SJ Pacific Grove – Forest Hill 43 3SH Montague 32 10

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CHURCH MEMBERSHIP PERCENTAGE GAINDistrict Church %Gain GainDL Sacramento – Trinity 30 31DL Hughson 23 40DL Linden 21 21DL Lincoln 19 21SH Durham 18 4FR Taft 17 14FR Corcoran 17 7DL Patterson Federated 16 13GG Redwood City – Woodside Road 16 19DL Ione 15 10DL Jamestown 13 6FR Clovis – Memorial 12 40GG Fort Bragg 12 10GG San Mateo - Shoreview 12 21-- four tied6 10 --

6 McKinleyville, Milpitas, Oakland: Fale Maama, Citrus Heights

TOTAL WORSHIP ATTENDANCE7

District Church Average IncreaseSJ San Jose – Korean 700 10GG Santa Rosa – First 555 17FR Visalia 494 3FR Bakersfield – First 368 13DL Point Pleasant 322 14GG San Bruno – First Tongan 290 10SJ Fremont – St. Paul’s 275 8DL Sacramento – Centennial 274 5

7 These are the top 20 churches that saw increases in Attendance in 2008. Those that saw no growth or decline are not entered

TOTAL CHURCH MEMBERSHIP8

District Church Members IncreaseGG San Francisco – Glide Memorial 11859 229BV Alamo 1138 1NS Reno – South Reno 870 31SJ San Jose – Wesley 827 1GG Santa Rosa – First 806 43DL Sacramento – St. Mark’s 725 2

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TOTAL CHURCH MEMBERSHIP8

District Church Members IncreaseDL Loomis 619 15SJ Los Gatos 573 2

8 These are the top 20 churches that saw increases in Membership in 2008. Those that saw no growth or decline are not entered.

Council on Finance & Administration Number on agency: 20 Number present when voting: 17 Number voting for: 17 Number voting against: 0 Number abstaining: 0

Date adopted: March 21, 2009 Number of meetings held: 3

The Annual Conference, like our local churches, was affected by the economic downturn. Appor-tionment collections for 2008 fell $258,614 (3%) below the level of 2007 collections. As a result the Council held an emergency meeting in January of 2009 to cut the budgeted spending level to match the 2008 collection levels. (The revised spending levels are reported separately as part of the 2010 proposed Annual Conference budget.)

During 2008, the Council and its budget subcommittee developed the 2009 conference budget after reviewing all budget requests and the financial strength of our churches and fellowships. The budget was adopted by the 2008 Annual Conference Session. The total 2009 apportionment was $12,321,158 compared to a 2008 total apportionment of $12,291,510. The total level of 2009 apportionments was unaffected by the later revision to the spending level; the Council is empowered to adjust spending levels between sessions of the Annual Conference, not apportioned amounts.

Various funds throughout the Annual Conference experience significant losses in 2008 as a result of the drop in the stock market. Investments related to the general (“Miscellaneous”) reserve of the Annual Conference showed a net investment loss of $230,493. Others funds held by CFA with invest-ments worth less than their book values at 12/31/08 are: Committee on Children and Poverty’s endow-ment fund and the Cabinet’s benevolence fund.

The Council honored Jesse Chang at a banquet in March. Jesse retired as the conference accounting manager after 30 years of service.

The Council is actively participating in the Clergy Benefits Task Force in order to collectively create a long-term funding plan proposal for clergy pension and health care benefits.

The CFA Unit Insurance committee continued to contract with Philadelphia Insurance Company for the program’s property and liability insurance. The committee monitors the claims experience of our churches while seeking to maximize coverages at the lowest cost possible.

CFA monitored the financial condition of the conference with the help of financial reports prepared by Jesse Chang, Karen Foster, Ajesh Kumar, and Carol Stubbs.

At the end of 2008, the balance of the “miscellaneous” reserve (“Other Clergy Support” & “Confer-ence Admin & Office”) was $284,029. This is net of unrealized investment losses and below the minimum level set in standing rule VI.D.3. During 2008, CFA approved and spent the following unbudgeted expenditures from this fund: $68,797 for local church/pastoral compensation emergency needs, $4,549 of consulting expense, and $5,838 for Jesse’s retirement party.

At the end of 2008, the balance of the conference benevolence reserve was $202,211. During 2008, the Council on Ministries made $437 of unbudgeted expenditures.

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Clergy Benefits Task Force

ClergyBenefitsTaskForceNumber on agency: 17 Number present when voting: 14

Number voting for: 14 Number voting against: 0 Number abstaining: 0Date adopted: April 6, 2009 Number of meetings held: 6

The Task Force was formed in October 2007, and established as a Conference Task Force at the Annual Conference Session in 2008. The 2008 Conference also adopted a Plan For Funding Pre-1982 Pensions. The Board of Pensions is recommending an update at the 2009 Session.

After considering the future funding of Retiree Health Care Premiums we supported the recommen-dation of Pensions to increase the Minimum Premium for Retiree Health Care to 30% of the premium in 2010. We note that there is nothing in the 2009 Budget for support of the premium cost.

We considered possible revision of our Standing Rules with regard to active clergy health care, but as of yet have taken no action.

We are working on a proposal for billing of active clergy pension costs directly to local churches to be in 100% effect no later than 2015. For this change to be equitable and workable, we believe a significant reduction in our work force will be required. We intend to bring our proposal to the local churches in the spring of 2010 and to the 2010 Conference Session for consideration and action.

- Don Cunningham, Chair

CCOM Personnel Committee ReportNumber on agency: 7 Number present when voting: 5

Number voting for: 5 Number voting against: 0 Number abstaining: 0 Date adopted: 03/30/09 Number of meetings held: 2

The Conference Council on Ministries employed 5 professional staff persons in 2008. The CCOM Staff is as follows: Director of Connectional Ministry, Linda Wiberg; Interim Director of Communi-cations, Cate Monaghan, Director of Youth & Camping Ministry, Kelly Newell; Director of United Methodist Volunteer in Mission, Dr. Sue King; Director of Stewardship, Betsy Schwartzentraub. Salary for all CCOM Staff comes out of the Conference Program Apportionment. Staff review and evaluation is administered by the Conference Director of Connectional Ministry and reviewed by the CCOM Personnel Committee.

Report on Staff Salaries for 2008Director of Connectional Ministries 92588 Director for Youth & Camping Ministries 73081 Director of Communications 73081 Director of Volunteers In Mission 73081 Director of Stewardship (1/2 time) 36540

Board of Church & SocietyNumber on the Board: 20 Number present when voting: 14

Voting for: 14 Number voting against: 0 Number abstaining: 0Date adopted: March 30, 2009 Number of meetings held: 4

At the 2008 Annual Conference Session, the Board sponsored resolutions on: including Social Prin-ciples in the Annual Conference agenda (Item 8), Peace in Iraq (Item 14), Ending the Death Penalty (Item 15), “Greening” the conference facilities by following the California Interfaith Power & Light

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covenant (item 16) and establishing a conference Global AIDS committee (Item 17). All items were passed by the ACS. We are currently working on the Action Plan required by Item 16 and have met with the Conference Board of Trustees and the Conference Board of Camping and Retreat Ministries on this issue. This year’s initial annual Action Plan will be posted to our Green Power ministries web page http://www.cnumc.org/page.asp?PKValues=1330 upon completion of the document.

We also sponsored Jim Winkler, the General Secretary of the General Board of Church and Society, who addressed the annual conference and also spoke at a dinner co-sponsored by the California-Ne-vada chapter of MFSA.

During the year, we gave stipends to Jola Bortner to attend a conference on immigration, a stipend to Doug Sibley to attend an interfaith conference on addictions, a stipend to Rev. Adriana Tunliu-Duk-abain to translate Genesis into her native language, and a contribution to California Interfaith Power and Light as our conference’s contribution.

We made packets of information for each district to help Church & Society chairs in local churches learn how to get information, receive updates from our national office and information from Califor-nia faith groups. In several districts, we were able to have members of the Board offer training and resources at their district training days. We continue to gather names and email addresses of chairs of Church & Society in local churches so that we can pass on to them action alerts, helpful information and updates.

We awarded ecumenical grants to RAIN (Religious Alliance in Nevada), Ecumenical Peace Insti-tute, Earth Justice Ministries, California Council of Churches, California Church IMPACT, Loaves and Fishes, and East Timor Religious Outreach.

During 2009, we awarded Peace with Justice grants totaling $9,600 to twelve groups sponsoring projects that promote peace and justice in our annual conference.

In addition to our Green Power web page, we also maintain web pages on our Conference web site on (1) C&S: Who We Are, (2) Occupied Tibet, (3) Addiction Recovery, (4) Social Principles, and (5) Take Action.

- Margo Tenold, Chair

Board of Camping and Retreat MinistriesNumber present 10; Number voting Yes 10Number voting No 0; Number abstaining 0Adopted April 27, 2009; 5 meetings held

200 campers and 40 youth and young adults participated in the 2008 summer camp program of the annual conference. Besides representing a 10% increase in campers and staff over the previous year, camps were structured and organized to share resources and reservations in a new way. Conference Staff person Kelly Newell, worked closely with camp directors and their staff, providing insight and oversight of program, policies and overall camp procedures. For the first time in a very long time, camps were programmatically cohesive, fiscally responsible and procedurally in line with safe and coherent camping practices. Kelly’s focus on program and procedures allowed the Board to focus on governance, conference camping policy, fundraising and supervision of sites and our management agency (UCCR). Water issues at Camp Lodestar necessitated the digging of a new well, which was completed and is now functioning. Camp Kelly has entered into a five year development plan under the supervision of the Nevada Sierra District COM. The use of Warner House Retreat Center at Monte Toyon is increasing and the Board is looking into ways to enlarge the bathroom, shower and kitchen facilities. Site Ministry Teams are working closely with our Site Managers to prioritize on going main-tenance as well as long term improvements.

- Cindy Storrs, President, Board of Camping and Retreat Ministries

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Board of Discipleship

Board of DiscipleshipNumber on Board 11. Number present when voting 11.

Number voting for 4. Number voting against 0. Number abstaining 7. Date adopted 03/31/2009. Number of meetings held 4.

2008 AchievementsIn 2008 the Board of Discipleship welcomed Dr. Betsy Schwarzentraub as our new staff liaison.

Thank you Betsy for always being there and always being reliable with your assistance. We also wel-comed Abide in Love as a new ministry in the CA/NV Annual Conference. The organization is funded in California but not in Nevada; therefore, the Board funded the organization to serve our churches in Nevada as well.

The Board of Discipleship continued to support Pastors’ Transition Workshop, Conflict Reconcilia-tion Team, Sierra Service Project, Youth Ministry, Stewardship Partnership, and Older Adult Ministries Council.

In the Stewardship area, Board of Discipleship members helped personally deliver copies of Giving magazine to churches – with a first-ever set of wrap ads by some of our own Conference groups and agencies. Meantime, Betsy Schwarzentraub made 54 field visits during 2008 to 39 churches plus 4 district events and 3 Conference events, with sermons and workshops ranging from “Creating a Cli-mate for Generous Giving” and “Year-Round Stewardship” to “Annual Stewardship Campaigns” and “Drawing the ENOUGH Line.”

Our focus for 2008-2009 was working with the Angola Partnership and Volunteers in Mission to produce a new curriculum in conjunction with the West Angola Annual Conference. Together we want to develop a children’s education program about Being in Ministry Together. We want the curriculum to be in both Portuguese and English, written in California-Nevada and West Angola. We will use pictures from churches in both West Angola and in California-Nevada. This project will continue into 2010. This project will be done in partnership between the West Angola Annual Conference and the California-Nevada Annual Conference.

Older Adult Ministry CouncilOAMC wrote a grant and received the full request of $8500 from the Beulah Foundation in October

2008. With funds from the 2007 grant, OAMC was able to write and publish two newsletters, which were distributed at the 2008 Conference, attached to the OAMC web page on the Conference website, emailed as a link on the Conference’s Instant Connection newsletter, mailed to District headquarters, and handed out by Council members to churches in their districts. The Beulah Foundation grant mon-ies also provided funds for the completion of the Best Practices Guide in June and a subsequent updat-ing in November. Hard-copy publications of the Guide were sent to churches listed with Best Practices and available at the 2008 Conference. The Guide could also be obtained by downloading it from the OAMC webpage. Another use of the Beulah Foundation grant monies was to fund three Coming Fully Alive as You Age (CFA) sites: Carson Valley UMC, St. Andrew’s UMC in Sacramento, and Clovis UMC. The Council has plans to return to the same sites Beulah funded last year to do a followup pro-gram series. An additional program series discussed this year and to be developed in 2009 with Beulah funding is Listening to Legacies. This is an intergenerational workshop with congregation’s Sunday School children and Older Adults that involves storytelling and listening. It is intended to be a model for other churches wanting to establish such programs. The curriculum will be revised and tested at other sites later in 2009.

BOD funding was $2000 this year instead of the $3000 last year. A grant request has been submit-ted in the amount of $4500 for next year for the program, Elders as Earth Advocates and Partners with Youth. The BOD funding this year was used for Coming Fully Alive programs at the following sites: Lower Lake UMC (Clearlake cluster); Walnut Creek UMC; FUMC Santa Rosa; New Vision UMC/

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Chadbourne Adult Ed.

The Older Adult Ministry Council’s Best Practices Guide was recognized at the 2009 America Society on Aging Conference, an international conference for older adults. Rev. Dr. Richard Gentzler was the lead speaker for the Interfaith Coalition on Aging on March 15, 2009. His speech title was “In-novative Best Practices in Older Adult Ministries;” this was an intensive session focusing on the search for new service models of outreach to, for and with older adults.

OAMC members, Pat Sanborn, Judith Pruess-Mellow and Susan Harlan, delivered a 90-minute talk entitled Best Practices to Grow Older Adult Programs. This presentation highlighted Santa Rosa UMC’s and other churches Best Practices programs presented through OAMC.

The Older Adult Ministry Council met quarterly in 2008. The Council had 18 members, including a good variety of ages, genders, races, clergy and lay.

Board of Higher Education and Campus MinistryNumber on agency: 17 Number present when voting: 13

Number voting for : 13 Number voting against: 0 Number abstaining: 0Date adopted: 1/31/09 Number of meetings held: 3 in 2008

Claiming A Future with Hope, (our General Conference theme), we continued our mission of developing Christian leaders and accompanying students and faculty on their spiritual journey through campus ministry and by supporting higher education development. At the 160th Session of our Annual Conference in Sacramento in June, we extended Christ’s invitation for a Joyous Life (our Annual Conference theme) by hosting a wonderful luncheon where we heard of God’s amazing strength from Rev. Lloyd Nyarota, a graduate of African University and Area Projects and Communications Coordi-nator for the Zimbabwe Episcopal Area of The UMC. Rev. Nyarota, Rev. Carolyn Talmadge, campus minister at San Francisco State University, and students, joined the Philippine Solidarity & Pastoral Visit June 23 - July 7, which was co-sponsored by our Board. During the luncheon we watched a video created by a student from UC Davis while he was a member of the second Young Adult United Meth-odist Volunteer in Mission Team to Africa University in July of 2007, with leadership from Rev. Tarah Trueblood, campus minister of Wesley Foundation at UC Berkeley. The students who attended United Methodist Student Movement (UMSM) Forum, at American University in Washington, D.C. in May, shared exciting stories about representing the Western Jurisdiction at this event. In fact, two Califor-nians are the representatives of this Jurisdiction on the National UMSM Steering Committee 2008-2009! They are Noel Estes of San Francisco State University and Joe Rokoyawa of Sacramento City College. The Reverend Carolyn Talmadge, campus minister at San Francisco State University, “The Edge,” serves as the UMSM Advisor for our Annual Conference. Just before our luncheon, we had the pleasure of giving The Reverend Dennis Taber the 2008 Francis Asbury Award, which recognizes those who have made a significant contribution to fostering the church’s ministries in higher education. Also in 2008, three grateful students benefited from the extension of Christ’s invitation for a joyous life through the Conference Merit Scholarships.

- Deborah WeatherspoonChair, Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry

Our global extension of Christ’s invitation for a Joyous Life continued as The Reverend Kristin Stoneking, Director and Campus Minister at the Cal Aggie Christian Association/CA House in Da-vis, traveled to Finland to give a paper at a global conference for chaplains and campus ministers. Her paper is on multifaith ministry from a Christian perspective, using her experience of creating a multi-faith intentional residential community. Our Board was pleased to help support her trip. Congregations and campus ministries are encouraged to call on Rev. Stoneking to share her paper and her experience at this conference with your communities. After many years of visioning the possibilities for the future of CA House, we celebrated the opening of the Multifaith Living Community (MLC) in the Fall. In

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addition to housing 37 residents in an intentional, multifaith community, the MLC provides impor-tant multifaith programming for UC Davis and the wider Davis community. Wesley Foundation at UC Berkeley was successful in acquiring a coveted Use Permit from the City of Berkeley to build a four-story student housing and campus ministry development project on Wesley Foundaton property adjacent to the UC Berkeley campus. The project design, by notable Bay Area architect Krik Peterson, was unanimously approved by the City’s Design Review Committee and the project was unanimously supported by the Zoning Adjustments Board. On completion in the fall of 2010, Wesley House will be home to 95 Cal residents. The Edge, at San Francisco State, continues to grow in membership and also expanded their housing community to a second location. In addition to this expansion, and their ongoing ministry and service programs, the Edge hosted and helped coordinate the World Christian Student Fellowship gathering this January in San Francisco. Eighty students from throughout North America attended this conference, which re-launched this organization in the United States. Feast, our ministry at UC Santa Cruz also continues to grow, with up to 20 to 25 students attending events. There are three to four weekly events as well as numerous service and retreat activities each quarter. United Campus Christian Ministry, our UM related Ministry at Stanford is dedicated to exploring the intersection of spirituality and social justice with offerings such as Taizé chanting and prayer, Bible studies, and hosting events such as the Eyes Wide Open and an Interfaith Service of Lamentation for the victims of war. The Wesley Foundation at Merced is reaching out to UC Merced and Merced College through fellowship dinners, outreach to the homeless, and cooperatives with other church communities. UN Reno is currently looking for a part-time Campus Minister.

- Jay Pierce,Chair, Campus Ministry Committee

Board of Laity Annual Conference Report 2008Our primary focus has been and will continue to affirm and amplify the mission and ministry of the

California-Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. We sought to live out that mis-sion as a people with “Passion in Jesus Christ and Compassion for all God’s people”. The living out of that mission necessitates our focus on four identified vision themes, which include Passion for the Mind of Christ, Compassion with the Heart of Christ, Celebrate our Diversity and Unity in Christ and Extending Christ’s Invitation to a Joyous Life.

We believe that vital and vibrant relationships between clergy and laity ministries must exist, that caring and nurturing compassion is evident if we are to be effective in our mission and ministry. This outlook is critical in making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. To this end, relying on the power and grace of the Holy Spirit, we strive to seek a journey that is intentional and inspirational in active partnership sharing our faith journey with all those with whom we come into contact.

Lastly, as we move forward into a new quadrennial 2009-2012, we will continue to foster recruiting practices that develop laity leadership at the local churches, within and throughout the Districts and the Annual Conference. Laity participants will be encouraged to attend local training opportunities among the Districts and within the Annual Conference as well as those presented in other annual conferences throughout the General United Methodist Church. Upon returning to their respective ministries, it will be expected that they will present their experiences and the blessings received.

One such laity training session that occurred this year was our Annual Conference BOL hosting the Annual Meeting of the Association of Annual Conference Lay Leaders at California-Nevada Annual Conference West Sacramento Conference Center February 19-22, 2009. This indeed was an excellent first-hand opportunity for all involved; the high quality of instruction as presented by seminar leaders in their level of expertise dealing with laity leadership development for vital congregations.

Conference Year 2008 was also a year of good-byes and hellos as we celebrated the work of Pete Taylor and Blanche Farnam with their eight years each of service to the Conference along with Cathy Warner a former District Lay Leader who has for the past four years chaired the ClayM Committee

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where we have so appreciated her leadership. We also welcomed Ruby Bago, Neal & Sharron Wil-liams, and Nia Mateialona all new District Lay Leaders.

Above all, let us affirm our faith as Jesus has taught us, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength.” The second is this, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” Mark 12: 30-31b. Praise be to God!

Submitted by Gayle Shearman and Burt YinAnnual Conference Co-Lay Leaders

Board Of Missions 2009Number on Agency: 27 Number of meetings held: 3

The Board of Missions is a diverse body of men and women committed to expanding the missional outreach of the United Methodist Church within the California-Nevada Conference. Currently the Board of Missions is composed of six standing committees, several sub-committees, and a newly-formed Missional Task Force. In 2008, the board was able to assist 4 churches with $316,588 on loans from the Revolving Loan Fund to make building improvements and property expansion. Our Ethnic Minority Congregations Fund assisted 13 churches with $73,920 to develop new ministries and the Emerging Congregations Fund worked with 5 churches, developing newly forming communities and establishing two new church starts. The Equitable Compensation Fund continued to provide minimum salary support for clergy persons and the Board of Missions designated $44,000 in additional funds to support four clergy appointments needing “Missional Equitable Compensation” support. The Board agreed to fund these ministries for one appointment year and developed a Missional Support Task Force to review criteria and strategies for long-term future support. The goal of the task force is to develop new funding sources and criteria for evaluating and supporting vital ministries that require long-term financial assistance due to the demographics and nature of their mission.

The board continued to provide Hurricane Scholarship Support for the UMVIM program. They also continued support for the Side-by-Side Spiritual Companions ministry, the Israel/Palestine Task Force, the Philippines Solidarity Task Force, Hmong ministries, and Cross Cultural Ministry Training and Development. Our Academy for New Church Start Pastors continued to develop and evaluate the skills of pastors seeking appointments to new church starts and has worked hard to encourage developmental benchmarks in our new, growing congregations. The Church Revitalization Committee encouraged all congregations to complete the Vital Signs assessment and is compiling data to evaluate the overall vi-tality of our conference’s local churches. The Board’s work is multi-faceted; working with individuals, local churches, agencies and districts to develop ministry through shared resources and accountable discipleship and planning.

Jennifer EdenboroughChair, Board of Missions

Conference Secretary of Global Ministries ReportWe celebrate that Western Jurisdiction leads all jurisdictions in 2008 Advance per capita giving

($4.50 as of June 30, 2008). Our Conference supports 11 GBGM missionaries. Our churches sup-ported 21 GBGM missionaries and 1 International Person in Mission.

• 2008 grand total pledge - $32,874.00; 2008 grand total YTD gifts receipt - $97,020.21

• 42 total gifting churches – of which, 23 have covenant relationships

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• Of 23 churches with covenant relationships, 7 were newly established covenant relationships!

*Calwa UMC – Fresno First UMC – Palo Alto*First UMC – Napa First UMC – Santa Rosa*Montague UMC First UMC – Walnut Creek*St. Mark’s UMC – Bakersfield Grass Valley UMC*Trinity UMC – Anderson Healdsburg Community Church*Wesley UMC – Bakersfield Kings Beach UMC*Wesley UMC – San Jose Korean UMC of Santa Clara Valley – San JoseAldersgate UMC – Chico Los Altos UMCAlmaden Hills UMC – San Jose Memorial UMC – ClovisCampbell UMC Mt. Tamalpais UMC – Mill ValleyCentral UMC – Stockton Nevada City UMCChurch of the Wayfarer – Carmel San Ramon Valley UMC – AlamoCitrus Heights UMC Sebastopol UMCDavis UMC Sonoma UMCEast Bay Formosan UMC – Walnut Creek St. Andrew’s UMC – Palo AltoEl Dorado County Federated – Placerville St. Mark’s UMC – SacramentoEl Sobrante UMC Tice Valley UMC – Walnut CreekEpworth UMC – Fallon Trinity UMC – BerkeleyFirst UMC – Carson City Trinity UMC – ChicoFirst UMC – Dinuba Twin Towers UMC – AlamedaFirst UMC – Modesto UMC of Daly City

*New Covenant Relationship established during the reporting period.

These 42 churches will be recognized and will receive certificates during a luncheon at the Annual Conference Session for their generosity in their second-mile giving. GBGM Mission Personnel truly appreciates your participation and support!

Thanks to Howard Parker, Golden Gate District Secretary of Global Ministries, and the Conference Commission on Communications, our web site is up and being updated regularly. There is a link to GBGM missionaries and their bios there and all the forms you will need are also there. We will be adding the list of retired missionaries in the very near future.

I took on this responsibility last July 2008. I have learned so much, talked with a lot of people, and met new people these last several months. I am in the process of recruiting more District Secretaries of Global Ministries so that we may be able to reach all the churches in our Conference so they may be able to learn and participate in our global mission. With lots of prayers and support, I am encouraged and enjoying this job!

Laddie Perez-GalangConference Secretary of Global Ministries

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Committee on New Church DevelopmentNumber on Committee: 8 Number present when voting: 8

Number voting for: 6 Number voting against: 0 Number abstaining:2

Date report adopted: 3/31/09 Number of meetings held: 5

2008 AchievementsThe task of the Committee on New Church Development is to work with the Cabinet to identify,

initiate and support the creation of new churches and to identify, recruit, train and support pastors to start new churches.

Twenty-four pastors have completed the Academy for New Church Planters over the last three years. Of these, five are currently appointed to new church starts. This academy consists of the School of Congregational Development and two one-week sessions held in our conference. This acad-emy helps pastors who have an interest to church planting to discern this call. It also provides training in church planting.

In 2008 the New Church Development Committee supported six new church starts. They are Clovis Hmong ministry; Sacramento, Oak Park; San Francisco, Epworth Fellowship; San Francisco, Nueva Vida; and San Francisco, Sara Laughed. The funding for some of these projects has been shared with the Board of Missions, the Sacramento United Methodist Mission and the Conference Hispanic Ministry Committee. In addition, the NCD is in partnership with the Fresno Missionary and Church Extension Society to select a site for a church plant.

Vickie Healy, Chair

Ethnic Minority Congregations CommitteeFunds (EMCF) and (NAS)

Calendar Year Report 2008

District Church /Project/Ministry AmountBay View South Hayward – The Spiritual Image $ 5,000

Oakland Korean – Young Adult Ministry $ 4,920 Delta Stockton: St. Mark’s – Hispanic Ministry Project $ 8,000

Point Pleasant – Cambodian Language Ministry $ 7,000Emanuel – Room Remodel for Multipurpose $ 7,000

Fresno Clovis Hmong – Pastoral Support $ 1,500Hmong Ministry in Merced $10,000

Golden Gate Pine – City Light Fellowship Program $ 1,000Chinese SF – Children Ministries & Outreach Care $ 8,000

Nevada Sierra Schurz – Pastoral Support (EMCF) $ 5,000 Nevada Sierra Schurz – Pastoral Support (NAS) $ 5,000 San Jose East Hollister – Multicultural Youth Ministries $ 6,000

Soledad – Happy Children $ 7,000 Caucuses Hmong Caucus $ 4,000

Hispanic Caucus: Si Se Puede $10,000

The Ethnic Minority Congregational Fund was established for the purpose of developing and

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strengthening the ministries of ethnic congregations and ministries to ethnic persons. Guidelines mandate that funding is available up to five years in decreasing amounts. Due to limited resources and diversity of ethnic minority constituencies desiring funding, funding should be considered as seed money or support money rather than indefinite funding. Money should not be used to provide supplementary salary to current pastoral staff. Application Forms are available through the Conference Office, (916) 374-1525.

Chairperson: Rev. Peter Lau

Board of Ordained MinistryNumber on Agency: 59 Number on Executive Committee: 16

Number of full Board meetings held: 2Number of Executive Committee meetings held: 10

The responsibilities of the Board of Ordained Ministry include enlistment and recruitment of candidates for ministry; the formation and evaluation of candidates and recommendations for com-missioning and ordination; the continuing education and spiritual formation of clergy; providing and training guides and mentors for candidates, working with persons changing their relationship with the Conference (such as retirement or leave of absence); providing supportive services; working with the Cabinet on matters of clergy conduct; and—increasingly—setting the standards by which clergy in the Conference will hold themselves accountable to one another and to the mission of the Conference.

All of this is done in the context of our individual and mutual calls to ministry and the collegiality of membership in the Annual Conference. The Orders of Elders, Deacons, and Local Pastors and As-sociate Members work in and through the Board to foster collegial and formational relationships. The Council for Clergy Development works as a joint enterprise of the Board and the Orders.

The District Committees on Ordained Ministry operate as an extension of the Board in relationship with local pastors and candidates who are not yet commissioned. We strive for consistency, fairness and attentiveness to the Spirit as we have worked this year with almost 100 candidates in process pre-commissioning and 38 candidates who have already been commissioned. Once commissioned, candidates enter a “residency” process and continue to be formed, trained and nurtured, under the supervision of the Residents in Ministry Committee, from readiness for ministry toward effectiveness in ministry, which is the standard for ordination.

All of this is done with reference to the qualities outlined in the statement of Transformational Clergy Leaders of the California-Nevada Annual Conference, adopted in 2007. Increasingly, the Board’s work focuses on encouraging transformational clergy leader qualities among currently serving clergy as well as candidates for ordination. To this end, the Board has worked through the Council on Clergy Development this year to mandate standardized clergy assessments using the Lewis Pastoral Leadership Inventory, and to adopt a mandatory continuing education requirement for all active clergy.

I am deeply appreciative of the time and giftedness of clergy and lay people who commit them-selves to serve as members of the Board. We serve the mission of the Conference with great hope for the future of the Church of Jesus Christ.

Kathi McShane, Chair

Order Of Elders

The Purpose of an OrderThe Order of Deacons and Order of Elders, separately or together, seek to respond to the spiritual

hunger among clergy for a fulfilling sense of vocation, for support among peer…and for a deepening relationship with God. (¶306)

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TheSpecificandlimitedfunctionsofeachOrderisto:1. Provide for regular gatherings of ordained deacons and ordained elders for continuing formation;2. Assist in plans for individual study and retreat experiences;3. Develop a bond of unity and common commitment to the mission and ministry of the UMC and

annual conference;4. Enable the creation of relationships that allow mutual support and trust5. Holds accountable all members of the Order in the fulfilling of these purposes (¶307)

It was not easy to fulfill my duties in the midst of so many changes of the last two years. As you know Odette Lockwood-Stewart was replaced by three co-chairs: Kristie Olah, Kathi McShane, and I. After a short time, Kristie Olah was appointed as the Superintendent for the San Jose District and Kathi McShane was appointed to be the Chairperson of the Board of Ordained Ministry. Then in Au-gust 2008 we said farewell to Bishop Shamana and welcomed our new Bishop Warner and Mrs. Brown in September. So here I am, as an imperfect individual in an imperfect situation trying to respond to my call as your chair.

Our first gathering was held at the Modesto First UMC, Debra Brady and the hospitality of her church family paved the way for a great day. The upbeat music and dancing from Sanger UMC youth put us on our feet and later our Bishop shared with us his dreams and hopes for our conference. Kathy LaPoint, together with the Bishop, put more emphasis on the importance for all clergies to continue their education.

I am very grateful that I am surrounded by down-to-earth people of wisdom and experience. I have known this by working together with them; Kathi McShane and the Board of Ordained Ministry and The Executive Committee; Kathie La Point Collup and The Council for Clergy Development; Susan Smith and The Order of Deacons; and Elmar de Ocera and the ministry of the Licensed Local Pastor. I am very thankful to Anne Lau Choi, who continues to keep our spiritual connection through our Prayer Chain and to Don Cunningham and Vickie Healy our “Order Ombudsman”, our true companions in the midst of difficulties. Also for Pam Fine for coordinating with UMVIM our Spanish Language Team to Guatemala. By working together with these committees we will fulfill the needs for more spiritual food, deepening our relationship with one another and with God.

I am very grateful for the opportunity to be your chair and that you have your trust in me. I certainly need your prayers and your support. May God bless you all.

Sifa Hingano

The Order of DeaconsNumber in Order: 25 Number of Meetings Held: 2

2008 OverviewThe Order of Deacons gathered for breakfast during Annual Conference to celebrate the commis-

sioning of Donene Blair, Gayle Dee, Ann Jordan and Pat Stout, and the ministry of Donna Morrow DeCamp as she retired and entered into a new phase in her ministry. We look forward to this annual time for fellowship and support, sharing with one another about our lives and ministries, and finding encouragement and strength in our relationships with one another.

On February 2, 2009, we were pleased to meet with Bishop Brown and include him in our fellow-ship. We shared ministry ideas and concerns and celebrated the common ground we share as we each live into our calling to servant ministry. We continue to seek ways to collaborate with one another and offer our gifts to the conference as a whole.

We are delighted to be in partnership with the clergy and laity of the Annual Conference as we do the work of carrying God’s light into the world and bringing the darkness of the world to God’s light. As our Order grows, we are inspired by the many ways Deacons have heard and answered the call to

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serve God. We are educators and musicians, writers and advocates, chaplains and attorneys, finance ministers and youth ministers. Of the eighteen deacons under appointment, half of us serve in local churches building the body of Christ to go out into the world, while the other half serve in appoint-ments that extend the ministry of the church into the community and bring the needs of the community back to the church for love and care. Sometimes we think of this work as being a bridge between the church and the world. However, it has also been described as a path – a path that has many twists and turns, connections and points of entry, and is wide enough, of course, for two or more people to walk together. As we travel together on this path of ministry, may we continue to watch over one another in love.

Susan Grace Smith, Chair of the Order of Deacons

Conference Board of Pensions

2009 Personnel ReportThe Executive Secretary for the Conference Board of Pensions is Grady Knowles, who has held

this position since 1982. The salary for this position was $94,000 during 2008. The salary set for 2009 was $97,008, a 3.20% increase. However, Grady voluntarily requested that his 2009 salary initially be frozen at the 2008 amount, and then reduced by 3.85% to $90,381, in support of action taken by the Conference Council on Finance and Administration, bearing on Conference Staff positions funded through apportionments.

The Board maintains a standing Personnel Committee which meets regularly during the year. The committee reviews and evaluates the Executive Secretary’s performance and reports to the Board. The review includes reference to the job description and specific goals for each year, as well as periodic consulting with Board constituents and staff colleagues.

In addition to Conference Board of Pensions responsibilities, the Executive Secretary periodically assumes connectional responsibilities at the Jurisdictional and General Church level, with such service affirmed and supported by the Conference Board of Pensions.

The Personnel Committee maintains specific up-to-date job descriptions for staff and sets personnel policies for the Board in accordance with Annual Conference guidelines.

John Albright, ChairpersonConference Board of Pensions, Personnel Committee

Conference Board of TrusteesNumber on agency: 12; Number present when voting: 9

Voting for: 9 ; Voting Against: 0; Abstaining: 0 ;Adopted: April 1, 2009 Number of meetings: 3

The Conference Board of Trustees maintains seven district parsonages, an Episcopal residence and the United Methodist Center. The Board also holds in trust the property of the former First St. John’s United Methodist Church and the former Hamilton United Methodist Church, both in San Francisco. The Board is in escrow on the sale of the First St. John’s UMC property.

During 2008, the Board contracted with real estate management firms to manage the following rental properties: five district parsonages and the First St. John’s property. The Board continues to replace the heating and air conditioning units at the United Methodist Center. No major improvements were made to the properties in 2008.

The Board fulfills its responsibilities as delineated in ¶2512 of the 2008 Book of Discipline.

Diane Knudsen, Treasurer

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United Methodist WomenNumber on Conference Executive Comm: 25; Number present when voting: 16;

Number voting for: 14; Number voting against: 0; Number abstaining: 2; Date adopted: March 31, 2009 Number of meetings held: 3

United Methodist Women (UMW) are women with a Purpose, which is:

• to know God and experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ;• to develop a creative, supportive fellowship;• to expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries of the church.

The local unit breathes life and meaning into our Purpose. More than 215 units are engaged in local mission projects of their choosing, such as volunteering at a school for homeless children, working with women recovering from drug addiction, forming a prayer shawl ministry, and visiting people liv-ing in extended care facilities.

In 2008, the local units raised $360,000 for mission. These funds are instrumental in keeping the doors of United Methodist mission institutions, around the world, open.

You are invited and encouraged to enroll in the Conference sponsored Mission Education Events where three studies are offered. In 2008, the studies were: I Believe in Jesus; Israel and Palestine; and Native American Survival. Over 450 men and women attended these events. In 2009, the studies will be: Food and Faith; The Beauty and Courage of the Sudan; and Native American Survival.

UMW seeks to be an inclusive organization where all are welcomed and able to participate fully. We are blessed with a Spanish Language Coordinator, Lydia Gutierrez, and a Korean Language Coor-dinator, JaSung Hawk. Their role is to guide us in becoming truly welcoming and strengthening our relationship with women whose first language is Spanish or Korean.

We are excited that several units, inactive for years, have chosen to become active once again. A new unit has been chartered at Selma San Pablo. In 2009, we expect to reactivate and charter at least 5 units.

More than 200 women joined us for our Annual Celebration last fall in Napa where the theme was ’So How are the Children?’ The day was full of blessings from the opening songfest to the benedic-tion. We were privileged to have Bishop Warner Brown and his wife, Minnie, join us. Members collected school supplies to fill more than 240 backpacks for young people living on the Schurz and Round Valley Indian Reservations.

As stewards of the Beulah Fund, the Conference UMW awarded grants totaling more than $110,000 to programs serving seniors in 2009.

Our Legislative Event focused on ‘economic justice’ issues, such as foreclosures and responsible lending. After hearing from Rev. Sharon Delgado, our keynote speaker, and representatives from As-sembly Speaker Karen Bass and Senate ProTem Darrell Steinberg’s office, we walked to the Capitol and met with our Assembly members and Senators.

The UMW breakfast at Annual Conference is always a sellout. This year it will be held at Sacra-mento 1st UMC and Rev. Pauline Bowen will speak to the theme, ‘Keepers of the Flame’. Sacramento Emmanuel UMC women’s choir will open the event – calling us into God’s presence. Please join us.

We celebrate Kathy Kim’s election to serve as a Women’s Division Director representing the West-ern Jurisdiction.

We are proud of our website, www.cnumw.org. Why not check it out?

Connie Hunter, President

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Annual Conference Session, Commission on theNumber on the Agency: 33 Number present when voting: 21

Number voting for: 21 Number voting against: 0 Number abstaining: 0 Number of meetings held: 4 Date adopted: February 14, 2009.

The Commission on the Annual Conference Session facilitates the annual gathering of approximate-ly 1500 persons. The members of the Commission, with the support of other Conference members, facilitate the planning of worship services, plenary sessions, gathering of the sections, mission oppor-tunities, meals, and other opportunities for Christian conferencing.

Guided by the theme, “Extending Christ’s Invitation for a Joyous Life,” the160 th Session of the California-Nevada Annual Conference met in Sacramento, California, from June 17-21, 2008.

During our time together, we worshiped together, shared significant meal time events, offered and passed legislation, and explored many mission and social justice opportunities. We celebrated the saints who have gone before us. We shared in the ordination and consecration of colleagues and friends. We elected our General and Jurisdictional Delegation. We renewed friendships, old and new. We experienced “poeticus interruptus” (as Bishop Shamana called it) where poetry was read that brought us back to moments of artful presence. It was also the time when we said goodbye and cel-ebrated Bishop Beverly Shamana’s ministry to all of us here at California-Nevada Annual Conference.

The Commission looks forward with excitement to the 161st Annual Conference Session. We ex-pect a different flavor this year, with a new bishop and new focus for the Quadrenium. Our theme will again be “PASSION IN JESUS CHRIST, COMPASSION FOR ALL,” with a different focus each day.

Together, let us experience the opportunity for Christian Conferencing!

Debbie Dillon, ChairCommission on the Annual Conference Session

Commission on Archives and History Meeting on February 14, 2009

Number Present: 5 Vote: 5 yes; 0 no; 0 abstaining.

Our Historical Society was organized in 1873 followed by a parallel group “William Taylor Memo-rial Association and finally morphed into the Commission on Archives and History in 1968.

Our Commission is a part of the Western Jurisdiction on Archives and History. Sargent Wright and Larry Staley attended the latest Jurisdictional gathering in Homer, Alaska, April 23-26. We pay $200 annually to fund this group.

We are aided greatly by our Archivist, Steven Yale who has been transferring books and records from our previous location to Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley and other nearby locations to house our increasing volume of materials.

We are funded from four groups: Conference budgeted money, Unbudgeted money from offerings and used-book sales at annual conference, Historical Society fund, and the Fry Fund.

Our six Commission members meet in October and February.

Sargent Wright, President

Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns Number on Agency: 16; Number present when voting: 7

Number voting for: 7; Number voting against: 0;Number abstaining: 0; Date adopted: March 26, 2009; Number of meetings held: 3

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a luncheon at Annual Conference Session. In 2008 we were engaged by Rabbi Avram Davis whose celebratory spirit embodied the title of his presentation, A Joyful Judaism, which included singing, speaking, sharing and interacting.

For the ACS 2009 our presenters are Doug Smith, chair of the Israel-Palestine Task Force, and Rabbi Dan Goldblatt. They will share their experiences of “Compassionate Listening,” a process that was crucial to the friendship they have formed despite their differences. The method of the Compas-sionate Listening Project has built coalitions and relationships to support peace-making efforts in Israel-Palestine.

During the 2007-08 appointment year, representatives of CCUIC presented the workshop, Chris-tianity and Islam, to district training days at five of Cal/Nevada’s seven districts. The workshop pro-vided basic information and resources on Islam and suggested ways local congregations might build relations with Muslims in their communities.

In fall 2008, we adopted a new quadrennial theme, Waging Peace: Bridging the Gap Among People of Faith, to guide us in setting goals and prioritizing our efforts in the 2009-12 quadrennium. In the spirit of our theme, Revs. Heather Hammer and Alexis Easton developed a workshop entitled No Peace Anywhere Without Listening. It will be presented at the Bay View District Training Event in April 2009 with the expectation of future presentations at other district training events and elsewhere.

Vice-chairperson Alex Souto attended Ecumenical Advocacy Days in Washington, DC, where he met with legislative aids and advocated for ecological justice and creation care. One concern related to this year’s theme of eco-justice was providing support to eco-refugees.

In addition to the interfaith focus, CCUIC has furthered ecumenical dialogue through a presentation by Diane Lowe. Ms. Lowe is chair of the Commission for Ecumenical Affairs for the Sierra Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America and shared with the Commission the history of ecumenism in her denomination. She is also a past chair of the National Workshop on Christian Unity. In support of national ecumenical efforts, Alexis Easton and Heather Hammer will attend the 2009 Workshop in Phoenix.

Commission on Communications of the Annual ConferenceNumber on the agency: 13; Number present when voting: 11

Number voting for: 11; Number voting against : 0; Number abstaining: 2Date adopted: March 28, 2009 Number of meetings held 5

2008 AchievementsIn early 2008 our Communications Director Jeneane Jones resigned to take a position with the Gen-

eral Board of Religion and Race. It was our recommendation that Cate Monaghan become the interim director which action was affirmed and Cate was hired. An temporary administrative assistant was hired for the office, Jane Horstman. Both Cate and Jane have been an exemplary team and an asset to Communications.

This year the Commission, welcomed and oriented new staff as well as honoring and saying goodbye to staff leaving for other positions within the larger church. We are grateful for the work of Jeneane Jones, Cate Monaghan, Jane Horstman.

We followed up with local churches who had received Commission grants or equipment for their offices to ensure that the equipment was being put to use and to find out what difference this equip-ment was making in their ministries. Our display at Annual Conference shared some of those stories. In some cases tech support was needed to complete the transition to full operation of the equipment. These grants have been a very effective way of helping our churches.

The Communications Office provided technical resourcing workshops for the District AA’s and

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chairs of various conference committees and agencies, encouraging them to develop their own web presence on the conference web page.

We created a video page on the conference web site which allows churches and individuals to up-load their videos for sharing with the conference.

We continue to update the Instant Connection as a useful communication tool.

The commission has focused on improving communication with our various language groups. We have been working on translation/interpretation in a multilingual approach to our meetings, workshops and life together.

Members of the Commission continue to assist in the communications task at Annual Conference Session and to be available for technical help to local churches by request.

Ardith Allread, Chair

Commission on Equitable Compensation Tom Hillman, Chair

The Equitable Compensation Commission met one time in 2008 to carry out its duties to:

1. Advocate adequate and equitable compensation for each clergy position2. Provide minimum compensation support in instances of established need.3. Assist in funding compensation packages for pastors appointed to Special Missional Ministries,

according to priorities set by the United Methodist Church, the Annual Conference, the Board of Missions and the Cabinet.

The commission approved 21 minimum compensation grants of $142,162.00 and 6 missional com-pensation grants of $52,500 for a total of $194,662.

Grants made during the calendar year 2008:

District Church AmountMinimum Missional

BV Elmhurst UMC $4,000BV Pittsburgh UMC 4,000BV Richmond St. Luke’s UMC 4,000BV Richmond Good Shepherd UMC 8,500BV Vallejo UMC 3,000D Citrus Heights 5,000D Trinity UMC 12,000D Linden 12,000D Sacramento Central 6,000D North Sacramento UMC 10,000D Oakdale Community 10,000F Fresno Christian Fellowship 6,000 F Clovis Memorial 4,500F Tehachapi Valley UMC 6,000

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District Church AmountMinimum Missional

GG Epworth 12,000GG Forestville 3,050GG Evergreen/ Mendocino Coop. 5,000NS Downieville UMC 5,000SJ East Salinas Family Center 6,000SJ Greenfield 6,000SH Fall River Mills 4,000SH Oroville 5,000SH Red Bluff 23,612SH Mt. Shasta 7,000SH Klamath 10,000SH Los Molinos 7,000SH Kelseyville 6,000 Subtotal $142,162.00

$52,500.00TOTAL - $194,662.00

Commission on Religion and RaceNumber on Agency: 14; Number present when voting: 11

Number voting for:11; Number voting against: 0Number abstaining: 0; Date adopted: March 31, 2009; Number of meetings held: 4

The Commission on Religion and Race (CORR) has held 4 meetings at the time of this report dur-ing the current annual conference year. Another meeting is being scheduled for April 17th, 2009. We have an average attendance of eleven members at our meetings.

At the 2008 Annual Conference Session (ACS), CORR presented the Bishop Melvin Talbert Award for Racial Justice to Mr. Pete Taylor, the Conference Lay Leader, for his commitment to building a diverse and inclusive church. The award was a fitting tribute to his long service to the Annual Confer-ence as he completed his term as the Conference Lay Leader.

CORR met with Bishop Warner Brown on October 23rd, 2008 at the Conference Center to discuss issues of importance to the work of the commission. Bishop Brown expressed strong support for the work of the commission, including the plan for a review of the Annual Conference to be conducted by the General Commission on Religion and Race (GCORR).

We began implementing one of the major roles and functions of CORR at the 2008 ACS, namely, that of Monitoring/Evaluating (BOD ¶ 740). That work was received quite positively. We will continue this important work at the 2009 ACS and will be extending it to the laity and clergy sessions. CORR has also been in conversations about expanding the work of monitoring to other levels of the Annual Conference. In addition to this ministry, we are also advocating for more simultaneous translations into other languages in order to encourage better participation of non-English speaking delegates. An orientation is also being planned by the Rev. Linda Wiberg for Tongan clergy and lay delegates.

CORR continues to support the ministries of the racial-ethnic caucuses by providing them grants. Similarly, we continue to support the “Training for Competency in Inter-ethnic/Inter-racial and Multi-cultural Ministry Leadership,” a project headed by Dr. Lucia Ann McSpadden, as well as the ministry

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of the Conference Immigration Task Force.

Our work has been tremendously supported by Mrs. Kathleen Thomas-Sano, Associate General Secretary for Constituency Services of GCORR, as well as by the Rev. Dale Weatherspoon, a board member of GCORR.

Finally, CORR continues to do its best to help our Annual Conference to be truly inclusive.

Jeffrey Kuan, Chair

Conference Committee on Children and PovertySixty-three congregations reported activities in walking with the children and the poor. These con-

gregations were honored during the 2008 Annual Conference Session with the work of the congrega-tions illustrated in a power-point presentation before the conference. Fifty-nine congregations received a $200. award for their activities along with a medallion and certificate. Children from the North Sacramento United Methodist Church and from the Greenville United Methodist Church spoke to the Annual Conference Session about how they benefited from their church’s serving the poor.

Rob Jennings-Teats and Sue King represented our conference at the West Angola Annual Confer-ence in October. They also visited with the Rev. Mattias, director of the Huambo Social Evangelism Project. $5,000 was contributed to the Kananilli School to finish the building project. Plans were made for the future support of the building of the Chiva School in 2009. Plans were made for the purchase of a tractor for the West Angola Agricultural Training Farm. The 2009 Annual Conference Offering will be dedicated for the purchase of this tractor.

Rob Jennings-Teats, Committee Co-Chair

Conference Committee on District SuperintendencyNumber on agency: 17 Number present when voting: 10

Number voting for: 10 Number voting against: 0 Number abstaining: 0 Date adopted: March 30, 2009 Number of meetings held: 1

One of the primary responsibilities of the Committee on Superintendency is to coordinate the work of the District Committees. In light of proposed changes in our Annual Conference, the Bishop and Cabinet accordingly plan to organize their work around five District Superintendents, who will super-vise the seven districts, and to create a new position of Conference Superintendent. In turn, churches will be organized around circuits, each under a designated circuit leader. While we are very positive about this proposal and its potential for increased effectiveness in the work of the Superintendency, we hope to more clearly define the roles and relationships between the District Committees and Superin-tendents.

Secondly, we have been focused on recommending salary, housing, travel, secretary, and office ex-penses for the Superintendents and their offices. Because 2008 apportionment collections fell $258,614 from 2007, salaries have been reduced for District Superintendents and staff by adopting a monthly one-day furlough in 2009. We have also consulted agency personnel committees through the Personnel Working Group concerning cost-cutting priorities for 2010.

In order to focus on implementing the proposed changes, we will postpone our work on anew work-ing paper for District Superintendency.

Blake Busick, Chairperson

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Conference Committee on the EpiscopacyNumber on agency: 12; Number present when voting: 9

Number voting for: 9; Number voting against: 0; Number abstaining: 0Date adopted: 4-9-09; Number of meetings held:3

The Episcopacy Committee met three times in 2008-2009 to get to know and support Bishop War-ner H. Brown, Jr. in the Disciplinary role of “advisement, consultation and appraisal.”

In anticipation of an incoming bishop’s appointment to be announced at Jurisdictional conference, sub-committees were working on logistics, details and transition to welcome the bishop and family to the Sacramento area. Different sub-committees planned the Installation Service at Central UMC, Stockton and receptions at Korean UMC of Santa Clara Valley, San Jose and First UMC, Carson City NV that were held in the fall. The goal was to be celebrative, express the diversity of our Annual Con-ference, and offer opportunities to meet the Bishop and Mrs. Brown through these events. The Epis-copal family and Conference Trustees worked together to make changes to the Episcopal residence to accommodate the family’s needs.

Bishop Brown returns to our Annual Conference in a new role and we receive him with grateful hearts. As the committee and bishop have gotten to know one another, we have been invited to offer input, feedback and support as he assesses the state of our Annual Conference, demonstrates strong leadership and works with leaders on next steps towards strengthening our conference witness and mission.

Plans were made to welcome and introduce Bishop Brown and his family at the Bishop’s Recep-tion at Annual Conference with a dvd presentation, time to meet and talk with him and his family, and music and refreshments.

Anne Lau Choy, chairperson

Comité de Ministerios Hispanos-LatinosNumber on agency 21; Number present when voting 15

Number voting for: 15 Number voting against: 0; Number abstaining: 0Date adopted: 4-1-2009; Number of meetings held: 4

Starting New Ministries:The Committee on Hispano-Latino Ministries has been existence for six years. In those years we

have established a significant endowment to help fund Ministry to and with Latinos in the Annual conference. We have started new works in Porterville, Lindsay, Maxwell, Stockton, San Francisco, Soledad, and Santa Cruz. We also started work in Modesto, Smith River which for a variety of reasons failed to take root.

Leadership Development:We have used the funds generated by the endowment to provide Salary Support for some of our

churches. We also have paid for Continuing education events in Spanish for our pastors and gave scholarships to Latino seminary students and grants to persons enrolled in the course of study for pastoral ministry.

Recruitment:We have brought in skilled pastors to serve in these new ministries. They are Marcelo Escarzaga

who serves at Porterville Grand Avenue UMC, Corazon Escarzaga who serves at Lindsay UMC, Magadalena Gama at Soledad, Claudio Kelley at Modesto, Brenda Vaca in San Francisco, Ines Lugo Verdugo at Selma San Pablo.

Programming:Funds from the Endowment have supported the Annual Hispanic Family Camp as well as Continu-

ing Education Retreats and training for pastors and Strategic planning meetings at Annual conference.

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Financial Challenges:With the deepening recession our investments have generated less and less earnings. The result has

been drawing into the principle of our investments and serious cutbacks in expenditures. We, with Conference leadership, have sped a good part of this year struggling with funding for ongoing minis-tries. We have brought recommendations in this regard to the AC session.

Committee on Conference Lay Ministry Number on agency: 5. Number present when voting: 2

Number voting for: 2; Number voting against: 0; Number abstaining: 0Date adopted: February 10, 2009; Number of meetings held: 3

AchievementsThe Carol Stetson Memorial Fund was established to provide training scholarships.

The following people completed CLayM training:

Class 2007-2008 November/January: LeRoy (Tony) Albiston, Epworth UMC, FallonLeslee Baird, First UMC, Yuba City Blanche Farnam, Portola UMCChristian Knox, Galt UMCBecky Perry, Boulder Creek UMCRichard Rollison, Winnemucca UMC Ronald Sachs, Foothills UMC, Cameron ParkStan Skooglund, Hughson UMCNancy Thompson, Grass Valley UMC

Class 2008-2009 November/January: Joan Baker-Warren, Linden UMCVoris Brumfield, Middletown UMCPerry Drain, McGill UMCMarj Goosey, Greenville UMCJoe Hoffman, Dutch Flat UMCDavid Jacobsen, Oroville UMCKathy Jakolat, South Reno UMCHelen Kinel, Burlingame UMCBarbara Martin, McGill UMCBill Miller, Trinity UMCOrval Mosby, Antelope Valley UMCJaems Ross, Patterson FederatedGwenetta Washington-Harrison, Pittsburg UMCAngela Wright, GenesisWoojeong Kim, Oakland Korean UMC (from 2007-2008)Faleosi Tiueti, Fale Maama UMC, Oakland (from 2007-2008)

The following churches, by District, were served by Conference Lay Ministers for the appointment year beginning July 1,2008:

Bay ViewWayside, Vallejo - Pastoral Associate Karen HesterDixon - Associate - Lloyd Ash

DeltaTrinity, Sacramento - Associate - Kapani Taukolo

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Golden GateRound Valley- Roy Pina

San JoseBoulder Creek- Cathy WarnerFremont, St. Paul’s – Associate -Edna AndresLos Gatos - Assistant for Congregational Growth -Jay Parr

ShastaCorning - Ray WatkinsCrescent City - Assistant Coordinator for Jefferson UM Parish - John BerrymanLeslee Baird, Sutter UMCArbuckle and Williams - Assistant, James H. (Pete) Shell

Nevada-SierraRichard (Rolly) Rollison, Grace/St, Francis, Lovelock, NV

Conference Committee on ReconciliationNumber on Agency: 19; Number present when voting:19

Number voting for: 15; Number voting against:0; Number abstaining: 4 Date adopted: March 29; Number of meetings held: 2

The Conference Committee on Reconciliation is dedicated to the work of reconciliation among all persons of the United Methodist Church, regardless of age, gender, race, status, sexual orientation, theological perspective or political affiliation.

We held 2 meetings during 2008. It has been a time of re-grouping and considering how we can best lead the work of reconciliation in CA-NV.

Our 2008 Annual Conference luncheon featured a panel of speakers reflecting on their experiences at General Conference.

We have re-designed our brochure and are working on designing a presence on the conference webpage.

In October, two of our members attended Reconciling Ministry Network’s training event, Called to Witness, in Nashville, TN. This training specifically focused on advocacy work for the Constitutional Amendment on Article IV (“All Means All”). We also planned a training for CA-NV to take place in March 2009.

We sent a letter to all churches and clergy opposing Proposition 8 entitled, “Eliminates Rights of Same Sex Couples to Marry.” We invited Bishop Brown to release a public statement regarding the civil rights aspect of same sex marriage, and he did.

We also sent a letter to all clergy inviting them to participate in Clergy Call 2009-an event spon-sored by the Human Rights Campaign to be held in Washington D.C. May 4-5 2009. This is a nation-wide interfaith clergy event designed to involve religious leaders in legislative advocacy work. The 2009 event will be to lobby for a transgender inclusive version of the Employment Non-Discrimina-tion Act (ENDA).

Upon request by churches in CA-NV we continue to make ourselves available to churches consider-ing going through the Reconciling process or who have questions about how to create more inclusive communities of faith.

We also planned our Annual Conference luncheon that will feature a multi-ethnic panel of clergy and lay speakers sharing their experiences of either being a gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender person themselves or having a family member who is. We are excited to offer the opportunity to hear stories from a multi-cultural context.

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California-Nevada United Methodist FoundationNumber on Board: 21; Number present when voting: 11

Number voting for: 10; Number voting against: 0; Number abstaining: 0Date adopted: February 19, 2009; Number of meetings held: 3

We are grateful for the opportunity and responsibility of working in partnership with the churches and ministries of this Annual Conference. Our services include investment management for churches, related agencies and individuals who include planned giving to United Methodist causes; local church endowment development; charitable trust administration; estate and gift planning; and capital steward-ship leadership and consultation.

The year 2008 was a highly turbulent year economically as has been well recorded. Portfolio market values experienced significant decreases. As of December 31, 2007 the total market value was $36,634,409. On December 31, 2008, the Foundation administered $27,492,456 for churches, related agencies and planned giving donors through its four investment portfolios, the Charitable Remainder Trusts, Charitable Gift Annuities and the Pooled Income Fund.

The Foundation engages in a vibrant ministry focused on strengthening and equipping your minis-tries as part of our common call in Christ. We have served the people of the California-Nevada Annual Conference for more than 45 years. For more information, check out our website, www.canvumf.org or contact our executive office at (888) 789-7374, or our financial office at (800) 863-8750.

Bishop Warner H. Brown, Jr.President of the Board of Directors

Retired Clergy AssociationNumber on agency: 16. Number present when voting: 15

Number voting for: 15; Number voting against: 0; Number abstaining: 0 Date adopted: March 18, 2009 Number of meetings held: 3

2008 was a year of loss and moving on for the Retired Clergy Association. Loss as our long-time Executive Officer Chuck Myer became ill from recurring cancer, resigned his job and died soon after; leaving the organization and his many friends grieving. Moving on came in continuing and growing our activities and finding new paths and resources to increase our program and mission. We hired a new Executive Officer who is working to carry on our traditions and lead us in new ways of meeting the needs of our members.

Our programs continue to be varied and well received. We work to keep in contact with all members and provide opportunities for socializing and growth. Our Spring Fling retreat brought together 90 members to hear Brandon Scott give new life to the parables. We also enjoyed an ‘open mike’ evening, proving again how talented we are. We sponsored a change in the Conference Standing Rules to make our president and Executive Officer members of the Annual Conference by “virtue of office” in antici-pation of the election of our first clergy spouse president. About 175 members attended our luncheon at Annual Conference, enjoying a program of a DVD done by one of the members of our 2007 VIM trip to New Orleans. A group of 14 made our second VIM trip, and this will become an annual event, We have increased our scholarship gifts to $2000 per person and were able to present scholarships to two seminary students. We continue our work with and support of the Conference Memoirs Committee and the Memorial service, as well as being well represented on conference boards and committees by our members. We publish a newsletter, Days of Grace, and are expanding our efforts to communicate with and among our members. We are developing a website where we can connect and have reconstituted our Contact Care Committee to help us be aware of special concerns.

A major concern is Retiree health care. We have been instrumental in the organization and continu-ance of a Clergy Benefits Task Force for the Conference which is studying the many facets of the health care situation. They have also started a long range study of pension and health care problems.

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We are grateful to Laurie Rand for his help and guidance to members with health care concerns and to the Endowment Board for its hands-on and financial support. We appreciate especially the help and presence of Grady Knowles and Cory Parish. Their advice and support have been invaluable in negoti-ating our way through the financial changes we face, and we thank them for their faithful attendance at our meetings.

Our members are retired, but they continue to be actively involved in life, and remain an enthusias-tic and dedicated group in supporting the church throughout our conference and beyond.

California-Nevada Methodist Homes

BOARD OF TRUSTEES:Total membership:

15 Board Members and 3 Corporate Officers

The adoption of the classes 2009, 2010, and 2011 of the Board of Trustees and the Corporate Of-ficers took place at the Annual Meeting on November 20, 2008. There were 12 members of the Board of Trustees present at this meeting.

BOARD OFFICERS: No change

James C. Riewerts, ChairGary W. Bales, Vice ChairMarlene P. Getchell, Secretary

CLASS OF 2009 CLASS OF 2010 CLASS OF 2011Gary B. Cross* laity Gary W. Bales Rev. Dale W. Baker* clergyDr. Pat Gary* laity Leo Lin* laity Marlene P. GetchellPaul S. Thomsen Herman A. Trutner Dr. Richard Ice clergyJohn L. Pearson* laity James R. Wark James C. RiewertsRobert A. Quinn* lait Rev. Mark Wendland* clergy Rev. Extrum-Fernandez* clergy

(*) In compliance with our by-laws, Article III, Section I, eight members of the Board of Trustees are “members in good standing” with the Methodist Church.

CORPORATE OFFICERS: No changeRobert E. Hubbard, President & CEORobert L. Leeper, Vice President and CFOLoretta Heden, Corporate Secretary

RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVES: Marian Pierce - Forest Hill Manor Joyce Squires - Lake Park Retirement Residence

Conference Personnel Report, Fiscal Year 2008

Professional Staff Persons:President and Chief Executive Officer: Robert E. Hubbard Vice President and Chief Financial Officer: Robert L. LeeperController: Teresa SariaCorporate Secretary: Loretta Heden

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Forest Hill Manor Retirement Residence Executive Director: Beverly Power Lake Park Retirement Residence Executive Director: Stephen Jacobson

Salaries and funding:Base annual salary range for the listed staff is $43,000.00 – $179,000.00.

CNMH is a self-sufficient organization. All operating expenses, including salaries, are paid from fees paid by its residents.

Procedures for review and evaluation:The Board of Trustees evaluates the President/CEO annually. Their immediate supervisor evaluates

the management staff annually.

California-Nevada Methodist Homes Highlights of 2008Forest Hill Manor:

As of the date of this report, the major campus expansion that includes 32 new cottage and apart-ment units, 18 spacious assisted living apartments and a state-of-the art skilled nursing center featuring mostly private rooms has been completed. The dedication took place on March 20, 2009.

Lake Park:A fourth floor remodel that includes a wing of modernized apartments with full kitchens, a resident

computer center, an “active living” wing featuring a fitness room, a spa, a low-vision reading center, an artist studio, & a conference center that has been well received.

Ongoing GoalsThe Corporation continues to promote programs, services, and physical plant improvements at both

Lake Park and Forest Hill Manor to meet the changing preferences of seniors.


Report to the California-Nevada Annual Conference With a new building, new faculty and staff, new curriculum, newly expanded financial aid initia-

tivesand even new art!Candler School of Theology is moving with enthusiasm and grace through changes that enhance its ability to fulfill its mission: to educate faithful and creative leaders for the church’s ministries in the world. To this end, Candler is constantly working to deepen its already vital relationship with The United Methodist Church.

As one of the 13 official seminaries of The United Methodist Church, Candler is grounded in the Christian faith and shaped by the Wesleyan tradition of evangelical piety, ecumenical openness, and social concern. As one of nine graduate level, professional schools of United Methodist-related Emory University, Candler provides a context for learning and formation that engages the most complex and difficult issues of our day. As a school located in the major metropolitan area of Atlanta, Georgia, Candler offers students the opportunity for practice in a highly diverse community, a global crossroads where church growth is expected, cultivated, and actually happening! There is no better place for preparation that resonates with and addresses our major denominational priorities: developing leaders, starting and growing churches, ministry with the poor, and improving global health.

On September 25, 2008, and with abundant joy, we dedicated Phase I of the new Candler School of Theology Building. A LEEDS silver certificate building, the “CST” includes offices and classrooms that provide the opportunity for technologically sophisticated work and community in an environmen-tally sound setting. Phase II, to be built in due time, will house the Pitts Theology Library, the Wesley Teaching Chapel, and additional offices and classrooms.

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This year we welcomed the arrival of six new faculty and senior staff, five of whom are United Methodists. Forty two percent of the faculty and senior staff is United Methodist, and all but five are ordained. Two new staff positions were created, the Director of Lifelong Learning, filled by Dr. Bob Winstead, a member of the North Georgia Annual Conference, and the Associate Dean of Methodist Studies, filled by Dr. Anne Burkholder, a member of the Florida Annual Conference. Both of these new positions serve the larger church as they connect clergy with new opportunities for learning; connect conferences and students who are ultimately seeking ordination; engage with denominational organizations at a variety of levels; oversee denominational certifications and the Course of Study; advise students; and teach courses. In addition, Bishop Ruediger Minor is with us for two years as the inaugural holder of the Hankey Chair in World Evangelism and Bishop Walter Klaiber is with us as Bishop-in-Residence during the spring semester.

Candler is in the second year of its new curriculum, designed to assist students in aligning their course selection with their call to ministry and integrating the classroom with their contextual educa-tion settings. This emphasis is accomplished through the selection of a concentration, the opportunity for special certifications, and joint programs and initiatives with three other Emory graduate schools: Goizueta Business School, Emory Law School, and Rollins School of Public Health.

We are delighted to report that in spite of the difficult economic realities that have had a serious im-pact on us all, Candler School of Theology and Emory University are faring well, due to sound fiscal stewardship and excellent donor support. The Emory Capital Campaign has achieved $881 million of its $1.7 billion goal. Candler’s goal of $60 million will enable us to achieve strategic priorities regard-ing facilities, student support, lifelong learning, endowed professorships, programs and curriculum development, and international initiatives.

Candler has always been deeply committed to assisting students with generous financial aid, but in light of the current economic climate, we have deepened our commitment to significant student sup-port in two very important ways. This academic year, 80 percent of eligible students received scholar-ships or grants, with an average award covering 79% percent of tuition. Through these awards, more than $2.5 million was provided to 196 United Methodist students. In addition, we created “Leadership Candler,” an all-expenses-paid discernment experience that draws together distinguished prospec-tive MDiv students from across the country and the world to explore the richness of life and study at Candler.

As a part of its contribution to the new building, Emory University provided Candler with a major grant for the purchase of new artwork. As a result, Candler is now home to the world’s largest col-lection of original works by John August Swanson. Comprising both serigraphs and paintings, the collection focuses on biblical narratives and reflects the storytelling traditions of Swanson’s Mexican-Swedish heritage as well as the influence of mosaics and stained glass from the Byzantine and medi-eval eras.

Candler’s student body truly reflects the denominational emphasis on the importance of attract-ing younger and more diverse people. Our enrollment stands at 493, with 401 seeking the Master of Divinity, 50 the Master of Theological Studies, 18 the Master of Theology, 13 the Doctor of Theology, and 11 enrolled as Special, Non-Degree students. Eighty-three percent are enrolled full-time. The total student population is 24% US ethnic minority, 12% international, and 51% women. More than 50 denominations are represented, with 52% of MDiv students being United Methodist from 40 Annual Conferences, including Bulgaria, East Angola, Mozambique, and Korea. Other Methodist denomina-tions include African Methodist Episcopal, African Methodist Episcopal Zion, Christian Methodist Episcopal, Church of the Nazarene, Free Methodist, Wesleyan Methodist, and the Methodist Church of Korea. The average age of our students is 32, with 56% under thirty. The median age of our MDiv students is 27.

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support. Come and see us! We would love to welcome you on campus to share your interest, your concerns, and your ideas!

With thanks,Jan Love

Dean and Professor of Christianity and World PoliticsCandler School of Theology

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Annual Conference Action on RecommendationsChanges in the Standing Rules require a 2/3 majority

A Budget Appoved in Plenary

B Nominations Approved in Plenary

Item 1 2009 Past Service Funding Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 2 2010 Past Service Pension Rate Approved in Plenary: Request Rule of Law

Item 3 2010 Retired Clergy Housing Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 4 2010 Min Prem Ret Health Care Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 5 Location of AC Session Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 6 Conf and Dist Advance Spec Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 7 Discernment/Act Filipino Emp. Approved as amended on the Consent Calendar

Item 8 Hospitality for Muslims Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 9 Differently Abled Awareness Approved as amended in Plenary

Item 10 Comm on Native Am Ministry Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 11 Hispanic Ministry funding Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 12 Cov. Partnership W.Angola Approved in Plenary

Item 13 Methodist Mission Cambodia Approved as amended on the Consent Calendar

Item 14 WCC Amman Call Approved as amended in Plenary

Item 15 Violence in Central Africa Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 16 Leveraging UM Investment Approved in Plenary

Item 17 Boycott of Hotels Approved as amended on the Consent Calendar

Item 18 Witness to Conscience Approved as substituted in Plenary

Item 19 US and War Approved as amended in Plenary

Item 20 Call to Compassion/Darfur Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 21 SR: Conf Agencies Travel Not approved in Plenary

Item 22 SR: Archives and History Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 23 SR: Hispanos-Latinos Com. Approved as amended on the Consent Calendar

Item 24 SR: Misc/Res Fund Min. Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 25 SR: Language re Apportionmts Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 26 SR: Amend CCOM Approved as amended on the Consent Calendar

Item 27 SR: Standing Coms BoM Approved as amended on the Consent Calendar

Item 28 SR: Update Rules re Noms. Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 29 SR: CA-NEV UM Foundation Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 30 SR:Conference Personnel Approved on the Consent Calendar

Item 31 Sept Nat Recovery Month Approved as amended in Plenary

Item 32 Resolution Marriage Equality Approved as amended in Plenary

Item 33 Meth Church Fiji/Rotuma Approved on the Consent Calendar

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Recommendations Considered by the Conference Session Indicating Action Taken - 2009

ITEM A: Nominations ReportThe Nominations Report was adopted by the session and is listed in Chapter 2, Boards, Commissions & Committees, beginning on page 13 in this Journal.

ITEM B: Our Shared Ministry Budget for 2010Adopted in plenary

2009 Approved

at ‘08 ACS

2009 Revised

(1/09)2010

Proposal% of total

Apportionment for “Annual Conference Ministries:”Clergy Compensation

1 Health care premiums (clergy on incapacity leave) 41060 29204 33585 0%2 Clergy salary support (equitable compensation) 175000 175000 175000 1%3 Moving expenses 105000 105000 105000 1%4 Total Clergy Compensation 321060 309204 313585 3%

Conference Staff5 Salaries & benefits 2253029 2101421 1854711 15%6 Reimbursable expenses 202009 181939 181939 1%7 Total Conference Staff 2455038 2283360 2036650 17%

Parsonages and Offices8 Mortgages 180500 180500 180500 1%9 Property insurance 110000 105000 110000 1%10 Rent 62380 62983 64000 1%11 Upkeep & utilities 101300 32800 77300 1%12 Total Parsonages & Offices 454180 381283 431800 4%

Grants13 Campus ministries 160000 160740 160740 1%14 Church & Society 11500 10500 7500 0%15 Religion & Race 8000 0 8000 0%16 Other 27500 24000 12000 0%17 Total Grants 207000 195240 188240 2%

Programs & Events18 Retreats & events 77392 35789 27539 0%19 New church development/revitalization 100000 20000 40000 0%

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20 Children, youth & young adults 75000 73700 69700 1%21 Video production, website, Igniting Ministry 43400 22000 22000 0%22 Total Program & Events 295792 151489 159239 1%

Meeting Costs23 Boards & agencies 86222 73875 73125 1%24 Annual Conference Session 88000 85000 85000 1%25 Total Meeting Costs 174222 158875 158125 1%

Administrative Expenses26 Legal/audit fees 48000 48000 48000 0%27 Office supplies/postage/telephone 154580 134384 134384 1%28 Conference secretary & conf. journal 28000 6861 6861 0%29 Office Equipment 39500 14500 14500 0%30 Total Administrative Expenses 270080 203745 203745 0 31 Total Spending 4177372 3683196 3491384 29%32 Allowance for < 100% collection 2344688 2838864 2712020 22%33 Annual Conference Ministries Apportionment 6522060 6522060 6203404 51%

Apportionment for “Active Clergy Pensions”34 Pensions estimated cost 3435500 3435500 3435500 28%35 Allowance for < 100% collection 99606 99606 258586 2%36 Active Clergy Pension Apportionment 3535106 3535106 3694086 30%

Apportionments for General & Jurisdictional Church Ministries37 World Service 1152422 1152422 1135763 9%38 Ministerial Education Fund 398582 398582 388803 3%39 Episcopal Fund 313031 313031 312403 3%40 Black College Fund 159010 159010 155109 1%41 General Admin Fund 128412 128412 123061 1%42 Africa University 35588 35588 34715 0%43 Interdenominational Cooperation Fund 31063 31063 30260 0%44 Juridictional Conference Admin 27807 27807 36898 0%45 Juridictional Korean Mission Fund 18080 18080 19723 0%46 General Church & Jurisdictional Apportionments 2263995 2263995 2236735 18%47 Total 2010 Apportionment 12321161 12321161 12134225 100%

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Overview:The total proposed apportionment for 2010 is $12,134,225 (line 45), a 1.5% decrease from the 2009 apportionment. The apportionment items are:

Line 33: Annual Conference Ministries $6,203,404Line 36: Clergy Pensions $3,694,086Line 37: World Service $1,135,763Line 38: Ministerial Education Fund $388,803Line 39: Episcopal Fund $312,403 Line 40: Black College Fund $155,109Line 41: General Administration Fund $123,061Line 42: Africa University $34,715Line 43: Interdenominational Cooperation $30,260Line 44: Jurisdictional Conference Admin $36,898 Line 45: Jurisdictional Korean Mission $19,723

Lines 1 through 31 represent the proposed conference spending levels for all conference budgeted funds other than clergy pensions. Line 33 is the apportionment amount for “Annual Conference Min-istries” formerly separated into the three apportionment items called Other Clergy Support, Conference Program and Conference Office and Administration. This apportionment of $6,203,404 reflects a decrease of $318,656 or 4.9% compared to 2009.

Line 34 contains the estimated cost for clergy pensions for 2010 based on participant data from the Conference Board of Pensions and cost calculations from the General Board of Pensions. The total apportionment for clergy pensions reflects an increase of $158,980 or 4.5% over the 2009 level.

Lines 32 and 35 are the allowance for less than 100% payment of apportionments. These amounts were based on the 2008 uncollected percentages. The Council on Finance and Administration and the Cabinet continue to work together to try to increase the apportionment collection percentage from all churches so that one day this amount can be 5% or less.

Lines 37 through 46 are our General Church and Jurisdictional apportionments assigned to our Annual Conference. These amounts cannot be decreased by Annual Conference action.

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ITEM 01 – 2009 PAST SERVICE FUNDING PLAN (PENSION)Adopted on Consent Calendar

CALIFORNIA NEVADA ANNUAL CONFERENCEFUNDING PLAN FOR SUPPLEMENT ONE OF THE CLERGY RETIREMENT

SECURITY PROGRAM (CRSP) As of January 1, 2009

The 2009 Past Service Pension Rate (PSR) for the California Nevada Annual Conference is $828 per year of service. Paragraph 1506.7 of the 2008 Book of Discipline recommends that “such rate be not less than 1 percent of the average compensation of the conference, as computed by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits…” The 2009 rate of $828 is equal to 1.40% of the 2009 California Nevada ‘Conference Average Compensation’ (CAC) of $59,116. Annual increases in our CAC have averaged about 3.5% over the past 10 years, and future increases are likely to be similar over time. Prior to the onset of the new CRSP funding model, we would have anticipated PSR increases to average 3.5% to 5% per year or more, as they have in the past, and as market returns and Conference funding sources would permit. However, based on the CRSP funding requirement that the entire cost of any rate increase beyond 2% now be paid in full im-mediately (and not amortized), we now expect the California Nevada PSR to be increased by not more than 2% per year.

The General Board of Pension and Health Benefits in the Supplement One of the CRSP-DB actuarial valuation has determined that the portion of the pre-1982 plan liability attributable to the California Nevada Annual Conference as of 1/1/2007 for 2009 is $52,154,242, with a 2.0% annual PSR increase assumption. This figure is based on the 2009 PSR of $828. Plan funds currently held with the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits have a value of $47,411,500 as of January 1, 2007 for 2009.

The difference between the total plan liability and current plan funding as of these dates is $4,742,742. This represents the unfunded plan liability and will be provided through non-plan funds that are held in various investment accounts. The Conference intends for contributions to be made within the remain-ing amortization period, ending December 31, 2021. The annual contribution, if paid in equal install-ments over that period, and based on the plan balances shown above, is estimated to be not more than $485,998, based on 2.0% PSR increases. Changes in market values which occurred during 2008 and later will impact the annual cost of this program only after 12-31-2010. Further, electing to forego the 2% annual increase may result in a lower payment during the fiscal year.

Our conference funds the Pre-1982 plan benefits through several funding sources. Both the interest earnings and principal of non-plan funds may be available for Pre-1982 benefit funding needs. Below is a description of the primary non-plan asset which is available to pay the present value of future contributions:

• The Annual Conference maintains a Deposit Account with the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits that has a value of $13,851,989 as of January 1, 2009. Both the interest and principal from this account are available to meet future contribution requirements for Pre-1982 plan benefits. Pre-1982 Plan benefits are identified as the primary claim upon the funds in this Deposit Account.

• To the extent that it would be prudent and reasonable beyond the needs of the Pre-1982 Plan funding, this Deposit Account may also be used to assist the Conference with retiree health care funding, and with administrative costs related to the operations of the Conference Board of Pensions.

• Although not presently needed or utilized, our Conference retains the ability to seek annual

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apportionments from the local churches and other fund-raising efforts as necessary to obtain additional sources for pre-82 pension funding. The Conference would expect to use such funding methods however, only as needed after the Conference Deposit Account, Endowment Board funding and other related resources have been depleted. The Endowment Board gift to the Conference is presently $1.4 Million annually.

• This plan shall be evaluated annually and modified appropriately

ITEM 02 – 2010 ‘PAST SERVICE’ (PRE-1982SERVICE) PENSION RATEAdopted by Plenary; Request for Rule of Law

The Board of Pensions recommends that the Minimum Past Service Pension Rate paid for Pre-1982 service during the year 2010 be set at $838 per year of service. This represents 0% increase over the 2009 rate of $828 per year of service.

ITEM 03 – 2010 RETIRED CLERGY RENTAL/HOUSING EXCLUSIONAdopted on Consent Calendar

Be it resolved: That an amount equal to 100% of the pension or disability payments received from plans authorized under The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church (the “Disci-pline”), which includes all such payments from the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits (“GBOPHB”), during the year 2010 by each retired or disabled Clergyperson who is or was a member of the Conference, or its predecessors, be and hereby is designated as a rental/housing allowance for each such Clergyperson; and

That the pension or disability payments to which this rental/housing allowance applies will be any pen-sion or disability payments from plans, annuities, or funds authorized under the Discipline, including such payments from the GBOPHB and from a commercial annuity company that provides an annuity arising from benefits accrued under a GBOPHB plan, annuity, or fund authorized under the discipline, that result from any service a Clergyperson rendered to this Conference or that a retired or disabled Clergyperson of this Copnference rendered to any lo9cal church, annual conference of the Church, general agency of the Church, or any other employer that employed the Clergyperson to perform ser-vices related to the ministry of the Church, or its predecessors, and that elected to make contributions to, or accrue a benefit under, such a plan, annuity, or fund for such retired or disabled Clergyperson’s pension or disability as part of his or her gross compensation.

ITEM 04 – 2010 MINIMUM PREMIUM FOR RETIREE HEALTH CAREAdopted on the Consent Calendar

THEREFORE: In accordance with the Conference Standing Rules, Division IX., ‘Pension and Benefit Programs’, Section E, Par.1.c (found on pages 267-277 of the 2008 Journal governing the calculation of retiree health care premiums), the Board of Pensions recommends that the ‘Minimum Premium’ charged to retirees for Conference health care coverage be increased fronm 20% in 2009 to 30% in 2010.

ITEM 05 – LOCATION OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE SESSIONAdopted on the Consent Calendar

Resolved: The 2010 and 2011 Annual Conference Session shall be held in Sacramento.

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ITEM 06 – CONFERENCE AND DISTRICT ADVANCE SPECIALSAdopted on the Consent Calendar

The Board of Missions is recommending to the 2009 Annual Conference Session the following Con-ference & District Advance Specials to be in effect from: June 2009-June 2010

2010 CONFERENCE ADVANCE SPECIALS

DISTRICT NAME TYPE GOALBay View #851 Wesley Foundation @UC Berkeley C $27,500Bay View #824 Ecumenical Mission for Peace and

DevelopmentC $10,000

Nevada-Sierra #804 Kelly Campground C $20,000Delta #811 Side by Side Spiritual Companions C $15,000Golden Gate Glide Daily Free Meals Program C $50,000

2009 DISTRICT ADVANCE SPECIALS

Golden Gate #823 San Quentin Families Project D $3,000Nevada-Sierra #859 Nevada-Sierra District 2% Fund D $15,000Nevada-Sierra #822 Ten ($10) for Mission D $30,000Golden Gate #853 Round Valley UMC Covelo D $10,000

The following Advance Specials previously approved and in effect for the 2009-2010 calendar-year are:

2009-2010 CONFERENCE ADVANCE SPECIALS

Conf. #814 West Angola Partnership C $50,000Conf. #803 Volunteers In Mission Projects C $10,000Conf. #808 Sierra Service Project C $10,000

Conf. #810 CLayM Program C $2,000

ITEM 07 – INVITATION TO COMMUNAL DISCERNMENT AND ACTION FOR FILIPINO EMPOWERMENT

Adopted as amended on the Consent Calendar

Therefore, be it resolved, that the 2009 California-Nevada Annual Conference Session of The United Methodist Church establish a Conference Committee on Filipino American Ministry with the responsi-bilities and membership as described herein:

A. Responsibilities:

2. The Committee shall have the following purposes and responsibilities:

a. To grow a strong sense of unity among Filipino American United Methodists within the Annual Conference.

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b. To develop and deepen a sense of mission and ministry, celebrating and enhancing our cultural roots and values as part of our identity.

c. To create programs and effective strategies for involving and equipping our members, especially young adults, youths, and children.

d. To fully participate in and support NAFAUM and Paglago, our national and regional program for new congregational growth and development and the revitalization of existing churches and fellowships.

e. To raise the consciousness of Filipino Americans towards the advocacy of and support for relevant social issues.

f. To engage the Annual Conference and its constituents in cultural awareness and educa-tion.

g. To partner with the Annual Conference in the formation and sustaining new Filipino American United Methodist congregations.

A. Membership:

1. The Committee shall consist of one (1) representative each from: CA-NV Regional Pagla-go, Philippines Solidarity Task Force, Philippines Medical-Dental VIM, Christmas Institute, and The Spiritual Image; president/chairperson of Filipino American Ministry Caucus; one youth or young adult under age 35; Director of Connectional Ministry without a vote; and up to seven (7) additional members at large, one from each of the seven Districts, nominated by the Conference Committee on Nominations.

2. A chairperson, vice chairperson, and secretary shall be nominated from the members of the Committee and elected by the Annual Conference. The Filipino American Ministry Caucus treasurer will serve by virtue of his/her office.

3. The Committee shall include both laypersons and clergy; at least one-half of the member-ship shall be laypersons. They shall be arranged into three classes, expiring at two-year intervals.

ITEM 08 – HOSPITALITY FOR MUSLIMS DURING RAMADANAdopted on the Consent Calendar

BE IT RESOLVED THAT all United Methodist churches in the California-Nevada Annual Conference that have Muslim families in their community are invited to offer an Iftar (breaking of the fast) dinner for the evening of September 11, 2009, to share with our Muslim neighbors. As well as preparing food in keeping with dietary restrictions of Islam, they may wish to plan conversations, prayer and fellow-ship in such a way that a new loving community may be built, breaking down the barriers of separa-tion, and building peace.

ITEM 09 – DIFFERENTLY-ABLED (DISABILITY) AWARENESS SUNDAYAdopted in Plenary as amended

BE IT RESOLVED: That the California-Nevada Annual Conference shall designate the fourth Sunday of October as “Differently-Abled Awareness Sunday”; and that its Board of Missions shall encourage each congregation to celebrate the contribution and inclusion of all differently-abled people, whether visible or not, in the life of their community and churches.

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ITEM 10 – COMMITTEE ON NATIVE AMERICAN MINISTRYAdopted on the Consent Calendar

In order to provide a greater voice and acknowledgement of the important work of ministry with Native American People within the conference be it resolved that a Committee on Native American Ministry be established in the California-Nevada Conference, added to the Standing Rules as Division V.G.32.

1. Responsibilities - It is the responsibility of Committee on Native American Ministries to: assist the annual conference in establishing new churches and faith communities; advocate for inclusion of Native American United Methodists to serve at all levels of the church; determine the distribution of the Native American Ministries Sunday offering, coordinate the promotion of Native American Ministries Sunday, monitor Native American ministries within the annual conference; offer the gifts of the Native American Community to the an-nual conference; develop and support new and existing Native American churches and faith communities; identify, promote, and support the development of Native American clergy and lay leadership.

2. Membership: A Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Secretary and Finance Secretary shall be nominated from the members by the Committee and elected by the Annual Conference. The pastor of each Native American ministry/fellowship/church shall be a member. Up to seven members at large, one from each of the seven districts nominated by the Conference Committee on Nominations. When possible, the membership shall consist of a majority of Native Americans. The Committee membership shall be organized into 3 classes, expiring at two year intervals.

3. Permanent Standing Committees: A Funding Committee composed of the Vice Chair, and 3 members at large. The purpose of the Funding Committee shall be to make recommenda-tions to the full Committee on Native American Ministry on the distribution of the Native American Ministries Sunday offering.

4. The Committee on Native American Ministry will relate to the Conference Board of Mis-sion.

ITEM 11 – RECOMMENDATION FROM HISPANIC MINISTRIESAdopted on the Consent Calendar

The Cabinet and the Committee on Hispano-Latino Ministries recommends that up to a total of $77,890 of the corpus of the Hispanic Endowment be used to balance the budget for Hispanic Minis-tries in 2009 and 2010.

ITEM 12 – COVENANT PARTNERSHIP WEST ANGOLA AND CNUMCAdopted in the Plenary

BE IT RESOLVED, that California-Nevada Annual Conference continue the Conference-to-Confer-ence Partnership with the West Angola United Methodist Conference in West Angola for the 2009-2013 Quadrennium. SO THAT California-Nevada Annual Conference and West Angola Conference continue to support each other through prayer, and active participation in each others mutual missions and ministries through gifts of time, talents, and financial support. Through these means of Grace, we are part of God’s family, God’s people, God’s church.

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ITEM 13 – METHODIST MISSION IN CAMBODIAAdopted as amended on the Consent Calendar

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, THAT California-Nevada Annual Conference, through its Board of Missions, continue the missional connection with the Methodist Mission in Cambodia by taking on the urgency of helping the church in Prey Vang.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT California-Nevada Annual Conference establish a Cambodia Partnership Task Force to explore ways and means to support the Methodist Mission in Cambodia.

ITEM 14 – AMMAN CALL RESOLUTIONAdopted in Plenary as amended

BE IT RESOLVED that the 2009 Session of the California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church:

1. Urges United Methodists, including the General Board of Global Ministries and the General Board of Church and Society, to make the issue of Israel-Palestine a priority of peacemak-ing, justice, and mission purposes, and to support constituency education, advocacy, and direct relief efforts following the guidelines set forth in the “Amman Call” and The Book of Resolutions of the United Methodist Church.

2. Joins with members of the World Council of Churches to endorse the World Council of Churches’ “Amman Call” regarding Arab-Israeli peace, issued at the World Council of Churches’ International Peace Conference, entitled “Christians Together for Peace and Justice in the Middle East,” at Amman, Jordan, 18-20 June 2007, and keep other actions consistent with the Amman Call’s recommendations and we also endorse that the issue of Palestinian and Jewish refugees should be decided as part of a negotiated peace agreement between the parties in the conflict.

ITEM 15 – VIOLENCE IN CENTRAL AFRICAAdopted on the Consent Calendar

RESOLUTION: That the Conference Secretary write to President Obama, Secretary of State Clinton, and all U.S. Senators and Representatives representing the States of California and Nevada (within the California-Nevada Annual Conference boundaries) requesting:

1. That peace in central Africa become a top priority of United States policy in the region;

2. That a special envoy to central Africa be appointed immediately, and the United States be proactive in taking initiatives to bring peace to the region through non-military intervention;

3. That diplomatic pressure be used to ensure that multi-party elections be held in the Demo-cratic Republic of Congo in 2011.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: that all United Methodists in the California-Nevada Annual Confer-ence be urged to write to President Obama, Secretary of State Clinton, and all U.S. Senators and Representatives representing the States of the California and Nevada (within the California-Nevada Annual Conference boundaries) requesting these actions be taken.

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ITEM 16 – LEVERAGING THE POWER OF UNITED METHODIST INVESTMENT PORTFOLIOS TO AFFECT FAITHFUL AND POSITIVE CHANGE IN THE OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES

Adopted in Plenary

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED the Israel-Palestine Task Force shall, within the next twelve months, examine and submit to investment managers for United Methodist congregations and institu-tions in the California-Nevada Annual Conference a list of companies that support in a significant way the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, and shall maintain the list, re-evaluating the relation-ship of companies to the occupation. Before placing a company on the list, the Task Force shall write to that company, explain the committee’s concerns, and request a change in the company’s relationship to the Israeli occupation. If no change in policy is reported with 90 days as being taken or contem-plated, the company’s name shall be placed on the divestment list along with explanatory details and shared with all congregations and institutions in the California-Nevada Annual Conference.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that United Methodist churches and investment managers are encour-aged to examine their portfolios to see whether current investments include companies on the divest-ment list described above. Those who find they are holding investments in such companies are urged to consider divesting from them.

BE IT ALSO RESOLVED that the California-Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church calls on the U.S. government, the government of Israel, and the elected Palestinian leadership to reject all acts of aggression and violence, to respect equality and dignity of all the region’s people, and to forge solutions based on the principles of international law and human rights.

ITEM 17 - RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND ENDORSE THE BOYCOTT OF HYATT FISHERMAN’S WHARF HOTEL AND HEI LE MERIDIEN HOTEL IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

Adopted as amended on the Consent Calendar

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1. That the California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church would honor and endorse the worker-called boycotts of HEI Le Meridien and Hyatt Fisherman’s Wharf Hotels and will not patronize its services, until the labor disputes have been resolved and the workers call of the boycott.

2. That we encourage our members and the community to boycott these two hotels until there is a fair process, such as a card-check neutrality agreement, for allowing workers to choose if they want to have a union.

3. That the California-Nevada Annual Conference, through the Conference Secretary, send this resolution to the respective general managers of these hotels and encourage these hotels to enter into a fair process, free from delay and intimidation, to allow workers to choose if they want a union.

4. That the California-Nevada Annual Conference adopt a policy that it will only patronize the services, or recommend the use of, union hotels for its meetings and housing arrangements, and encourage local congregations and members to do so.

5. Additionally, the California-Nevada Annual Conference calls of Hyatt Santa Clara to respect the workers’ demand for card check neutrality.

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ITEM 18 – WITNESS TO CONSCIENCEAdopted in Plenary as substituted

RESOLUTION:

Be it resolved that the California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church finds the following statement on human sexuality adopted by the Church and Society II Legislative Commit-tee at General Conference, April 27, 2008, and also adopted by our Western Jurisdiction in July 2008 to be faithful, persuasive and prophetic:

We recognize that sexuality is God’s good gift to all persons. We believe persons may be fully human only when that gift is acknowledged and affirmed by themselves, the church, and society. We call all persons to the disciplined, responsible fulfillment of themselves, others, and society in the stewardship of this gift. We also recognize our limited understanding of this complex gift and encourage the medi-cal, theological, and social science disciplines to combine in a determined effort to understand human sexuality more completely. United Methodists, along with other Christians, have struggled to find principles for applying traditional teachings to contemporary understandings of human sexuality.

We recognize that sexuality is part of the larger human mystery, to be received and acknowledged in grateful responsibility. We reject all sexual expressions that damage or destroy the humanity God has given us. We deplore all forms of the commercialization and exploitation of sexual relations, with their consequent cheapening and degradation of human personality. We call for strict global enforce-ment of laws prohibiting the sexual exploitation or use of children by adults and encourage efforts to hold perpetrators legally and financially responsible. We call for adequate protection, guidance, and counseling for children thus abused. We believe that the Church family should support all families in providing age-appropriate education regarding sexuality to children, youth, and adults. We challenge all members of our community of faith to commitment, integrity and fidelity in their sexual relation-ships.

We know that all are God’s children and of sacred worth; yet we have been, and remain, divided regarding homosexual expressions of human sexuality. Faithful, thoughtful people who have grappled with this issue deeply disagree with one another; yet all seek a faithful witness. We continue to reason and pray together with faith and hope that the Holy Spirit will soon bring reconciliation to our com-munity of faith. The fire in our disagreements points to a deeper human mystery than we knew. We be-lieve that the Spirit has brought our collective conscience to acknowledge this mystery more honestly, and to make our claims with greater humility before God and our neighbors.

We therefore ask the Church, United Methodist and others, and the world, to refrain from judgment regarding homosexual persons and practices as the Spirit leads us to new insight. Let us seek to welcome, know, forgive, and love one another as Christ has accepted us, that God may be glorified through everything in our lives.”

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the California-Nevada Annual Conference Board of Church and Society draft an alternate Paragraph 161F to be presented to the Annual Conference in 2010 in antici-pation of the 2012 General Conference of The United Methodist Church.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the California-Nevada Annual Conference invite other Annual Conferences and United Methodists to join us in support of the above “Statement on Human Sexual-ity”.

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ITEM 19 – THE UNITED STATES AND WARAdopted in Plenary as amended

RESOLUTION:

We call for the end of wars in both Iraq and Afghanistan.

1. “We support an accelerated and safe withdrawal of our military presence in Iraq and the commitment of US funds for the rebuilding of Iraq through a plan that ensures the participa-tion of the Iraqis and gives them hope for their future.” (2008 Book of Resolutions, “Prayer for Military Personnel and for Peace in Iraq,” ¶6101)

2. We insist that rather than increasing our commitment of troops to Afghanistan, we need to seek troop reductions as rapidly as possible. Rather than waging war, special envoy Ambassador Holbrooke should be empowered to engage with regional neighbors on the broadest range of issues that could lead to greater cooperation on addressing ongoing con-flicts, strengthening civilian rule of law, and promoting economic development. This would

include:

a. Proactive diplomatic talks with Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, China, and Russia, to discuss shared interests and possible cooperation toward promot-ing peace and stability in Afghanistan and the region.

b. A determined diplomatic effort to reduce India-Pakistan tensions in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

c. Willingness to engage other belligerent parties where that can be productive.

The Conference Secretary shall be instructed to send copies of this resolution to President Obama, Secretary of State Clinton and to all U.S. Senators and Representatives representing the States of Cali-fornia and Nevada (within the California-Nevada Annual Conference boundaries).

ITEM 20 – CALL TO COMPASSION AND CARING FOR THE PEOPLE OF DARFUR

Adopted on the Consent Calendar

RESOLUTION

Therefore, be it resolved that the California–Nevada Annual Conference calls upon all churches within the Conference to regularly pray for the people of Darfur

Be it further resolved that copies of this resolution be sent to senators and members of the House of Representatives serving the churches in the Conference

Be it further resolved that members of all churches within the Conference be asked to contact their legislators and officials of the government and ask that agencies banned from providing humanitarian aid be allowed to continue to do so and that the perpetrators of the genocide be brought to justice.

ITEM 21 – STANDING RULE AMENDMENT – CONFERENCE AGENCIES’ TRAVEL EXPENSE

Not Adopted

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ITEM 22 – STANDING RULE CHANGE FOR THE COMMISSION ON ARCHIVES AND HISTORY

Adopted on Consent Calendar

It is recommended that the Standing Rules be amended as follows:

II.A.5. Conference Journal; Distribution

For each quadrennium, one bound copy to each of the Conference Historical Society Archives at the University of the Pacific, the Pacific School of Religion, the Conference office, and Three copies to the Conference Archives and copies to such other regional archives as request and justify a need for it;

V.G.2.(3)

Membership: The Commission shall consist of fourteen (14) six (6) members elected by the Annual Conference.

ITEM 23 – STANDING RULE CHANGE FOR COMITE DE MINISTERIOS HISPANOS-LATINOS

Adopted as amended on Consent Calendar

The Standing Rules of the California-Nevada Annual Conference shall be amended to add as Division V. Conference Leadership and Agencies, G. Other Agencies, No. 31 Hispanic Ministries, Committee of, the following:

A. Responsibilities

1. To administer the Hispanic Endowment

2. To distribute funds earned from the endowment to Hispano-Latino ministries within the bounds of the California Nevada Annual Conference

3. Start and monitor new Hispano-Latino Churches and Ministries and revitalize existing Hispano-Latino Churches in the California Nevada Annual Conference.

4. Develop new leaders and pastors for Hispano-Latino Ministries in the Conference.

5. Develop, monitor and support Conference wide Hispano-Latino programs.

6. To coordinate, implement and link with the National Hispanic Plan of the UMC.

7. To act in an advisory and consultative manner with the Bishop, Cabinet, ministry staff and

conference boards and agencies regarding Hispano-Latino ministries.

B. Membership

1. The Conference Treasurer and every Hispanic Pastor under appointment, Latino seminary student, and lay missionary under assignment in the Conference;

2. The President of the Hispanic Caucus,

3. One Cabinet Representative,

4. Two representatives from The Board of Missions,

5. A Representative from CFA (Non Voting)

6. Five lay persons from churches with ministries to and with Hispanics or Latinos.

7. Additional at large members may be added to maintain balance and District representation.

C. Officers:

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Officers are as follows: President, Vice President, Secretary, three Representatives to Board of Missions. Officers are limited to two consecutive four year terms and are nominated by the Conference Nominating committee in consultation with the committee. At large members are limited to two 4 year terms and are to be nominated by the Conference Nominating Committee.

Representatives are designated by their respective agencies.

Standing Committees

1. Executive committee (Cabinet rep, President, VP, Secretary)

2. Finance and Funding,

3. Programming

Accountability

To the Annual conference

ITEM 24 – STANDING RULE CHANGE SETTING ASIDE RULE VI.D.3 MINIMUM MISCELLANEOUS RESERVE FUND MINIMUM

Adopted on consent calendar

BE IT RESOLVED THAT standing rule VI.D.3 Miscellaneous and Reserve Fund minimum be sus-pended for years 2008 and 2009.

ITEM 25 – STANDING RULE CHANGE REGARDING APPORTIONMENT NOMENCLATURE

Adopted on consent calendar

The Standing Rules shall be amended as follows:

VI.D. Miscellaneous and Reserve Fund

1. There shall be a Miscellaneous and Reserve Fund credited with:

a. Collections on the Conference Office and Administration and the Ministerial Fund B apportionment items established for this purpose.

b. Interest earned on cash balances, except otherwise provided for, and

c. Any cash surplus of a regular Conference Administration Budget operation.

2. At the end of the fiscal year, any cash surplus in excess of standing rule reserve require-ments in the miscellaneous fund shall be remitted to the General Conference apportionment for World Service up to an amount that would pay this apportionment obligation in full.

VI.G. Dividing Apportionment Collections

The Conference Treasurer shall divide on a percentage basis amount the various funds comprising each of the apportionment budgets listed below all amounts received from charges designated for Ministerial Fund A, Ministerial Fund B, and Conference Office and Administration Annual Confer-ence Ministries and Pensions. World Service and Conference Program shall each be paid at the rate received. General and Jurisdictional Apportionments shall be paid the total amounts received.

VI.H Apportionment Payment Plan

The apportionments to each church for Annual Conference Ministries and Pensions Ministerial Fund

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A, Ministerial Fund B, Conference Program and World Service, General Church Program and Admin-istration, and Conference Office and Administration shall be payable in twelve monthly installments each year.

ITEM 26 – STANDING RULE CHANGE REGARDING COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES

Adopted as amended on consent calendar

The following changes to Standing Rule Division V.F are adopted:

F. Conference Council on Ministries

1. Responsibilities: The Annual Conference Council on Ministries shall have the following purpose and responsibilities:

a. To provide leadership development, ministry resources and formation to fulfill the annual confer-ence’s mission;

b. To coordinate, nurture, provide oversight of programs, staff and agencies of the conference to fulfill its mission and vision;

c. Connect local churches, districts, annual conference and general church program for mission and ministry. And such other responsibilities as the Discipline or the Annual Conference may assign.

2. Membership

a. The following shall be members of the Conference Council on Ministries Directors with vote: the Chair, Vice Chair and secretary, Chairs: CCOM Personnel Committee; the Conference Board of Church and Society, the Conference Board of Discipleship; the Conference Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry; The Conference Board of Missions; the Conference Commission on Commu-nications; the Conference Committee Reconciliation; the Conference Board of Camping and Retreat Ministries; the Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns and District Council on Ministries Chairs or equivalent; the Presidents of the Conference United Methodist Women, Confer-ence United Methodist Men, the Conference Lay Leader, the CCOM representative to the Conference Council on Finance and Administration, and up to 5 members at large.

b. The following shall be members of the Conference Council on Ministries Directors without vote: the Conference Director of Connectional Ministries; CCOM Staff, the Conference Treasurer and elected representative to the General Council on Ministries.

c. Officers: The Chair and Vice Chair of the CCOM will always be comprised of at least one Clergy and one Layperson; there shall be a secretary and the Conference Treasurer shall be the treasurer of the Council and agencies related to it.

3. Executive Committee

a. Responsibilities: The Council shall have an Executive Committee whose major role shall be to plan the agenda for the Council meetings, to develop procedures for the Council to work effectively, and to prepare recommendations for consideration by the Council. The Executive Committee shall have authority to act for the Council on matters which the Executive Committee, by two thirds vote of those present, determines cannot wait for action by the Council. The Council shall meet frequently enough to minimize the need for such action on its behalf.

b. Membership: The voting membership of the Executive Committee shall consist of

the Chair, Vice Chair and Secretary of the Council, the chair of the Personnel Committee, and up to four other members elected by the Council if and as needed to insure that approximately one half of the members of the Executive Committee shall be laypersons. The elected representative of the Gen-eral Council on Ministries, the Director of Connectional Ministry, and the Conference Treasurer shall

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be non voting members.

4. Personnel Committee

a. Responsibilities: The Council shall have a Personnel Committee whose responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to, counseling with the staff, developing staff job descriptions and preparing recommendations on personnel items (including compensation) for consideration by the Council.

b. Membership: Voting membership of the Committee shall consist of a Chairperson

and six other members elected by the Council.

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5. Conference Council on Ministries Nominating Committee

a. Responsibilities: It shall nominate the Chair and members of the CCOM personnel committee and task forces or subcommittees established by the Council unless the Council provides otherwise.

b. Membership: The Vice Chair of the Council shall act as the Chair of the Council’s Nominating Committee. The Committee will consist of five Conference Council on Ministries members, including the Chair of the Nominating Committee, members elected by the Council and the Director of Connec-tional Ministries (without vote).

Becomes 6.

5. Other Committees: The Council may create additional sub-committees as needed to fulfill its pur-pose and responsibilities, such as Communications, Nominations, and the Missional Priority. Council shall determine the membership, responsibilities, and budgets of its sub-committees.

a. Communications: The Communications Commission is an advisory and resource body to the Cali-fornia Nevada Conference in cooperation with the Communications Director. The Communications Commission consists of up to 20 members, with 10 to be nominated by the Nominations Committee and

10 to be nominated by the Commission; that leadership of the Commission shall consist of a Chairper-son and Secretary, to be nominated by the nominations committee in consultation with the commis-sion; that members shall serve fouryear terms, renewable at the recommendation of the Commission, and that a quorum consists of the members present at a properly convened meeting of the commission. It:

(1) Serve as an editorial advisory group to the Communications Director;

(2) Has representation on the Northern California Ecumenical Media Resource Center Board of Direc-tors;

(3) Provides assistance and resources to strengthen local churches

(4) Promotes the Connectional Relationship through its publications and other resources;

(5) Is available as consultant for other conference agencies;

(6) Provides training opportunities for Conference and local church leadership in communications us-ing the resources of the General Commission on Communication (Para. 726.10k, 1992 Discipline)

(7) Helps the local church understand its financial responsibility to the Annual Conference and the denomination, and engages local church support;

(8) Develops and promotes use of Publication Guidelines to encourage consistent, effective communi-cation;

(9) Respects the range of beliefs within the spectrum of theology of the United Methodist Church and

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the importance of communicating those differences objectively;

(10) Communicates the ethnic and cultural diversity in our Annual conference.

b. Nominations

(1) Responsibilities: It shall nominate the vice chairperson and secretary of the Council, the chairs of the Personnel and Budget Committees, and the members of all Committees and task forces established by the Council unless the Council provides otherwise.

(2) Membership: The Committee will consist of five Conference Council on Ministries members ap-pointed by the Bishop and the Council on Ministries Director (without vote).

ITEM 27 – STANDING RULE CHANGE REGARDING STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF MISSIONS

Adopted as amended on Consent Calendar

The following changes are adopted to Standing Rul e V.G.10

10. Missions, Conference Board of

a. Responsibilities: Conference Board of Missions shall have functions related to the objectives and scope of work of the National Division of the General Board of Global Ministries as set forth in the United Methodist Book of Discipline and the United Methodist Development Fund, and such other responsibilities as the Discipline, the Annual Conference, or the Conference Council on Ministries shall assign to it. The Board shall be the Commission on Equitable Salaries which is required by The Book of Discipline. The Board shall administer the Ethnic Minority Congregations, and Emerging Congregations Funds.

b. Membership: In addition to the members of the General Board of Global Ministries who are mem-bers of the National Division of the United Methodist Development Fund and reside within the bounds of the Conference, the Board shall consist of up to forty (40) members: A chairperson, vice chairper-son, secretary, chairpersons of its standing committees, a Disaster Response Coordinator, the UMW Mission coordinator for Education and Interpretation and, thirteen other members elected by the

Annual Conference. The Board is authorized to elect up to five additional members whose presence would be helpful in the judgment of the Board.

c. Standing Committees:

(1). The Board shall divide its membership

Into <eight,>, nine standing committees:

a.Equitable Salaries,

b.Ethnic Ministries,

c.New Church Development,

d.Mission Education,

e.Volunteers in Mission,

f.Health and Relief,

g.Local Church Revitalization,

h.Mission Personnel

i. Disaster Preparedness

(2). The Board shall determine the functions and budgets of its committe

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ITEM 28 – STANDING RULES CHANGE REGARDING CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS


The Conference Standing Rules are amended as follows at Division V.G.19:

19. Nominations, Committee on

a. Responsibilities and Guidelines for Nominations:

(1) Prepare nominations for Conference officers, boards, divisions, commissions, and committees, except where specific provision is otherwise mandated. The chairperson shall prepare an accurate list of all Conference agencies, including the personnel and officers of the agencies, no later than seventeen (17) days after the adjournment of Conference.

(2) An individual, Nominating Committee, or agency making nominations shall secure the consent of the nominee before any report is made.

(3) Additional nominations shall be submitted to the Conference Committee on Nomi-nations with signatures of five (5) United Methodists in this Conference within twenty-four (24) hours following the official presentation of the Nominations Committee report. All nominations, both those from the Nominations Commit-tee and the floor, shall be listed with no identifying marks in the Nominations Committee report and the ballot. Where nominations of more than one person for a single position is made and where nominations are made beyond the prescribed number allowed, a ballot shall be taken to determine the election. The election shall be held not earlier than twenty-four (24) hours from the official presentation of the Nominations Committee report.

(4) Unless the Discipline, Standing Rules, or Corporation Bylaws otherwise provide, the Conference Committee on Nominations shall name the conveners of those elected by the Annual Conference which elect their own chairperson. The conve-ners shall not be members of the agencies they convene, and shall insure that the officers elected by the agency are reported to the chairperson of the Conference Committee on Nominations.

(5) For the purpose of providing information to the members of the Annual Con-ference and its churches about the organizations listed below, the Conference Committee on Nominations will annually request of their boards of directors, a list of their officers and board members, and a brief description of the organization, including, as set forth in its Articles of Incorporation, Constitution, and/or Bylaws, the official name, the purpose of the organization, its profit or not for profit status, the requirements to serve as officers or members of the board of directors, and any connections or linkages with the Annual Conference. The Conference Commit-tee on Nominations will forward this information to the Editor of the Conference Journal for annual publication in Chapter 11 2: Membership of Conference Com-missions, Boards, Commissions, and Agencies Committees in the concluding sec-tion entitled “Informational.” The following organizations shall receive requests: California-Nevada Methodist Homes, Clergy Spouse Association, Conference Claimants’ Endowment Board, Ethnic Caucuses, Fred Finch Youth Center, Glide Foundation, Northern California Interreligious Conference, Retired Clergy Asso-ciation, Sierra Service Project, United Methodist Men, United Methodist Women, Wesley Foundation of University of California – Berkeley, Wesley Foundation of University of California – Merced.

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b. Membership: The Committee shall consist of up to twenty-one (21) persons: a chair-person, vice chairperson, secretary; and up to eleven (11) members at large, nominated by the Ministry Staff, four (4) additional at large members nominated by the Ministry Staff in consultation with the Conference Commission on Religion and Race. These eighteen (18) persons shall be placed in triennial classes. In addition, one young adult shall be designated by the Young Adult Council; one youth by the Council on Youth Ministries. Additional members are: one (1) young adult and one (1) youth nominated by the Ministry Staff; and Conference Lay Leader(s). The Director and Associate Director of the Conference Council on Ministries of Connectional Ministry shall serve as staff consultants. Of the twenty-one (21) members, there shall be at least one (1) from each District who shall serve on that District Nominating Committee or equivalent structure. Nominees shall be named by May 1 each year and their consent secured by the Bishop.

ITEM 29 – STANDING RULE CHANGES TO ALIGN WITH BOOK OF DISCIPLINE 2008

Adopted on the Consent Calendar

The Conference Standing Rules are amended at Division V.G.3 as follows:

3. California Nevada United Methodist Foundation:

There shall be a California Nevada United Methodist Foundation, a California Corporation, whose membership shall be determined by the Directors of the Foundation in accordance with its Bylaws. The Directors shall be elected in accordance with the Bylaws of the Foundation. The Foundation has been established pursuant to Para. 2513, 2008 Book of Discipline. The Foundation may submit finan-cial reports to the Annual Conference.

ITEM 30 – STANDING RULE CHANGE REGARDING CONFERENCE PERSONNEL WORKING GROUP


The Conference Standing Rules are amended at Division V.G.10 as follows:

11. Conference Personnel Working Group

a. Responsibilities: The Conference Personnel Working Group shall seek to facilitate communication and cooperation among Conference agencies and staff. Input from the Working Group will be made to the participating agencies for their annual budgetary processes and personnel policy deliberations.

b. Membership: The Working Group shall consist of the personnel chairperson (or persons with duties similar to personnel chairpersons) of the Conference Board of Pensions, the California Nevada United Methodist Foundation, the Conference Council on Finance & Administration, the Conference Council on Ministries, and the Conference Committee on District Superintendency. The Chairperson of the Conference Committee on District Superintendency will act as Convener of the Working Group. The personnel Chairperson of the Conference “Committee on Finance & Administration is not permitted by Paragraph 611.2 of 2004 Book of Discipline to be a member of the Working Group, but may attend meetings of the Working Group as an observer.

ITEM 31 – SEPTEMBER NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTHAdopted in Plenary as amended

Therefore, be it resolved that the California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church join with the General Board of Church and Society, the U.S. Department of Health & Human

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Services ((Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT)), the California Council on Alcohol Problems (CalCAP), the California Coalition Against Gambling Expansion (CCAGE), and the Alcohol-Narcotics Education Foundation. (ANEF), and the Nevada and California State Legislatures to celebrate September as National Recovery Month with this year’s (2009) theme being Join the Voices for Recovery: Together We Learn, Together We Heal.

Be it further resolved that a lay member of Annual Conference from each congregation within the California-Nevada Conference is urged to request their pastor to preach a sermon during the month of September 2009 on the above theme. Worship aids may be found on the General Board of Church and Society’s Health and Wholeness web site www.umc-gbcs.org/HealthWholeness, the General Board of Global Ministries Special Program on Substance Abuse and Related Violence (SPSARV) web site new.gbgm-umc.org/about/us/cim/programs/spsarv/, as well as the National Recovery Month web site www.recoverymonth.gov. See also visit our Conference Board of Church and Society web page Addiction Recovery www.cnumc.org/page.asp?PKValue=1331.

Be it further resolved that each congregation within the California-Nevada Conference is urged to develop and support recovery ministries, for guidance on how to get started go to new.gbgm-umc.org/media/cim/pdf/rushcenterfaq.pdf . See our Conference Addiction Recovery web page for notices of future training for both clergy and laity.

Be it further resolved that the California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church support and endorse State Legislative measures which support the recovery efforts for our general population and rehabilitation rather than incarceration for both youth and adults within the court and correctional systems within the States of California and Nevada. The California-Nevada Annual Conference, through the Nevada-Sierra District, urges the Religious Alliance in Nevada (R.A.I.N.) to support legislation to recognize September each year as National Recovery Month within the State of Nevada. The Conference Secretary is requested to transmit a copy of this resolution to the members of the Nevada State Senate Committee on Health and Education, the Nevada State Assembly Committee on Health and Human Services, the California State Assembly Select Committee on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, and the California State Senate Committee on Health.

ITEM 32 – RESOLUTION FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY Approved in Plenary as amended

BE IT RESOLVED that the 2009 Session of the California-Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church:

(1) Laments the Court’s decision to uphold an amendment to the California Constitu-tion that denies a basic civil right of personal autonomy and liberty to a group of people solely on the basis of their sexual orientation;

(2) Celebrates the Court’s upholding of the estimated 18,000 same-sex marriages that took place before Proposition 8 went into effect.

(3) Thanks California Supreme Court Justice Carlos Moreno for his minority opinion and his emphasis on the need for equal protection for all Californians. The Cal-ifornia-Nevada Annual Conference directs its secretary to send a letter to Justice Moreno thanking him for his dissent.

(4) Reaffirms its commitment to advocate for the full rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) persons at every level of society and the Church.

(5) Supports a state constitutional amendment that will ensure marriage equality for all Californians.

(6) Celebrate the state of Nevada’s recent move to legally recognize same-sex couples.

http://www.umc-gbcs.org/HealthWholeness

http://new.gbgm-umc.org/about/us/cim/programs/spsarv/

http://new.gbgm-umc.org/about/us/cim/programs/spsarv/

http://www.recoverymonth.gov

http://www.recoverymonth.gov

file:///C:/Users/Susan/Documents/Journal%202009/Input/9-Recommendations/www.cnumc.org/page.asp?PKValue=1331

http://new.gbgm-umc.org/media/cim/pdf/rushcenterfaq.pdf

http://new.gbgm-umc.org/media/cim/pdf/rushcenterfaq.pdf

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ITEM 33 – CONCERN AND SUPPORT FOR THE METHODIST CHURCH OF FIJI AND ROTUMA

Approved on the consent calendar

Resolution: Be it resolved that the California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church, meeting in Sacramento, California, June 18-20, 2009 declares the following:

1. We hold you, our sisters and brothers in The Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma, in our prayers and encourage you to hold fast to your hope in Jesus Christ. We know that being unable to meet as a conference hampers your work and witness. We pray that your faith and courage will continue to be strong and are confident that God will lead you forward.

2. We are concerned about our sisters and brothers of The Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma and call upon our State Department to use its diplomatic means to encourage democratic elections and a return of constitutional rule in Fiji.

3. We ask our Bishop and the entire United Methodist Council of Bishops to place the situation of our Fijian sisters and brothers in their circles of prayer, deliberation, and work. We believe that a state-ment of encouragement from our Council of Bishops would lift the spirit and strengthen the resolve of The Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma.

4. We call upon the United Nations to withdraw any appearance of support for the military govern-ment in Fiji by no longer using Fijian soldiers in any United Nations Peacekeeping units.

Copies of this resolution will be sent to The Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma, to the Secretary of the United Methodist Council of Bishops, to the U.S. Secretary of State, and to the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.

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Division I. The Annual Conference Session

A. LocationAnnual Conference shall determine the location

of its future sessions.

B. Bar of the ConferenceThe bar of the Conference shall be set by the

Commission on the Annual Conference Session. Clergy members of other Conferences may sit within the bar. Any Conference officer, staff member, Certified Director of Christian Educa-tion or Music may sit within the bar and have the privilege of the floor without vote.

C. Rules of Order1. Appropriate areas shall include:

a. Annual Conference rules and procedures.b. Definitions of Conference boards, agen-

cies, and committees including member-ship, duties, and special considerations. Philosophy and background information may be referred to through a resource reference, but not generally included. Any significant on going groups and positions now existent but previously omitted from the Rules, may be brought to Annual Conference for consideration of inclusion. However, task forces and ad hoe committees designed to last four years or less shall not be included.

c. Fiscal rules, procedures, and policies including apportionments, major funds, property, remuneration, and reimburse-ment.

2. Amending the standing rules. All motions shall:a. Contain that intention within the motion,b. Be presented in printed form to the Con-

ference and the Committee on Confer-ence Legislation at least 24 hours before voting, and

c. Receive a two thirds vote of those present and voting.

d. Each responsible conference agency, board, or committee, within one year following each General Conference, shall submit to the Committee on Legisla-tion and to the Conference Secretary a set of proposed changes to the Standing Rules, which will conform its rules to the

current Discipline and to the committee/board/ agency’s current practice.

3. Editing and revising shall:a. Be done by the Committee on Conference

Legislation,b. Include removing items with a self limit-

ing deadline, andc. Maintain the spirit of the adopted amend-

ment.4. All motions, resolutions, and amendments

shall be written on blanks designated by the Secretary of the Conference.

5. Parliamentary Procedure. The Parliamentary Procedure track will use Legislative Sec-tions to recommend action to the Plenary Session (a session open to all Conference members).a. Resolutions and recommendations sub-

mitted to the Annual Conference Session, except the Conference budget, elections and personnel actions of the Board of Ordained Ministry, shall be considered in a Legislative Section before consid-eration in a Plenary Session. The task of a section is to consider amending the legislation and then recommend action by the Plenary Session.

b. The number of sections will be estab-lished by the Commission on the Annual Conference Session. The Commission will recruit leadership for the sections.

c. The Commission shall assign members to sections.

d. Members of one section may attend another section and have the privilege of the floor without vote. The section may extend the privilege of the floor to non Conference members.

e. The Commission’s Agenda Committee will assign legislation to the sections.

f. Proposers of legislation will arrange to have it presented to the section. Confer-ence members who present legislation will become members of the section where they present it.

g. If ten or more members of a section wish to present a minority report on legislation from the section to the plenary session, they may select a spokesperson and do so.

h. Legislation will be presented to the ple-nary session by one of the section’s lead-ers. Minority reports will be presented

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after the section’s recommendations. i. The Session shall have a Consent Calen-

dar which includes legislation that will be adopted by one vote without discussion, not sooner than 24 hours after it is dis-tributed. (1) When the Section’s prevailing vote

on legislation is 85% or more of the total of those voting, the legislation will automatically be placed on the Consent Calendar.

(2) The printed Consent Calendar will be distributed in plenary session. If the Section amended the legislation, the amendment(s) will be printed with the Consent Calendar.

(3) If a Conference Member wishes to remove legislation from the Consent Calendar, s/he must submit a removal petition signed by ten Conference Members. ‘Me petition must be submitted to a member of the Agenda Committee within the time limits set by the Session.

(4) If legislation is removed from the Consent Calendar, it shall be pre-sented in plenary session by one of the section’s leaders. The first signer of the removal petition or another member designated on the petition shall have the first opportunity to speak from the floor.

6. Petitionary Procedure. The Petitionary Procedure track will allow introduction of resolutions, recommendations and petitions to the Annual Conference Session Plenary Session without consideration by a Legisla-tive Section and without calling for a vote by the Plenary Session. a. Resolutions, recommendations and

petitions will be brought to the attention of the Annual Conference Session in Ple-nary Session through non Parliamentary Procedure.

b. The Commission on the Annual Confer-ence Session will schedule time for an introduction of the resolution, recommen-dation or petition in Plenary Session.

c. The resolution, recommendation or peti-tion may be introduced in the Plenary Session by a representative of the group or the individual submitting it.

d. The resolution, recommendation or

petition is not debated. (Questions for clarification may be included within the time allotted for presentation.)

e. The resolution, recommendation or peti-tion is not submitted for a vote.

f. Members of the Annual Conference may demonstrate their support for the resolu-tion, recommendation or petition by tak-ing direct action in one or more ways, as invited by the presenter(s), e.g., affixing their signatures to the original resolution, recommendation or petition; receiving a copy of the resolution, recommenda-tion or petition to transmit to a person in a position to take action on the topic of concern addressed by the resolution, rec-ommendation or petition; agreeing to join a network of persons committed to taking action on the topic of concern addressed by the resolution, recommendation or pe-tition; covenanting to share information about the topic of concern with others in their congregations and communities and members of the media; and/or agreeing to a commitment to prayer, study and action in response to the topic of concern addressed by the resolution, recommen-dation or petition.

g. Any copy of the petition circulated fol-lowing the Annual Conference Session should indicate that it represents only the personal position of those Confer-ence members who have signed and does not represent the position of the Annual Conference body.

7. Rules relating to debate.a. Rule One: Undebatable motions.

The following motions shall be acted on without debate:

(1) To adjourn, (2) To suspend the rides, (3) To lay on the table, (4) To take from the table, (5) To call for the previous question, (6) To reconsider a non debatable motion, (7) To limit or extend the limits of debate, (8) To call for the order of the day.

b. Rule Two: Rights of the main motion. The main question may be opened to debate under the following motions: to adopt to commit or refer, to substitute, to postpone, and to reconsider. No new motion, resolution, or subject shall be

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entertained until the one under consider-ation shall have been disposed of. This restriction shall not preclude secondary motions.

c. Rule Three: Precedence of secondary motions.

If any one or more of the following motions shall be made when one or more other motions are pending, the order of their precedence in rela-tion to one another shall be the same as the order of their listing below:

(1) To fix the time for adjournment, (2) To adjourn, (3) To take recess, (4) To lay on the table, (5) To order the previous question, (6) To limit or extend the limits of debate, (7) To postpone to a given time, (8) To commit or refer, (9) To amend or to amend by substitution

(one amendment being allowed to an amendment), and

(10) To postpone indefinitely.d. Rule Four: Tabling related motions.

No motion which adheres to another motion or has another motion adhering to it can be laid on the table by itself. Such motions, if laid on the table, carry with them the motions to which they respectively adhere or which adhere to them.

e. Rule Five: Previous question. Any member who moves the previous question

shall indicate to what it is to apply, if any second-ary motion(s) are pending. If the member does not so indicate, it shall be regarded as applying only to the immediately pending question. This motion shall be taken without debate, and shall require a two thirds vote. If adopted, the vote shall be taken without further debate except as provided in Rule Ten.

f. Rule Six: Procedure for amending by substitution.

When a resolution is properly before the Conference for consideration and action, even if amendments are pending, a substitute may be offered for the report, resolution, or amendment under consideration. This substitute shall be an alternative to what is before the house. The Conference shall then proceed first to perfect the original report or resolution, including consider-ation and action on any amendments which may be offered to it. The same perfecting process shall then be followed with respect to the substitution. The question shall then be put first on the motion

to substitute, followed by the motion to adopt the report or resolution, provided, however, that the motion for the previous question shall not be in order on the adoption of the report or recommen-dation or on making the proposed substitution until opportunity has been given for at least two speakers for and two against the question, the amendment or the substitution.

g. Rule Seven: Unlawful motion after speech.

It shall not be in order for a member immediate-ly after discussing a pending question and before relinquishing the floor to make a motion whose adoption would limit or stop debate.

h. Rule Eight: Exceptions to majority vote. A majority of those voting shall decide all ques-

tions with the following exceptions: (1) One third of those present and voting

shall suffice to sustain a call for a count vote, and

(2) A two thirds vote shall be required to sustain a motion to suspend or amend the rules; to sustain a motion for the previous question; to set aside a previous order, to consider a special order before the time set therefore. (Refer also: (I. C. 2) Standing Rules; (IV. C. 1) Clergy relations change; (V. A. 7) Board of Ordained Ministry; (V. E. 3. a) CCOM Executive Commit-tee; (VI. F. 6) Apportionment Budget; (VI. T. 3) emergency allocation of capital.)

i. Rule Nine: Reporting on count votes.Resolutions, for which a count vote was called,

shall be recorded and reported with the results of the vote.

j. Rule Ten: Reconsideration.A motion to reconsider an action of the Confer-

ence shall be in order at any time if offered by a member who voted with the prevailing side. If the motion proposed to reconsider is non debatable, the motion to reconsider may not be debated.

k. Rule Eleven: Speakers for and against (1) No member shall speak more than

once on a question until every member choosing to speak shall have spoken. No member shall speak for or against a pending matter immedi-ately after another member favoring the same side has spoken, unless no speaker of the opposite side desires

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the floor. No person shall speak more than twice on a question or more than two minutes at a time without the permission of Conference. Insofar as it is possible, the chair shall rec-ognize an equal number of laity and clergy, as well as an even distribution throughout the bar of the Conference.

(2) A motion for the previous question shall not be in order until opportunity be given for two speeches for and two against the main motion and each subsidiary motion.

(3) The person presenting the majority report or main motion shall have an opportunity to speak just prior to the vote being taken. This right of the presenter to close the debate shall prevail in like manner when a vote is about to be taken on a motion to amend, to substitute, to postpone, to refer, or to lay on the table, or any other motion the adoption of which, in the judgment of the chair, would vitally affect the report under consideration.

l. Rule Twelve: Robert’s Rules of Order (newly revised) shall govern proceed-ings of the Conference in all matters not herein specified.

8. Influence: Demonstration of approval or disapproval during the process of debate, shall be deemed a breech of order.

D. OfferingsThere shall be an offering administered by

the Board of Pensions for special needs among Conference Claimants and former local pastors. All other offerings shall be determined by the Commission on the Annual Conference Session.

E. Annual Conference NewsA summary of the previous day’s Conference

action shall be distributed by the Conference Secretary. The Conference Council on Ministries’ Communications Committee is responsible for giving press coverage of each session. No news shall be released for publication except through the Committee. Announcements shall be given to the Secretary in writing for daily publication. Vocal announcements will be permitted in emer-gency cases only.

F. Reports and Recommendations1. The Conference Secretary shall be respon-

sible for managing the consideration of all reports and recommendations by the session. The Conference Communica-tions Committee shall be responsible for publishing reports and recommendations on the conference web site in such a way that they may be downloaded by conference members and printed as desired. The Com-munications committee shall be responsible for publicizing the availability of material published on the web site. Persons without web access may request printed copies from the conference office. a. Timing. The Conference Secretary shall

send instructions regarding the submis-sion of reports and recommendations to all Conference Agencies prior to the second week in December. The instruc-tions shall include directions for submit-ting reports and recommendations in the preferred format. Deadlines for reports and recommendations to be received by the Conference Secretary shall be estab-lished by the Commission on the Annual Conference Session. In case of a special session, the Commission shall desig-nate an appropriate time schedule for submission, preparation and distribution of the necessary printed materials. The Commission on the Annual Conference shall provide for the dissemination of deadlines for Reports and Recommenda-tions throughout the Annual Conference.

2. Reportsa. Each council. Board, commission, com-

mittee or agency shall submit an annual report as an expression of its accountabil-ity to the Annual Conference which shall contain: (1) The achievements of the previous

calendar year. (2) Actions resulting from any recom-

mendation adopted by the previous conference session on recommenda-tion of the council, board, commis-sion, committee or agency submitting the report, or referred to the agency by the conference session.

(3) The number on the agency, number of votes received when the report was adopted, number for, against, and

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abstaining, date of first meeting, and number of meetings held. The votes may be received via email or fax.

b. Each report shall be limited to the num-ber of words specified by the Secretary of the Annual Conference.

c. A separate personnel report shall be sub-mitted by every board and agency having responsibility for employed personnel. All personnel reports shall be printed to-gether in the Preliminary Report separate from other reports and recommendations. They shall include:(1) A statement of all professional staff

persons who are presently or have been employed by the agency during the previous year,

(2) Salaries and sources of finding, (3) Procedures used by the agency to re-

view and evaluate such staff persons, and

(4) Specific recommendations for per-sonnel when Conference action is required.

d. Reports received after the established deadline may be added to the web site and will be included in the Conference Journal if received in time.

3. Recommendations, Resolutions, and Peti-tionsa. Recommendations, resolutions and

petitions may be brought before the ses-sion by councils, boards, commissions, committees or agencies of the Annual Conference; by a local church, through action of its administrative board, charge conference, or church conference; or by individual lay members of local churches within the Annual Conference or clergy members of the Annual Conference, di-rectly to the Conference Secretary. Items submitted by agencies and local churches shall include the number of members of that body, the number present, the num-ber voting for, against and abstaining and the date that the action was taken.

b. Recommendations, resolutions and petitions shall be submitted without “whereas” clauses, but may include an explanatory statement which shall not be subject to action by the session.

c. Recommendations, resolutions or peti-tions received via email or digital file

will be acknowledged by the Conference Secretary. Those not conforming to the appropriate format will be returned to the sender for reformatting.

d. In order to be considered at the session in the current year, recommendations, reso-lutions and petitions must be received by the Conference Secretary by the deadline established by the Commission on the Annual Conference Session. A copy of the recommendation, resolution or peti-tion must be submitted to the Conference Legislative Committee for review. Items resulting only from situations whose late development prevented their consider-ation before the deadline, according to the determination of the Secretary of the Annual Conference may be submitted up to June 1, and when accepted shall be distributed in the First Day Packet. The decision of the Conference Secretary may be appealed to the Bishop.

e. The Conference Communications Com-mittee shall publish on the conference web site material received prior to the deadline established by the Commis-sion, as well as material submitted prior to June I which has been approved by the Secretary of the Annual Conference. After June 1, persons or agencies wishing to distribute recommendations must sup-ply enough copies in the form required for recommendations for all Conference members. The expense must be home by the agency or individual. The following are exempt from the rule: budget and apportionment calculation reports of the Council on Finance & Administration, the report of the Board of Pensions, and the report of the Nominating Committee.

4. Distribution of materials on the Floor of the Conference shall be done only by the official pages. Material so distributed shall be limited to that which is pending action by the session. All other material which may be of special interest to the session may be placed in a convenient location, designated by the Commission on the Annual Confer-ence Session, where interested parties may obtain copies. No non member, organiza-tion or institution unrelated to the Annual Conference shall be permitted to distribute material on the floor of the Conference

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without prior consent of the chair of the Commission. Any material so approved for distribution shall contain the name of the individual and/or organization that assumes responsibility for its origination.

G. Minutes of Clergy Session1. Minutes of the Executive Session of Annual

Conference actions shall be printed in the Journal, including answers to disciplinary questions, and a. Actions needed for the information of the

whole Conference, b. Actions the Executive Session requests

by its vote, and c. Actions setting policy regarding pro-

cedures of the Division of Ordained Ministry and/or the Executive Session.

H. Delegates to General & Jurisdictional Conferences

(See Paras. 32 34, 2004 Discipline.)1. We are an inclusive and pluralistic church.

We desire to have a delegation that is representative of the entire Conference considering such factors as sex, age, race, sexual orientation, persons with handicap-ping conditions, geography, and Conference members who have gained experience at previous General and Jurisdictional Confer-ences as well as those who have never served as delegates.

2. Nominations of Lay Delegates a. The Conference United Methodist Wom-

en and United Methodist Men, all ethnic caucuses, the Commission on Religion and Race, Commission on the Status and Role of Women, Council on Youth Min-istries, and Young Adult Council, shall encourage nominations for delegates to General and Jurisdictional Conferences and inform people of the responsibilities, time and travel involved.

b. Nominations shall be sent to the Confer-ence Secretary by May 10 of the year of the election. The nomination shall include the person’s name, Church, District, and a brief statement of the nominee’s church experience and qualifications, including age, ethnic background, and number of terms as General/Jurisdictional Confer-ence Delegate if applicable. A photo, no larger than 2 by 3 inches, may be includ-

ed. Other information and endorsements may be added as space permits. Space is limited to one half of a standard 8 1/2 x 11 inch sheet with a one half inch margin allowance on all four sides, or 7/2 inches wide by 4/2 inches high. All text must be entered on a standard typewriter size. A statement from the nominee indicating a willingness to serve if elected must be attached to the nomination.

c. The Conference Secretary shall have the nominations, including the half page de-scriptive statement, printed for distribu-tion prior to the opening session.

d. At the opening session, additional nomi-nations may be made if supported by at least twenty votes.

e. The Conference Secretary shall prepare a ballot which shall list all nominations by name only in groups according to sex with spaces for nominations from the floor and columns for at least ten ballots.

3. Nominations of Clergy Delegatesa. The Conference Secretary shall mail a

nominating ballot to all eligible clergy on May 1 of an election year.

b. Those desiring may nominate, in alpha-betical order, the required number of names. Ballots shall be returned to the Conference Secretary no later than fifteen days before the Annual Conference Session begins. Ballots with an incorrect number of names and those received after the deadline are void. All ballots shall be signed and dated.

c. The Conference Secretary shall prepare the official ballot by alphabetically listing all names which received at least twenty votes. The form shall provide spaces for nominations from the floor and columns for at least ten ballots.

d. At the opening session, additional nomi-nations may be added if supported by at least twenty votes.

4. Method of Voting and Tallyinga. Official ballots, on different colored

paper for lay and clergy members, shall be given to lay and clergy members at the opening session. Both lay and clergy shall receive a second form, identical to the first, but marked “FOR TABULA-TION ONLY.”

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counted, the tellers shall line out all names of those elected and those who re-ceived less than twenty votes. The Bishop announces the results. Additional ballots are taken following the same procedure.

c. An election is declared if a person received a majority of the valid votes cast. A valid vote is one which appears in a ballot cast for the precise number of lawful and qualified candidates, or for a lesser number, corresponding with the number of delegates to be elected on that ballot. All other votes are invalid.

d. For electing the required number of del-egates and alternates in the Jurisdictional Conference, a new ballot shall contain the names of all persons not elected to General Conference who received thirty or more votes on any ballot. If additional nominees are needed from the floor, those supported by at least thirty votes may have their names added to the list.

e. After the election of the Jurisdictional Delegates, one additional ballot shall be taken for reserve delegates with the first five lay persons and the first five clergy persons being considered reserve del-egates according to the numerical ranking of total votes received. Vacancies which may occur within these reserve delegates shall be filled using the list of nominees appearing on this final ballot according to the numerical ranking of total votes received.

5. Boards, agencies, and committees elected by the Annual Conference shall not endorse any nominees for election to General Con-ference or Jurisdictional Conference or the episcopacy.

I. Nominations for Episcopal Election

1. Deciding whether to participate in the nominations process. a. In the calendar year proceeding the year

in which the Jurisdictional Conference meets, the Annual Conference shall ballot on this question: “Shall the Annual Con-ference Secretary distribute forms for the nomination of Episcopal candidates to the lay and clergy members of next year’s Annual Conference, provided there is to be an Episcopal election?” A majority of

the valid ballots cast shall be sufficient to instruct the Conference Secretary.

b. If the Annual Conference votes affirma-tively on this question, but there is doubt as to whether there will be an Episcopal election, the Conference Secretary shall ask for the opinion of the Jurisdictional College of Bishops. If, in the judgment of the College of Bishops, it is likely there will be an Episcopal election, the Confer-ence Secretary shall distribute the forms.

c. If the forms are not distributed, it is presumed the Annual Conference will not name nominees for the episcopacy the following Session, and a statement to that effect will be printed in the Conference newspaper.

2. Developing an Annual Conference ballot.a. If forms are to be distributed, the Confer-

ence Secretary shall distribute them through the coordinated mailing and/or other communications and shall contain at least the following: “Each lay and clergy member of the Annual Conference is invited to list up to three ministers for the Annual Conference to nominate for Episcopal election. All ministers who are full members of any Conference are eligible for nomination. Names must be received by the Conference Secretary no later than April 15. Those submitting names shall sign the form identifying the local church or group by which they are elected as members of the Conference.”

b. The Conference Secretary shall prepare a preliminary alphabetical list using the forms received, including the name, age, sex, ethnic background, conference membership and complete service record of ministers named by thirty or more members of the Annual Conference. The Conference Secretary shall contact all potential nominees, to secure their will-ingness to be listed on the ballot. A list of willing nominees shall be published in the Conference newspaper on or about June I and reported to members of Con-ference during the opening session.

c. Up to 24 hours prior to the taking of the first ballot, names may be added by peti-tions bearing the signatures of thirty or more members of the Annual Conference and a signed statement of willingness of

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the potential nominee.3. Pre Balloting Procedure.

a. The process for Episcopal election shall be fully explained to the full Conference session before the balloting begins. The explanation shall be made by the head of the most recently elected Jurisdictional Conference delegation or his or her designee and shall include the processes of the Annual Conference and the Juris-dictional Conference Episcopal elections and the effect of expected retirements on the Western Jurisdictional College of Bishops. Members from the floor shall be invited to ask questions or make points of information in accordance with the rules of parliamentary procedure.

b. Each nominee or representative of a nom-inee shall be given time, not to exceed five (5) minutes, to describe his or her vision for The United Methodist Church before the full Conference session.

c. The full Conference session shall join in prayer before each balloting.

4. Selection of nominees:a. On every ballot, each member of the An-

nual Conference may vote for one clergy on the list. The Bishop shall report the results. Any minister receiving a majority of valid ballots shall become a nominee of this Annual Conference for Episcopal election by the Jurisdictional Conference. Those not receiving thirty or more votes shall not be listed on future ballots.

b. After the results of each ballot are an-nounced, the Annual Conference shall vote on the following question before balloting again: “Shall the Annual Conference continue to ballot in order to nominate ministers for Episcopal election?” Balloting shall continue if a majority supports it.

c. When the process is completed, the Conference Secretary shall notify the Jurisdictional Conference Secretary of the results..

J. Effective Date for Changes in Conference Rules

Unless specified otherwise, the effective date for changes in the Rules with financial implica-tion will be January 1 following approval at Annual Conference. Definition of what consti-

tutes a financial implication shall rest with the Conference Council on Finance & Administra-tion. Changes without financial implications will become effective on adjournment of the Annual Conference.

Division II. Conference Journal

A. Conference Journal1. When certified by the Bishop and the

Secretary, the Journal shall be the official record of the Conference. The 1971 Journal contains a complete listing of former EUB and Methodist churches.

2. The Journal Editor shall be responsible for receiving copy from the Conference Secre-tary, agencies and officers for the compiling, editing, and distribution of the Journal.

3. Copy for the Journal must be in the hands of the Conference Secretary no later than one week after the adjournment of the Annual Conference Session.

4. The Conference Journal shall be published in two formats, in printed form and on com-puter files distributed on CD. The entire Journal shall be published each year in CD format. In addition, the printed portion of the Journal which is bound and distributed to members shall include, in addition to other materials, the Business Questions of the Annual Conference, the adopted recommendations of the Conference Board of Pensions, and the following financial reports:a. The Conference apportionment

budget as approved for the coming year, with accompanying notes, and with a comparison to the apportionment budget approved for the preceding fiscal year;

b. The Financial Reports of the Council on Finance, the Board of Pensions, the Board of Trustees, the Board of Missions, the Board of Discipleship, the Confer-ence Claimants Endowment Board, and the United Methodist Foundation.

5. Distribution:a. One copy to each of the following:

Clergy members and other clergy under appointment; probationary members; lay members; alternate lay members who are seated within the bar of the Conference

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and sign roll call cards; delegates of the youth and young adult delegations who are seated within the bar, sign roll cards, and request one in writing; churches for office and library use; and Conference claimants;

b. Three copies to the Conference Archives and copies to such other regional archives as request and justify a need for it;

c. Three copies to each member of the basic professional and other Conference staff;

d. One copy each to lay chairpersons of Conference agencies for which the Conference Nominating Committee has nominating responsibility and agencies for which the Conference has accepted Advance Special responsibility;

e. One copy to each lay member of Confer-ence Legislation and Nominating Com-mittees;

f. One copy, on request, to each lay District Coordinator who would not receive a copy under other provisions.

g. Additional copies, over the number speci-fied above, may be ordered by Confer-ence members, alternate members, and by representatives of agencies reporting to the Annual Conference. Orders for these additional copies shall be received by the Conference Secretary before the adjournment of the Annual Conference Session. Payment in full, at the per copy rate set by the Conference Secretary, must accompany each order. Others may be purchased from the Cokesbury Book Store.

6. Each local church shall maintain a file of Conference Journals, and it is the responsi-bility of the pastor to make sure that this is done.

Division III. Conference Officers(Non-Disciplinary)

A. Editor of the Journal There shall be an Editor of the Conference

Journal elected on nomination of the Nominating Committee in consultation with the Conference Secretary.

Division IV. Conference Membership and Clergy Relations

A. Basic Lay Membership 1. Lay members and alternate lay members

shall be elected for the quadrennium in the Church Conference held following the regular session of the General Conference. The term of service shall begin January I and end with the close of the quadrennium or the commencement of the term of their successors. Members elected to fill vacan-cies shall serve the balance of the term.

2. The Conference Secretary shall determine the number of lay members to be elected by local churches so that the total number of lay members will equal the total number of clergy members (see Para. 32, 2004 Discipline). By August 1 in the year of the quadrennial General Conference, the Conference Secretary, in consultation with the Conference Statistician, shall determine the number of clergy members of the An-nual Conference. This shall fix the official number of lay members for the following quadrennium. There shall be Lay Members selected by the following rules: a. Each lay member shall have been for the

two years next preceding his or her elec-tion a member of The United Methodist Church and shall have been an active par-ticipant in The United Methodist Church for at least four years next preceding his or her election.

b. Each church shall be allotted one lay member.

c. Where any church has appointed to it more than one clergy member, that church shall be allotted an additional lay member so that the basic number of lay members equals the number of clergy members appointed to that church.

d. By virtue of their consecration, Diaconal ministers, active and retired, are lay members of the Annual Conference.

e. Conference Lay Ministers assigned by the District Superintendent to a local church are members of the Annual Con-ference (see Para. 271, 2004 Discipline).

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Conference: the Conference President of the United Methodist Women; the Conference President of United Method-ist Men; the Conference Lay Leader; lay delegate or reserve lay delegate to Jurisdictional Conference; each District Lay leader. Each of the following shall be lay members if the office is held by a lay person: Chairperson or vice chairperson of each of the Conference Council on Ministries, the Council on Finance & Administration, the Commis-sion on the Annual Conference Session; the Agenda chairperson of the Annual Conference Session; chairperson of each of the Board of Church and Society, the Board of Conference Mission Strategy, the Board of Discipleship, the Board of Higher Education and Campus Minis-try, the Commission on Ethnic Minor-ity Congregations and Ministry, the Commission on Religion and Race, the Commission on the Status and Role of Women, the Committee on Conference Legislation, the Committee on Personnel Policies and Practices, Conference Board of Pensions, the Conference Board of Trustees, the United Methodist Founda-tion, the Conference Nominating Com-mittee, the District Council on Ministries, Retired Clergy Association President and Executive Officer of the Retired Clergy Association.

g. The Young Adult Delegation shall be allotted one lay member who shall be the Conference Young Adult Coordina-tor. The Young Adult Delegation also shall have allotted to it two additional lay members from each District.

h. The Conference Council on Youth Minis-try shall be allotted one lay member who shall be the Chairperson of the Confer-ence Council on Youth Ministry. The Conference Council on Youth Ministry also shall have allotted to it four addi-tional lay members from each district.

i. The remaining number of additional lay members shall be allotted, an equal number to each District, with any then remaining to be allotted, one per District, starting with the District which has the largest number of churches, and continu-ing in descending order until the required

number is provided. These additional lay members shall then be allotted within each District, one per church, starting with the largest church, and continu-ing in descending order according to membership, until the required number is provided.

3. After the formula set forth above has de-termined the allotment of lay members, the following procedure shall be followed in the year of the General Conference:a. By August 1 the Conference Secretary,

in consultation with the Conference Statistician, shall forward to the District Superintendents a list of the churches that are to elect one or more additional lay members.

b. By September 1 each District Superin-tendent shall arrange for each church to nominate and elect the proper number of lay members.

c. At the annual Charge Church Conference each church shall elect its lay member(s). The District Superintendent shall certify the names of those elected, and shall forward the names and addresses of those elected to the Conference Secretary and the Conference Office.

4. Additional rules:a. Election to any office named in section

A.2.f. above shall constitute election as a lay member.

b. There shall be a young adult delegation of not more than forty four (44) persons, of whom at least four shall come from each District, and all of whom shall be seated within the Bar of the Conference. The method of selection of these young adult delegates shall be established each year by the Conference Young Adult Council with approval of the Commis-sion on the Annual Conference Session. The Conference Young Adult Council shall provide training and preparation for these delegates. The forty four delegates shall elect from their membership the two young adult members from each District as full voting lay members of the Annual Conference Session. The young adult delegation may elect from its member-ship two alternate young adult members from each District under the supervision of the Conference Young Adult Council.

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Alternates and remaining delegates shall have voice, but not vote.

c. There shall be a youth delegation, all of whom shall be seated within the Bar of the Conference. The number and method of selection of these youth delegates shall be established each year by the Conference Council on Youth Ministry with approval of the Commission on the Annual Conference Session. The Confer-ence Council on Youth Ministry shall provide training and preparation for these delegates. Four youth members shall be elected from each District as full voting members of the Annual Conference Session. The youth delegation may elect from its membership one alternate youth member from each District under the supervision of the Conference Council on Youth Ministry. Alternates and remaining delegates shall have voice, but not vote.

d. If during the quadrennium, a church ex-periences a change in the number of min-isters appointed, the lay members) of that church shall be increased or decreased accordingly as of the date of the change in appointment. Any newly elected lay member under this provision shall serve for the balance of the quadrennium. When a church experiences a reduction in lay member(s) under this provision, the previously elected lay member who is no longer certified shall be considered the first alternate lay member unless the Church/ Charge Conference shall deter-mine otherwise.

e. All Certified Candidates for Ordained and Diaconal Ministry and one observer from each officially recognized United Methodist Fellowship and members of the Commission on the Annual Confer-ence Session not otherwise lay members of the Annual Conference shall be invited to attend Annual Conference Sessions at their own expense and be sent all pre Conference materials. They shall be seated within the Bar of the Conference with voice, but not vote, and will not be counted against or toward additional lay members.

f. The Conference Secretary shall list in the Conference Journal the names and addresses of lay members elected by the

Charge/Church Conferences and certified by the District Superintendents.

g. The Conference Office shall maintain lay member names and addresses for purposes of mailings of official notices and appropriate information.

B. Clergy Membership1. Requirements for admission are found in

Paras. 330 & 333 2004 Discipline. A pre-requisite to being admitted by any method into full connection in this Conference shall be graduation with a Master of Divinity degree or its equivalent from a theological school listed by the University Senate, or its equivalent body outside the United States. All clergy from other Christian churches shall meet this requirement. Candidates shall seek the guidance and counsel of the Board of Ordained Ministry as to proce-dures for meeting these requirements.

2. Membership in full connection will be granted to the applicant only after the successful completion of a minimum of two years of full time service under the supervision of a District Superintendent in this Conference following graduation from an approved seminary. Special appoint-ments outside this Conference will be given individual consideration.

3. All candidates seeking admission into this Conference from other denominations shall be recognized as probationary members and shall meet the requirements of United Meth-odist history, polity, and doctrine (Para. 347.b 2004 Discipline).

4 For associate members, see Para. 602.c, 2004 Discipline.

C. Clergy RelationsAll clergy members desiring a change in

Conference relationship shall consult the Board of Ordained Ministry. All changes in relation-ship shall require a two thirds vote of the clergy members in full connection (Paras. 353 359, 2004 Discipline).

D. Appointments to Extension Ministry

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Relations Committee of the Board of Ordained Ministry a statement of compensation. The compensation shall be published in the Journal. Clergy members appointed to any field other than the local church, the Superintendency, Conference Staff, or an agency reporting to the Conference through the employing agency shall file annually a written report of their work with the Board of Ordained Ministry as an addition to the official Appointment to Extension Ministry Report. The forms and the request will be sent by the District Superintendents with the Annual Appointment Request forms.

E. Privilege of Other Denominational Clergy

1. On recommendation of the Board of Or-dained Ministry, the clergy members in full connection may approve ministers in good standing in other Christian denominations to serve as pastors in charge while retain-ing their denominational affiliation; such ministers, provided that they shall agree in writing to support and maintain the doctrine and polity of the United Methodist Church while under appointment may be granted voice and vote in the Annual Conference on all matters except the following: a. Constitutional amendments; b. Election of delegates to the General or

Jurisdictional Conference; and c. All matters of ordination, character, and

Conference relations of ministers. Their ordination credentials shall be examined by the Board of Ordained Ministry. Those who have credentials equivalent to the standards for full connection in our Annual Conference shall be granted this privilege of relationship..

F. Clergy VacationsPastors shall have a minimum of four weeks

vacation within each Conference year, exclusive of all Sundays spent at Conference camps and on other Conference business. Pastors shall consult with the Pastor Parish Relations Committee each time that their absence from their Charge requires arrangements for pulpit supply and pastoral care.

G. Maternity/Paternity Leaves Para. 356, 2004 Discipline, makes a three

month maternity/paternity leave available for any probationary member, associate member,

or minister in full connection who so requests it at the birth or adoption of a child. Ministers, Pastor-Parish Relations Committees and other agencies employing ministers under appointment are encouraged to study both this paragraph of the Discipline and the statement adopted by the 1982 Annual Conference Session Journal (pp. 151 153).

H. Clergy CourtesyAll pastoral functions, for example preach-

ing, baptisms, weddings, and funerals, are the responsibility and privilege of the pastor under appointment to the specific charge, circuit, or par-ish. Retired clergy, former clergy, located clergy, clergy in special appointments, or neighboring clergy shall perform such functions only on the invitation of the pastor in charge.

I. Criminal or Civil Offenses1. In the event that a clergy has been charged

with criminal or civil offenses which impair that clergy’s ability to function in his/her appointment, as determined by the District Superintendent after consultation with the church’s Pastor Parish Relations Commit-tee, and if an Investigating Committee is not called immediately, the Bishop and the Cabinet, with the approval of the Execu-tive Committee of the Board of Ordained Ministry, may change the appointment to an at large appointment. That clergy shall then be eligible to receive the Annual Conference minimum salary until the matter has been resolved through disciplinary process, fol-lowing final court resolution of the charges. The matter may be resolved by: a. Reappointment, b. Action of an Investigating Committee, as

provided in the Discipline, or c. Convening of a panel including the

Bishop, all District Superintendents, the Chairperson of the Board of Ordained Ministry, Chairpersons of the Conference Relations Committee and Pastoral Care Committee of the Division, two members of the District Committee on Ordained Ministry of the District in which the charged clergy’s church is located, and three other members of the Board of Ordained Ministry appointed by its chairperson who are peers of the charged clergy especially of the same sex and/or

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same ethnic group.

J. Voting LimitationsAny person receiving salary or stipend for

performance of a task on behalf of any Confer-ence agency shall be disqualified from voting on matters that relate to the specific task which she or he is performing for that salary or stipend

Division V. Conference Leadership and Agencies

A. Guidelines1. These Standing Rules cover those details of

agency structure not specified in the Disci-pline.

2. Unless otherwise stated, members of Conference agencies are nominated by the Conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the Annual Conference.

3. Unless otherwise specified in the Stand-ing Rules or the Discipline, the term of all members of agencies elected by the Annual Conference shall be for the four years beginning July I following the Annual Conference Session.

4. In even numbered years, following the Annual Conference Session, the officers and chairs of standing committees of each of the five boards shall serve as an interim Executive Committee with power to act for its Board until the Board meets to organize.

5. Terms of office shall be staggered to provide continuity of leadership. During the initial establishment of this structure approximate-ly half of the officers and members of each agency shall be elected to two year terms.

6. This structure is designed to provide the minimum organization for each board, council or commission. Within the limits of the agency budget and for the purpose of assisting the agency in its work, the boards, councils, and commissions may establish working groups and task forces which include persons that are not members of that agency. All such groups shall be chaired by a member of the agency and are amenable to their parent body.

7. By a two thirds vote, the Board of Ordained Ministry may authorize non members of that Board to chair the Pastor’s School Board of Managers and the Multi lingual

Ministry Committee.8. Unless the Discipline, the Annual Confer-

ence, or the Articles of Incorporation, or Bylaws of an Incorporated agency provide otherwise, if a member of any Conference agency is absent from two consecutive meetings of the agency without a reason acceptable to the agency, that person shall cease to be a member thereof, and shall be notified. Unless the Discipline, the Annual Conference, or the Articles of Incorpora-tion, or Bylaws of an incorporated agency provide otherwise, any vacancy in a Confer-ence agency between Annual Conference Sessions shall be filled for the remainder of the Conference year by the ministry staff. When the ministry staff is not empowered to fill the vacancy, the agency involved is asked to consult with the ministry staff before taking final action.

9. Members of General Boards and Agencies residing within the bounds of the Annual Conference shall be assigned as ex officio members, unless the Constitution or Stand-ing Rules provide otherwise, to appropriate Annual Conference Boards and Agencies by the ministry staff in consultation with the person involved when the Discipline has not already made such assignment.

10. The maximum tenure for consecutive service on any one agency shall be two terms of four years or three triennial terms or one eight year term. However, this rule shall not apply to years of service by virtue of holding another office, e.g., member of a General Agency, or service in filling unex-pired terms of less than two years.

11. Ex officio members have a vote unless otherwise stated.

12. Representation on agencies:a. We intend that our Annual Conference

structure fully reflect our commitment to becoming an inclusive church. As one step toward this goal, our Conference shall continue affirmative action in se-lecting leadership as stated in Para. 609.5 2004 Discipline. In the nomination and election of the membership on councils, boards and agencies of the Annual Con-ference, special attention shall be given to the inclusion of clergy women, youth, young adults, older adults, persons with handicapping conditions, and racial and

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ethnic persons, in keeping with policies for general church agencies. It is recom-mended that the membership of such agencies include one-third clergy, one third lay women and one-third lay men except for the Board of Ordained Minis-try. There shall be concern for geographic (with consideration for Nevada) and large small church balance in establishing agency membership.

b. Unless otherwise stated by the Discipline, there shall be no less than five percent youth and five percent young adults in the membership of each agency. Youth and young adults may serve on Confer-ence boards and agencies as representa-tives of that age level only until June 30 following their 18th or 30th birthday, respectively.

13. Comprehensive strategies or similar plans adopted by the Annual Conference are to be considered by each agency as additional responsibilities assigned to the agency of the Annual Conference.

B. Conference Lay Leader1. Responsibilities: There shall be a Confer-

ence Lay Leader having the responsibilities as the elected leader of the Conference laity for fostering the awareness of the role of laity both within the congregation and through their ministries in the workplace, community, and world; enabling and sup-porting lay participation in the planning and decision making process of the Annual Con-ference, Districts, and local churches; relat-ing to, supporting, and helping to coordinate the work of organized laity groups in the Conference; and planning (in consultation with others) for the State of Laity address at Annual Conference.

2. Memberships: The Conference Lay Leader shall be a member of Annual Conference; the Conference Council on Ministries and its Executive Committee; Conference Committee on Nominations; Conference Board of Laity; Conference Committee on Episcopacy; and, Commission on Annual Conference Session.

3. Election:a. The position of Conference Lay Leader

shall have a quadrennial term of office and. shall be elected by the Annual

Conference Session on nomination of the Conference Nominating Committee.

b. To provide continuity in leadership, the election of the Conference Lay Leader shall be at the Annual Conference Ses-sion prior to General Conference. The person elected shall serve as Conference Lay Leader Elect until the close of the following Annual Conference Session on which time she/he will assume the duties of the Conference Lay Leader; she/he shall serve in cooperation with the Conference Lay Leader in meeting the responsibilities of the position during the intervening time.

C. Conference Board of Laity1. Responsibilities: There shall be a Confer-

ence Board of Laity which shall provide for the ministry of the laity and having responsibilities as provided in PP 630 in the 2004 Discipline.

2. Membership: The following shall be mem-bers of the Board with vote: the Conference Lay Leader, the District Lay Leaders and the Conference Director of Lay Speaking, the Presidents and or representatives elected by each of the conference organization of United Methodist Men and United Method-ist Women. The Conference Lay Leader shall chair the Board

D. Conference Director of Lay Speaking

The Director of Lay Speaking, who may be either clergy or lay, shall be nominated by the Conference Committee on Nominations and elected by the Annual Conference. In addition to membership on the Board of Discipleship, the Director would also be a member of the Board of Laity. The Director would be a resource person to the several District committees; help develop such committees where they are not organized; help develop policy and procedures, in con-junction with the District Directors, for the lay speaking ministry so as to assure consistency throughout the Conference in implementing the provisions of Paras.267-270, 2004 Discipline.

E. Conference Council on Finance & Administration

1. Responsibilities: There shall be a Confer-ence Council on Finance & Administration

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having the responsibilities as provided in Para. 610, 1996 611, 2000 Discipline.

2. Membership: a. Elected members shall consist of seven

clergy, seven laywomen, and seven lay-men.

b. Ex officio members:(1). Conference Treasurer and Director of

Administrative Services without vote, the Assistant Treasurer without vote;

(2) Members of the General Council on Finance & Administration who reside within the bounds of the Conference with vote unless voting membership is in conflict with another provision of the Discipline in which case their membership shall be without vote;

(3) A District Superintendent chosen by the Cabinet without vote;

(4) One member of Conference Com-mittee on District Superintendency without vote;

(5) The Director of Connectional Minis-try without vote, and another repre-sentative of the Council on Ministries selected by the Cabinet without vote; and

(6) Presiding Bishop without vote.

F. Conference Council on Ministries

1. Responsibilities: The Annual Conference Council on Ministries shall have the follow-ing purpose and responsibilities:a. To provide leadership development,

ministry resources and formation to fulfill the annual conference’s mission;

b. To coordinate, nurture, provide over-sight of programs, staff and agencies of the conference to fulfill its mission and vision;

c. Connect local churches, districts, annual conference and general church program for mission and ministry. And such other responsibilities as the Discipline or the Annual Conference may assign.

2. Membershipa. The following shall be members of the

Conference Council on Ministries with vote: the Chair, Vice Chair and secretary, Chairs: CCOM Personnel Committee; the Conference Board of Church and Society, the Conference Board of Discipleship;

the Conference Board of Higher Educa-tion and Campus Ministry; The Confer-ence Board of Missions; the Conference Commission on Communications; the Conference Committee Reconciliation; the Conference Board of Camping and Retreat Ministries; the Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Con-cerns; and District Council on Ministries Chairs or equivalent; the Presidents of the Conference United Methodist Women, Conference United Methodist Men, the Conference Lay Leader, and up to 5 members at large.

b. The following shall be members of the Conference Council on Ministries without vote: the Conference Director of Connectional Ministries; CCOM Staff, the Conference Treasurer and elected representative to the General Council on Ministries.

c. Officers: The Chair and Vice Chair of the CCOM will always be comprised of at least one Clergy and one Layperson; there shall be a secretary and the Confer-ence Treasurer shall be the treasurer of the Council and agencies related to it.

3. Executive Committeea. Responsibilities: The Council shall have

an Executive Committee whose major role shall be to plan the agenda for the Council meetings, to develop procedures for the Council to work effectively, and to prepare recommendations for consider-ation by the Council. The Executive Committee shall have authority to act for the Council on matters which the Execu-tive Committee, by two thirds vote of those present, determines cannot wait for action by the Council. The Council shall meet frequently enough to minimize the need for such action on its behalf.

b. Membership: The voting membership of the Executive Committee shall consist ofthe Chair, Vice Chair and Secretary

of the Council, the chair of the Personnel Committee, and up to four other members elected by the Council if and as needed to insure that approximately one half of the members of the Executive Commit-tee shall be laypersons. The elected representative of the General Council

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on Ministries, the Director of Con-nectional Ministry, and the Confer-ence Treasurer shall be non voting members.

4. Personnel Committeea. Responsibilities: The Council shall have

a Personnel Committee whose responsi-bilities shall include, but not be limited to, counseling with the staff, develop-ing staff job descriptions and preparing recommendations on personnel items (including compensation) for consider-ation by the Council.

b. Membership: Voting membership of the Committee shall consist of a Chairperson and six other members elected by the Council.

5. Conference Council on Ministries Nominat-ing Committeea. Responsibilities: It shall nominate the

Chair and members of the CCOM per-sonnel committee and task forces or sub-committees established by the Council unless the Council provides otherwise.

b. Membership: The Vice Chair of the Council shall act as the Chair of the Council’s Nominating Committee. The Committee will consist of five Confer-ence Council on Ministries members, including the Chair of the Nominating Committee, members elected by the Council and the Director of Connectional Ministries (without vote).

6. Other Committees: The Council may create additional sub-committees as needed to ful-fill its purpose and responsibilities. Council shall determine the membership, responsi-bilities, and budgets of its sub-committees.

G. Other Agencies1. Annual Conference Session,

Commission on thea. Responsibilities: Evaluate the purpose

and process on Annual Conference Session, designate the number and purpose of offerings, plan and arrange for worship, program, business, and entertainment (Communion, Memorial Service, daily schedule, orders of the day, speakers, musicians, editor of the printed program, the bar of the Confer-ence, registration procedures), and other

responsibilities relating to the Annual Conference Session.

b. Membership: (1) Elective members: four ministers,

three lay men, three lay women, one youth, and one young adult.

(2) Ex officio members: Bishop, Council Director, Conference Treasurer, Conference Secretary, President of the United Methodist Women, President of the United Method-ist Men, Conference Lay Leader, a member of the Executive Committee of the Board of Ordained Ministry, chairpersons of the Annual Confer-ence Session Agenda Committee, COM Communications Committee, Council on Youth Ministry, Young Adult Delegation Committee of the Young Adult Council, Retired Clergy Association, and committees or task groups created by the Commission. The Districts in which the two suc-cessive Conferences will meet shall be represented by one minister and two lay persons named by the District Superintendent. When appropriate a representative from the host institu-tion shall be included.

(3) Officers: chairperson and vice chair-person, who may chair the agenda committee, to be elected by the Annual Conference from among the elective members. The Commission may elect other officers as needed.

2. Archives & History, Commission on a. Responsibilities:

(1) All documents or materials screened and acquired by the Commission or by the Director(s) of Archives on behalf of the Commission shall be the property of the Annual Conference.

(2) The membership of the Commis-sion shall elect a Survey Committee consisting of not less than three nor more than five persons to make a periodic review of items deposited in the archives which are deemed by the Director of Archives to be ephem-eral, redundant, or non archival in character. The Survey Committee shall make recommendations to the

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Director of Archives respecting the disposition of such items, including, but not restricted to, retention in the Conference Archives, placement in other depositories, or donation to the Conference Historical Society for the annual book exchange. The Director of Archives is empowered to execute the recommendations of a majority of the Survey Committee.

b. Membership: The Commission shall consist of six (6) members elected by the Annual Conference. The Director(s) of Archives nominated by the Commission and elected quadrennially by the Confer-ence shall be ex-officio member(s) and are exempt from the Conference tenure rule.

3. California Nevada United Methodist Foundation:

There shall be a California Nevada United Methodist Foundation, a California Corporation, whose membership shall be determined by the Directors of the Foundation in accordance with its Bylaws. The Directors shall be elected in accordance with the Bylaws of the Foundation. The Foundation has been established pursuant to Para. 2513, 2008 Book of Discipline. The Foun-dation may submit financial reports to the Annual Conference.

4. Camping and Retreat Ministries, Conference Board of

a. Responsibilities: (1) Oversight of operations, capital

development and funding of our Con-ference Camp and Retreat Centers.

(2) Development of year round program-ming in the area of camping and retreat ministries for all age levels.

(3) Promotion of camp and retreats opportunities primarily through our Conference Camp and Retreat Cen-ters.

(4) Undertake the responsibilities as outlined in the 2004 Discipline Para. 629.1(b&d) and 629.2 (e).

b. Membership: (1) There shall be between ten (10)

and fifteen (15) voting members nominated by the Conference Com-mittee on Nominations. They shall be arranged into three classes, expiring

at two year intervals. In consultation with the Conference Committee on Nominations, the Board may add up to 3 additional voting members who may be helpful to its work.

(2) Ex officio members without vote include the Conference Coordinator of Youth and Camping Ministries.

(3) Officers: chairperson, vice-chair-person, and secretary to be elected annually from among members of the Board.

c. The chairperson may appoint addi-tional committees as needed to fulfill the board’s responsibilities. The leader of any such committee shall be selected by the board from among the board member-ship.

5. Children and Poverty, Conference Committee on

a. Building on a vision expressed in the Bishop’s Initiative on Children and Poverty, the Conference Committee on Children and Poverty will encourage and challenge congregations to be in ministry with children and the poor. In addition to other funds, the Committee shall administer the Estelle D. Wyman Memo-rial Children’s Fund for ministries with children and for the pursuit of justice, safety and health for all children.

b. Membership will consist of nine mem-bers in three triennial classes, brought by the Conference Nominating Committee. In addition, the committee itself may add up to six additional members who may be helpful in our work. Officers will consist of a chair, vice-chair, financial secretary, and recording secretary.

6. Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns, Commission on

a. Responsibilities: The Commission on Christian Unity & Interreligious Con-cerns shall have functions set forth in Para. 641a. 2004 Discipline, and duties the Annual Conference, or the Confer-ence Council on Ministries may assign to it. The Commission shall designate some of its members to be advocates for the concerns of the Commission within each of the Districts.

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the General Commission on Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns, the Governing Board of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA, or official United Methodist delegate to the most recent World Council of Churches Assembly, or the plenary meeting of the Consultation on Church Union who reside within the bounds of the Confer-ence, the Commission shall consist of up to twenty (20) members, fifteen of whom shall be elected by the Annual Confer-ence, from among whom a chairperson, vice chairperson, and secretary will also be elected by the Annual Conference. The Commission is authorized to elect up to five additional members whose presence would be helpful to the Commission.

7. Church & Society, Board ofa. Responsibilities: The Board of Church

& Society shall have functions related to the objectives and scope of work of the General Board of Church & Society (Para. 1004, 2004 Discipline), and such other responsibilities as the Discipline, the Annual Conference, or the Confer-ence Council on Ministries may assign to it. The Board of Church & Society may relate to the United Methodist and ecumenical coalitions and other groups as determined by the Board.

b. Membership: In addition to the members of the General Board of Church and Society who reside within the bounds of the Conference, the Board shall consist of up to thirty four (34) members: Chairper-son, Vice Chairperson, Secretary, District Liaisons (one from each of 7 districts; named by each District), Conference United Methodist Women Mission Coordinator for Social Action (elected by UMW), 18 members at large, 5 members at large (elected by the Board).

Except where noted, the members of the Board are nominated and elected by Annual Conference..

8. Communications, Conference Commission on:

The Communications Commission is an advi-sory and resource body to the California Nevada Conference in cooperation with the Communica-tion Director. The Communication Commission

consists of up to 20 members, with 10 to be nominated by the Nominations Committee and 10 to be nominated by the Commission; that leadership of the Commission shall consist of a Chairperson and Secretary, to be nominated by the nomination committee in consultation with the commission; that members shall serve four-year terms, renewable at the recommendation of the Commission, and that a quorum consists of the members present at a properly convened meeting of the commission. It:

a. Serves as an editorial advisory group to the Communications Director;

b. Has representation on the Northern California Ecumenical Media Resource Center Board of Directors;

c. Provides assistance and resources to strength local churches

d. Promotes the Connectional Relation-ship through its publications and other resources;

e. Is available as consultant for other confer-ence agencies;

f. Provides training opportunities for Con-ference and local church leadership in communications using the resources of the General Commission on Communica-tion (Para. 726.10k, 1992 Discipline)

g. Helps the local church understand its financial responsibility to the Annual Conference and the denomination, and engages local church support;

h. Develops and promotes use of Publica-tion Guidelines to encourage consistent, effective communication;

i. Respects the range of beliefs within the spectrum of theology of the United Meth-odist Church and the importance of com-municating those differences objectively;

j. Communicates the ethnic and cultural diversity in our Annual Conference.

9. Conference Legislation, Committee ona. Responsibilities: Codify Conference

legislation, edit the Standing Rules for approval by the Annual Conference, and be available for consultation with any agency of the Conference seeking to change the Conference Rules. Beginning in 2005, all proposed legislation submit-ted to the Conference Secretary shall be sent simultaneously to the Chair of the Conference Committee on Legislation for

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review and standardized preparation for Conference action.

b. Membership: The Committee shall con-sist of twelve (12) persons, in four equal four-year classes, elected by the Annual Conference. A chairperson, vice chair-person, and secretary shall be nominated from the twelve members by the Confer-ence Nominating Committee and elected by the Annual Conference.

10. Missions, Conference Board ofa. Responsibilities: Conference Board of

Missions shall have functions related to the objectives and scope of work the General Board of Global Ministries as set forth in the United Methodist Book of Discipline and the United Methodist De-velopment Fund, and such other responsi-bilities as the Discipline, the Annual Conference, or the Conference Council on Ministries shall assign to it. The Board shall be the Commission on Equitable Salaries which is required by The Book of Discipline. The Board shall administer the Ethnic Minority Congregations, and Emerging Congregations Funds.

b. Membership: In addition to the members of the General Board of Global Ministries reside within the bounds of the Confer-ence, the Board shall consist of up to forty (40) members: A chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary, chairpersons of its standing committees, a Disaster Re-sponse Coordinator, the UMW Mission coordinator for Education and Interpreta-tion and, thirteen other members elected by the Annual Conference. The Board is authorized to elect up to five additional members whose presence would be help-ful in the judgment of the Board.

c. Standing Committees:(1). The Board shall divide its member-

ship into nine standing committees:(a) Equitable Salaries,(b) Ethnic Ministries,(c) New Church Development,(d) Mission Education,(e) Volunteers in Mission,(f) Health and Relief,(g) Local Church Revitalization,(h) Mission Personnel(i) Disaster Preparedness

(2). The Board shall determine the func-tions and budgets of its committees

11. Conference Personnel Working Groupa. Responsibilities: The Conference Person-

nel Working Group shall seek to facilitate communication and cooperation among Conference agencies and staff. Input from the Working Group will be made to the participating agencies for their annual budgetary processes and personnel policy deliberations.

b. Membership: The Working Group shall consist of the personnel chairperson (or persons with duties similar to personnel chairpersons) of the Conference Board of Pensions, the Conference Coun-cil on Finance & Administration, the Conference Council on Ministries, and the Conference Committee on District Superintendency. The Chairperson of the Conference Committee on District Superintendency will act as Convener of the Working Group.

12. Discipleship, Board ofa. Responsibilities: The Board of Disciple-

ship shall have functions related to the objectives and scope of work of the Gen-eral Board of Discipleship (Para. 629, 2004 Discipline) and such other respon-sibilities as the Discipline, the Annual Conference, or the Conference Council on Ministries may assign to it. The Board of Discipleship shall be the corporate successor to the Board of Discipleship in Society.

b. Membership: In addition to the members of the General Board of Discipleship who reside within the bounds of the Conference, the Board shall consist of a chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary, chairpersons from each District Council on Ministries, Coordinator of Older Adult Ministries, and up to five additional persons representing special concerns or skills. The Chairperson, Vice chairper-son, and secretary shall be nominated by the Conference Nominating Committee and elected by the Annual Conference. The committee chairpersons shall be nominated by the Conference Nominat-ing Committee, in consultation with the Board and may draw those nominees

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from a pool provided by the Board, and they shall be elected by the Annual Con-ference. The Committee representatives to the Board shall be named by the com-mittees. The DCOM representatives to the Board shall be named by the DCOMs. Any “additional members” (up to five) may be elected by the Board.

c. Standing Committees and Task Forces: Older Adult Ministry Council(1) The majority of the membership of

the Older Adult Ministries Council shall be older adults; it will also include persons (regardless of age) who, because of their specialized interests, education, training, and experience, have developed a passion for ministry with older adults. Those serving on the Conference Council on Older Adult Ministries shall be members of The United Method-ist Church, or members of a shared ecumenical ministry with a pastor under appointment by a United Methodist Bishop. The Council shall include both laypersons and clergy; at least onehalf of the membership shall be laypersons. There shall be one member from each district, selected jointly by the District Superintendent and the District Lay Leader. There shall also be members at-large, nomi-nated by the Conference Nominat-ing Committee and elected by the Annual Conference; to achieve racial, ethnic, and gender inclusiveness; and to assure participation by persons with specialized interests, educa-tion, training, and experiences. The Conference Lay Leader (or designee), and the Conference Coordinator of Older Adult Ministries (if any) shall serve ex-officio, with vote. Members should represent the diversity of older adults in the general population, including retired persons, working persons, persons with handicapping conditions, persons with chronic illnesses, single persons, widowed persons, married persons, persons resident in a variety of institutions providing for assisted living, and persons with a wide variety of family

situations. The Council shall elect its own officers.

(2) The Council is to fulfill the following responsibilities:(a) Initiate and support ministries,

plans, activities, and projects that are of particular interest to older adults, including but not limited to retired persons, working per-sons, persons with handicapping conditions, persons with chronic illnesses, single persons, wid-owed persons, married persons, persons resident in a variety of institutions providing for assisted living and levels of care and persons with a wide variety of family situations and levels of care.

(b) Advocate on behalf of older adults

(c) Support and facilitate, where ap-propriate, the formation of older adult caucuses

(d) Identify the needs, concerns, and potential contributions of older adults in the annual conference and its districts

(e) Cooperate with the boards and agencies of the annual confer-ence in receiving and making recommendations to provide for the needs of older adults in The United Methodist Church

(f) Recommend to the Annual Con-ference Committee on Nomina-tions qualified older adult for membership on boards and agen-cies

(g) Participate with the Annual Con-ference Board of Discipleship or equivalent structure, in the nomination of the Coordinator of Older Adult Ministries, for elec-tion by the Annual Conference Division V. Conference Leader-ship and AgenciesStanding Rules

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(i) Serve as a focal point for supply-ing information and guidance on older adult ministries within the annual conference and its districts

(j) Support the development of re-sources that will under gird older adult ministries within the annual conference and its districts.

Other committees: The Board shall form, and name mem-

bers to, such standing committees and task forces as it shall determine necessary to carry out its work. It may form new committees as it judges necessary and terminate existing ones when their tasks have been completed. The Board shall determine the budgets and functions of its committees to be reported to Annual Conference.

13. District Superintendency, Conference Committee on

a. Responsibilities: Coordinate the work of the District Committees and recommend overall Conference policy regarding District Superintendency; be available at the request of the Bishop for consul-tation in matters related to the District Superintendency; and recommend to the Council on Finance & Administration and the Conference Board of Trustees the budget for the District Superintendency including salary and suitable provision for dwelling, travel, secretary, and office expense. In this process the committee shall periodically develop, revise, distrib-ute and encourage the use of a working paper on the role and function of the District Superintendency

b. Membership: The basic membership shall be the chairperson, secretary, and three at large members nominated by the Con-ference Committee on Nominations in consultation with the Bishop and elected by the Annual Conference Session. All basic members will serve a term of four years. Additional members of the com-mittee shall be: Two representatives of each District Committee selected by the District Committee in consultation with the District Superintendent; ex officio members without vote: a representative from the Council on Finance & Admin-istration, and a representative of the

Cabinet.

14. District Superintendency, District Committees on

a. Responsibilities: To support the District Superintendent of the District in the over-sight of the spiritual and temporal affairs of the Church, with special reference to the District where the Superintendent has responsibility (Para. 666.4,2004 Disci-pline).

b. Membership: This Committee shall include the District lay leader, two lay-women, two laymen, two clergy and two at large members nominated by the District Nominating Committee selected to make possible the representation of racial and ethnic minorities, youth, young adults, and older adults. Two additional persons shall be appointed by the District Superintendent. At least three of the eleven persons shall be clergy and seven shall be lay persons (Para. 662.1, 1996 663.1 2000 Discipline).

15. Episcopacy, Conference Committee on

a. The Committee shall have the responsi-bilities and membership specified in Para. 636, 2004 Discipline.

16. Higher Education & Campus Ministry, Board of

a. Responsibilities: The Board of Higher Education & Campus Ministry shall have functions related to the objectives and scope of work as described in Para. 633 2004 Discipline, and such other respon-sibilities as the Discipline, the Annual Conference or the Conference Council on Ministries may assign to it. The Board of Higher Education & Campus Ministry may relate to other ecumenical campus ministry organizations as determined by the Board.

b. Membership: (1) In addition to person(s) serving as a

member of General Board of Higher Education & Ministry from this Annual Conference, the Board shall consist of up to twenty six (26) mem-bers: a chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary, chairpersons of its standing committees, and twelve other mem-bers (at least two of whom shall be

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students), elected by the Annual Con-ference; and one member designated by the Young Adult Council. The Board is authorized to elect up to five additional members whose presence would be helpful in the judgment of the Board.

(2) All United Methodist campus min-isters serving within the bounds of the Conference and the University Chaplain at University of the Pacific shall be ex officio members without vote.

c. Standing Committees: (1) The Board shall divide its member-

ship into three standing committees: (a) Endowment & Budget (endow-

ment development and confer-ence budget allocations)

(b) Campus Ministries (existing programs, new initiatives, United Methodist Student Movement)

(c) Communications & Connectional Relationships (Special Sundays, Black College Fund, Scholar-ships, Africa University) and public policy.

(2) The Board shall determine the func-tion and budgets of its committees.

17. Filipino American Ministries, Conference Committee on

a.Responsibilities: The Committee shall have the following purposes and respon-sibilities:(1) To grow a strong sense of unity

among Filipino American United Methodists within the Annual Con-ference.

(2) To develop and deepen a sense of mission and ministry, celebrating and enhancing our cultural roots and values as part of our identity.

(3) To create programs and effective strategies for involving and equip-ping our members, especially young adults, youths, and children.

(4) To fully participate in and support NAFAUM and Paglago, our national and regional program for new con-gregational growth and development and the revitalization of existing churches and fellowships.

(5) To raise the consciousness of Filipino

Americans towards the advocacy of and support for relevant social issues.

(6) To engage the Annual Conference and its constituents in cultural aware-ness and education.

(7) To partner with the Annual Confer-ence in the formation and sustain-ing new Filipino American United Methodist congregations.

b. Membership:(1) The Committee shall consist of one

(1) representative each from: CA-NV Regional Paglago, Philippines Solidarity Task Force, Philippines Medical-Dental VIM, Christmas Institute, and The Spiritual Image; president/chairperson of Filipino American Ministry Caucus; one youth or young adult under age 35; Director of Connectional Ministry without a vote; and up to seven (7) additional members at large, one from each of the seven Districts, nominated by the Conference Com-mittee on Nominations.

(2) A chairperson, vice chairperson, and secretary shall be nominated from the members of the Committee and elected by the Annual Conference. The Filipino American Ministry Caucus treasurer will serve by virtue of his/her office.

(3) The Committee shall include both laypersons and clergy; at least one-half of the membership shall be laypersons. They shall be arranged into three classes, expiring at two-year intervals.

18. Hmong Ministry, Conference Committee on

a. Responsibilities: The Committee shall have the following purposes and respon-sibilities:(1) To assist Hmong United Method-

ist congregations in spreading the Gospel through evangelism to the Hmong-American communities within the boundaries of the Annual Conference.

(2) To provide leadership development and ministry resources for Hmong United Methodist churches, fellow-ships and ministries.

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(3) To help the California-Nevada Annual Conference and sponsoring United Methodist churches of Hmong ministries and fellowships in under-standing of the Hmong culture, value and language.

(4) To serve as a bridge between the California-Nevada Annual Confer-ence and Hmong United Methodist churches, fellowships, and ministries in terms of mission and vision of Hmong United Methodist ministries.

(5) To assist the Annual Conference in the formation of new Hmong United Methodist congregations.

b. Membership:(1) The Committee shall consist of (1)

the pastor of each Hmong United Methodist ministry/fellowship/church; (2) the pastor of the sponsor-ing United Methodist Church where the Hmong ministry/fellowship is located; (3) the Hmong Caucus Executive Board; (4) the Director of Connectional Ministry without vote; and (5) up to seven members at large, one from each of the seven districts (of which 3/4 shall be Hmong United Methodists) to serve in triennial classes, nominated by the Conference Committee on Nominations with the recommendation provided by the Hmong Caucus.

(2) A chairperson, vice chairperson, and secretary shall be nominated from the members by the Committee and elected by the Annual Conference.

19. Memoirs, Committee on a. Responsibilities: Assists the Annual

Conference Worship Task Force in plan-ning the Annual Conference Memo-rial Service; prepares memorial service statements for inclusion in the Journal in consultation with the Conference Secretary; and in consultation with the Commission on Archives & History and the Retired Clergy Association, develops biographical statements about the Ordained and Diaconal ministers, current local pastors and those in a retired relationship with the Conference, bishops (who served, were elected from, or reside

in the Conference), retired and active As-sociate Ministers, ordained clergy from other annual conferences and from other denominations presently under appoint-ment in this Conference, deaconesses of the Conference, and the spouses or partners of all of the above. Persons who do not come under the above categories who have given exceptional service in the Conference may receive appropriate memorial recognition at the discretion of the Committee on Memoirs, in consulta-tion with the Board of Laity.

b. Membership: (1) A chairperson who could be either

lay or clergy and six members at large (two clergy, two laymen, and two lay women) in three triennial classes, nominated by the nominat-ing committee of the Retired Clergy Association, and presented at the Annual Conference Session.

(2) Ex officio: The Executive Officer of the Retired Clergy Association, who shall serve as staff to the committee.

20. Native American Ministries, Committee on

a. Responsibilities - It is the responsibility of Committee on Native American Min-istries to: assist the annual conference in establishing new churches and faith com-munities; advocate for inclusion of Na-tive American United Methodists to serve at all levels of the church; determine the distribution of the Native American Ministries Sunday offering, coordinate the promotion of Native American Min-istries Sunday, monitor Native American ministries within the annual conference; offer the gifts of the Native American Community to the annual conference; develop and support new and existing Native American churches and faith com-munities; identify, promote, and support the development of Native American clergy and lay leadership.

b. Membership: A Chairperson, Vice Chair-person, Secretary and Finance Secretary shall be nominated from the members by the Committee and elected by the Annual Conference. The pastor of each Native American ministry/fellowship/church shall be a member. Up to seven

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members at large, one from each of the seven districts nominated by the Confer-ence Committee on Nominations. When possible, the membership shall consist of a majority of Native Americans. The Committee membership shall be orga-nized into 3 classes, expiring at two year intervals.

c. Permanent Standing Committees: A Funding Committee composed of the Vice Chair, and 3 members at large. The purpose of the Funding Committee shall be to make recommendations to the full Committee on Native American Ministry on the distribution of the Native Ameri-can Ministries Sunday offering.

d. The Committee on Native American Ministry will relate to the Conference Board of Mission.

21. Ministerios Hispanos-Latinos, Comité de

a. Responsibilities(1) To administer the Hispanic Endow-

ment(2) To distribute funds earned from

the endowment to Hispano-Latino ministries within the bounds of the California Nevada Annual Confer-ence

(3) Start and monitor new Hispano-Latino Churches and Ministries and revitalize existing Hispano-Latino Churches in the California Nevada Annual Conference.

(4) Develop new leaders and pastors for Hispano-Latino Ministries in the Conference.

(5) Develop, monitor and support Conference wide Hispano-Latino programs.

(6) To coordinate, implement and link with the National Hispanic Plan of the UMC.

(7) To act in an advisory and consultative manner with the Bishop, Cabinet, ministry staff and conference boards and agencies regarding Hispano-Latino ministries.

b. Membership(1) The Conference Treasurer and every

Hispanic Pastor under appointment, Latino seminary student, and lay missionary under assignment in the

Conference; (2) The President of the Hispanic Cau-

cus, (3) One Cabinet Representative, (4) Two representatives from The Board

of Missions, (5) A Representative from CFA (Non

Voting)(6) Five lay persons from churches with

ministries to and with Hispanics or Latinos.

(7) Additional at large members may be added to maintain balance and District representation.

c. Officers are as follows: President, Vice President, Secretary, three Representa-tives to Board of Missions. Officers are limited to two consecutive four year terms and are nominated by the Conference Nominating committee in consultation with the committee. At large members are limited to two 4 year terms and are to be nominated by the Confer-ence Nominating Committee. Represen-tatives are designated by their respective agencies.

d. Standing Committees(1) Executive committee (Cabinet rep,

President, VP, Secretary) (2) Finance and Funding, (3) Programming

e. Accountability - to the Annual Confer-ence

22. Nominations, Committee ona. Responsibilities and Guidelines for

Nominations:(1) Prepare nominations for Conference

officers, boards, divisions, commis-sions, and committees, except where specific provision is otherwise man-dated. The chairperson shall prepare an accurate list of all Conference agencies, including the personnel and officers of the agencies, no later than seventeen (17) days after the adjourn-ment of Conference.

(2) An individual, Nominating Com-mittee, or agency making nomina-tions shall secure the consent of the nominee before any report is made.

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tee on Nominations with signatures of five (5) United Methodists in this Conference within twenty-four (24) hours following the official presenta-tion of the Nominations Committee report. All nominations, both those from the Nominations Committee and the floor, shall be listed with no identifying marks in the Nominations Committee report and the ballot. Where nominations of more than one person for a single position is made and where nominations are made be-yond the prescribed number allowed, a ballot shall be taken to determine the election. The election shall be held not earlier than twenty-four (24) hours from the official presentation of the Nominations Committee report.

(4) Unless the Discipline, Standing Rules, or Corporation Bylaws other-wise provide, the Conference Com-mittee on Nominations shall name the conveners of those elected by the Annual Conference which elect their own chairperson. The conveners shall not be members of the agencies they convene, and shall insure that the officers elected by the agency are reported to the chairperson of the Conference Committee on Nomina-tions.

(5) For the purpose of providing infor-mation to the members of the Annual Conference and its churches about the organizations listed below, the Conference Committee on Nomina-tions will annually request of their boards of directors, a list of their officers and board members, and a brief description of the organization, including, as set forth in its Articles of Incorporation, Constitution, and/or Bylaws, the official name, the pur-pose of the organization, its profit or not for profit status, the requirements to serve as officers or members of the board of directors, and any connec-tions or linkages with the Annual Conference. The Conference Com-mittee on Nominations will forward this information to the Editor of the Conference Journal for annual publi-

cation in Chapter 2: Membership of Boards, Commissions, and Commit-tees in the concluding Conference section entitled “Informational.” The following organizations shall receive requests: California-Nevada Methodist Homes, Clergy Spouse Association, Conference Claimants’ Endowment Board, Ethnic Caucuses, Fred Finch Youth Center, Glide Foundation, Retired Clergy Associa-tion, Sierra Service Project, United Methodist Men, United Method-ist Women, Wesley Foundation of University of California – Berkeley, Wesley Foundation of University of California – Merced.

b. Membership: The Committee shall con-sist of up to twenty-one (21) persons: a chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary; and up to eleven (11) members at large, nominated by the Ministry Staff, four (4) additional at large members nominated by the Ministry Staff in consultation with the Conference Commission on Religion and Race. These eighteen (18) persons shall be placed in triennial classes. Ad-ditional members are: one (1) young adult and one (1) youth nominated by the Ministry Staff; and Conference Lay Leader(s). The Director of Connectional Ministry shall serve as staff consultant. Of the twenty-one (21) members, there shall be at least one (1) from each District who shall serve on that District Nominat-ing Committee or equivalent structure. Nominees shall be named by May 1 each year and their consent secured by the Bishop.

23. Northern California Ecumenical Council

The representation of the California Nevada Annual Conference to the Northern California Ecumenical Council shall consist of the Bishop and two representatives (one layperson, one clergy) named by the Bishop.

24. Northern Nevada Ecumenical CouncilThe representation of the California Nevada

Annual Conference to the Northern Nevada Ecumenical Council shall consist of the Super-intendent of the Nevada Sierra District and two representatives (one layperson, one clergy).

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25. Ordained Ministry, Board of a. Responsibilities: The Board of Ordained

Ministry shall have functions related to the objectives and scope of work as de-scribed in Paras. 368 and 634, 2004 Dis-cipline, and those the Annual Conference or the Conference Council on Ministries may assign to it.

b. The Board may use Ministerial Educa-tion Funds for Diaconal ministers as well as for ordained clergy (Para. 816, 2004 Book of Discipline).

c. Membership: The Board shall consist of not more than sixty (60) persons nominated and elected as provided by the 2004 Book of Discipline

26. Pensions, Board of The Conference Board of Pensions shall be

organized as outlined in Paragraph 638 of the 2004 Discipline. The total elected membership shall not exceed eighteen (18), arranged in four classes of eight year terms, expiring at two year intervals. The Conference Treasurer shall be the Treasurer of the Conference Board of Pensions. The President of the Conference Claimants’ En-dowment Board and the President of the Retired Clergy Association shall be Ex Officio Members of the Conference Board of Pensions, with vote. The Executive Secretary of the Conference Claimants’ Endowment Board and the Executive Secretary of the Retired Clergy Association shall be Ex Officio Members of the Board, with voice but without vote

27. Reconciliation, Conference Committee On

The Conference Committee on Reconciliation (CCOR) will have between 21 and 24 members, of which one-third shall be clergy, one-third male laity and one-third female laity, serving in classes for terms of four years. Members shall not serve more than two consecutive terms. Former mem-bers are eligible for a new membership term after one year’s hiatus. Three consecutive unexcused absences constitute a resignation. The committee is authorized to appoint a replacement for that person to be added by the Annual Conference Committee on Nominations the following year. Those who are present at a meeting constitute a quorum.

28. Religion & Race, Commission on a. Responsibilities: The Commission on

Religion & Race shall have functions

related to the objectives and scope of the work of the General Commission on Religion & Race, where applicable (Para. 642, 2004 Discipline), and such other responsibilities as the Discipline, the Annual Conference, or the Conference Council on Ministries may assign to it. The Commission shall designate some of its members to be advocates for the concerns of the Commission within each of the Districts.

b. Membership: In addition to the members of the General Commission on Religion & Race who reside within the bounds of the Conference, the Commission shall consist of up to twenty (20) members. Up to eighteen shall be elected by the Annual Conference with a maximum of three Asians, three Blacks, three Caucasians, three Hispanics, three Native Americans, and three Pacific Islanders, from among whom a chairperson, vice chairperson, and secretary will be elected by the Annual Conference. The Commission is authorized to elect additional members whose presence would be helpful in the judgment of the Commission, to com-plete a total membership of twenty.

29. Retired Clergy Association The Retired Clergy Association of the Califor-

nia Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church is an affiliate organization of the Annual Conference operating under the Ar-ticles of Incorporation of the Annual Conference.

a. Purpose: To maintain a supportive relationship among retired clergy and diaconal ministers of this Conference; re-tired consecrated missionaries and retired clergy members of other United Method-ist Conferences; residing within the bounds of this conference; and spouses and surviving spouses of all of the above members.

b. Officers: President, President Elect, Past-President, Treasurer, Chair of the Spring Fling, Memorials Scholarship Program Officer, twelve (12) Directors at Large elected in three annual classes of four each. The Officers shall be nominated by a Nominating Committee and elected annually by the members at the Annual Meeting and Luncheon held at the site of

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the Annual Conference. c. Nominating Committee: The Nominat-

ing Committee shall be composed of the Past President and three members of the Board of Directors nominated from the floor and elected by the members at the Annual Meeting.

d. Linking Responsibilities: The President shall serve with vote on the Board of Pensions and on the Commission on the Annual Conference Session. The Execu-tive Officer, as staff, shall serve without vote on the Board of Pensions. The Retired Clergy Association, as delegated by the Conference Board of Pensions, ad-ministers grants from the “Retiree Health Care Support Fund” (See Standing Rule, Div. IX.E.1.c.(2)(c)).

30. Status & Role of Women, Commission on

a. Responsibilities: The Commission on the Status & Role of Women shall have functions set forth in Para. 643, 2004 Discipline and such other responsibilities as the Discipline, the Annual Conference, or Conference Council on Ministries may assign to it. The Commission shall desig-nate some of its members to be advocates for the concerns of the Commission within each of the Districts.

b. Membership: In addition to the members of the General Commission on Status & Role of Women who reside within the Conference bounds, the Commission shall consist of up to twenty (20) persons, fifteen of whom shall be elected by the Annual Conference, from among whom a chairperson, vice chairperson, or co chairpersons, and secretary will also be elected by the Annual Conference. One member will be named by the Confer-ence United Methodist Women. The Commission is authorized to elect up to five additional members whose presence would be helpful in the judgment of the Commission. The total membership shall be composed of approximately one third laywomen, and one third laymen, and one-third clergy of whom at least two shall be male. The majority of the Com-mission shall be women. The chairperson shall be a woman.

31. Trustees, Conference Board of The Board shall have the responsibilities and

membership specified in Paras. 2512, 2514-2516, 2004 Discipline.

32. Young Adult Council a. Responsibilities:

(1) Coordinate Conference and District young adult ministries;

(2) Strengthen and resource the young adult ministry in the local churches and Districts of the Annual Confer-ence;

(3) Initiate and support plans, activities, and projects that are of a particular interest to young adults;

(4) Be an advocate for the free expression of the convictions of young adults on issues vital to them; and

(5) Cooperate with the Division on High-er Education & Campus Ministries to seek to interpret the needs of persons in higher education and promote the church’s mission in higher education.

b. Membership: The Conference Young Adult Council shall consist of up to thirty (35) members, to be nominated by the Conference Young Adult Council. The nominees shall be elected by the Confer-ence Council on Ministries on behalf of the Annual Conference. The members shall be: Young Adult Chairperson; Young Adult Vice-Chairperson; secretary to the Conference Young Adult Coun-cil; chairperson, vice-chairperson, and secretary of its standing committees; the chairperson of each District Young Adult Council; one full time student represen-tative from each District; and twelve members at large. At least one half of all members of the Conference Young Adult Council shall be full time students in post secondary educational institutions.

33. Youth Ministry, Conference Council ona. Membership:

(1) Two youth from each District, nominated by the District youth organization, or in the event that a District youth organization does not nominate its two representa-tives by a deadline set each year by CCYM, the CCYM shall nominate the representatives from that District;

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ten (10) at large members who shall be youth or young adults, nominated by the Council on Youth Ministry; the nominees shall be approved by the Conference Council on Ministries on behalf of the Annual Conference. The membership shall be divided into three classes of equal numbers, one of which shall be elected annually for an one year term; the other two to be elected in alternating years for two year terms. Selection of those persons in one and two year classes shall be made by CCYM at its first meeting following the Annual Con-ference Session. The Council shall elect its own chairperson who shall be a youth. The chairperson of the proceeding year’s CCYM shall be a voting member. The CCYM shall de-termine annually the composition of its Executive Committee. Members shall serve as voting members for no more than a total of four years.

(2) Ex officio members without vote: One representative of the Conference United Methodist Women, selected by that organization; one representa-tive of the Conference United Meth-odist Men, selected by that organi-zation; nine young adults or adults including one District Coordinator of Youth from each District, selected on application to CCYM in consultation with the DCOM; and one staff person assigned by the ministry staff.

H. District Agencies and Leadership

1. District Councils on Ministries Each District shall have a Council on Minis-

tries or equivalent which addresses the charge in 659 2004 Discipline.

2. District Lay Leader The position of District Lay Leader shall

have a quadrennial term of office and shall be elected by the District Council on Ministries or equivalent. Elections shall be in the year preced-ing the beginning of the quadrennium. To provide continuity in leadership, the District Council on Ministries or equivalent may choose to designate a District lay leader Elect to serve until assuming

the duties at the following Annual Conference Session. During the interim, she/he shall serve in cooperation with the District Lay Leader in meet-ing the responsibilities of the position. District Councils on Ministries or equivalent may also elect Associate District Lay Leader(s).

3. District extension societies Such societies shall report annually to the

Board of Missions. 657.4 2004 Discipline

4. District Nominating Committee The District Superintendent shall appoint

a District Nominating Committee. It shall be comprised of the District Superintendent, one member of that District’s membership on the Conference Committee on Nominations and at least two other persons.

I. The Conference Staff1. Affirmative action employment shall be the

policy of this Annual Conference. As vacan-cies occur, vigorous and thorough efforts shall be made to recruit and employ/appoint persons who are ethnic minorities and/or women. Such candidates for employment/appointment are considered additionally qualified. Affirmative action goals shall be adopted by the Conference every quadren-nium. This Conference shall also give preferable consideration to persons with handicapping conditions who are qualified. Further, persons who apply for Conference staff positions will be considered addition-ally qualified if they have been a member of this Conference for two years in the case of clergy persons or a member of churches of this Conference for two years in the case of lay persons.

2. General administrative oversight of the Conference program shall be the respon-sibility of the ministry staff, consisting of the Bishop, the District Superintendents, the Conference Council Director, Associate Council Directors, the Conference Treasurer and Director of Administrative Services, and the Conference Youth Coordinator. The ministry staff may invite other Conference staff persons to participate in their meetings on a regular or occasional basis.

3. In consultation with the ministry staff and the staff persons involved, the Bishop may assign staff persons to agencies which request staff services, unless Corporate By

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Laws or Conference action provide other-wise. Staff persons shall have voice, but not vote, unless otherwise provided. Divisions, commissions, committees, and task forces may be assigned staff, if the agency, the Bishop, and the ministry staff agree that such assignment will be mutually beneficial.

4. Employment of staff:a. Each agency employing staff, full time

or part time, shall use the following prin-ciples to guide its personnel practices: (1) Have an active personnel committee. (2) Have a current written statement of

personnel policies. (3) Review the proposed cost and

sources of funding of any anticipated position.

(4) For each employed position, there shall be an adequate written job description and statement of goals.

(5) Develop a specific, regular system of review and evaluation of employees.

(6) Conform to Conference affirmative action guidelines.

b. More detailed guidelines for develop-ing staff positions are included in the report of the Transitional Task Force (1980 Journal, p. 160). They shall also be available on request from Conference offices and shall be sent annually to the chairperson and secretary of each agency of the Annual Conference.

c. Each agency employing staff, full time or part time, shall report a summary of its personnel procedures and policies to the Annual Conference each year.

d. Agencies employing staff shall be responsible for developing an adequate funding package to support the position.

5. Categories of staff persons employed through the Conference and its agencies:a. Basic professional staff, b. Part time continuing professional staff,

and c. Additional professional staff.

6. The basic professional staff consists of those full time positions mandated by the Annual Conference. The principle of separation of program and fiscal responsibilities shall be continued. Recognizing, however, that at times these responsibilities may overlap, the ministry staff shall clarify, determine lines of communication, reporting, and responsi-

bility. a. Program Staff:

(1) Directors of Connectional Ministry shall serve as the executive officers of the Conference Council on Min-istries, having responsibilities as set forth in Paragraph 607 of the 2004 Book of Discipline, with a focus on Leadership Development and Mis-sion Resource, service and support and responsibility for program coor-dination at the Conference level and supervision of council program staff.

(2) Coordinator/Specialists may be employed full time or less and be assigned to some specific task such as Conference Coordinator of Youth and Camping and Coordinator of Com-munications.

b. Treasurer and Director of Administrative Services shall carry out those respon-sibilities described in Para. 618 2004 Discipline and such other tasks that may be assigned by the ministry staff.

c. Related agency staff. Because of their importance to the life and ministry of the Annual Conference, the United Method-ist Foundation, the Conference Claim-ants’ Endowment Board, and the Confer-ence Board of Pensions, the following professional staff of these agencies shall be included: Executive Vice President of the United Methodist Foundation, Executive Secretary of the Conference Claimants’ Endowment Board, and the Executive Secretary of the Conference Board of Pensions. These staff persons shall continue in their efforts to develop additional opportunities for cooperation and coordination between these agencies and the Conference in the performance of bookkeeping and treasury functions, investment counseling and management, stewardship education, and in the cultiva-tion of financial resources for all the causes of the Conference.

7. Part time continuing professional staff con-sists of those positions whose continuation has been mandated by the Annual Confer-ence, but are not full time. They include:a. Editor of the Journal, andb. Conference Secretary.

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staff or part time continuing professional staff must be included in the preliminary packet with job description, cost analysis and rationale for the position.

9. Additional professional staff consists of those persons employed by and/or paid by any agency of the Conference or the Annual Conference itself, who are related to a local church or churches, District, board, agency, division, or the whole Annual Conference. This category of staff is intended to enable employment of staff for specialized and/or specified term responsibilities. In no case shall a position be approved for more than four years without a thorough re evaluation and renewal of approval for a specific pe-riod. Additional professional staff positions shall be considered supplementary to the basic professional staff, and their existence shall not require the approval of the Annual Conference. Any agency desiring to hire additional professional staff shall de-velop its plans in accordance with the Staff Guidelines given (V.H.4). The Conference Council on Ministries shall assist Districts and program agencies in following sound personnel procedures in planning, hiring, and evaluating staff.

10. Funding:a. The amount established by the Council

on Finance & Administration in the Conference Apportionment Budget as the minimum support base for basic profes-sional staff and part time continuing professional staff shall be a priority and first claim on the Conference Apportion-ment Budget.

b. Wherever possible, funding support for additional professional staff shall be secured from sources outside the Confer-ence Apportionment Budget. Funds from the annual budgets of Conference agencies may be used for employment of additional professional staff only if such funds were specified in the agency’s proposed budget and included in the total adopted by the Conference.

c. An amount shall be established in the Conference Benevolence Budget for an Additional Professional Staff Fund.” Grants from this Fund shall be made by the Conference Council on Ministries, which shall establish its own procedures

for review and evaluation of requested grants and shall determine that agencies receiving allocations from this Fund follow practices in keeping with the principles articulated in V.H.4


A. The Conference TreasuryThe Conference treasury is designated as the

central treasury for all Conference agencies par-ticipating in the Conference Budget. Refer Para. 612.11, 2004 Discipline.

B.OfficeoftheTreasurerConference Treasurer unless otherwise provided

in the Discipline, the person serving as Confer-ence Treasurer shall serve as treasurer of each Conference agency participating in the Confer-ence Benevolence Budget. In cases where the Discipline requires that a treasurer be elected by any Conference agency participating in the Conference Budget, it is recommended that such agency elect the Conference Treasurer as its Treasurer

C. Council on Finance & Administration

The Conference Council on Finance & Admin-istration, in consultation with the appropriate Conference agencies, is hereby empowered to exercise authority, when necessary, to restrict spending in such a manner as to avoid contin-ued and projected deficits when disbursements by a Council, Board, agency, or Committee are projected to exceed anticipated income. These adjustments shall be reported to the next Annual Conference Session

D. Miscellaneous and Reserve Fund

1. There shall be a Miscellaneous and Reserve Fund credited with:a. Interest earned on cash balances, except

otherwise provided for, andb. Any cash surplus of a regular Conference

Administration Budget operation.2. On authorization of the Council on Finance

and Administration, the Miscellaneous and Reserve Fund shall be charged with emer-gency or unbudgeted needs of Conference agencies or programs.

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3. At the end of the fiscal year the balance on hand in the Miscellaneous and reserve Fund shall not be less than two months of the sub-sequent year’s spending plan for Conference Office and Administration and Ministerial Fund B.This provision VI.D.3 shall be suspended for years 2008 and 2009.

4. At the end of the fiscal year, any cash surplus in excess of standing rule reserve requirements in the miscellaneous fund shall be remitted to the General Conference apportionment for World Service up to an amount that would pay this apportionment obligation in full.

E. Benevolence Reserve Fund1. Any benevolence funds, other than the

Emerging Congregations Fund, on hand to the credit of a Conference agency at the end of any Conference fiscal year shall be placed into the Benevolence Reserve Fund. Interest earned on this Fund shall be cred-ited to the Fund. Any Emerging Congrega-tions Fund monies shall be reserved for up to an additional fiscal year.

2. An amount from the Benevolence Reserve Fund may be added to the apportionment income for the ensuing year’s Conference Benevolence Budget by the Conference on recommendation of the Council on Finance & Administration. In preparing its recommendation, the Council on Finance & Administration shall consider any recom-mendations of the Conference Council on Ministries.

3. In extraordinary circumstances, on recom-mendation of the Conference Council on Ministries, the Council on Finance & Ad-ministration may release funds from the Be-nevolence Reserve Fund to be administered by the Conference Council on Ministries for emergency or unbudgeted Conference benevolence purposes.

F. Local Church Apportionments1. As members of Christ’s universal church, we

have professed our loyalty to the United Method-ist Church and have promised to do all in our power to strengthen its ministries. The ministries of the United Methodist Church extend beyond our local churches to endeavors throughout the world. We fund these endeavors through our ap-

portionment giving.2. In the California-Nevada Annual Confer-

ence of the United Methodist Church, a church’s or fellowship’s apportionment amount is a percentage of the annual budget approved by the Annual Conference in the preceding year. This percentage is determined annually using information from each church’s “Local Church Report, Table II.”

3. Each March, the Conference Treasurer shall total the following lines from the “Table II” for each church and fellowship from the previous calendar year:

All staff, operating and program expenses (lines 64 through 72)

From this total, the Conference Treasurer will subtract any parsonage rental income (line 96) up to the amount of pastor’s hous-ing allowance(s) (line 66).

4. The resulting amount is the local church’s “net total paid” for the year (LCntp). This amount is considered a measure of that church’s or fellowship’s financial strength relative to all other churches/fellowships in the Annual Conference. The Conference Treasurer shall then add together all of the “net total paid” amounts (LCntps) to get the Annual Conference’s “net total paid” (ACntp).

5. In recognition that more of the financial strength of the smallest churches is needed to cover the fixed costs of operations, only 80% of the net total paid of the smallest churches will be included in this apportion-ment allocation. These smaller churches are defined as those with a net total paid less than the conference average compensation (CAC) for clergy.

6. The “net total paid” for each local church and fellowship (LCntp) shall be divided by the “net total paid” for the Annual Confer-ence (ACntp). The resulting decimal figure shall be multiplied by the total budget ad-opted by the Annual Conference Session in order to determine each church’s and each fellowship’s share of the adopted budget.

7. For purposes of the above calculation, The Council on Finance and Administration shall have the discretion to determine the “net total paid” (LCntp) for any church or fellowship not turning in its “Table II” report by February 28th. The Council can

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increase the “net total paid” (LCntp) up to 25% over the prior year’s amount for these churches.

8. For purposes of the above calculation, The Council on Finance and Administration in consultation with the District Superinten-dent shall have the discretion to decrease the “net total paid” (LCntp) of a newly organized church or fellowship in the first five years of its operation.

9. The Council on Finance and Administration shall recommend a budget to the Annual Conference that includes a total percent-age change no greater than the percentage change in the Annual Conference’s net total paid (ACntp).

10. The Annual Conference may adopt by majority vote a budget that is the same or less in total than the budget recommended by the Council on Finance and Administra-tion. The Annual Conference may adopt by a two-thirds vote a budget that exceeds the budget recommended by the Council on Finance and Administration.

G. Dividing Apportionment Collections

The Conference Treasurer shall divide on a percentage basis amount the various funds comprising each of the apportionment budgets listed below all amounts received from charges designated for Annual Conference Ministries and Pensions. General and Jurisdictional Apportion-ments shall be paid the total amounts received..

H. Apportionment Payment PlanThe apportionments to each church for Annual

Conference Ministries and Pensions shall be pay-able in twelve monthly installments each year.

I. Pastor’s Salary1. The salary to be paid by each church, as

determined by the Charge Conference, shall cover the period from January 1 to Decem-ber 31.

2. The local church report to the Annual Con-ference shall show the amount paid by the church on the pastor’s salary from January I to December 31 each year

3. A pastor receiving an appointment at An-nual Conference shall be entitled to receive salary from his/her new appointment begin-ning July 1. A pastor receiving a new ap-

pointment at any other time shall be entitled to receive salary from the new appointment beginning date.

4. The Annual Conference recommends to each Charge Conference that the pastor’s cash salary should include an amount equal to one-half of the amount which would be required to pay the pastors self employ-ment social security tax. This should be in addition to salary which would otherwise be paid in addition to any normal salary increase. The Conference further recom-mends that the District Superintendents interpret this rule to the Charge Conferences and that the Conference Board of Pensions should keep pastors and churches informed of changes in Social Security taxes and benefits. Pastors’ salaries are to be paid by the church on a weekly, biweekly, semi monthly, or monthly basis. In the event a pastor does not receive his/her salary when due, the pastor shall notify the Pastor Parish Committee Chairperson, the District Super-intendent, and the Conference Treasurer in writing within two weeks of the missed pay date. Failure of a pastor to give this notifica-tion may result in the filing of an adminis-trative complaint.

5 In order to provide adequate information for income tax and pension purposes, it is recommended to each Charge Conference that the pastor’s salary and expense items shall be established and reported as follows: a. Pastor’s Salary. The salary item should

include only the amount of compensa-tion which would normally be considered cash salary including any amount added to salary for self employment Social Security tax payment.

b. Travel Expense. Effective July 1, 1991 travel should be calculated in accordance with current year IRS standards for travel expense by automobile plus related expenses such as bridge tolls, parking, room and meals, at Annual Conference. On its availability the Council on Finance & Administration will communicate the current year IRS standard for mileage reimbursement to local churches, appli-cable boards and agencies and other areas of the Annual Conference which need to be aware of this information. Payment may be based either:

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(1) on current mileage, or (2) on an estimate consistent with the

number of miles traveled in previous years.

c. Utilities and Other Cash Allowances. The actual amount of parsonage utilities or an amount based on the cost of parson-age utilities for previous years, should be paid. Also included should be such items as health premiums, death benefit plan premiums, and continuing education costs, paid by the local church for the benefit of the pastor. d. Local churches shall indicate whether or not a parsonage is provided and, if not, shall report the amount provided for housing allowance.

6. The Annual Conference charges the District Superintendents to interpret rules concern-ing pastoral compensation to the Charge and/or Church Conferences in their respec-tive Districts.

J. Estimated SalaryThe District Superintendents shall provide

the Conference Secretary with the estimated local church salary, supplemental salary, travel expense, other payments by the local church, and the total of these items for each pastoral charge for the current year. These items shall be printed in separate columns in the Journal each year.

K. District Union AskingsAskings by District, subdistrict, or city unions

made to local churches shall not exceed in the aggregate seven percent of the amount of the World Service and Conference Benevolence apportionments to the churches within the respec-tive resources. Each of these organizations is requested to cooperate with the District Council on Ministries.

L. District Program Funds1. Each church in the Conference is requested

to pay each year to the Conference Trea-surer for credit to a District Program Fund, an amount equal to seven percent of its World Service and Conference Benevolence apportionments, in addition to the Confer-ence apportionments.

2. 90% of the funds contributed by the church-es on a given District in any given year shall be credited for use within the budget of that District Council on Ministries in the

subsequent year. 10% of the funds collected in each District each year shall be credited to an equalization fund to be allocated by CCOM in the subsequent year to enable equity between the Districts.

3. The District Council budget process shall be on the same time basis as the Annual Conference budget.

M. Member’s Expense for the Annual Conference Session

1. Conference Claimants: Up to an amount equal to the per them allowance for room and board set by the Commission on the Annual Conference Session shall be reimbursed to retired clergy members and retired local pastors, their spouses, widows or widowers of Conference members and lay pastors, and clergy on disability leave. This benefit shall not be paid for any person serving as a pastor or associate pastor unless the salary is less than 50% of the equitable compensation for that year.

2. Pastors and lay members:a. Local churches shall pay the cost of room

and board and travel expense to Annual Conference for their pastors and lay members.

b. To equalize travel costs for Annual Con-ference:(1) Each member of the Annual Confer-

ence who claims travel will be reimbursed 10 cents per mile for each mile in excess of 200 miles round trip between the local church and site of Annual Conference.

(2) Each member who travels in excess of 500 miles round trip will be reim-bursed $15 per night for a maximum of two nights of lodging.

3. Other lay members not elected by a local church and whose Session expenses are not covered by other sources: Annual Confer-ence Session expenses up to an amount equal to the per them allowance for room and board set by the Commission of the An-nual Conference Session will be reimbursed by the Conference to that member if so requested.

N. Conference Agencies’ Travel Expense

1. It is recognized that persons in meetings

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and programs of our Conference agencies make a financial contribution through non reimbursed travel and other expense; and it is further recognized that it would not be practical to fully reimburse each participant for these expenses.

2. Travel expense for members of agencies elected by the Annual Conference to meet-ings of those agencies, for volunteer work-ers doing program or field work approved by such agencies, and for official represen-tatives elected and designated by the agency to attend other than United Methodist meet-ings within the Annual Conference, shall be paid on the following maximum basis: a. Fifteen cents per round trip mile per car

with one person, 20 cents per round trip mile per car with two or more authorized persons, plus bridge tolls and parking expense; round trip bus fare; or round trip plane fare, if the round trip plane travel exceeds 300 miles, plus limousine, bus fare, or car expense to and from the airports;

b. Plus up to $7.00 per meal per person for meals when away from home due to the meeting, program, or field trip, $21.00 maximum per day;

c. Plus up to $30.00 per night per person for room if it is necessary to stay overnight away from home in connection with the meeting, program or field trip;

d. Plus up to $4.00 per hour with up to $32.00 per day maximum for dependent care; and

e. All claims for travel expense shall be made on forms provided by the Confer-ence Treasurer and shall be approved by a person authorized by each agency before payment of the claim is made.

O. Out of Conference Travel1. Because we are a connectional church,

participation by members and designated representatives of Conference agencies in some events held beyond the bounds of this Annual Conference is essential. In order to insure that funds are used to the greatest benefit, the following procedures shall be employed: a. For “out of conference travel” funds by

agency members, volunteer workers, and official representatives:

(1) A line item shall be placed in the Be-nevolence Budget for those agencies related to the Benevolence Budget and shall be administered by the Conference Council on Ministries;

(2) A line item shall be placed in the Connectional Funds Budget for all agencies not in the Benevolence Budget and shall be administered by the Council on Finance & Adminis-tration.

b. For ministry staff and other staff. Amounts of “out of conference travel” shall be established by the agencies recommending salaries for each staff person: Conference Council on Minis-tries for the Director, Associate Director and other program staff; The Board of Pensions for its staff; and The Council on Finance & Administration for District Superintendents and for any other staff. Authorization and administration of these funds shall be by the ministry staff for its members or by the above agencies for other staff related to them.

c. These procedures refer specifically to Conference funds used to cover actual costs of travel from points within this Annual Conference to points beyond its boundaries. Funds to cover costs of programs, board, room, registration fees, etc. for events outside this Annual Con-ference may also be included in out of Conference travel funds allocations, but such funds may come from the agency budget, the individual attending, or some other source.

d. With the approval of the chairperson of a Conference agency and the Conference Council of Ministries Director, travel in California and Nevada would be ex-empted from the out of Conference rules.

P. Conference Moving Expense Plan

1. Active and retired pastors under appoint-ment.a. The District Superintendent shall be

responsible for furnishing pastors and churches with copies of the Conference Moving Expense Plan.

b. Participants: (1) Clergy, active or retired, who are ap-

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pointed as pastors or associate pastor of local churches in this Conference

(2) Clergy transferring into this Confer-ence, and students returning to or joining this Conference to accept their first appointment to a local church.

(3) Local pastors who are appointed as pastors or associate pastors of local churches in the Conference.

(4) CLayM pastors going to or from an assignment, on approval by the District Superintendent, limited to one move per Conference year.

c. Requirements:(1) Moving is performed by a licensed

commercial moving company.(2) Payments shall relate only to the

transportation cost of moving furni-ture, personal property, and equip-ment within the Conference. For purposes of this plan, an automobile may be considered personal property if shipment is approved in advance by the Cabinet. Payments will not be made to cover the cost of transporta-tion of persons, packing, unpacking, storing, or insurance.

(3) The weight of furnishings, personal property, and equipment shall be veri-fied to the Conference Treasurer and Director of Administrative Services by a receipt from the public weigh master, a waybill, or a certificate from a moving or railroad company. Where the cost of the move is deter-mined by an hourly rate, generally in moves of less than fifty (50) miles, the requirement for verification of weight shall be waived.

d. Payments:(1) Within the bounds of the Conference,

the Annual Conference will reim-burse the local church to which the pastor is moving 800% of the moving cost for the first 15,000 pounds. The church to which the pastor is moving shall pay 20% of the cost of moving up to 15,000 pounds.

(2) Within the bounds of the Confer-ence, where the cost of the move is determined by an hourly rate, the Conference will reimburse 80%

and the church to which the pastor is moving shall pay 201/6 for up to three workers and van working up to fifteen hours. Participants moving from outside the bounds of the An-nual Conference may be reimbursed up to an additional $7000.00 from the Annual Conference for expenses incurred outside the bounds of the California Nevada Conference, within the above requirements.

(3) Any arrangements for costs above these limits is a matter between the pastor involved and the church to which he/she is assigned.

2. Retiring pastors and ministers’ widows or widowers. a. Participants:

(1) Full time pastors or associate pas-tors in the Conference entering into retirement or disability leave who move within a year of retirement or entering disability leave.

(2) Widows or widowers of clergy who die while serving as full time pas-tors or full time associate pastors of churches in the Conference.

b. Requirements:(1) Moving is performed by a licensed


transportation cost of moving furni-ture, personal property and equip-ment within the Conference. For purposes of this plan, an automobile may be considered personal property if shipment is approved in advance by the Cabinet. Payments will not be made to cover the cost of transporta-tion of persons, packing, unpacking, storage, and insurance.

(3) The weight of furnishings, personal property, and equipment shall be veri-fied to the Conference Treasurer and Director of Administrative Services by a receipt from a public weigh mas-ter, a waybill, or a certificate from a moving or railroad company. Where the cost of the move is determined by an hourly rate, generally in moves of less than 50 miles, the requirement for verification of weight shall be waived.

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c. Payments:(1) The Conference will pay the full

transportation cost as defined above.(2) Where the cost of the move is

determined by an hourly rate, the Conference will pay the full cost for up to three workers and van working up to fifteen hours.

3. District Superintendents, Conference staff, and their widows and widowers. a. Participants:

(1) District Superintendents,(2) Conference professional staff mem-

bers,(3) Widows or widowers of clergy who

die while District Superintendents, and

(4) Widows or widowers of persons who die while Conference professional staff.

b. Requirements:(1) Moving is performed by a licensed


transportation cost of moving furni-ture, personal property and equip-ment within the Conference. For purposes of this plan, an automobile may be considered personal property if shipment is approved in advance by the Cabinet. Payments will not be made to cover the cost of transporta-tion of persons, packing, unpacking, storage, and insurance.

(3) The weight of furnishings, personal property and equipment shall be veri-fied to the Conference Treasurer and Director of Administrative Services by a receipt from a public weigh mas-ter, a waybill, or a certificate from a moving or railroad company. Where the cost of the move is determined by an hourly rate, generally in moves of less than fifty (50) miles, the require-ment for verification of weight shall be waived.

c. Payments: (1) A participant shall submit to the

Conference Treasurer in advance an estimate from a moving company.

(2) The Annual Conference will pay that portion of the moving cost which is approved by the President of the

Council on Finance & Administration and the Conference Treasurer. Each such case shall be reported to the Council on Finance & Administra-tion.

4. Budget and administration:a. The moving expense plan is effective:

(1) At the time of a new appointment, (2) At the time of new employment for

lay staff, (3) Following the retirement of a clergy,

and (4) Following the death of a participant.

b. Special cases not covered by these mov-ing expense plan rules may be presented to the Council on Finance & Administra-tion and at the discretion of the Council may be paid from the Moving Expense Fund.

c. The cost of this plan shall be included in the Conference Administration Budget.

d. The Conference Council on Finance & Administration shall be responsible for administering this Moving Expense Plan and shall be authorized to make such adjustments within the structure of the plan as it may deem necessary.

e. The Conference expects the Bishop and Cabinet to convey our expectation to agencies or institutions to which clergy are appointed full time, that all moving expenses of such clergy will be paid by that agency or institution.

Q. Conference Advance SpecialsAdvance Special requests involving only one

District which receive the annual approval of the District Superintendent shall be forwarded for review to the Conference Board of Missions. Where a Conference Advance Special involves more than one District, the initiating organization shall submit its request directly to the Confer-ence Board of Missions. The Conference Board of Missions shall determine which projects to recommend to the Annual Conference for adop-tion and support, the duration of time for which the approval is to be effective, and the group or agency to be responsible for administrative oversight of each project.

R. Dependent Care ExpenseEach Board and Agency of the Conference shall

include in its budget an item for dependent care

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when members are engaged in official Confer-ence business.

S. Equal Employment Opportunity Agreement

All church institutions, Boards, Agencies, and local churches of the Annual Conference who are recipients of Conference funds shall, in all con-struction contracts and in contracts with suppliers enter into the Equal Employment Opportunity Agreement which is printed in full in chapter 11 of the 2004 Journal.

T. Campground & Retreat Ministries Vision Fund

1. The Camping and Retreat Ministries Vision Fund shall consist of two parts: 1) the fund corpus, and 2) the fund earnings. The fund corpus is defined as money in the fund as of December 31, 2006. The fund earnings are defined as any money earned from the fund corpus after December 31, 2006. The fund shall be invested as directed by the Board of Camping and Retreat Ministries and the Council on Finance and Administration. The fund corpus shall be spent only in cases of extraordinary maintenance at a conference camp property by a 2/3 vote of the Board of Camping and Retreat Ministries.

2. Fund Earnings. Remembering that many of the gifts received for campground facilities out of the concerns for ministries with chil-dren and youth, earnings from the Camping and Retreat Ministries Vision Fund shall be used for programs and/or maintenance and improvement of camp facilities as deter-mined by the Board of Camping and Retreat Ministries.

U. Ethnic Minority Congregations Fund

1. The Ethnic Minority Congregations Fund shall be used to strengthen the ministries of ethnic minority congregations and/or ministries to ethnic minority persons.

2. The total asking for each year shall be five percent of the total apportionment budget approved by the Annual Conference for that year. The Conference Treasurer shall apply the percentages calculated for each church in VI.F.3. above to the total asking, in order to determine the Askings for each individual local church.

3. The Fund shall be used in the California-Nevada Annual Conference to develop and strengthen the ministries in the following ways:a. Leadership development and training,b. Development of new congregations,c, Ministries in transitional communities,

andd. Projects developed by existing churches.

4. Administration. In consultation with ap-propriate groups, the Ethnic Ministries Standing Committee and the Cabinet may jointly recommend allocation of these funds to the Conference Board of Missions. The Conference Board of Missions shall have authority to allocate funds to specific ethnic ministries. After funds have been allocated, they shall be reserved for use in the specific ethnic ministry setting during the fiscal year in which they are allocated and for the immediate following year only unless the Conference Board of Missions takes some additional action on the allocation. Disbursements may be made only on writ-ten authorization of the appropriate District Superintendent.

V. Ministerial Education FundThe Board of Ordained Ministry has power to

act for the Annual Conference in the administra-tion of that portion of the Ministerial Education Fund which is retained for use within the Annual Conference.

W. Emerging Congregations Fund1. The Emerging Congregations Fund shall

be used to help underwrite the cost of new church starts in the California Nevada An-nual Conference.

2. The total asking for each year shall be five percent of the total apportionment budget approved by the Annual Conference for that year. The Conference Treasurer shall apply the percentages calculated for each church in VI.F.3 above to the total asking, in order to determine the asking for each individual local church.

3. The Fund realized from the asking, along with any amounts included in the Confer-ence budget shall be used to develop and strengthen new church starts by helping to underwrite costs related to surveying, staff-ing, programming, advertising, facility use,

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and such other items as are relevant to the efforts.

4. Administration:a. A new local church may be established

only with the consent of the Bishop and the Cabinet, with due consideration given to the program of home missions and church extension of the Conference Board of Missions.

b. In consultation with appropriate groups (e.g., District Unions, District Church and Missionary Extension Societies, and District Boards of Church Location and Building), New Church Development Standing Committee and the Cabinet may jointly recommend allocation of these funds to the Conference Board of Missions. Care shall be taken to insure that a variety of types of new churches be considered for funding. If the New Church Development Standing Com-mittee and the Cabinet do not agree on a recommendation, each may present its own recommendation. The Conference Board of Missions shall have authority to allocate funds to specific new church situations. After funds have been al-located, they shall be reserved for use in the specific new church situation during the fiscal year in which they are allocated and for the immediate following year only unless the Conference Board of Missions takes some additional action on the allocation. Disbursements may be made only on written authorization of the appropriate District Superintendent.

5. The New Church Development Standing Committee and the Cabinet shall report on the use of these funds and the progress of new churches to the Conference Board of Missions, and the Board shall report to the Annual Conference.

Division VII. Equitable Compensation

A. Equitable Compensation Commission

The Conference Board of Missions seeks to encourage missional work in the Conference. The Equitable Compensation Commission, which works in conjunction with the Conference

Board of Missions, is responsible for advocat-ing adequate and equitable compensation for each clergy position and for providing minimum compensation support in instances of established need. The Supplemental Compensation Program using Equitable Compensation Funds will be divided into two parts: Minimum Compensa-tion Assistance and Missional Compensation Assistance, and indicated as such by a footnote in the budget.

B. Minimum Compensation Assistance

1. Administrative Procedures: a. The chairperson of the Equitable Com-

pensation Commission is a member of the Board of Missions. The Equitable Compensation Funds are administered by the Equitable Compensation Commis-sion, in accordance with the requirements of the Discipline and the following rules.

b. Minimum Compensation Assistance includes a Minimum Compensation Scale, a Maximum Scale for Benefits, plus requirements for Health Insurance and Housing expenses. Any pastor serv-ing a pastoral charge participating in this program shall receive from local church funds, other sources, and minimum com-pensation supplement, a salary and other compensation equal to, but not to exceed, the amounts specified in the following plan.

c. The Superintendent is responsible for initiating the process and working with the local churches and pastors. The local churches and pastors complete applica-tions according to procedures established by the Equitable Compensation Commis-sion. A District Committee on Mission Strategy or Equitable Compensation may exist to assist the Superintendent who recommends each application. The Cabinet recommends the total package of all applications.

d. The Cabinet is to review and approve all Minimum Compensation Requests before the January and May meetings of the Commission on Equitable Compensation. The total of all requests should be within the total funds available for the program. Any changes after this report should be minimal.

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e. The Cabinet shall submit by January I an estimate of need for the next budget year so that the Commission may make an informed request to the Council on Finance & Administration by the January 31 deadline.

f. Local churches where the pastor is receiving minimum compensation funds shall enter into a written agreement for a graduated program of increased local church compensation payments leading to self support in the shortest possible pe-riod. It shall include commitment of the local church involvement in the total life of the community, a financial campaign, payments of apportionments, member-ship recruitment, stewardship education, be approved by the Charge Conference, and signed by the secretary. In addition they will supply such information as required by the Commission.

g. The Commission on Equitable Compen-sation will manage Minimum Compensa-tion Assistance in the following ways: (1) Provide consultants and workshops

for local churches relevant to issues and needs because of being on the Minimum Compensation Program,

(2) Consult with the Bishop and Cabinet, (3) Make final approval of all applica-

tions, and (4) Annually present its estimate of the

total funds needed to Council on Finance & Administration.

h. As funds are available, the Conference Treasurer shall make monthly disburse-ments from the Equitable Compensation Fund. No payments of Minimum Com-pensation will be made until a completed Financial Application has been submit-ted.

2. Definitions:a. “Minister Year” is defined as a year of

appointed service for Conference Mem-bers or full time service for local pastors (not including an appointment to attend school but including the current appoint-ment year) for which, prior to January 1, 1982, full pension credit has been granted by an Annual Conference, or for which, after January 1, 1982, the specified con-tributions are made to the Clergy Pension Plan and the Comprehensive Protection

Plan by an Annual Conference. The Cabi-net and the Commission on Equitable Compensation may set standards for ac-cepting equivalent years of service given in another denomination.

b. “Average Compensation” shall be defined and calculated by the General Board of Pensions minus the amount included for housing (This calculation includes amounts paid to pastors for purposes of making Social Security payments).

3. Minimum Compensation Schedule:a. Compensation schedule:

Clergy Year

%Average

1-5 806 817 828 839 8410 8511 8612 8713 8814 8915 90

b. Pastors serving more than one church shall receive an additional five percent of the pro rata share of the minimum compensation for each church.

c. When appointed full time only, Student Local Pastors shall receive 50% of the Minimum Compensation Schedule, but all benefits as listed below shall be paid in full and appropriate housing provided.

d. Clergy and local Pastors appointed to less than full time service may receive Mini-mum Compensation Program in quarter increments.

4. Maximum Allowable Benefits:a. Payment of Health Insurance Premiums

is allowed only for the Conference Health Plan in accordance with Conference policy.

b. The local church shall include in its budget an amount of $500 for continuing education to be reimbursed as used.

5. Professional Reimbursements:a. Professional reimbursements will be the

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responsibility of the local church.b. Professional reimbursements shall

include travel (Standing Rule VI.I.5.b), Annual Conference expenses, continuing education, and may include other items.

6. Housing:a. Each local church is responsible for

providing housing with either a parson-age or a housing allowance. If there is a housing allowance, it may not exceed the local rental value of a house that meets Conference parsonage standards. If by agreement, the pastor does not live in the community where the church is located, then the housing allowance may be negotiated to provide the rent necessary to house the pastor and family in an ap-propriate manner.

b. Utilities should be based on actual cost or an estimate consistent with the costs of the previous year with a maximum amount of $3,000.00.

7. Limitations:a. A pastoral position, either full or less

than full time, may not receive minimum compensation assistance for more than five consecutive years.

b. Minimum Compensation Assistance shall be used only for pastor in charge.

C. Special Missional Compensation Assistance

1. Purpose. To assist in funding compensation packages for pastors appointed to Special Missional Ministries, according to priorities set by the United Methodist Church, the Annual Conference, the Conference Board of Missions, and the Cabinet.

2. Compensation Package. The compensation package may exceed the minimum compen-sation assistance guidelines as determined by the Commission on Equitable Compen-sation in consultation with the Cabinet.

3. Special Missional Ministries including Ethnic Ministry, Urban Ministry, Town and Country, and New Church Development are the ongoing responsibilities of the Confer-ence Board of Missions, and the Board shall identify these ministries annually to the Conference.

4. Administration:a. The Commission on Equitable Compen-

sation will determine application and

disbursement procedures for allocating the total funds available among the mis-sional ministries which are proposed.

b. The funding and special ministry plans will require an annual review.

Division VIII. Workers’ Compensation & Conference Unit Insurance Program

A. Unit Insurance Program1. The effective date of this program is Janu-

ary 1, 199 1, for participating churches.2. The Council on Finance & Administration

is responsible for the recommendation and contracting of the Resident Broker/Service Agent whose responsibilities include but are not limited to:a. Billing the allocated premiums to the

participating churches.b. Responding to routine policy questions

from churches.c. Issuing Certificates of Insurance.d. Issuing Certificates of Coverage for ad-

ditional insured.e. Providing assistance in the filing of

claims.f. Assisting in the implementation of a loss

control program. 3. The Council on Finance & Administration

is authorized to establish an Association on Safety and meet other requirements of the Worker’s Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California to establish a divided plan for Workers’ Compensation coverage for workers and volunteers. The effective date of this association is April 1, 1991. Local churches participating in the Unit In-surance program are to have Workers’ Com-pensation coverage through this program as their Workers’ Compensation policies expire on or after January 1,991.

4. The Annual Conference empowers the Council on Finance & Administration in consultation with the Board of Trustees to name a standing advisory committee which shall report to the CFA. The committee’s responsibilities shall include but are not lim-ited to:a. Oversight of the administration of the

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Unit Insurance Plan.b. Modifying premium allocation to a basis

of risk and value.c. Promoting an aggressive loss control

program.d. Reviewing the need for a fund for unin-

sured losses.e. Reviewing the availability of earthquake

and flood insurance.f. Evaluation of the Broker/Service Agent.g. Receiving comparative bids on the Unit

Insurance Plan.h. Making recommendations pertaining

to the Unit Insurance Plan on the use and expenditure of excess funds in the Self-Insured Loss Fund and any earned dividends.

5. The Council on Finance & Administration is authorized to negotiate and enter into any necessary agreements for a Guaranteed Premium Payment Program to be available for local churches, enabling local churches to budget their allocated portion of the unit policy premiums.

B. Workers’ Compensation Insurance

1. Workers’ Compensation Insurance is required by the California-Nevada Confer-ence of the United Methodist Church of all churches for both clergy and lay employees. The church as compensation-paying unit for clergy staff and employer for lay staff shall be responsible to pay for the Workers’ Com-pensation Insurance premium. In addition, it is strongly recommended that all churches maintain coverage for volunteers as a part of the Workers’ Compensation Insurance program for the church.

2. Workers’ Compensation Insurance is re-quired of all churches. In addition, no Mini-mum Compensation Funds shall be paid to any clergy until the church of appointment has deposited with the Board of Mission a Certification of Insurance Policy for “Work-ers’ Compensation” showing the California-Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church as an additional insured. The certification shall also provide that Conference be given a ten (10) day notice in the event of cancellation of the policy. The Board of Mission is authorized to modify this requirement if necessary.

Division IX. Pensions and BenefitPrograms

A. Pre-1982 Pension Funding:1. For approved clergy service rendered prior

to January 1, 1982, Conference pension obligations shall continue to be met under a ‘service annuity program with a defined benefit floor’, formerly known as the Minis-ters’ Reserve Pension Fund (MRPF).

2. Each year the Annual Conference shall set a minimum pension rate, to be paid to eligible Conference Claimants during the following calendar year, for pre-1982 service.

3. The Pre-1982 pension rate for eligible surviving spouses in the California-Nevada Annual Conference shall be 75% of the Pre-1982 pension rate for regular Conference Claimants.

4. Each year, the Conference Board of Pen-sions shall recommend an amount to the Council on Finance and Administration for payment of past service pension costs, and request that it be placed in the Conference budget. Further, the Conference Board of Pensions is authorized to withdraw from reserve funds any funds necessary to meet the required payments.

B. Current Service Pension Funding; The Clergy Retirement Security Program (CRSP), and the Comprehensive Protection Plan (CRSP/CPP):

1. Between January 1, 1982 and December 31, 2006, pension funding for the current service of eligible pastors was made under a defined contribution program, known as the Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP).

2. The Annual Conference participated in MPP/CPP in accordance with the Disci-pline and the MPP/CPP Plan Documents, as adopted and amended by the General Conference.

3. Beginning in 2007, the Annual Confer-ence shall participate fully in the Clergy Retirement Security Program, as adopted and amended from time to time by the Gen-eral Conference. Contribution Method: The church contributions for CRSP and CPP shall be made through regular apportion-

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ment payments to the Conference Treasurer. The Conference Treasurer shall remit CRSP and CPP contributions to the plan monthly on behalf of Conference participants.

4. Eligibility for Conference CRSP and CPP Payments: All appointed pastors are eligible for UMC Pension Plan enrollment, subject to the rules of the applicable Plan Docu-ments. The following pastors are eligible to have their CRSP and CPP contributions paid by the Annual Conference:a. Any person in one of the following cat-

egories who is under Episcopal appoint-ment to serve as pastor of a local church within the bounds of the Annual Confer-ence, provided that they are receiving clergy compensation for their appointed services:(1) Conference clergy members including

Deacons, (2) Local pastors, and(3) Eligible clergy of other denomina-

tionsb. Conference clergy members appointed

as District Superintendents, Conference Council on Ministries staff, or as Confer-ence Treasurers.

5. Elective Deferrals to the United Method-ist Personal Investment Plan (UMPIP), equal to not less than three percent of the participant’s contribution base, are strongly recommended for all participants.

6. Each year, the Conference Board of Pen-sions shall recommend an amount to the Council on Finance & Administration for payment of current service pension costs (CRSP and CPP), and request that it be placed in the Conference budget.

7. A church other than a United Methodist Church included in an ecumenical parish served by a United Methodist pastor shall arrange with the General Board of Pensions of the United Methodist Church for the direct billing of the applicable pension and/or protection plan contributions required of that parish. A United Methodist Church included in an ecumenical parish shall pay apportionments as required by the Confer-ence Treasurer or CFA.

C. Parity Between Pension PlansStriving to Maintain parity between the benefits

of the various clergy Pension programs shall be

the policy of this Annual Conference (Par 1506., 2004 Book of Discipline).

D.DeathBenefitsfromtheBasicProtection Plan

1. All Participants in the Comprehensive Pro-tection Plan (CPP) have basic Death Benefit coverage provided as a part of that plan. In addition to those benefits, the Conference shall purchase Death Benefits through the Basic Protection Plan of the Church (BPP), according to the following provisions:

2. The Conference shall participate in BPP in accordance with the Discipline and the pro-visions of the BPP Plan Document, on file in the Conference Board of Pensions office. BPP is a program of the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits of the Church and is subject to amendment by action of the Plan Administrator, or in response to changes in Federal law. Conference partici-pation in BPP shall be administered by the Conference Board of Pensions, subject to the following rules: a. Eligibility: Full time lay employees of the

Annual Conference who receive Confer-ence paid employer UMPIP contribu-tions shall be eligible to receive Death Benefits through BPP, provided by the Annual Conference.

b. Benefits: The following Death Benefits shall be provided by the Annual Confer-ence through BPP, for eligible partici-pants as noted above: (1) Active Lay Employees: $50,000 (2) Retired Lay Employees: $5,000 (3) Spouses of Covered Lay employees:

$5,000 c. Cost: The cost of BPP Death Benefits for

participants listed under Eligibility subsec-tion a (1 2) above shall be paid by the An-nual Conference.

3. The Board of Pensions may approve specif-ic exceptions to these rules in circumstances which, in the judgment of the Board, justify such exceptions.

E.MedicalBenefitsPrograms1. Health Care Program for Eligible Retirees,

Dependents and Survivors: a. Eligibility: The following persons shall

be eligible for enrollment in the Retiree Health Care Program of the Conference,

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provided that:(1) Enrollment is completed in accor-

dance with any “new eligibility” provisions of the plan,

(2) Any proof of insurability require-ments are met,

(3) Any required premium payments are remitted in a timely manner:(a) Elders, Deacons and Associ-

ate Conference Members who have who have been granted the retired relationship from this Conference, provided that they are receiving a pension from the United Methodist Church,

(b) Those recognized by Conference action as Retired Local Pastors, provided that they are receiving a pension from the Church, and provided that they served under Episcopal appointment for not less than five consecutive years immediately preceding their recognition as a Retired Local pastor.

(c) Those recognized by Conference employing agencies as Retired Lay Employees, provided that they are receiving an employer-paid pension from the Church, and provided that they were em-ployed full-time for not less than five consecutive years immedi-ately preceding their recognition as a Retired Lay Employee.

(d) Retiring full time lay employees of Conference related agencies may become eligible for enroll-ment by specific approval of the Conference Board of Pensions. In such cases, the employing agency shall be responsible for remit-tance of the full cost of any such coverage elected.

(e) Surviving spouses and surviv-ing dependents of enrollees who retired or died while members of this Conference, provided that the survivors were enrolled as dependents in the Conference health care program at the time of the enrollee’s death,

(f) All Diaconal Ministers conse-

crated by or received by transfer into this Annual Conference who:• Are 62 years of age or older,• Have remained employed

within the bounds of this Con-ference until the time of their retirement, and

• Who have been employed for a period of not less than five consecutive years at the time of their retirement.

• For all such eligible Diaconal Ministers, the subscriber shall be responsible for remitting the full cost of the coverage.

Persons who marry participants after the participant’s retirement shall not be eligible for enrollment in this plan.

b. Benefits: The benefits shall be those specified in the master contract on file in the Conference Board of Pensions office.

c. Payment of Premiums:(1) The Annual Conference shall pay

a portion of the cost of the Retiree Health Care Program for eligible participants, based on a percentage of the Medicare supplement cost for participants and spouses.

(2) The percentage of Conference pay-ment shall be based on the partici-pants’ years of service with Califor-nia-Nevada Conference paid pension contributions for Pre 1982 service, to MPP/CPP or to the Cumulative Pensions and Benefit Fund (CPBF). Such payments shall be calculated according to the following schedule, and then reduced by any “Minimum Premium” amount required of partici-pants under Section 2(b) herein:

Applicable Years of service

% of Medicare Supplement Paid

20 or more 100%19 95%18 90%17 85%16 80%15 75%14 70%

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13 65%12 60%11 55%10 50%

Eligible participants with fewer than ten

years of service with California Nevada Confer-ence paid pension contributions may participate in the program by paying the full cost.

“MINIMUM PREMIUM”REQUIREMENT A “Minimum Premium” amount for par-

ticipants in the retiree health care plan shall be determined by action of the Annual Conference, on the recommendation of the Conference Board of Pensions, in consultation with the Council on Finance & Administration (CFA). The “Minimum Premium” shall be charged to all participants for whom the charge above (Section 2(a)) would not require at least the “Minimum Premium” amount. Any Participant required by Section 1.2(a) to pay a premium larger than the “Minimum Premium” amount shall be considered to have met the “Minimum Premium” requirement by payment of their regularly calculated premiums.

A “Retiree Health Care Support Fund” shall be established and administered by the Confer-ence Board of Pensions, in cooperation with the Retired Clergy Association (RCA). Grants to assist retirees with “Minimum Premium” pay-ments shall be made from this Fund, subject to full available and in cases which, in the judgment of the Board (or its designated representative), warrant such assistance.

(3) Full costs will be paid for up to three years for surviving spouses and eli-gible dependents of active clergy and active lay employees of the Annual Conference who died while serving with Conference paid pension contri-butions, provided that such depen-dents were enrolled in the Conference health care plan at the time of death. Following this three-year transition period, surviving dependents shall remain eligible for coverage under this plan, but shall be required to pay premiums based on the participant’s applicable service years, in accor-dance with Section C herein.

(4) Each year, the Board of Pensions shall recommend an amount to the

Council on Finance and Administra-tion for support of the Conference Retiree Health Care Program, and request that it be placed in the Con-ference budget. To supplement such apportioned funding, after account-ing for any premiums which may be required of retirees, and accounting for any other appropriate funding which may be available, the Board of Pensions is authorized to expend Conference pension reserve funds, as necessary to meet the annual require-ments of the program, as described in these Standing Rules. Such expendi-tures are only authorized to the extent that they are deemed appropriate in conjunction with the long term pension funding needs of the Annual Conference, and to the extent deemed prudent each fiscal year, following consultation with the Conference Treasurer and CFA.

d. The Board of Pensions may approve specific exceptions to these rules in circumstances which, in the judgment of the Board, justify such exceptions.

2. Medical Benefits Plan for Active Clergy and Full time Lay Employees.a. Eligibility: The following persons shall

be eligible to enroll in the medical ben-efits plan for active clergy and full time lay employees, provided that enrollment is completed within thirty days of new eligibility: (1) All active Conference clergy mem-

bers, (2) All local pastors and clergy of other

denominations, who are under full-time Episcopal appointment to serve a local church within the bounds of the Conference,

(3) Full time lay employees of the An-nual Conference and full time lay employees of local churches within the Conference, and

(4) Full time lay employees of interde-nominational agencies in which the California Nevada Annual Confer-ence participates.

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Conference, provided that the survi-vors were enrolled as dependents in the Conference health care program at the time of the enrollee’s death,

(6) All Conference clergy members who are appointed to Incapacity Leave, from an appointment with pension and benefit claim on the Annual Conference and whose Incapacity benefits have been approved by the General Board of Pension and health Benefits. In order to remain a health plan enrollee, clergy members who are appointed to Incapacity leave must enroll in Medicare parts A and B when eligible. Conference health plan coverage will be coordinated with Medicare on the first day of the month when Medicare coverage becomes available.

b. Benefits: The benefits shall be those of the plan as specified in the contract on file in the Conference Board of Pensions office.

c. Premiums for Pastors Appointed to In-capacity Leave: The Annual Conference shall pay the full health insurance pre-mium for all Conference clergy members who are appointed to Incapacity Leave from an appointment with pension and benefit claim on the Annual Conference, provided that they are participants in the health insurance program of the Annual Conference at the time they become incapacitated, and provided that Incapac-ity benefits from the Comprehensive Protection Plan have been approved by the General Board of Pension and health Benefits.

d. Payment Procedure: No person shall be eligible for coverage that has not elected to be covered within thirty (30) days of new eligibility for such coverage, or who has not maintained his/ her coverage through the timely payment of his/her premiums. The carrier has the right to accept for coverage such other persons under such terms as they may specify when such persons have forfeited their eligibility through non election of cover-age or failure to maintain their policies. e. The Board of Pensions shall have the au-thority to negotiate and contract with the

current carriers, or prospective carriers, of the Conference Health Care programs, regarding the premiums and benefits of those plans.

3. Persons eligible for enrollment in the Con-ference medical plans may elect coverage for legal dependents (spouse and children) on their policies, subject to the open enroll-ment limitations of the health care contracts, and subject to the other provisions of these Standing Rules.

F. Reports1. The financial report of the Board shall be

printed annually in the Journal.2. The yearly record of delinquencies in

proportional payment, as reviewed by the Board of Pensions and submitted to the Secretary of the Annual Conference, shall be printed in the Journal.

Division X. Property Matters

A.DistrictHousingandOffice1. The Bishop shall determine the city in

which the District parsonage and office is to be located. Any plan for purchase of site or District parsonage will be subject to approval of the District Board of Church Building and Location prior to final action of the Conference Board of Trustees.

2. The Annual Conference shall own and maintain in each District a District par-sonage which shall meet the minimum Conference standards. The Conference Board of Trustees will be responsible for the financing of the District parsonages and will hold title to such property. The Conference will assume no financial obligation for cost or improvements beyond those provided for in the standard set forth in full in the 1969 Journal, p. 194.

3. In addition to space for a study, it is desir-able to have an office outside of the house. The Superintendent may negotiate to have an office in a local United Methodist Church, or elsewhere outside the District parsonage. The Council on Finance & Administration must give final approval to any arrangements for an office outside the District parsonage.

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District parsonage or provide his/her own housing. By mutual agreement among the Superintendent, The Conference Board of Trustees, and the District Committee on the Superintendency of the District, the District parsonage may be rented and a housing allowance may be provided by the Annual Conference to be used for the purchase or rental of housing of the Superintendent’s Choice. For district superintendents not liv-ing in the district parsonage, the salary plus housing allowance shall be set at the same level as that of the conference executive staff (the Director of Connectional Minis-tries, the Conference Treasurer, and the Ex-ecutive Secretary of the Board of Pensions) for whom a parsonage is not provided. The net rental income from the district parson-ages shall be used to offset the increased compensation cost in the conference budget. The Conference Board of Trustees shall annually submit to CIA information about the current fair rental values of the district parsonages.

When a housing allowance is provided the Conference assumes no responsibility for providing furnishings or equipment.

5. This policy shall apply to those District Superintendents newly appointed January 1, 1988, or later.

B. Local Church Parsonages1. Ministers and families shall provide their

own furnishings with the exceptions found in local Parsonage Standard Guidelines, Standing Rule X.C.

2. Where parsonages are provided, an amount for routine maintenance shall be budgeted for the pastor and family to use at their discretion

3. Whenever mutually agreeable by the local church and the pastor, and with the concurrence of the District Superintendent, an adequate housing allowance may be provided by the local church which shall be used by the pastor for purchase or rental of the housing of his/her choice provided the general location is approved by all parties. If there is no parsonage alternative and the pastor does not purchase or rent a home then the church shall provide appropriate rental housing and appliances as in Standing Rule X.C. The District Superintendent shall

provide a financial analysis showing the impact on the apportionment of the local church before final approval.

4. It is the usual expectation that pastor/pastors will live in the community in which they serve. The Cabinet may consider exceptions to this expectation in consultation with the pastor/pastors and the S/PRC. Any excep-tions must be approved by the Cabinet.

5. The District Superintendent is responsible for interpreting this policy.

6. Parsonage and housing allowances: a. A flexible policy shall be maintained with

respect to clergy housing. b. Parsonages shall be retained wherever

feasible to protect the financial invest-ment of the church and provide housing options for the pastor.

c. No local church parsonage shall be sold without the approval of the District Board of Church Location and Building and the Cabinet.

d. Rental income from parsonages may be used to help provide housing allowance for pastors requesting such an allowance in lieu of a parsonage.

e. The recommended standard for setting a housing allowance is the fair rental value of a home which meets Conference standards in the church community.

C. Local Parsonage Standard Guidelines

1. When locating a parsonage, close proximity to church, school, shopping area, hospi-tals and health care should be considered. Para. 2543.b, 2004 Discipline, establishes requirements for accessibility.

2. House recommendations: a. Bedrooms:

(1) A minimum of three, and(2) A minimum of 180 square feet for

the master bedroom and 120 for the others, plus closets.

b. Bathrooms:(1) One and a half bathrooms are consid-

ered essential, plus storage for linens and toilet articles,

(2) Two bathrooms are to be preferred. c. Kitchen:

(1) Large enough to have a separate eat-ing area,

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(3) Sufficient electrical outlets,(4) Up to date plumbing, and(5) Contain the basic appliances (See

Item 6).d. Laundry area:

(1) Basic appliances (See Item 6),(2) Large enough area for a work table is

desirable, and(3) A separate sink is helpful.

e. Other considerations:(1) The living room should be large

enough for entertaining.(2) Passage from the kitchen to bed-

rooms without going through the living room.

(3) A family room is desirable.(4) A formal dining room is preferred.(5) A pastor’s study in addition to three

bedrooms is desirable.3. Heating, cooling and energy use: Ad-

equate provision for these should be made in relationship to the area and climate. A central system with automatic controls and high efficiency rating is recommended. The house should be well insulated (R 13 rating for walls and R 19 rating for attics). Appliances should be energy conservation models.

4. Home grounds: a. All permanent plantings should be the

responsibility of the church. A low main-tenance design with low water required is desirable.

b. A fenced play yard or space for children is desirable.

c. An outdoor patio area and recreational space is a useful addition.

5. Miscellaneous: a. Shelter for two cars should be provided. b. Storage area should be provided for tools

and equipment. c. Adequate type of TV antenna.

6. Equipment: a. Where parsonages are provided, the local

church shall provide good quality:(1) Stove,(2) Refrigerator,(3) Washer,(4) Dryer,(5) Water heater,(6) Heating units (central heat desired),(7) Carpet and/or floor covering through-

out, and

(8) Drapes throughout.b. Recommended but not required:

(1) Garbage disposal unit,(2) Dishwasher,(3) Freezer,(4) Air conditioning (central design), and(5) Sprinkling system for the yards.

7. The local church should pay water, the basic telephone charge, and designate a portion of the salary package for a utility allowance.

8. The responsibility for implementing the Parsonage Standard Guidelines be assigned to the District Board of Church Location and Building.

D. Annual Conference Staff Housing

1. Full time Conference staff members, for whom a house is not provided, shall be properly remunerated and shall provide their own housing. The remuneration shall reflect the cost of housing and utilities in accordance with Conference housing stan-dards in relation to the average fair market rental value of all District parsonages. Ordained staff members shall be required to file a certification of costs of housing with the employing agency in accordance with the provisions of the United States Internal Revenue Code. Each shall accept full responsibility for maintaining and keeping available for any requirements of the Feder-al Government all necessary documentation. The amount of the housing allowance will be deducted from the total remuneration and paid separately. The remaining amount will be paid as salary and reported as such to the Internal Revenue Service.

2. If the Bishop or a full time staff member for whom a house is not provided elects to buy a house, the Board of Trustees may furnish second mortgage money, by borrowing against equity in Conference owned prop-erty. The Trustees may do so when in their judgment, the arrangement properly protects the Annual Conference and provides for full repayment within a reasonable time after the person is no longer assigned as the Bishop of this Area or is employed as a full time Conference staff member. The Bishop or staff member shall carry the full cost of the loan.

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E. Disposition of Local Church Property

Due to many unfunded years of those in the previous entrants’ pension program and the under funding of MRPF, it has become necessary to protect the accrued pension interests. To do this, every Superintendent shall refuse permission to sell, abandon, merge or otherwise discontinue a local church property without consultation with the Board of Pensions; and as part of the selling or exchanging or converting of the property; a method should be worked out whereby funds could be held or transferred or given to protect the unfunded years and under funded years of all pastors who served that particular church.

Division XI. Calendar Year Operations

A. The Local Church The Annual Conference recommends each local

church’s program year correspond to the Annual Conference fiscal year (the calendar year); and that local church elected personnel, except mem-bers of the Committee on Pastor Parish Relations, take office on January 1. At the discretion of the local church, members of the Committee on Pas-tor Parish Relations may take office on July 1.

B. Annual Conference1. Unless otherwise provided, members and

officers of boards and agencies of Annual Conference shall begin their term of office on adjournment of Annual Conference. Each board or agency shall be convened for the first meeting no later than September 10, at a time and place designated by the Conference Nominating Committee, when necessary to organize the board or agency for the following year or quadrennium.

2. Members and officers of committees responsible to board and agencies shall continue to serve until their successors are elected.

Division XII. Incorporation of Subsidiary Organizations

A. Submission for Approval Before any subsidiary Conference organization,

group, or association legally incorporates, or revises its articles of incorporation and bylaws, these articles and bylaws, and any revision there-of, shall be submitted to the Conference Board of Trustees for approval. This rule does not apply to the incorporating of a local church, but only organizations as are operative on a Conference level and have received or anticipate receiving Conference funds.

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Policy Statement on Misconduct of a Sexual Nature Instruction for Distribution: This policy will be distributed each year by the Conference Treasurer

and Director of Administrative Services to all Conference Personnel and Personnel Committees. Fur-ther, it will be distributed each year by each Superintendent to:

• the PPR/SPR chairs on their Districts with the request that the policy be shared with their congregations and personnel, and

• all clergy related to the Charge Conferences of their Districts and all those as-signed by the Bishop or Cabinet.

Purpose: The California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church bears affir-mative responsibility to create an environment of hospitality for all persons, male or female, which is free of misconduct of a sexual nature and encourages respect, equality and kinship in Christ. We sup-port equity among all persons without regard to ethnicity, situation, or gender. The California-Nevada Annual Conference stands in opposition to the sin of misconduct of a sexual nature in the Church and society at large. The California-Nevada Annual Conference commits itself to fair and expedient inves-tigation of any charge of misconduct of a sexual nature within the church and to take action deemed appropriate and in compliance with The 2000 Book of Discipline.

Theology: The 2000 Book of Discipline states, ¶161. “G) Human Sexuality-We recognize that sexuality if God’s good gift to all persons. We believe persons may be fully human only when that gift is acknowledged and affirmed by themselves, the church, and society. We call all persons to the dis-ciplined, responsible fulfillment of themselves, others, and society in the stewardship of this gift. We also recognize our limited understanding of this complex gift and encourage the medical, theological, and social science disciplines to combine in a determined effort to understand human sexuality more completely. We call the Church to take the leadership role in bringing together these disciplines to ad-dress this most complex issue. Further, within the context of our understanding of this gift of God, we recognize that God challenges us to find responsible, committed, and loving forms of expression.

Although all persons are sexual beings whether or not they are married, sexual relations are only clearly affirmed in the marriage bond. Sex may become exploitative within as well as outside mar-riage. We reject all sexual expressions that damage or destroy the humanity God has given us as birthright, and we affirm only that sexual expression that enhances that same humanity. We believe that sexual relations where one or both partners are exploitative, abusive, or promiscuous are beyond the parameters of acceptable Christian behavior and are ultimately destructive to individuals, families, and the social order.

We have been called into covenant with God and one another through the grace of Jesus Christ. This covenant, which we share in together in Christ’s body, the Church, is intended by God to be a means of reconciliation, justice, faith, hope, and love. Misconduct of a sexual nature disrupts the sa-cred covenant of God with us and is unacceptable in the community where Christ’s ministry of grace is proclaimed and experienced. Misconduct of a sexual nature within the faith community is a devastat-ing betrayal of sacred trust. Therefore, all Christians are called to identify and prevent misconduct of a sexual nature whenever, however, and wherever it is encountered.”

The California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church affirms The 2000 Book of Resolutions, “Sexual Abuse Within the Ministerial Relationship and Sexual Harassment within the Church,” which states that sexual abuse within the ministerial relationship and sexual harassment within the church are incompatible with the biblical teachings of hospitality, justice and healing. All human beings, both male and female, are created in the image of God, and thus have been made equal in Christ. As the promise of Galatians 3:26-29 states, “all are one in Christ.” We support equity among all person without regard to ethnicity, situation, or gender.

Definitions: The term “clergy” is used in this policy to include all ordained, licensed, consecrated, appointed or assigned persons serving in the California-Nevada Annual Conference, including those ministers appointed to extension ministries, those who are on leaves, those who have honorably

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located, and those who are retired.

This understanding is equally applicable in the context of ministries in which there are no “parish-ioners,” but there is a community which acknowledges the authority of the clergy person as a spiritual leader (appointments to extension ministries, honorable location, ministers on leaves, retired) or other ministries in which the clergy person serves a community much wider than the membership of the ap-pointed congregations.

Misconduct of a sexual nature within the ministerial relationship is an abuse of the power of the clergy role. Such misconduct may include sexual abuse, sexual assault, sexual exploitation, and sexual harassment. Clergy misconduct of a sexual nature also includes some relationships between so-called consenting adults when they occur in the context of a clergy person’s professional role.

Misconduct of a sexual nature within the ministerial relationship occurs when a person within a ministerial role of leadership engages in inappropriate sexual contact, or inappropriate sexualized be-havior with a congregant, client, employee, student, staff member, co-worker, colleague or volunteer. Misconduct of a sexual nature within the ministerial relationship involves a betrayal of sacred trust, a violation of the ministerial role and exploitation of those who are vulnerable. Any such misconduct of a sexual nature is a violation by the clergy person who then bears the responsibility for his/her behav-ior. (Adapted from The 2000 Book of Resolutions, page 136)

“We define sexual harassment as any unwanted sexual comment, advance or demand, either verbal or physical, that is reasonably perceived by the recipient as demeaning, intimidating, or coercive. Sexual harassment must be understood as an exploitation of a power relationship rather than as an exclusively sexual issue. Sexual harassment includes, but is not limited to, the creation of a hostile or abusive working environment resulting from discrimination on the basis of gender.” (The 2000 Book of Discipline, ¶161.I)

Practical Application: The church is called to recognize, prevent, and stop misconduct of a sexual nature. As a part of the covenant community of faith, all clergy and laity bear sacred responsibility to address misconduct of a sexual nature as they become aware of such behavior. While we recognize that clergy are uniquely accountable to the California-Nevada Annual Conference for their actions in this regard, it is our hope is that persons serving in other leadership roles (educators, counselors, youth leaders, or other positions of leadership) will bear and uphold the same sacred responsibility. Furthermore, it is our belief that laity and clergy alike bear responsibility for confronting one another with knowledge of misconduct of a sexual nature and harassment.

When the covenant has been broken by instances of misconduct of a sexual nature, there is pain and disruption in the community. In those moments, the church is called to bring about healing, reconcili-ation and restoration of all parties. This may include encouragement and support of an aggrieved per-son, care for one committing the offense, and initiation of complaint procedures (see ¶359, The 2000 Book of Discipline Re: Complaint Procedures). Every complaint shall be taken seriously.

When incidents of misconduct of a sexual nature are alleged or proven, the greatest possible care shall be taken to assure that the least possible additional harm is done to all persons involved. When misconduct of a sexual nature occurs, there are many victims: the persons involved, the spouses and families, congregations, and the larger community surrounding them.

If any provision of this policy is in conflict with the current Book of Discipline, The Discipline shall prevail. Such conflict shall not be grounds for invalidating this policy.

To explore options, persons involved in or aware of possible misconduct may call the Conference Confidential Hotline for Sexual Harassment and Misconduct of a Sexual Nature. The phone number (916-374-1569) shall be published yearly in the Conference Journal.

- Adopted by California-Nevada Annual Conference June 2002

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Abuse Prevention Policy

IntroductionJesus, time and time again, spoke of the importance of young people being included and provided

for within the community of faith. Our hope and belief today is that the church is a place where chil-dren and youth will find the unconditional love and care they so desperately need to grow and thrive.

Every 15 seconds a child is abused or neglected. Abuse often happens in settings where children, youth, and vulnerable adults should be able to feel safe - homes, schools, camps, and most sadly, the Church. Abuse does occur in churches, large and small, urban and rural. It is a problem, which cuts across all economic, cultural, and racial lines. It is real and appears to be increasing.

The General Conference of The United Methodist Church, in April 1996, adopted a resolution aimed at reducing the risk of abuse of children, youth, and vulnerable adults in the church. As Chris-tians, we must take our responsibilities to our children, youth, and vulnerable adults very seriously. We fail in our responsibilities if we neglect to take adequate precautions against abuse in our churches. It is unlikely that we can completely prevent abuse in every situation, but it is possible for us to greatly reduce the risk by following a thorough practical policy of prevention. This policy attempts to do that for Conference agencies that deal with children, youth, and vulnerable adults.

PurposeGod has given us a sacred opportunity and great responsibility to nurture and protect children, youth

and vulnerable adults, and the persons who work with them. The California-Nevada Annual Confer-ence of The United Methodist Church bears affirmative responsibility to create an environment of safe sanctuary for children, youth and vulnerable adults, and those who work with them in a conference setting. Thus we establish this Abuse Prevention Policy to demonstrate our absolute and unwaver-ing commitment to the physical safety and spiritual growth of all our children, youth, and vulnerable adults.

It is the purpose of this policy first of all to protect the children, youth, and vulnerable adults that come to us. The second purpose of this policy is to protect our staff, both paid and volunteer, from potential allegations of abuse.

We have developed a comprehensive plan that includes all areas of the issue: screening, training, supervision, reporting procedures, and a response plan. We will follow stringent safety measures in the recruitment and selection of workers; we will implement prudent operational procedures in all programs and events; we will educate all of our workers with children, youth, and vulnerable adults regarding the use of all appropriate policies and procedures; we will have a clearly defined procedure for reporting a suspected incident of abuse that conforms to the requirements of the laws of California and Nevada; and we will be prepared to respond to media inquiries if an incident occurs.

DefinitionsAdult means a person 18 years old or older.

Child abuse as defined under California and Nevada laws means any of the following:

• A child is physically injured by other than accidental means.

• A child is subjected to willful cruelty or unjustifiable punishment.

• A child is abused or exploited sexually.

• A child is neglected by a parent or caretaker who fails to provide adequate food, clothing, shelter, medical care or supervision.

Child means any person from infancy to 11 years old.

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Activities means any activity or program in which children, youth, or vulnerable adults are under supervision of staff persons or volunteers.

Conference means the California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church.

Staff person means any person employed by the Conference who is responsible for activities for children, youth, or vulnerable adults.

Volunteer means a person 18 years of age or older who assists in conducting activities under the supervision of a staff person.

Vulnerable Adults means any person over 18 years of age with diagnosed diminished physical, mental, or emotional capacities.

We means the California-Nevada Annual Conference.

Youth means any person from 12 years old to 18 years old.

Screening ProceduresCareful screening is one way to prevent the abuse of children, youth, and vulnerable adults. It can

be time consuming and expensive, but provides some assurance that the most reliable, committed and experience staff and volunteers are in place for every program that involves children, youth, and vulnerable adults.

The following shall be MINIMUM standards:All adults, volunteer or staff persons, who have regular and direct contact with children, youth, and

vulnerable adults shall be required to fill out an application that includes:

• Standard contact information

• Voluntary disclosure of past criminal history and allegations of criminal activity

• Listing of 3 non-related references with complete contact information for all references

• A signed release and waiver form allowing the Conference to perform a background check.

The policy shall be implemented in the following manner:

All staff persons and volunteers, who have regular and direct contact with children, will submit to the screening procedures as outlined by this policy.

All new applicants, persons having a break in service of one or more years, and

those persons who have not been screened in five years since their last background check shall submit to the screening procedures again.

The staff person in charge of the event and/or their designee is responsible for review and approving each application before a person’s service begins.

All records are confidential and will be maintained by the Annual Conference.

When the Conference is hosting an event in which the local church is requested to bring adult chaperones, we recommend that all brochures and other written material specify these procedures as requirements for all adults serving as chaperones at the event.

Supervision

Competent and trained adults are important to any event. The procedures described below are designed to reduce the possibility of abuse to children, youth and vulnerable adults, and to protect staff persons and volunteers from unfounded accusations. These are MINIMUM standards and each event may adopt more stringent requirements if necessary.

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1. Training is required for all persons having direct contact with children, youth, and vulnerable adults in Conference activities. The minimum standard shall include an annual orientation that in-cludes information about this Policy, training in the supervision of children, youth, and vulnerable adults, and training in the identification and reporting of abuse.

2. Minimum standards shall include the two adult rule. The two adult rule requires that there will always be two unrelated, adults present.

3. In the case of children and youth, no person shall supervise an age group unless he/she is AT LEAST 5 years older than the children or youth with whom they are working with.

4. The Conference shall employ an open space rule. The open space rule requires that all activi-ties shall occur in open view. Each room or space where children are being supervised shall have a window in the door or the door shall be left open.

5. Registration materials for activities in which children, youth, or vulnerable adults are outside the direct supervision of their parents/guardians shall require signed permission forms, which in-clude health supervision and the parents/guardians permission to treat a child, youth, or vulnerable adult if they are injured or become sick during an event.

6. All participants who can understand a behavior agreement shall sign a participation covenant. This covenant can be in the form of clear, posted rules that are explained to the participants at the outset of the event.

ReportingAccording to California and Nevada law, every person who has reason to believe that a child or

youth under the age of 18 has been abused is mandated to report the suspected abuse. Volunteer leaders and workers are no exception. ,

At any Conference event, if an adult suspects the abuse or neglect of a child, youth, or vulnerable adult, whether it has occurred at the event or prior to the event, that person must report his/her suspi-cions to the leader of the event and together they must ascertain the details needed to make an accurate report. This report must be made within 24 hours. The report should include the following information, if obtainable:

1. The name, address, age and sex of the alleged victim;2. The name and address of the alleged victim’s parents or other person responsible for his/her

care;3. The nature and extent of the alleged abuse or neglect;4. Any evidence of previously known or suspected abuse or neglect of the alleged victim or their

siblings;5. The name, address and relationship, if known, of the person who is alleged to have perpetrated

the abuse or neglect; and6. Any other information known to the person making the report that would be helpful to the

investigation of the alleged abuse.The event leader shall contact the appropriate state or county agency to file the abuse report and for-

ward the aforementioned information to the agency as soon as possible. The person making the report should keep a copy of the report and consider it confidential information. Another report should be sent to the Conference staff person overseeing the event at which the alleged abuse occurred.

The alleged perpetrators of the abuse will be required to refrain from all events involving children, youth and vulnerable adults until the incident report is resolved. In any removal of a person from any activities, care must be taken to handle this in a discreet manner, recognizing that an investigation is still being conducted.

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Response PlanA quick, compassionate and unified response to an alleged incident of child abuse is expected. All

allegations will be taken seriously. In all cases of reported or observed abuse in a children’s activity, the entire staff of that activity shall be at the service of all official investigating agencies.

The Conference Director of Communications, or his/her designee, is the only person(s) authorized to make statements to representatives of the media. All requests for statements should be directed to the Director of Communications. Training in how to handle media requests should be a regular part of Conference staff training. A spirit of cooperation in helping the media find the “official spokesperson” is often helpful.

If the allegation is against a Conference staff person or volunteer or if it occurred in the course of a Conference activity, the staff person in charge of the activity and the Conference Crisis Manage-ment Team shall be contacted immediately. The Conference Crisis Management Team will advise the Conference’s insurance carrier.

In either case, pastoral support will be available to all persons involved with the incident as indi-cated.

- Adopted by California-Nevada Annual Conference June 2004

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“Blessed is the one...whose delight is in the law of the Lord. That person is like a tree, planted by streams of water,

yieldiing fruit in its season...and prospering in all that is done.”

Ps. 1:1-3

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Ezekiel T. AlvaradoApril 7, 1913 – September 30, 2008

ALVARADO, EZEKIEL T. P40-F42; (So. Cal. Ariz.); (Latin Amer-ican) 40 At school; Latin American 40 Rivera Pico; 43 Flagstaff, AZ; 45 Westminster Stanton; 49 Bethany, Bakersfield; 6/18/56 Trans to CNMC 6/18/56 Bethany, Bakersfield; 61 El Buen Pastor, Moun-tain View; CNUMC 69 El Buen Pastor, Mountain View; 70 Emanu-el, Sacramento; 76 Del Rey St.Paul’s, Selma; 80 Retired.

Ezekiel T. Alvarado was born April 7, 1913, the son of Guadalupe Sanchez Alvarado and Maria Tafoya Alvarado. The southern Cal-ifornia migrant family traveled the state, following the harvests, eventually purchasing land in Earlimart. During his high school years, Ezekiel excelled in sports and after school hours organized a Hispanic baseball team which competed throughout Kern County.

In his early college years, he was greatly influenced by Pastor Fan-cisco Quintanilla, who had served in Pancho Villa’s army before be-coming a Methodist pastor at El Buen Pastor Church in Watts Eze-kiel lived and worked at the Spanish-American Institute while earning an AA degree in social services at Compton College. He became a Methodist pastor in 1938, serving in Artesia CA. While earning a BA in 1940 at Chapman College, he pastured in Pico Rivera and completed his Master’s degree from the University of Southern California.

Ezekiel married Raquel Elias of Selma CA September 8, 1940. For the next 68 years, up until his pass-ing, they would share almost every day with each other. They are the proud parents of Ezekiel “Buddy” Alvarado, Andrew Alvarado, Jonathan Alvarado, Dorcas O’Campo and Rebecca Trujillo. They were also blessed with 20 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his brother, Joe Alvarado, and numerous nephews, nieces, grand-nephews and grand-nieces.

Ezekiel’s 42 years as an active pastor and three years of post-retirement ministry began in 1939 in the Southern California-Arizona Conference. In that conference he served churches in Artesia and Pico Ri-vera, California, and in the Arizona towns of Flagstaff, McNery and Williams. In 1949 he transferred to the Latin American Provisional Conference (Bakersfield, CA). From 1980 he served in the Califor-nia-Nevada Conference in Mountain View, Sacramento/Acompo and Selma/Reedly. After retirement he served in Earlimart/Alpaugh.

Ezekiel is remembered for encouraging his congregations and nurturing their spirits. He provided op-portunities for many Hispanic youth from southern and central California to learn leadership skills, continue their education and fulfill their destinies. He was active in local and surrounding communities and churches, teaching citizenship classes and helping with translation. He encouraged people to learn the workings of political, social and educational systems.

In 2005, his nephew, Pastor Samuel J. Alvarado named a charter school in Madera, CA after Ezekiel. The motto of Ezekiel Tafoya Alvarado Academy is: “You have to catch us to beat us!” and exemplifies the influences of Ezekiel’s untiring effort to not only improve his life and the lives of his family, but also all of those with whom he came in contact.

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Richard M. BlackAugust 29, 1922 – February 25, 2009

BLACK, RICHARD M. P52-F54; (N.E. Ohio); Ohio 52 At school; 54 Chaplain, USAF; 58 Assoc., Painsville; 60 Brown Memorial, Youngstown; 62 Jefferson; 6/13/63 Trans. to CNMC 63 Live Oak, Santa Cruz; 66 N. Sacramento; CNUMC 69 First, Vallejo; 9/19/71 Terrace Community & First, Vallejo; 79 Walnut Av., Walnut Creek; 82 St. Stephen’s, Oakland; 84 Lake Merritt, Oakland; 86 Retired; CC: Lafayette UMC

Richard McKeon Black was born Aug. 29, 1922 in Youngstown, Ohio, the son of Howard Floyd Black and Helen Laverne McKe-on Black. His education began in Youngstown schools and Castle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon, Tenn. After graduating from high school in 1941, he attended Ohio University in Athens, before enlisting in the Army Air Corps where he served for three and a half years as a chaplain’s assistant.

His military career took him to Florida, Alabama, Oklahoma and Texas. When he separated from the service, he returned to study at

Ohio State University, Mexico City College, and graduated from Kent State University with a B.A. in history and economics.

Dick was employed for several years in Youngstown at U.S. Steel Company’s Ohio Works, but came to the realization his work wasn’t too challenging or fulfilling. For years he had been an active member in Youngstown’s Trinity UMC, and began to sense a deeper response to God’s purpose for his life. He en-rolled in Drew University’s School of Theology, where he enjoyed three years of being mentally and spiritually stretched.

On graduation, he then entered the Air Force, serving three years as a chaplain at Fairchild AFB in Spo-kane, Wash. When his active duty ended, he continued in the Air Force Reserves, and when his military retirement came in 1982, he had 28 years of combined active and reserve service years. While stationed at the Fairchild AFB, he had met Virginia; they married October 11, 1957 in Sherman Oaks, Calif.

In 1963, he transferred from East Ohio Conference to California-Nevada Conference. In this confer-ence, he served Santa Cruz:Live Oak, North Sacramento, and Walnut Creek: Walnut Avenue. He then went to St. Stephen’s in Oakland, where he helped St. Stephen’s merge with Oakland First UMC to be-come Lake Merritt UMC, where Dick served until retirement in 1986.

He is survived by his wife, Virginia, son Philip, son Peter and his wife, Diana, and two grandchildren.

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Barrie C. BlakeMay 4, 1932 – July 28, 2008

BLAKE, BARRIE C. P66-F69; CNMC 66 At school; 67 Asst., Castro Valley; CNUMC 69 Hillcrest, Salinas; 70 Assoc., First, Salinas & Hillcrest, Salinas; 71 First, Reedley; 74 Parlier & First, Reedley; 75 First, Reedley; 78 Red Bluff & Cone; 90 Aldersgate, South San Francisco; 92 Taft. 97 Retired.

Barrie Clayton Blake passed away July 28, 2008 at his home in Ba-kersfield. He was born May 4, 1932 in Wyandotte, Mich. to parents Helen Marie Thon (Toni) and Clayton Matthew Blake. The addition of brother Danny completed their family.

Barrie was in junior high when the family moved to Burbank, Cal-ifornia. He attended Burbank High where his potential as a base-ball player became evident. Receiving his B.A. at the University of Redlands he was on his way towards a career as a professional base-ball player. Known as “Barrie the Bat,” his batting average was over .350 and he had the ability to switch from center field to pitcher. His baseball career sadly ended with an injury.

Barrie and Liz Brown met in college and fell in love. They were married in 1955 before Barrie’s stint in the Army. Moving to Lindsay, Calif., Barrie coached high school football and taught history at Strathmore and Tulare West high schools. Son Brad was born during these Lindsay years.

Barrie worked as the Christian Education director for St. Paul’s UMC, Fresno for two years. Daughter Barbara joined the family during these Fresno years. In 1965 the family moved to Berkeley where Bar-rie attended Pacific School of Religion receiving his Master of Divinity degree and was ordained in the United Methodist Church.

During the Berkeley years the whole family loved to escape to the rugged beaches of Point Reyes for a day of exploring, swimming and time with friends. When the children were young, Barrie often took his whole month’s vacation at once to spend time with the family exploring the national parks.

Barrie served seven different churches over a period of 30 years: Castro Valley, Hillcrest in Salinas, Reedley, Cone, Red Bluff, South San Francisco: Aldersgate, and Taft. His longest appointment was in Red Bluff where he enjoyed making new friends and earned his pilot’s license.

Barrie enjoyed playing golf for many years. Later in his retirement years, macular degeneration forced him to give up many of the things he loved – including driving and playing golf.

For the last several years Barrie and former wife, Liz, spent many days in Kerman, Calif. with their daughter, Barbara Blake Costa who was fighting breast cancer. Barbara passed away January 2007 with family at her side.

Barrie is survived by his son Brad and wife JoLynne and their children, Sara and Zak; Barbara’s hus-band Randall and their children, Thomas and Elizabeth; grandchildren Christan and Stephen; and great grandchild, Braeden; also by his brother Danny and wife Sharon; niece, Jodi and nephew, Greg; and by his friend and former wife, Elisabeth Blake.

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Robert N. BoswellOctober 25, 1916 – August 6, 2008

BOSWELL, ROBERT N. P44-F47; (Calif.); 43 (Dos Palos); 44 Mt. View; 48 So. San Francisco; CNMC 49 St. Paul’s, So. San Francisco; 1/15/53 Exec. Sec’y, Conf. Bd. of Educ.; 58 Supt., Fresno Dist.; 1/1/64 Los Gatos; 2/1/71 Dir. of Fund Dev., Good Samaritan Hosp. of Santa Clara Valley; 82 Retired; CC: Fresno, Wesley UMC

Robert “Bob” Boswell died peacefully in Fresno Aug. 6, 2008, fol-lowing a courageous struggle with Alzheimer’s, He was 91 years old.

Bob was born October 25, 1916 in Fresno, where he graduated from Roosevelt High School, He excelled in sports, receiving numerous awards for track and field, Bob fell in love with Betty B. Brier while playing softball for a church team. They were married on June 30, 1941 and celebrated 67 years of marriage before Bob passed away.

He graduated from Fresno State College in 1943. He earned an M. Div (1947) and Master of Sacred Theology (1951) from Pacif-

ic School of Religion. He received his Doctor of Divinity degree from the University of the Pacific in 1963.

A life-long Methodist, Dr. Boswell’s spiritual journey began as a child attending Grace Methodist Church in Fresno, He remembered how the women of the church nurtured him when his mother passed away when he was seven. He formally began his ministry while still in college, as a student pastor in Del Rey. It was there he demonstrated his commitment to social justice by assisting Japanese Ameri-cans who were being interred during World War II.

Dr. Boswell was mentor and counselor for numerous clergy and laypersons, directing church camps and consulting for the Conference. He was president of the Conference Endowment Board, chairman of the Board of Missions, and chairman of the California Nevada Methodist Foundation,

A commitment to social justice continued throughout his life. He fought for equal housing for new im-migrants, worked with the homeless, was an advocate for Head Start programs in Fresno where he was director of Fresno Migrant Ministries.

Throughout his life he remained an avid athlete, swimming, golfing, playing volleyball, handball and racquetball, At age 50 he resumed road running, running his last 10K race at the age of 85, He was a passionate gardener, who lovingly tended his roses.

Dr. Boswell is survived by his wife Betty, his children: Barbara “Bobbie” Vivian of Fresno, Craig Bo-swell of Carmel and Beverly Brook of Santa Cruz. He also leaves four grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and an extended family who still fondly remember him as “Daddy Bob.”

– Beverly Boswell Brook

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Leonard R. BrownJune 3, 1921 – September 2, 2008

BROWN, LEONARD R. (Wesleyan Methodist) 80 Dunsmuir 91 Retired; CC: Dunsmuir UMC

Leonard R. Brown was born June 3, 1921, in the little town of Roth-bury, Michigan. At the age of eight he remembers giving his heart to Christ at a revival meeting. Two years later he moved to a farm near Shelby, Michigan – where he first met Marjorie Howell – when she was eight years old. Ten years later, they were married, and worked as a team through the 53 years of their marriage. Marjorie was a skilled musician.

It was in his teens that Leonard felt a call into the ministry, He grad-uated from Marion College in 1947, and entered the ministry in Au-gust of that year. His first parish was a congregation in the Wesley-an Methodist Church, and during his three years there, he remodeled the church building and built a new parsonage. During that time, he worked an extra job to support his family.

Pastor Leonard and Marjorie’s next church was a rural congregation near Fremont, Michigan. In that eight-year pastorate, which began in 1952, he again remodeled the church and parsonage, still working an additional full-time job to support the family.

In May, 1960, they moved to Whittier, California, this time to build a large church. After that pastor-ate, he and his son Bob built two more churches; one in Bell, and another in Burbank, California. When Bob entered the service, Leonard began teaching woodworking at the Los Angeles County Schools. Nine years later, Leonard retired with heart problems.

The two moved to Dunsmuir, CA, in November 1977 – and build their own home. In 1980 he started an 11 year-appointment as pastor of Dunsmuir UMC. Marjorie brought her musical skills to the team. He considered the Dunsmuir church the “most fulfilling years of his life.” In July, 1991, he retired again, because of the mandatory retirement age of 70. At one family gathering, in response to a son-in-law’s request, he determined that he had preached in his life 1500 sermons, done 450 funerals and 50 weddings. Marjorie died Nov 16, 1995.

In the autobiography on which this memoir is based, he remembered: “My life has been a life of ser-vice to others. Now I feel as Paul must have when he said: ‘I have fought the good fight. I have run the race. I have kept the faith.’ I am looking forward to my home-going to be with Christ and Marjorie.” Leonard passed away September 2, 2008.

He is survived by four children, Max Brown of Aloha, OR, Robert Brown of Clearwater FL, Ann Brucks of Anaheim, CA and Charlie Brown of Hesperia, CA, seven grandchildren and ten great-grand-children.

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Verl L. ChurchillJuly 29, 1920 – November 20, 2008

CHURCHILL, VERL L. P58-F59; (Church of the Nazarene) Recog. of Orders ; CNMC 2/1/58 Orosi; 60 Lemoore (Fed.); 66 Montclair, Oakland; CNUMC 69 Montclair, Oakland; 70 St. Andrew’s, Sacramento; 76 Sabbatical; 77 Retired; 77 (Assoc. Sacramento First); 80 Reinstated to Full Connection; 80 Assoc., Sacramento First; 84 Retired; CC: Sacramento, First UMC

Verl Leslie Churchill, retired chaplain and pastor, died of pneumonia Nov. 20, 2008, at the age of 88.

Verl was born July 29, 1920 in Geneva, Nebr. When, during the Great Depression, his father was promised a job working in the cit-rus orchards, the family moved to Southern California. His educa-tion at Pasadena College was interrupted by the start of World War II. He enlisted in the U.S. Coast guard in early 1942. In 1944, during a short leave before shipping out to another deployment in the Pacif-ic Theatre, he married his college sweetheart, Bonnie. He was hon-orably discharged in 1945.

Upon graduation from Pasadena College, Verl enrolled in and graduated from Pacific School of Reli-gion. He was commissioned as an officer and chaplain in the U.S. Air Force in 1952. While at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma, Chaplain Churchill was crippled with polio, in 1955. He was medically retired as a captain in 1958.

Pastor Churchill joined the California-Nevada Conference. He served churches in Orosi, Lemoore and Oakland before being assigned to St. Andrew’s UMC in Sacramento in 1970. He retired in 1984 at Sac-ramento’s First UMC.

Besides his wife of 64 years, he is survived by his daughter, Kathleen Hammond of Granite Bay; his son, Marlowe J. Churchill of Riverside, Calif.; four grandchildren: Taryn Hammond of Granite Bay, Jeremy Hammond of Rancho Cordova, Tiffany Shaughnessy of Orange, Heather Adams of Corona; and by three great grandchildren, Joshua Churchill, Evan Shaughnessy, and Ivy Hammond. He was buried with full military honors at Riverside National Cemetery.

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Josue Florendo September 17, 1949 – October 31, 2008

FLORENDO, JOSUE (UTS) (Iowa) 01 Atwater. Transfer To CNUMC 7/1/03; FE 03 Atwater; 04 San Francisco, Grace UMC; 07 Williams, Parkside UMC & Arbuckle UMC.

Josue L. Florendo was born in Talugtug, Nueva Ecija, Philippines to a clan of religious men and women. His parents, Paulino and Rufina Florendo, were farmers. The youngest of ten siblings, he helped his parents on the farm while active as a local and district officer of the church youth organization.

Josue was no stranger to hard labor, and he worked as a pastor while pursuing his college studies. He finished his Bachelor of Arts at Wesleyan University in the Philippines and earned his M.Div. de-gree at Union Theological Seminary.

He found his calling as a United Methodist pastor and rendered 40 years of dedicated service to Jesus Christ. He served in the Philip-pines, Papua New Guinea, Iowa, Chicago, and California.

For two years, Josue was an international person in mission in Port Moresby and Goroka, Papua, New Guinea. He was chaplain to college students and out-of-school youth. In 1988 he served churches in Iowa: Kellerton, Grand River and Beaconsfield circuit, LuVerne and Livermore circuit, LeMars and Monroe UMC. He responded to a Macedonian call from Chicago to serve St. John’s UMC in Oak Park for three years. It was the freezing weather in the Midwest which encouraged him to move to sunny California. In California, he served churches in Atwater, San Francisco and Arbuckle. He also assisted in organizing the Wilshire Filipino UMC in Los Angeles.

Pastor Josue was a devoted clergyman, dedicated to his calling to the Lord and selfless service to oth-ers. He was known by his parishioners for his passion to make the Bible come alive, his deep compas-sion, love, quiet fortitude and great sense of humor, infectious smile and hearty laugh. While serving Atwater UMC, he was police chaplain. Later in his adult life, he championed the cause of the needy and downtrodden.

He is survived by his wife of 33 years, Norma Enriquez Florendo; two adult children, Charis Fe and Karl Joshua Amoz, who live in northern California; three brothers and three sisters in the Philippines; a sister-in-law in Florida; three brothers-in-law in California; and cousins, nieces and nephews in the Philippines, Singapore, Okinawa, Canada and the United States.

– Norma Florendo

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Clarence H. Freeman January 28, 1923 – November 21, 2008

FREEMAN, CLARENCE H. P52-F57; CNMC 52 At school; 56 Clearlake Highlands; 61 Hughson; 66 Auburn; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Montague & Yreka; 79 Arcata; 85 Livingston; 88 Retired; CC: Yreka UMC

Clarence Henry Freeman was born Jan. 28, 1923 in Fort Wayne, IN, the son of a lawyer, Jesse D. Freeman and his wife, Ida. When he graduated from high school in Fort Wayne in 1941 he took an ap-prenticeship with General Electric as a machinist and tool and die maker. He was drafted into the Army in 1943 and assigned to work in the Medical Corps in Auburn, CA where he met his wife Lillian Beckman. They married June 2, 1946.

After the war, he came to the University of California Berkeley to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Near Eastern languages in1950. His long interest in the service of God led him to Pacific School of Reli-gion where he got his M.Div degree. Clarence was ordained Deacon in 1952 and Elder in 1957. He did post-graduate work at Hebrew

Union College in Cincinnati, completing the course requirements for a PhD. in Near Eastern language. He was fluent in ancient Hebrew, Modern Hebrew, and Greek.

His pastoral career began in Clearlake-Highlands, where he designed and led the building of a new church sanctuary. He went on to lead California churches Hughson, Auburn, Yreka-Montague, Arcata and Livingston. He retired in 1988 after 36 ministry of active ministry.

Until his wife’s death in 2001, Clarence and Lillian traveled extensively. They visited Greece, Egypt, Antarctica, Turkey, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Greenland, Iceland and Can-ada. Each time they returned home to share their experiences with the community, church and local schools.

Clarence was a trained ham radio operator and licensed as an emergency broadcaster. He was deep-ly interested in archeology, Near Eastern languages, fishing, sports, and remained a formidable chess player throughout his life.

When he died Nov. 21, 2008, he was honored in services at Yreka UMC. Long-time friend and Pastor Franklin Scott noted that “unlike most pastors, Clarence took four additional years of graduate school beyond seminary, which enabled him to provide thought-provoking worship services and classes for his congregations.”

He is survived by four daughters: Joy Calderwood, Debbie Featherstone and her husband John, Lois Cartier, Mary Freeman-Atkinson and her husband John; by his sister, Jessie Freeman; his nephew, Erik Freeman; by his granddaughter and two great-grandchildren.

– Mary Freeman

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Linda D. InlowMarch 9, 1949 – February 28, 2009

INLOW, LINDA D. P79-F83; CNUMC 79 At school; 81 Lake Isa-bella; 86 Elk Grove; 97 Carson City. 9/1/00 Stockton: Holy Cross. 01-03 Incapacity leave; 7/1/01-02 Incapacity leave.

Linda Inlow was born Linda Dianne Tracy at San Francisco, CA on March 9, 1949. She died Feb. 28, 2009, at the age of 59. Lin-da’s mother was a VA nurse and her dad an Army officer. As a mil-itary brat, she traveled with her family. Linda had one brother, Jo-seph, and sister, Suzanne. After WW2 the family settled in Santa Cruz, CA.

A family divorce left the mother and children on their own, so Lin-da’s mother worked as an RN at various VA hospitals. After a pe-riod of time they returned to the family home in Santa Cruz. Mom worked in San Francisco, and Linda took responsibility for look-ing after a younger sister and brother. She graduated at the top as her high school class and was offered numerous scholarships in music and science.

Her mother wanted her to stay in town, and Linda married and lived with her in-laws. That mar-riage ended in divorce. Linda, as a single mom with a young son, returned to college, graduating from UC:Santa Cruz. She went on to earn a DMin degree from Claremont University, and became part of the California-Nevada Annual Conference. She was ordained Elder in 1983. Linda left a legacy of breaking the mold, being the first woman pastor in each church she served.

In 1982, she met Joseph McIntire. They were married in the spring of 1983. Her goal in life was to be a local parish pastor, and she actively served her church and her Lord for 20 some years. In spring 2001, a debilitative illness set in. Linda reluctantly went on medical leave. She died of a degenerative brain disorder.

Linda loved music and singing. When she was unable to create speech or sound, she would mouth the words of songs in the music therapy sessions at Thermopolis Rehabilitation and Care Center.

At the TRCC care facility, where she spent the last years of her life, she remained charismatic and a light of happiness. She saw TRCC (the staff and residents) as her last parish. On the afternoon of Satur-day, 28 February 2009, Linda breathed her last. Her husband, Joe, was with her to the end.

She is survived by her husband, Joe McIntire of Dubois, Wyo.; her son, Jeff Inlow of Carson City, Nev.; her brother Joe Tracy of San Francisco, Calif.; and her sister Suzanne Forsling of Juno, Alaska.

– Joseph McIntire

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Bruce D. JonesNovember 1, 1915 – October 16, 2008

JONES, BRUCE D. P37-F42; (Upper Iowa); NW Iowa 37 State Center; 38 Albion; 39 At school; 9/25/41 Trans. to NW Iowa 41 Thornton; 8/1/44 Trans. to Upper Iowa 45 Dumont & Aredale; 46 Illyria & Clermont, Elgin; 51 Decorah & Freeport; 55 Sibley; 9/1/60 Trans. to CNMC 60 Cloverdale; 62 Reedley; 66 St. Paul’s Elmira, Vacaville; CNUMC 69 Grace, Santa Cruz; 71 Byron & Brentwood; 77 Ione & Galt; 80 Retired; CC: Lodi, First UMC

Bruce Duane Jones was born Nov. 1, 1915 to Oscar and Rosa Jones in Des Moines, Iowa. He passed away Sunday, October 26, 2008.

Bruce spent his formative years in a Methodist parsonage with his minister father and evangelist mother. He attended Simpson College at Indianola, Iowa, and earned a Th.M. from Iliff School of Theolo-gy, Denver in 1943.

His first appointment was to a small church in Thornton, Iowa, where, in 1944, he met and married Vola Mae DeMerritt. They were

married for 64 years and blessed with a large family.

He served five parishes in Iowa for 22 years, but the damp cold winters created health problems for both Bruce and the elder daughter. He transferred to California-Nevada Conference in 1960, subse-quently ministering to congregations in Cloverdale, Reedley, Vacaville, Santa Cruz, Brentwood, and Galt/Ione.

Bruce’s had a special interest in pastoral care, but Christian education was always important to him. He served many summers as counselor and teacher in youth camps in Iowa. In California, he was a long term member of the Conference Board of Missions.

After retirement in 1980, he and Mae traveled extensively through Canada and the United States. While in Massachusetts, they paused their travels so Bruce could have heart surgery. They returned to Lodi in 1982, where he was active in Lodi First UMC, but he was ill for many years with debilitating dementia.

Bruce was preceded in death by his parents and his sister, Eloise Schultz of Des Moines. He is survived by his wife, Mae; two daughters, Rosemary Carrell of Sammamish, WA. and Kathryn DeCristofaro of Magalia, CA; one son, Dr. David Jones of York, PA, six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

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Jong-Ho KimMay 27, 1960 – March 19, 2009

KIM, JONG-HO SY 05 San Francisco, Ohnnury Mission UMC; 06 OE LFT San Francisco, Ohnnury Mission

John Ho Kim was born May 27, 1960 in Inchon, South Korea, the eldest of three children. He came to accept Christ during his second year at Korea University and was determined to become a pastor shortly thereafter. It was also in college where he met Insook Kim, whom he later married on April 4, 1987. They had their first daugh-ter, Bora Kim that same year.

Upon initial disapproval from his parents, he put his dreams on hold and quickly assimilated himself to the corporate life after college. But a collision of events led him face to face with God once more. Upon his second calling, he made the pivotal decision to pursue theological study at Methodist Theological Seminary in Seoul. Dur-ing his enrollment, his second daughter, Sara Kim was born in 1992.

He received his Master of Divinity in 1996 and he subsequently im-migrated to the States with his wife and two daughters the following year. He founded and presided over the Durham Korean United Methodist Church from 1997 to 2000. In 2000, he received his Master of Theology at Duke University.

Leaving behind a small but steadfast congregation, the family once again made the move across the country to California, where he was admitted to a PhD program at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley. He put his studies on hiatus in 2005 to become head pastor of S.F. Ohnnury Mission Unit-ed Methodist Church in San Francisco. Even to the very day of his passing, he voluntarily endowed his church and congregation with unconditional love and heartfelt loyalty.

When asked by his children why he gave up a successful corporate life, he read to them the first two chapters from the book of Jonah. He saw his journey into ministry symbolically parallel to that of Jo-nah’s; after a period of restless searching and wandering, the Lord miraculously set his path straight—back to Him.

Jong Ho was blessed with the gift of intelligence, eloquence, and boundless patience. If there was a flaw to be found, it was in his over-naivety. He loved the outdoors for he surely witnessed God in the beauty of His creation. He firmly lived by the words, “Seek His Kingdom first, and all will be add-ed…” as he always anticipated the everlasting life with his Maker. Yet he fully enjoyed his short but much-accomplished life among us.

– Bora Kim

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Frank W. KimperMay 12, 1917 – May9, 2009

KIMPER, FRANK W. P38-F42; (Central Penn); 38 At school; 40 Kulpmont; 9/1/41 Conyngham; 45 Ridge Ave., Harrisburg; 46 Me-chanicsburg; 49 Diamond, Hazelton; 51 At school & Oakdale, MA; 10/1/53 Trans. to New England Oakdale; 6/15/56 Trans. to CNMC 56 Assoc., Central, Stockton; 57 Asst. Prof. & Dir. of Field Work; 63 Assoc. Prof., Claremont; 66 Prof., Claremont; CNUMC 69 Same; 74 Retired; 74 - 04 (Min. of Counseling, First, Santa Rosa).

Frank Kimper died May 9, 2009, after ministering to others for more than 70 years.

He was born May 12, 1917 in Lancaster, Penn. He attended Penn State, graduating with a B.S. in electrical engineering. While at Penn State, he met Dorothy Shanor, who would become his loving wife and companion of 56 years. He also attended Wesley Foundation and decided to go into the ministry. He received his Master’s degree in Theology from Union Theological Seminary in New York City.

Frank’s first full-time parish work began in 1941 in a beautiful valley in Pennsylvania where for four years he and Dottie worked together, serving a three-point charge. Their son, Frank Jr. and daughter, Carol, were born during that time.

As he served two other Pennsylvania churches, he found a growing sense of need for further prepara-tion in counseling to help others with their problems. For that purpose, he enrolled at Boston Universi-ty and earned a PhD in Psychology of Religion five years later. During those years, he was pastor of a United Methodist church in Oakdale, Mass., taking the train to Boston for his course studies.

He served one year as co-pastor in Stockton, Calif., before deciding to take a position teaching pastoral counseling at the School of Theology in Claremont, Calif. He was also director of the Claremont Area Pastoral Counseling. After 17 years it was time to retire. He and Dottie moved to Santa Rosa, to be near their two grandchildren. He established a Christian Counseling Center in 1974, working with three lo-cal churches as an extension of their ministry. For more than 15 years he facilitated year-round classes in “A Course in Miracles” that have reached and changed the lives of many people.

– Carol Cox

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Siuta H. LutuiOctober 15, 1950 – March 30, 2009

LUTUI, SIUTA H. 00 Associate for Tongan Ministry; 01 PL Sunny-vale, San Jose Tongan Fellowship

Siuta Lutui was a permanent local pastor for Tongan churches. He was born October 15, 1950 on the Island of Tongatapu in a vil-lage called Te’ekiu. He is the fourth child of eleven and the first son of five. After attending Tupou College of Toloa in 1974, he started his own plantation. He moved to Hawaii on Christmas Day, 1978, where he met with relatives and friends and received an invitation to come and work in Santa Ana, Calif.

While working in a factory, there, he met Luisa Fonokalafi, and married her in San Diego Jan. 14, 1981. After the birth of their first daughter, the family moved to Salt Lake City in 1982. Weather con-ditions there, however, occasioned a move back to California in 1985.

It was in that time when the family of (then) five were invited to a Tongan Fellowship Church, and Siuta was elected church secretary. In 1990, after the birth of his fourth and youngest child, he became the Fellowship’s lay leader.

His next step in ministry took Siuta to Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, where he received the Certificate of Ministry, in 1995, he continued his studies at Claremont School of Theology in southern California.

Siuta was assigned to the Tongan fellowship at St. Paul UMC in San Jose in 1996, and was appoint-ed at the fellowship’s local pastor in July, 1998. They shared the building with a Samoan congregation. In November 1999, the Tongan congregation moved to the Valley Faith Fellowship UMC, a predomi-nantly Filipino congregation in Sunnyvale. He completed his five-year Course of Study in 2002 and as-signed as part-time local pastor.

He died March 30, 2009 at the age of 58. Siuta is survived by his wife, Luisa Fonokalafi, daughters Anau and Setita and sons Siaosi and Johnavi.

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John M. McMathFebruary 25, 1918 – September 20-2008

MCMATH, JOHN M. P45-F47; (No. Ind.); 42 Ray Ct.; 43 Croesse; No. Georgia 44 Gate City; No. Indiana 46 Woodburn; 48 McCordsville; 5/28/51 Trans. to CNMC 51 Centennial, Sacramento; 53 Rio Linda; 59 Crescent City; 65 Porterville; CNUMC 69 First, Porterville; 70 Atwater; 72 Auburn; 75 Sabbatical; 76 Rio Linda; 80 Retired; CC: Placerville, El Dorado County Federated

James Monroe McMath was born Feb. 25, 1918 in Wagon Mound, N.M., the son of James Merritt McMath and Iva May (Countryman) McMath. At the age of seven, he moved with his mother, older sis-ter and younger brother back to Indiana, his parents’ home of origin. Without a father to provide for them during the Depression, John be-came the entrepreneur, working hard at his newspaper route and run-ning errands. The family lived on grandfather Countryman’s farm for a while. As a young man he became an Eagle Scout.

One summer, while working on his grandfather’s farm, he felt the call to ministry.

He married Mary Virginia Ladd September 8, 1940 in Hartford City, Ind. They moved to Chicago, both enrolling in Evanston Collegiate Institute. To make ends meet, he worked nights at Railway Express. While attending Adrian College in Michigan, John served two small Indiana churches.

In 1944, the family of three moved to Georgia. John entered Candler Divinity School at Emory Univer-sity, also serving a small mill town church. As an ordained minister, he returned to the Indiana Confer-ence. But by 1951, John had the desire to move his family (now six) to a more progressive part of the country. The California-Nevada Conference seemed just right, and he served there for 29 years.

He was a great organizer and mover in the churches he served; young families and youth were his spe-cial interests. He served: Centennial, South Sacramento (1951-53); Rio Linda (1953-59); Crescent City (1959-70); Porterville (1965-70); Atwater (1970-72); Auburn (1972-75, and again at Rio Linda (1977-80). It was while he was at Crescent City that there was a massive tidal wave in March, 1964, followed by a flood in December of that year. The entire McMath family became involved in rescue and commu-nication to the outside.

He retired in 1980 to spend more time in a foothill home in El Dorado County and to care for the In-diana farmland he had inherited. John and Mary traveled back and forth to Indiana for many years un-til his Parkinson disease advanced. In 2004 they left their beloved home in the hills and moved to an assisted living facility near their daughter in Fortuna. John’s death came peacefully on September 30, 2008.

Mary McMath remains at Sequoia Springs. The five children are scattered wide: Ruth Ellen Guinane lives in San Luis Obispo County, Jo Ann and Rick Center live in Fortuna; John Monroe, Jr. and his wife Carolyn live in West Linn, Ore; James Ladd and wife Sabine live in Santa Fe, NM; and Mary Jane and Jerry Change live in Dinuba. Nine grandchildren and 13 grandchildren came to the interment of John’s ashes in April, 2009.

– Ruth Guinane

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H. Earl Morris, Jr.January 14, 1921 – September 20, 2008

MORRIS, H. EARL, JR. P47-F49; (Iliff) (Colorado); 47 Laird; 6/15/49 Trans. to CNMC 49 Mendocino Coast Par.; 2/1/50 Asbury, Livermore; 4/26/53 Earlimart; 54 Laton & Riverbend; 55 Calwa, Fresno; 58 St. Paul’s, Reno, NV; 60 Tipton; 11/15/66 Boulder Creek; CNUMC 69 Colfax; 71 Dutch Flat & Colfax; 72

Henry Earl Morris, Jr. was born January 14, 1921 in Pueblo, Colora-do, the son of Henry Earl and Eva Heatley Morris. When he was still quite young, the family moved to Denver, where he attended various schools. He received a BA in botany from the University of Denver. After his enlistment in the Army, he was sent to the University of Pennsylvania to study Chinese in preparation for being assigned to China near the end of the war.

Earl was discharged from the Army in 1946, having earned a num-ber of service medals, including a Bronze Star. He later served in the U.S. Navy Reserve as a chaplain from 1955-73, attaining the rank of Lieutenant Commander.

From 1946-1949 he attended Iliff School of Theology where he received his Master’s degree. He was ordained Deacon in the Rocky Mountain Conference in June, 1947, and then as Elder in June 1949, transferring that same month to the California-Nevada Annual Conference. In this Conference he served the Mendocino Coast Parish, Livermore, Earlimart, Laton, Riverbend, Fresno: Calwa, Reno:St. Paul’s, Tipton, Boulder Creek, Colfax, Dutch Flat, Sutter, Meridian and Quincy churches. During his active years, he served as personnel secretary for the Conference.

After retirement in 1986, he remained active, attending church, serving as liturgist, and playing his be-loved Viola. He also worked 18 years as a volunteer in a hospital gift shop in Auburn. Among his per-sonal interests was collecting commemorative plates, which had been featured in a 1969 magazine arti-cle. He made annual trips to Hawaii, where he would spend several weeks at a time, each time making a visit to the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial.

After suffering a series of strokes, along with other health problems, Earl died in a care facility in Au-burn, CA on September 30, 2008. He was 87 years old and was buried with full military honors. He is survived by his sister, Jacqueline Shaffer of Arvada CO, two nephews and their children, a great niece, several cousins, and his domestic partner and caregiver, Marc Davis.

– Marc Davis

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William W. ParkinsonNovember 15, 1918 – October 2, 2008

PARKINSON, WILLIAM W. P42-F44; (Ohio); 42 At school; 44 Chaplain, Armed Forces & Head, Dept. Relig. & Philos., Linden-wood Col., St. Charles, MO; 6/15/49 Trans. to CNMC 49 Assoc., Trinity, Berkeley; 51 Chaplain, USN; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Retired; CC: Berkeley, Trinity UMC

William W. Parkinson, educator and military chaplain, died in Ken-nebunk, Maine, October 2, 2008.

He was born Nov. 15, 1918 in Mt. Carmel, Ill., the son of James and Grace Parkinson. He earned his undergraduate degree from Ohio State University, a Master’s degree in theology from Union Theo-logical Seminary, and a doctorate in education from Colombia Uni-versity.

He married Audrey Ellen Laney on June 21, 1941. He was ordained in 1942 in the Ohio Conference, and served as a military chaplain and head of the department of religion and religious philosophy at

Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Mo. He transferred to California-Nevada Conference in 1949, and served as associate pastor at Trinity UMC, Berkeley. In 1951, he became a chaplain in the U.S. Navy, serving there until he retired in 1970.

Following retirement, he and his wife lived for many years in Harpswell, Maine, traveling, gardening, boating and building projects. His wife, Audrey, predeceased him in 2002. He is survived by three chil-dren, Patricia Parkinson and her husband, Bret Snyder of Albuquerque; Felicia Parkinson of Bristow, Va.; Durward W. Parkinson and his wife, Lori of Kennebunk; by seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

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Frank N. RobertsOctober 6, 1943 – December 5, 2008

ROBERTS, FRANK N. P80-F84; (Iliff) CNUMC 79 (At school); 80 At school; 1/1/81 Beulah, Kerman; 85 Assoc., St. Mark’s, Sacra-mento; 86 First, Dinuba; 88 Livingston; 95 Madera.; Retired.

Frank was born October 6, 1943 in Santa Monica, California during a black out. He was a week early and this never changed during his lifetime, he was always at least an hour early to everything. He grew up in Sepulveda and Van Nuys where he graduated from high school and attended Valley College. In 1965 he married the love of his life, Sandy Shore.

Frank left college and became a salesman. After moving to Escon-dido in 1970 he returned to school graduating from Palomar Col-lege in 1976. Frank, Sandy and their children, Stephen and Heather moved to Turlock where Frank continued his education and pursued his goal to become a teacher.

Frank had felt the “call” to ministry when he was in junior high school. It was in Turlock where Frank attended the Methodist Church and Art Schuck encouraged him to go into ministry. In 1978 the Roberts family again moved, this time to Denver, Colorado where Frank attended Iliff School of Theology. He graduated in 1980

Even though Frank grew up in southern California his heart was in the Cal-Nevada Conference return-ing to take his first appointment in Kerman in December, 1980. He served Kerman-Beulah until 1985 when he moved to St. Mark’s in Sacramento as associate pastor for one year. In 1986 he was appointed to Dinuba First Church where he served for two years.

In 1988 Frank and his family moved to Livingston to serve the church there for seven years. It was in Livingston that Frank left both his children as they married. He was active in Rotary, helped build a so-cial hall with the congregation, and participated in the Ministerial Association.

Frank moved to the Madera church in 1995 and served there until his retirement in January, 2008. Frank loved his family, fishing, golf, playing bridge, and his work in the church. He reminded us often to love God and love one another.

Frank is survived by his wife Sandy Roberts of 43 years of Madera, his son Stephen Roberts and his wife Karen of Newman, CA, his daughter Heather Friesen and her husband Brandon of Livingston, CA and six grandchildren, Juliana, Ryan and Dylan, Hannah, Logan and Jill.

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Sigmund C. SchadeJanuary 23, 1923 – July 9, 2008

SCHADE, SIGMUND C. P56-F58; CNMC 56 Epworth, San Francisco; 59 El Sobrante, Richmond; 64 Chaplain, USN; CNUMC 69 Same; 10/1/84 Assoc., First, Yuba City; 86 Salem, Lodi; 90 Retire; TBS (Grace, Yuba City LFT) 98 No App’t.

Sigmund “Sig” Schade died peacefully July 9, 2008 in a Marysville hospital, surrounded by his loving family and having just celebrated his 62nd wedding anniversary three days earlier.

He was born Jan. 23, 1923 in Germany and arrived with his family in San Francisco two years later. He and his sister Wally grew up in San Francisco, where his father worked as a baker. In 1941, after Sig graduated from Balboa High School, his family moved to Yuba City, where he entered Yuba College, fell in love with a local girl, Mar-tha Currier, whom he had met at their local church. In 1943, he was in the Navy, serving on a destroyer escort in the Pacific. When he re-turned in 1946, he and Martha married. They completed their de-grees at Westmont College in Santa Barbara; Martha, in music, and

Sig, in theology.

On graduation they moved to Dallas where he entered Dallas Theological Seminary. In 1950, they had their first daughter, Rebecca, and moved back to Yuba City, where Sig built a home and where a second daughter, Marilyn, was born.

From there, he returned to the Bay Area, completing his Bachelor of Divinity at San Francisco Theo-logical Seminary in San Anselmo, while serving as a student pastor at San Francisco: Epworth. In 1956, Martha and Sig celebrated the birth of a third daughter, Cynthia.

In 1964, he rejoined the Navy as a Chaplain, retiring as a Commander in 1984. But he accepted other parish appointments. Among the churches served were Richmond: El Sobrante, Yuba City: First, Yuba City: Grace, Sutter, and Lodi: Salem.

Sig is the author of two books, “Love is for Real” and “Practical Christianity for an Impractical World,” and was working on a third book at the time of his death. He was a gifted speaker and active in community organizations.

He is survived by his wife, Martha Currier Schade; his daughters: Rebecca diLuce of Austin TX, Mar-ilyn Nusielski of Madison, NJ and Dr. Cythinia Schade of Austin TX, and by four grandchildren, Mar-garet, Anna, Joseph and Mario.

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Andrew J. WeaverJuly 11, 1947 – October 22, 2008

WEAVER, ANDREW J. P80-F83; CNUMC 78 (Assoc., Willow Glen, San Jose); 2/1/79 (Assoc., St. Luke’s, Richmond); 79 (Middle-town); 80 Middletown; 82 Byron; 1/1/84 Lv. of Absence; 84 Ch. for the Fellowship of all Peoples; 87 At school; 91 Co Director, The Church Counseling and Career Center of Southern California; 00 ATEM. CC: Sacramento, Central UMC

Andrew J. Weaver was born July 11, 1947 in Goldsboro NC. After a long career in writing, editing and chaplaincy work, he died October 22, 2008. His funeral was held at Chinese UMC in New York City on All Saints Day, with Bishop Jeremiah Park of the New York Con-ference participating.

Andrew graduated from high school in Raleigh and after earning a B.A. from Oral Roberts University, he entered Perkins School of Theology and Southern Methodist University. Halfway through sem-inary he moved to England, where he received a Diploma in Reli-gion from Cambridge University. He remained in Britain for another year to teach religion at a private school. Returning to Perkins, he completed his M.Th. in 1978.

He was especially happy to have served as senior pastor of the Church for the Fellowship of All Peo-ples in San Francisco, given its interracial nature and the fact that he was a son of the Deep South.

Initially studying part-time and then appointed to attend school, Andrew earned degrees from John F. Kennedy University (M.A. 1987) and the Wright Institute Graduate School of Psychology (PhD 1991). Both degrees were in the field of clinical psychology. He then served as co-director of the Church Counseling and Career Center of Southern California and Hawaii for a number of years.

From 2000-04, he was Director of Research at The Health Care Chaplaincy in New York City. He then became Associate Publisher of “Zion’s Herald” (renamed “Progressive Christian”). At the time of his death was serving as Editor-in-chief of the Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy, published by The Haworth Press.

On October 4, 1998, he married the Rev. Dr. Carolyn L. Stapleton, a member of the Southwest Texas Conference, who currently serves as Associate Pastor of Chinese UMC in New York City.

Andrew co-authored or co-edited 14 books, which he saw as his legacy. The titles are: Counsel-ing Troubled Older Adults: A Handbook for Pastors and Religious Caregivers; Pastor Care of Older Adults; Reflections on Aging and Spiritual Growth; Counseling Troubled Teens and Their Families; Re-flections on Forgiveness and Spiritual Growth; Counseling Families Across the Stages of Life; Reflec-tions on Marriage and Spiritual Growth; Counseling Survivors of Traumatic Events; Wells of Wisdom: Grandparents and Spiritual Journeys; Counseling on Sexual Issues; Reflections on Grief and Spiritu-al Growth; Counseling Persons with Addictions and Compulsions; and Connected Spirits: Friends and Spiritual Journeys. He also published more than 150 articles.

Throughout his ministry, Andrew was known as a passionate social activist, motivated by his Christian faith. He yearned for a world of justice and peace for all women and men.

– Carolyn Stapleton

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Clergy Spouses

Gayle Louise BastearJune 22, 1939 – February 6, 2009

Gayle Louise Bastear was born July 22, 1939 in French Camp, Cal-ifornia. She passed away February 6, 2009 in her home in Stock-ton. Gayle grew up in Stockton, and graduated from Stockton High School and from Stockton College in 1957. She was a switchboard operator for many years and then a claims processor for Foundation Health of San Joaquin County.

She came to know Christ in July 1976. She knew she wanted a Christian husband after a divorce, and Richard Bastear was of the same mind after his divorce. They met in 1978 when both had given up on finding the right person. There were many lunch dates when they first met and both were wary. Then Dick invited her to go to the Dickens Faire in San Francisco that fall, and something happened there that turned the whole relationship around. There was the ex-citement that God was bringing them together for a purpose!

They were engaged, then married in August 1979. She brought her four teen-agers and Dick brought his two teen-agers in to this new

relationship and they soon found that they were in over their heads in trying to blend families. It was more difficult than they ever imagined. It was only with counseling and prayer that they made it! Gay-le was the magnet that brought all the kids together and held them together over 39 years of their mar-riage. She will be sorely missed.

Gayle sang in the choir, attended adult class on Sunday, and was a divorce recovery workshop facilita-tor for many years. She also was a great mentor to those who sought her out. Her mentor told her that she was a natural born counselor! She had a gift of listening, and then of applying what she heard with her wit and wisdom. Many were those who profited from those times with her.

She had a fondness for her two dogs, Brandi and Muffin. She and Dick loved to travel, and to spend time with family. She struggled with breast cancer which later metastasized into lung cancer. She lost her battle with cancer, but we celebrated her entrance into Heaven on February 13. 2009

– Bastear

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Arlean Schmidt BoelterJuly 24, 1910 – January 27, 2009

Arlean Schmidt Boelter passed away in Bolingbrook, Ill., Jan. 27. 2009 at the age of 98.

She was born July 24, 1910 in Crofton, Nebr. Her father, C.F. Schmidt, was a circuit minister of the Evangelical Church and he and his wife Anna frequently moved their family of eight children to rural communities throughout Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas. Ar-lean completed normal school classes before graduating from Sut-ton, Nebraska High School and spent the next year teaching at a ru-ral one-room school house to earn money for college. She then continued a family tradition by going to Naperville, Ill. to attend North Central College. She graduated in 1934 with a major in Eng-lish and Drama.

“Miss Schmidt” taught at both Naper and Ellsworth Elementa-ry Schools in Naperville until her marriage to Evangelical United Brethern minister Francis W. Boelter in 1937. The Boelter’s lived in Sacramento, CA, Deerfield, Ill. and LeMars, Iowa, before settling in Naperville in 1953. (Dr. Boelter was Professor of Old Testament Theology at Evangelical Theological Seminary.) During her 25 year residency in Naperville, she was active in Community United Method-ist Church, serving as a Sunday School Superintendent for many years. She and her husband then lived in Evanston, IL and San Jose, CA, until Dr. Boelter’s death in 1983. She continued living in California until 1995, active at First Church Downtown in San Jose. She spent the last 14 years residing at Fair-view Village in Downer Grove, IL.

Arlean was a gifted story-teller and speaker, earning high school state awards for debate and speech. She also acted in many plays in high school, at North Central College and in church. She and her hus-band traveled throughout the world, spending a year each in Heidelberg, Jerusalem and Beirut. Arlean was passionate about politics and church affairs. She was a strong and loving cornerstone in the lives of her children and for the Schmidt extended family.

She is survived by two sisters, Margaret Reynolds and Bernice Holt; two brothers, Clarence Schmidt and John Schmidt; five children, Bob, Sharon, Joy, Ginger and Paul; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

– Ginger Brese

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Mildred Wirtz BunchSeptember 14, 1916 – December 14, 2008

Mildred “Millie” Wirtz Bunch, spouse of the late Dodds Bunch, was born September 4, 1916 in Forest Grove, Ore. She never traveled more than 100 miles from home until she met Dodds, who had just moved to Oregon from Montana. Within weeks of their marriage, they traveled to Mexico, then moved to New York where he attended Union Theological Seminary.

The wanderlust didn’t end. They traveled to the Philippines, Japan, Europe just after World War II, Guatemala, Honduras, Scandinavia and Russia, and led tours to China, Israel and Jordan. All together, they visited more than 40 countries.

An only child, Mildred sometimes said she “knew nothing about boys” but she and Dodds wound up raising three boys—Roland, born in Arcata in 1944, Robert (Jesse) in Oakland in 1946, and Rog-er in Modesto in 1952. She generally tolerated the quirks and eccen-tricities of her four men, like their propensity to disappear into the Sierras for weeks at a time. She taught her sons by example to treat

others with love and respect, and to value other people and other cultures.

As a minister’s wife, she sang in a half-dozen choirs, hosted thousands of meetings, and entertained hundreds of guests from around the world. When the three sons were older she worked as a secre-tary. She was obsessed with being neat and tidy, which she attributed to her German mother. One fam-ily joke had to do with the time she decided to show the kids how to use a whipped cream canister. She proceeded to spray whipped cream all over the family toaster. Another was her habit of licking her knife, even when she warned her family they should never do it. And she was embarrassed the time she went to see Tennessee Ernie Ford sing and her necklace broke, motivating one of her friends to com-ment, “She’s losing her marbles!”

Dodds Bunch died September 9, 2002, after serving Arcata, Oakland:Laurel, Red Bluff, Modesto:Centenary, Oroville, Sunnyvale:First and Visalia churches. He retired in 1978.

They retired to the Rogue Valley Manor in Medford, Oregon, near Crater Lake and the Oregon Coast she loved so much. It was a golden age for them. They joked and laughed and traveled, and their love continued to blossom. As her husband’s health failed she tried to care for him in their apartment long after he should have gone to the Manor’s health center. After he was transferred there she spent as much time with him as the Manor allowed, and Dad would sneak up to her room to be with her some more.

She is survived by her sons Roland, Roger and Robert Bunch, and by three grandchildren, Angela, Jer-emy and Issa.

– Roland and Roger Bunch

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Emily (Betty) CampbellFebruary 23, 1909 – June 29, 2008

Emily (Betty) Campbell was born as Emily Elizabeth Fifield on Feb. 23, 1909, the sixth child of Charles R. and Cecilia M. Fifield. Her childhood was spent in Grants Pass, Ore., where she graduated from high school in 1926. She graduated in 1928 from Northwest Dea-coness Training School in Seattle. She was receptionist in the Mon-tana Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls, Mont., and then assistant pastor of First Methodist Church in Great Falls.

Betty married the Rev. Harold L. Engdahl in Great Falls on Oc. 2, 1932. The couple had three children, Claudia, Lynn and Dennis. Rev. Engdahl pastored churches in Montana, Colorado and then the California-Nevada Conference, where he served Quincy, Gazelle, Mt. Shasta and Yuba City. He passed away in December, 1965.

She married a friend of many years, J. Merritt Campbell in April 1972. They lived in Santa Barbara until his death. She became of resident of Rogue Valley Manor in Medford Ore. In July 1982, and died June 29, 2008

Surviving children are Claudia Horst, Lynn Engdahl and Dennis Engdahl; also her step-daughter, Mar-tha Sue Griffin and step-daughter-in-law, Carol Campbell. There are 13 grandchildren and step-grand-children and 18 great-grandchildren.

– Dennis Engdahl

Glen Caspers DoyleDied January 8, 2009

Dr. Glen Caspers Doyle, gerontologist, died Jan. 8, 2009, one year after she retired from California State University in Fresno. She was the wife of retired pastor Lawrence R. Doyle of Fresno.

Glen was an RN (Registered Nurse), MSN (Master of Science in Nursing), G.N.P. (Gerontology Nurse Practitioner) and EdD (Doc-torate in Education). On the campus of Fresno State, where she taught for almost 20 years, she was known by students, faculty and workers as “Dr. Gerontology.” Glen created the Interdisciplinary Gerontology Program that brought together the various academic disciplines to expand the field of gerontology.

Glen did this in addition to supporting and nurturing her family, which includes husband Larry; son Larry “Hv” and wife LuAnn; son Michael and daughter CasieAnn; daughter Glen Ruth “Penny” and her husband Tom and sons Thomas and Philip; daughter Carol and partner Margaret.

– Larry Doyle

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Margaret FairchildNovember 6, 1932 – June 13, 2008

Margaret Fairchild was born in Parsons, Kansas on November 6, 1932 to Cecil and Helen Schiffert. The Schiffert family was very ac-tive in the local United Methodist Church. Margaret participated in local, district and conference activities throughout high school and college. She spent two summers caravanning for the United Meth-odist Church and met her husband, Gordon Fairchild, on the second caravan.

She graduated from Kansas State College of Pittsburg in 1954 and married Gordon on August 26, 1956. Margaret taught school for 30 years in Kansas, Tennessee, Illinois, Iowa and California as she fol-lowed Gordon while he finished his education and became a minis-ter in the United Methodist Church. Once they settled in California, she gave birth to three children: Randall, Martha and Ginger. Her passion was teaching children to read which she did until her retire-ment in 1999.

Margaret enjoyed travel, Dixieland jazz and Ragtime music. Marga-ret and Gordon were “full-timers” at the Sacramento Jazz Jubilee and the West Coast Ragtime Festival in Sacramento for many years and also were regulars at the monthly Jazz Sundays held in Sacramen-to for 15 years. Margaret loved jazz festivals so much she convinced Gordon they should travel to jazz festivals all over Oregon and California. She also enjoyed traveling in their RV with Gordon and their dog Wishbone and together they visited 36 states, Canada and Mexico.

Margaret’s greatest wish was fulfilled when she finally got grandchildren. Marjani, Ardani, Alex and Zachary were among her greatest joys. They loved to come to Grandma Margaret’s house to play with all the toys she kept just for them and to be read to.

She is survived by her husband of 52 years, Gordon Fairchild; son Randall and his wife Helen; daugh-ter Martha; daughter Ginger Stimac and her husband Ed and her four grandchildren: Marjani and Arda-ni Fairchild and Alex and Zachary Stimac. She is also survived by her brother Phillip Schiffert and his two children, Eric Schiffert of Chicago and Amy Khoja of Oakland.

– Ginger Stimac

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Kitty Katt KimbellOctober 14, 1948 – April 24, 2009

Kitty Katt Kimbell left this life for the courts of heaven on April 24, 2009 after a long struggle with cancer and other illnesses. She was born in Springfield, Massachusetts on October 14, 1948 to William Patrick Katt and Jean Doris Rosenaur Katt.

In 1961, when she was 12, her family moved to California where she began to attend the youth group at Central Bible Church. It was there that she met the love of her life - a gangly 13-year-old by the name of John Kimbell. It was practically love at first sight. With-in a year they exchanged nuptials at Knott’s Berry Farm Wedding Chapel, officiated at by Judge Roy Bean. They married “for real” on September 8, 1967 and their daughter Shannon was born ten months later. Daughter Kim was born in 1970.

Kitty graduated from Marina High School in 1966 and was proud of her Bachelor and Master’s work at Eastern Kentucky University, as well as Nursing Studies. She enjoyed her years drafting and for a time teaching math at San Bernardino Community College, but her favorite job and ministry was as a pastor’s wife.

In 2000 John became the pastor of a little Methodist church in Battle Mountain, Nev. They were fi-nally living the life together they had always planned. In 2002 they moved to Tuolumne, California where they began to serve the United Methodist churches of Soulsbyville and Tuolumne. Kitty will be remembered for a big and loving heart that always reached out to others.

John and Kitty were divorced in 1976, but were remarried by their daughter Rev. Shannon Kimbell-Auth on October 8, 1995.

Kitty is survived by her loving husband, Pastor John Kimbell of Tuolumne CA; daughters Rev. Shan-non Kimbell-Auth of Lakeport Calif. and Kimberle Hill of Riverside Calif.; sons-in-law Michael Auth and Todd Hill and five grandchildren. She is survived also by her mother, Jean Sachs of Soulsbyville CA; brothers Ziggy Katt of Marble Falls Texas and Bob Katt of Albany N.Y.; and many other extend-ed family members.

– Shannon Kimbell-Auth

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Chuck MyerApril 4, 1954 – September 6, 2008

Chuck Myer was an urban planner, journalist, playwright, and con-sultant to arts, government and religious organizations. He is often called a “Renaissance Man.” He died September 6, 2008.

Chuck was born April 4, 1954 in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. The fam-ily moved to California shortly thereafter. He and his brother were raised in Berkeley and El Cerrito by Methodist parents, Carl L. and Florence C. Myer. He earned degrees in Environmental Design from Contra Costa College (1973) and City and Regional Planning from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo (1976). His early career included jobs with the cities of El Cerrito and Santa Maria, and with the Metro-politan Transportation Commission in Oakland. He moved to Gilroy in 1978 to become the city’s Senior Planner and Public Information Officer. He also was a columnist for three newspapers, a director of the Santa Clara County Arts Council, and active in the local theater scene.

In 1984, at a music workshop with Jim and Jean Strathdee, he met a schoolteacher named Becky Goodwin. They were married on March 23, 1985. After their first child was born in 1988, Becky entered seminary, graduated from Pacific School of Religion, and was or-dained in the California-Nevada Annual Conference.

When she was appointed to Colfax UMC, Chuck left his job and career to become one of the few men in the “Clergy Spouse Association.” In 1999, the family of four moved to serve Rancho Cordova UMC.

Chuck was an actor, writer, director, and vice-president of MASC (Methodist Actors Serving the Church). His service to the Cal-Nevada Conference included serving as executive officer of the Retired Clergy Association, and as Conference editor and webmaster. Chuck also worked with Conference di-saster response, was a Certified Lay Speaker, and secretary of the Board of Discipleship. He was ad-ministrator of Jubilee 2000, a major Conference gathering. Chuck was elected lay member of Annual, Jurisdictional and General Conferences. In the year of his death, he received the Bishop’s Award.

He wrote and edited text for several historical books. Ten of his original plays and three of his musi-cals, including “A Thousand Cranes for Peace,” have been performed in the U.S.

His musical talents as a vocalist, guitarist, clarinetist and percussionist were shared variously with the symphonies and singing groups, including the Sacramento Capitolaires barbershop chorus.

In 2005, he was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, and it became recurrent with brain tumors in 2007. His book, “Melanoma Melodrama,” describes that experience. He died September 6, 2008, and his funeral filled the sanctuary of St. Mark’s UMC in Sacramento with well-wishers who had experi-enced his great talent and profound and caring person.

He is survived by his wife, Becky Goodwin; their two children, Holly and Timothy; his mother, Flor-ence; his brother, Dale, and a niece, Alison Myer.

– Chuck Myer

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Rowena RandMay 23, 1912 – March 19, 2009

Rowena Rand was a native of Kenduskeag, Maine. A descendent of hardy New Englanders dating back to the Mayflower, she enjoyed and talked often of growing up on a farm in Maine. One of her ear-lier memories was of marching with a small group of school chil-dren to a cemetery holding flags to place on soldier’s graves during World War 1. She attended Maine schools, including the Universi-ty of Maine.

She married Willard J. Rand Jr. while he was a ministerial student during the depression years of the 30’s, and was a wonderful sup-port to him throughout his ministry. After serving churches in Pea-body, Massachusetts and Portland, Maine, they moved to California with their two daughters, Dawn and Joanne. Their son Carl was born while serving in Bakersfield. They went on to serve churches in Oil-dale, Woodland, Porterville and Colorado Springs. They lived in San Mateo while “Randy” held a position on the Conference Staff. When he retired after serving as a District Superintendent, they moved to Elk Grove to be closer to their son. Rev. Rand died in 1990.

Rowena enjoyed writing, especially poetry. She took part in all family celebrations enjoying her chil-dren, grandchildren and later, great grandchildren. She was a member of the Pleasant Point United Methodist church of Elk Grove. All those who knew her were touched by her kindness, her faith, and her consistently positive outlook. She died at age 96, and is greatly missed by her family and all who loved her.

She is survived by daughters Dawn Ramm of Fairfield, Joanne Butler of Sacramento, and son Carl Rand of Elk Grove. She loved and welcomed their spouses into the family, John Ramm, Michael Butler and Carol Rand. Grandchildren are Michael Ramm, Kathleen Legg, Michael Butler Jr., Robert Butler, David Butler, Jennifer Rand, Christi Kyker, and Patricia Seery.Eternal Home

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Laity

Mary E. “Molly” CunninghamApril 4, 1931 – January 6, 2009

Mary E. “Molly” Cunningham, a breast cancer survivor for over 30 years, died of a recurrence of the cancer on Jan. 6 at her home in Fortuna, California. She was 77.

Molly’s pastor wrote, in recommending her for consideration of a Bishop’s award in 2008, “Molly is the very definition of a United Methodist. She has served every committee in just about every ca-pacity in the local church and remains active in the local and district UMW.”

Molly served on many committees both within the Shasta and Delta Districts and the Conference from the 1970s to the time of her latest illness. She was a member of the Conference Council on Ministries, the Commission on the Annual Conference Session and most recent-ly the Committee on Investigations. She was a lay delegate to the Ju-risdictional and General Conferences.

Molly also served in many roles within United Methodist Wom-en and was Conference UMW President from 1991 – 1995. Her involvement in the Conference UMW placed her as a representative on the Beulah Board of Directors. Molly was one who was instrumental in establishing the Beulah Older Adult Fund when the decision to close Beulah Home was made. She helped shape the Beulah Older Adult Committee that oversees the grants and established the Beulah In-vestment Advisory Committee during her presidency. The income from this fund has already funded over 2.5 million dollars in grants to local church projects for older adults throughout the conference.

Molly was an active promoter of the Heifer Project.

In Fortuna she enjoyed being a mom. Molly & Dean moved to Sonora where she was an administrative assistant for the Visiting Nurse Association and a volunteer for Hospice — and supported many activi-ties at Columbia College while her husband was president of the college from 1979 to 1992.

She is survived by her husband of 55 years, W. Dean Cunningham, of Fortuna; three children, Scott Cunningham, of Eureka, Susan Froman, of Woodland, and David Cunningham, of Fortuna; five grand-children; and four great-grandchildren.

In her pastor’s closing remarks he summarized Molly’s life by saying: “In addition to all she does, she is a faithful witness of Jesus Christ and evangelizes her faith by her very existence.”

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Pete W. Taylor Jr.June 3, 1928 – April 29, 2009

Pete Taylor, Lay Leader for the California-Nevada Annual Confer-ence for eight years, died peacefully April 29, 2009, at the age of 80.

Remembered as a man who loved The United Methodist Church, Pete was deeply committed to racial justice and a passionate propo-nent for the next generation of leadership.

He was born June 3, 1928 in Houston, Texas. His family moved to Oakland in 1942. Pete graduated from San Francisco State Univer-sity, where he majored in recreation. After service in the U.S. Army, he did post-graduate study in religious leadership at Pacific School of Religion in 1955, which helped him qualify for his first civilian job, as Youth Program Director at North Oakland YMCA.

He worked with the Boy Scouts of America, and then joined the City of Oakland Housing Authority, where he served 28 years, working on programs for youth, families, and senior citizens of low income, and racial justice.

Pete was a long-time member of Downs United Methodist Church. Among his many contributions to that congregation were 13 years as lay leader. He and his wife, Veronica, were among those who began Downs’ tradition of providing Thanksgiving Dinner for the North Oakland community.

Pete helped push the racial barrier within the 8-million-member denomination. He was the first African American elected President of the national organization of United Methodist Men and the first African American to serve as Annual Conference Lay Leader for the California-Nevada Annual Conference.

He was a delegate to General Conference; president of the Conference United Methodist Men and chair of the Board of Laity. He served on Conference Councils on Ministry, Nominations, and Episcopa-cy, the Commission on Religion and Race, the Angola Partnership Task Force, the Lay Ministers’ Pro-gram Committee, the Angola Partnership Task Force, and United Methodist Volunteers in Mission. Pete’s contributions to the Conference were recognized in 1990, when he was presented with the Bish-op’s Award.

In 1992 Pete received the Whitney M. Young, Jr. Award for his work with urban African American and Hispanic youth. At the 2008 Annual Conference Session he was chosen for the Bishop Melvin Talbert Award for Racial Justice, which honors the person who best exemplifies a proactive stance in address-ing and working toward dismantling racism in the church and society.”

Pete had suffered from congestive heart failure in recent years, but did not allow health concerns to de-ter him from ministry. Gayle Shearman, who with Burt Yin succeeded him as Conference lay leader, remembers that he worked on laity concerns even when in a hospital bed. “He was always concerned about each of our personal journeys: spiritual and day-to-day, and keeping the balance, Shearman said. “He was a mentor, a leader, a listener, and a friend to many in this Conference.”

Besides his wife, Veronica, his nearly constant companion and confidante, Pete Taylor leaves eight children and a host of others who will miss him.

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Clergy Members of the California-Nevada Annual ConferenceOf the United Methodist Church

Name Date of Death Place of Death or Residence at Death Age Years in

Ministry

Edward E. Wall June 29, 1969 Riverside, CA 93 23

Francis R. Johnston July 8, 1969 Boone, IA 74 41

Charles E. Lord July 30, 1969 Concord, CA 58 31

Horace Hay August 15, 1969 Stockton, CA 76 37

William R. Troutner October 15, 1969 Lodi, CA 82 18

Ezelle C. Cox October 17, 1969 San Jose, CA 65 14

Chas. G. Lindemann November 29, 1969 Rockford, IL 88 36

Wm. R. Haselden December 4, 1969 Cloverdale, CA 92 41

John M. Brunswick December 5, 1969 Sacramento, CA 79 41

Utanosuke Fujishiro December 28, 1969 Japan 32

Leslie O. Dabritz February 20, 1970 Sacramento, CA 76 38

John W. Winkley May 30, 1970 Walnut Creek, CA 81 40

John F. Visick June 9, 1970

William P. Rankin July 6, 1970 Healdsburg, CA 93 47

Hubert F. Doran July 15, 1970 San Jose, CA 84 38

John R. Hamilton August 1, 1970 Fresno, CA 83 42

John J. Vieira, Jr. November 8, 1970 Oakland, CA 78 43

Correll M. Julian November 8, 1970 Walnut Creek, CA 80 51

Samuel J. Chaney November 10, 1970 Cupertino, CA 87 38

Virgil W. Jackson March 26, 1971 Lovelock, NV 61 37

George P. Hedley May 8, 1971 Oakland, CA 71 45

Junichi Fujimori June 5, 1971 San Jose, CA 66 37

Hiram Fong June 24, 1971 Sacramento, CA 76 34

Ray M. Lawrence August 25, 1971 Vallejo, CA 85 37

Almer J. Rich September 27, 1971 Riverside, CA 66 36

William S. Traweek November 13, 1971 Williams, CA 75 39

Aubrey H. Clark December 21, 1971 Roseville, CA 89 3

Henry R. Mills February 14, 1972 Wichita, KS 94 60

Edward B. Thomas March 2, 1972 San Jose, CA 79 50

Peter Ruf April 2, 1972 Bakersfield, CA 81 34

Thomas H. Mee June 9, 1972 Oakland, CA 94 40

Eugene D. Alexander August 24, 1972 San Mateo, CA 67 42

Charles D. Miller September 5, 1972 Fresno, CA 85 43

Primitivo Villanueva September 30, 1972 Calexico, CA 73 34

Walter R. Williams November 1, 1972 Fresno, CA 87 37

Taro Goto December 18, 1972 Lodi, CA 70 37

George C. Pearson February 11, 1973 Taipei, Taiwan 86 48

Bernard D. Treaster April 14, 1973 Sacramento, CA 70 25

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Richard H. Walsh May 8, 1973 Petaluma, CA 60 40

William Butschat May 9, 1974 Lodi, CA 85 33

Hilton O. Morton November 11, 1973 Tracy, CA 60 15

A. Melvin Tinker January 4, 1974 Salinas, CA 72 32

Choon Ho Lim April 21, 1974 Honolulu, HI 99 55

Sa Sun Whang June 10, 1974 San Francisco, CA 89 27

Roy C. Saferite June 25, 1974 Long Beach, CA 89 37

Kenneth H. Pope June 29, 1974 Arroyo Grande, CA 47 9

L. W. Reneau August 7, 1974 Santa Cruz, CA 74 42

Eva Banton Maxwell November 7, 1974 Oakland, CA 78 8

Walter R. Gourley November 11, 1974 Phoenix, AZ 69 38

Roy Q. Whiting February 27, 1975 El Cerrito, CA 75 34

Jessie O. Todd March 8, 1975 San Jose, CA 76 9

Arne O. Nilsen March 21, 1975 San Francisco, CA 69 38

Mahlon B. Young April 8, 1975 Berkeley, CA 90 41

Irvin Allen Engle April 25, 1975 Los Gatos, CA 90 48

Laurence T. Nutting May 7, 1975 Oakland, CA 83 46

Charles E. Winter June 9, 1975 Oakland, CA 95 40

Reginold J. Troughton August 29, 1975 Barnsley, Eng ?? 8

R. F. Winkelman September 19, 1975 Honolulu, HI 59 28

Dillon W. Throckmorton September 29, 1975 Santa Clara, CA 74 39

Byron P. Hovey February 2, 1976 Fresno, CA 81 32

Elmer Roy Burkey February 8, 1976 Modesto, CA 91 7

John L. Roble February 27, 1976 Coulterville, CA 63 13

Delos Lynn Foster April 20, 1976 Kingsburg, CA 92 13

Frederick L. Fanthorpe October 13, 1976 Santa Cruz, CA 64 31

Virginia P. Pine November 27, 1976 San Diego, CA 83 37

Jesse R. Rudkin December 4, 1976 Walnut Creek, CA 85 43

Porter C. Knudson December 15, 1976 Santa Cruz, CA 83 43

Joseph K. Wisner December 20, 1976 Boulder Creek, CA 57 3

Willard E. Banghart April 10, 1977 Hemet, CA 68 39

Wilber K. Anderson July 10, 1977 Kerman, CA 66 43

John P. Capanas July 28, 1977 Kailua, HI 92 55

F. Marion Smith August 7, 1977 Oakland, CA 81 59

Leo W. Hamilton August 15, 1977 Kingsburg, CA 64 41

James A. Crawford October 6, 1977 Montpelier, VT 75 40

Ervin C. Tipton November 4, 1977 San Rafael, CA 77 48

Clyde E. Teel November 14, 1977 Windsor, CA 77 34

Joseph B. Garcia November 19, 1977 Stockton, CA 68 18

Lorne J. Mee February 5, 1978 Petaluma, CA 68 34

Ada B. Hocking February 14, 1978 Fresno, CA 93 36

Claude E. Richards February 23, 1978 Elverta, CA 79 15

John C. Snell April 6, 1978 Santa Cruz, CA 75 40

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Ministry

Frank Gehman May 1, 1978 Stockton, CA 73 11

James A. Andrews May 13, 1978 Oakland, CA 83 62

Arthur J. Jackson May 16, 1978 Sacramento, CA 80 60

T. Harold Grimshaw June 3, 1978 Chula Vista, CA 94 62

Edward N. Dabritz June 22, 1978 Cayucos, CA 82 56

Carl J. Allen June 26, 1978 Seattle, WA 85 67

E. Jesse Campbell July 11, 1978 Sonoma, CA 80 18

Iwakichi Haratani July 23, 1978 Oakland, CA 97 64

Thomas Miller July 31, 1978 Paradise, CA 97 67

George E. Berry September 29, 1978 Oakland, CA 77 52

D. Avery Hoover November 28, 1978 San Pablo, CA 90 6

James E. Huntley December 25, 1978 Clearlake Highlands, CA

80 26

Horace H. Allen January 27, 1979 Turlock, CA 87 68

David C. Hassel March 29, 1979 Oakland, CA 87 59

Justin P. Follette April 23, 1979 Oakland, CA 84 58

William Lewis Absher April 24, 1979 Grass Valley, CA 91 66

George D. Greer May 21, 1979 Carmel, CA 90 56

Clarence T. Harwell May 29, 1979 Fresno, CA 90 67

Samuel Lenderman May 31, 1979 Gardnerville, NV 51 21

William W. Reiley July 21, 1979 Etna, CA 64 37

Virgil Corrie September 22, 1979 Bakersfield, CA 90 50

K. Fillmore Gray October 18, 1979 San Ramon, CA 66 45

Ralph E. West November 8, 1979 Walnut Creek, CA 86 57

Walter P. Elkins January 8, 1980 Tacoma, WA 87 17

Ettore Di Giantomasso January 24, 1980 San Francisco, CA 84 53

H. Louise Perry January 26, 1980 Concord, MA 88 63

Wendell L. Ensor March 21, 1980 Pacific Grove, CA 72 50

Chester U. Strait March 3, 1980 Berkeley, CA 86 23

Jessie Marguerite Cole May 6, 1980 Berkeley, CA ?? 34

Clark A. Newton June 4, 1980 Santa Cruz, CA 73 49

Lillian M. Wadlow La Plante June 27, 1980 Yreka, CA 60 14

Wilford C. Smith July 8, 1980 Fresno, CA 66 28

Joyce W. Farr July 25, 1980 San Jose, CA 75 50

Charles R. Prewitt August 31, 1980 Modesto, CA 79 58

Bruce T. Baker September 10, 1980 Carmichael, CA 69 23

Albert S. Feller October 2, 1980 Sacramento, CA 87 59

Elizabeth C. Zartman Miller January 10, 1981 Redlands, CA 90 39

Isaac A. Inouye February 1, 1981 Japan 93 68

Arthur V. Thurman April 1, 1981 San Francisco, CA 64 43

Lawrence F. Bollegar April 11, 1981 Rockville, MD 75 4

Arthur H. Wallace May 2, 1981 Salida, CA 85 61

William D. Nietmam May 9, 1981 Ventura, CA 67 47

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Clifford Ford July 15, 1981 Tulare, CA 70 49

J. Freelen Johnson July 17, 1981 Modesto, CA 87 77

George D. Goodwin August 7, 1981 Indio, CA 64 44

William B. Corlett August 19, 1981 Palo Alto, CA 72 48

Howard Stickland September 23, 1981 San Jose, CA 94 60

Pearl Scott Bradshaw December 7, 1981 Des Moines, WA 85 29

Gary W. Roush March 5, 1982 Roy, WA 78 56

Donald Harvey Tippett March 10, 1982 San Francisco, CA 95 63

Bertha A. Spotts March 17, 1982 Pacific Grove, CA 86 56

Harold L. Thatcher September 2, 1982 Castro Valley, CA 85 53

J. Stanley Bellinger October 1, 1982 Moscow, ID 77 52

E. Lester Lewis November 25, 1982 Pasadena, CA 82 55

Booker T. Anderson, Jr. November 29, 1982 San Francisco, CA 55 25

Theodore H. Palmquist December 9, 1982 Laguna Hills, CA 81 53

Randall D. Scott December 10, 1982 Kelseyville, CA 47 1

Frank G. Lankard December 15, 1982 Los Gatos, CA 90 67

Oscar G. Gibson January 31, 1983 Antioch, CA 87 62

William H. Gould April 22, 1983 San Jose, CA 74 50

Francis W. Boelter April 29, 1983 San Jose, CA 71 51

Clarence J. Crawford May 31, 1983 Stockton, CA 64 25

R. Orman Roberts June 6, 1983 Stockton, CA 84 52

Elmer S. Anderson June 16, 1983 Santa Cruz, CA 86 64

Ferd N. Royster July 6, 1983 Davis, CA 64 43

Harold F. Blakley July 11, 1983 Vernalis, CA 71 48

Paul S. Kurtz August 10, 1983 Concord, CA 69 41

Robert A. Lundy August 30, 1983 Amsterdam, Holland 81 55

Doyle H. Porter October 1, 1983 Grass Valley, CA 69 29

James E. Mahoney October 22, 1983 Oakdale, CA 91 26

Julian C. McPheeters October 31, 1983 Lexington, KY 93 74

Joyce Black December 8, 1983 Colfax, CA 86 24

Andrew V. Juvinall January 13, 1984 Santa Rosa, CA 77 54

Paul E. Miller January 23, 1984 Sacramento, CA 93 61

Tso Tien Tam February 15, 1984 San Francisco, CA 81 46

Dorothy G. White February 24, 1984 Marina, CA 79 27

Carl A. Hylund March 4, 1984 Edmonds, CA 80 22

Chozo Haruyama July 16, 1984 Japan 89 63

Floyd Eugene Marker November 4, 1984 Richmond, CA 56 31

Jack Richard McMichael December 7, 1984 Athens, WV 67 42

Helen Tooker Fink December 31, 1984 Kingsburg, CA 84 45

Lawrence D. Havinghurst January 6, 1985 Madera, CA 84 61

Eugene B. Brackney January 25, 1985 San Francisco, CA 68 44

Albert E. Raugust April 3, 1985 Hayward, CA 81 51

Robert H. Clark April 23, 1985 Maryville, MO 65 34

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Ministry

Joseph Wendell Moore April 30, 1985 Franklin, MA 93 70

Claude A. Brown May 25, 1985 Biggs, CA 81 49

Hartzell E. Buckner September 9, 1985 Chico, CA 84 39

Waldo Edward Hahn September 17, 1985 Winchester, CA 65 35

Harold R. Barnes November 13, 1985 Santa Cruz, CA 81 45

Frank Atkinson Lindhorst January 19, 1986 Seal Beach, CA 93 46

Fred A. Rinehart January 21, 1986 Fairfield, CA 88 39

Jackson Lloyd Butler March 23, 1986 Alamo, CA 75 41

Paul Richard Johnson May 7, 1986 Fresno, CA 77 38

John Raymond Trimble June 5, 1986 Gilroy, CA 83 39

Richard Allen Watters November 10, 1986 Modesto, CA 45 19

Russell Van Alen September 4, 1986 Visalia, CA 78 18

Thomas Marvin Robertson February 11, 1987 Richardson, TX 81 28

John Richard Wilkins March 10, 1987 Pacific Grove, CA 88 43

Roy Joseph Badgley March 19, 1987 Bakersfield, CA 92 43

Charles Chung-Ryul Sung April 27, 1987 San Francisco, CA 76 38

Gary Michael Reuthinger July 9, 1987 San Francisco, CA 40 6

Thomas Elmer Smith July 31, 1987 San Jose, CA 82 37

Paul Graham Logsdon September 6, 1987 Elizabethtown, KY 81 28

Chang Soo Carl Kim September 27, 1987 Hayward, CA 81 22

John Herbert Otwell October 31, 1987 Oakland, CA 72 38

Wilbur Albert Korfhage November 25, 1987 Castro Valley, CA 87 40

Charles Ernest Anderson February 9, 1988 Columbus, MS 90 35

Edward Smith, Jr. March 6, 1988 Emeryville, CA 79 38

Clarence Gilbert Spellman March 20, 1988 Smith River, CA 75 31

Donald Swarthout Fleming April 3, 1988 Oakland, CA 81 41

Edgar Herman Bradley April 16, 1988 Concord, CA 72 36

Willard John Weeks May 13, 1988 Porterville, CA 82 42

Florencio G. Marquez July 24, 1988 Vallejo, CA 90 11

Seth Ackley Wood August 9, 1988 Dunsmuir, CA 72 31

Carl Leroy Stocking December 3, 1988 San Jose, CA 85 31

Gary Scott Butler December 14, 1988 Lincoln, CA 53 30

Clarence Merle Clark December 15, 1988 Clovis, CA 88 36

Chester Rollo Lewis January 2, 1989 Santa Rosa, CA 87 37

Arthur Alfred Schuck January 22, 1989 Turlock, CA 68 39

Daniel William Stevens March 22, 1989 Saratoga, CA 93 41

Raymond Alvin Holt July 6, 1989 Stockton, CA 72 42

Caroll Marx Moon September 15, 1989 Fresno, CA 81 34

George Avery Burcham October 22, 1989 Grass Valley, CA 86 45

Alan Roger Goozee December 19, 1989 San Jose, CA 94 40

John Foster Hamilton December 27, 1989 Clovis, CA 88 38

Richard Harmon Bimson March 12, 1990 San Jose, CA 78 37

Robert Ora Smith April 9, 1990 Belmont, CA 69 29

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Haven Roy Martin January 20, 1990 Grass Valley, CA 79 37

Lynn Harold Haver February 15, 1990 Antioch, CA 65 46

Adam Butler Morten August 22, 1989 Los Gatos, CA 99 38

Joseph Munroe Warner September 23, 1989 Ione, CA 89 14

Kenneth Dean Miller September 27, 1989 Porterville, CA 77 38

Willard James Rand June 22, 1990 Elk Grove, CA 77 46

Elmer Harry Podoll July 25, 1990 Santa Rosa, CA 83 39

Harry Wayne Flickenger September 6, 1990 Squaw Valley, CA 77 30

Samuel Milton Jarratt October 26, 1990 Paso Robles, CA 89 47

Dwight Moody Iles December 10, 1990 Seattle, WA 90 39

Paul Kirby Corley January 4, 1991 Walnut Creek, CA 96 33

Elmer W. J. Schmitt March 17, 1991 Sunnyvale, CA 77 43

Raymond P. Squire July 5, 1991 Calistoga, CA 78 28

Ruth M. Buckner July 27, 1991 Sacramento, CA 91 12

Henry P. White August 16, 1991 Modesto, CA 90 34

Francis Walter Mithinson October 16, 1991 Salinas, CA 82 46

Bennie J. Baker October 26, 1991 Dos Palos, CA 71 24

William B. Pettigrew November 8, 1991 Pittsburg, CA 70 15

Warren A. Bonner December 19, 1991 Napa, CA 94 41

William J. Owen January 18, 1992 Ukiah, CA 92 44

Charles C. Van Leer March 3, 1992 Visalia, CA 90 22

Robert W. Findley March 12, 1992 Colfax, CA 67 36

Charles Lee Goodenough April 11, 1992 Stockton, CA 95 21

John Frank Bartleson April 30, 1992 El Reno, OK 81 31

G. Howard Greenwalt May 12, 1992 Walnut Creek, CA 80 37

Ralph W. Bolick May 28, 1992 San Jose, CA 82 41

Sherwood S. Daily May 31, 1992 Crescent City, CA 72 30

Kenneth Bruce Knepp June 25, 1992 Tempe, AZ 61 26

James Asa Bray Haggart July 28, 1992 Concord, CA 84 20

Roy Edward Wilson August 11, 1992 Alameda, CA 89 47

Grant Rice Allen September 19, 1992 Santa Barbara, CA 74 21

Alma C. Berry October 12, 1992 Oakland, CA 66 2

Clair Maxwell Brown December 18, 1992 Northfield, MN 87 42

Robert Harold Hornbaker January 30, 1993 Fresno, CA 67 37

Joseph Henry Pritchard February 8, 1993 Bakersfield, CA 74 37

Ronald Henry White March 17, 1993 Lafayette, CA 81 41

Floyd Earl Tuffs March 23, 1993 Bakersfield, CA 76 38

C. Henry Ball March 29, 1993 Edmond, OK 90 45

Edward L. Peet May 11, 1993 Santa Clara, CA 91 37

Gerald Robinson Lowe July 12, 1993 Fresno, CA 78 39

Henry Gordon Birky July 23, 1993 Lincoln, NE 81 31

Darrell McCorkell August 3, 1993 Boonville, CA 75 37

Arthur Owen Hoppe August 6, 1993 Orland, CA 87 36

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Ministry

Thomas Alan McCoy November 26, 1993 Honolulu, HI 54 28

Albert W. Blood November 29, 1993 San Mateo, CA 82 25

Maurice Bransford Cheek December 24, 1993 Santa Rosa, CA 89 44

Gene Winfred Carter January 28, 1994 Walnut Creek, CA 77 36

Charles Edgar Manherz February 3, 1994 Sacramento, CA 88 36

Roy Kenneth Bell February 22, 1994 Sebring, OH 83 34

Harold Elijah Dixon April 1, 1994 Boise, ID 92 37

Martin Lee Tonner April 8, 1994 Libby, MT 93 10

Mary Louise Long April 23, 1994 Ft. Bragg, CA 86 24

Randolph Elbert Phillips May 21, 1994 Navarre, FL 79 35

Howard Breckenridge Daulton June 18, 1994 Santa Rosa, CA 80 36

Donald Gilbert Smiley July 25, 1994 Stockton, CA 75 34

Douglas Haig Henderson August 12, 1994 Alameda, CA 75 40

Cecil Frank Wilkins August 25, 1994 Modesto, CA 81 40

Gregory Ivan Yasinitsky October 17, 1994 San Francisco, CA 94 45

William Charles Dyer November 11, 1994 Palm Bay, FL 84 38

Leon Martorano December 18, 1994 San Mateo, CA 94 35

Donald M. Castlen January 19, 1995 Chula Vista, CA 88 47

Eleanor Dolby Knudsen February 20, 1995 Walnut Creek, CA 76 24

Clifford Lee Moody February 26, 1995 San Antonio, TX 95 41

Norman Bryan Callaway July 10, 1995 Red Bluff, CA 95 32

Fred Kent Wilken October 29, 1995 Santa Cruz, CA 70 41

Oscar Eric Link November 27, 1995 Lodi, CA 88 37

Herbert Whitby Neale December 24, 1995 Auberry, CA 78 39

Harry Harve Vise December 24, 1995 Yuba City, CA 82 19

Alfred Herchell Thornburgh January 13, 1996 Sonora, CA 83 18

Martha Jane Bryant April 22, 1996 Sacramento, CA 59 2

Charles Warren Cox June 10, 1996 Portland, OR 78 41

H. Wesley Roloff June 28, 1996 Lodi, CA 82 36

F. Eusebio Domingo Rodriguez September 13, 1996 Lodi, CA 90 9

Frank Bernard Henry October 1, 1996 Honolulu, HI 83 39

Alexander Cole Bryans December 11, 1996 Bedford, TX 85 42

Robert Nathaniel Crenshaw December 16, 1996 Sparks, NV 76 21

Edwar Lee December 25, 1996 Oakland, CA 94 28

Robert Delano Hill January 14, 1997 Oakland, CA 79 48

Kirk Michael Cavallo January 28, 1997 Walnut Creek, CA 48 19

Carole Louise Matthews February 24, 1997 Hanford, CA 48 13

George Russell Oaks February 26, 1997 Sonoma, CA 75 32

David Howard Blackburn May 1, 1997 Lake Tahoe, CA 70 39

Wesley Harris Osman July 25, 1997 Sacramento, CA 75 36

William Provis Ralph August 25, 1997 Berkeley, CA 100 9

Noel Edgar Carden September 19, 1997 Exeter, CA 81 41

Tzvetan Alexander Litov September 24, 1997 Hayward, CA 88 48

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Ministry

Melvin John Addington October 9, 1997 Auburn, CA 87 38

Clifford Henry Colyer November 18, 1997 Ft. Bayard, NM 88 38

Edwin McKennon Sweet November 20, 1997 Bakersfield, CA 89 44

Olan Arvene Terrell December 30, 1997 Watsonville, CA 84 38

John Hill Markley January 26, 1998 Garland, TX 86 33

Don Marquis Chase January 27, 1998 Santa Rosa, CA 94 44

Robert Treen Tanner, Sr. April 25, 1998 Visalia, CA 74 36

William Nils Wingstrom May 6, 1998 Napa, CA 82 9

Ray Franklin Magnuson May 29, 1998 Rocklin, CA 96 37

Harold Winston Hewitt November 9, 1998 Sonoma, CA 83 40

Merwyn Louis Johnson November 12, 1998 Bloomington, IL 85 35

Orville Cady Thoburn Peterson February 4, 1999 Sun City, AZ 90 32

Richard Wilhelm Lungren February 8, 1999 Woodland, CA 88 38

William Buswell Johnson February 20, 1999 Santa Cruz, CA 90 37

Lester Suzuki March 1, 1999 Berkeley, CA 89 42

John Howard Acton March 8, 1999 Sacramento, CA 70 39

David Victor Calvin Black March 15, 1999 Phoenix, AZ 87 33

Marvin Albert Keislar April 23, 1999 Santa Rosa, CA 83 41

Cecil Quenton Prather June 27, 1999 Wellington, KS 80 31

Peter F. Chen June 28, 1999 San Jose, CA 68 41

Charles Dirdak July 3, 1999 Stockton, CA 87 3

Rolfe John Conrad July 24, 1999 Petaluma, CA 78 43

Ted R. Slack September 18, 1999 Ceres, CA 58 2

Darrell Densimore Hoyle September 23, 1999 Reedley, CA 76 26

Rufus Haynes Timberlake November 22, 1999 Sacramento, CA 96 41

Manuel Vega Gaxiola November 24, 1999 Stockton, CA 80 34

Wendell Barlow Kramer December 19, 1999 Etna, CA 99 36

Donovan Orman Roberts December 26, 1999 Moab, UT 56 32

Lawrence Kennedy Whitfield January 9, 2000 Oakland, CA 91 43

Thomas Purtscher Krumpe January 20, 2000 Hanford, CA 93 41

Richard Emmett Houser, Jr. January 25, 2000 Billings, MT 72 28

Jun Wan Jue March 6, 2000 El Cerrito, CA 74 31

Robert Eugene Walker March 6, 2000 Fresno, CA 82 36

Donald Elmer Jordan April 16, 2000 Redding, CA 77 26

Herman Franklin Wendler April 29, 2000 Yuba City, CA 70 36

Harold Curtis Coleman August 8, 2000 Los Gatos, CA 85 36

Charles August Silberstein September 21,2000 Auburn, CA 83 30

David Clifford Crummey November 4, 2000 San Francisco, CA 87 43

Bruce Kelly McSpadden December 13, 2000 Richmond, CA 64 41

Raymond Morse Squire February 9, 2001 Wasco, CA 98 30

Wayne Harold Long March 19, 2001 Chico, CA 81 28

Glenn Darwin Miller April 23, 2001 Sacramento, CA 86 43

Frederick G. Gray September 12, 2001 El Cerrito, CA 80 10

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Ministry

Stephen R. Watson November 4, 2001 Wasco, CA 58 31

Donald Albert Getty November 8, 2001 Turlock, CA 87 38

William Kobayashi November 17, 2001 Santa Maria, CA 88 11

J. Allen Sowards November 20, 2001 Stockton, CA 84 36

Y. Casper Horikoshi December 3, 2001 Richmond, CA 91 44

Netter (Page) Mitchell January 4, 2002 Yazoo City, MS 55 4

Kenneth Weldon Adams January 16, 2002 Napa, CA 90 40

Lewis E. Durham April 20, 2002 Ukiah, CA 76 23

Donald Hart Baldwin April 21, 2002 Santa Rosa, CA 95 40

Shirley T. Sherrill April 28, 2002 Santa Barbara, CA 84 37

Norman L. Conard May 2, 2002 San Francisco, CA 93 31

Theodore Yackel June 11, 2002 Ames, IA 92 41

Philip R. Selfridge June 14, 2002 Prescott, AZ 96 44

Bertrande E. Weeks June 23, 2002 Fresno, CA 96 36

H. Wilton Vincent July 7, 2002 Placerville, CA 86 27

William J. Lawton July 28, 2002 Elk Grove, CA 72 32

Dodds B. Bunch September 9, 2002 Medford, OR 86 39

Everett C. Schneider October 5, 2002 Chico, CA 94 42

Wendell E. Hansen October 6, 2002 Corona, CA 84 18

Charles S. McCoy November 3, 2002 Berkeley, CA 79 48

Herbert C. Hirschfeld January 4, 2003 Lodi, CA 81 34

Philip T. McGallian January 4, 2003 Nevada City, CA 70 37

Robert DeWolf January 28, 2003 Spokane, WA 84 34

Arthur H. Maynard March 5, 2003 Aptos, CA 87 41

Joseph R. Kidd March 23, 2003 Mariposa, CA 67 39

George H. McLane March 25, 2003 Chico, CA 89 31

Albert W. Foster March 27, 2003 Sun City West, AZ 92 36

John T. Wylie May 3, 2003 Sacramento, CA 82 32

Melvin J. Miller June 15, 2003 Paradise, CA 91 38

Frank Y. Ohtomo July 13, 2003 Bad Soden, Germany 84 27

Lewis A. Whitehead July 30, 2003 Peoria, A 86 38

Peter P. Ahn August 13, 2003 Sunnyvale, CA 86 38

Donald Balderson September 4, 2003 Elk Grove, CA 83 13

Ronald M. Barnes October 9, 2003 Redding, CA 83 20

Boikanyo C. Maaga October 13, 2003 Cameron Park, CA 54 9

‘Ana M. Tiueti November 28, 2003 San Bruno, CA 50 13

Noel C. LeRoque December 15, 2003 Sacramento, CA 91 50

Lee W. Backman December 17, 2003 Vacaville, CA 81 34

Richard W. Smith December 23, 2003 Hollister, CA 72 23

J. Warne Sanders December 24, 2003 San Diego, CA 83 31

Carl E. Walker January 27, 2004 Chico, CA 89 33

Martell H. Twitchell March 29, 2004 Folsom, CA 96 37

William H. Phillips May 9, 2004 Bakersfield, CA 82 28

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Ministry

Allen L. Lewis July 11, 2004 Sacramento, CA 95 45

Philip A. Solbjor July 13, 2004 Pacifica, CA 97 41

Robert L. Schlager July 15, 2004 Santa Rosa, CA 82 38

Earl E. Carpenter August 3, 2004 Salem, OR 88 31

J. Richard Hart August 22, 2004 Carmichael, CA 74 42

James F. White October 31, 2004 South Bend, IN 72 46

Lawrence J. Osborne November 21, 2004 San Carlos, CA 96 30

Josè O. Barron November 29, 2004 Bakersfield, CA 83 38

Herbert R. Graves January 1, 2005 Atascadero, CA 90 20

Donald A. Nelson January 26, 2005 Modesto, CA 78 39

Charles Sheffer January 27, 2005 Fremont , CA 85 5

Mary Parker-Eves February 4, 2005 San Jose, CA 59 13

Guido Mendez March 9, 2005 Chicago, IL 78 14

Ernest J. Troutner May 8, 2005 Stockton, CA 87 42

Alzia Bowser June 24, 2005 Richmond, CA 87 21

Robert H. Tarr November 2, 2005 Carmel Valley, CA 91 36

Fidel Mendiola November 10, 2005 Sacramento, CA 77 40

Claire A. Beals-Nesmith November 15, 2005 San Francisco, CA 87 42

Robert P. Rankin December 2, 2005 Chico, CA 93 37

Donald W. Wells March 8, 2006 Woodland, CA 75 44

Donald Lee Sager May 27, 2006 Lodi, CA 73 27

Robert C. Leslie June 14, 2006 Napa, CA 88 39

Carl Cook Disbrow July 5, 2006 Longview, WA 77 20

Warren W. Peters September 21, 2006 San Antonio, TX 95 24

Dong Choon Kye October 2, 2006 Concord, CA 75 4

Thomas W. Hicks October 14, 2006 Rancho Cordova, CA 78 42

Samipeni Finau November 1, 2006 Oakland, CA 77 16

Robert K. Shartz November 24, 2006 Reedley, CA 83 37

William P. Hunt December 3, 2006 Stockton, CA 86 40

Candace Cessna January 16, 2007 Redwood City, CA 54 4

Laurence D. Cluff January 17, 2007 Shafter, CA 67 23

David C. Fewins-Pittman January 23, 2007 Richmond, CA 60 37

Ha Tai Kim March 16, 2007 La Habra, CA 90 39

Ernest W. Tremayne April 26, 2007 Kerrville, TX 84 37

Hamilton T. Boswell May 6, 2007 Pt. Richmond, CA 92 41

Sadao Masuko June 17, 2007 Hayward, CA 93 33

Charles H. Lee June 24, 2007 Prince Frederick, MD 79 34

Ralph D. York August 28, 2007 Campbell, CA 88 41

J. Paul Coleman September 15, 2007 San Leandro, CA 94 36

Basel J. Rafeedy October 5, 2007 Ft. Jones, CA 63 5

Virginia Y. Hilton October 7. 2007 Sacramento, CA 77 20

Lewis E. Lint November 7, 2007 Cape Coral, FL 81 29

Evelyn D. Kendall November 30, 2007 Napa, CA 81 12

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Ministry

Bernhard W. Anderson December 26, 2007 Capitola, CA 91 45

James A. Barker December 27, 2007 Modesto, CA 77 23

Jong-Won Kim January 2, 2008 Oakland, CA 75 28

Everett W. Swedenburg January 27, 2008 Albuquerque, NM 93 20

Paul A. Nelson January 29, 2008 San Jose, CA 91 35

Herbert Andrew Summers March 13, 2008 Asheville, NC 68 30

Bruce Hilton March 14, 2008 Sacramento, CA 77 20

Sigmund C. Schade July 9, 2008 Yuba City, CA 85 35

Barrie C. Blake July 28, 2008 Bakersfield, CA 76 31

Robert N. Boswell August 6, 2008 Fresno, CA 91 41

Leonard R. Brown September 2, 2008 Dunsmuir, CA 87 11

H. Earl Morris September 30, 2008 Colfax, CA 87 39

Ezekiel T. Alvarado September 30, 2008 San Jose, CA 95 40

John M. McMath September 30, 2008 Fortuna, CA 90 38

William W. Parkinson October 2, 2008 Kennebunk, ME 89 28

Andrew J. Weaver October 22, 2008 Brooklyn, NY 61 12

Bruce D. Jones October 26, 2008 Acampo, CA 92 43

Josue Florendo October 31, 2008 Modesto, CA 59 20

Verl L. Churchill November 20, 2008 Sacramento, CA 88 23

Clarence H. Freeman November 21, 2008 Yreka, CA 85 36

Frank N. Roberts December 5, 2008 Fresno, CA 65 28

Richard M. Black February 25, 2009 Concord, CA 87 34

Linda D. Inlow February 28, 2009 Thermopdis, WY 60 22

Jong-Ho Kim March 19, 2009 San Francisco, CA 48 3

Frank W. Kimper May 9, 2009 Santa Rosa, CA 91 44

J. Donald Zerbe May 19, 2009 Kalispell, MT 90 34

14. Historical Record

354


Sessions of the California-Nevada Annual Conference

Successor to:The first Conference of Methodists in America was held in 1784

Oregon-California Mission Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church—organized 1849Pacific Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South—organized 1852

California Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church—organized 1853California Annual Conference of The United Brethren in Christ—organized 1862Nevada Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church—organized 1865

The Nevada Mission of the same Church—organized 1885California Annual Conference of The Evangelical Church—organized 1884

The Japanese District of the California Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church—organized 1893

The Pacific Japanese Mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church—organized 1900The California Annual Conference of The Methodist Church—organized 1939

The Pacific Japanese Provisional Annual Conference—organized 1940The California Oriental Provisional Annual Conference—organized 1945

The California Annual Conference of The Evangelical United Brethren Church —organized 1951

Conference Statistics

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1970 June 10-14 Stockton Charles F. Golden Newell P. Knudson 540 6 11 10 6 9 11



1973 June 7-10 Stockton R. Marvin Stuart Newell P. Knudson 538 9 7 3 1 10 11



1976 June 16-20 Fresno R. Marvin Stuart Newell P. Knudson 546 9 13 4 2 4 1

1977 June 15-19 Redding R. Marvin Stuart Richard M. Kendall 553 10 8 9 3 6 0

1978 June 14-18 Reno R. Marvin Stuart Richard M. Kendall 557 10 11 10 3 9 3

1979 June 13-17 San Jose R. Marvin Stuart Richard M. Kendall 566 10 16 14 5 12 2

1980 June 18-22 Sacramento R. Marvin Stuart Richard M. Kendall 580 10 14 12 1 9 2

1981 June 17-21 Sacramento Wilbur W. Y. Choy Richard M. Kendall 608 8 21 8 2 7 1

1982 June 16-20 San Jose Wilbur W. Y. Choy Richard M. Kendall 609 3 12 5 1 6 1

1983 June 15-19 San Jose Wilbur W. Y. Choy Richard M. Kendall 623 8 25 1 1 10 1

1984 June 20-24 Sacramento Wilbur W. Y. Choy Richard M. Kendall 623 7 10 4 5 9 0

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1985 June 12-16 Sacramento Leontine T. C. Kelly David R. Swope 622 2 13 4 3 10 2

1986 June 11-15 Reno Leontine T. C. Kelly David R. Swope 627 8 19 0 3 8 3



1989 June 20-25 Sacramento Melvin G. Talbert George P. Carter 654 15 11 4 3 8 -

1990 June 12-17 Fresno Melvin G. Talbert George P. Carter 696 10 18 5 1 11 -

1991 June 11-16 Sacramento Melvin G. Talbert George P. Carter 695 9 7 2 3 7 0

1992 June 24-28 Sacramento Melvin G. Talbert George P. Carter 690 9 10 6 3 11 4

1993 June 16-20 Sacramento Melvin G. Talbert John W. Sublett 693 7 10 6 5 8 7



1996 June 19-23 Visalia Melvin G. Talbert John W. Sublett 681 3 10 5 3 6 4





2001 June 13-17 Sacramento Beverly J. Shamana Virginia M. Pearson 743 15 12 9 3 7 8



2004 June 16-19 Fresno Beverly J. Shamana Virginia M. Pearson 732 4 12 6 0 15 2

2005 June 14-18 Sacramento Beverly J. Shamana John W. Sublett-Intr 741 6 14 2 1 14 4

2006 June 13-17 Sacramento Beverly J. Shamana Roger Morimoto 732 14 11 2 0 8 2



2009 June 17-20 Sacramento Warner H. Brown Jr. Kristin Sachen 752 3 10 6 0 18 1

Historical information about the two predecessor Conferences may be found in the Journals of the California Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church for 1962 and 1969 and of the California-Nevada Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church for 1968.

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Clergy Service RecordsClergy in Full Connection

Associate Members, Probationary MembersOrdained Clergy from other Annual Conferences or Methodist denominations

Clergy in good standing in other Christian denominationsSupply Pastors assigned to local churches

The Clergy Service Records have been compiled from various data sources.Accurate records are the most helpful.

If you have more accurate information on your own entry, please contact the bishop’s office:

[email protected]

P.O. Box 980250West Sacramento CA 95798

CODESSEMINARY Abbreviations

ABSW American Baptist Seminary of the West

GETS Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary

GGBTS Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary

MBBS Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary

PSR Pacific School of Religion

SFTS San Francisco Theological Seminary

SMU Southern Methodist University

SPST St. Paul School of Theology

UOP University of the Pacific

UTS-P Union Theological Seminary - Philippines

WTS Wesley Theological Seminary

CONFERENCES

CNMC California-Nevada Conference, Methodist Church

CNUMC California-Nevada Conference, United Methodist Church

PJPC Pacific Japanese Provisional Conference

OTHER CODES

ABLC Appointment Beyond the Local Church (Deacon)

ATEM Appointment to Extension Ministry

A05 Year of associate membership

CC Charge Conference

F05 Year of membership in full connection

FD05 Full Deacon & year

LFT Less than Full-Time position

P05 Year of probationary or provisionary membership

PD05 Probationary or provisionary Deacon & year

SY Supply Pastor

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Bishops

Resident BishopBROWN, WARNER HARRISON, JR.: P73 (Wesley) Baltimore - F75 Western Penn. 73 Trans. to Western

Penn. 73 Church of Our Savior - Dir., Bethany House Min., Pittsburgh; 5/1/75 Warren, Pittsburg; 7/1/79 Trans. to CNUMC 79 Assoc. Dir., Conf. Council on Min.; 80 Dir., CCOM; 83 Supt., Golden Gate Dist.; 87 Taylor Memorial, Oakland; 98 Bakersfield First. 7/15/00 Elected Bishop; 9/00 Denver Area; 9/1/08 San Francisco Area.

Retired Bishops Elected From, Have Served or Reside Within the Conference

CHOY, WILBUR WONG YAN: P43 COM - F47 COM (PSR); 43 Assoc., Chinese, Stockton; COP 45 Assoc., Chinese, Stockton; 49 Chinese, Stockton; CNMC 52 Chinese, Stockton; 56 St. Mark’s, Sacra-mento;59 Assoc., Woodland; 11-15-60 Oak Park, Sacramento; 68 Oak Park & Chinese, Sacramento; CNUMC 69 Oak Park & Chinese, Sacramento; 9/1/69 Superintendent, Bay View District; 7/14/72 Elected and consecrated a Bishop of the United Methodist Church at the Western Jurisdictional Con-ference in Seattle, WA; 72 Seattle Area; 80 San Francisco Area; 9/1/84 Retired.

DEW, WILLIAM WALDO, JR.: P58 Kentucky - F63 CNMC (Drew); Kentucky 58 At school; 6/15/61 Trans. to CNMC 61 Springville; 64 Lindsay; 67 Clovis; CNUMC 69 Clovis; 72 Epworth, Berkeley; 79 Supt., Central Dist.; 84 San Ramon Valley, Alamo; 7/88 Elected and consecrated a Bishop of the United Methodist Church at the Western Jurisdictional Conference, San Diego, CA; 9/1/88 Portland Area 9/1/96 Desert Southwest Area; 9/1/04 Retired.

KELLY, LEONTINE T. C.: P72-F77 Virgini 69 Galilee, Edwardsville, VA; 75 Assoc. Program Council Dir., Virginia CCOM; 12/76 Asbury, Church Hill, VA, CHUM; 83 Assist. Gen. Secy., Section on Evangelism; 7/84 Elected and consecrated a Bishop of the United Methodist Church at the Western Jurisdictional Conference, Boise, ID; 9/1/84 San Francisco Area; 9/1/88 Retired.

SANO, ROY ISAO: P53-F57 PJPC (Union) 5/23/64 Trans. to CNMC; 64 At school; 68 Trans. to So. Cal.-Ariz. 76 Pac. SW 7/1/80 Trans. to CNUMC 80 Prof., PSR; 7/84 Elected and consecrated a Bishop of the United Methodist Church at the Western Jurisdictional Conference, Boise, ID; 9/1/84 Denver Area; 9/1/92 Los Angeles Area 9/1/00 Retired.

SHAMANA, BEVERLY J.: P79-F84 (GETS) Pacific Southwest 79 School; 80 LA Faith; 84 Inglewood First; California-Pacific 85; 89 Associate Council Director, CCOM; 7/00 Elected Bishop; 9/00 San Francisco Area; 9/1/08 Retired.

TALBERT, MELVIN GEORGE: P60-F63 (Gammon) Louisiana 60 At school; Southern California-Arizona 2/62 Associate, Wesley, Los Angeles; 64 Hamilton; 67 Assoc. Gen. Sect., Coordinating Council; 68 Supt., Long Beach Dist., 73 Gen. Sect., Board of Discipleship, Nashville, TN; Pacific Southwest 77 Same; 80 Elected and consecrated a Bishop of the United Methodist Church at the Western Jurisdic-tional Conference at Palo Alto; 9/80 Seattle Area; 9/88 San Francisco Area 9/1/00 Retired.

Clergy Appointment HistoryAbbey, Pamela J. (PSR) 88 Quincy UMC; 89 Fresno, Faith UM Fellowship; 97 Concord UMC; 04

Sabbatical; 05 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry; 09 Walnut Creek, UMC. CC: Concord UMCAbrahamson, Thomas D. 91 Firebaugh UMC; 03 Lemoore UMC; 07 Armona UMC; 07 Lemoore UMC. Adams, Leonard SY 08 Fresno, St. Mark’s; SY 08 Fresno, St. Mark’s UMC. Adamson, Janna O. P77-F79; (PSR) CNUMC 77 Portola; 81 Chester; 83 At school; 2/1/84 Lv. of

Absence; 87 Schurz, NV & Yerington, NV; 92 Aldersgate, So. San Francisco; 95 Willows.; 08 Willows, First UMC.

Afu, Paini 00 Palo Alto Wesley: Associate For Tongan Ministry..

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Ahio, Heilala P99-F03; (PSR) CNUMC 97 (Seaside Hilltop) LFT. 98 (Potter Valley) LFT 99 Potter Valley; 1-1-01 Potter Valley Full Time; 01 Palo Alto First Tongan.; 03 Palo Alto, First Tongan.

Ahio, Kalatini P94-F01; (Claremont) (Cal Pacific); 93 First, Santa Ana LFT; 94 Rubidoux; 1/16/95 Transfer to CNUMC 1/16/95 Fale Hufunga, San Carlos. 1/16/95 Transfer to CNUMC 98 Ukiah; 01 San Bruno; First Tongan..

Akolo, Afuhia I. P01-F04; (PSR, Claremont) CNUMC 11/1/90 97 (Tongan, Concord LFT). 98 Seaside Hilltop. 99 Oakland: Melrose Tongan Fellowship 00 Fale Maama Tongan UMC; 01 Oakland, Fale Maama; 09 Martinez, Tongan Fellowship; 09 Martinez UMC.

Albiston, LeRoy A. SY 08 Biggs UMC.

Albright, John V. P51-F55; (PSR) (Kansas); 51 At school; 55 Auburn Scranton; 57 Chaplain, Ark. State Hosp.; 6/1/60 Trans. to Little Rock; 60 Ark. State Hosp.; 6/9/61 Trans. to CNMC; 61 Corning; 68 Redding; CNUMC 69 Redding; 76 Merced; 82 Sabbatical; 83 Assoc., Cambrian Park, San Jose; 86 First, Fremont; 93 Retired.. CC: Sacramento, Centennial UMC

Alderman, C. Ray P72-F76; (North Texas); 72 At school; 74 Camp. Min., Tex. State Univ.; 75 Comm. Univ. Chrtn. Center; 77 University, Commerce; 06/15/78 Trans. to CNUMC; 78 Assoc., Cupertino; 79 St. Mark’s, Bakersfield; 90 Exeter; 96 Sierra Vista, Fresno & St. Mark’s, Fresno. 11/3/97-1/18/98 Lv. Of Absence; 98 Sierra Vista & St. Mark’s, Fresno; 01 Retired.

Alexander, James E. P60-F63; CNMC 60 At school; 62 Assoc., Central, Stockton; 65 At school; Dir. Printed Resources, Div., of Local Church, Bd. of Educ., Nashville, TN; CNUMC 69 Exec. Dir., Communication Processes and Learning Resources, Bd. of Educ., Nashville, TN; 73 Asst. General Sec’y, Div. of Educ., General Bd. of Discipleship; 81 Adjunct Professor, Okla. City Univ. 90 Retired.. CC: Stockton, Central UMC

Allread, Ardith P84-F86; (PSR) CNUMC 84 Assoc., Concord; 87 St. Paul, Fremont; 94 Superintendent, San Jose District; 02 Rocklin Cornerstone Community UMC.; 06 Woodland UMC.

Allred, J. Scott P91-F95; (Fuller) CNUMC 87 90 (Downieville & North San Juan & Sierra City); 91 St. Mark’s, Bakersfield; 01 Sabbatical; 1/15/02 Wasco..

Anderson, Donald Eugene P56-F59; CNMC 56 Asst., Tracy; 57 Elverta; 59 Orangevale; 61 At school; 62 Chaplain, Cal. Conservation Ctr.; 66 Fred C. Nellis Sch. for Boys; 67 Chaplain, Sierra Conservation Ctr., Jamestown; CNUMC 69 Chaplain, Sierra Conservation Ctr., Jamestown; 10/16/87 Jamestown; 88 Federated, Orland; 95 Retired.. CC: Orland, Federated Church

Andres, Edna (PSR) 05 Fremont, St. Paul’s UMC.

Angove, P. Jerald 67-F70; (Boston) CNMC 67 At school; (A67) New England So. 67 (Asst. Harvard Epworth, Cambridge); 68 (Youth Min., Belmont, MA); CNUMC; 69 Roselawn, San Jose; 74 Live Oak, Santa Cruz; 78 Grace, Stockton; 82 Concord; 87 San Bruno; 91 Roseville.; 05 Retirement.

Anker, Charles C. P71-F77; (So. Cal. Ariz.) CNUMC 70 Assoc., St. Paul’s, Oxnard; 71 Assoc., First, Santa Monica; 6/11/76 Trans.to CNUMC 76 Assoc., Carmel; 86 Carmel. 98 Retired;.

Aonga, Opeti 04 Reno, First Tongan Fellowship.

Aratani, Izuru P91-F95; (PSR) CNUMC 1/1/86 (Assoc., Pine, San Francisco); 88 90 (Assoc., Wesley, San Jose); 91 Assoc., Wesley, San Jose. 3/15/97 Campus Ministry Center, Koenji, Tokyo 02 Chaplain, Kyoai Gakuen Girls’ High School. CC: San Jose, Wesley UMC

Arjona, Juan J. P90-F92; CNUMC 88 (Hispanic United Methodist Fellowship, Visalia); 89 (Hispanic United Methodist Fellowship, Visalia/Farmersville); 90 Hispanic United Methodist Fellowship, Visalia/Farmersville; 93 Emanuel, Sacramento; 94 First, Reedley; 1/1/96 01 Leave of absence; 02 Retired. CC: Visalia UMC

Ash, Lloyd CNUMC 98-03 TBS; SY 07 Dixon UMC.

Atkins, David W. P70-F72; (Disciples of Christ); (Recog. of Orders); CNUMC 70 Asst., First, Oakland; 72 Montclair, Oakland; 82 Wesley, Bakersfield; 97 Retired;; 99 Retirement. CC: Bakersfield, Wesley UMC

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Auer, John J. P72-F79; (No. Illinois); 72 Julia Gay Memorial, Chicago; 81 Rogers Park, Chicago; 92 Sierra Vista, Fresno (¶426.1); 10/1/93 Transferred to CNUMC 10/1/93 Sierra Vista, Fresno & St. Mark’s Fresno, 96 First, San Rafael; 03 Reno First.; 09 Retirement.

Austin, Billye P00-F03; (PSR) CNUMC 98 Associate, Richmond Easter Hill. 03 Richmond Easter Hill.

Austin, Brandon F. P94-F97; (Candler) CNUMC 90 92 (Associate, Carmel), 92 - 98 Lake County Cooperative Ministries: Kelseyville/Upper Lake; 98 Sacramento: No. Sacramento.; 06 Hayward, South Hayward; 09 Manteca, St. Paul’s UMC.

Autajay, Leonard C. P63-F64; (American Baptist); (Recog. of Orders); CNMC 63 Schurz Mission; 67 Anderson Valley Boonville Philo; 68 Wesley, San Francisco; CNUMC 69 Grace, San Francisco; 70 Grace, San Francisco; 78 Geneva Av., San Francisco; 85 Shoreview, San Mateo; 96 Retired. CC: Vallejo, Fellowship UMC

Bahlert, Mary Elyn P84-F86; (PSR) CNUMC 84 Assoc., First, San Jose; 88 Co Pastor, Pleasanton; 90 Tracy LFT; 92 94 Leave of Absence; 95 Aldersgate, So. San Francisco LFT. 98 Lake Merritt UMC, Oakland..

Baker, Dale W. P51-F53; (N. Iowa); (Oregon); 52 At school; 6/10/53 Trans. to Oregon 53 Bennett Chapel, Portland; 57 Rose City Park, Portland; 59 Riverview, Junction City; 61 Sabbatical; 62 S’y; 6/1/63 Trans. to CNMC 63 Grace, Santa Cruz; CNUMC 69 First & Forest Hill, Pacific Grove; 74 First, Pacific Grove; 84 Sabbatical; 85 Lv. of Absence; 88 Retired.. CC: Carmel, Church of the Wayfarer

Baker, Dorothy F02; (Claremont, PSR) FD 02; 02 Oakland Downs Memorial- Minister of Congregational Development LFT; 03 Oakland, Downs Memorial UMC; 07 Retirement.

Baker, Frederick B. 65-F69; CNMC 10/15/57 (Tipton); 59 (San Joaquin); 61 (Calwa, Fresno); Rocky Mtn. (A63) 63 (Carpenter, Hillsdale, & Pleasant View, WY); 6/13/65 Trans. to Nebraska 65 Elwood & Smithfield; 67 Orofino & Elwood; 6/11/69 Trans. to CNUMC 69 Lovelock & Fallon, NV; 73 Appointed to secular work 73 Agent, Equitable Life Assurance Soc. of the U.S.; 75 Lemoore; 79 Los Banos; 90 Kernville; 92 Rio Linda. 97 Retired. CC: Orland, Federated Church

Baker, Heather Bailes P07; (PSR) 02 TBS (San Francisco Calvary); 03 Hanford.; 07 Hanford UMC; 08 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004. CC: Hanford UMC

Baker-Holleman, Lillian F00; FD 00 Ass’t to Bay View District Superintendent LFT; 01 Lafayette Min of Discipleship LFT; 02 Resigned; 04 Retirement.

Baldwin, Donald L. P63-F66; (Drew) CNMC 63 At school; 64 N.C.C., El Portal Comm. Ch.; 65 Yosemite Ntl. Park; 6/10/69 Trans. to Kansas East, Campus Ministry, Wesley Fdn & UMHE, Lawrence, KS; 7/1/77 Trans. to CNUMC 77 Dir., Leisure Ministries, Kings Beach and Truckee; 83 Sabbatical; 84 Lv. of Absence; 85 Multi Media Arts Min. Sacramento Methodist Union; 86 Aptos. 99 Retired. CC: Nevada City UMC

Ball, Ivan J. P54-F56; CNMC 54 At school; 55 Asst., First, San Francisco; 56 Freedom; 59 Crystal Springs, San Mateo; 61 Weldon & Highland Chapel; 64 Kelseyville & Lakeport; 66 At school; 72 Calvary, San Francisco; 80 Faith, San Leandro; 10/15/90 Castro Valley; 93 Retired.. CC: Porterville, First UMC

Ballagh, Christina P04-F07; (PSR) 02 Pt. Arena: St. Paul’s; 04 Point Arena, St. Paul’s UMC.

Banfill, Christine C. P99-F02; (PSR) CNUMC 97 Orland; 99 Orland, Federated Church.

Bastear, Richard A. P56-F59; CNMC 56 Asst., First, Richmond; 57 First, Richmond; 2/15/59 Kerman; 61 Lamont; 67 First, Martinez; 68 Sabbatical; CNUMC 69 At school; 70 Inst., San Joaquin Delta College; 70 ABLC; 96 Retired.. CC: Stockton, Central UMC

Basten, Gayle (PSR) 08 Winnemucca UMC.

Bauer, Christopher SY 08 Cone Community UMC.

Bayard, Richard F. P82-F86; (MBBS) CNUMC 82 At school; 83 Armona & Laton; 96 Retired.. CC: Visalia UMC

Bear, Andrew P02-F05; (PSR) 01 Potter Valley; 03 Sutter Creek; 04 Merced; 05 Merced UMC; 06 San Jose, Calvary UMC; 07 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: San Jose, Cambrian Park UMC

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Bear, Charlotte P01-F03; (PSR) (Pac. Northwest); 7/1/01 Transferred to CNUMC; 01 Ukiah; 03 Ione.; 04 Merced UMC; 06 San Jose, Cambrian Park UMC.

Beasley, Adrionne P04-F07; (PSR) 8/01/01 TBS (Sunnyhills LFT); 02 Oakland Elmhurst.; 04 Oakland, Elmhurst UMC.

Beck, Bill E. P58-F62; (Perkins, SFTS) CNMC 58 At school; 60 Galt; 65 Earlimart & Alpaugh; 1/1/69 Exec. Dir., Heifer Proj. Inc., Modesto; CNUMC 69 Heifer Proj. Inter., Modesto; 81 Heifer Proj. Inter., Southeast Regional Director; 1/1/95 Regional Director, Pacific West Region, Heifer Project Intl. 1/1/99 Retired;. CC: Modesto, First UMC

Beck, Mary B. F97; FD 97; 89 Consecrated N Arkansas; 89 Transferred to Florida Conference; 89 First UMC, Ormond Beach, FL; 95 transferred to CNUMC; 95 First UMC Modesto; 02 Retired; 02 Retirement. CC: Modesto, First UMC

Bell, Adolphe Edward F63; (Baptist) (Recognition of Orders) (Texas); 62 Grace, Houston; 65 Asbury Memorial, Houston; 66 Trans. to So.Cal. Ariz. 66 St. Peter’s, Compton; 68 Imperial Heights, Los Angeles; 12/1/69 Trans. To CNUMC 12/1/69 Easter Hill, Richmond; 72 Shattuck Av., Oakland; 75 Assoc., First, Oakland; 76 First, Oakland; 77 Retired.. CC: Oakland, Lake Merritt UMC

Bennett, David L. P77-F80; (PSR) CNUMC 77 At school & St. Paul’s, Point Arena; 78 St. Paul’s, Pt. Arena; 82 Sutter Creek; 1/1/89 Loomis; 96 Superintendent, Delta District; 03 Stockton Central..

Bennett, George 09 Sanger UMC.

Benson, Gaye G. 98-F01; (PSR) CNUMC 96 St. Mark’s, Stockton; 02 El Sobrante..

Berck, Loran G. P73-F78; (Candler) CNUMC 73 At school; 75 Ft. Jones & Etna; 79 Kernville; 10/27/80 82 Lv. of Absence; 83 Klamath; 88 Evergreen Valley, San Jose; 91 Georgetown; 01 Rocklin: Cornerstone Community; 02 Los Banos.; 06 Retirement. CC: Georgetown UMC

Berger, John W. P49-F52; (PSR) (Calif.); 39 (Henleyville); 42 (Bay Terrace, Vallejo); 46 (Tuolumne); 47 (Elmhurst, Oakland); 1/16/49 (Knights Landing); CNMC 49 Knights Landing Par.; 2/1/53 Chaplain, U.S. Navy; CNUMC 69 Chaplain, U.S. Navy; 77 Valley Church, Dublin; 78 Chaplain, U.S. Navy; 82 Lv. of Absence; 1/1/83 Assoc., First Cong., Stockton; 88 Soledad; 91 Retired; 7/1/96 TBS: (Parkside, Williams). 97 No Appointment. CC: Lodi, First UMC

Berges, Susan 05 McGill UMC; 05 Ely UMC; 05 McGill UMC; 05 Ely UMC.

Bergman, Carole P00-F03; (SFTS) CNUMC 99 Lincoln LFT; 00 Lincoln UMC; 07 Willits UMC.

Bergquist, Greg B. P84-F87; (Candler) (South Georgia); 83 (Baconton) 1/1/85 Mulberry Street, Macon; 88 Student; 7/1/95 Transfer to CNUMC 95 Associate, Los Altos LFT & Faculty, Pacific School of Religion; 96 Associate, Los Altos.; 06 Santa Rosa, First UMC.

Bernadel-Huey, Myrna (Boston) (Oregon Idaho); 93 96 Shattuck Ave., Oakland LFT; 9/1/97 Trans. To CNUMC; 97 Shattuck Ave., Oakland; 01 Coord.Just Forests Proj. 02 Exec. Dir., Public Lands: Sacred & Just; 8/1/02 Leave of Absence; 03 Project Director, Ethnic Health Institute, Alta Bates Summit Med Centr.; 04 Appt to Attend School; 05 San Leandro, First UMC.

Berry, Alison P02-F05; (PSR) 01 Gilroy.; 02 Gilroy UMC; 09 Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC.

Berry, Linda Rachel P74-F79; (Northern Illinois); 74 At school; 77 Wellington Park, Chicago, IL; CNUMC 80 Co pastor, Soledad; 6/15/82 Trans. to CNUMC 82 Add Hillcrest, Salinas; 83 At school; 86 Ukiah LFT; 00 ATEM: Psychological Assistant, Christian Counseling Center. 01 Professor of Psychology, Southeastern Illinois College; 09 Retirement. CC: San Jose, First UMC

Berryman, John SY 07 Crescent City UMC.

Betancourt, Angel A. P75-F78; (Puerto Rico); 75 Esperanza Vieques; 76 La Loma Barranguitas; 78 Vistamar, Carolina; Trans to N. Illinois 84 El Mesias; 7/1/89 Trans. to CNUMC 89 Central, San Francisco & Melrose Hispanic Ministry, Oakland; 90 Central, S.F.; 00 Colusa/Glenn: Hispanic Ministry; 02 Sacramento Hispanic Ministry; 03 Sacramento Emanuel LFT.; 04 Sacramento, Emmanuel UMC.

Biehler, Robert R. P70-F72; (GETS, Claremont) CNUMC 70 At school; 71 Guinda & Arbuckle; 74 Orland; 81 Pinole; 85 Arcata; 94 Holy Cross, Stockton. 9/1/00 Paradise.

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Bird, Phyllis A. P63-F73; CNMC 63 At school; 6/13/69 Discontinued; 71 Restored; CNUMC 71 Visiting Asst. Prof. of Old Testament, Drew Univ. Sch. of Theology; 72 Asst. Prof. of Old Testament, Perkins Sch. of Theology; 85 Assoc. Prof., Garrett Evang. Theol. Sem.; 00 Retired.. CC: San Jose, Alum Rock UMC

Birdsey, William A. P60-F64; (Nebraska); 60 Haigler Parks; 6/11/62 Trans. to CNMC 62 Church of the Valley, Napa; 64 Springville; 67 Carlin & Battle Mountain, NV; CNUMC 69 Battle Mountain & Carlin, NV; 70 Elko County Par., NV; 73 Fallon, NV; 12/1/83 Hanford; 86 Portola; 94 Attend school; 95 Retired..

Bither, Judith A. P74-F76; (PSR) 74 Alameda, Court Street; 75 Citrus Heights; 79-80 Attend School; 80-92 Alaska Missionary Conf.; 92 San Jose, Cambrian Park; 7/1/02 Transferred from Yellowstone 02 Manteca St. Paul’s; 09 Reno, First UMC.

Black, Lois E. P99-F02; (Asbury, SFTS, Asbury) CNUMC 97 Parkside Williams LFT . 1/1/98 Williams & Yuba City First LFT; 00 Yuba City First Assoc. 00 Yuba City First.; 02 Yuba City, First UMC.

Black, Stephen K. P88-F93; (PSR) CNUMC 87 Arbuckle; 89 Assoc., Willow Glen, San Jose; 92 03 Adjunct Faculty, University of San Francisco.; 06 ATEM. CC: Palo Alto, First UMC

Blair, Donene V. P08; 08 ATEM; CC: San Rafael, First UMC

Blaney, Robert W. P57-F64; (Boston) (So. Cal. Ariz.); 57 At school; 62 Brentwood, Los Angeles; 64 Los Feliz, Los Angeles; 66-69 Appoint. Assistant Prof, Religious Studies, UOP; 6/11/69 Trans. to CNUMC 69 Assoc. Prof., UOP Stockton; 78 Prof. of Social Ethics, Chp. Rel. Studies Dept., UOP, Stockton; 90 Prof. of Social Ethics; 93 Prof. & Chp. Religious Studies Dept., UOP Stockton; 96 Retired.. CC: Aptos, Community UMC

Bohn, Diana M. F97; (Boston) FD 97; 89 Consecrated CNUMC; 86 Wesley UMC, Fresno; 9/1/00 Sabbatical; 9/01/01 Gay Straight Alliance Network.; 04 Oakhurst New Community UMC; 07 Transitional Leave; 08 Fresno District Superintendent.

Bollwinkel, Mark S. P76-F83; (Claremont) CNUMC 76 At school; 79 Princ., Methodist Theol. Sch., Iban Conf. of the Meth. Ch. in Malaysia; 1/1/82 Assoc., St. Mark’s, Sacramento; 82 St. Paul’s, Reno, NV; 89 Clovis; 95 Twin Towers, Alameda. 2/1/99 Los Altos; 00 Los Altos UMC.

Bortner, Jola F06; (PSR, Claremont) FD 00; 92-95 on Staff UMC-Stockton; 95-01 Lodi First- Director Program Ministries; 01 Fresno Wesley Min. Of Ed. And Family Min. 03 Stockton St. Mark’s.; 06 Stockton, St. Mark’s UMC.

Bosch, John 06 Jackson UMC.

Bouck, Wayne L. (Cal-Pac) 6/19/70 (Recognition of Orders) 70 Chaplain, U.S. Navy; 7/1/95 Transfer to CNUMC; 91 Brentwood (¶ 426.1, 1988 Discipline); 92 94 Dos Palos (¶ 426.1); 95 Federated, Orland; 97 Retired;. CC: Dos Palos UMC

Bowen, Pauline 03 TBS (Anderson Trinity); 06 Anderson, Trinity UMC.

Bowman, Karla K. P75-F78; (SFTS) CNUMC 75 Soledad; 80 Co director, Prog. Resources, Nv. Sierra Coop. Par. & Yerington, NV; 10/1/85 Yerington, NV; 87 Assoc., Concord; 89 St. Paul’s, Reno, NV. 98 Sabbatical 99 Reno: South Reno Assoc.; 08 Retirement. CC: Reno, St. Paul’s UMC

Bowman, Richard L. P64-F67; (Boston) CNMC 64 At school; 66 Ch. of the Valley, Napa; 70 Pittsburg; 73 Chaplain, Fred Finch Youth Center, Oakland; 78 Asst. Dir., David & Margaret Home for Children, La Verne; 80 Forest Hill & Assoc., First, Pacific Grove; 84 Trinity, Sunnyvale; 96 Tulare; 01 Retired. CC: Pacific Grove, Forest Hill UMC

Boyd, Dawn E. F97; FD 97. 80 Consecrated Western Pennsylvania, 80 Belle Meade, Nashville, TN; 83 transferred to Cal.-Nev.; 83 San Ramon Valley, Alamo-Dir. Christ. Ed ..; 97 Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC.

Brackney, Thomas M. (SPST) AM 96; 11/13/88 (Montague); 89 90 (Mt. Shasta & Gazelle & Montague); 91 (Mt. Shasta & Montague) 92 (Mt. Shasta & Montague); 93 95 (Mt. Shasta & Dunsmuir); CNUMC 96 Mt. Shasta & Dunsmuir; 03 Fall River Mills LFT.; 04 Fall River Mills, Community UMC; 08 Retirement.

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Brady, Debra L. P95; (PSR) CNUMC; 8/1/94 (Associate, San Ramon Valley, Alamo LFT); 95 Associate, San Ramon Valley, Alamo; 02 Modesto First..

Brayfindley, Rod E. P84-F86; (Perkins, SMU) CNUMC 84 Smith River; 89 Aldersgate, Chico. 98 New Church Development, McKinleyville. 99 McKinleyville.

Brazie, Robert W. P02-F05; CNUMC 99 Fortuna; 02 Fortuna UMC; 05 Family Leave; 06 Fresno, St. Paul’s UMC; 08 Caruthers UMC.

Brettschneider, Cindy SY 08 Taft UMC.

Brick, Elizabeth A. P98-F01; (Boston) CNUMC 98 Upper Lake & Kelseyville; 00 Sacramento: St. Andrew’s.; 01 Sacramento, St. Andrew’s UMC.

Brim, Shirley Janice P87-F93; (SFTS) CNUMC 84 (Tamalpais Valley, Mill Valley); 85 (Corcoran); 87 Corcoran; 89 Associate, First, Porterville & Poplar; 90 Poplar; 91 Poplar & Tipton; 93 Tuolumne & Soulsbyville. January 1, 1998 LFT. January 1, 1999 Full time; 02 Yuba City Grace; 05 Family Leave; 05 Meadow Vista, Placer Hills Community UMC; 05 Dutch Flat UMC; 05 Colfax UMC.

Broad, John W. P69-F72; (PSR) CNUMC 69 At school; 71 Assoc., Los Gatos; 72 Freedom; 78 Wasco; 87 Assoc., Willow Glen, San Jose; 89 Lemoore; 96 Escalon; 03 Auburn; 09 Retirement.

Brown, Michael T. P76-F78; (SFTS) CNUMC 76 Assoc., First, Sacramento; 79 Lakeport; 86 Hughson; 11/29/87 Lv. of Absence; 88 First, Richmond LFT; 92 Wayside, Vallejo. Jan. 1, 1998 Sacramento Oak Park & ATEM Asst. to Delta Dist. Supt. (¶335.1a(1), BOD. 98 San Leandro Faith LFT.; 07 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry; 07 Retirement. CC: Fairfield UMC

Brownrigg, Joseph W. P69-F71; (Kansas East); 69 At school; 72 At school; 6/15/76 Trans. to CNUMC 76 Assoc., Los Altos; 77 Assoc., First & Forest Hill, Pacific Grove; 79 Wesley, Hayward; 83 Sabbatical; 84 Assoc., First, Sunnyvale; 85 St. Paul’s, San Francisco; 86 Woodside Road, Redwood City; 87 92 At school; 93 97 Lv. of absence. 98 ABLC: Instructor of Philosophy & Religion, Mt. San Antonio College, Walnut CA and Rio Honda College, Whittier; 02 Retired. CC: South San Francisco: Hope UMC

Bruce, Gerald R. P72-F74; (GGBTS) CNUMC 71 (Forestville); 72 Occidental & Forestville; 73 Forestville; 74 Chaplain, U.S. Navy; 94 95 Finsbury Park Circuit, London Northwest District, British Methodist Conference (¶ 426.1, 1992 Discipline); 96 New River Circuit, London- British Methodist Conference 98 Finsbury Park Circuit, London North West District (¶ 337.1, 1996 Discipline) 01 Kenton Methodist Ch, Harrow Circuit, London N.W. Dist.; 07 Leave of Absence; 08 Retirement. CC: Forestville UMC

Brumfield, Voris SY 09 Middletown UMC.

Bruner, Richard E. P52-F54; (W. Ohio) 50 (Wesley & Goodale, Columbus); 52 At school; Oregon Ida. 54 Wasco & Grass Valley; 56 Wasco; Alaska Msy. 58 Turnagain, Anchorage; 63 At school; Trans. To No. Indiana 65 Minister of Education, La Porte; Trans. to So. Indiana 71 Associate, North, Indianapolis, IN; 6/1/79 Trans. to CNUMC 79 Assoc., Burlingame; 85 Assoc. Dir., CCOM; 92 Retired.. CC: Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC

Bryan, A. Allen P77-F81; (Western PA) 77 In School 11/01/79 Country Hills; 8/1/81 Ingomar Assoc.; 1/1/82 Ingomar; 1/1/85 Koinonia Retreat Center; 90 Sabbatical; 91 Bread of God; 4/16/92 Trans. To No. Central NY; 9/1/94 Transfer to New England; 95 Wilmington; 12/31/95 Andover Ballardvale 97 Dover St John’s 98 LOA; CNUMC 2/1/99 TBS (Lincoln LFT); 7/1/99 Transfer to CNUMC; 99 Sacramento Centennial; 03 Retired. CC: Sacramento, Centennial UMC

Bryant, Bradford H. P60-F63; (New England) 60 Asst., Morgan Mem., Boston; 6/9/63 Trans. to CNMC 63 Assoc., First, Oakland; 66 Pittsburg; CNUMC 69 Pittsburg; 70 Trans. to So. New England; 70 Church of all Nations, Boston; 7/1/81 Trans. to CNUMC 81 Tracy; 90 Sabbatical; 3/1/91 Scouting Division Executive, Stanford Area Council, Boy Scouts of America; 4/1/94 Senior District Executive, Boy Scouts of America; 00 Retired. CC: Tracy, First UMC

Buckner, Robert (MBBS) CNUMC 97-99 TBS (Montague); 00 Montague.; 04 Retirement.

Buenafe, Mark N. P95-F99; (Asbury) CNUMC 93 94 (Riverdale); 95 Riverdale; 8/1/96 Riverdale & Caruthers. 98 Lake Isabella: Highland Chapel; 01 Lodi First Assoc. 03 Leave of Absence; 04 Ione UMC; 06 Tracy, First UMC.

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Bunje, David J. P82-F85; (PSR) CNUMC 82 At school; 83 St. John’s, Rohnert Park; 89 Nevada City. 99 Community UMC, Fairfield; 04 Cameron Park: Foothills.

Buratovich, Thomas J. 03 Visalia UMC.

Burkhart, F. Donovan P57-F61; CNMC 57 At school; 59 Tipton; 60 Five Points; 64 Valley of the Moon, Boyes Hot Springs; 66 Windsor; CNUMC 69 Windsor; 1/1/70 Occidental; 72 73 S’y; 74 Sonora; 79 Sabbatical; 80 Retired; 81 82 (Springville).. CC: Fresno, St. Luke’s UMC

Busick, Blake E. P84-F87; (Boston) CNUMC 84 Taylorsville & Greenville; 88 Patterson; 94 St. Paul, Fremont.; 08 Cupertino, The Good Samaritan UMC.

Butcher, Constance J. P80-F82; CNUMC 79 (Dos Palos); 80 Dos Palos; 84 Orland; 88 Castro Valley; 10/15/90 95 Lv. of Absence. 96 Retired.. CC: Firebaugh UMC

Butler, Thomas W. P74-F78; (Claremont) CNUMC 74 At school; 76 Greenville & Taylorsville & Chester; 78 Chester; 81 Orland; 84 Asbury, Sacramento & North Sacramento; 90 North Sacramento; 92 Tracy; 03 Sparks..

Cabotaje, Paul G. (United) (Philippines North) 02 Jackson; Trans to CNUMC 7/1/04; 04 Jackson; 06 Red Bluff, First; 08 Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC.

Callaway, Norman G. P51-F54; (Boston) CNMC 53 Freedom; 56 Alum Rock, San Jose; 61 Parkside St. Francis, San Francisco; 64 Wesley, Bakersfield; CNUMC 69 Wesley, Bakersfield; 71 Oroville; 75 Asbury, Livermore; 81 First, Sunnyvale; 84 St. Mark’s, Sacramento; 87 Tice Valley, Walnut Creek; 91 Retired.. CC: Woodland UMC

Cambe, Alexis A. (Philippines Central Conference) 97-98 (Stockton St Paul’s, Assoc. For Filipino American Ministries) LFT. 1/1/99 Full-Time. 2/1/99 Stockton St. Paul’s 00 Transfer to CNUMC 00 Stockton ST. Paul’s; 01 Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC; 04 Sutter Creek UMC; 09 Ione UMC.

Cambric, Jr., Amos P50-F52; (GETS) Lexington 50 At school; 52 Sherbourne Moorfield, Flemingsburg, KY; 53 Wesley, Harvey, IL; 55 Wheatland Av., Columbus, OH; 57 Wesley, Jeffersonville, IN; 11/15/57 Trans. to CNMC 11/15/57 Edison Manor, Fresno; 59 (renamed) St. Mark’s, Fresno; 63 Ridge Point, San Francisco; 7/15/64 Downs Memorial, Oakland; 67 Sabbatical; 68 Manpower Dev. Coord., Oakland Redevelopment Ag’y.; CNUMC 69 (same); 70 Manpower Dev. Coord., Dept. of Social Planning, City of Berkeley; 75 Contract Monitor, Dept. of Recreation, Parks & Comm. Services, City of Berkeley & Ridge View, San Francisco; 2/1/79 Add Grace, Oakland; 79 Prog. Specialist, Equal Oppor. Officer, Off. of Employment & Comm. Program, City of Berkeley & Grace, Oakland; 80 Assoc. Admin. Analyst, Ind. Monitoring Unit, City of Berkeley & Grace, Oakland; 84 Grace, Oakland; 86 Retired.. CC: Oakland, Downs Memorial UMC

Campbell, Kevin D. P92-F98; (SFTS) CNUMC 90 (Anderson Valley & Philo); 92 Anderson Valley & Philo; 93 Etna & Fort Jones; 95 Palm, Dinuba 99 Mariposa.; 07 Patterson, Federated Church.

Campbell, Travis L. P63-F66; (SPST) (Louisiana); CNMC 54 (Ebenezer); 56 (Golden Meadow); 60 (St. Luke’s, Lake Charles); 61 At school; 6/1/64 Trans. to CNMC 64 Newark; 66 Lemoore; 68 Exeter; CNUMC 69 Exeter; 70 Park Presidio, San Francisco; 76 Lynnewood, Pleasanton; 79 St. Luke’s, Richmond; 1/1/84 First, Santa Cruz; 90 Wayside, Vallejo; 92 Ceres LFT; 93 Retired; 7/1/96-97 TBS (Isleton). 98 No appt.. CC: Fairfield UMC

Cao, Felicisimo S. (UTS, PSR) CNUMC 99 Fresno: Fresno Christian Fellowship 00 Transfer to CNUMC 00 Fresno: Fresno Christian Fellowship; 02 Sunnyvale: Valley Faith..

Capuli, Arturo D. P57-F59; (UTS-P) (Philippines Conf); 54 Subic, Zambales, Philippines; 55 Santa Mesa Heights, Quezon City; 57 Mariveles, Bataan; 59 San Filepe, Zambales, Philippines; 63 Sibley, IL; 64 Watseka, IL; 65 Pine Village and Rainsville, IN; 67 Voluntary Location: Middle Philippines; CNUMC 79 Readmission, Middle Philipines; (LP) (Melrose United, Oakland); 80 Trans. to CNUMC 80 Melrose United, Oakland; 81 Grace, San Francisco. 98 Grace, San Francisco & St. Francis, San Francisco; 03 Retired.

Carter, A. J. P55-F60; CNMC 55 At school; 58 Assoc., Trinity, Berkeley; 60 First, Fremont; 65 Sanger; 68 Ukiah; CNUMC 69 Ukiah; 70 Bethany, San Francisco; 73 Aptos; 81 Asbury, Livermore; 83 First, Modesto; 86 Grace, Saratoga; 96 Retired; 7/1/96 TBS: (Prunedale); 97 No App’t.. CC: San Jose, Almaden Hills UMC

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Carter, Carol M. P83-F87; (PSR) CNUMC 83 At school; 84 Colfax; 90 St. Mark’s, Bakersfield; 91 Wesley, Sacramento & Associate, First, Sacramento. 00 Wesley and Oak Park, Sacramento; 03 Cameron Park Foothills Associate; 06 Sacramento, North Sacramento UMC; 08 Forestville UMC.

Carter, George P. P58-F62; (Boston) CNMC 58 At school; 61 Crystal Springs, San Mateo; 67 Mill Valley; CNUMC 69 Mill Valley; 73 Assoc. Council Dir., CCOM; 76 Council Dir., CCOM; 80 Dir. of Planned Giving, PSR, Berkeley; 10/1/87 ABLC Dir. for Stewardship Training; 88 Cambrian Park, San Jose; 92 Executive Director, Capital Campaign; 95 96 Lv. of absence. 97 Retired.. CC: Nevada City UMC

Case, Ronna L. P75-F80; (Chicago) CNUMC 75 At school; 78 Past. Couns. & Chaplain, Eskaton, Amer. River Health Cen.; 83 Bd. Global Min., Mexico; 86 Bethany Chapel, Bakersfield & Lamont; 91 Sabbatical; 92 93 Lv. of Absence; 94 Chaplain, St. James Hospital, Chicago Heights, IL.. CC: Elk Grove UMC

Castillo, Floyd R. 86 (Kern Mission & Ch. Ext. Society & Tehachapi Valley); 88 89 (Tehachapi Valley); 90 97 (Lake Isabella: Highland Chapel); 98 Retired 1/1/01 TBS (Atwater LFT) 1/1/02 TBS (Kernville: Emmaus Ministries) 03 (No App’t).

Castonguay, Paul 06 Ione UMC.

Catterall, Arthur J. P68-F72; (GETS) CNMC 68 At school; 69 At school; 70 Valley Springs & Ione; 71 Chester; 74 Knights Ferry & Riverbank; 76 San Joaquin & Tranquility; 78 Wayside, Vallejo; 80 Freedom; 85 Taft; 88 Taft & New Cuyama; 92 Trinity, Anderson. 98 Galt.; 01 LeGrand; 05 Marysville, First UMC.

Catterall, Carolee (Claremont) AM 04 Deacon; CNUMC 11/1/99 (Ceres LFT) 00 Ceres; 01 LeGrand; 04 Ceres, First UMC; 05 Marysville, First UMC.

Celli, Wanda 08 Middletown UMC; 09 Fall River Mills, Community UMC.

Chaffee, Lauren L. 00 Marina UMC; 01 Pinole UMC; 03 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry; 05 Leave of Absence; 06 Albany UMC; 06 San Francisco, Bethany UMC; 08 Appt to Attend School; 09 Kernville UMC.

Chamberlin, John C. 90-F92; (SFTS) (Presbyterian USA) Recognition of Orders CNUMC 83 (Assoc., Chinese, Oakland); 88 (First St. John’s, San Francisco); 90 First St. John’s, San Francisco; 01 Petaluma; 03 Castro Valley.; 05 San Jose, Alum Rock UMC; 09 Hayward, First UMC.

Chandler, Alfred T. P43-F46; (UTS-P) (Calif.); 36 (Union Cong.); 43 Sierra Vista, Fresno; 44 Livingston; Calif. 46 Livingston; 48 Lindsay; CNMC 49 Lindsay; 59 Watsonville; 65 Laurel, Oakland; CNUMC 69 Los Banos; 75 Retired; 75 76 (Assoc., Atwater).. CC: Auburn, Pioneer UMC

Chang, Jonah J. P68-F70; (SFTS) (Presbyterian. Church of Formosa) CNUMC 62 At school; 66 Sycamore Cong. Ch., El Cerrito; Recognition of Orders CNMC 6/19/67 Christ, Fresno; CNUMC 69 Christ, Fresno; 71 Buena Vista, Alameda; 73 Dir. of Dev. for Asian Amer. Ministries; 75 Exec. Dir., Nat. Fed. of Asian Amer., United Meth.; 85 Supt., Bayview Dist.; 91 Administrator, Council on Cooperative Mission, United Church of Christ in Japan. 99 Retired; 00-01 TBS (East Bay Formosan, Walnut Creek).. CC: Walnut Creek, East Bay Formosan UMC

Chappel, Donald M. F65; (So. New Jersey); 6/1/68 Trans. to CNMC 68 Christ, Sacramento; CNUMC 69 Christ, Sacramento; 70 Voluntary Location; 72 (San Joaquin & Tranquility); 73 Re’ad; 73 San Joaquin & Tranquility; 76 Orick Comm. Presby. & Klamath; 77 Farmersville; 85 Retired.. CC: Arcata, First UMC

Cheng, William (GGBTS) (UCC) 02 San Francisco Chinese.; 02 San Francisco, Chinese UMC.

Cheong, Paul (Missouri East) 01 Yuba City: Marysville Korean; 7/1/02 transfer to CNUMC 02 Yuba City: Marysville Korean; 03 Fremont First Korean UM Fellowship.; 05 Incapacity Leave With CPP Benefits.

Chicou, Robert E. P83-F90; (SMU) CNUMC 83 Assoc. Turlock; 85 Lv. of Absence; 87 Grace, San Ramon; 91 Byron; 95 Millbrae. 99 San Jose: Calvary; 01 San Jose: Evergreen.

Chiew, Gail Pek-Khing P06; (PSR) 04 Cupertino, The Good Samaritan UMC.

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Chinn, Harvey N. P45-F47; (UB White River); 45 At school; 46 At school & Fairview, Portland, IN; 47 Fairview, Portland, IN; 49 Lincolnville, IN; Rocky Mtn., 9/51 Central, Denver; Cal. 53 Rockridge, Oakland; 58 First EUB (Faith), Sacramento; 68 Faith, Sacramento; CNUMC 69 Faith, Sacramento; 80 Exec. Dir., Cal. Council on Alcohol Problems; 85 Retired; 88 97 (Leg. Dir., Council on Alcohol Problems); 88 97 (Leg. Dir., Council on Alcohol Problems). 98 No appt.. CC: Sacramento, Faith UMC

Cho, Eric P02-F05; (Fuller) 00 TBS: (San Jose Korean Associate) 01 San Jose Korean Assoc. Engl. Language Min.; 02 San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly; 05 Georgetown UMC; SY 09 Kerman UMC.

Cho, Sunae Francis 09 San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly.

Cho, Tae-Joon 00 Clovis: Korean Fellowship; 01 Bakersfield: St. Mark’s. 7/1/02 Transfer to CNUMC;; 05 Stockton, Central UMC; 05 Riverbank UMC; 08 Leave of Absence. CC: Bakersfield, First UMC

Choi, Jae-Haeng P06; 05 San Francisco, Calvary UMC; 06 Berkeley, Epworth UMC; 07 Sunnyvale, First UMC; 08 Taft UMC; 09 San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly.

Chou, William P04-F07; (PSR) 00-01 (East Bay Formosan, Walnut Creek Lay Assistant) 02 East Bay Formosan UMC.; 04 Walnut Creek, East Bay Formosan UMC.

Chow, John P71-F73; (Ch. of Christ in China) 56 Hong Kong; CNUMC 70 (Chinese, Oakland); 71 Chinese, Oakland. 90 Chinese Ministry, Rockridge, Oakland; 1/1/94 Retired..

Choy, Anne Lau P97-F99; (ABSW) 97 Assoc., Chinese Community, 1/1/99 Associate Chinese Community Oakland LFT 03 Family leave; 06 Livermore, Asbury UMC; 08 Fremont, St. Paul’s UMC.

Christensen, Alf N. P65-F67; (Assembly of God); (Recog. of Orders) CNMC 65 Georgetown; 67 Lincoln; CNUMC 69 Newcastle & Lincoln; 71 First, Kerman; 2/1/73 Appointed to Secular Work; 2/1/73 Correctional Counselor, Dept. of Corrections, Soledad; 89 Community Resources Manager, Calif. Dept. of Corrections. 98 Shafter 99 Delano & Shafter 01 Delano LFT; 03 Retired.

Christensen, Michael J. P94-F96; (Drew) (Church of the Nazarene) 94 Recognition of orders CNUMC 94 95 Attend school; 96 ABLC: Director, Doctor of Ministry Program, Drew Theological School.. CC: San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC

Clark, W. Thomas P72-F76; (CTS) (Northern Indiana); 67 (Erie); 72 Erie; 73 At school; 74 Galveston; 6/1/80 Trans. to CNUMC 80 Trinity, Sacramento; 89 Madera; 93 Sabbatical; 94 Grass Valley; 99 Retired; 1/1/00 TBS (Sierra Pines) 00 (No app’t.). CC: Grass Valley UMC

Clemente, Arnel (UTS, PSR) (Philippines East) 02 Fresno Christian Fellowship; 7/1/04 Trans to CNUMC; 04 Fresno, Christian Fellowship; 04 Fresno, Christian Fellowship; 08 Fresno, St. Paul’s UMC.

Coats, Orville A. P44-F47; (New Jersey); 42 (Malaga & Willow Grove, NJ); 43 (Old Bridge & Spottswood, NJ); 48 Oklahoma 48 Okemah, OK; 50 Checotah, OK; 51 Chaplain, U.S. Army; 54 Trans. To Ore. Idaho 54 Ontario, OR; 58 Nampa, ID; 63 Supt., Western Dist.; 75 Montevilla, Portland, OR; 79 Faith, Troutdale, OR; 7/1/80 Trans. to CNUMC 80 First & Mexican American, Corcoran; 82 Retired..

Coker, Edwin 00-01 TBS: (Guinda Community CLM) 02-03 TBS (Gridley CLM); 03 Gridley UMC.

Collins, Robert M. P81-F85; (MBBS) CNUMC 4/27/79 (Laton & Armona); 81 Laton & Armona; 83 Chester; 88 Hughson. 98 Modesto Centenary Assoc. 11/16/98 Modesto Centenary Pastor..

Combs, Braxton L. P54-F57; (Perkins) (Oklahoma); 55 At school; 5/30/56 Trans. to CNMC 56 Roselawn, San Jose; 57 Roselawn, San Jose & Sunnyhills, Milpitas; 6/1/59 Saratoga; 62 Min. of Adult Educ. & Counseling, First, Palo Alto; 66 Central, San Francisco; 68 Assoc., Temple, San Francisco; CNUMC 69 St. Francis, San Francisco; 74 Holy Cross, Stockton; 80 Millbrae; 88 Retired.. CC: Stockton, Holy Cross UMC

Cordes, Charles F. P58-F62; (Boston) CNMC 58 At school; 60 Lakewood, Sunnyvale; 62 Almaden, San Jose; CNUMC 69 Almaden, San Jose; 71 At school; 72 Florin, Sacramento; 81 Manteca; 90 Supt., Golden Gate District; 96 Foothills, Cameron Park. 99 Retired 9/10/00 TBS: (San Leandro First) 01 (No App’t). CC: San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC

Cordes, Mark P05-F08; (PSR) 04 Fairfield UMC; 05 South San Francisco: Hope UMC; 08 San Francisco, Sarah Laughed Ministry Gr; 08 South San Francisco: Hope UMC.

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Corson, James H. P53-F55; (PSR) CNMC; 51 (Farmington); 53 Asst., First, Oakland; 55 Etna; 57 Lindo Manor (Aldersgate), Chico; 11/1/58 Assoc., First, Sacramento; 62 Dir., Wesley Fdn., First, Palo Alto; 66 Wesley Fdn., Berkeley; CNUMC 69 UNITAS, Univ. of Cal., Berkeley; 70 Area Sec’y, UMHE, San Francisco; 72 Supt., Golden Gate Dist.; 78 Burlingame; 89 Director, CCOM. 1/1/99 Retired. CC: Sacramento, First UMC

Corson, John E. P58-F60; (PSR) CNMC 58 Asst., First, Oakland; 59 Asst., Wesley Fdn., Berkeley; 60 El Camino; 64 Loomis; CNUMC 69 At School & Asst., Lafayette; 70 Alum Rock, San Jose; 76 First, Bakersfield; 87 Supt., San Jose Dist.; 94 San Ramon Valley, Alamo; 01 Retired. CC: Bakersfield, First UMC

Corson, Richard A. P68-F71; (PSR) (Peruvian Provincial); CNMC 63 (Missionary Teacher Asst. Pastor); 68 At school & Asst., Taylor Memorial, Oakland; 70 Bethany Chapel, Bakersfield; 76 Temple, San Francisco; 79 Co Pastor, Temple, San Francisco; 86 Co Pastor, Campbell.; 88 Campbell UMC; 06 Retirement. CC: San Jose, Wesley UMC

Corson, Roberta B. P71-F73; (PSR) CNUMC 71 Asst. Dir., Church Community, Bethany, Bakersfield; 12/17/74 Assoc. Dir., Church Community, Bethany St. Andrew’s, Bakersfield; 76 Assoc., Temple, San Francisco; 79 Co Pastor, Temple, San Francisco; 86 Co Pastor, First, Campbell; 1/1/93 Co Pastor, First, Campbell LFT. 01 Co-Pastor Campbell First LFT & Licensed Psychologist, New Perspectives Couns. Cntr. 02 Roberta B. Corson, PhD, Psychologist; 03 Co-pastor Campbell 1st LFT; 03 Campbell UMC; 06 Retirement. CC: San Jose, Wesley UMC

Cortez, Ruth Ocera P91-F93; (PSR) CNUMC 90 (Fresno Christian Fellowship); 91 Fresno Christian Fellowship; 95 96 Attend school; 97 Oakland Melrose United; 99 Superintendent, Shasta District.; 05 Retirement.

Corzine, Lloyd William P55-F58; (Wisconsin) 55 At school; 6/10/56 Trans. to W. Wisc. 56 Assoc. Dir., Wesley Fdn., Wisc. Univ., Madison Wesley Assoc.; 6/9/57 Trans. to Wisc. 57 Assoc. Dir., Wesley Fdn., Wisc. Univ., Madison; 6/6/59 Trans. to CNMC 59 Wesley Fdn., Sacramento State Col.; 61 Assoc. Dir., Dept. of College & Univ. Relig. Life, Div. Higher Educ., Gen. Bd. of Educ., Nashville, TN; CNUMC 69 Coro Fdn., Pittsburg, PA; 70 At school; 74 Counselor, Community Counseling Center; 80 Alcohol Counselor, So. Cal. Permanente Med. Group (Kaiser); 88 Retired.. CC: Salinas, First UMC

Coy-Armantrout, Pamela G. P81-F88; (Iliff) CNUMC 81 At school; 82 Assoc., Santa Clara; 84 Biggs; 86 Riverbank; 91 Soledad/Greenfield; 94 Sabbatical; 95 Hilltop, Seaside LFT; 97 Marysville; 00 Etna/ Ft. Jones.; 06 Sabbatical; 07 Mt. Shasta, Community UMC; 07 Dunsmuir UMC.

Crawford, James D. P79-F83; (MBBS) CNUMC 79 At school & Wesley, Modesto; 81 Wesley, Modesto; 85 Newcastle; 91 First, San Jose..

Creel, Steven 05 Visalia UMC.

Cruz, Winston A. P98-F01; (PSR) 97 Lindsay UMC; 00 Martinez UMC; 09 Valley Springs Community UMC.

Cueto, Estan J. F91; (Princeton) (Pacific Northwest) 88 90 Beacon; 91 Beacon; 94 Sedro Woolley; 7/1/95 Transferred to CNUMC 95 Geneva Ave., San Francisco.; 04 Vallejo, Fellowship UMC; 09 Retirement.

Cummings, Pamela D. P79-F81; (PSR) CNUMC 79 Assoc., St. Paul’s, Manteca; 82 Sunnyhills, Milpitas; 89 Davis; 96 Loomis.; 05 Sonoma UMC.

Cunningham, Donald J. P55-F57; (Boston) (New England) CNMC 55 At school; 57 Chowchilla; 60 Chowchilla & Dairyland; 9/1/61 Woodside Rd., Redwood City; CNUMC 69 Woodside Rd., Redwood City; 70 First, Oakland; 81 Supt., Shasta Dist.; 84 Conference Program Council Dir.; 89 Burlingame. 98 Retired.. CC: Alameda, Twin Towers UMC

Current, John D. P03-F06; (PSR) (Pacific Northwest) 8/1/01 Richmond; Good Shepherd; 03 Richmond, Good Shepherd UMC; 05 San Jose, Genesis UMC; 09 Oakland, Lake Park UMC.

Current, R. James P60-F63; (GETS) (Baltimore Conference); 60 At school; 60 Blanchard & Fayette; 63 Carroll’s Gills & Stevenson Ch.; 65 Chaplain USN; 6/11/69 Trans. to CNUMC 69 Sea Cliff & Wesley, Daly City; 70 Daly City; 76 St. Mark’s, Orinda; 84 Novato. 99 Retired.. CC: Novato UMC

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Current, Staci P03-F06; (Claremont) (Pacific Northwest) 8/1/01 Oakland: Shattuck Ave.; 03 Oakland, Shattuck Avenue UMC; 09 San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC.

Currier, Judy D. P90-F92; (SFTS) CNUMC 1/1/89 (Kelseyville); 89 (Kelseyville & Upper Lake); 90 Kelseyville & Upper Lake; 92 Grace, Santa Cruz; 96 Petaluma; 01 Walnut Creek Tice Valley.; 05 Retirement.

Dahl, Janice F99; (WTS) FD 99; Sacramento St: Mark’s, Director of Education; 99 Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC; 06 Retirement.

Dale, Alfred S. P48-F50; (Chicago) (N. Dakota); 48 At school; 5/15/52 Trans. to So. Cal. Ariz. 52 Min. to Students, USC, Los Angeles; 7/15/54 Trans. to CNMC 54 Min. Chr. Educ., San Leandro; 9/15/55 Min. Dir., United Student Chr. Educ., Wash. Col. of Educ., Bellingham, WA; 58 Geneva Av. & St. Francis, San Francisco; 59 Grace & St. Francis, San Francisco; 61 Wesley Fdn., San Francisco; 66 United Campus Min., San Francisco; 68 Sabbatical; CNUMC 69 Same; 9/1/69 Campus Min., UCCM, San Francisco State; 70 Vice Pres., Dean of Student Affairs of Central YMCA, Community College, Chicago; 73 Exec. V.P., Central YMCA, Community College, Chicago; 4/15/75 Dir., Comm. Center Fdn., Palos Park, IL; 77 Lv. of Absence; 78 Live Oak, Santa Cruz; 82 Missionary, Bd. of Global Ministries, Fiji; 86 Same, Poland; 88 Same, Peace with Justice Educator; 89 Same, Missionary in Residence; 90 Peace with Justice Educator, General Board of Global Ministries; 4/1/91 Retired.. CC: San Francisco, Temple UMC

Dale, Craig S. P98-F01; (Asbury) CNUMC 95 97 (UM Fellowship, Elko) 98 UM Fellowship, Elko. 01 Galt.; 09 Antioch UMC.

Dale, Warren Lee P66-F68; (PSR) CNMC 66 At school; 67 Grace, Oakland; CNUMC 69 Shoreview, San Mateo; 71 At school; 9/1/73 Dir., Mid Peninsula Par., Past. Counseling Serv.; 76 Chaplain, Mills Memorial Hosp., San Mateo; 81 Dir., Transitions. 1/1/98 Consultant & Interim Pastor, Vallejo Wayside; 1/1/98 Consultant & Interim Pastor, Vallejo Wayside; 99 Vallejo Wayside LFT. (CC: Los Altos); 05 Retirement.

Dalton, Mary SY 07 Maxwell UMC; 09 Selma, San Pablo UMC; 09 Selma, First UMC.

Dalton, William G. P55-F58; (United Ch. of Canada, Saskatchewan Conf); 42. (Recog. of Orders), United Church of Canada; 37 (Cleeves, Sask.); 38 (Winter, Sask.); 39 (Hubbard Ituna, Sask.); 41 (Sonningdale, Sask.); 42 Mortlach, Sask.; 44 Summerberry, Sask.; 47 At school; 50 Claresholm, Alta; 53 At school; 54 Trans. to CNMC 54 (Ceres); 55 Ceres; 59 Orland; 2/1/64 Sonoma; 65 San Bruno; CNUMC 69 San Bruno; 70 Sebastopol; 74 First, Redwood City; 78 St. Paul’s, Stockton; 81 Retired.. CC: Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC

Damon, Daniel C. P90-F92; (PSR) CNUMC 87 (Meridian & Sutter); 90 Meridian & Sutter; 92 Assoc., First, Modesto; 95 First, Richmond LFT. 99 Richmond First & Berkeley Epworth Korean Ministry (English) 00 Richmond First (LFT) 03 Richmond First (FT.

Damonte, J. Dirk F01; (PSR) FD 01; Consecrated 98 CNUMC 98 Los Altos.; 01 Los Altos UMC.

Danson, Nancy C. (Perkins) (Oklahoma) 6/1/95 Trans to CNUMC; 94 UM Fellowship, Elko NV (¶ 426.1, ‘92 Discipline) 95 UM Fellowship, Elko NV; 2/1/96-96 Lv. Of Absence; 9/1/96 Grace Santa Cruz; 99 San Jose: Willow Glen..

Darling, Darrell W. P63-F66; (Yale) (Cent. Illinois); 6/1/66 Trans. to CNMC 66 Dublin; 67 Pleasanton; CNUMC 69 Lynnewood, Pleasanton; 10/1/69 Commitment Organizer, Livermore Pilot, Nat’l New Forms Project; 9/1/70 Davis; 78 First, Santa Cruz; 1/1/84 Lv. of absence; 90 Retired.. CC: Santa Cruz, Live Oak UMC

Darling, Karen S. P91-F93; CNUMC 89 90 (Trinity, Colusa); 91 Trinity, Colusa; 92 Associate, Visalia; 93 Grace, Fresno; 94 Portola; 00 Sabbatical; 01 Georgetown.; 04 Georgetown UMC; 05 Family Leave. CC: Georgetown UMC

Darling, Steven L. P62-F64; (SPST) (Cent. Illinois); 62 At school; 64 Vermont St. & Melrose, Quincy, IL; 6/1/66 Trans to CNMC 66 Foster City; 68 Assoc., Los Altos; CNUMC 69 Assoc., Los Altos; 70 Novato; 77 Rancho Cordova; 84 Redding; 87 Alum Rock, San Jose; 90 Lafayette; 93 Salem, Lodi. 97 Retired.. CC: Isleton, Community UMC

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Davis, Beverly L. P55-F59; (Boston) CNMC 55 At school; 57 Alisal; 58 Assoc., Burlingame; 60 Kelseyville & Lakeport; 64 Merwin Memorial, Sacramento; 68 At school; CNUMC 69 Sabbatical; 70 Chaplain, Sacramento Children’s Home; 71 Exec. Dir., Children’s Center of Sacramento for Disturbed Children; 12/17/73 Administrator, Retirement Housing Fdn.; 78 Retired.. CC: Sacramento, Centennial UMC

Davis, E. Julius P48-F52; (Yale) (Detroit) 48 At school; 50 Southfield; 55 St. Luke’s, Detroit; 5/23/59 Trans. to New York East 59 Asst., Babylon; 6/15/61 Trans. to CNMC 61 Assoc., First, Fresno; 62 Caruthers; 64 Parlier; 67 Orangevale; CNUMC 69 Orangevale; 70 Marina & Seaside; 73 Rio Linda; 76 Clearlake Highlands; 79 Greenfield; 85 El Camino & Corning; 88 Retired; 96-97 TBS (Coulterville.) 98 No Appt.. CC: Coulterville UMC

Davis, Patrick F99; (Candler) FD 99 99 Lynnewood Pleasanton, Min. Of Youth, Ed., Music; 8/1/00 Lynnewood LFT + ATEM: Wesley Youth Homes; 1/15/02-03 Leave of Absence.; 05 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: San Ramon, Grace UMC

de Ocera, H. Wilson P02-F05; (PSR) 99 Daly City; 02 Daly City, UMC of Daly city.

DeCamp, Donna Morrow F98; (PSR, Perkins) F98; (PSR, Perkins) FD 98 98 San Jose Willow Glen, Minister of Discipleship. 99 LOA; 2/1/00-02 Attend School. 03 Interim Associate Pastor, Walnut Creek, LFT,; 05 Transitional Leave; 05 Walnut Creek, Tice Valley UMC; 07 Transitional Leave.; 05 Transitional Leave; 05 Walnut Creek, Tice Valley UMC; 07 Transitional Leave; 08 Retirement.

Dee, Gayle A. P08; (PSR) 08 Leave of Absence; 08 Half Moon Bay, Community UMC; 09 Transitional Leave.

Delgado, Sharon E. P91-F93; (PSR) CNUMC 91 Newcastle; 93 First, Santa Cruz. 99 Sabbatical 00 Ex. Dir, Earth Justice Ministries;. CC: Nevada City UMC

DeNoon, Donald L. P65-F67; (So. Indiana) 65 At school; 67 Associate, Methodist Temple; 70 Blue Grass; 74 At school; 76 Campus Ministry, Univ. of Mo., Missouri East 77 Campus Min., Wes. Fdn., St. Louis; 8/15/83 Trans. to CNUMC 8/15/83 Campus Christian Association, Univ., Nv., Reno, NV; 89 Lv. of Absence; 90 Retired.. CC: Reno, First UMC

DeOcera, Elmar R. (Claremont) 03 Delano UMC; 09 Hayward, South Hayward.

Dew-Hiersoux, Linda S. P93-F96; (PSR) CNUMC 93 San Ramon Valley, Alamo; 94 Associate, First, Napa; 01 St. Helena.; 05 Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC; 08 Sacramento, Central UMC.

DeWitt, Nadine M. P77-F81; (PSR) CNUMC 77 UCCM, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, NV; 78 Assoc. Dir., CCOM; 79 Assoc., First, Palo Alto; 83 Castro Valley; 88 First, San Jose; 91 Supt., Bay View Dist. 97 San Mateo Hillsdale; 03 Retired. CC: Sparks UMC

Dilenschneider, Anne M. P90-F92; CNUMC 87 (Assoc., Trinity, Chico); 88 89 (Assoc., Paradise); 90 Assoc., Paradise; 92 Ukiah; 94 Crystal Springs, San Mateo; 00 Sabbatical; 01 Retired. CC: Half Moon Bay, Community UMC

Dillon, Deborah H. 02-03 TBS (Cone Community Assistant); 05 Cone Community UMC; 08 Fresno, Christian Fellowship.

Dirdak, Paul R. P74-F77; (PSR) CNUMC 74 At school; 75 Lake Park, Oakland; 80 Aldersgate, So. San Francisco; 82 Ukiah; 86 First, San Jose; 88 Trinity, San Francisco; 96 First, Walnut Creek. 98 Deputy General Sec’y for UMCOR, Health and Welfare, Mission Volunteers, General Bd of Global Ministries.; 07 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004; 08 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Walnut Creek, UMC

Dodson, John L. P56-F61; (GETS) CNMC 56 At school; 59 Martinez & Moraga; 60 Orinda Moraga; 61 St. Mark’s, Orinda; 65 Wesley House, UCCM, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, NV; CNUMC 69 Center for Religion and Life, Univ. of Nevada, Reno; 78 Los Altos. 2/1/99 Retired.. CC: Aptos, Community UMC

Donaldson, Judith L. (SFTS) 92 Battle Mountain UMC; 93 Carlin UMC; 04 Battle Mountain UMC; 06 Carlin UMC; 07 Battle Mountain UMC; 07 Carlin UMC.

Donihue, Donald D. P56-F59; CNMC 56 Asst., Epworth, Berkeley; 58 Windsor; 60 Wayside, Vallejo; 62 Yreka & Montague; 65 At school; 9/1/65 Assoc., Woodland; 67 Asst. Prof., Baker Univ., Baldwin, KS; CNUMC 69 Same; 74 Dir., Div. of Public & Social Services, Mattatuck Comm. Col.; 83 Retired.. CC: Davis UMC

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Dowdy, M. Ray P94-F97; (SFTS) CNUMC 90 92 (St. Paul’s, Point Arena); 93 (Potter Valley LFT); 94 Potter Valley LFT; 95 Newcastle.; 97 Newcastle UMC; 05 Fortuna UMC; 09 Retirement.

Doyle, Lawrence H. P53-F55; CNMC 54 Windsor; 57 Novato; 62 Chaplain, USNR; 65 Fallon, NV; 67 Fallon & Schurz, NV; CNUMC 69 Sabbatical; 70 St. Paul’s, Fresno; 75 Centennial, Sacramento; 79 Calvary, San Jose; 87 Lemoore; 89 Retired.. CC: Fresno, Wesley UMC

Draucker, Steve L. 92 03 New Cuyama LFT..

Droke, Clifford S. P62-F64; (Student 59) CNMC 59 (Assoc., Campbell); 60 (Campbell); 61 (Dixon); 62 Dixon; 64 Wesley, Daly City; 67 Crystal Springs, San Mateo; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Supt., Sacramento Nevada Dist.; 75 Campbell; 79 First, Palo Alto; 1/1/84 Dir., CCOM, Gen. Sec. & Treas. Elect; 5/12/84 Gen. Sec. & Treas., Gen. Council on Fin. & Admin.; 1/1/96 Ass. General Sec’y, National Council of Churches 1/1/99 Retired..

Drumm, Gerhard P. P60-F63; (PSR) CNMC 60 At school; 61 Potter Valley; 66 Grace, Fresno; CNUMC 69 Grace, Fresno; 72 Oakdale; 80 Eureka; 88 St. Paul’s, Fresno; 94 Retired.. CC: Eureka, First UMC

Dunn, Ronald G. P75-F78; (United) CNUMC 75 At school; 76 Newcastle; 84 Co Pastor, Los Gatos; 92 Livermore; 01 Alamo: San Ramon Valley..

Dunn, Roy S. P43-F47; (GETS) (Ev. Ohio) 43 Calla; 44 Calla & Mapleton; 45 At school; EUB Ohio East 47 Marshallville; 50 Conf. Evangelist; Pac. N.W. 8/55 Ladd’s Addition, Portland; Cal. 62 Good Samaritan, Cupertino; CNUMC 69 Good Samaritan, Cupertino; 90 Retired.. CC: Cupertino, The Good Samaritan UMC

Dunning, Kathryn P04-F07; (Claremont) 01 TBS (Kings Beach); 8/1/01 Lay Pastor at Kings Beach LFT 04 Kings Beach LFT; 07 Kings Beach UMC.

Durward, Amy Beth P02-F06; (PSR) 00 TBS: (Milpitas: Sunnyhills- Lay) 1/1/01 Milpitas Sunnyhills LFT; 01 Los Gatos Assoc.; 03 San Jose Almaden Associate; 05 St. Helena UMC; 09 Personal Leave. CC: Napa, First UMC

Dutt, Harry J. P57-F60; (So. Dakota); 57 At school; 60 Onida & Agar; 62 Murdo & Okaton; 63 Trans. to No. Dakota 63 Fairmount & Bethany & Rosholt, SD; 68 Assoc., Fargo; 10/1/74 Trans. to CNUMC 10/1/74 Assoc., First, Bakersfield; 82 St. Paul’s, Fresno; 88 Sabbatical; 89 Lv. of absence; 90 Grace, Fresno; 93 Retired.. CC: Bakersfield, First UMC

Duval, Dottye Jill 05 Shasta Lake, Community UMC.

Easton, Alexis S. P95-F98; (PSR) 93 Linden. 98 Grace Stockton.; 05 Brentwood UMC.

Eatough-Smith, Steven G. P63-F67; CNMC 66 Chowchilla; 67 Chowchilla & Le Grand; CNUMC 69 Assoc., Education, Concord; 70 Assoc., Concord; 72 Sonoma; 79 Centennial, Sacramento; 84 First, Vallejo; 86 Fair Oaks. 97 Oroville; 98 Retired.. CC: Oroville, First UMC

Edde, Lois 98 Vacaville Faith Fellowship.; 99 Vallejo, Fellowship UMC; 00 Vacaville, Faith Fellowship; 09 Retirement.

Edwards, Nymphas R. P65-F67; (Princeton) (Methodist Conf. of Caribbean American); 8/1/92 Trans. to CNUMC 8/1/92 Elmhurst, Oakland; 98 Burlingame 02 Superintendent, San Jose District,; 08 Bakersfield, St. Mark’s UMC.

Ellis, David C. P68-F70; (PSR) CNMC 68 Laton & Armona; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Caruthers & Armona; 71 Citrus Heights; 75 Elverta; 9/1/75 Half Moon Bay; 80 Lv. of Absence; 81 St. Paul’s, Stockton; 83 St. Andrew’s, Sacramento; 89 Albany; 90 Dos Palos; 92 Mendocino UM Cooperative Parish: Willits; 12/1/94 02 Disability; 03 Retired. CC: Sacramento, St. Andrew’s UMC

Elsea, Madeline K. P76-F78; (PSR) CNUMC 76 Assoc., First, Bakersfield; 80 Ceres; 84 Centennial, Sacramento; 97 Los Gatos; 01 Carmel: Church of the Wayfarer; 03 Bakersfield Trinity.; 09 Personal Leave. CC: Bakersfield, First UMC

Emerson, John H. P58-F62; (Boston) CNMC 58 At school; 62 Trinity, Sunnyvale; 1/1/67 Carson City, NV.; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Asbury, Livermore; 75 First, Salinas; 1/1/81 First, Reno, NV; 84 First, San Leandro; 90 Lynnewood, Pleasanton 99 Retired; 10/00-6/02 TBS Winnemucca; 7/04-6/05 TBS Ely & McGill. CC: Reno, First UMC

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Erford, Roy P52-F54; (Pac. N.W. EUB) 50 Green Lake, Seattle; 54 The Dalles, Oregon; 56 NR; 59 S’y; 61 The Dalles, Oregon, TBS; 65 NR; Cal.; 66 West Lake, San Francisco; CNUMC 69 At school; 70 Voluntary Location; 11/1/74 St. Francis, San Francisco; 76 Re’ad; 76 St. Francis, San Francisco. 89 Retired.. CC: Madera UMC

Ericksen, Marilyn E. P79-F81; (PSR) CNUMC 79 Nevada City; 82 Assoc., First, Sacramento; 1/1/86 Lv. of Absence; 86 Assoc. Dir., Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California, Sacramento; 10/1/89 Executive Dir., California Child, Youth, and Family Coalition; 96 Lv. of absence. 97 Fair Oaks.; 04 Appt to Attend School; 05 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC

Ernst, Richard K. P65-F68; (Boston) CNMC 65 At school; 66 Assoc., First, Bakersfield; CNUMC 69 Loomis; 83 Asbury, Livermore; 92 Sabbatical; 93 Hillsdale, San Mateo. 97 Walnut Creek Tice Valley; 01 Retired. CC: Loomis, First UMC

Escamilla, Oscar E. P57-F60; (PSR) CNMC 2/1/57 (Messiah, Oakland); 57 Asst., El Cerrito; 58 Asst., St. Stephen’s, Oakland; 3/1/60 Byron; 62 Assoc., Visalia; 65 Fall River Mills; 68 Grace, Yuba City; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Clovis; 81 First, San Leandro; 84 Montclair, Oakland; 89 Martinez; 91 Riverbank. 99 Retired..

Escarzaga, Corazon (WTS) 04 Porterville, First UMC; 08 Lindsay UMC; 09 Visalia UMC.

Escarzaga, Marcelo (WTS) 04 Porterville, First UMC; 08 Porterville, Grand Avenue UMC.

Estes, Carol D. P08; 07 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Richmond, Easter Hill UMC

Estolas, Elpidio B. P75-F79; (United Ch. of Christ of the Philippines); 57 San Juan, La Union; 58 Sto. Thomas, La Union; 59 Agoo, La Union; 61 Naquilian, La Union; 63 Bauang, La Union; 68 NR; 70 Teacher, Westwood Unified School Dist., Westwood, CA; CNUMC 75 At school; 76 Livingston; 78 United, Oakland & Fellowship, Vallejo; 79 Fellowship, Vallejo; 84 Lv. of Absence; 86 Williams & Arbuckle; 87 Faith, San Jose; 89 Faith, San Jose & Lakewood, Sunnyvale; 90 Wasco; 91 Tuolumne & Soulsbyville; 93 Riverside, Sacramento; 94 Riverside, Sacramento & Evangelical UM Fellowship, Stockton; 1/1/95 Riverside, Sacramento LFT; 96 Sanger. 98 Retired.. CC: Vallejo, Wayside UMC

Estrada, Rodrigo G. (United Ch. of Christ); F82 CNUMC 80 Alpaugh & Earlimart; 81 Melrose, Oakland; 84 Assoc., Hayward; 85 Daly City; 91 Geneva Avenue., San Francisco; 95 Retired.. CC: San Francisco, Temple UMC

Eucalyptus, Denis P76-F79; (PSR) CNUMC 76 Laton & Armona; 78 Assoc., First, Salinas; 80 Nevada Sierra Resourcing Co Pastor, Nevada DCOM & Coleville, CA & Yerington, NV; 81 Co Dir., Program Resources, Nevada Sierra Coop. Par. & Yerington, NV; 10/1/85 Yerington, NV; 86 Wayside, Vallejo; 89 Smith River; 96 Lake County Coop. Ministries: Lower Lake & Clearlake LFT; 00 Clearlake, Lower Lake, Middletown.; 06 Clearlake, Community UMC; 06 Lower Lake, Community UMC; 09 Retirement.

Euler, James (Fuller) 05 Schurz UMC.

Everhart, Janet S. P80-F83; CNUMC 80 At school; 81 Assoc., First, Sunnyvale; 84 Byron; 89 Wesley, Fresno. 98 Sabbatical; 99-03 School. 03 SIMPSON COLLEGE. CC: Berkeley, Epworth UMC

Exelby, Sandra M. P90-F93; (PSR) CNUMC 1/1/89 (Point Pleasant SLP) 89 (Point Pleasant); 90 Point Pleasant; 93 Morgan Hill; 96 Jackson; 02 Retired. CC: Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC

Extrum-Fernandez, Renae D. P84-F86; (Boston) CNUMC 84 Central, San Francisco; 89 Associate, First, Palo Alto; 93 Lake Merritt, Oakland. 98 Walnut Creek First.; 07 Bay View Dist. Superintendent.

Fa’asislia, Saia 05 San Mateo, Hillsdale UMC; 05 San Mateo, Shoreview UMC; 06 San Mateo, Hillsdale UMC; 06 San Mateo, Shoreview UMC.

Fabila, Samuel M. F97; (Perkins) AM 93 Deacon CNUMC 87 90 (Assoc. for Hispanic Min., Salem, Lodi); 91 (Associate for Hispanic Min., Holy Cross, Stockton LFT); 11/24/91 92 (Christ Mission Hispanic Fellowship, Lodi LFT); 93 Christ Mission Hispanic Fellowship, Lodi LFT (1/1/94 ft). 97 Christ Mission Hispanic Fellowship + Lodi Salem 97 Christ Mission Hispanic Fellowship + Lodi Salem 98 Lodi Salem 01 Lodi Salem + Sacramento Emanuel; 03 Sacramento Oak Park LFT.; 04 Retirement.

Fado, Donald H. P56-F59; (Boston) CNMC 56 At school; 58 Sierra Vista, Fresno; 63 Hanford; 66 First, Burlingame; CNUMC 69 Same; 73 Wesley, Fresno; 87 St. Marks, Sacramento; 01 Retired. CC: Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC

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Fairchild, Gordon S. P58-F63; (CTS) (No. Iowa); CNMC; 58 At school; 6/15/61 CNMC 61 Min. of Educ., Trinity, Chico; 12/1/63 Geneva Av., San Francisco; 11/1/64 Voluntary Location; 66 Re’ad., 66 First Reedley; 68 Elk Grove; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Wesley, Sacramento; 6/1/72 Appt. to Secular Work; Admin. Asst. to Assemblyman; 76 Salesperson, Insurance; 77 Insurance Agent; 89 Representative, Fairchild Financial Services; 91 Retired.. CC: Sacramento, Florin UMC

Fanaika, Tevita P03-F06; (Perkins) 00 Sacramento: Tongan UM Fellowship.; 01 Sacramento, Tongan U.M. Fellowship; 08 Incapacity Leave With CPP Benefits. CC: Sacramento, Florin UMC

Fazio, M. Angelo P97-F99; (Boston) (Roman Catholic) CNUMC 97 Ely & McGill 02 Sonoma; 05 Retirement.

Feleunga, Sepuloni SY 09 Sunnyvale, San Jose Tongan Fellowship.

Fellers, Donald R. P45-F47; (Claremont) (Calif.); 43 (1 yr. supply); 45 At school; 47 Conf. Dir. MYF; CNMC 49 Same; 9/49 Hughson; 55 Asbury, Livermore; 66 Centenary, Modesto; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Carlmont, San Carlos; 74 At school; 75 Sparks, NV; 80 Assoc., Los Altos; 84 Retired.. CC: Napa, First UMC

Fellersen, Raymond Ralph P44-F47; (Boston) (Calif.); (2 3/4 yrs. supply) 47 Fair Oaks (Fed.); CNMC 49 Same; 52 Min. of Youth, First, Fresno; 53 Park Presidio, San Francisco; 11/15/56 Ukiah; 63 Willow Glen, San Jose; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Rancho Cordova; 8/1/73 First, San Rafael; 81 Retired; 1/1/89 (Sutter Creek) 89 (No appointment).. CC: Sutter Creek UMC

Fine, Pamela P01-F04; (PSR) 99 Colfax; 03 Stockton Central Associate.; 04 Stockton, Central UMC; 05 Family Leave; 06 Arbuckle UMC; 07 Bakersfield, Wesley UMC; 09 Aptos, Community UMC.

Fitch, Douglass E. P64-F66; (Gammon) (Cal. Pac); 64 Bethel & Epworth; 65 Epworth; 6/1/68 Trans. to Detroit 68 Detroit Industrial MSS; 11/1/69 In school; 1/1/70 Trans. to Cal Pac 11/1/70 In school; 71 Assoc., Vermont, Los Angeles; 73 Crenshaw, Los Angeles; 74 Board of Higher Ed. and Ministry; 12/1/84 Cal Pac Conference Office; 7/1/87 Trans. to CNUMC 87 Downs Memorial, Oakland; 99 San Francisco: Glide Memorial.; 07 Retirement.

Floyd, Gregory (Claremont) 98 Elverta LFT; 00 Valley Springs Community.; 07 Valley Springs Community UMC; 09 Atwater UMC.

Fong, Benjamin T. (Boston) (The Methodist Church, Hong Kong) 5/24/80 Trans. to CNUMC 80 First, St. John’s, San Francisco; 88 Chinese, Oakland; 93 Retired.. CC: Sunnyvale, Trinity UMC

Fong, Leo T. P52-F55; (No. Ark); CNMC 6/15/54 Trans. to CNMC (Chinese, Sacramento); 55 Chinese, Sacramento; 62 Fellowship, Vallejo; 64 St. Mark’s, Stockton; 68 Sabbatical; CNUMC 69 At school; 72 Appointed to Secular Work; Child Welfare Worker, Dept. of Public Assistance, County of San Joaquin; 75 Koinonia Productions; 79 St. Mark’s, Stockton; 96 Retired.. CC: Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC

Ford, Linda M. P83-F86; (PSR) CNUMC 83 Assoc., Willow Glen, San Jose; 84 Upper Lake; 89 Highland Chapel, Lake Isabella; 90 First, Reedley, 94 Sabbatical; 95 Livingston. 00-02 Family Lv. 11/15/02 Tulare; 03 Family leave.:; 05 Monterey UMC.

Foster, A. Durwood P55-F57; (UTS) (W. No. Car); 10/2/55 Prof., Duke Univ.; 60 Prof., PSR; 6/2/61 Trans. to CNMC 61 Same; CNUMC 69 Same; 10/77 Prof., PSR.; 93 Retired.. CC: Oakland, Shattuck Avenue UMC

Foster, John M. P56-F61; (Boston) CNMC 56 At school; 59 Assoc., First, San Jose; 10/1/61 Round Valley & Willits; 68 Assoc., First, Walnut Creek; 70 At school; 71 Elmhurst & Melrose, Oakland; 73 Delano; 79 St. John’s, Rohnert Park; 83 Paradise; 92, Supt., Nevada Sierra Dist. 99 Retired; 00 TBS Susanville; 00 TBS Bakersfield First; 01 Interim Supt. Bay View.

Foster, Susan L. P06; (PSR) 05 Bakersfield, St. Mark’s UMC; 08 Hanford UMC.

Foster, Virginia L. P04-F07; (PSR) 03 Sacramento Centennial Minister of Christian Ed. & Family Life; 04 Sacramento, Centennial UMC; 07 Mariposa UMC.

Fox, F. Jerry P73-F76; (GETS) CNUMC 73 At school; 74 Potter Valley; 78 Assoc., Philo & Boonville & Assoc., Ukiah; 80 Assoc., Ukiah; 82 Auburn; 89 Watsonville; 94 Arcata; 01 San Jose St. Paul’s..

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Franks, David W. P75-F79; (Pac. & SW); CNUMC 7/1/77 Trans. from Pac. & SW 77 Windsor; 83 Truckee & Kings Beach; 86 Dublin; 87 Assoc., Lake Merritt, Oakland LFT; 1/1/93 Lv. of absence; 93 Counselor, Tri County Center; 96 Tri-City Health Center; 97 Retired.. CC: Oakland, Lake Merritt UMC

Frazier, C. Holtzman P59-F64; (Virginia); 55 (Marvin Chapel); 57 (Toms Brook); 59 Toms Brook; 62 Marshall; 6/14/64 Trans. to CNMC 64 Biggs; 68 Yreka; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Montague & Yreka; 72 First, Santa Clara; 78 Evergreen, San Jose; 81 Fairfield; 10/1/85 Lv. of Absence; 90 Retired.. CC: Napa, First UMC

Frazier, Rochelle A. P05-F08; 03 Oroville First.; 05 Oroville, First UMC; 08 Pittsburg UMC.

Friesen, Claude H. P53-F55; (Drew) (Newark); 53 Grace, Newark; 54 Bergen Point, Bayonne; 2/15/57 CNMC 2/15/57 Assoc., First, Fresno; 61 Albany; 65 Aptos; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 At school; 71 Almaden, San Jose; 76 Los Molinos & Aldersgate, Chico; 79 Sonoma; 92 Retired.. CC: Sonoma UMC

Fugitt, John M. P59-F63; (Claremont) CNMC 59 At school; 63 Sierra Vista, Fresno; 67 St. Stephen’s, Oakland; CNUMC 69 Same; 79 Trinity, Sunnyvale; 84 St. Mark’s, Orinda; 86 Fortuna; 90 Chester; 94 Retired.. CC: Chester UMC

Fujimori, John M. P77-F86; CNUMC 77 At school; 6/16/78 Missionary with Bd. of Global Ministries; 83 Lv. of Absence; 84 Aldersgate, Palo Alto; 86 Miss. to Japan, Gen. Bd. Global Min.. CC: San Jose, Wesley UMC

Fujinami, Atsuko 06 San Francisco, Pine UMC.

Fuller, Glenn S. P47-F49; (UTS) CNMC 47 Shoreview, San Mateo; 49 Missionary to India; 11/1/49 Trans. to Bombay Conf.; 9/1/54 Trans. to CNMC 9/1/54 Greenfield; 6/1/59 Milpitas & Roselawn, San Jose; 61 Roselawn, San Jose; 63 Tracy; CNUMC 69 Sabbatical; 70 Minister, Union Church, Seoul, Korea; 73 Assoc., Los Altos; 76 Almaden Hills, San Jose; 83 Assoc., First, Palo Alto; 10/15/88 Retired.. CC: Palo Alto, First UMC

Gafke, Arthur F. P66-F70; (Yale) (Missouri East) CNUMC 6/11/67 Trans. to CNMC 67 Assoc., First, Fresno; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 St. Mark’s, Fresno & Dir., Metro. Min., Fresno; 74 Dir., Metro. Min., Fresno; 75 Ukiah; 82 Alum Rock, San Jose; 87 Supt., Shasta Dist.; 93 First, Reno, NV; 94 Director of Supervision and Support Systems, Div. of Ordained Ministry, Gen. Bd. of Higher Ed. and Ministry; 03 Bakersfield First.; 05 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004; 09 Retirement.

Gama, Octavio P02-F05; (Fuller, Drew) 1/01/02 Greenfield; 02 Greenfield UMC; 09 Soledad, Mision Metodista Hispana de Sol; 09 Personal Leave. CC: Salinas, First UMC

Gariaeff, Ellen S. P85-F88; CNUMC 85 Freedom; 88 El Camino & Corning; 93 Lake County Cooperative Ministries: Middletown. 00 Sabbatical; 01 Retired.

Garlick, Cheryl A. F98; FD 98 94 Associate In Christian Ed, Oakland Rockridge LFT. (Family Leave: 4/1/01-12/1/01); 05 Transitional Leave; 06 Family Leave; 07 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Alameda, Buena Vista UMC

Garment, L. Susan P76-F79; (Detroit); 76 In School; 78 New Lothrop Juddville 80 Division of Chaplains; 10/1/95 Faith Fellowship, Vacaville (¶ 426.1, 1992 Discipline.) 7/1/96 Transferred to CNUMC 96 Faith Fel., Vacaville LFT.; 11/1/98-03 Disability Leave.; 07 Retirement.

Garment, Stanley J. P76-F79; (Detroit); 76 In School; 78 Flint Central; 79 Flint Central assoc. 80 Division of Chaplains; 7/1/96 TBS: (Grace, San Ramon) 7/1/97 Transfer to CNUMC; 97 San Ramon Grace LFT. 00 Chester; 03 Retired.

Garrison, James F. P87-F90; (Asbury) (Oklahoma) 85 86 (Gage) CNUMC 87 Ely & McGill; 91 First, Dinuba. 99 Sonora; 04 Patterson, Federated Church; 07 Georgetown UMC.

Gears, Judson O. P66-F68; (LTS) (Philadelphia) 63 Lewisville, PA; 65 Cumby & Campbell, TX; Eastern Penn. 68 Churchtown & Morgantown, PA; 71 Panther Valley Par., Nesquehoning, PA; 75 St. Andrew’s, Havertown, PA; 7/1/79 Trans. to CNUMC 79 Montague & Yreka; 83 Grass Valley; 89 Oroville; 91 Mt. Tamalpais, Mill Valley; 96 First, Pacific Grove; 02 Retired. CC: Grass Valley UMC

George, Larry D. P69-F71; (Boston) (New England) So. New England 69 At school; 70 Assoc., Sudbury, MA; 71 First, Everett, MA; 6/8/72 Trans. to CNUMC 72 Assoc., Willow Glen, San Jose; 78 Cameron Park; 96 First, Sacramento.; 06 Retirement.

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Gess, Sandy P07; (PSR) 04 Vacaville, St. Paul’s UMC.

Giddings, Paul K. P74-F75; (American Baptist); Recognition of Orders CNUMC 9/69 8/70 Assoc., Valley Park Baptist, Sepulveda; 71 73 (Caruthers); 74 Caruthers; 78 Lv. of Absence; 79 Assoc., Central, Stockton; 83 El Sobrante, Richmond; 91 Petaluma; 6/1/94 03 Disability.; 07 Retirement. CC: El Sobrante UMC

Glenn, Alice Ann F97; (UOP) FD 97; 75 Consecrated Cal.-Pac.; 74 Mary Elizabeth Inn, San Francisco; 77 transferred to CNUMC; 77 Paradise; 84 CE Consultant/Curriculum Writer.; 97 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Monterey UMC

Goetz, Katie P06-F09; (Claremont) 05 Palo Alto, First UMC; 09 Sunnyvale, Trinity UMC. CC: Palo Alto, First UMC

Golden, Ardyss A. P97-F00; (SFTS) 96 Hollister.; 97 Hollister UMC.

Gomez, Frank 99-01 Salinas: Hispanic UM Fellowship.02 East Salinas Family Center.

Goodwin, Rebecca M. P94-F97; (PSR, PSR) CNUMC 94 Colfax. 99 Rancho Cordova. CC: Rancho Cordova UMC

Goodyear, Lin B. P88-F90; (Asbury) CNUMC 86 (Assoc., First, Bakersfield); 88 Assoc., First, Bakersfield; 90 Los Banos; 02 Visalia.; 05 Antioch UMC; 09 Retirement.

Goodyear, Myron B. P73-F76; CNUMC 73 At school; 74 Kernville; 79 Assoc., First, Yuba City; 82 Orangevale.; 88 Orangevale, First UMC; 05 Leave of Absence; 08 Retirement.

Goto, Alpha D. P80-F84; CNUMC 80 Co Pastor, Christian Layman Church; 82 Palm, Dinuba; 85 United, Berkeley; 93 Live Oak, Santa Cruz; 1/1/03 Santa Cruz UMC. 03 Sabbatical;; 04 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Palo Alto, Aldersgate UMC

Goto, Jennifer Irvine P05-F08; (PSR) 04 Walnut Creek, UMC; 08 Atwater UMC; 09 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Madera UMC

Goto, Shinya P07; (PSR) A03 03 TBS (San Jose Wesley Associate); 04 San Jose, Wesley UMC; 07 Appt to Attend School; 08 Madera UMC. CC: Madera UMC

Gravatt, Timothy J (Asbury) 07 Visalia UMC; 08 Oakdale, Community UMC.

Greer, Philip C. P55-F57; (GETS, PSR) CNMC 55 At school; 56 Valley Springs; 57 LeGrand & Cathay Valley; 59 Assoc., Merced; 60 At school; 63 Chaplain, U.S. Justice Dept.; 64 Ch. Yth. Serv., Inc., Detroit, Prot. Chapel, Wayne Co. Juv. Hall; CNUMC 69 Grad. Fellow in Psych., Garrett Sch. of Theol.; 71 Counseling Dir. of Pastoral Counseling Min.; 75 Past. Psych. & Dir. of Comm. Mental Health Center, Warren Achievement Center, Monmouth, IL; 78 Off. Manager, Yerington Med. Health Clinic, Yerington, NV; 79 Add Schurz, NV; 6/1/86 Past. Psych., Carson Mental Health Center; 89 Hanford. 97 Retired.. CC: Sparks UMC

Greilich, Ronald A. P59-F61; (Asbury) CNMC (Supply 3/4 yr); 59 Olivehurst; 60 Shasta Dam Community; 62 First, San Mateo; 64 Lincoln; 67 Albany CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Parlier & Sanger; 74 Sanger; 78 Salem, Lodi; 86 Assoc., Yuba City; 92 St. Luke’s, Richmond, 94 Greenfield & Soledad. 97 Retired.. CC: Fresno, St. Paul’s UMC

Griffin, Susan P05-F09; 05 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: San Francisco, Bethany UMC

Griggs, David 03 TBS: (Sacramento Wesley); 05 Sacramento, Wesley UMC.

Grundman, Deborah V. F97; (Drew) FD 97; 93 Consecrated Cal.-Nev.; 93 Sparks, NV Director of Music; 03 Elko UM Fellowship & Carlin; 04 Assistant to the Bishop.; 05 UMC Center Staff. CC: Sacramento, Japanese UMC

Grundman, Gary N. P76-F79; (Drew) CNUMC 76 At school; 77 Assoc., First, Modesto; 81 Patterson; 88 Sparks, NV. 03 Elko UM Fellowship & Carlin.; 04 Sacramento, Japanese UMC; 09 Pleasanton, Lynnewood UMC.

Guest, Donald F. 06 San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC.

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Gunckel, Vernon F. P62-F64; (So. Cal.); Ariz. 6/1/67 Trans.to CNMC 67 Roselawn, San Jose; CNUMC 69 Inst. in Speech, San Jose City Col.; 70 Asst. Prof., San Jose State Col.; 72 Coord. of Language & Commun. Dept., Cambrian Col.; 73 Appointed to Secular Work; Course Dir., Dept. of Commun., Seneca Col. of Applied Arts & Tech.; 80 Pres., Durant, Gunckel, Scott & Assoc.; 89 ABLC: Coordinator, Bereavement Support Services, Jerrett Funeral Chapels Ltd; 03 Retired. CC: Santa Clara UMC

Habte, Shim P00-F04; (Assembly of God) A00 02 Recog. Of Orders; 00 Arbuckle and Williams; 03 Citrus Heights; 04 Citrus Heights UMC; 09 Gilroy UMC.

Halafau, Sione (ABSW) 99 Seaside: Hilltop LFT..

Hall, Jeffrey D. P07; 00 Portola UMC; 05 Truckee, Church of the Mountain.

Hall, Philip L. P61-F64; (PSR) CNMC 61 At school; 62 Byron; 64 Assoc., Redding; 12/1/66 Dunsmuir; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Los Molinos & Aldersgate, Chico; 76 Petaluma; 84 First, Pacific Grove; 90 St. Paul’s, Manteca; 02 Retired. CC: Portola UMC

Hall, Wayne 06 Coleville, Antelope Valley UMC.

Hamby, Charles P. P50-F52; (No. Alabama); 48 At school; 53 Chaplain, U.S. Army; 56 Trans. to So. Cal. Ariz. 56 El Cajon; 62 Temple City; 65 Downey; 68 San Clemente; 69 Voluntary Location; 6/14/76 Re’ad; 6/15/76 Trans. to CNUMC 76 St. Andrew’s, Bakersfield & Shafter; 3/79 Vice Pres. for Devel., Huston Tillotson Col.; 83 First, Kerman; 86 Hollister; 87 Gilroy; 90 Retired.. CC: Gilroy UMC

Hamilton, Cynthia (SFTS) (Presbyterian) A03 03 Modesto First Associate.

Hamilton, Sharalyn P01-F04; 00-01 San Ramon: Grace LFT. 00 San Ramon: Grace; 04 Valencia; 06 Family Leave; 08 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC

Hammer, Heather P07; (PSR) 06 Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC; 09 Rohnert Park, St. John’s UMC.

Hammett, Sandra A. P98-F01; (Princeton) CNUMC 96 Boulder Creek 99 Santa Clara: Mission City.; 01 Santa Clara UMC; 07 Retirement.

Han, Sang En P90-F94; 90 Associate for Korean Ministry, Epworth, Berkeley LFT. 00 Berkeley: Korean 01 Berkeley: Korean LFT; 1/1/02 Berkeley Korean; 03 Retired.

Hanaoka, Nobuaki P77-F79; (Colgate-Rochester) (American Baptist); (Recog. of Orders) CNUMC 72 Japanese Baptist Ch., Seattle; 75 (Buena Vista, Alameda); 77 Buena Vista, Alameda; 79 Pine, San Francisco; 91 Japanese, Sacramento; 94 Epworth, Berkeley; 96 North Sacramento, Sacramento. 98 Sacramento Japanese; 04 San Francisco, Calvary UMC; 05 San Francisco, Bethany UMC; 06 Sabbatical; 07 Retirement.

Hardman, Robert E. P57-F59; CNMC 57 Asst., First, Oakland; 58 Calwa, Fresno; 6/2/61 Trans. to Ore. 61 Min. Educ., McMinnville; 6/12/64 Trans. to CNMC 64 Assoc., Woodside Rd., Redwood City; 67 Exec. Dir., ARK, San Mateo; 1/15/68 Half Moon Bay; CNUMC 69 Same; 75 Gospel Outreach; 76 Past. Counseling & Ministry Training, Faith Center; 78 Central, San Francisco; 82 Lakewood, Sunnyvale; 89 St. Paul’s, Stockton. 2/1/99 Retired..

Harkness, Paul H. P80-F82; (PSR) CNUMC 77 No App’t; 79 (Clearlake); 80 Clearlake; 85 Morgan Hill; 87 Resident Chaplain, Fred Finch Youth Center; 91 Walnut Ave., Walnut Creek 99 Pleasanton: Lynnewood; 01 Sunnyvale First.; 05 Castro Valley UMC.

Harrell, Michael A. P03-F06; (Claremont) 8/1/97-02 (Taft) LFT; 03 Kerman.; 06 Kerman UMC; 09 Santa Cruz , UMC of Santa Cruz.

Harrell, Neal R. P98-F00; (PSR) 96 Point Pleasant.; 98 Elk Grove, Point Pleasant UMC.

Harris, Neal R. P83-F85; (Duke) CNUMC 83 LeGrand & Chowchilla; 87 Sonora; 92 North Sacramento, Sacramento; 96 Fortuna 99 Klamath; 01 Reedley First and Fellowship.. CC: Reedley Fellowship

Hartman, Toni M. P00-F03; (SFTS) CNUMC 00 Aldersgate Chico Associate/ Los Molinos. 03 Chico Aldersgate Associate; 06 Yreka UMC.

Hawthorne, Robert J. P48-F52; (Iowa Des Moines); 48 At school; 6/20/52 Trans. to CNMC 52 St. Paul’s, Stockton; 54 Assoc., First Wesley Fdn., Palo Alto; 58 Tracy; 62 Redding; 2/1/68 Hillsdale, San Mateo; CNUMC 69 Same; 78 Supt., San Jose Dist.; 83 Almaden Hills, San Jose; 90 Retired.. CC: San Jose, Almaden Hills UMC

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Hayward, C. Douglas P44-F50; (Calif.); 44 At school; 11/47 Westboro, MA; 50 Hillsdale, San Mateo; 59 Trinity, Berkeley; 67 Assoc. Prof., St. Paul Theol. Sem., Kansas City, MO; CNUMC 69 Same; 10/1/69 Central, Stockton; 74 First, Palo Alto; 77 Walnut Creek; 86 Retired. 9/1/88 1/1/89 (San Ramon Valley). CC: Walnut Creek, UMC

Hayward, R. Lee P72-F76; (PSR) CNUMC 72 At school; 74 Laton & Armona; 76 Milpitas; 82 Grace, Stockton; 88 Willow Glen, San Jose. 99 Sabbatical; 00 Lv. of Absence; 01 ATEM: Min. Of Organizational Effectiveness and Leadership Dev., Flextronics. 02 ATEM Hayward & Associates OFF: NASA -Ames Research Center; 05 San Jose, Alum Rock UMC; 05 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Los Gatos UMC

Headden, Andrew 99 Placerville: El Dorado County Federated Co-Pastor.; SY 07 Placerville, El Dorado County Federated.

Healy, Victorine A. P74-F76; (PSR) CNUMC 10/15/72 (Potter Valley); 11/1/73 (No Appt); 74 Min. of Outreach, MUMM; 76 Round Valley & Willits; 77 Assoc., Millbrae; 80 Lv. of Absence; 11/1/82 Assoc., Millbrae; 85 Beulah, Kerman; 89 Beulah & First, Kerman; 94 Kerman. 99 Superintendent, Fresno District; 07 Fresno, Wesley UMC.

Heffernan, Laura K. P97-F99; (Asbury) 97 Faith, Sacramento; 03 Sacramento Faith Associate LFT.; 05 Family Leave; 08 Oroville, First UMC. CC: Oakdale, Community UMC

Henshaw, Paul W. P67-F69; (West Ohio) 7/1/91 Trans. to CNUMC; 67 At school; Western Pa. 70 At school; West Ohio 71 Associate, Epworth, Columbus; 78 Associate, Worthington, Columbus; 85 Associate, Armstrong Chapel, Cincinnati; 91 Associate, Los Altos; 01 Pleasanton: Lynnewood.; 09 Retirement.

Herrell, Albert M. P35-F39; (GETS) (Indiana); 10/33 (Epworth); 35 Epworth; 36 At school; Calif. 40 Mountain View; 10/41 Geneva Av., San Francisco; 44 Hayward; CNMC 49 Hayward; 9/15/52 Burlingame; 62 Central, Stockton; CNUMC 69 Same; 10/1/69 Los Altos; 78 Tice Valley, Walnut Creek; Calif. CNMC 82 Retired.. CC: Walnut Creek, Tice Valley UMC

Herschbach-Martin, Eva E. P77-F84; (PSR) CNUMC 76 (Valley, Dublin); 77 At school & First, Richmond; 78 Disc.; 80 Reinstated; 80 Chaplain Intern, Clinical Past. Educ. Program, Hermann Hosp., Houston, TX; 82 Arbuckle; 86 Ceres; 92 St. Andrew’s, Sacramento; 00 Retired; 04 Centennial. CC: Sacramento, St. Andrew’s UMC

Hess, Holly L. P87-F90; CNUMC 84 (Assoc., Willow Glen, San Jose) 11/1/85 (No Appt.) 87 Co Pastor, Exeter; 2/1/89 Pastor, Exeter; 90 First, Santa Cruz; 93 95 Family leave; 96 Chaplain, Dominican Santa Cruz Hospital; 01 Lv. of Absence; 02-03 Family leave..; 07 Leave of Absence. CC: Santa Cruz , UMC of Santa Cruz

Hillman, Holly D. (Claremont) 88 90 (Smith, NV & Coleville); 91 98 (Smith, NV LFT); 99 Windsor LFT. 03 Hughson.

Hillman, Thomas F. P80-F85; (PSR, Fuller) CNUMC 1/1/80 Boulder Creek; 87 Smith NV & Coleville; 91 Smith, NV LFT. 99 Windsor LFT; 1-1-01 Windsor (Full Time). 03 Hughson.

Hingano, Siosifa P00-F03; (St. John-NZ) (New Zealand Methodist Church); 10/1/95 97 Biggs & Gridley LFT 98 Sanger (¶ 337.1, 1996 Discipline); 7/01/00 Transfer to CNUMC; 00 Sanger .; 03 Sanger UMC; 09 San Jose, Genesis UMC.

Hoffman, Elbert D. P43-F46; P43-F46 So. Cal. Ariz. 45 Westland; 46 Min. of Educ., First, Redlands; 50 At school; 51 Min. of Educ., No. Glendale; 56 Dir. Of Youth & Student Work; 5/1/66 Trans. to CNUMC; 66 Conf. Counselor Conf. Council; 69 Program Staff; 70 Dir. of Devel., John Woolman School, Nevada City; 71 Dir., Fresno State Col. Rel. Center; 84 Minister of Prog., Central, Stockton; 86 Retired. 9/1/88 1/1/89 (San Ramon Valley). CC: Stockton, Central UMC

Horikoshi-Firebaugh, Barbara G. P01-F04; (SFTS) 97 Ione LFT. Mar. 1, 1998 Full-Time; 02 Oakland Lake Park.; 04 Oakland, Lake Park UMC; 09 Sacramento, Faith UMC.

Horne, Julia D. P04-F07; (PSR) 03 Durham Community; 03 Durham UMC; 05 Chico, Trinity UMC; 08 Leave of Absence. CC: Orland, Federated Church

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Horton, James Y. P59-F61; (Pac. Northwest); 59 Medical Lake; 61 Bd. of Missions; 64 Trans. to S.E. African Ann. Conf. 64 Dir., Christian Ed., Eastern Transvaal Dist.; 68 Supt., Transvaal Dist.; 72 Teacher, Shasta Col.; 6/15/81 Trans to CNUMC 80 Central Valley LFT; 94 Shasta Lake LFT.; 04 Retirement.

Hougland, J. Donald P68-F72; (Idaho); CNUMC 63 (New Meadows); 65 (Middleton); Kansas 67 (Alma); 68 At school; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Round Valley & Willits; 73 Coleville & Smith & Gardnerville, NV; 75 Grace, Fresno; 78 Roseville & Orangevale; 79 Orangevale; 82 Live Oak, Santa Cruz; 88 Pastor, Bridesburg UMC, E. Penn. Conf.; 10/15/89 90 Lv. of Absence; 91 Retired.. CC: Sacramento, Faith UMC

Huang, Danny (TST) (UC Canada) 03 Burlingame Associate for Taiwanese Ministry.; 03 Burlingame UMC.

Hurd, Joseph C. P93-F96; (SWBTS) (Southern Baptist); 6/16/93 Recog. of Elder’s Orders CNUMC 93 First, Corcoran; 94 First, Corcoran & Tipton; 95 Etna & Fort Jones; 97 Greenfield and Soledad; 01 Porterville First.; 06 Retirement. CC: Greenfield UMC

Huser, William R. P52-F54; (Perkins) (E. Oklahoma); 52 Bokchito & Bennington; Oklahoma 54 At School; 6/14/55 CNMC; 55 Monterey; 60 Withdrew (Q38. 60 Journal); (A74) CNUMC 10/15/73 (Georgetown); 75 Readmitted & placed on Vol. Loc.; 75 (Georgetown & Min. of Vis., First, Sacramento); 76 (Georgetown) 89 Readmitted, effective 10/1/89; 10/1/89 Sierra Pines, Grass Valley LFT. 12/31/99 Retired.; 00 Retirement.

Hutchison, R. James P65-F67; CNMC 8/1/64 (Guinda); 65 Guinda; 66 Fellowship, Vallejo; 67 Kings Beach & Truckee; 68 Kings Beach & Truckee & So. Lake Tahoe; CNUMC 69 Livingston; 70 Oakdale; 72 Aldersgate, San Rafael; 87 First, Concord. 97 Retired..

Idzerda, Rejean E. (PSR) CNUMC 11/1/85 88 (Boyes Hot Springs); 89 94 (St. Paul’s, South San Francisco); 95 (Retired)..

Imaizumi, Nobu T. P69-F72; (So. Cal. Ariz.); 70 Christ, Santa Maria; 7/1/72 Trans. to CNUMC 72 Assoc., Visalia & Farmersville; 73 Assoc., Visalia; 74 Pine, San Francisco; 78 Sabbatical; 79 Lv. of Absence; 80 English Faculty, Hinomoto Women’s Col., Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture; 84 Pastor, Mukonoso Ch., Amagasaki, Japan; 95 ABLC: Professor, Kwansei Gakuin University.. CC: San Francisco, Pine UMC

Inouye, Keith P. (PSR) 85 Palm UMC, Dinuba; 89 North Gardena and Faith, Torrance; 7/1/02 CNUMC from Calif-Pacific; 02 Clovis: United Japanese Christian;; 09 San Jose, Wesley UMC.

Irelan, Rebecca J. (Duke) 99 Santa Cruz: Grace LFT. 7/1/02 Transfer to CNUMC from Oregon Idaho 02 Santa Cruz: Grace; 1/1/03 Santa Cruz UMC 03 Novato;; 05 Novato UMC.

Ivery, Donna Fado P86-F89; (Boston) CNUMC 86 Assoc., Asbury, Livermore; 88 Wesley, Hayward; 93 Madera; 6/1/94 02 Incapacity.. CC: Alameda, Twin Towers UMC

Ivery, Hubert L. P93-F98; (I T C) CNUMC 6/16/93 Recognition of Elder’s Orders Progressive National Baptist. CNUMC; 93 Associate, Madera & St. Mark’s, Fresno LFT.; 94 Associate, Madera LFT; 95 St. Paul’s, So. San Francisco; 99 El Cerrito; 08 Alameda, Twin Towers UMC.

Jefferies, William B. P78-F82; CNUMC 76 New Cuyama; 78 Arbuckle; 82 Riverbank; 86 Biggs; 88 Gridley & Biggs; 90 Gridley LFT; 95 Retired. 9/3/00 TBS (Biggs & Gridley) 12/3/00 TBS (Gridley) 01 No App’t.. CC: Chico, Trinity UMC

Jenkins, Anthony L. P08; (PSR) 06 San Francisco, Calvary UMC.

Jennings-Teats, Dixie L. P77-F81; (SFTS) CNUMC; 77 Poplar Meth. Miss., London, England; 77 Staff, Ecumen. Inst.; 80 Proj. Dir., Buban Human Dev. Proj.; 82 Staff, Ecum. Inst.; 83 Staff, Inst. of Cult. Affairs Inter.; 87 Point Arena; 90 Wellspring Renewal Center; 91 Sabbatical; 92 Minister of Invitation, Paradise LFT; 9/1/00 Carson City Assoc. LFT..

Jennings-Teats, Robert S. P76-F81; (SFTS) (Pac. Northwest); CNUMC; 6/1/77 Trans. to CNUMC 77 Poplar Meth. Miss., London, England; 77 Staff, Ecumen. Inst.; 80 Proj. Dir., Buban Human Dev. Proj.; 82 Staff, Ecum. Inst.; 83 Staff, Inst. of Cult. Affairs Inter.; 87 Philo & Anderson Valley, Boonville; 90 Trinity, Mountain View; 92 Minister for Worship and Community Witness, Paradise. 9/1/00 Carson City.

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Jogis, Judith L. P78-F80; CNUMC 78 Roselawn, San Jose; 84 Assoc. for Singles Ministry, Los Altos & Roselawn, San Jose; 85 Philo & Anderson Valley, Boonville; 87 Sabbatical; 88 Couns. Intern, Cath. Comm. Ser.; 89 Counselor, Christian Family Counseling Services; 1/1/95 Willow Glen UMC Counseling Service, San Jose; 99 Retired.. CC: San Jose, Willow Glen UMC

Johansson, Robert V. F82; (New York) (Meth. Ch. of Chile); CNUMC 11/25/79 Morgan Hill; 80 Assoc., First, Lodi; 84 Grace, Fresno; 88 Riverdale; 93 Retired.. CC: Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC

Johnson, Diane E. 11/1/02 Battle Mountain LFT; 03 Battle Mountain UMC; 04 Retirement.

Johnson, Douglas L. P97-F99; (Fuller) 95 98 (United Methodist Fellowship, Rocklin.) 9/13/98 Chartered as Rocklin: Cornerstone Community UM Church; 01 Woodland.; 06 Leave of Absence; 06 Vallejo, Wayside UMC.

Johnson, Stephen L. P92-F94; CNUMC; 91 (Truckee & Kings Beach); 96 Truckee.; 98 Truckee, Church of the Mountain; 05 Sabbatical; 06 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004. CC: Truckee, Church of the Mountain

Johnson, William A. P64-F68; (GETS) CNMC 64 At school; 67 Assoc., First, San Jose; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Gilroy; 76 St. Andrew’s, Palo Alto; 88 Grace, Stockton; 96 Cambrian Park, San Jose.; 06 Retirement.

Johnstone, Charles D. P88-F90; (Nazarene) CNUMC; 88 Assoc., Asbury, Livermore; 93 Castro Valley. 03 Asbury Livermore.

Jones, Alan H. P72-F76; (Wesley House-Cam.) (British Methodist Ch.) Admitted to CAL PAC 78; 78 (No record); 78 Holman; 82 (Special appt.) 84 Special Appt. outside US (GBGM missionary); 85 W. Los Angeles; 89 LA Wilshire; 94 San Francisco UM Miss., Exec. Dir.; 98 Transfer to CNUMC; 98 San Francisco UM Miss. Exec Dir. 03 San Rafael; 04 Hayward, South Hayward; 06 Campbell UMC.

Jones, Robert L. 06 Sacramento, Oak Park UMC.

Jordan, Ann Marie P08; 08 Leave of Absence; 08 Sacramento, St. Andrew’s UMC.

Jordan-Irwin, Becca 98-03 TBS (Healdsburg); SY 07 Healdsburg Community Church.

Jordan-Irwin, David 98-03 TBS (Healdsburg); SY 07 Healdsburg Community Church.

Joshi, Manohar P02-F04; (GETS) 7/15/01 Oakland Rockridge.; 02 Oakland, Rockridge UMC; 05 Vallejo, Wayside UMC; 06 Davis UMC; 09 Family Leave. CC: Santa Rosa, Christ UMC

Jung, Hyun-Sup (Perkins) (Korean Methodist Church) A00 00 Citrus Heights Korean Fellowship..

Juniel, JoAnn F00; (Eastern) (African Methodist Episcopal) (A99) CNUMC 99 (Oakland Elmhurst) 7/1/00 Transferred to CNUMC; 00 Oakland: Elmhurst LFT 01 Sacramento Hope;.

Kan, Ernest Kei-Fai (Chinese U. of H.K.) (Hong Kong Methodist Church) 7/25/92 Transfer CNUMC; 7/25/92 Chinese, San Francisco; 02 Sabbatical; 03 San Francisco Epworth UM Fellowship .; 09 Sacramento, Riverside UMC; 09 Sacramento, Chinese UMC.

Kang, Hyesung P06-F09; (SFTS) 05 Sacramento, Cho-un Korean UMC.

Kaplan, Kathleen B. P76-F79; (MBBS) CNUMC 75 (Parlier); 77 Smith River; 79 Los Molinos & El Camino & Corning; 10/15/83 El Camino & Corning; 84 Assoc., Lodi; 86 Hillcrest, Salinas; 88 Forestville; 91 First, Hayward; 94 Retired.. CC: San Mateo, Hillsdale UMC

Kawashima, Hope O. F98; (SFTS) FD 98; Oakland Lake Park, Director of Music & Office Coordinator LFT; 02 Leave of Absence; 9/1/02 Fresno St. Paul’s Minister of Music.LFT.; 05 Clovis, United Japanese Christian; 07 Retirement. CC: Clovis, United Japanese Christian

Kawashima, Masayoshi P72-F74; (Fuller, SFTS, Claremont) (Oregon Idaho); 72 Community, Ontario, OR; 9/1/80 Transferred to New York; 9/1/80 Japanese American Metro; 7/1/88 Transferred to Cal Pacific; 88 West Los Angeles; 7/1/93 Transferred to CNUMC; 93 Lake Park, Oakland; 02 Retired. CC: Clovis, United Japanese Christian

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Kazato, Shiro P69-F72; (ABSW) (Pac. Northwest); CNMC 66 (Fellowship, Reedley); 69 Fellowship, Reedley; 9/1/70 Trans to Pac. NW 9/1/70 Whitney Mem., Tacoma; 77 Highland Park, Spokane; 7/1/83 Trans. to CNUMC 83 Buena Vista, Alameda; 86 Aldersgate, Palo Alto; 90 Knights Landing & Arbuckle; 93 Knights Landing LFT; 96 Riverside, Sacramento; 02 Retired.

Keller, Robert G. P54-F56; (EUB) Cal. 54 At school; 56 Kerman; 63 Rockridge, Oakland; 68 Trinity, Sacramento; CNUMC 69 Same; 74 Carmichael & Trinity, Sacramento; 75 Trinity, Sacramento; 77 First, Porterville; 85 Twin Towers, Alameda; 95 Retired.. CC: Alameda, Twin Towers UMC

Kelley, Fleming T. P80-F83; CNUMC 80 At school; 81 LeGrand & Chowchilla; 83 St. Paul’s, Stockton; 89 St. Andrew’s, Sacramento & Rocklin; 90 St. Andrew’s, Sacramento; 92 Retired.. CC: Lodi, First UMC

Kelly-Baker, Linda M. P93-F95; (SFTS) CNUMC 91 92 (Red Bluff); 93 Rancho Cordova 99 ATEM: Ministry of Spiritual Formation Through Dance; Training Administrator, CLAYM Program. 02 Ministry of Spiritual Form. & Direct. thru Bread of Life and ClayM Missionary to Loaves & Fishes;; 07 Sacramento, First UMC. CC: Sacramento, North Sacramento UMC

Kemper, Susan DeEsta P93-F95; (PSR) CNUMC 90 (Lockeford & Clements UM Fellowship); 91 (Associate for Worship, Carlmont, San Carlos LFT); 92 (Trinity, Mountain View); 93 Trinity, Mountain View. 98 Lv. of Absence; 00 Retired.

Kendall, Richard M. P54-F58; (PSR) CNMC 9/53 (Olivehurst); 54 Olivehurst; 2/56 Elmhurst, Oakland; Southern Congo 59 At school; 60 Elizabethville Dist. Missionary; 63 Furlough; 64 Min. of Educ., Concord; 66 Principal, Springer Institute, Mulungwishi, Rep. of Congo; 10/1/70 CNUMC 10/1/70 Assoc., Los Altos; 73 St. Mark’s, Orinda; 76 San Bruno; 87 Co Pastor, Redding; 92 Retired.. CC: Redding, First UMC

Kennedy, Elizabeth Meikle P87-F89; (SFTS) CNUMC 87 Trinity, Colusa; 89 Associate, Willow Glen, San Jose; 11/1/90 Red Bluff; 91 Woodside Road, Redwood City; 8/1/95 01 Disability leave; 02 Marriage & Family Intern, Project FOCYS.; 05 Leave of Absence; 06 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: San Mateo, Crystal Springs UMC

Kerr-Carpenter, Colin C. P86-F88; (Boston) (No. Cent. NY); 85 Philadelphia and Evans Mills; 90 North Mexico(LTF); 92 Fayetteville, Assoc (LTF); 94 Willowvale, Sauquiot, Cedar Lake; 95 Sauquiot Valley, Cedar Lake; 11/16/96 Transfer to CNUMC; 11/16/96 Conference Coordinator Youth And Camping Ministries.; 07 Leave of Absence; 07 Sacramento, Chinese UMC; 09 Citrus Heights UMC. CC: Elk Grove, Point Pleasant UMC

Kerr-Carpenter, Kathy (Boston) 99 Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC; 07 Elk Grove, Point Pleasant UMC.

Kessel, Wayne M. P47-F49; (Calif.); CNMC 47 Asst., Burlingame; CNMC 49 Gilroy; 52 Alum Rock, San Jose; 56 Laurel, Oakland; 61 Merced; 66 Asbury, Livermore; CNUMC 69 Same; 2/15/70 First, San Rafael; 70 Disability Leave; 9/1/70 Goodwill Indus., San Jose; 71 Goodwill Indus. of Santa Clara County; 73 Appointed to Secular Work 73 Mutual Life Insur. Co. of New York; 74 Church of the Valley, Dublin & St. Paul, Newark; 76 St. Paul, Newark; 87 Retired.. CC: Jackson UMC

Kim, Doosik P00-F03; (SFTS) CNUMC 5/1/99 San Francisco: Ohnnury Mission UMC; 00 San Francisco, Ohnnury Mission UMC; 04 Leave of Absence; 05 Newcastle UMC.

Kim, Duk-Soo P96-F99; (Claremont) 9/1/90 95 (Galilee Korean, Sunnyvale); 96 Galilee Korean, Saratoga; 03 Sunnyvale Galilee Korean..

Kim, Eun-Young SY 08 San Ramon, Grace Korean Mission.

Kim, Hee-Soo P88-F90; CNUMC 88 Korean, Oakland; 89 Willows; 2/24/95 Family Leave; 96 ABLC: Assistant Professor, Christian University, Chonan, South Korea.. CC: Willows, First UMC

Kim, Henry H. P91-F94; (WTS) (Baltimore) 7/1/91 Trans to CNUMC 91 Associate, Bethel Korean, Santa Clara; 94 First, Hayward; 98 Oakland Korean; 01 Director, Wesley Foundation Cal Berkeley LFT; 04 San Ramon, Grace UMC.

Kim, Ok-Whan P88-F91; (MTS) (East Ohio); 88 Korean, Canton; 7/1/90 Trans. to CNUMC; 90 Associate, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Valley, San Jose; 01 Retired. CC: Sunnyvale, Galilee Korean UMC

Kim, Philip Muyoung 92 San Francisco, Ohnnury Mission UMC; 99 SSF, Aldersgate UMC; 99 Rohnert Park, St. John’s UMC; 01 Oakland, Korean UMC; 07 Retirement.

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Kim, Sun-Hee P02-F05; (Perkins) 01 Oakland Korean Associate for Youth Min.; 02 Millbrae Associate for Children, Youth, and their families.; 03 Millbrae, New Vision UMC; 06 Family Leave; 07 Walnut Creek, Walnut Avenue UMC.

Kim, Taeck-Kyu F90; (MTS, Perkins, Drew) 63 Ordained - Korean Methodist Church; 63-75 Korean Naval Chaplain; 76-82 Korean United Church of Dallas; 83-89 Korean Central United Church of Canada; F90 Transfer to New York AC; 90 Astoria Korean; 1/1/97 Transfer to CNUMC; 97 Korean UMC of Santa Clara Valley; 03 Retired (P. 359.2c); 7/1/04 Reinstated to active member (P 359.7); 97 San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly; 03 Retirement; 04 San Francisco, Korean UMC; 06 Retirement. CC: San Francisco, Korean UMC

Kim, We-Woong P87-F88; (United) (Indiana); 87 No app’t. listed; 1/1/88 Korean, Bloomington; 7/1/93 Transferred to CNUMC; 93 Bethel Korean, Santa Clara.; 09 Clovis, Fresno Korean Fellowship.

Kim, Young-Gwon P06-F09; (Drew) 04 Clovis, Fresno Korean Fellowship; 09 Santa Clara, Bethel Korean UMC.

Kim, Youngrae P07; (WTS) 05 San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly; 09 Taylorsville UMC; 09 Greenville UMC; 09 Chester UMC.

Kimball, Thomas P77-F79; (Gammon) (No. Georgia); CNUMC 7/1/77 Trans. To CNUMC; 77 St. Mark’s, Fresno; 80 Trinity, Mountain View; 90 First, Pacific Grove; 96 Superintendent, Golden Gate District; 01 Santa Rosa First.; 05 Fairfield UMC.

Kimbell, John C. 01 TBS: (Battle Mountain) 02 (Soulsbyville and Tuolumne); 04 Tuolumne UMC; 04 Soulsbyville UMC.

Kimbell-Auth, Shannon (PSR) 99-03 TBS (Lakeport); SY 07 Lakeport, United Christian Parish.

Kimber, Alan (Perkins) (East Ohio) 7/1/02 - 8/31/02 Stockton, St. Mark’s; 9/1/02 - 6/30/04 Lodi, First; Trans to CNUMC 7/1/04; 04 Lodi, First.

Kimble, Roger P78-F80; (GETS) CNUMC 78 Elmhurst, Oakland; 82 Chaplain, U.S. Army; 87 Oak Park, Sacramento; 91 Martinez; 00 Pittsburg.; 08 Napa, First UMC.

Kintner, Dwight L. P50-F52; (Perkins, Hartford, Boston) (Central Texas); 50 Minter’s & White’s Chapels; 51 Assoc., Arlington Heights, Fort Worth; 53 Div. World Miss., India; 11/4/54 Trans. to No. India Conf. 54 Woodstock School; 56 Supt., Garhwal Dist.; 5/29/57 Trans. to New York East 57 Smithtown; 60 Newington, CT; 63 New York 63 Flushing, NY; 67 Ravina; 69 Council of Churches of Connecticut; 76 Council of Churches of Santa Clara County; 7/1/82 Trans. to CNUMC; 82 Council of Churches of Santa Clara County; 87 Morgan Hill; 93 Retired. 03 TBS (Boulder Creek);. CC: Boulder Creek UMC

Kirk, Robert C. P92-F94; (Yale) (New York Conf.); 91 East Pearl St; 7/1/94 LOA; 7/1/95 Transfer to CNUMC 95 Hamilton, San Francisco; 1/1/96 Hamilton & St. Francis, San Francisco. 97 Redwood City Woodside Rd. 01 Sabbatical: 02-03 Leave of Absence.; 04 Concord UMC.

Klein, Liza H. P01-F04; (PSR) 99-00 (Albany); 00 Albany LFT; 02 Albany; 04 San Rafael;.

Knudson, Newell P. P46-F49; (Calif); CNMC 46 At school; 47 Asbury, Livermore; CNMC 49 Same; 2/1/50 Mount Shasta, Siskiyou Group; 56 At school; 56 Eighth Avenue, Oakland; 59 Greenfield; 62 Los Banos; CNUMC 69 Tracy; 72 Eureka; 80 First, Hayward; 83 Supt., San Jose Dist.; 87 Clovis; 89 Retired.. CC: Clovis, Memorial UMC

Knutsen, Roger B. P54-F56; (W. Wisc.); 52 (Balsam Lake); 54 Balsam Lake & Centurin; 56 Spencer & Colby & Unity; 58 Tomah & Tunnel City; 60 Tomah; 62 Chaplain, U.S. Army; 6/1/65 Trans. to CNMC 65 Lake Park, Oakland; 66 Chaplain, U.S. Army; CNUMC 69 Same; 83 Caruthers; 86 Retired.. CC: Caruthers UMC

Koloto, Maile T. P01-F05; (PSR, Claremont) 93 00 (Associate for Tongan Ministry, First, Palo Alto, FLP eff. 1/1/96); 01 Oakland Laurel.; 04 Oakland, Laurel UMC.

Kraps, John M. P71-F76; (Northern Illinois); 79 Parish of Reconciliation, Chicago, IL; 80 Co Pastor, Soledad & Hillcrest, Salinas; 6/15/82 CNUMC; 83 Assoc., San Ramon Valley, Alamo; 86 Ukiah LFT; 92 Good Samaritan, Cupertino; 01 (¶337.1) Eldorado First UMC.; 88 Ukiah UMC; 92 Cupertino, The Good Samaritan UMC; 01 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004; 07 Retirement.

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Kuan, Jeffrey P99-F02; (Perkins) 99 Associate Professor of Old Testament, Pacific School of Religion;; 02 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Oakland, Chinese Community UMC

Kubik, James F. P54-F58; CNMC 54 At school; 7/10/55 Point Richmond; 9/15/55 Trinity, San Francisco; 56 Los Molinos; 1/1/59 Earlimart; 60 Cuyama; 64 Half Moon Bay; 10/15/67 Freedom; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Hollister; 81 Sabbatical; 82 At school; 83 Hillcrest, Salinas; 86 Lv. of Absence; 88 Freedom; 90 Hillcrest, Salinas; 91 Retired.. CC: Salinas, First UMC

Kuhn, Donald L. P50-F53; (Okla); 50 Asst., Wesley, Oklahoma City; 52 At school; 54 Bd. of Temperance, Washington, DC; 58 At school; 61 Dir. Youth Wk., Gen. Bd. Christian Soc. Concerns; 2/1/64 Trans. to CNMC 64 Glide Fdn., San Francisco; CNUMC 69 Dir., Comm. Div., Glide Urban Center; 71 Temple, San Francisco; 76 Sabbatical; 77 Appointed to Secular Work 77 Staff, Office of the Mayor, City of San Francisco; 78 Staff Person, Trinity Center; 80 Exec. Dir., Trinity Center, Berkeley; 1/1/84 First, Oakland; 84 Lake Merritt, Oakland; 93 Retired..

Kunkel, Jeffrey K. P78-F81; (GETS) (Wisc); CNUMC 6/13/79 Trans. to CNUMC 79 Shoreview, San Mateo; 83 Assoc., Central, Stockton; 84 Co Pastor, Lynnewood, Pleasanton; 90 Tracy LFT; 92 First, San Leandro; 95 Attend school; 1/1/97 Director of Music-Children’s Ministry, Walnut Ave. UMC LFT 00 ATEM: Minister, Faith Development Through Story And Art. 12/1/02 Cupertino Good Samaritan LFT; 03 Faith Devel. thru Story & Art;; 03 Vacaville, St. Paul’s UMC; 04 Millbrae, New Vision UMC; 06 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry; 09 Morgan Hill UMC. CC: Oakland, Lake Merritt UMC

Kurtz, Pamela L. P00-F04; (PSR) CNUMC 98 Linden; 01 Sunnyvale Trinity; 03 Alameda Twin Towers.; 04 Alameda, Twin Towers UMC; 08 Richmond, St. Luke’s UMC.

Kuruhara, Dale S. P77-F80; (Claremont) (Pacific Northwest); 77 Tracyton & Brownsville; 79 Tracyton; 81 Vashon Island; 83 Yelm; 86 Clarkston; 90 Faith, Everett; 93 United, Berkeley (1992 Discipline, ¶ 426.1); 7/1/94 Transferred to CNUMC 94 United, Berkeley; 97 Patterson Federated; 04 Selma, First UMC; 09 Retirement.

Kuwabara, Toshikazu P84-F88; CNUMC 81 (Assoc., United, Berkeley); 84 Assoc., United, Berkeley & Assoc., Lake Park, Oakland; 87 Fellowship, Reedley; 89 Associate for Language Ministry, Loomis/Japanese, Sacramento LFT; 92 97 Lv. of absence. 98 ABLC: Teacher, Dept. Of Humanity, Hokkai Gakuen Univ., Sapporo. CC: Berkeley, Methodist United Church

Kuyper, Robert L. P68-F71; (Vanderbilt) CNMC CNUMC 68 McFarland; CNUMC 69 Same; 10/1/69 Assoc., First, Bakersfield; 71 Shoreview, San Mateo; 73 Assoc., Santa Rosa; 77 Hillcrest, Salinas; 82 Montclair, Oakland; 84 Trinity, Bakersfield; 03 Livingston..

Kwon, Hyok-In P06-F09; 05 Oakland, Berkeley Korean UMC.

La Point-Collup, Kathleen F. P82-F85; (Drew) CNUMC 82 At school; 83 Assoc., First, Modesto; 86 Linden; 93 Sutter Creek; 97 Elk Grove..

Lam, Mo-Chi P80-F82; CNUMC 79 Assoc., First St. John’s, San Francisco; 81 Assoc., Calvary, San Francisco; 82 Assoc., First, Reno, NV; 83 Riverside, Sacramento; 93 Sabbatical; 94 Attend school; 9/1/94 Associate, First, Bakersfield; 96 Lake County Coop. Ministries: Lakeport Christian Parish. 98 Riverdale & Caruthers; 02 Cupertino Good Samaritan Associate; 04 Retirement. CC: Sacramento, First UMC

Landauer, Nancy J. P97-F99; (PSR) 96 (Smith River); 97 Smith River; 00 Monterey.; 04 Appt to Attend School; 05 Sunnyvale, First UMC; 09 San Mateo, Crystal Springs UMC.

Landry, Rosemary 05 Yuba City, Grace UMC.

Langguth, Earl L. P54-F57; (PSR) CNMC 54 Elverta; 56 Kings Beach; 60 Livingston; 64 First, Dinuba; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 First & Palm, Dinuba; 74 Grass Valley; 83 Faith, Sacramento; 89 Montclair, Oakland; 93 Laurel, Oakland; 97 Retired.. CC: Grass Valley UMC

Lau, Peter Kim-Hock F92; (Perkins) (Pacific Northwest); 90 Pacific Northwest Conf; 91 (MOD) Mei Hua, Bellevue ; 4/24/92 Mei Hua, Bellevue; 7/1/93 Transferred to CNUMC; 93 Chinese, Oakland..

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Lawson, Phillip C. P65-F68; (Methesco) (West Ohio); 65 Toledo Inner City; 5/30/68 Transfer to Missouri West 68 Kansas City Inner City- St. James; 72 St. James; 73 No Appointment; 75 Honorable Location; 5/30/80 Readmitted for transfer to CNUMC; 80 El Cerrito; 86 First, Vallejo; 92 Easter Hill, Richmond; 03 Retired. CC: Richmond, Easter Hill UMC

Layton, Carol P01-F04; (Methesco) 00 Crescent City.; 01 Crescent City UMC.

Leamy, Patrick (Claremont) 7/1/96-97 TBS (Kings Beach) 8/1/98 Kings Beach; 01 Reno St. Paul’s..

Lee, Chansoo P89-F91; (Yale) (New York); CNUMC 7/1/89 Trans to CNUMC 89 Associate, Korean, San Francisco; 91 Ely & McGill, NV; 92 Korean Fellowship, Rancho Cordova; 1/1/95 Korean, Rancho Cordova; 95 96 Attend school; 00 San Francisco: Park Presidio LFT. 1/01/02 San Francisco: Park Presidio & First St. John’s.; 06 Milpitas, Sunnyhills UMC.

Lee, Donald P. P02-F05; (PSR) 00 Grass Valley: Sierra Pines.; 02 Grass Valley, Sierra Pines UMC.

Lee, Hyesung Hong 08 Marina, Canaan Korean.

Lee, In Suk 7/1/77 Trans. from Korean Central Conf. to CNUMC 77 Peninsula Korean, Redwood City; 79 Redwood Korean, Redwood City; 81 Redwood Korean, Sunnyvale; 83 Zion Korean, Sunnyvale; 90 Retired..

Lee, Jinsik F85; (MTS) (Missouri West); 85 First Korean; 4/1/92 Transfer to CNUMC 4/1/92 Monterey Bay Korean Fellowship; 94 Canaan Korean UM Fellowship, Marina. 97 Concord Korean. 00 Livingston; 03 Petaluma; 09 Vallejo, Fellowship UMC.

Lee, Kang-Won 07 Oakland, Korean UMC.

Lee, Seon-Young 06 Concord, Korean UMC.

Lee, Stephen E. P96-F98; (PSR) 94 95 (Oak Park, Sacramento & Chinese, Sacramento); 96 Ridge View & Trinity, San Francisco. 98 San Francisco Ridgeview and San Francisco Bethany: Minister of Community Development 99 Alameda: Court Street; 02 Alameda Rising Hope; 04 Alameda, Rising Hope; 07 San Leandro, Faith UMC.

Lee, Sung Ai SY 09 Yuba City, Love Korean UMC.

Lee, Sung-Ho (No. Illinois) 03 San Jose Korean Church of Santa Clara Valley; 7/1/04 Trans to CNUMC; 04 San Jose Korean Church of Santa Clara Valley.

Leibert, Frances 03 Armona & Laton.; 06 Dinuba, First UMC; 06 Dinuba, Palm UMC.

Lerrigo, Charles A. P61-F63; (Boston) (Troy); 61 Attend school; 63 Johnson, VT; 65 Vol. Loc.; 85 General Board of Global Ministries, NY; 88 Communications Consultant, CNUMC; 7/1/89 Trans. to CNUMC 89 Communications Consultant; 90 Calvary, San Francisco & Editor CNUMR. 97 San Francisco St. Francis LFT & Editor CNUMR. 98 Editor, CNUMR LFT. 1/1/99 ATEM, ¶ 335.1.d as Minister of Spiritual Direction; 99 Sabbatical; 00 Vacaville: St. Paul’s LFT + ATEM: Ministry of Jewish-Christian Relations LFT.; 03 Retired. CC: Berkeley, Epworth UMC

Leslie, Denice K. P79-F81; (SFTS) CNUMC 79 Staff Person, St. Helena Comm. Min. with Older Persons; 80 Co Pastor, St. Helena; 83 Co Pastor, Wesley, Hayward; 88 Lv. of Absence; 9/16/88 Appointed to serve in North Indiana Conference; 9/16/88 Tracy, Hamlet, IN; 6/1/89 Maple Lane, South Bend, IN; CNUMC 6/1/91 Lv. of Absence; 91 Biggs LFT; 92 Minister for Congregational Life, Paradise. 97 Clovis..

Leslie, Kimbrough A. P76-F79; (Claremont, PSR) (Nat. Council of Community Churches) (A75) (Recog. of Orders) CNUMC 75 (Assoc., St. Mark’s, Sacramento); 76 Assoc., St. Mark’s, Sacramento; 77 St. Helena; 83 Co Pastor, Wesley, Hayward; 88 At school; 91 Oroville. 97 Fresno Faith Fellowship; 99 Kerman; 1/1/03 Leave of Absence; 08 Retirement. CC: Clovis, United Japanese Christian

Letana, Reynaldo F. (UTS) 00 Kelseyville, Upper Lake; Transfer to CNUMC 7/1/03;; 07 San Francisco, Grace UMC.

Lewis, Arnold R. P46-F64; (New England); CNMC 46 First, West Springfield; 47 Park Av., Worcester; 48 At school; 51 Missionary to Brazil, Bd. of Missions; 52 Trans. to So. Brazil; 7/15/57 Trans. to CNMC 57 Lincoln; 3/1/60 Fairfield; 65 Fair Oaks; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 First, Selma; 74 Madera; 79 Sabbatical; 80 Galt; 86 Retired.. CC: Galt UMC

Lin, Emily 08 Alameda, Buena Vista UMC; 09 Oakland, Chinese Community UMC.

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Lindsay, Eileen H. P81-F83; (PSR) CNUMC 80 Evergreen, Fort Bragg; 82 Elk & Fort Bragg; 85 Lv. of Absence; 86 St. Mark’s, Sacramento LFT; 96 Davis.; 06 Sabbatical; 07 Walnut Creek, UMC.

Lockwood-Stewart, James W. P66-F71; (Claremont) (Cal Pacific); 66 Attend school; 68 Associate, Westwood, Los Angeles; 73 United University, Los Angeles; 78 San Luis Obispo & Wesley Foundation; 82 San Luis Obispo; 83 California Heights, Long Beach; 11/1/85 Westwood, Los Angeles; CNUMC 8/16/93 First, Redwood City; 6/15/94 Transferred to CNUMC 6/15/94 First, Redwood City; 96 Epworth, Berkeley. 01 Superintendent, Bay View District; 07 Retirement.

Lockwood-Stewart, Odette M. P77-F83; (Boston) (Cal-Pacific); 77 At school; Cal-Pac; 80 Whittier: Trinity; 81 San Francisco State University Campus Ministry; 83 Wesley Foundation, San Diego State University; 85 Wesley Foundation, University of California at Los Angeles; 08/15/93 Wesley Foundation, University of California at Berkeley; 06 15 94 Transfer to CNUMC; 06 15 94 Wesley Foundation Director, University of California at Berkeley; 97 San Leandro: First; 09/01/00 ATEM Program Director of Contextual Education, Pacific School of Religion.; 04 Berkeley, Epworth UMC.

Loessberg-Zahl, Linda L. P85-F87; (PSR) CNUMC 85 Roselawn, San Jose; 87 Foothills, Cameron Park; 91- 92 Lv. of absence; 92 - 98 Family leave; 98 Sacramento Florin, Associate LFT. 02 Attend School. 03 Assistant to the Bishop LFT; 04 Centennial, Sacramento..

Lopez-Rahman, Lilia B. P96-F98; CNUMC 95 (Fresno Christian Fellowship); 96 Fresno Christian Fellowship. 98 St. Paul’s Reno; 01 Redwood City Woodside Road; 04 Retirement.

Loumoli, Vaionekesi Lea P98-F01; (PSR) CNUMC 2/21/93 97 (Sacramento Tongan UM Fellowship, Sacramento) 98 Fale Hufanga Tongan, San Carlos.; 01 San Carlos, Fale Hufanga Tongan UMC; 09 Oakland, Fale Maama.

Love, Kathleen M. P00-F03; (PSR) CNUMC 9/1/99 San Francisco: Calvary; 00 Sacramento First Associate. 03 Appointed to attend school.; 04 Fair Oaks UMC.

Love, Michael (Drew) (New York) 03 Santa Cruz, UMC of Santa Cruz; 7/1/04 Trans to CNUMC; 04 Santa Cruz, UMC of Santa Cruz; 09 Palo Alto, First UMC.

Lubiano, Edilberto S. P06; (PSR) 03 Colfax LFT.; 04 Colfax UMC; 05 Linden UMC; 09 Delano UMC.

Lundin, Stephen J. P81-F85; (SFTS) CNUMC 81 Assoc. for Young Adult Min., St. Paul’s, San Jose; 82 Point Arena; 87 Central, Sacramento; 95 St. Helena. 01 Cupertino: Good Samaritan. 10/8/02 Suspended. 12/1/02-03 Leave of Absence; 04 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry; 06 Rocklin, Cornerstone Community UMC.

Lungren, Les P00-F03; (Claremont) CNUMC 97 Etna- Ft. Jones; 00 Sparks NV Assoc. 01 Dinuba First & Palm; 03 Dinuba, Palm UMC; 03 Dinuba, First UMC; 06 Porterville, First UMC; 06 Exeter UMC.

Luther, James H. P98-F03; (PSR) 98 Carlin/ Battle Mountain; 00 Los Gatos Associate; 2/1/01 Selma First. 03 Oakhurst New Community Fellowship.; 08 Salinas, First UMC.

Lynn, James D. P61-F64; (Drew, Princeton) CNMC So. New Jersey 61 At school; 64 Hopewell & Kingston; 67 Windsor; 6/11/69 Trans. to CNUMC; 69 Wesley, Sacramento; 71 Assoc., First, Sacramento; 9/15/73 Farmersville; 77 Assoc., First, Palo Alto; 79 Asbury & North Sacramento; 84 Marysville; 88 First, Porterville; 94 Mendocino UM Cooperative Parish: Ukiah & Philo; 98 Sabbatical; 99 Retired. 04 Shell Beach.

Macemon, Shirley P02-F05; (PSR) 10/1/01 TBS: (Soledad LFT) 02 Milpitas: Sunnyhills; 05 Milpitas, Sunnyhills UMC; 06 Millbrae, New Vision UMC.

MacMurdo, David A. P43-F45; (GETS, PSR) (Calif.); 42 (Maxwell); 43 First, Richmond; 43 Point Richmond; 45 Ellwood and Channahon; 45 First, Eureka; 48 First Modesto; CNMC 49 Assoc., First, Sacramento; 51 St. Mark’s, Sacramento; 66 Sabbatical; 67 At school; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Retired.. CC: Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC

Mahoney, Kathleen Cornell P06; (SFTS) 05 Kernville UMC; 07 Windsor UMC; 09 Petaluma UMC.

Major, Joseph P. P91-F93; (PSR) CNUMC 88 (Assoc., First, Bakersfield); 91 Assoc., First, Bakersfield; 92 Calvary, San Jose; 99 Assoc., Santa Rosa First..

Mansfield, Helen P09; 07 Placerville, El Dorado County Federated; 09 Galt UMC.

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Mark, Brian P07; (Fuller) 01 Weldon UMC; 04 Lake Isabella, Highland Chapel UMC; 07 Weldon UMC; 07 Lake Isabella, Highland Chapel UMC.

Marshall, Kristen A. P09; (PSR) 08 Clovis, United Japanese Christian.

Martin, Glen O. P45-F47; (S.W. Mo.); 45 At school; 10/49 Trans. to Minn. 49 Chap. & Assoc. Prof., Hamline Univ., St. Paul; 3/1/51 Dir., Wesley Fdn., Knoxville; 9/1/60 Trans. to Holston 60 Assoc. Dir., Dept. Col. & Univ. Rel. Life, Bd. Educ., Nashville; 6/15/68 Trans. to CNMC 68 UCCM, Univ. of Cal., Santa Cruz; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Chm., Div. of Human Devel. & Dean of Students, St. Mary’s College; 77 Academic Dean, Bethel College; 82 Prof., Bethel College (on assign. to U.S. Army); 86 Retired.. CC: Santa Cruz , UMC of Santa Cruz

Marx, William J. P60-F63; (GETS) CNMC 60 At school; 62 Kings Beach; 64 Truckee & Kings Beach; 67 First & Latin American, Corcoran; CNUMC 69 Same; 9/15/73 Arcata; 79 Sebastopol; 87 Trinity, Chico; 91 Tice Valley, Walnut Creek; 97 Retired. 10/10/00-6/30/01 TBS (Palo Alto Aldersgate LFT) 01 No app’t.. CC: Santa Rosa, First UMC

Mason, Theresa M. P75-F81; (Claremont) CNUMC 75 In school Cal Pac 78 In school; CNUMC 79 Assoc., St. Mark’s, Sacramento; 83 Windsor; 89 Sabbatical; 90 94 Attend school; 96 Chaplain and Assistant Professor of Religion, Hamline University.2006 Chaplain and Associate Professor of Religion; 07 Sabbatical; 08 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC

Mathews-Johnson, Robin M. P01-F04; (PSR) 99 Watsonville LFT. 04 Watsonville..

Matson, Victor I. P60-F62; CNMC 60 At school; 7/1/60 Asst., Trinity, Berkeley; 9/1/62 At school; 63 Elmhurst, Oakland; 68 Elmhurst & Melrose, Oakland; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Dir., Past. Counseling Service of the East Bay; 78 Fair Oaks; 86 Fairfield; 99 Retired.. CC: Fairfield UMC

McAnally, Gary P08; 07 Lincoln UMC.

McCallister, Robert M. P52-F55; CNMC 53 (Tamalpais Valley); 55 St. Helena; 3/1/57 Assoc. Dir., Youth & Student Work, Conf. Bd. of Ed.; 59 At school; 61 Assoc., Central, Stockton; 62 Assoc. Prof., Baker U., Baldwin City, KS; 6/1/65 Trans. to So. Cal. Ariz.; 7/1/85 Trans. to CNUMC 85 Dir., U. Rel. Center, Fresno; 85 Dir., U. Rel. Center, Fresno; 89 Professor, St. Mary’s College, Leavenworth, KS; 9/1/00 Retired. CC: Fresno, Wesley UMC

McClintock, Karen A. P79-F81; (PSR) CNUMC 77 Assoc., First, Santa Rosa; 79 Willits; 84 Oroville; 89 Sabbatical; 90 Executive Director,, Hospital Chaplaincy Services; 93 St. John’s, Rohnert Park; 94 Petaluma; 96 ABLC: First Christian Church, Medford, OR. 98 Sabbatical. 99 Pastoral Psychologist, Samaritan Counseling Center of Southern Oregon; 06 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Yreka UMC

McCollum, Mary A. (GETS, Claremont) 95 (Associate, St. Mark’s, Sacramento); 96 (Exeter). 99 Retired.. CC: Fair Oaks UMC

McCord, William L. P57-F59; (Perkins) (Oklahoma); Nebraska 59 Louisville; 62 Mapleton, Omaha; 68 Warren, Lincoln; 6/1/69 Trans. to CNMC; CNUMC 69 Carlmont, San Carlos; 71 Trinity, Bakersfield; 76 Napa; 87 Carson City, NV; 97 Retired. CC: Carson City, First UMC

McCorkell, John P. (PSR) (Iowa); 10/1/00 Yuba City Grace and Meridian LFT; 7/1/01 Transfer to CNUMC 01 Yuba City Grace & Meridian LFT 02 Guinda Community and Meridian LFT; 04 Knights Landing, Community UMC.

McCoy, Douglas M. P67-F70; (PSR) CNMC 67 Youth Dir., First, Redwood City; 68 Assoc., First, Redwood City; CNUMC 69 Assoc., Placerville; 69 Georgetown; 71 Assoc., Centennial; 71 Christ, Sacramento; 73 Assoc., First, Reno, NV; 82 Dir., Kairos Outreach; 2/18/88 Dir., Nome Comm. Center; 8/1/00 Susanville.; 08 Retirement.

McCray, James P74-F79; (Claremont) CNUMC 74 At school; 77 Pittsburg; 3/1/83 Jones Memorial, San Francisco.; 88 San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC; 06 Leave of Absence; 07 San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC; 08 Retirement. CC: San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC

McDonald, Tana P06; (PSR) 05 Taylorsville UMC; 05 Greenville UMC; 06 Taylorsville UMC; 06 Greenville UMC; 08 Taylorsville UMC; 08 Greenville UMC; 08 Chester UMC; 09 Grass Valley UMC.

McHugh, Laurie A. P98-F02; (Pacific Lutheran) 98 Vallejo Fellowship, Associate LFT 99 San Francisco Ridge View; 01 Burlingame Assoc.; 02 Burlingame UMC; 09 Palo Alto, First UMC.

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McIlvenna, Robert Ted P54-F58; (Oregon); CNMC; 6/1/57 Trans. to CNMC 57 Meridian; 58 Wesley, Hayward; 1/15/63 Dir., Young Adult Work, San Francisco; 11/1/65 Div. of Local Church Staff, Bd. of Educ., Nashville; 3/1/67 Glide Fdn., San Francisco; CNUMC 69 Dir. of Dev. & Oper. Ed., Glide Urban Center, San Francisco; 73 Genesis Ecum. Center; 80 Trustee, Exodus Trust; President, Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality; 97 Retired; Continuing as Trustee, Exodus Trust and President, Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality.. CC: San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC

McKeithen, David G. P80-F83; CNUMC 80 Morgan Hill; 85 Rockridge; 3/1/01 Retired.

McKinsey, Richard O. P60-F62; (Asbury) (Central Kansas); 60 Iuka & Byers & Cullison; 3/1/63 Trans. to CNMC 63 Wayside, Vallejo; 67 Fortuna; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Williams & Colusa; 73 St. Luke’s, Fresno; 80 Oakdale; 85 Porterville; 88 Kingsburg; 91 Retired.. CC: Crescent City UMC

McLane, Victor W. (JSSFM) 62 63 (Carlin, NV); 64 65 (Five Points); 66 (Calwa, Fresno); 67 (Calwa & St. Mark’s, Fresno); CNUMC 69 87 (No Appt); 87 Retired.. CC: Fresno, Wesley UMC

McLaughlin, John A. P82-F87; (Methesco) CNUMC 82 Martinez; 89 Carlmont, San Carlos; 93 Brentwood. 01 Stockton Holy Cross.

McNaught, Margaret C. P83-F85; (United) (So. Indiana); 81 (Columbia Orange LFT) 1/1/82 Columbia; 83 St. Paul; 1/1/84 Greenfield; 85 Bradley; 10/16/86 Catholic Foreign Missn Soc; 4/1/88 At School; 91 United Min. Higher Ed Inol; 93 Cal Aggie Christian Assoc.; 7/1/96 Transferred to CNUMC; 96 Director/Campus Minister, Cal Aggie Christian Assn.; 98 Palo Alto First; 05 Loomis, First UMC.

McNeal, Lorraine P86-F89; CNUMC 7/7/85 (Round Valley); 86 Round Valley; 87 Boulder Creek; 89 St. Paul’s, San Jose; 95 Associate, Taylor Memorial, Oakland; 03 Los Altos Associate; 06 Oakland, Downs Memorial UMC.

McNeill, Karen E. P86-F88; CNUMC 86 Lovelock, NV & Assoc., Sparks, NV; 89 Quincy. 98 First UMC, Salinas; 04 Prunedale UMC; 05 Leave of Absence. CC: Quincy UMC

McShane, Kathleen P98-F01; (PSR) CNUMC; 98 Chief Advancement Officer, PSR. 01 Vice President for Institutional Advancement, PSR; 02 Alamo: San Ramon Valley Associate; 03 Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC; 06 Sacramento, First UMC.

Meadows, Jacqueline P72-F76; (PSR) (Oregon-Idaho); CNUMC 6/1/73 Trans. to CNUMC 74 St. Paul’s, So. San Francisco; 79 Central, Sacramento; 87 Napa; 90 Supt., Fresno District; 94 First, Reno. 99 Retired. CC: Yerington, Community UMC

Meyer, Phyllis C. P05; 05 Family Leave.

Milk, Martha E. SY 08 Yerington, Community UMC.

Miller, H. Donell P50-F54; (Missouri East); 7/1/82 Trans. to CNUMC 82 First Mexican American, Corcoran; 83 First, Corcoran; 85 Lv. of Absence; 10/2/86 Psychodramatist, The Horsham Clinic; 94 Retired.. CC: Corcoran, First UMC

Mishler, James W. 09 Reno, South Reno UMC.

Mixie, Vincent W. P88-F90; (Perkins) CNUMC 88 Sierra Vista, Fresno; 92 Calwa, Fresno LFT; 95 Attend school; 96 Armona & Laton; 03 Windsor; 07 Retirement.

Mizuno, Jiro P65-F68; (No. New Jersey); (So. Cal. Ariz.); 71 Keolumana, Oahu, Hawaii; 7/1/72 Trans. to CNUMC 72 Pine, San Francisco; 74 Ass’t Gen. Sec’y, Asia Pacific Region, World Div., Gen. Bd. of Global Min.; 95 Retired.. CC: San Francisco, Pine UMC

Monroe, Douglas J. P80-F83; (Duke) CNUMC 80 At school; 81 Fort Jones & Etna; 85 Assoc., Burlingame; 89 Aldersgate, San Rafael; 95 First, San Leandro; 97 Sacramento Centennial; 99 Reno First; 03 Palo Alto First; 05 Napa, First UMC.

Montenegro, Kim 08 Sacramento, North Sacramento UMC; 09 Linden UMC.

Moody, Jacob K. P76-F79; CNUMC 76 At school & Assoc., Ridgeview, San Francisco; 77 Ridgeview, San Francisco; 79 Shattuck Av., Oakland; 83 Aptos; 86 Co Pastor, Temple, San Francisco; 87 Assoc., Jones Memorial, San Francisco; 89 Sabbatical; 90 Director, Balboa Teen Health Center, Dept. of Public Health, San Francisco; 00 Retired.. CC: San Rafael, First UMC

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Moon, Mark T. P75-F76; (SFTS) (United Presby. Ch. USA) CNUMC 74 Tipton & Poplar; 75 Same; 78 Fellowship & First, Reedley; 81 First, Reedley; 86 Susanville; 91 Sabbatical; 92 Retired..

Moon, Robert W. P45-F47; (Boston) (Calif.); 45 Park Presidio, San Francisco; CNMC 49 Same; 53 San Leandro; 60 First, Fresno; 66 St. Mark’s, Sacramento; CNUMC 69 Same; 74 Central, Stockton; 81 Retired.. CC: Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC

Moore, Dean M. P60-F64; 56 58 (El Camino); 59 (Arbuckle); 60 Arbuckle; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Guinda & Arbuckle; 71 At school; 76 App’t to Secular Work; Teacher, Woodland Joint Unified Sch. Dist.; 96 Retired.. CC: Woodland UMC

Moore, John V. F49; (Colgate-Rochester) (American Baptist); Recog. of Orders CNMC 49 Asbury, Sacramento; 9/15/52 Hayward; 58 Trinity, Chico; 10/1/62 Glide Memorial, San Francisco; 66 Cal. Aggies C.A. Campus Min., Davis; CNUMC 69 Same; 8/1/72 Supt., Bay View Dist.; 76 First, Reno, NV; 1/1/81 First, Sacramento; 86 Retired; 12/1/86 (First, Modesto); 87 88 (Davis); 92 - 93 Interim Pastor, Merced.. CC: Davis UMC

Moore, Larry G. P61-F63; (Nebr. So. Dakota); 58 Sprague; 59 Olathe, CO; 63 Trans. to So. Dakota 63 Conf. Dir. of Youth Work; 7/1/78 Trans. to CNUMC 78 Min. of Leadership Devel., Wesley, Fresno; 81 Los Gatos; 11/20/83 Fallon, NV; 96 Retired.. CC: Los Gatos UMC

Morgan, Joseph Jude SY 07 Montague UMC.

Morimoto, Roger V. P87-F89; (PSR) CNUMC 85 (Christ, Fresno); 87 Christ, Fresno; 91 United Japanese Christian (Christ), Clovis; 01 Palo Alto Aldersgate.

Morizono, Michael M. P61-F63; (So. Cal. Ariz); (PJPC) 61 Nisei, Oakland; 62 At school; 63 Santa Maria; 64 Christ, Santa Maria; 6/8/68 Trans. to CNMC 68 Wesley, San Jose; CNUMC 69 Same; 79 Supt., Fresno Dist.; 85 Retired; 86 87 (Buena Vista, Alameda); 88 89 (Assoc., Pine, San Francisco).. CC: Oakland, Lake Park UMC

Morley, Laurence S. P65-F70; (Disc. of Christ); P65 F70 Yellowstone 55 Castle Rock, WA; 59 At school & Geyserville; 61 At school & Livermore; 63 Miles City, MT; 65 Judith Basin Par., MT; 68 Brady & Dutton, MT; 71 Rohrer Memorial, Big Sandy, MT; 77 First, Anaconda, MT; 7/1/79 Trans. to CNUMC 79 Battle Mountain & Winnemucca, NV; 83 Winnemucca, NV; 90 First, San Leandro; 92 Woodland; 94 First, Porterville; 96 Tranquility; 98 Retired; 7/1/01-12/30/03 TBS St. Mark’s Fresno. CC: Fresno, Wesley UMC

Morris, Catharine M. P85-F89; (PSR) CNUMC 85 Tamalpias Valley, Mill Valley; 86 Tamalpias Valley, Mill Valley & Mill Valley, Min. for Youth; 87 Dixon LFT.; 88 Dixon UMC.

Morrison, Lee E. P80-F83; CNUMC 79 Forest Hill & Assoc., First, Pacific Grove; 80 Dept. Coord., Pastoral Care, Dominican Hosp., Santa Cruz; 86 Co Pastor, Temple, San Francisco; 89 Millbrae; 10/1/93 Hospital Chaplaincy Services; 94 97 Attend school. 98 Bereavement Coordinator, Hospice Caring Project of Santa Cruz, Aptos 99 ABLC A Ministry of Spiritual Direction; 04 Retirement. CC: Aptos, Community UMC

Moss, David Leeper P66-F69; (Boston) (Ohio West); (New Hampshire); 66 At school; 6/11/69 Trans. to CNUMC 69 Taylorsville & Greenville; 72 At school; 73 Kelseyville; 80 Rio Linda; 84 Assoc., First, Sacramento; 86 Lv. of Absence; 9/15/86 Couns., Transitional Living & Comm. Support; 88 Director of Brother Martin’s Courtyard, Loaves and Fishes, Inc., Sacramento; 94 Chester; 00 Auburn. 03 Chico Trinity; 09 Retirement.

Mott, Bernard E. P54-F55; (EUB Pac. NW); 53 (Collins View, Portland, OR); 54 Collins View, Portland, OR; 56 Manito, Spokane, WA; 61 Wallingford, Seattle; 65 Assoc., First Meth., Alameda; 68 Rockridge, Oakland; CNUMC 69 Same; 74 El Sobrante, Richmond; 83 First, Hayward; 89 Retired.. CC: Santa Cruz , UMC of Santa Cruz

Mowery, Norman G. P75-F77; (SFTS) CNUMC 75 Min. of Involvement, First, Burlingame; 79 Marysville; 84 Clovis; 87 Epworth, Berkeley; 91 First, Lodi; 9/1/02 Sabbatical. 03 Carmel;.

Mueller, Donald A. P47-F51; (Ohio); 47 At school; 6/8/49 Trans. to Ind. 49 Assoc., Trinity, Evansville; 6/20/51 Trans. to NE Ohio 51 Min. Rel. Educ., Lakewood; 10/15/53 Trans. to CNMC 53 Assoc., Central, Stockton; 56 Grace Community, Oakland; 65 Exec. Dir., MASC; 68 Asst. Prof., Baker U.; CNUMC 69 Same; 73 Playwright in Residence & Asst. Prof., Baker U.; 84 Exec. Dir., Laity; 88 Retired..

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Mueller, Janet S. F03; (Perkins) FD 03 03 Bereavement Facilitation, North Bay Health Care Chaplaincy Services.; 05 Transitional Leave; 05 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Davis UMC

Murdock, Jennifer E. P05-F08; (PSR) 04 Napa, First UMC; 08 Reno, South Reno UMC.

Murdock, Martin P68-F72; (PSR) CNMC CNUMC 68 At school; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Fall River Mills; 77 Grace, Santa Cruz; 82 Christ, Santa Rosa; 89 Tulare; 96 Wesley, Bakersfield.; 04 Redding, First UMC.

Myung, Eun-Joo 08 Berkeley, Epworth UMC; 09 Sacramento, Cho-un Korean UMC.

Neish, Lee S. P79-F91; (United) (Central Penn); CNUMC 79 At school; 86 Lv. of absence; 7/1/87 Trans. to CNUMC 87 Assoc., Good Samaritan, Cupertino; 90 Gilroy. 01 Los Gatos.

Nelson, Edgar P43-F46; (Calif.); 43 Assoc., Pioneer Memorial, Oakland; 45 Del Rey; 48 Sonora; CNMC 49 Same; 55 St. Paul’s, San Jose; 56 Mill Valley; 1/1/61 First, Yuba City; CNUMC 69 Same; 85 Retired.. CC: Yuba City, First UMC

Nelson, Hans Peter P83-F86; (PSR) CNUMC 83 Smith & Gardnerville, 87 Gardnerville.; 88 Gardnerville, Carson Valley UMC.

Neuenburg, Neal H. P63-F67; (Fuller) (EUB Cal.); 69 63 At school; 65 Asst., Grace, Los Angeles; 1/67 Gridley; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Assoc., First, Yuba City; 77 Hope, Sacramento; 94 St. Luke’s, Fresno; 98 Chico Aldersgate.

Ng, Samuel SY 08 Pleasant Hill, True Light Gospel Fellows.

Nishinosono, Michiko 09 San Jose, Wesley UMC.

Niu, David L. P99-F00; (PSR) 95 96 (Wesley, Modesto) 97 Wesley Modesto LFT; 98 Sacramento Oak Park & Tongan Fellowship 00 Hanford; 03 Escalon.

Noellert, Catherine R. P09; (Candler) 09 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry.

Nordlander, Lorna C. P84-F90; (Candler) (Southern New Jersey); CNUMC. So. N.J. 81 (Central, Linwood); 82 Central, Linwood; 83 Lv. of Absence; 84 At school; CNUMC 88 Associate, Loomis; 9/15/90 Attend School; 91 ABLC; 92 Associate Chaplain, UC Davis Medical Center, Sacramento; 9/1/93 CPE Supervisor, Clinical Pastoral Education Program, Sutter Community Hospitals, Sacramento. 95-97 Attending School; 99 ATEM: Chaplain, Mercy Health Care, Woodland (¶ 335.1.d 1996 Discipline) 01 Director, Spiritual Care Services, Sutter Medical Center; 02 Director, Spiritual Services, Sutter Medical Center. CC: Sacramento, Faith UMC

Norris, Douglas I. P55-F62; (GETS) (Minnesota); 52 (Bethel & Cedar); 55 Miss. to Japan, Teacher, Nagoya Boys School; 58 At school; 61 Santiago & Glendorado & Estes Brook & Milaca; 64 Milaca & Fellowship, Oak Park & Zimmerman; 66 Assoc., Aldersgate, Minneapolis; 9/1/69 Trans. to CNUMC; 69 Assoc., First, Palo Alto; 74 Manteca; 81 First, Modesto; 83 First, Palo Alto; 93 Merced; 99 Retired.. CC: Palo Alto, First UMC

Noyes, Lane SY 09 Sutter UMC.

Nyberg, Dennis F. P41-F44; (No. Minnesota); 41 At school; 44 Brooklyn; 51 Lake Harriet, Minneapolis; 6/11/69 Trans. to CNUMC 69 First, Palo Alto; 74 San Ramon Valley, Alamo; 84 Retired.. CC: Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC

Oberg, Alice P99-F02; (Claremont) 99 Greenville & Taylorsville; 02 Tehachapi.; 07 Santa Clara UMC.

Ochoa, Aura-Lila (GETS) 02-03 TBS (Lodi: Salem Director of Hispanic Programs); 04 Lodi, Salem UMC.

O’Connor, Kelley P09; (PSR) 00 Santa Rosa First Associate; 01 Forestville; 08 Oakhurst New Community UMC.

Oda, John A. P07-F09; (SFTS) (Presbyterian USA) A00 9/1/00 San Francisco Pine.; 07 San Francisco, Pine UMC; 09 Davis UMC.

Ofahengaue, Tevita P03-F06; (Wesley-Aus) 00 Carlin; 02 Greenville and Taylorsville,; 03 Taylorsville UMC; 03 Greenville UMC; 05 San Francisco, Hamilton UMC; 07 Tehachapi Valley UMC.

Oh, Jin Y. (Trinity) (Ohio); 8/1/02 Trans to CNUMC. 02 Mountain View, Wellspring; 05 San Jose, UMC of Santa Clara Valley; 09 San Jose, New Creation UM Fellowship.

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Olah, Aniko P94-F96; (SFTS) CNUMC 93 (Crystal Springs, San Mateo); 94 Federated, Patterson; 97 San Jose St Paul’s; 99 Sunnyvale: Trinity. 01-03 To attend school.; 04 Marina UMC.

Olah, Kristie L. P94-F96; (PSR) 94 St. Andrew’s, Palo Alto. 98 Los Altos, Associate 03 Cupertino Good Samaritan; 08 San Jose Dist. Superintendent.

O’Leary, Kathleen F. P95-F98; (SFTS) CNUMC 93 94 (Mendocino UM Cooperative Parish: Anderson Valley: Boonville & Philo); 95 Mendocino UM Coop. Parish: Anderson Valley: Boonville & Philo; 2/1/96 Trinity, Sacramento. 01 Arcata; 07 Upper Lake, Community UMC; 07 Kelseyville UMC; 09 Retirement.

Oliveto, Karen P. P82-F85; (PSR) (New York); 82 At School; 83 Bloomville; 8/16/86 At School; 8/15/89 United Campus Christian Ministry at SFSU; 92 96 Bethany, San Francisco (¶ 426.1, 1992 Discipline). 7/1/97 Transfer to CNUMC; 97 Bethany San Francisco; 01 S.F. Bethany + S.F. First (Teaching Parish) 02 San Francisco Bethany; 04 Assist. Dean for Academic Affairs and Director of Contextual Education, Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley.; 08 San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC. CC: Berkeley, Epworth UMC

Olmstead, Robert G. P62-F65; CNMC 62 Shattuck Av., Oakland; 68 At school; CNUMC 69 Vol. Loc. 71 Re’ad; 71 Windsor; 72 Windsor & Christ, Santa Rosa; 77 Christ, Santa Rosa; 82 Sabbatical; 83 Prog. Assoc., Angela Center; 84 First, Reno, NV; 93 First, Palo Alto; 03 Retired. CC: Reno, First UMC

Oribello, Amor V. P83-F86; (United Christian Ch. of the Philippines); CNUMC 82 (Filipino Min. of San Jose); 83 Faith, San Jose; 87 Retired..

Oropeza, Anthony E. P78-F81; (Asbury) CNUMC 78 At school; 1/1/79 Assoc., Willow Glen, San Jose; 81 Forestville; 88 Monterey & Forest Hill, Pacific Grove; 97 Monterey 00 Sabbatical; 01-03 Lv. of Absence;; 09 Retirement. CC: Stockton, Holy Cross UMC

Otto, R. Vernice P80-F83; (PSR) CNUMC 80 Assoc., Willow Glen, San Jose & At school; 81 Citrus Heights; 94 Retired.. CC: Citrus Heights UMC

Pagett, Betty S. P74-F79; CNUMC 74 At school; 76 Min. of Christian Nurture, First Baptist Ch., White Plains, NY; 2/1/79 Melrose, Oakland; 79 Assoc., Concord; 81 First, San Rafael; 4/1/91 Ecumenical Assoc. for Housing; 01 Retired. CC: Mill Valley, Mt. Tamalpais UMC

Park, Andrew Sung P80-F87; (Kansas West); 85 Trans. to CNUMC 85 Calvary Korean, San Francisco; 87 Asst. Prof., School of Theol., Claremont; 93 Associate Prof., United Theological Seminary.. CC: San Francisco, Ohnnury Mission UMC

Park, David E. P89-F92; (Yale) New York 89 Korean, Hartford, CT; 92 Thomaston; 5/16/94 Transferred to CNUMC 5/16/94 Associate, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Valley, San Jose; 2/1/96 First, Reedley; 99 San Francisco Korean Associate; 01 Brentwwod.; 05 Leave of Absence; 06 Palo Alto, St. Andrew’s UMC.

Park, Hankyu F80; (MTS, GETS) 7/1/80 Trans. from East Conference, Korean Methodist Church to North Georgia 80 Korean, Marietta; 10/15/84 Special Appointment; 7/1/85 Trans. to CNUMC 85 Bethel Korean, Santa Clara; 93 Superintendent, Shasta District; 99 San Francisco Korean; 01 Retired. CC: Marina, Canaan Korean

Park, Hyo-Won 06 San Francisco, Korean UMC.

Park, Jeonghyun P07; 05 Concord, Korean UMC; 07 Sacramento, Centennial UMC.

Park, Sangyil (Drew) Eastern Penn. Conf. 98-99 TBS (Yuba City: Marysville Korean & Meridian); 00 Transfer to CNUMC; 00 Concord: Korean.; 06 Albany UMC. CC: Albany UMC

Park, Sun-Yong F81; F81; (PA-Delaware Conf.); (Recognition of Orders); 80 Korean; 81 Newark Korean; 1/1/82 Hockessin Korean; 9/1/95 Transfer to So. Indiana Conf.; 9/1/85 First Korean; 11/15/87 Transfer to East Ohio; 11/15/87 Korean GRT Youngstown; 2/1/93 Transfer to Minnesota Conf.; 2/1/93 Korean Evangelical; 7/1/97 Transfer to CNUMC; 97 Marina: Canaan Korean.; 98 Marina, Canaan Korean.; 98 Marina, Canaan Korean; 08 Retirement.

Parker, John S. (Bob Jones) 98 Chowchilla; 02 Chowchilla, ChristChurch United Methodis.

Parker, Karl SY 07 Clearlake, Community UMC; SY 08 Lower Lake, Community UMC; SY 08 Clearlake, Community UMC.

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Parker, Ronald E. P64-F66; CNMC 64 At school; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Lower Lake & Middletown; 76 Walnut Av., Walnut Creek; 79 Trinity, Berkeley; 3/1/90 Dir. of Recruitment and Admissions, Pacific School of Religion; 93 Dean of Admissions, Research, and Planning, PSR; 97 Dean of Enrollment, PSR; 98 Writer in Residence, Epworth Berkeley; 00 Interim Director, Wesley Foundation at UC Berkeley LFT; 01 Berkeley: Epworth.; 04 Retirement.

Parshall, Joseph E. P63-F67; (So. Cal. Ariz.) 6/15/78 Trans. to CNUMC 78 Seaside & Marina; 1/1/86 Marina; 92 Marina & Seaside; 93 95 Lv. of absence; 96 Retired.. CC: Carmel, Church of the Wayfarer

Parsons, Mark F. 02 CA-NV UM Foundation; 07 Leave of Absence. CC: Sacramento, First UMC

Paterson, Craig S. P78-F83; (Claremont) CNUMC 78 At school; 80 Grace, Yuba City; 87 Church World Service; 89 National Disaster Response Contractor; 91 St. Paul’s, Vacaville LFT; 92 First, Vallejo.; 08 Sabbatical; 09 Personal Leave. CC: Fairfield UMC

Patten, Lawrence G. P77-F81; (Claremont) CNUMC 77 At school; 10/4/79 Assoc., San Leandro; 84 Willits; 88 Appointed to serve in Wisconsin Conf. ¶ 426.1, 1988 Disc.) 88 Pastor, Argyle Blanchardville Lamont Parish, WI; 90 Waunakee, WI; CNUMC 93 Newcastle; 8/1/94 97 Lv. of absence. 98 Hospice Chaplain, St. Agnes Hospice, Fresno. 1/1/99 Fresno Wesley; 07 Sabbatical; 08 Leave of Absence. CC: San Leandro, First UMC

Patterson, James D. P65-F68; (PSR) (Pac. Northwest); 65 At school; 67 Tracyton & Brownsville; Ore. Ida. 69 W. Salem & Buena Vista, OR; 7/1/72 Trans. to CNUMC 72 Durham; 86 Durham & Gridley; 88 Durham; 02 Retired.

Paulsen, Karen M. P00-F03; (PSR) CNUMC 99 Point Arena: St. Paul’s 01 Sebastopol; 03 Sebastopol UMC; 05 Palo Alto, Wesley UMC.

Pearson, Virginia M. P84-F86; (PSR) 88 Roseville, First UMC; 90 Napa, First UMC; 05 Retirement.

Pecot, William T. P79-F82; (Candler) CNUMC 79 Dir. of Spiritual Renewal & Training for Lay Resp., Trinity Center, Berkeley; 80 Discipling Coord., Trinity Center, Berkeley; 85 Assoc., First, Hayward; 89 Boulder Creek; 93 Mendocino UM Cooperative Parish: Evergreen, Fort Bragg LFT; 96 Morgan Hill.; 05 Morgan Hill UMC; 09 Fortuna UMC.

Pedersen, Ralph M. P52-F56; CNMC 52 At school; 54 Asst., Trinity, Berkeley; 57 Parkside, San Francisco; 61 Antioch; 66 Madera; CNUMC 69 Same; 74 At school; 75 Tulare; 82 Santa Clara; 90 Hillsdale, San Mateo; 93 Retired.. CC: Stockton, Central UMC

Peelor, Harry N. P45-F47; 46-48, Active Duty Navy Chaplain; 50-52 Active Duty Navy Chaplain; 52 Reserve Navy Chaplain; Western Penn. 7/1/77 Trans. to CNUMC 77 First, Palo Alto; 1/16/79 Lv. of Absence; 79 Retired.. CC: Palo Alto, First UMC

Perla, Gabriela (Claremont) 04 Bakersfield, Trinity UMC.

Peterson, Joanne M. P78-F80; (Claremont) CNUMC 1/12/78 (Assoc., Davis); 78 Assoc., Fairfield; 81 Hollister; 86 St. Marks, Orinda; 96 Sabbatical; 97 Mariposa; 99 Walnut Creek: Walnut Avenue.; 07 Walnut Creek, Tice Valley UMC.

Pharis-Curie, Nancy 01-03 TBS (Corning + El Camino Assistant CLM); 05 El Camino UMC.

Pickens-Jones, Linda L. 95 San Bruno UMC; 99 Millbrae, New Vision UMC; 04 Oakland, Montclair UMC; 06 Campbell UMC; 08 Leave of Absence.

Pickrell, Gayle J.P84-F86; (SFTS) CNUMC 84 Firebaugh & Mendota; 88 St. Andrews, Palo Alto; 94 Christ, Santa Rosa.; 07 Retirement. Pidlypchak, Dawn P07; (SFTS) 04 Portola UMC.

Pierce, Jay K. P85-F89; (GETS) CNUMC 83 (Carlin, NV & Battle Mountain, NV); 85 Carlin, NV & Battle Mountain, NV; 86 Galt; 95 Central, Sacramento.; 06 Merced UMC.

Piercy, Donald (Methesco) (Oregon-Idaho); 03 TBS: (Riverbank);; SY 07 Stockton, Grace UMC.

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Pierre, Monique-Cheri Theresa P91-F93; (GETS) (No. Illinois); 91 Christ, Algonquin; 7/1/94 Transferred to CNUMC; 94 Faith Fellowship, Vacaville (Eff. 1/1/95 LFT); 95 96 Lv. of absence; 2/1/97 TBS (Willits UMC); 98 Willits; 07 Sabbatical; 08 Richmond, Good Shepherd UMC; 09 Personal Leave. CC: Oakland, Lake Merritt UMC

Pina, Michael J. 04 Klamath, UMC of the Redwoods.

Pina, Roy SY 07 Covelo, Round Valley UMC.

Pitcher, Richard E. P72-F74; 70 Disc.; 72 Assoc., Court St. & First, Alameda; 74 Guinda & Arbuckle; 78 Grace, Fresno; 84 First, Dinuba; 86 Lindsay; 97 Rio Linda Community 00 Rio Linda + Elverta; 03 Incapacity Leave With CPP Benefits.

Plain, Richard B. P73-F77; (PSR) (Central Illinois); CNUMC 73 At school; 74 Forestville; 6/4/75 Trans. to CNUMC 75 Same; 81 Dutch Flat & Meadow Vista; 89 Trinity, Sacramento; 94 Superintendent, Fresno District; 99 Palo Alto: St. Andrew’s LFT.; 05 Los Altos UMC.

Pomeroy, Gwendolyn L. P76-F78; (PSR) CNUMC 76 Good Shepherd, Richmond; 80 Calvary, San Francisco; 84 Dir., Oakland Metro. Min.; 86 At school; 87 Sabbatical; 88 Lv. of Absence; 92 Management Consultant; 93 Consultant, Developmental Resources; 98 Developmental Resources; 3/15/00 NCC-USA Director of Church World Service and Witness Immigration and Refugee Program (¶ 335.1.a.4); 1/01/02 Developmental Resources Consultant. CC: Walnut Creek, UMC

Pope-Sears, Gary E. P81-F85; (United) CNUMC 80 (Taylorsville & Greenville); 81 Taylorsville & Greenville; 83 Assoc., First, Bakersfield; 86 El Cerrito; 10/3/94 95 Lv. of absence; 96 Epworth, Fallon..

Powell, Norma Jean P00-F03; (SFTS) A96 CNUMC 96-97 (Assoc. First, Bakersfield & Asbury Fellowship, Bakersfield). 98 Anderson Trinity; 03 Chester; 08 San Rafael, Aldersgate UMC.

Prendergast, Linda P00-F03; (PSR) 98 Oroville; 03 Pinole..

Pruess-Mellow, Judith F01; (PSR) FD 01; 98 Los Altos Min. Of Visitation LFT.; 01 Los Altos UMC; 05 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Los Altos UMC

Pudinski, Stephen SY 07 Smith River UMC.

Pugh, Karen Stoffers P05-F08; (Iliff) 05 Lindsay UMC; 09 Bakersfield, Wesley UMC.

Putnam, Gary B. P62-F66; (GETS) (N. Iowa); 62 At school; 64 Wesley Fdn., Cedar Falls; 66 Trans. to W. Wisc.; 66 United Campus Min., LaCrosse; 8/1/72 Trans. to Iowa; 8/1/72 Wesley Fdn., Collegiate, Ames; 1/1/84 Trans. to CNUMC; 84 Chaplain, UOP; 8/1/90 Central, Stockton; 03 Retired.

Quenzer, Floyd N. P84-F86; (MBBS) (Mennonite); Recog. of Orders CNUMC 84 Dir., Past. Couns., Samaritan Couns. Center; 87 Faith Fellowship, Fresno; 89 Selma; 96 Grace, Fresno.; 06 Fresno, Sierra Vista UMC; 09 Fresno, Calwa UMC.

Rabenau, David A. P78-F80; CNUMC 78 San Joaquin & Tranquility; 82 Carlmont, San Carlos; 86 Assoc., San Ramon Valley, Alamo; 87 92 At school; 89 93 Lv. of absence; 94 Madera; 95 97 Family leave. 98 Retired. CC: Tranquility UMC

Raley, Glen A.P88-F92; (Fuller) CNUMC 85 (Etna & Fort Jones); 89 Etna & Fort Jones; 93 Community, Valley Springs; 1/1/99 Oakdale; 00 Oakdale, Community UMC; 06 Los Banos UMC.

Rambo-Brown, Ruth P84-F88; CNUMC 83 (Tamalpais Valley, Mill Valley) LFT; 84 Potter Valley; 89 Lower Lake; 92 Lake County Cooperative Ministries: Lower Lake; 10/1/93 Lake County Cooperative Ministries LFT; 94 Spiritual Adviser, Hospice of Lake Co.; 95 Retired; 96-98 TBS (Potter Valley) LFT; 96-97 Hospice Lake County, LFT. 00-04 Hospice Lake County LFT.. CC: Ukiah UMC

Ray, Marilyn P92-F94; CNUMC 90 (Los Molinos); 91 (Los Molinos & Cone); 92 Los Molinos & Cone; 93 Mendocino UM Cooperative Parish: St. Paul’s, Point Arena; 1/1/95 St. Paul’s, Point Arena & Willits; 95 Galt. 98 Milpitas Sunnyhills; 00 Retired..

Read, Stanley E. P46-F48; (Calif.); (Supply 1 yr.) 45 Half Moon Bay; 48 Soledad; CNMC 49 Same; 51 Los Molinos & Cone; 54 Weldon & Highland Chapel; 59 Grace, Yuba City; 63 Susanville; 68 Prot. Chaplain, Cal. Men’s Colony, West Facility, Los Padres; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Prot. Chaplain, Correctional Training Facility, Soledad; 86 Retired.. CC: Soledad, Mision Metodista Hispana de Sol

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Rhodes, Lynn N. P72-F74; (Union NYC) (So. New Eng.); 72 Campus Minister, Harvard; 75 Assoc. Director of Field Ed., Boston Univ. 82 At school; 7/1/85 Trans. to CNUMC 83-85 Asst. Prof., PSR; 90 Assoc. Prof. of Ministry and Field Ed., PSR.; 09 Retirement. CC: Berkeley, Trinity UMC

Rhodes, Schuyler J. P84-F90; (Drew) (Troy); (New York Conf.); 86 Gilbert Beaver Conf. Farm; 88 Transfer to New York Conf.; 88 Chelsea; 90 Washington Sq.; 2/1/98 Director, Wesley Foundation, UC Berkeley; 6/1/99 Transfer to CNUMC; 99 Director, Wesley Foundation, UC Berkeley; 00 San Francisco: Temple.

Riches, Wallace G. P66-F69; (PSR) CNUMC 66 First, Richmond; 67 At school; 68 Asst., First, Oakland; CNUMC 69 Same; 10/1/69 Lynnewood, Pleasanton; 74 Sebastopol; 79 Twin Towers, Alameda; 85 Hillsdale, San Mateo; 87 First, Modesto; 95 Retired; 9/1/96-99; TBS: (Farmington LFT); 00 No Appt:. CC: Modesto, First UMC

Rieck, David (Golden Gate Bapt.) (Southern Baptist) 02-03 TBS (Biggs Community); SY 07 Biggs UMC; SY 08 Durham UMC.

Risedorph, Kim P05-F08; (PSR) 04 Pleasanton, Lynnewood UMC; 09 Livermore, Asbury UMC.

Robbins, Judy R. P96-F99; (Asbury) 93 95 (Le Grand); 96 Arbuckle & Knights Landing; 00 Kinght’s Landing LFT; 04 Rio Linda, Community UMC.

Roberts, Byron L. P55-F58; (Perkins) (Louisiana); 55 Sinsboro & Antioch; 56 At school; 6/1/58 Trans. to CNMC 58 Live Oak, Santa Cruz; 61 Assoc., Cambrian Park; 63 Arcata; 68 Assoc., Millbrae & Assoc., Hillsdale, San Mateo; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Crystal Springs, San Mateo; 77 Mid Peninsula Par., Past. Counseling Service; 93 Retired.. CC: Sacramento, Florin UMC

Rodriguez, David L. (Princeton) (Manila, Philippines); 7/1/87 Trans. to CNUMC 87 Fresno Christian Fellowship, Fresno; 90 Faith, San Jose & Lakewood, Sunnyvale; 91 Lakewood, Sunnyvale; 92 Valley Faith, Sunnyvale 99 Exec. Sec’y for Connectional Relationships, Liaison for Asia-Pacific, GBGM. ; 03 Oakland Chinese Associate; 04 Incapacity Leave With CPP Benefits; 08 Retirement. CC: Fremont, St. Paul’s UMC

Rogers, Donald P56-F59; CNMC 54 (Valley Springs); 55 (Valley Springs); 3/15/56 (Olivehurst,); 56 Olivehurst; 58 Biggs; 1/15/60 Downieville; 62 Seaside; 65 Fremont; 68 Sabbatical; CNUMC 69 At school; 71 S’y; 72 Appointed to Secular Work 72 Public School Teacher, Fremont; 92 Retired.. CC: Fremont, St. Paul’s UMC

Rollison, Richard SY 07 Lovelock, Grace UMC.

Roper, Richard Melbert SY 07 Firebaugh UMC.

Roulsten, Donald H. P75-F81; (Asbury) CNUMC 75 Highland Chapel, Lake Isabella & Weldon; 81 Weldon; 85 Grand Av., Porterville.; 88 Porterville, Grand Avenue UMC.

Rowan, Ellen E. P82-F84; (NTS, GTU) CNUMC 82 Recog. of Orders Nazarene 80 Gridley; 82 Brentwood; 91 Trinity, Chico; 03 Retired. CC: Chico, Trinity UMC

Ruby, John W. P87-F89; (Iliff) CNUMC 86 South, Reno, NV & Assoc., First, Reno, NV; 87 South Reno Fellowship, Reno, NV; 89 South Reno, Reno, NV.; 94 Reno, South Reno UMC; 08 Leave of Absence.

Ryu, Chesung P07; (Candler) 05 Oakland, Korean UMC; 07 Sierra City UMC; 07 North San Juan UMC; 07 Downieville UMC.

Saavedra, Janette P94-F96; (WTS) CNUMC 92 (Assoc., First, San Leandro); 94 Assoc., First, San Leandro; 94 El Cerrito; 99 Assoc., Willow Glen, San Jose; 04 Trinity, Mountain View.

Saavedra, Juan M. (Claremont, PSR) AM 96 CNUMC 1/1/87 89 (Earlimart & Alpaugh); 90 95 (Court Street, Alameda & Melrose Hispanic Ministry, Oakland). 96 Court Street, Alameda & Melrose Hispanic Ministry, Oakland). 2/1/97 Court Street Alameda (LFT 3/4 time) 99 San Jose: La Trinidad..

Sachen, Kristin L. P83-F86; (PSR) CNUMC 83 Assoc., Burlingame; 88 Wesley, Palo Alto; 88 Wesley, Palo Alto; 93 First, Fremont; 11-10-99 Exec. Sec’y, Emergency Services International, UMCOR; 07-01-01 Asst Gen Sec’ty, Program and Emergency Services International, UMCOR.; 07 Mill Valley, Mt. Tamalpais UMC. CC: Fremont, First UMC

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Salinas, Juan P72-F74; (Rio Grande); 61 (Deming, NM); 64 (Lubbock, TX); 66 (Floydada & Lockney, TX); 69 (San Angelo, TX); 72 At school; 75 Temple & Moody, TX; 78 Division of Chaplains; 7/1/87 Trans. to CNUMC 87 La Trinidad, San Jose; 92 Yerington, Schurz, NV; 02 Yerington.; 04 Leave of Absence; 05 Retirement.

Samelson, David L. P88-F90; (PSR, Asbury) CNUMC 88 Greenville & Taylorsville; 92 Yreka.; 06 Eureka, First UMC.

Sanborn, Howard SY 09 Corning UMC.

Sandell, Ardys G. (Claremont) 98 Calaveras United Methodist Mission LFT. 1/1/99 TBS (Calaveras UM Mission & Jamestown UMC) 99 Jamestown LFT 1/1/01 Lv. of Absence; 01 Lake Isabella: Highland Chapel; 04 Retirement.

Sanford, Robert B. P42-F49; (Yale) (Detroit); CNMC 42 At school; Calif. 6/15/47 Isleton; CNMC 3/1/49 Grace Community, Oakland; 10/1/53 Willows; 6/1/57 Marysville; 1/1/61 St. Paul’s, Stockton; 65 Assoc., First & Lakewood, Sunnyvale; CNUMC 69 Same; 73 Wesley, Bakersfield; 78 Crescent City; 80 Martinez; 82 Retired.. CC: Fairfield UMC

Sanford, William C. P53-F56; (PSR) CNMC 53 Asst., First, Alameda; 54 At school; 55 Paradise; 61 Mayaguez Union Ch., Mayaguez, Puerto Rico; 64 Gilroy; 68 Crescent City; CNUMC 69 Same; 77 Kingsburg; 80 Atwater; 88 Lv. of Absence; 89 Retired.. CC: Merced UMC

Sartwell, Thomas SY 08 Chester UMC.

Sauls, Kelvin F98; (Holston); 7/1/96 Transferred (Deacon) to CNUMC 96 Associate, Jones Memorial, San Francisco; 99 Oakland: Downs Memorial; 06 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC

Sawdon, Lori B. P87-F89; (SFTS) CNUMC 86 (Co Pastor, St. Paul’s, San Jose); 87 Co Pastor, St. Paul’s, San Jose; 88 Rio Linda; 92 Los Gatos; 96 Trinity, Sunnyvale; 99 Merced.; 04 Lafayette UMC.

Saylor, Ronald F. P60-F63; (EUB Canada); 60 At school; 63 Tavistock & SE Hope; Cal. 66 Warner Memorial, Spring Valley; 68 Community, Durham; CNUMC 69 At school; 72 Family Court Counselor, Sacramento; 95 Retired.. CC: Sacramento, Faith UMC

Schilling, David M. P67-F72; (E. Wisconsin); 6/10/70 Trans. to CNUMC 70 Sunnyhills, Milpitas; 76 At school; 78 Watsonville; 83 Sabbatical; 84 Dir. Spec. Proj in Disarmament Prog., Riverside; 88 Prog. Coord., Fell. of Recon; 12/1/94 Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.. CC: Watsonville, First UMC

Schlager, Jane E. P76-F80; (PSR) 88 Tulare UMC; 89 Hayward, First UMC; 91 Richmond, Good Shepherd UMC; 00 Pinole UMC; 01 Golden Gate District Sup’t.; 09 San Jose, Almaden Hills UMC.

Schlager, Paul David P75-F78; (PSR) CNUMC 75 At school & New Cuyama; 76 At school & Emmanuel, Sacramento; 77 Emmanuel, Sacramento; 82 Tulare; 89 First, Hayward; 91 El Sobrante; 02 Burlingame.; 09 Sunnyvale, First UMC.

Schlesinger, Anne P07; (PSR) 06 LeGrand UMC.

Schlintz, Victoria P04-F07; (ABSW) 02 Fairfield Associate.; 04 Atwater UMC; 08 Incapacity Leave With CPP Benefits. CC: Merced UMC

Schlosser, Rick 06 Clearlake Oaks, Community UMC.

Schmidt, John M. P41-F47; (GETS) (Evang. Ch., Calif. Conf.); 41 San Bernardino; 42 Hollenbeck, Los Angeles; 45 At school; Cal EUB 46 Community, Sacramento; 51 Kerman; 54 Fresno; 58 Co Pastor, Trinity, Sacramento; 59 Durham; 63 Etna & Fort Jones; 67 Lindsay; CNUMC 69 Sparks, NV; 75 Oroville; CNUMC 84 Retired; 86 88 (Farmington); 89 (Lovelock, NV); 10/1/90 TBS (Fall River Mills) 91 No App’t.. CC: Oroville, First UMC

Schniepp, Albert E. P70-F75; (No. Illinois); 73 Meth. Larger Par., Rockford, IL; 78 Assoc., First, Waukegan; 6/15/80 Trans. to CNUMC 80 Assoc., First, Bakersfield; 88 Sabbatical; 7/1/96-97 Clinician III, Henrietta Weill Memorial Child Guidance Clinic & TBS (St. Andrew’s, Bakersfield.); 89 ABLC: Therapist, Henrietta Weill Memorial Child Guidance Clinic; 06 Retirement. CC: Bakersfield, First UMC

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Schwartz, Robert H. P60-F62; (PSR) (New York); CNMC 60 At school; 6/15/61 Trans. to CNMC 61 Asst., First & Court St., Alameda; 62 Assoc., Porterville; 65 Assoc., Los Gatos; 68 Wasco; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Saratoga; 82 Carson City, NV; 87 First, Bakersfield; 98 Carmel Church of the Wayfarer; 01 Retired. CC: Bakersfield, First UMC

Schwarzenberg, Carl H. P52-F54; (Asbury) CNMC 8/51 (Shasta Valley Par); 54 Shasta Valley Par.; 55 Westwood Community; 6/1/56 Greenville Par.; 59 Greenville & Taylorsville; 62 Sabbatical; 63 Gazelle & Mt. Shasta; CNUMC 69 Same; 73 Susanville; 86 Retired; 12/1/86 87 (Montague).. CC: Etna UMC

Schwarzentraub, Elizabeth K. P75-F78; (PSR, SFTS) CNUMC 75 At school First, Richmond; 77 Lakewood, Sunnyvale; 80 Holy Cross, Stockton; 85 C.S. Dev. Worker, Lockford/Clements & Isleton; 86 Isleton; 88 Marysville; 1/1/91 Marysville (3/4) & Consultant to Board of Conf. Mission Strategy ELM Program (1/4); 91 Church Consultant, Schwarzentraub and Associates; 97 Vacaville St. Paul’s LFT; 00 ABLC: Director of Stewardship Devel., CA-NV UM Foundation.; 08 UMC Center Staff. CC: Cameron Park, Foothills UMC

Scott, Franklin W. P51-F53; (PSR) (Oregon); 45 (Errol Heights, Portland); 47 (Lincoln St., Portland); CNMC 50 (Elmhurst, Oakland); 51 Elmhurst, Oakland; 2/15/56 Santa Clara Av., Alameda; 64 El Sobrante, Richmond; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 First, Napa; 9/16/71 Church of the Valley & First, Napa; 73 Supt., Fresno Dist.; 79 Campbell; 11/3/85 Field Rep., Bd. Global Min.; 88 Pastor, United Kingdom; 90 Retired.. CC: Point Arena, St. Paul’s UMC

Scott, James R. P69-F73; (GETS) CNUMC 69 At school; 71 Battle Mountain & Winnemucca, NV; 74 App’t to Secular Work; 74 Clerk, Mellis Market, Santa Cruz; 75 Assoc., Tulare; 3/78 Chaplain, USN; 94 St. Paul’s, Fresno.; 06 Retirement.

Setoki, Siosifa M. P00-F03; (Sia’atoutai ST) CNUMC 91 95 (Associate for Tongan Ministry, Wesley, Palo Alto LFT); 96 Lemoore; 03 Sunnyvale Trinity.; 09 San Carlos, Fale Hufanga Tongan UMC.

Shaner, Harry E. P46-F48; (PSR) (Calif.); 46 First, Richmond; 48 Lafayette; CNMC 49 Same; 54 Hanford; 57 First, Sunnyvale; 1/15/64 Supt., Fresno Dist.; CNUMC 69 Same; 1/1/70 Exec. Dir., Conf. Claimants’ Endow. Bd.; 1/1/75 Conf. Business Mang.; 7/1/75 Treasurer & Conf. Business Mang.& Exec. Sec’y Treas., Conf. Bd. of Pensions; 3/1/82 Treas. & Conf. Business Mang.; 84 Conf. Treas. & Dir. of Admin. Services; 1/1/88 Consultant to Conf. Treas.; 88 Retired.. CC: Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC

Sheffer, Marylee P06-F09; (SFTS) 04 San Jose, Calvary UMC; 07 Palo Alto, First UMC; 09 Fort Jones UMC; 09 Etna UMC.

Shell, Pete SY 07 Arbuckle UMC.

Sherburne, Timothy L. AM 01; 92 93 (Springville LFT); 94 95 (Grace, Fresno); 96 Le Grand. 01 Linden; 05 Roseville, First UMC.

Shiber, Christine E. P78-F80; (PSR) CNUMC 78 Assoc., First, Walnut Creek; 81 Bethany, San Francisco; 86 Assoc., San Ramon Valley, Alamo LFT; 93 Montclair, Oakland.; 04 Fairfield UMC; 05 Pacific Grove, First UMC; 07 Leave of Absence; 08 El Cerrito UMC; 09 Vallejo, First UMC. CC: Modesto, First UMC

Shook, Judith L. (Southwest Texas); 95 St. Paul’s, Point Arena, 96 Mendocino Coast Parish: Evergreen, Fort Bragg & St. Paul’s, Point Arena LFT (¶ 426.1, 1992 Discipline). 97 Transfer to CNUMC; 97 Point Arena St Paul’s; 99 Aptos 12/1/00 Sonoma; 02 Sabbatical 03 ATEM: “Spiritual Companioning”; 08 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004. CC: Aptos, Community UMC

Silva-Netto, Benoni R. P75-F77; (UTS) (So. Indiana); 75 Assoc. Chaplain, Winona Hospital & Assoc. Immanuel UMC, Pastoral Counseling Center; 82 At school; 85 Am. Baptist Sem. of the West; 7/1/88 Trans. to CNUMC 88 Acting Dean, Acad. Affairs, Am. Baptist Sem. of the West; 89 Dean and Assoc. Prof., ABSW; 91 Faith, San Leandro LFT, and Assoc. Prof. Pastoral Care and Counseling, ABSW; 92 Professor, ABSW/GTU; 96 Grace, Stockton; 98 Professor, United Methodist Studies, PSR, and Professor of Pastoral Care & Counseling, ABSW. 8/15/00 TBS (Sacramento: Hope); 01 GCOM, Dayton OH; 05 Leave of Absence; 05 Shasta District Superintendent.

Simon, Dante L. 99 Oakland: Melrose United; 7/1/00 Transferred to CNUMC; 00 Oakland: Melrose United. 9/1/01-03 Leave of Absence.; 04 Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC; 08 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004. CC: Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC

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Simpson, Stanley L. P58-F61; CNMC 58 At school; 60 Farmington; 65 Wesley, Modesto; 2/1/69 Susanville; CNUMC 69 Same; 73 Aldersgate, So. San Francisco; 80 Fortuna; 86 Sabbatical; 87 Sebastopol; 94 Retired.. CC: Sebastopol UMC

Slorpe, David F. P66-F68; (PSR) CNMC 66 At school; 67 Asst., Lafayette; 68 Meth. Bd. of Msns. for S.E. Asia; CNUMC 69 Same; 2/15/72 Laton & Armona; 74 First & Palm, Dinuba; 79 Epworth, Berkeley; 87 First, Santa Rosa; 01 Mill Valley: Mt. Tamalpias.; 07 Retirement.

Smith, Barbara J. P95-F97; (PSR) CNUMC 94 (St. John’s, Rohnert Park); 95 St. John’s, Rohnert Park; 99 Grass Valley.; 09 Auburn, Pioneer UMC.

Smith, Charles T. P88-F90; (PSR, GTU) CNUMC 10/1/84 (First, Richmond); 87 Weldon; 91 Jackson; 96 Eureka.; 06 Nevada City UMC.

Smith, Douglas D. P60-F61; (Iliff) (Rocky Mtn.); 60 Asst., Torrington, WY; 61 Asst., Wesley Fdn. & Laramie, WY; 62 Min. to Students, Laramie, WY; 63 At school; 6/15/68 Trans. to CNMC 68 Etna & Fort Jones & Greenview; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Fort Jones & Etna; 71 S’y; 73 Dutch Flat & Colfax; 76 Elk Grove; 84 85 Lv. of Absence; 86 Knights Landing; 90 92 Lv. of Absence; 9/15/92 Appointed to serve in Rocky Mountain Conf. ¶ 426.1, 1992 Disc. 9/15/92 Northgate UM Fellowship, Palmer Lake, CO.; 93 Calhan & Rush, CO; 94 Tehama Co. UM Ministries: Red Bluff; 98 Retired.. CC: Cone Community UMC

Smith, Jerry D. P87-F89; (PSR) CNUMC 86 (St. Paul’s, So. San Francisco); 87 St. Paul’s, So. San Francisco; 89 Windsor 99 Nevada City.; 06 Nevada-Sierra District Sup’t..

Smith, Kathleen P97-F99; (SPST, Iliff) 94 96 Tehama Co. UM Ministries: Cone & Corning & El Camino & Los Molinos. 97 Same; 00 Tehama UMM Cooperative Parish, Coordinating Pastor; 03 Same and LFT Los Molinos; 05 LFT Los Molinos & Corning; 08 Los Molinos, Community UMC; 08 Cone Community UMC.

Smith, Kim A. P79-F84; (PSR) (Nebraska); 79 In school; 81 (Potter Valley); 6/1/82 Trans. to CNUMC 82 Potter Valley; 84 Assoc., Wesley, Fresno; 86 Bethany, San Francisco; 6/1/82 Trans. to CNUMC 92 Trinity, Berkeley..

Smith, Matthew P08; (Union NYC) 07 Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC; 09 Sacramento, The Table.

Smith, Randal F. (WTS) (Nebraska); 86 Wauneta; 89 Hastings Grace-Juanita Assoc.; 94 Overton-Elm Creek, Williamsburg; CNUMC 99 Wesley Youth Homes; 9/1/00 Hayward First; Trans to CNUMC 7/01/06; 06 Hayward, First UMC; 09 Richmond, Good Shepherd UMC.

Smith, Susan G. F03; (PSR) FD 03; 00 San Jose Willow Glen Director of Christian Education.; 03 San Jose, Willow Glen UMC.

Snyder, Linda P. P96-F98; (SFTS) 9/1/94 95 (Sebastopol); 96 Sebastopol; 01 Sacramento: Florin..

Song, Chung-Myung P90-F92; (SFTS) (Korean Presbyterian Church); Recognition of orders 7/1/90 CNUMC 87 Marysville Korean, Yuba City; 11/1/96 Mt. Zion Korean, Clovis; 4/14/97 Fresno Korean Fellowship. 00 First Korean UMC, Indianapolis IN (¶ 337.1); 03 Berkeley Korean.; 05 Leave of Absence; 06 Retirement.

Song, John J. P86-F88; (PSR) CNUMC 1/1/86 Assoc., Korean, Oakland; 86 Miss. Intern with Asian Amer. Prog.; 7/7/86 Bd. of Global Min. Intern; 9/22/86 Pittsburg; 93 Associate, First, Palo Alto. 98 Sabbatical; 99 South San Francisco: Aldersgate & St. Paul’s; 01 So. San Francisco Hope.; 05 Mt. View, Wellspring UM Fellowship; 07 Middletown UMC; 07 San Jose, Calvary UMC.

Southard, Naomi P.F. P80-F82; (Harvard) CNUMC 80 Lake Park, Oakland; 82 Assoc. Gen’l. Sec’y., Gen’l. Comm. on Christian Unity & Inter religious Concerns; 85 Exec. Dir., Nat. Fed. of Asian Amer. United Methodists; 90 Sabbatical; 91 Administrative Sect. to Sect. of Council of Bishops; 97 Berkeley United..

Sparkman, Billy C. P59-F61; (Newark); 58 At school; 60 Summit Av., Jersey City; New York 64 Grace, Staten Island; 67 United Min. of Delhi; 6/13/79 Trans. to CNUMC 79 Min. of Celebration & Christian Growth, First, Sunnyvale; 81 First, Selma; 89 Assoc., First, Selma; 91 99 Disability Leave; 00 Retired.. CC: Selma, First UMC

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Spence, Roger E. P77-F80; CNUMC 77 Asst. Programs Service Dir., Goodwill Ind. of Greater East Bay; 78 Tamalpais Valley & At school; 82 First, Richmond; 83 Chaplain, Fred Finch Youth Center; 87 Lv. of Absence; 89 Psychiatric Social Worker, Fred Finch Youth Center, Oakland; 91 Director of Treatment Services, Fred Finch Youth Center; 92 Clinical Social Worker, Dept. of Psychiatry, Kaiser Hospital, Vallejo; 94 Chief, Child and Family Services.. CC: Berkeley, Epworth UMC

Spilman, Marlene J. P76-F81; (PSR) CNUMC 76 At school; 77 Min. to the Inner City; 81 Assoc., St. Paul’s, San Jose; 1/1/86 Ex. Dir., ACTS for the Homeless; 93 Sunnyhills, Milpitas; 95 Retired.. CC: San Jose, St. Paul’s UMC

Spooner-Walther, Patricia A. P95-F97; (PSR) CNUMC 94 (Watsonville); 95 Watsonville. 99-03 Leave of Absence; 03 Retired. CC: Nevada City UMC

Srey, Kien 05 Stockton, Central UMC.

Starbuck, Harry L. P45-F50; (Michigan); (Idaho); 48 Hansen; 50 Wendell & Hagerman; 53 Pocatello; Maine 58 Hingham, MA; 62 Winthrop; 68 Rockland; 71 Green Street, Augusta; 7/1/74 CNUMC 74 Lindsay; 79 First & Palm, Dinuba; 84 Fremont; 86 Retired.. CC: Boulder Creek UMC

Stateman, Cynthia J. P04-F07; 01 TBS (Quincy) 02 Quincy;; 04 Quincy UMC.

Steed, Janna T. P79-F81; (New York); 79 Litchfield & Bantam, CT; 83 Hamden Plains, Hamden, CT; 87 Attend school 88 Assoc., Los Altos, CA (OE); 7/1/89 Trans to CNUMC 89 Assoc., Los Altos; 90 03 Incapacity leave.; 07 Retirement.

Stegall, William H. P60-F65; (NE Ohio); CNMC 60 At school; 6/1/63 Trans. to CNMC 63 St. Peter’s, Stockton; 68 Shattuck Av., Oakland; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Sierra Vista, Fresno; 86 Dist. Supt., Nevada Sierra Dist.; 92 Redding.; 04 Retirement.

Stever, Ron 06 Philo UMC; 06 Boonville, Anderson Valley UMC; SY 07 Philo UMC; SY 07 Boonville, Anderson Valley UMC.

Stewart, Robert H. P48-F53; (No. Texas); (So. Cal. Ariz.); (Supply 2 yrs.) 46 (Campbell & Cumby, TX); 47 (Dir. Youth, All Nations Fdn., Los Angeles); 48 Westland, Los Angeles; 50 Village Community, No. Hollywood; 51 DRE, Inglewood; 52 Wesley Fdn., Tucson; 56 Dir., Wesley Fdn., U. of Ariz.; 6/1/58 Trans. to CNMC 58 Dir., Rel. Life, COP, Stockton; 61 Dir., Rel. Life, UOP, Stockton; 64 Parkside St. Francis, San Francisco; CNUMC 69 First St. John’s, San Francisco; 80 Trinity, Chico; 87 Retired.. CC: Paradise UMC

Stidham, Beth 03 TBS: (Tranquility); 04 Tranquility UMC.

Stiles, Billy John P54-F59; (Cent. Texas); 57 Assoc. Dir., Dept. Col. & Univ., Bd. of Ed., Nashville; 6/14/70 Trans. to CNUMC 70 Assoc. Dir., R. F. Kennedy Mem. Fdn., Wash., DC; 79 Deputy Chmn., Endowment for the Humanities, Wash., DC; 83 V.P., Council of Fdns; 85 Consultant/Writer; 87 Co-founder and President Nat’l Leadership Coalition on AIDS; 89 President, National Leadership Coalition on AIDS; 94 Retired.; 95 President and CEO, Nat’l AIDS Fund; 01 Interim Ex. Dir. Program, CompassPoint.. CC: San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC

Stinson, Richard J. P84-F87; CNUMC 82 (Lake Park, Oakland); 84 St. Paul’s, South San Francisco; 85 Assoc., Twin Towers, Alameda; 89 Wayside, Vallejo; 90 Melrose & United, Oakland; 4/1/97 ABLC to Japan OF., KWANSEI GAKUIN INIVERSITY; 09 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004. CC: Oakland, Lake Park UMC

Stone, Frank H. P72-F74; (PSR) CNUMC 72 Dutch Flat & Colfax; 73 Good Shepherd, Richmond; 76 At school; 78 Chaplain, Fred Finch Youth Center, Oakland; 83 St. Helena; 95 Aldersgate, San Rafael. 97 San Francisco Park Presidio & Calvary; 99 Lv. of Absence; 00 Richmond: Good Shepherd; 01 Lv. of Absence; 7/1/01-03 Incapacity Leave.; 08 Retirement. CC: Berkeley, Epworth UMC

Stone, Judith K. P79-F82; (PSR) CNUMC 79 Aldersgate, Chico; 84 Assoc., First, Reno, NV; 86 Truckee & Kings Beach; 91 First, San Rafael; 96 Grace, Saratoga; 02 Los Gatos Associate.; 05 Sebastopol UMC.

Stoneking, Kristin G. (GETS) (East Kansas); Trans to CNUMC 7/1/04; O4 ATEM. CC: Davis UMC

Storrs, Cindy K. (Drew) (Northern New Jersey); 96 Lake County Coop. Ministries: Lower Lake & Clearlake LFT; 97 Trans. To CNUMC; 00 Lower Lake, Clear Lake, Middletown.; 06 Middletown UMC; 07 Arcata, First UMC.

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Stout, Patricia T. P08; 08 Los Altos UMC; 09 Transitional Leave. CC: San Jose, Willow Glen UMC

Straks, Dorothy F97; FD 97; Trans to Pacific Northwest, 7/1/98; 7/1/2001 transfer to CNUMC; 01 Lv. of Absence; 8/15/01 Campbell UMC Music Director.; 04 Transitional Leave; 04 Alameda, Twin Towers UMC; 08 Transitional Leave; 09 Personal Leave. CC: Livermore, Asbury UMC

Sturdivant, Dan I. P03-F06; (PSR) 98 Livermore Asbury Associate; 01 Byron.; 03 Byron UMC.

Sublett, John W. P62-F64; (PSR) CNMC 62 Asst., Trinity, Berkeley; 64 Fellowship, Vallejo; 66 St. Mark’s, Orinda; CNUMC 69 Same; 73 Woodland; 83 Loomis; 1/1/89 Alamo; 94 Woodland; 01 Retired.

Sudderth, C. Melvin P61-F64; (NW Texas); (Rocky Mtn.); 59 (Potosi & Dudley, TX); 60 (Keenesburg, CO); 63 Glenn R. Phillips Memorial, Denver; 66 Asst., First, Greeley; 6/11/67 Trans. to CNMC 67 Pine, San Francisco; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Central & Trinity, San Francisco; 74 Trinity, San Francisco; 88 92 Disability Lv.; 93 Retired.. CC: San Francisco, Trinity UMC

Summers, Gerald V. P51-F57; (Boston) (So. Cal. Ariz); 51 At school; 56 Brooks Memorial, Phoenix; 59 Assoc., Sepulveda; 63 Min. of Ed., First, Inglewood; 67 Assoc., West Covina; 6/15/69 Trans. to CNUMC 69 Quincy; 74 Paradise; 83 Montague & Yreka; 86 Yreka; 90 Sabbatical; 91 Marysville; 93 Retired.. CC: Chico, Trinity UMC

Summers, L.T. Archer (Harvard) (New England) 03 Orinda St. Mark’s; Trans to CNUMC 7/1/05; 05 Palo Alto, First; 09 Burlingame UMC.

Swartz, Michael A. P73-F80; (PSR) (So. Cal. Ariz.); 73 At school; 75 Assoc., Calif. Heights, Long Beach; 77 At school; 7/1/78 Trans. to CNUMC 78 LeGrand & Chowchilla; 81 First, Redwood City; 87 Hillsdale, San Mateo; 90 St. John’s, Davenport, IA (OE); 91 ABLC: Assoc., UCC Church of Peace, Rock Island, IL; 97 Church of Peace, Rock Island, IL.. CC: Redwood City, First UMC

Swedenburg, Romain A. F51; (Missionary Covenant Church) (Recog. of Orders) 52 CNMC 51 (Buri Buri, So. San Francisco); 52 Buri Buri, So. San Francisco; 2/15/55 Los Gatos; 1/1/64 Community Ch., Beirut, Lebanon; CNUMC 69 Same; 1/73 American Prot. Ch., The Hague, Netherlands; 75 Assoc., Wesley, Fresno; 78 First, Santa Clara; 82 Tice Valley, Walnut Creek; 87 Retired.. CC: Los Gatos UMC

Sweet, Paul D. P66-F71; (Claremont) 66 At school; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Live Oak, Santa Cruz; 74 Assoc., First, Palo Alto; 77 Carlmont, San Carlos; 82 Gilroy; 87 Temple, San Francisco; 00 San Mateo: Crystal Springs.; 09 Retirement.

Swisher, Ronald E. P73-F75; (PSR) CNUMC 73 Elmhurst, Oakland; 1/1/78 Easter Hill, Richmond; 90 Supt., Delta District; 96 Associate, Glide, San Francisco. 98 Oakland Taylor Memorial.

Taber, Dennis M. P88-F92; (PSR) (Desert Southwest); CNUMC 88 Attend school; 89 Grace, Mesa, AZ; 12/1/90 Trans. to CNUMC; 94 Evergreen Valley, San Jose; 01 San Leandro First.; 05 Richmond, St. Luke’s UMC; 08 Rohnert Park, St. John’s UMC; 09 Incapacity Leave With CPP Benefits. CC: Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC

Tai, Thomas C.N. P75-F77; (Presbyterian Church of Formosa); Recognition of orders 75; 75 Community Developer; 76 Formosan Indigenous Community Developer Formosan, Oakland; 89 Formosan, San Leandro; 90 ABLC: President, Methodist Graduate School of Theology, Taiwan.. CC: San Leandro, Formosan UMC

Takagi, Alpha H. P50-F54; (Ca Baptist) (PJPC) 50 El Monte; 51 W. Los Angeles; 52 Santa Maria; 53 Tacoma, WA; 55 Tacoma & Wapato, WA; 59 Santa Maria; 63 Dinuba; 5/23/64 Trans. to CNMC 64 Japanese, Dinuba; 66 Palm, Dinuba; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Aldersgate, Palo Alto; 84 Retired; 84-85 TBS (No. Gardena) 85-91 TBS (St. Andrew’s, Bakersfield); 92 (No Appt.).

Talmadge, Carolyn P06-F09; 05 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry; 08 San Francisco, Sarah Laughed Ministry Gr; 09 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry; 09 San Francisco, Sarah Laughed Ministry Gr. CC: South San Francisco: Hope UMC

Tam, Timothy C.T. P60-F61; (Emmanuel-Toronto) (United Church of Canada) 57 (Hong Kong Council of Chs. of Christ in China, EUB); 6/14/68 Trans. to CNMC 68 Chinese, San Francisco; CNUMC 69 Same; 92 Retired.. CC: San Francisco, Chinese UMC

Tangonan, Florante P. P03-F06; (Boston) 01 TBS (Kernville) 1/1/02 Kernville; 03 Kernville UMC; 04 San Francisco, Geneva Avenue UMC.

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Tangulu, Latu P03-F06; (ABSW) 01 Elko: United Methodist Fellowship 03 Tulare; 06 Tulare UMC.

Tapa, Kataii Sela 08 Sacramento, Tongan U.M. Fellowship.

Tarlesson, Roosevelt SY 09 Guinda, Community UMC.

Taylor, John W. P54-F56; (Idaho); (Illinois, Rock River); 10/1/49 (Fairfield); 2/1/51 (Ogden); 54 Ogden Central; 6/12/55 Trans. to Rock River 55 First, Cicero; 2/1/60 Trans. to CNMC; 2/1/60 Martinez; 67 Centennial, Sacramento; CNUMC 69 Same; 75 First, Modesto; 81 Sabbatical; 82 Field Rep. Pension Funding Campaign Comm.; 3/1/83 Pittsburg; 83 First, Fremont; 84 Fellowship, Vallejo; 94 Retired..

Taylor, Richard A. P67-F70; (So. Georgia); 67 At school; 6/10/69 Transferred to West Ohio 69 Associate, Christ, Dayton; 6/15/70 Transferred to No. Georgia 70 East Point & Colonial Hill; 73 Associate, Powers Ferry; 77 Associate, Jones Memorial; 78 Searcy Memorial, Griffin; 3/1/79 Transferred to New Mexico 3/1/79 Associate, First Church, Artesia; 11/15/82 St. Luke’s, Odessa; 85 Trinity, Roswell; 87 Lv. of absence; 9/1/88 Transferred to West Ohio; 9/1/88 Northwest; 7/1/94 Transferred to CNUMC; 94 Associate, Burlingame; 01 Sabbatical; 02 Retired. CC: Burlingame UMC

Tenold, Margo L. P93-F95; (PSR, Fuller, SFTS) CNUMC 93 Boulder Creek; 96 Los Gatos; 00-01 Attend School 12/1/01 Mountain View: Trinity; 04 Appt to Attend School; 06 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Campbell UMC

Thao, Wang Pao AM 00; 00 Merced, Assistant; 03 Lv of Absence; 07 Marysville, First UMC; 09 Clovis, Memorial UMC. CC: Marysville, First UMC

Thomas, Carl A. P64-F69; (PSR) (Cent. PA); 6/11/67 Trans. to CNMC 67 At school; 68 Asst., First, Alameda; CNUMC 69 Assoc., Epworth, Berkeley; 72 Co Pastor, Aldersgate & Asbury, Sacramento; 7/1/72 8/31/72 Riverside, Sacramento; 9/1/72 No. Sacramento, Sacramento; 73 Co Pastor, Asbury & No. Sacramento, Sacramento; 79 Co Pastor, First, San Jose; 84 First, San Jose; 86 First, Sacramento; 92 First, Sunnyvale; 01 Livermore: Asbury; 03 Retired. CC: Sacramento, First UMC

Thomas, Darrell D. P51-F54; (PSR) CNMC 51 Asst., Shattuck Av., Oakland; 52 First, Richmond; 55 Earlimart; 12/1/58 Wesley, Modesto; 8/1/63 Manteca; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 San Leandro; 81 First, Lodi; 11/1/90 Director of Church Relations and Alumni Student Recruitment, University of the Pacific, Stockton; 92 Retired.. CC: Williams, Parkside UMC

Thomas, Glenda C. P70-F72; CNUMC 70 Asst., Epworth, Berkeley; 72 Co Pastor, Aldersgate & Asbury; 7/1/72 8/31/72 Riverside, Sacramento; 9/1/72 No. Sacramento, Sacramento; 73 Co Pastor, Asbury & No. Sacramento; 79 Co Pastor, First, San Jose; 84 Supt., Central Dist.; 86 Supt., Delta Dist; 90 Almaden Hills, San Jose; 01 Retired. CC: Sacramento, First UMC

Thomas, Larry W. P71-F75; (Claremont) (No. Texas); CNUMC 73 Assoc., First & Lakewood, Sunnyvale; 75 Assoc., First, Sunnyvale; 79 Cambrian Park, San Jose; 88 Half Moon Bay.. CC: Half Moon Bay, Community UMC

Thompson, David G. P71-F76; (GETS) CNUMC 71 At school; 73 Beulah, Kerman; 77 Sutter Creek & Jackson; 82 Merced; 92 Pinole; 00 Turlock..

Thompson, Richard H. P83-F85; (PSR) CNUMC 83 Sonora; 87 Gen. Bd. Global Min.; 90 Yreka; 92 Missionary to Tonga; 93 Fortuna; 96 Wesley, Palo Alto.; 05 Bakersfield, First UMC.

Thompson, Steven E. P70-F74; (Claremont) CNUMC 70 At school; 71 Assoc., First, Santa Cruz; 74 St. Paul’s, San Jose; 79 Hamilton, San Francisco; 94 Hamilton, San Francisco LFT; 3/1/95 95 Lv. of absence; 97 First UMC Redwood City 03 San Mateo-Hillsdale.

Tiapula, Vaopuna N. P95-F97; (SPST) CNUMC 80 (Assoc. for Samoan Ministries, St. Paul’s, So. San Francisco); 90 Epenesa Samoan, So. San Francisco; 96 Epenesa Samoan & Shoreview, San Mateo; 00 San Mateo: Shoreview; 9/1/02 Retired. CC: Sacramento, St. Andrew’s UMC

Tibbs, Delores P02-F05; 00 San Francisco: Jones Memorial Associate LFT. 1/01/02 San Francisco: Jones Memorial Associate.; 02 San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC; 03 Firebaugh UMC; 05 Oakland, Rockridge UMC; 06 Sacramento, Faith UMC; 09 Oakland, Shattuck Avenue UMC.

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Tillinghast, Harold A. P57-F59; (PSR) CNMC 57 Asst., Santa Rosa; 4/1/59 Forestville & Occidental; 61 Terra Linda; 62 Citrus Heights; 67 Sabbatical; 68 Team Min., Rochdale Meth. Min., British Meth. Ch.; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 S’y; 10/1/70 Wayside, Vallejo; 72 Laurel, Oakland; 86 Dir., Oakland Metro. U. M. Min.; 88 Eureka; 96 Retired.. CC: Eureka, First UMC

Tincher, John M. P66-F71; (So. Cal. Ariz); 7/1/74 Trans. to CNUMC; 74 Min. of Involvement, Burlingame; 75 S’y; 76 Asst. to the Pres., Scarritt Col.; 77 First, Selma; 81 Turlock; 83 Dir., Planned Giving, U. of Redlands; 5/17/88 Dir., Planned Giving, U. of Washington; 89 Dir. of Major and Planned Giving, University of Cal., Riverside; 96 Chaplain, US Air Force; 01 Retired. CC: Palo Alto, First UMC

Tiueti, Siliveinusi M. P97-F99; 97 Laurel Oakland; 01 Attend school.. CC: Oakland, Laurel UMC

Tran, Mai-Ahn P08; 07 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Oakland, Chinese Community UMC

Travelstead, Bill L. P59-F61; (So. Illinois); 53 (Grace, East St. Louis); 57 (Asbury, Chicago); 59 Asbury, Chicago; 61 St. Matthew’s, Belleville; 6/20/65 Trans. to CNMC; 65 Pittsburg; 66 At school; CNUMC 75 Asst. Dean, So. Il. U.; 76 At school; 80 Asst. Dean for Student Affairs, So. Illinois Univ.; 96 Retired.. CC: Pittsburg UMC

Troxell, Barbara B. P58-F61; (Union NYC) (N.Y. East); New York 58 Asst., Queens Village, NYC; 59 At school; 60 Cold Spring Harbor; 63 Exec. Dir., YWCA & Assoc. Chaplain, Ohio Wesleyan U., Delaware, OH; 66 Exec. Dir., YWCA, Stanford U., Palo Alto; 70 At school; 71 Asst. Pastor, First Presby. Ch., Palo Alto & Consult. in Field Educ., PSR; 7/1/71 Trans. to CNUMC 72 Assoc. Pastor, First Presby. Ch., Palo Alto; 76 Assoc. Dir., CCOM; 78 Supt., Golden Gate Dist.; 83 Sabbatical; 84 Dean of Students, PSR; 87 Assoc., Lake Merritt, Oakland; 88 Acting Dir., Field Ed., Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary; 89 Asst. Prof. of Practical Theology, Garrett- Evangelical Theological Seminary; 99 Assoc. Prof. of Practical Theology. 9/1/00 Retired, 00 Garrett-Evangelical Theological, Senior Scholar in Spiritual Formation.; 00 Retirement. CC: Oakland, Lake Merritt UMC

Trueblood, Tarah P99-F02; (PSR) 99 Boulder Creek 03 Selma First; 04 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry; 04 Albany UMC; 06 Cal-Berkeley Wesley Foundation. CC: Richmond, St. Luke’s UMC

Turgeon, Mike P02-F05; (SFTS) 01 Rohnert Park;; 02 Rohnert Park, St. John’s UMC; 08 Sabbatical; 09 Windsor UMC.

Ubalde, Jr., A. C. P67-F74; (Claremont) CNMC 67 At school; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Min. to Third World, Glide Memorial, San Francisco; 73 Bethany, San Francisco; 81 Florin, Sacramento; 87 Sabbatical; 88 Geneva Av., San Francisco; 91 Oak Park, Sacramento; 93 Oak Park, Sacramento & /Chinese, Sacramento; 94 Fellowship, Vallejo.; 04 Retirement.

Vaca, Brenda P07; (PSR) 06 San Francisco, Temple UMC; 08 San Francisco, Nueva Vida; 09 San Francisco, Pine UMC.

Vaikona, Tevita P06-F09; 06 Hollister UMC; 08 Red Bluff, First UMC; 09 Redwood City, First UMC.

Vale, Mark P67-F70; (Rock River); CNUMC 67 At school; 6/12/69 Trans. to CNUMC 69 Tipton & Poplar; 71 Elk Grove; 76 San Lorenzo; 79 Faith, San Leandro (formerly San Lorenzo); 80 Good Shepherd, Richmond; 85 Assoc., First, Sunnyvale; 86 First, Sunnyvale; 92 First, Sacramento; 96 First, Turlock; 00 Lafayette.; 04 Retirement.

Valencia, Adolfo H. P52-F56; (Meth. Ch. of Mexico); 7/1/80 Trans. to CNUMC; 80 La Trinidad, San Jose; 87 San Pablo, Selma; 93 San Pablo, Selma & Hispanic UM Fellowship, Visalia (eff. 1/1/94 3/4 time); 94 San Pablo, Selma LFT; 1/1/97 Retired. CC: Selma, San Pablo UMC

Valencia, Herlinda C. 93 96 (Farmersville LFT). 1/1/97-99 (San Pablo, Selma LFT); 00 Retired.

Vallelunga, David (Methesco) (Troy); 9/1/01 Aptos, Community; 7/1/04 Trans to CNUMC; 04 Aptos, Community; 09 Chico, Trinity UMC.

Vandenberg, Gretchen F04; FD 04; 04 Gilroyl; 06 Lv of Absence.

Vang, Shine C.P. P99-F03; 11/13/88 (Marysville Hmong); 3/1/89 94 (Hmong Fellowship, Marysville & Associate for Hmong Ministries, First, Oroville); 1/1/95 98 (Hmong Fellowship, Marysville) 99 Hmong Fellowship, Marysville; 1/1/01 Hmong Fellowship, Marysville LFT. 01 Sacramento Trinity + Sacramento Hmong Min.; 03 Sacramento, Trinity UMC.

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VanMaanen, Donna M. (Asbury) (Iowa Conf) 98 TBS (Oakdale Community) 99 Citrus Heights LFT; 7/1/00 Transferred to CNUMC; 00 Citrus Heights LFT; 1/01/02 Citrus Heights; 03 Sacramento Faith.; 06 Oakdale, Community UMC; 08 Oroville, First UMC.

Vaughn, Clyde R. P63-F66; (So. Cal. Ariz.);61 (Min. Youth, Arlington, Riverside); 63 Min. Youth, Emmanuel, San Bernardino; 65 Farmington; 68 Aldersgate, San Rafael; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Tracy; 78 St. Paul’s, Fresno; 82 Grace, Santa Cruz; 1/1/92 94 Lv. of absence; 95 Administrator, Odd Fellows Home; CNMC 96-00 Lv. of absence; 01 Cedar Creek Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care Cntr.; 03 Retired; 03 Retirement. CC: Aptos, Community UMC

Velasco, Romeo R. (United, UTS-P) 00 Red Bluff. 11/1/01 Oakland: Melrose; (7/01/02 Transfer to CNUMC from West Ohio);; 04 Salinas, First UMC; 05 Firebaugh UMC; 07 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004.

Verdugo, Maria Ines Lugo 04 Smith River UMC; 06 Selma, San Pablo UMC; 09 Soledad, Mision Metodista Hispana de Sol; 09 Greenfield UMC.

Vieira, Gilbert H. F53; (PSR) CNMC 51 Dir. of Youth, Hayward; 53 Assoc., Porterville; 55 Geneva Av., San Francisco; 58 Jackson & Sutter Creek; 62 Buri Buri, So. San Francisco; 66 Aldersgate (Formerly Buri Buri), So. San Francisco; 73 Mill Valley; 82 Lafayette; 90 Retired.. CC: Colfax UMC

Vincent, Carole L. P94-F96; (Fuller) CNUMC 93 (Marina & Seaside); 94 Marina & Hilltop; 95 Marina; 00 Marysville First.; 05 San Jose, Almaden Hills UMC; 09 Retirement.

Virts, Thomas E. P88-F90; (PSR, SFTS) CNUMC 86 Carlin, NV & Battle Mountain, NV.; 1/1/90 Carlin, NV & Elko, NV, Fellowship; 91 Elko, NV, Fellowship; 94 Sonoma. 12/1/00 Bakersfield First; 03 Superintendent, Delta District..

Visick, Vernon M. P62-F64; (GETS) (EUB Cal.); 60 At school; 63 Asst., First EUB, Kankakee, IL; 65 Asst. to the Dean, No. Central Col., Naperville, IL; 68 At school; CNUMC 69 Same; 70 Madison Campus Min., Madison, WI; 71 At school; 76 Madison Campus Min. 99 Sabbatical; 00-02 Attend school. 03 Ausable Inst. Of Environmental Studies; 07 Retirement. CC: Gridley UMC

Vo, Thien-Loc N. P94-F96; (Evangelical Church of Viet Nam); Recognition of Elder’s orders 94; 94 Associate for Vietnamese Ministry, First, San Jose; 1/1/03 San Jose Vietnamese Fellowship..

Vorn, Samuel P01-F03; (Cambodian Christian Church) 1/1/93 - 00 (Associate, Cambodian Language Ministry, Centenary, Modesto).; 01 Modesto, Centenary UMC.

Vorster, Arnold S. P61-F63; (S.E. Tenn.); 60 (Belleview); 61 Belleview; 63 Antioch Ct.; 6/1/65 Trans. to CNMC 65 Hillcrest, Salinas; 68 St. Paul’s, Reno, NV; CNUMC 69 Same; 73 First & Lakewood, Sunnyvale; 77 First, Sunnyvale; 81 Central, Stockton; 90 Trinity, Berkeley; 92 Turlock; 96 Mt. Tamalpias, Mill Valley; 01 Retired. CC: Mill Valley, Mt. Tamalpais UMC

Wager, Clarence E. P67-F70; (PSR) CNUMC 67 At school; 6/19/67 Dobbins; CNUMC 69 At school; 70 Portola; 77 Soulsbyville & Tuolumne; 87 Lincoln; 89 Placer Hills, Meadow Vista & Dutch Flat.; 05 Retirement.

Wake, Lloyd K. P47-F50; (ABSW) (Calif. PJPC); 48 Berkeley; 50 Pine, San Francisco; 5/23/64 Trans. to CNMC; 64 Pine, San Francisco; 67 Min. of Cong. Life, Glide Memorial, San Francisco; CNUMC 69 Same; 1/1/90 Retired. 02 TBS (San Francisco First St John’s). CC: Palo Alto, Aldersgate UMC

Walker, Philip W. P47-F49; (Illinois); CNMC (Supply 2 yrs.) 5/15/49 Trans. to CNMC 49 Laton & Five Points; 51 Delano; 56 Supt., Redwood Empire Dist.; 62 Burlingame; 66 Supt., Sacramento Nevada Dist.; CNUMC Same; 71 Trinity, Chico; 80 Retired.; 93 Retirement. CC: Woodland UMC

Ward, Audrey S. P87-F90; (PSR) 85 Greenfield; 10/31/86 No App’t; 87 First, Richmond; 88 Middletown; 1/1/92 Director, Lake County Children’s Council; 95 Sunnyhills, Milpitas. 98 Fresno Wesley 11/1/98 Assistant to Fresno District Superintendent (¶ 335.1.a(1) 1/15/99 Richmond: St. Luke’s; 02 Sabbatical; 03 Sacramento First Associate.; 04 Redwood City, Woodside Road UMC; 06 Sacramento, Central UMC; 08 Vallejo, First UMC; 09 St. Helena UMC.

Warner, Cathy 03 TBS (Boulder Creek).; SY 07 Boulder Creek UMC.

Warner-Carey, Christopher (Pacific Lutheran) 01 Bakersfield, First UMC; 06 Potter Valley, Community UMC.

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Warner-Carey, Lisa M. P95-F00; (PSR) CNUMC 95 96 Attend school; 97 Associate, El Sobrante; 2/1/00 Associate Bakersfield First; 02 Family leave; 03 Ukiah..

Watson, Karen D. P97-F99; (Asbury) CNUMC 96 (Trinity Colusa); 97 Trinity Colusa.; 99 Colusa, Trinity UMC.

Weathers, Thomas 04 Sonora UMC.

Weatherspoon, Dale M. P98-F01; (WTS) CNUMC 98 To Attend School 99 San Jose: Almaden Hills, Assoc.; 03 Redwood City First; 09 San Jose, Alum Rock UMC.

Weatherspoon, Deborah (WTS) (Florida) 99 San Jose First Assoc.; 7/1/01 Transfer to CNUMC; 01 San Jose Calvary; 06 Los Altos UMC.

Webb, Paul Russell P58-F86; (E. Ohio); 3/1/79 Trans. to CNUMC 3/1/79 Assoc., Fair Oaks; 79 Lemoore; 87 Aldersgate, San Rafael; 89 Antioch; 95 Clovis. 97 Modesto Centenary; 11/15/98 Assistant to Delta District Superintendent (¶ 335.1.a.1); 2/1/99 Ceres; 99 Retired..

Weber, George E. P50-F55; (Central Kansas); (Idaho); 50 At school; 51 Admiss. Counselor, Southwest Col.; 52 At school; 10/10/54 Trans. to Ore. 1/9/55 Trans. to Idaho 55 Ashton; 6/1/56 Trans. to Ore. 56 Assoc., Montavilla; 58 Tangent; 6/1/69 Trans. to CNMC 59 Lakewood, Sunnyvale; 60 Red Bluff; 1/15/63 Gilroy; 64 Withdrew; 66 Re’ad, Fred Finch Home, Oakland; 67 Hughson; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Assoc., First, Modesto; 76 St. Andrews, Sacramento; 83 Sanger; 87 Wasco; 90 Retired.. CC: Fresno, Calwa UMC

Weller, Wendy L. P87-F90; (Chicago) CNUMC 84 (Assoc., First, San Leandro); 87 Assoc., First, San Leandro; 88 Ione; 93 Lockeford Clements Fellowship LFT; 97 Sutter Creek; 01 Sabbatical; 02-03 Family leave... CC: Elk Grove, Point Pleasant UMC

Welsh, Barton SY 09 Smith Valley UMC.

Wendland, Mark R. P76-F79; (SPST) (Nebraska); 6/1/79 Trans. to CNUMC; 79 Assoc., First, Sacramento; 80 Monterey; 84 Forest Hill, Pacific Grove & Monterey; 88 Turlock; 92 Sabbatical; 93 Lafayette; 00 Sabbatical. 01 Hospice Chapl., Hosp. Of Monterey Penn. LFT; 02 Pacific Grove First.; 05 Family Leave; 06 Carmel, Church of the Wayfarer; 07 Pacific Grove, First UMC.

Wennerholm, Tempe R. P99-F03; FD 03; 97-00 Pacific Grove- Forest Hill; 7/17/00 Family leave; 01 Salinas First Min. Of Discipleship LFT.; 03 Salinas, First UMC; 04 Leave of Absence; 04 Retirement.

West, Ronald 04 Elverta UMC.

Wharff, Mark R. P77-F81; (Iliff) CNUMC 77 At school; 79 Riverbank; 82 Livingston; 85 Holy Cross, Stockton; 2/1/94 Millbrae; 95 First, Modesto; 1/1/01 Farmington LFT.; 08 Riverbank UMC.

Wheeler, William A. P62-F63; (ABSW) (American Baptist) 62 Recog. of Orders; CNMC 62 Lovelock, NV; 3/1/66 Mendocino Coast Par.; 68 Smith River; CNUMC 69 Same; 73 Knights Landing; 80 Sabbatical; 81 82 Lv. of Absence; 83 Trinity, Colusa; 86 Trinity, Colusa & Princeton; 87 Williams & Princeton; 88 Williams; 89 Retired. 97 TBS ( Meridian) 98 No Appt.. CC: Colusa, Trinity UMC

White, H. Richard P73-F78; (Northern Illinois); 7/1/81 Trans. to CNUMC; 81 Oak Park, Sacramento; 87 First, Redwood City; 89 Ridge View, San Francisco; South Carolina 91 Bethesda UMC, Kingstree, SC (¶ 426.1, 1988 Discipline); Cal Pacific 94 96 St. Mark’s, Los Angeles (¶ 426.1, 1992 Discipline) 97 Hanford. 98 Delano. 99 Dos Palos; 12/11/01 Suspended (¶359.1c); 2/09/02 Leave of Absence; 02 Leave of Absence; 7/1/02-03Incapacity leave.

White, J. Benton P54-F56; (No. Alabama); (Alabama W. Florida); 54 At school; Alabama 56 Chaplain, USAF; 6/1/59 Trans. to Nebr. 59 Assoc. Dir., Wesley Fdn., U. of Nebr.; 6/9/61 Trans. to CNMC; 61 Dir., Wesley Fdn., San Jose State Univ.; 67 Ombudsman, SJSU; CNUMC 69 Special Asst. to the Pres., SJSU; 70 Coordinator, Rel. Studies Program, Professor of Rel Studies, SJSU; 92 Retired.. CC: San Jose, Almaden Hills UMC

Whitmer, Philip F. P54-F57; CNMC 54 At school; 55 Carlmont, San Carlos; 63 At school; 65 Inst., Garrett Theol. Sem.; 66 First, San Rafael; CNUMC 69 Same; 1/1/70 Lafayette; 78 Hillsdale, San Mateo; 85 First, Salinas; 93 Retired.. CC: Salinas, First UMC

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Whitmore, Florence F. P84-F86; (PSR) CNUMC 84 Ione; 87 Florin, Sacramento; 01 Sacramento St. Mark’s..

Whitmore, Richard W. P51-F53; (Candler) (So. Georgia); 51 Marion Ct.; 6/12/53 Trans. to CNMC 53 Coleville, CA & Smith Valley, NV; 56 Assoc., First, Reno, NV; 57 Centennial, Sacramento; 66 First, Santa Clara; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Assoc., Burlingame; 6/19/74 Trans. to Tenn. 75 Assoc., West End, Nashville, TN; 76 Campus Minister & Chaplain Vanderbilt Univ. Medical School; 6/15/79 Trans. to CNUMC 79 First, Vallejo; 84 Grace, Saratoga; 86 Carlmont, San Carlos; 89 Retired; 11/1/89 (Sunnyhills, Milpitas); 90 (No appointment). CC: Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC

Whittemore, John (Fuller) (Free Methodist) 03 TBS: (Riverdale); SY 07 Riverdale UMC.

Whittemore, Marge (Fuller) (Free Methodist) 03 TBS: (Riverdale); SY 07 Riverdale UMC.

Wiberg, Linda D. P80-F83; CNUMC 1/1/79 Parkside, Williams & Shasta Dist. Prog. Assoc.; 83 Fairfield; 87 Calvary, San Jose; 92 Associate Council Director, CNAC; 99 Director of Connectional Ministries, CNAC.. CC: Sacramento, Centennial UMC

Wiberg, Paul J. P81-F84; CNUMC 1/1/79 Colusa; 83 Dixon; 87 Roselawn, San Jose; 90 Alum Rock, San Jose; 96 St. Mark’s, Orinda; 03 Sacramento Centennial.; 04 Leave of Absence; 05 ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry. CC: Orinda, St. Mark’s UMC

Wilber, Bryan R. P67-F69; (Iliff, GETS) CNMC 66 At school & Weldon & Highland Chapel; CNUMC 69 Weldon & Highland Chapel; 71 Sierra City & Dobbins & Camptonville & No. San Juan & Downieville; 72 Maxwell & Willows; 77 Exch., Darfield, Barnsley, Sc. Yorkshire, England; 78 Maxwell & Willows; 79 Madera; 85 Oakdale; 88 First, Dinuba; 91 Dunsmuir; 93 Retired. 99 TBS (Guinda).

Wilcock, Harry E. P66-F68; (New Eng. Southern New Hampshire); CNMC 10/65 (Merrimacport); 66 Merrimacport; 6/11/67 Trans. to CNMC; 67 Etna & Fort Jones & Greenview; 68 Hillcrest, Salinas; CNUMC 69 At school; 70 Assoc., First, Walnut Creek; 72 App’t to Secular Work; 74 Self employed; 79 Retired.. CC: Fresno, St. Paul’s UMC

Williams, A. Cecil P54-F55; (West Texas); 54 At school; 55 Hobbs, Lovington; 57 Faculty, Huston Tillotson Col.; 60 At school; 6/7/61 Trans. to Central West 61 St. James, Kansas City, MO; 6/1/64 Trans. to CNMC 64 Dir. Ch. & Comm. Div., Glide Urban Center; 66 Min. of Worship & Evang., Glide Memorial, San Francisco; CNUMC 69 Same; 87 Min. of Involvement & Celebration, Glide, San Francisco; 00 Retired..

Williams, Dorothy M. P82-F85; (PSR) CNUMC 81 Assoc., Downs Memorial, Oakland; 85 Good Shepherd, Richmond; 90 Easter Hill, Richmond; 92 Retired; 3/1/01 (TBS: Rockridge Oakland) 01 No App’t. 4/1/02 TBS (Oakland Elmhurst LFT) 03 No App’t:. CC: Oakland, Shattuck Avenue UMC

Williams, Wayne E. F51; (Church of the Nazarene); F51 New York Recog. of Orders; New York 9/1/46 (Ashokan & Glenford & West Hurley); 12/1/48 (No appointment); 51 Hudson; 11/1/56 Trans. to CNMC; 11/1/56 Sonoma; 1/15/64 Oroville; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Willow Glen, San Jose; 88 Retired; 7/1/96-99 TBS: (Associate, Los Altos;). CC: Los Altos UMC

Williamson, Lee E. P78-F80; (PSR) CNUMC 77 (Court St., Alameda); 78 At school & Court St., Alameda; 79 Pleasanton; 84 Park Presidio, San Francisco; 87 Melrose, Oakland; 90 Albany; 93 Wesley, Hayward.; 04 Retirement. CC: Hayward, First UMC

Williamson, Paul R. P63-F66; CNMC 66 Maxwell; 67 Citrus Heights; CNUMC 69 Same; 71 Martinez; 74 Vacaville; 12/1/90 97 Disability leave. 98 Retired.. CC: Vacaville, Faith Fellowship

Willis, Kimberly A. P98-F02; (GETS) 98-00 Appointed to attend school; 01 Marina.; 02 Marina UMC; 04 Bakersfield, Wesley UMC; 07 Santa Rosa, Christ UMC.

Wincentsen, Larry G. P56-F58; (Drew) (New York); 6/1/66 Trans. to CNMC; 66 Kerman; CNUMC 69 First, Kerman; 71 Assoc., Turlock & Wesley, Modesto; 73 Farmington & Wesley, Modesto; 79 Farmington & Escalon; 84 Escalon; 91 Forestville; 96 Retired; 97-98 TBS (Jamestown) 1/1/99 TBS (Jamestown and Coulterville) 99-03 TBS (Coulterville). CC: Coulterville UMC

Winchester, Andrea M. P81-F83; CNUMC 81 Assoc., Walnut Creek; 86 Assoc., First, Sacramento; 91 Sabbatical; 93 98 Lv. of absence; 99 Retired. CC: Sacramento, Central UMC

Windsor, Wanda L. 00 Mendocino UM Parish: Ft. Bragg- Evergreen. 1/1/02 Full time..

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Woffinden, James 05 Corcoran, First UMC; 05 Tipton UMC; 07 Corcoran, First UMC.

Wolf, M. David P54-F56; (PSR) CNMC 54 At school; 55 Asst., Castro Valley; 56 Happy Camp; 9/15/57 Assoc., Los Altos; 10/1/59 Hollister; 64 St. Paul’s, San Jose; 67 Holy Cross, Stockton; CNUMC 69 Same; 74 St. Mark’s, Sacramento; 84 Los Gatos. 97 VIM Director LFT 98 VIM Coordinator’ 9/1/00 Retired. CC: San Jose, Almaden Hills UMC

Wolfe, Geraldine J. AM 88 CNUMC 1/1/83 (Cone); 10/15/83 88 (Los Molinos & Cone); 89 Attend School; 90 Trinity, Anderson; 92 96 Lv. of absence. 97 Retired..

Wood, Donna J. P95-F97; (GETS) CNUMC 93 94 (Greenville & Taylorsville); 95 Greenville & Taylorsville. 2/15/99 Alameda, Twin Towers; 03 Tracy; 06 San Francisco, Park Presidio UMC.

Wood, Harry L. P63-F65; (Candler) (No. Georgia); 6/11/67 Trans. to CNMC; 67 Sierra Vista, Fresno; CNUMC 69 Same; 72 Wesley, Palo Alto; 78 Visalia; 89 Visalia & Assoc., Farmersville; 92 Visalia; 02 Retired. CC: Visalia UMC

Woodworth, Charles A. P57-F60; (New York); (57) (New Jersey); CNMC 10/1/55 At school; 59 Round Valley & Willits; 7/1/61 Assoc., First, Oakland; 62 San Lorenzo; 67 Sabbatical; 68 Exec. Sec’y, MASC; CNUMC 69 At school; 9/1/69 Fremont; 83 Turlock; 88 Sabbatical; 89 Attend School; 91 Retired.. CC: San Leandro, First UMC

Woudenberg, Paul R. P49-F52; (So. Cal. Ariz); 49 At school; 54 Echo Park, Los Angeles; 61 California Heights, Long Beach; 68 Sabbatical; 4/20/69 First, Santa Monica; 7/1/75 Trans. to CNUMC 75 Carmel; 86 Retired.. CC: Carmel, Church of the Wayfarer

Wright, Sargent J. P44-F46; (GETS) (Missionary Rule) (Rock River); 44 Chaplain, USNR; 46 Neighborhood, Maywood; 52 Chaplain, USNR; 54 Sabbatical; 6/1/55 Trans. to CNMC: 55 Cambrian Park, San Jose; 65 Lafayette; CNUMC 69 Same; 1/1/70 Supt., Fresno District; 1/1/73 At school; 75 Retired; 87 (Sierra Pines) 88 (No Appt.).. CC: Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC

Wylie, Scott E. P87-F94; (PSR) CNUMC 86 Assoc., Carmel; 88 Delano; 91 Lockeford Clements & Knight’s Ferry; 92 Trinity, Colusa; 96 Forestville; 01 San Rafael Aldersgate; 08 Susanville UMC.

Yale, Stephen E. P74-F77; (PSR) CNUMC 74 At school; 75 Dixon; 79 Firebaugh; 84 Newcastle; 85 Assoc., Millbrae; 86 Sabbatical; 87 At School; 90 Archives Consultant, GTU.; 09 Retirement. CC: Burlingame UMC

Yamada, Motoe P06-F09; (PSR) 04 Alameda, Buena Vista UMC; 05 San Jose, Wesley UMC; 09 Sacramento, Japanese UMC.

Yan-Chamberlin, Allen N. P91-F93; (PSR) CNUMC 90 (Good Shepherd, Richmond); 91 Daly City. 99 Novato; 03 Fremont First.

Yang, Chuckua (CSS) 00 TBS: (Oroville: Hmong Fellowship-Lay); 01 Oroville: Hmong Fellowship.; 02 Oroville, First UMC; 06 Marysville, First UMC.

Yang, Frank W. P83-F85; (Taiwan Holiness); 83 Trans. to CNUMC: 82 (Assoc., Park Presidio, San Francisco); 83 Assoc., Park Presidio, San Francisco; 90 Minister for Formosan Ministries, Park Presidio, San Francisco; 97 Retired..

Yang, Kham Dy P98-F00; (Claremont) Hmong Community UMC, 215 George St., St. Paul, MN 55107. 98 Fresno Christian Fellowship. 99 Reedley First 01 Sierra Vista + Hmong Ministry; 02 UM Evangelist & Ex. Dir. HART Academy 03 Caruthers LFT, UM Evangelist & Ex. Dir. HART Academy LFT.; 06 Clovis, Memorial UMC; 09 Lower Lake, Community UMC; 09 Upper Lake, Community UMC; 09 Kelseyville UMC.

Yong, Wesley O. F96; F96 (Chinese Ann. Conf., Methodist Church in Singapore); Recognition of orders; 90 92 (Chinese UM Fellowship, Fremont); 93 95 (First Chinese, Fremont); 96 First Chinese, Fremont.; 07 Fremont, First Chinese UMC; 08 Retirement.

Yoon, Donghyun 05 Fremont, Korean First UMC of Fremont.

Yoshihara, Craig K. 09 Clovis, United Japanese Christian.

Yoshii, Michael A. P86-F88; (PSR) CNUMC 86 Assoc., Buena Vista, Alameda & Assoc., United, Berkeley; 88 Buena Vista, Alameda..

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Yoshino, Mariellen Sawada P89-F92; (SPST) (Kansas); Kansas East 88 (Pomona, KS); 89 Pomona, KS; 7/1/90 Trans. to CNUMC 90 Aldersgate, Palo Alto; 96 Wesley, San Jose.; 07 Fresno District Superintendent.

Young, Ernle W.D. P59-F61; (SMU) (Meth. Ch. of So. Africa); 6/1/74 Transfer to CNUMC 74 Chaplain, Stanford Medical Center; 80 Assoc. Dean, Stanford Memorial Ch. Chaplain to Stanford Med. Cen.; 91 Associate Dean, Memorial Church; Prof., School of Medicine, Stanford University; 02 Retired. CC: Palo Alto, First UMC

Yu, Suk-Chong (MTS) (Korean Methodist Church) Transfer into Pacific Northwest 1/1/77;1/1/77 Vashon; 81 Fern Hill, Tacoma; 85 First Korean; 86 Curriculum Resources Comm.; 10/1/88 Transfer to CNUMC; 10/1/88 Korean, San Francisco; 99 Superintendent, Nevada-Sierra District.; 06 Retirement. CC: San Francisco, Korean UMC

Yu, Yon Sil P96-F00; (SFTS) CNUMC 1/1/95 (Associate, Korean, San Francisco); 95 (Korean Fellowship, Vacaville); 96 Korean Fellowship, Vacaville; 2/1/97 Wesley Korean, San Francisco; 1/1/98 Hillsdale LFT; 98 So.San Francisco Aldersgate; 99 United Methodist Korean Ministry of Western Nevada LFT.; 00 Reno, Korean Ministry; 04 Retirement. CC: San Francisco, Korean UMC

Zier, Mark P73-F76; (Union NYC) (East Ohio); 73 In School; 75 Rockport Assoc. 77 At School; 1/1/82 Student; 86 Dean of men, Univ. Of Tor.; 92 Chaplain, UOP; 7/1/96 Transfer to CNUMC; 96 Chaplain, University of the Pacific, Stockton; 00 Sabbatical; 01 Asst. Prof. Religious Studies, Univ. San Francisco LFT. 03 Richmond St. Luke’s. LFT; 05 Orinda, St. Mark’s UMC.

15. General & Jurisdictional Conference Delegates

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Delegates to the General Conference of the United Methodist Church, 1968

Delegates Elected by the California Evangelical United Brethren Conference(Note: These are the delegates elected to the 1968 General Conference of the United Methodist Church, held following the Uniting Conference, and living within the bounds of the California-Nevada Conference.)

Lay Delegate: Chris W. Schmidt.Clergy Delegate: None.Reserve Lay Delegate: J. Melvin Brawn.Reserve Clergy Delegate: Everett C. Schneider.

Delegates Elected by the California-Nevada Conference (former Methodist)

Lay Delegates: Frank Webber, Donald Winne, George H. Atkinson, Georgia Harkness, Robert E. Burns, Mrs. J. W. Carrell, J. Everett Walker.Clergy Delegates: Arthur V. Thurman, Robert W. Moon, D. Clifford Crummey, Kenneth W. Adams, John V. Moore, Cecil Williams, Lloyd K. Wake.Reserve Lay Delegates: Wilbur Jacoby, Mrs. Ted Baun, Glenn C. Booth, Abel P. Machado, H. Leroy Cannon, Clare Pettit, Mrs. James Catterall, Mrs. James P. Howell, J. Allen Walker, Leslie DanReserve Clergy Delegates: Joyce W. Farr, Robert D. Hill, Robert N. Boswell, Robert Panzer, Harry E. Shaner, Donald H. Fado, J. Richard Hart, Hamilton T. Boswell, C. Douglas Hayward, Charles E. Lord.


(* indicates former E.U. The remainder are former Methodists.)Lay Delegates: Frank Webber, Richard O. Johnson, Grace Catterall, J. Melvin Brawn*, Olivia Carrell, Glenn O. Booth, J. Everett Walker.Clergy Delegates: Wilbur W. Y. Choy, Arthur V. Thurman, John V. Moore, C. Douglas Hayward, Hamilton T. Boswell, Clifford S. Droke, Robert W. Moon.Reserve Lay Delegates (former E.U.): Chris W. Schmidt*, J. W. Cosby*.

Delegates to the Western Jurisdictional Conference of the United Methodist Church, 1972

(* indicates former E.U. The remainder are former Methodists.)Lay Delegates: Sydney Snyder, Jo Taylor, George Taylor, Abel P. Machado, Ben Gross, Don Winne.Clergy Delegates: D. Clifford Crummey, Sargent J. Wright, Harry E. Shaner, Harvey N. Chinn*, Donald Getty, Lloyd K. Wake.Reserve Clergy Delegates (former E.U.): Everett C. Schneider*, Roy S. Dunn*.Reserve Lay Delegates: Vickie Blomquist, George H. Atkinson, J. Alan Walker, Wilson Riles, Robert Ellis.Additional Reserve Lay Delegates (Elected June 10, 1972): Syd Snyder, Catherine Carroll, Velma Yemoto.

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Reserve Clergy Delegates: William W. Dew, Robert D. Hill, J. Richard Hart, Arthur Schuck, Booker T. Anderson.


(* indicates former E.U. The remainder are former Methodists.)Lay Delegates: J. Melvin Brawn*, Frank Webber, Kathryn Carroll, Frances Hernandez, Kathy La Point, Gwendolyn Williams.Clergy Delegates: Martha Rowlett, Clifford S. Droke, John V. Moore, Arthur V. Thurman, Thomas P. Grissom, Lloyd K. Wake.Reserve Lay Delegates: J. William Cosby*, Al Schmidt*.


(* indicates former E.U. The remainder are former Methodists.)Lay Delegates: Shizue Yoshina, Sydney Snyder, George Atkinson, Jo Taylor, Penny Doyle, Don Winne, Molly Cunningham.Clergy Delegates: Glenda C. Thomas, Booker T. Anderson, Jose O. Barron, Harry E. Shaner, Bernard E. Mott*, C. Douglas Hayward, Jonah J. Chang.Reserve Lay Delegates: Albert L. Thomas, Donna La Point, Franklin Stark, Pearl Jaramillo.Reserve Clergy Delegates: William W. Dew, Hamilton T. Boswell, Robert W. Moon, Donald L. Kuhn, Roy S. Dunn*, Harvey N. Chinn*.


Lay Delegates: Frank Webber, June Barneson, Kathryn Carroll, J. Melvin Brawn, Donna Fado, Shizue YoshinClergy Delegates: Harry E. Shaner, Barbara Troxell, John V. Moore, Lloyd K. Wake, Donald J. Cunningham, Thomas P. Grissom.


Lay Delegates: Rosa Washington, Donna La Point, Tapuni Ioelu, D. Russell Walker, Jo Taylor, Donald Winne, Linda Castaneda, Kathleen Thomas-Sano.Clergy Delegates: Booker T. Anderson, Arturo M. Fernandez, Franklin W. Scott, Roberta Corson, Clifford S. Droke, Jonah J. Chang, Roy S. Dunn, William H. Stegall.Reserve Lay Delegates: Martha Blankinship, John Taylor, Jr., Albert L. Thomas, Pearl Jaramillo.Reserve Clergy Delegates: Glenda C. Thomas, Robert W. Moon, William W. Dew, David L. Moss.


Lay Delegates: Rosa Washington, Helen E. Slentz, J. Melvin Brawn, Grady G. Knowles, Donna La Point, Kristin Knudsen, Tapuni Ioleu.Clergy Delegates: Harry E. Shaner, Betty Strathman Pagett, Arturo M. Fernandez, Roy I. Sano, William W. Dew, Donald J. Cunningham, Charles H. Lee.

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Lay Delegates: D. Russell Walker, June Rothe Barneson, Shizue M. Yoshina, Paul Blankinship, David Fado, John Espie, Kathryn Carroll, Ruben Perez.Clergy Delegates: Barbara Troxell, John V. Moore, James McCray, Lloyd K. Wake, Jose O. Barron, Glenda C. Thomas, Clifford S. Droke, John E. Corson.Reserve Lay Delegates: Venita Jones, Anne Chin, Alice Pena, Mary L. Gaddis.Reserve Clergy Delegates: Kathleen Ralston, Jonah J. Chang, Phillip C. Lawson, Donald H. Fado.


Lay Delegates: Donald L. Hayashi, Rosa Washington, Anne Chin, Donna La Point, D. Russell Walker, Grady G. Knowles, Joy Hammer.Clergy Delegates: William W. Dew, Glenda C. Thomas, James McCray, Jonah J. Chang, John E. Corson, Jan S. Everhart, Arturo M. Fernandez.


Lay Delegates: Floyd Pierce, J. Melvin Brawn, Venita Jones, Tapuni Ioelu, Helen E. Slentz, Sharon E. Sligh, Charles Christy.Clergy Delegates: William H. Stegall, Naomi P. F. Southard, Thomas Kimball, Thomas H. C. McArthur, Peter F. Chen, Kwang-Jin Kim, Virginia Y. Hilton.Reserve Lay Delegates: Kristin Kay Knudson, Marvel Walter, Henry Hurlburt, Matt Guffin, Ruben Perez.Reserve Clergy Delegates: Alvern L. Vom Steeg, Arthur F. Gafke, Linda D. Inlow, Paul R. Dirdak, Roy S. Dunn.


Lay Delegates: Raul Alegria, Grady G. Knowles, Rosa Washington, Alice Ann Glenn, Laurie Motz, Precious Bell Craft, Pete W. Taylor, Jr.Clergy Delegates: John E. Corson, Peter F. Chen, Glenda C. Thomas, Janet S. Everhart, Arturo M. Fernandez, Phillip C. Lawson, John C. Sheppard, II.


Lay Delegates: Sharon E. Sligh, Art Okuno, Mario R. Ubalde, Carol Gleason, Kristin K. Knudson, Tom Nelson, Paul J. Extrum-Fernandez.Clergy Delegates: Jacqueline Meadows, James McCray, Paul R. Dirdak, Hankyu Park, Thomas H. C. McArthur, Naomi P. F. Southard, Linda D. C. Wiberg.Reserve Lay Delegates: Barbara Keith, J. Melvin Brawn, Venita Jones, Tapuni “Cap” Ioelu, D. Russell Walker.Reserve Clergy Delegates: Ronald E. Swisher, James H. Corson, Alvern L. Vom Steeg, Nadine DeWitt Droke, Anatalio C. Ubalde.

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Delegates to the General Conference of The United Methodist Church, 1996

Lay Delegates: Paul J. Extrum-Fernández, Dale M. Weatherspoon, Grady G. Knowles, Precious Bell Craft, Betty Michie Suzuki, Jeanne Barnett.Clergy Delegates: Paul R. Dirdak, Renae D. Extrum-Fernández, Linda D. C. Wiberg, Ronald E. Swisher, Peter F. Chen, Warner H. Brown.

Delegates to the Western Jurisdictional Conference of The United Methodist Church 1996

Lay Delegates: Molly Cunningham, Anne H. Lau, Rosa Washington-Olson, Carol Gleason, J. Melvin Brawn, Anne Chin.Clergy Delegates: Ardith Allread, Douglass E. Fitch, Hankyu Park, Juan J. Arjona, John E. Corson, Nadine DeWitt.Reserve Lay Delegates: Shirley Azim, Pete W. Taylor, Jr., Alice Ann Glenn, Joseph W. Ayers, Perry Polk.Reserve Clergy Delegates: Madeline K. Elsea, Harry L. Wood, Mark R. Wharff, Kwang-Jin Kim, Arthur F. Gafke.

Delegates to the General Conference of The United Methodist Church 2000

Lay Delegates: Paul J. Extrum-Fernández, Betty M. Suzuki, Angela Brown, Susan Hunn, Chuck Myer, Erin Dunning.Clergy Delegates: Mariellen Sawada, Warner H. Brown, Donald H. Fado, Renae D. Extrum-Fernández, Benoni R. Silva-Netto, Ardith Allread.

Delegates to the Western Jurisdictional Conference of The United Methodist Church 2000

Lay Delegates: Pete W. Taylor, Jr., Christopher Martinez, Diane Knudsen, Randolph Miller, Anne Chin, Perry Polk.Clergy Delegates: Harry L. Wood, Alice Ann Glenn, David L. Bennett, Karen P. Oliveto, Arthur F. Gafke, Linda D. C. Wiberg.Reserve Lay Delegates: Shirley Azim, Kristen Addington, Laura Tower, Carol Gleason, Marvel Walter.Reserve Clergy Delegates: Jim Lockwood-Stewart, Douglass E. Fitch, Loran G. Berck, Suk-Chong Yu, Phillip C. Lawson.


Lay Delegates: Paul Extrum-Fernandez, Susan Hunn, Randall Miller, Lupe Sema, Blanche FarnamClergy Delegates: Dale Weatherspoon, Don Cunningham, Renae Extrum-Fernandez, Jeffrey Kuan, Karen Oliveto

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Lay Delegates: Betty Suzuki, Pete Taylor, Bruce Pettit, Susan Willm, Rob DunningClergy Delegates: Ben Silva-Netto, Vickie Armour Healy, Odette Lockwood-Stewart, Loran Berck, Don FadoReserve Lay Delegates: Laura Tower, Laddie Galang, Shirley Azim, Katharine Kim, Perry PolkReserve Clergy Delegates: David Bennett, Alice Ann Glenn, Gaye Benson, Paul Guffin, Paul Dirdak, Hubert Ivery


Lay Delegates: Randall Miller, Susan Hunn, Rosa Washington-Olson, Chuck Myer, Katherine KimClergy Delegates: Odette Lockwood-Stewart, Renae Extrum-Fernandez, Ted Virts, Dale Weatherspoon, Felicisimo Cao


Lay Delegates: Blanche Farnum, Karin Hilton, Betty Suzuki, Michael Herzog, Laddie Perez GalangClergy Delegates: Vickie Healy, Benoni Silva-Netto, Siosifa Hingano, Karen Oliveto, Dave BennettReserve Lay Delegates: Katherine Parker, Rob Dunning, Connie Hunter, Bruce Pettit, Laura TowerReserve Clergy Delegates: Michael Yoshii, Kham Dy Yang, Kristin Sachen, Kelvin Sauls, Elizabeth Brick

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Alphabetical Index of Church NamesAlbany UMC, page 414Aldersgate UMC, Chico, page 417Aldersgate UMC, Palo Alto, page 430Aldersgate UMC, San Rafael, page 438Almaden Hills UMC, San Jose, page 436Alum Rock UMC, San Jose, page 436Anderson Valley UMC, Boonville, page 416Antelope Valley UMC, Coleville, page 417Antioch UMC, page 414Arbuckle UMC, page 414Armona UMC, page 415Asbury UMC, Livermore, page 425Atwater UMC, page 415Battle Mountain UMC, page 415Bay View District Cambodian UM Fellowship, Alameda,

page 414Berkeley Korean UMC, Oakland, page 428Bethany UMC, San Francisco, page 435Bethel Korean UMC, Santa Clara, page 438Biggs UMC, page 416Boulder Creek UMC, page 416Brentwood UMC, page 416Buena Vista UMC, Alameda, page 414Burlingame UMC, page 416Byron UMC, page 416Calvary UMC, San Francisco, page 435Calvary UMC, San Jose, page 436Calwa UMC, Fresno, page 421Cambrian Park UMC, San Jose, page 436Campbell UMC, page 416Canaan Korean, Marina, page 426Carlin UMC, page 416Carson Valley UMC, Gardnerville, page 422Caruthers UMC, page 416Castro Valley UMC, page 417 Centenary UMC, Modesto, page 427Centennial UMC, Sacramento, page 433Central UMC, Sacramento, page 433Central UMC, Stockton, page 440Chester UMC, page 417Chinese Community UMC, Oakland, page 428Chinese UMC, Sacramento, page 433Chinese UMC, San Francisco, page 435Cho-un Korean UMC, Sacramento, page 434Christ UMC, Santa Rosa, page 438ChristChurch United Methodist, Chowchilla, page 417Christian Fellowship, Fresno, page 421Church of Joyful Healer, McKinleyville, page 426Church of the Mountain, Truckee, page 441Church of the Wayfarer, Carmel, page 416Citrus Heights UMC, page 417

Colfax UMC, page 418Community UMC, Aptos, page 414Community UMC, Clearlake, page 417Community UMC, Clearlake Oaks, page 417Community UMC, Fall River Mills, page 420Community UMC, Guinda, page 423Community UMC, Half Moon Bay, page 423Community UMC, Isleton, page 423Community UMC, Knights Landing, page 424Community UMC, Los Molinos, page 425Community UMC, Lower Lake, page 426Community UMC, Mt. Shasta, page 428Community UMC, Oakdale, page 428Community UMC, Potter Valley, page 431Community UMC, Rio Linda, page 433Community UMC, Shasta Lake, page 439Community UMC, Upper Lake, page 441Community UMC, Yerington, page 443Concord UMC, page 418Cone Community UMC, Los Molinos, page 425Cornerstone Community UMC, Rocklin, page 433Corning UMC, page 418Coulterville UMC, page 418Crescent City UMC, page 418Crystal Springs UMC, San Mateo, page 437Cuyama Community UMC, New Cuyama, page 428Davis UMC, page 418Delano UMC, page 419Dixon UMC, page 419Dos Palos UMC, page 419Downieville UMC, page 419Downs Memorial UMC, Oakland, page 429Dunsmuir UMC, page 419Durham UMC, page 419Dutch Flat UMC, page 419East Bay Formosan UMC, Walnut Creek, page 442East Salinas Family Center UMF, Salinas, Easter Hill UMC, Richmond, page 432El Camino UMC, Gerber, page 422El Cerrito UMC, page 419El Dorado County Federated Church, Placerville, page 431El Sobrante UMC, page 419Elk Grove UMC, page 419Elko United Methodist Fellowship, page 420Elmhurst UMC, Oakland, page 429Elverta UMC, page 420Ely UMC, page 420Emmanuel UMC, Sacramento, page 434Epworth UMC, Berkeley, page 415Epworth UMC, Fallon, page 420Escalon UMC, page 420

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Etna UMC, page 420Evergreen UMC, Fort Bragg, page 421Evergreen Valley UMC, San Jose, page 436Exeter UMC, page 420Fair Oaks UMC, page 420Fairfield UMC, page 420Faith UMC, Sacramento, page 434Faith UMC, San Leandro, page 437Fale Hufanga Tongan UMC, San Carlos, page 435Fale Maama, Oakland, page 429Farmington UMC, page 420Federated Church, Orland, page 429Federated Church, Patterson, page 430Fellowship UMC, Vallejo, page 442Firebaugh UMC, page 421First Chinese UMC, Fremont, page 421First Korean U.M. Fellowship, Fremont, page 421First Tongan Fellowship, Reno, page 432First Tongan UMC, San Bruno, page 435First Tongan, Palo Alto, page 430First UMC, Arcata, page 415First UMC, Bakersfield, page 415First UMC, Carson City, page 416First UMC, Corcoran, page 418First UMC, Dinuba, page 419First UMC, Eureka, page 420First UMC, Fremont, page 421First UMC, Hayward, page 423First UMC, Lodi, page 425First UMC, Loomis, page 425First UMC, Marysville, page 426First UMC, Modesto, page 427First UMC, Napa, page 428First UMC, Oroville, page 429First UMC, Pacific Grove, page 430First UMC, Palo Alto, page 430First UMC, Porterville, page 431First UMC, Red Bluff, page 432First UMC, Redding, page 432First UMC, Redwood City, page 432First UMC, Reedley, page 432First UMC, Reno, page 432First UMC, Richmond, page 433First UMC, Roseville, page 433First UMC, Sacramento, page 434First UMC, Salinas, page 435First UMC, San Jose, page 436First UMC, San Leandro, page 437First UMC, San Rafael, page 438First UMC, Santa Rosa, page 438First UMC, Selma, page 439First UMC, Sunnyvale, page 440First UMC, Tracy, page 441

First UMC, Turlock, page 441First UMC, Vallejo, page 442First UMC, Watsonville, page 442First UMC, Willows, page 443First UMC, Yuba City, page 443Florin UMC, Sacramento, page 434Foothills UMC, Cameron Park, page 416Forest Hill UMC, Pacific Grove, page 430Forestville UMC, page 421Formosan UMC, San Leandro, page 437Fort Jones UMC, page 421Fortuna UMC, page 421Fresno Korean Fellowship, Clovis, page 417Galilee Korean UMC, Sunnyvale, page 440Galt UMC, page 422Genesis UMC, San Jose, page 437Geneva Avenue UMC, San Francisco, page 435Georgetown UMC, page 422Gilroy UMC, page 422Glide Memorial UMC, San Francisco, page 435Good Shepherd UMC, Richmond, page 433Grace UMC, Fresno, page 421Grace UMC, Lovelock, page 426Grace UMC, San Francisco, page 435Grace UMC, San Ramon, page 438Grace UMC, Stockton, page 440Grace UMC, Yuba City, page 443Grand Avenue UMC, Porterville, page 431Grass Valley UMC, page 422Greenfield UMC, page 422Greenville UMC, page 422Gridley UMC, page 423Hanford UMC, page 423Healdsburg Community Church, page 423Highland Chapel UMC, Lake Isabella, page 424Hillsdale UMC, San Mateo, page 437Hilltop UMC, Seaside, page 438Hollister UMC, page 423Holy Cross UMC, Stockton, page 440Hope UMC, Sacramento, page 434Hughson UMC, page 423Ione UMC, page 423Jackson UMC, page 423Jamestown UMC, page 424Japanese UMC, Sacramento, page 434Jones Memorial UMC, San Francisco, page 435Kelseyville UMC, page 424Kerman UMC, page 424Kernville UMC, page 424Kings Beach UMC, page 424Korean First UMC, Fremont, page 421Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly, San Jose, page 437Korean UMC, Concord, page 418

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Korean UMC, Oakland, page 429Korean UMC, San Francisco, page 436La Trinidad UMC, San Jose, page 437Lafayette UMC, page 424Lake Merritt UMC, Oakland, page 429Lake Park UMC, Oakland, page 429Laurel UMC, Oakland, page 429LeGrand UMC, page 424Lemoore UMC, page 424Lincoln UMC, page 424Linden UMC, page 425Lindsay UMC, page 425Livingston UMC, page 425Los Altos UMC, page 425Los Banos UMC, page 425Los Gatos UMC, page 425Love Korean UMC, Yuba City, page 443Lynnewood UMC, Pleasanton, page 431Madera UMC, page 426Marina UMC, page 426Mariposa UMC, page 426Martinez UMC, page 426Maxwell UMC, page 426McGill UMC, page 426Memorial UMC, Clovis, page 417Merced UMC, page 427Meridian UMC, page 427Methodist United Church, Berkeley, page 415Middletown UMC, page 427Mision Metodista Hispana de Sol, Soledad, page 439Montague UMC, page 427Monterey UMC, page 427Morgan Hill UMC, page 427Mt. Tamalpais UMC, Mill Valley, page 427Nevada City UMC, page 428New Creation UM Fellowship, San Jose, page 437New Vision UMC, Millbrae, page 427Newcastle UMC, page 428North Sacramento UMC, Sacramento, page 434North San Juan UMC, page 428Novato UMC, page 428Nueva Vida, San Francisco, page 436Oak Park UMC, Sacramento, page 434Oakhurst New Community UMC, page 428Ohnnury Mission UMC, San Francisco, page 436Palm UMC, Dinuba, page 419Paradise UMC, page 430Park Presidio UMC, San Francisco, page 436Parkside UMC, Williams, page 443Petaluma UMC, page 430Philo UMC, page 430Pine UMC, San Francisco, page 436Pinole UMC, page 431

Pioneer UMC, Auburn, page 415Pittsburg UMC, page 431Placer Hills Community UMC, Meadow Vista, page 427Pleasant Hill True Light Gospel UM Fellowship, page 431Point Pleasant UMC, Elk Grove, page 420Portola UMC, page 431Prunedale UMC, page 431Quincy UMC, page 431Rancho Cordova UMC, page 432Reedley Fellowship, page 432Rising Hope, Alameda, page 414Riverbank UMC, page 433Riverdale UMC, page 433Riverside UMC, Sacramento, page 434Rockridge UMC, Oakland, Round Valley UMC, Covelo, page 418Salem UMC, Lodi, page 425San Jose Tongan Fellowship, Sunnyvale, page 440San Pablo UMC, Selma, page 439San Ramon Valley Korean UM Mission, Alamo, page 414San Ramon Valley UMC, Alamo, page 414Sanger UMC, page 438Santa Clara UMC, page 438Sarah Laughed Ministry Group, San Francisco, page 436Schurz UMC, page 438Sebastopol UMC, page 438Shattuck Avenue UMC, Oakland, page 429Shoreview UMC, San Mateo, page 438Sierra City UMC, page 439Sierra Pines UMC, Grass Valley, page 422Sierra Vista UMC, Fresno, page 422Smith River UMC, page 439Smith Valley UMC, page 439Sonoma UMC, page 439Sonora UMC, page 439Soulsbyville UMC, page 439South Hayward, Hayward, page 423South Reno UMC, Reno, page 432South San Francisco: Hope UMC, page 439Sparks UMC, page 439St. Andrew’s UMC, Palo Alto, page 430St. Andrew’s UMC, Sacramento, page 434St. Helena UMC, page 439St. John’s UMC, Rohnert Park, page 433St. Luke’s UMC, Richmond, page 433St. Mark’s UMC, Bakersfield, page 415St. Mark’s UMC, Fresno, page 422St. Mark’s UMC, Orinda, page 429St. Mark’s UMC, Sacramento, page 434St. Mark’s UMC, Stockton, page 440St. Paul’s UMC, Fremont, page 421St. Paul’s UMC, Fresno, page 422St. Paul’s UMC, Manteca, page 426

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St. Paul’s UMC, Point Arena, page 431St. Paul’s UMC, Reno, page 432St. Paul’s UMC, San Jose, page 437St. Paul’s UMC, Stockton, page 440St. Paul’s UMC, Vacaville, page 442Sunnyhills UMC, Milpitas, page 427Susanville UMC, page 440Sutter Creek UMC, page 440Sutter UMC, page 440Taft UMC, page 441Taylor Memorial UMC, Oakland, page 429Tehachapi Valley UMC, page 441Temple UMC, San Francisco, page 436The Good Samaritan UMC, Cupertino, page 418The Table, Sacramento, page 434Tice Valley UMC, Walnut Creek, page 442Tipton UMC, page 441Tongan Fellowship, Martinez, see Martinex UMC, page 426Tongan U.M. Fellowship, Sacramento, page 434Tranquility UMC, page 441Trinity UMC, Anderson, page 414Trinity UMC, Bakersfield, page 415Trinity UMC, Berkeley, page 415Trinity UMC, Chico, page 417Trinity UMC, Colusa, page 418Trinity UMC, Mt. View, page 428Trinity UMC, Sacramento, page 435Trinity UMC, Sunnyvale, page 440Tulare UMC, page 441

Tuolumne UMC, page 441Twin Towers UMC, Alameda, page 414Ukiah UMC, page 441UMC of Daly City, page 418 UMC of Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, page 438UMC of the Redwoods, Klamath, page 424United Christian Parish, Lakeport, page 424United Japanese Christian, Clovis, page 417Valley Faith UMC, Sunnyvale, page 440Valley Springs Community UMC, page 442Vietnamese Fellowship, San Jose, page 437Visalia UMC, page 442Walnut Avenue UMC, Walnut Creek, page 442Walnut Creek UMC, page 442Wasco UMC, page 442Wayside UMC, Vallejo, page 442Weldon UMC, page 443Wesley UMC, Bakersfield, page 415Wesley UMC, Fresno, page 422Wesley UMC, Palo Alto, page 430Wesley UMC, Sacramento, page 435Wesley UMC, San Jose, page 437Willits UMC, page 443Willow Glen UMC, San Jose, page 437Windsor UMC, page 443Winnemucca UMC, page 443Woodland UMC, page 443Woodside Road UMC, Redwood City, page 432Yreka UMC, page 443

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Alameda, Bay View District Cambodian UM Fellowship [BV]

(mail) 25398 Morse St. Hayward, CA 94542(worship) 3005 Van BurenAlameda, CA 94501

Alameda, Buena Vista UMC [BV]Michael Yoshii2311 Buena Vista AvenueAlameda, CA 94501PH: (510) 522-2688Fax: (510) [email protected]

Alameda, Rising Hope [BV]Stephen Lee3005 Van BurenAlameda, CA 94501PH: (510) [email protected]

Alameda, Twin Towers UMC [BV]Hubert Ivery1411 OakAlameda, CA 94501PH: (510) 522-6744Fax: (510) [email protected]

Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC [BV]Ronald Dunn, Alison Berry, Dawn Boyd902 Danville Blvd.Alamo, CA 94507PH: (925) 837-5243Fax: (925) [email protected]://www.srvumc.org

Alamo, San Ramon Valley, Korean Mission [BV]

Eun-Young Kim902 Danville Blvd.Alamo, CA 94507PH: (510) [email protected]

Albany UMC [BV]Sangyil Park980 Stannage AvenueAlbany, CA 94706PH: (510) 526-7346Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.albanyumc.org/

Anderson, Trinity UMC [SH]Pauline Bowen1821 Ferry StreetAnderson, CA 96007PH: (530) 365-7386Fax: (530) [email protected]

Antioch UMC [BV]Craig Dale50 Walton LaneAntioch, CA 94509PH: (925) 757-4359Fax: (925) [email protected]

Aptos, Community UMC [SJ]Pamela Fine221 Thunderbird DriveAptos, CA 95003PH: (831) 688-2210Fax: (831) [email protected]://www.aptosumc.org

Arbuckle UMC [SH]James (Pete) ShellNinth and PendletonP.O. Box 5Arbuckle, CA 95912PH: (530) 476-2515Fax: (none)[email protected]

Churches in the California-Nevada ConferencePlease send corrections to Clare Powell, 916-374-1519,

[email protected]

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Arcata, First UMC [SH]Cindy Storrs1761-11th StreetArcata, CA 95521PH: (707) 822-1963Fax: (707) [email protected]://welcome.to/aumc

Armona UMC [FR]Thomas Abrahamson14041 Hanford-Armona Rd.P.O. Box 877Armona, CA 93202PH: (559) 584-8340Fax: (559)[email protected]

Atwater UMC [FR]Gregory Floyd2550 LindenAtwater, CA 95301PH: (209) 358-6172Fax: (209) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/atwaterumc/

Auburn, Pioneer UMC [NS]Barbara Smith1338 Lincoln WayAuburn, CA 95603PH: (530) 885-4196Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.pioneerumc.org/

Bakersfield, First UMC [FR]Richard Thompson4600 StockdaleBakersfield, CA 93309PH: (661) 325-1267Fax: (661) [email protected]://www.fumcbakersfield.org

Bakersfield, St. Mark’s UMC [FR]Brian MarkMcCray & Norris St.,P.O. Box 5386Bakersfield, CA 93308PH: (661) 399-0463Fax: (661) [email protected]

Bakersfield, Trinity UMC [FR]Gabriela Perla724 Niles StreetBakersfield, CA 93305PH: (661) 325-0785Fax: (661) [email protected]

Bakersfield, Wesley UMC [FR]Karen Stoffers Pugh1314 Oswell StreetBakersfield, CA 93306PH: (661) 871-3030Fax: (661) [email protected]://www.wesleybakersfield.org/

Battle Mountain UMC [NS]Judith Donaldson152 W. 2nd StreetBattle Mountain, NV 89820PH: (775) 635-5622

Berkeley, Epworth UMC [BV]Odette Lockwood-Stewart1953 Hopkins StreetBerkeley, CA 94707PH: (510) 524-2921Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/epworthberkeley

Berkeley, Methodist United Church [BV]Naomi Southard1710 Carleton StreetBerkeley, CA 94703PH: (510) [email protected]

Berkeley, Trinity UMC [BV]Kim Smith2362 Bancroft WayBerkeley, CA 94704PH: (510) 548-4716Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.trinityberkeley.org/

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Biggs UMC [SH]LeRoy (Tony) Albiston441 C StreetsP.O. Box 425Biggs, CA 95917PH: (530) 868-5381Fax: (530) [email protected],

Boonville, Anderson Valley UMC [GG]Ron SteverHwy 128 & Manchester RdP.O. Box 483Boonville, CA 95415PH: (707) 895-2567

Boulder Creek UMC [SJ]Cathy Warner, Clyde VaughnP.O. Box 2187Boulder Creek, CA 95006PH: (831) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/bouldercreek/

Brentwood UMC [BV]Alexis Easton809-2nd StreetBrentwood, CA 94513PH: (925) 634-3093Fax: (925) [email protected]

Burlingame UMC [GG]L.T. Archer Summers, Danny Huang1443 Howard AvenueBurlingame, CA 94010PH: (650) 344-6321Fax: (650) [email protected]://www.burlumc.org/

Byron UMC [BV]Dan Sturdivant14671 Byron HighwayP.O. Box 175Byron, CA 94514PH: (925) [email protected]://www.ecis.com/~bumc/

Cameron Park, Foothills UMC [DL]David Bunje3301 Green Valley RoadRescue, CA 95672PH: (530) 677-4910Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/fumcrescueca

Campbell UMC [SJ]Alan Jones1675 Winchester Blvd.Campbell, CA 95008PH: (408) 378-3472Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/fumc-campbell/

Carlin UMC [NS]Judith Donaldson806 Hamilton StreetP.O. Box 246Carlin, NV 89822PH: (775) 754-6439

Carmel, Church of the Wayfarer [SJ]Norman Mowery7th Ave., & LincolnP.O. Box 2205Carmel, CA 93921PH: (831) 624-3550Fax: (831) [email protected]://www.churchofthewayfarer.com

Carson City, First UMC [NS]Robert Jennings-Teats, Dixie Jennings-Teats412 West Musser Street400 West King Street, Suite 100Carson City, NV 89703PH: (775) 882-1436Fax: (775) [email protected]://www.carson1umc.org

Caruthers UMC [FR]Robert Brazie2359 West SuperiorP.O. Box 275Caruthers, CA 93609PH: (559) [email protected]

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Castro Valley UMC [BV]Paul Harkness19806 WisteriaCastro Valley, CA 94546PH: (510) 581-3486Fax: (510) [email protected]

Chester UMC [NS]Youngrae Kim386 Main StreetP.O. Box 615Chester, CA 96020PH: (530) 258-2345Fax: (530) [email protected]

Chico, Aldersgate UMC [SH]Neal Neuenburg2869 Cohasset RoadChico, CA 95926PH: (530) 893-8640Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.aldersgate.chiconet.com/

Chico, Trinity UMC [SH]David Vallelunga285 E. 5th StreetChico, CA 95928PH: (530) 343-1497Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.chicotrinity.com/

Chowchilla, ChristChurch United Methodis [FR]

John Parker260 N. Sixth StreetChowchilla, CA 93610PH: (559) 665-2093Fax: [email protected]://www.christchurchchowchilla.com

Citrus Heights UMC [DL]Colin Kerr-Carpenter7833 Highland AvenueCitrus Heights, CA 95610PH: (916) [email protected]

Clearlake Oaks, Community UMC [SH]Rick SchlosserPlaza at Highway 20P.O. Box 962Clearlake Oaks, CA 95423PH: (707) 998-9435Fax: (707) [email protected]

Clearlake, Community UMC [SH]Karl Parker14521 Pearl Ave ( Pearl & Mullin)P.O. Box 2765Clearlake, CA 95422PH: (707) 994-2134Fax: (none)[email protected]

Clovis, Fresno Korean Fellowship [FR]We-Woong Kim1726 PollaskyClovis, CA 93612PH: (559) [email protected]

Clovis, Memorial UMC [FR]Denise Leslie, Wang Pao Thao1726 PollaskyClovis, CA 93612PH: (559) 299-4615Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.clovismumc.org/

Clovis, United Japanese Christian [FR]Craig Yoshihara, Kris Marshall136 N. Villa AvenueClovis, CA 93612PH: (559) 322-0701Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/ujcc

Coleville, Antelope Valley UMC [NS]Wayne Hall111639 US Hwy. 395P.O. Box 295Coleville, CA 96107

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Colfax UMC [NS]S. Janice BrimChurch & Culver StreetsP.O. Box 1017Colfax, CA 95713PH: (530) 878-0671Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/colfaxumc/

Colusa, Trinity UMC [SH]Karen Watson511 Oak StreetP.O. Box 681Colusa, CA 95932PH: (530) 458-4509Fax: (none)[email protected]

Concord UMC [BV]Robert Kirk

1645 West StreetConcord, CA 94521PH: (925) 685-5260Fax: (925) [email protected]://concordumc.org/

Concord, Korean UMC [BV]Seon-Young Lee1645 West StreetConcord, CA 94521PH: (925) [email protected]//www.ckumc.org

Corcoran, First UMC [FR]James WoffindenCorner of Whitley & Letts1101 Letts AvenueCorcoran, CA 93212PH: (559) [email protected]

Corning UMC [SH]Howard Sanborn783 Solano StreetCorning, CA 96021PH: (530) 385-2314Fax: (530) 385-2311

Coulterville UMC [DL]Larry Wincentsen10317 Stockton St.3965 Davis AvenueCoulterville, CA 95311PH: (209) 878-3837

Covelo, Round Valley UMC [GG]Roy PinaHwy 162 on the Round Valley Indian ResP.O. Box 187Covelo, CA 95428PH: (707) [email protected]

Crescent City UMC [SH]Carol Layton664 H StreetCrescent City, CA 95531PH: (707) 464-3710Fax: (707) [email protected]

Cupertino, The Good Samaritan UMC [SJ]Blake Busick, Gail Chiew19624 Homestead RoadCupertino, CA 95014PH: (408) 253-0751Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.goodsam.info

Daly City, UMC of Daly City [GG]Wilson de Ocera1474 Southgate AvenueDaly City, CA 94015PH: (650) 992-5530Fax: (650) [email protected]

Davis UMC [DL]John Oda1620 Anderson RoadDavis, CA 95616PH: (530) 756-2170Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.davisumc.org/

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Delano UMC [FR]Edilberto Lubiano1002 11th AvenueDelano, CA 93215PH: (661) 725-1348Fax: (661) [email protected]

Dinuba, First UMC [FR]Frances LeibertEast Fresno & North K St.P.O. Box 565Dinuba, CA 93618PH: (559) 591-0534Fax: (559)[email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/1stdinuba/

Dinuba, Palm UMC [FR]Frances Leibert438 West Tulare St.P.O. Box 846Dinuba, CA 93618PH: (559) 591-0746Fax: (559) 591-2053

Dixon UMC [BV]Catharine Morris, Lloyd Ash209 N. Jefferson StreetDixon, CA 95620PH: (707) 678-2191Fax: (707) [email protected]

Dos Palos UMC [FR]Jim Scott1934 MargueriteDos Palos, CA 93620PH: (209) 392-2496Fax: (559) [email protected]

Downieville UMC [NS]Chesung “Justin” Ryu343 Commercial StreetP.O. Box 116Downieville, CA 95936PH: (530) 289-3140Fax: [email protected]

Dunsmuir UMC [SH]Pamela Coy-Armantrout4303 Oak StreetDunsmuir, CA 96025PH: (530) 235-2834Fax: (530) [email protected]

Durham UMC [SH]David RieckDurhan-Clayton Rd. & GoodspeedP.O. Box 70Durham, CA 95938PH: (530) 342-2287Fax: (none)[email protected]

Dutch Flat UMC [NS]S. Janice Brim936 StocktonP.O. Box 66Dutch Flat, CA 95714PH: (530) [email protected]

El Cerrito UMC [BV]Christine Shiber6830 Stockton AvenueEl Cerrito, CA 94530PH: (510) 525-3500Fax: (510) [email protected]

El Sobrante UMC [BV]Gaye Benson670 Appian WayEl Sobrante, CA 94803PH: (510) 223-0790Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.esumconline.org/

Elk Grove UMC [DL]Kathleen La Point-Collup8986 Elk Grove Blvd.Elk Grove, CA 95624PH: (916) 686-8303Fax: (916) [email protected]://www.elkgroveumc.org

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Elk Grove, Point Pleasant UMC [DL]Neal Harrell, Kathy Kerr-Carpenter3329 Point Pleasant RoadElk Grove, CA 95757PH: (916) [email protected]://www.pp-umc.com/

Elko United Methodist Fellowship [NS]Gregg Lawrence, Church Council Chair604 Commercial StreetElko, NV 89801PH: (775) 753-5220

Elverta UMC [DL]Judy Robbins7861 Elmont AveP.O. Box 126Elverta, CA 95626PH: (916) [email protected]

Ely UMC [NS]Susan Berges890 M Avenue, Ely 89301P.O. Box 151838Ely, NV 89315PH: (775) [email protected]

Escalon UMC [DL]David Niu2000 Jackson RoadEscalon, CA 95320PH: (209) [email protected]

Etna UMC [SH]Marylee ShefferPig Alley & DigglesP.O. Box 70Etna, CA 96027PH: (530) 467-3612Fax: (none)

Eureka, First UMC [SH]David Samelson520 Del NorteEureka, CA 95501PH: (707) 442-3015Fax: (707) [email protected]://www.firstumceureka.org

Exeter UMC [FR]Les LungrenPalm & North D. St.P.O. Box 435Exeter, CA 93221PH: (559) 592-3861Fax: (559) [email protected]

Fair Oaks UMC [DL]Kathleen Love9849 Fair Oaks Blvd.Fair Oaks, CA 95628PH: (916) 961-6631Fax: (916) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/foumc/

Fairfield UMC [BV]Thomas Kimball1875 Fairfield AvenueFairfield, CA 94533PH: (707) 426-2944Fax: (707) [email protected]://www.fairfieldcommunity.net/

Fall River Mills, Community UMC [SH]Wanda CelliHwy 299 E. & FourthP.O. Box 280Fall River Mills, CA 96028PH: (530) 336-5602Fax: (none)[email protected]

Fallon, Epworth UMC [NS]Gary Pope-Sears280 E. Stillwater AvenueFallon, NV 89406PH: (775) 423-4714Fax: (775) [email protected]

Farmington UMC [DL]Mark WharffFirst & Elm St.P.O. Box 6Farmington, CA 95230PH: (209) 886-5441Fax: [email protected]

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Firebaugh UMC [FR]Richard Roper1660 O StreetFirebaugh, CA 93622PH: (559) 659-2487Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/Firebaugh-Mendota_

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Forestville UMC [GG]Carol Carter6550 Covey RoadForestville, CA 95436PH: (707) 887-2020Fax: (707) [email protected]

Fort Bragg, Evergreen UMC [GG]Wanda Windsor360 North CorryFort Bragg, CA 95437PH: (707) 964-5497Fax: [email protected]

Fort Jones UMC [SH]Marylee Sheffer124 SterlingP.O. Box 328Fort Jones, CA 96032PH: (530) 468-5180Fax: (none)

Fortuna UMC [SH]William (Ted) Pecot922 N. St at 10thP.O. Box 246Fortuna, CA 95540PH: (707) 725-4914Fax: (none)[email protected]

Fremont, First Chinese UMC [SJ]Wesley Yong2856 Washington Blvd.Fremont, CA 94539PH: (510) 490-0696Fax: (510) 490-0696

Fremont, First UMC [SJ]Allen Yan-Chamberlin2950 Washington Blvd.Fremont, CA 94539PH: (510) 490-0200Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.fremont-methodist.org

Fremont, Korean First UMC of Fremont [SJ]Donghyun Yoon2450 Durham RoadFremont, CA 94539PH: (510) [email protected]:wowkfumc.org

Fremont, St. Paul’s UMC [SJ]Anne Choy33350 Peace TerraceFremont, CA 94555PH: (510) 429-3990Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/st_paul

Fresno, Calwa UMC [FR]Floyd Quenzer (supervising elder)Corner of 10th & Kaviland StreetsP.O. Box 10066Fresno, CA 93745PH: (559)[email protected]

Fresno, Christian Fellowship [FR]Deborah Dillon630 N. Ferger AvenueFresno, CA 93728PH: (559) 233-6211Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/

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Fresno, Grace UMC [FR]Floyd Quenzer3362 East BalchFresno, CA 93702PH: (559) 233-4565Fax: (559) [email protected]

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Fresno, Sierra Vista UMC [FR]Floyd Quenzer4609 East IllinoisFresno, CA 93702PH: (559) [email protected]

Fresno, St. Mark’s UMC [FR]Leonard Adams2406 South LilyFresno, CA 93706PH: (559) [email protected]

Fresno, St. Paul’s UMC [FR]Arnel Clemente2435 North ThestaFresno, CA 93703PH: (559) 222-8419Fax: (559) [email protected]

Fresno, Wesley UMC [FR]Victorine Healy1343 East BarstowFresno, CA 93710PH: (559) 224-1947Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.wesleyfresno.org/

Galt UMC [DL]Helen Mansfield571 C StreetGalt, CA 95632PH: (209) [email protected]

Gardnerville, Carson Valley UMC [NS]Pete Nelson1375 Centerville LaneGardnerville, NV 89410PH: (775) 782-4600Fax: (775) [email protected]

Georgetown UMC [NS]James Garrison2853 Church StreetP.O. Box 74Georgetown, CA 95634PH: (530) [email protected]

Gerber, ‘El Camino UMC [SH]Nancy Pharis-Curie8345 Hwy 99W RoadGerber, CA 96035PH: (530) [email protected]

Gilroy UMC [SJ]Shim Habte7600 Church StreetGilroy, CA 95020PH: (408) 842-4021Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.gilroyumc.org

Grass Valley UMC [NS]Tana McDonald236 South ChurchGrass Valley, CA 95945PH: (530) 272-1946Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.nccn.net/~gvumc/

Grass Valley, Sierra Pines UMC [NS]Donald Lee22559 W. Hacienda DriveGrass Valley, CA 95949PH: (530) 268-6907Fax: (530) [email protected]://sierrapinesumc.org

Greenfield UMC [SJ]Ines Lugo Verdugo237 NinthGreenfield, CA 93927PH: (831) [email protected]

Greenville UMC [NS]Youngrae Kim212 Pine StreetP.O. Box 215Greenville, CA 95947PH: (530) [email protected]

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Gridley UMC [SH]Edwin Coker285 Magnolia St.P.O. Box 1017Gridley, CA 95948PH: (530) [email protected]

Guinda, Community UMC [SH]Roosevelt TarlessonForest AvenueP.O. Box 212Guinda, CA 95637PH: (530) [email protected]

Half Moon Bay, Community UMC [GG]Larry Thomas777 MiramontesHalf Moon Bay, CA 94019PH: (650) 726-4621Fax: (650) [email protected]://www.cumc-hmb.com

Hanford UMC [FR]Susan Foster505 North Redington StreetHanford, CA 93230PH: (559) 584-4075Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.fumchanford.org/

Hayward, First UMC [BV]John Chamberlin1183 B StreetHayward, CA 94541PH: (510) [email protected]

Hayward, South Hayward [BV]Elmar DeOcera628 Schafer RoadHayward, CA 94544PH: (510) 780-9599Fax: (510) [email protected]

Healdsburg Community Church [GG]Becca Jordan-Irwin, David Jordan-Irwin1100 University AvenueHealdsburg, CA 95448PH: (707) 433-8886Fax: (707) [email protected]

Hollister UMC [SJ]Ardyss Golden521 Monterey StreetHollister, CA 95023PH: (831) 637-4240Fax: (831) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/HollisterUMCCA

Hughson UMC [DL]Thomas Hillman, Holly HillmanSix and Fox RdP.O. Box 129Hughson, CA 95326PH: (209) 883-4952Fax: (209) [email protected]

Ione UMC [DL]Alexis Cambe150 W. Marlette St.P.O. Box 1046Ione, CA 95640PH: (209) [email protected]

Isleton, Community UMC [DL]Steve Darling206 A St.P.O. Box 368Isleton, CA 95641PH: (916) [email protected]

Jackson UMC [DL]John Bosch120 ChurchJackson, CA 95642PH: (209) 223-1884Fax: (209) [email protected]

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Jamestown UMC [DL]18193 Seco St.Box 358Jamestown, CA 95327PH: (209) 984-3521Fax: (209) 984-3521

Kelseyville UMC [SH]Paul Joseph T. Kham Dy Yang3810 Main St.P.O. Box 446Kelseyville, CA 95451PH: (707) [email protected]

Kerman UMC [FR]Eric Cho3095 N. Madera AvenueKerman, CA 93630PH: (559) 846-8686Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.kermanumc.org

Kernville UMC [FR]Lauren ChaffeeCorner Sieretta & Big BlueP.O. Box 225Kernville, CA 93238PH: (760) 376-2751Fax: (760) [email protected]://www.kernvillemethodist.org

Kings Beach UMC [NS]Kathryn Dunning8425 Dolly VardenP.O. Box 609Kings Beach, CA 96143PH: (530) 546-2290Fax: (530) [email protected]

Klamath, UMC of the Redwoods [SH]Michael PiñaRedwood & AzeleaP.O. Box 246Klamath, CA 95548PH: (707) [email protected]

Knights Landing, Community UMC [SH]John McCorkellSixth & MillP.O. Box 186Knights Landing, CA 95645PH: (530) [email protected]

Lafayette UMC [BV]Lori Sawdon955 Moraga RoadLafayette, CA 94549PH: (925) 284-4765Fax: (925) [email protected]

Lake Isabella, Highland Chapel UMC [FR]Bill Rohrer5301 Lake Isabella Blvd.Lake Isabella, CA 93240PH: (760) 379-2120Fax: (760) [email protected]

Lakeport, United Christian Parish [SH]Shannon Kimbell-Auth745 BrushLakeport, CA 95453PH: (707) [email protected]

LeGrand UMC [FR]Anne Schlesinger3821 S WashingtonP.O. Box 92LeGrand, CA 95333PH: (209) [email protected]

Lemoore UMC [FR]Thomas Abrahamson500 East Bush StreetLemoore, CA 93245PH: (559) 924-5295Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.lemooreumc.org/

Lincoln UMC [DL]Gary McAnally629 I StreetLincoln, CA 95648PH: (916) [email protected]

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Linden UMC [DL]Kim MontenegroEast Main & MarketP.O. Box 693Linden, CA 95236PH: (209) 887-3362Fax: (209) [email protected]

Lindsay UMC [FR]Dale Kuruhara, Corazon Escarzaga120 N. Gale Hill AvenueLindsay, CA 93247PH: (559) 562-3663Fax: (559)[email protected]://www.jdutton.com/LindsayMethodist/index.

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Livermore, Asbury UMC [BV]Charles Johnstone, Kim Risedorph4743 East AvenueLivermore, CA 94550PH: (925) 447-1950Fax: (925) [email protected]://www.asburylive.org

Livingston UMC [FR]Robert Kuyper11695 West OliveLivingston, CA 95334PH: (209) 394-2264Fax: (209) [email protected]

Lodi, First UMC [DL]Alan Kimber200 West Oak StreetLodi, CA 95240PH: (209) 368-5357Fax: (209) [email protected]://www.lodifirstchurch.org/

Lodi, Salem UMC [DL]Aura-Lila Ochoa345 East Elm St.P.O. Box 2081Lodi, CA 95241PH: (209) [email protected]

Loomis, First UMC [DL]Margaret McNaught6414 Brace RoadLoomis, CA 95650PH: (916) 652-0469Fax: (916) [email protected]

Los Altos UMC [SJ]Mark Bollwinkel, J. Damonte, Richard Plain,

Deborah Weatherspoon655 Magdalena AvenueLos Altos, CA 94024PH: (650) 948-1083Fax: (650) [email protected]://www.laumc.org

Los Banos UMC [FR]Glen Raley1031 IowaLos Banos, CA 93635PH: (209) 826-4181Fax: (209) [email protected]

Los Gatos UMC [SJ]Lee Neish111 Church StreetLos Gatos, CA 95030PH: (408) 354-4730Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.lgumc.org

Los Molinos, Community UMC [SH]Kathleen SmithJosephine & SherwoodP.O. Box 385Los Molinos, CA 96055PH: (530) [email protected]

Los Molinos, Cone Community UMC [SH]Kathleen Smith, ‘Christopher Bauer, 11220 Highway 99 EastLos Molinos, CA 96055PH: (530) 527-2329, (530) [email protected], cbauer@rbuhsd.

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Lovelock, Grace UMC [NS]Richard “Rolly” Rollison8th & CornellP.O. Box 1043Lovelock, NV 89419PH: (775) [email protected]

Lower Lake, Community UMC [SH]Paul Joseph T. Kham Dy Yang16255 Second St.Box 516Lower Lake, CA 95457PH: (707) [email protected]

Madera UMC [FR]Shinya Goto500 Sunset AvenueMadera, CA 93637PH: (559) 674-8704Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.maderaumc.org/

Manteca, St. Paul’s UMC [DL]Brandon Austin910 East North StreetManteca, CA 95336PH: (209) 823-7154Fax: (209) [email protected]://www.stpaulsmanteca.org/

Marina UMC [SJ]Aniko Olah281 Beach RoadMarina, CA 93933PH: (831) 384-2514Fax: (831) [email protected]

Marina, Canaan Korean [SJ]Hyesung Lee281 Beach RoadMarina, CA 93933PH: (831) 384-8812Fax: (831) 833-9048

Mariposa UMC [FR]Virginia FosterCorner Sixth & BullionP.O. Box 248Mariposa, CA 95338PH: (209) 966-3419Fax: (209) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/mariposaumc/index-

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Martinez UMC [BV]Afuhia Akolo100 Church StreetMartinez, CA 94553PH: (925) [email protected]

Marysville, First UMC [SH]Arthur Catterall, Carolee Catterall, Chuckua

Yang730 ‘D’ StreetMarysville, CA 95901PH: (530) 743-3007Fax: (530) [email protected] Ministry email: mrvhmongministry@

gmail.comhttp://www.marysville-firstumc.org/

Maxwell UMC [SH]Corner of Olive and California StreetsP.O. Box 128Maxwell, CA 95955PH: (530) [email protected]

McGill UMC [NS]750 Lyons AvenueP.O. Box 151838Ely, NV 89315

McKinleyville, Church of Joyful Healer [SH]Rod Brayfindley1944 Central AvenueMcKinleyville, CA 95519PH: (707) 839-5691Fax: (707) [email protected]

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Meadow Vista, Placer Hills Community UMC [NS]

S. Janice Brim17250 Placer Hills Rd.P.O. Box 1526Meadow Vista, CA 95722PH: (530) [email protected]

Merced UMC [FR]Jay Pierce899 Yosemite ParkwayMerced, CA 95340PH: (209) 722-5777Fax: (209) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/merced

Meridian UMC [SH]John McCorkellSecond & Church RoadP.O. Box 217Meridian, CA 95957PH: (530) [email protected]

Middletown UMC [SH]Voris Brumfield15833 Armstron StP.O. Drawer AMiddletown, CA 95461PH: (707) 987-3379Fax: (707) [email protected]

Mill Valley, Mt. Tamalpais UMC [GG]Kristin Sachen410 SycamoreMill Valley, CA 94941PH: (415) 388-4456Fax: (415) [email protected]://www.mtumc.org

Millbrae, New Vision UMC [GG]Shirley Macemon450 Chadbourne AvenueMillbrae, CA 94030PH: (650) 697-8300Fax: (650) [email protected]

Milpitas, Genesis UMC [SJ]See San Jose, Genesis

Milpitas, Sunnyhills UMC [SJ]Chansoo Lee355 Dixon RoadMilpitas, CA 95035PH: (408) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/sunnyhills

Modesto, Centenary UMC [DL]Robert Collins, Samuel Vorn1911 Toyon AvenueModesto, CA 95350PH: (209) 527-5441Fax: (209) [email protected]

Modesto, First UMC [DL]Debra Brady, Cynthia Hamilton850 Sixteenth StreetModesto, CA 95354PH: (209) 522-9046Fax: (209) [email protected]://www.firstumcmodesto.org/index.html

Montague UMC [SH]Joseph MorganTwelfth & KingP.O. Box 187Montague, CA 96064PH: (530) 459-5584Fax: (none)[email protected]

Monterey UMC [SJ]Linda FordOne Soledad DriveMonterey, CA 93940PH: (831) 375-8285Fax: (831) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/montereyumc

Morgan Hill UMC [SJ]Jeffrey Kunkel17175 Monterey HighwayMorgan Hill, CA 95037PH: (408) 779-4044Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.mhumc.com

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Mt. Shasta, Community UMC [SH]Pamela Coy-ArmantroutP.O. Box 353Mt. Shasta, CA 96067PH: (530) 926-3217Fax: (530) [email protected]

Mt. View, Trinity UMC [SJ]Janette Saavedra748 Mercy StreetMountain View, CA 94041PH: (650) 967-6283Fax: (650) [email protected]://www.trinitymtnview.org

Napa, First UMC [BV]Douglas Monroe, Roger Kimble625 Randolph StreetNapa, CA 94559PH: (707) 253-1411Fax: (707) [email protected]://www.napaumc.org/

Nevada City UMC [NS]Charles Smith433 Broad StreetNevada City, CA 95959PH: (530) 265-2797Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.nevadacitymethodist.com

New Cuyama, Cuyama Community UMC [FR]

Steve Draucker4807 Caliente St.P.O. Box 173New Cuyama, CA 93254PH: (661) [email protected]

Newcastle UMC [NS]Doosik “David” Kim410 Buena Vista AvenueP.O. Box 235Newcastle, CA 95658PH: (916) [email protected]

North San Juan UMC [NS]Chesung “Justin” Ryu10121 Flume StreetP.O. Box 675North San Juan, CA 95960PH: (530) [email protected]

Novato UMC [GG]Rebecca Irelan1473 S. Novato Blvd.Novato, CA 94947PH: (415) 892-9896Fax: (415) [email protected]

Oakdale, Community UMC [DL]Timothy Gravatt1480 PoplarOakdale, CA 95361PH: (209) 847-7777Fax: (209) [email protected]

Oakhurst New Community UMC [FR]Kelley O’Connor49223 Road 426Oakhurst, CA 93644PH: (559) 683-2652Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.newcommunityumc.net/

Oakland, Berkeley Korean UMC [BV]Hyok-In Kwon303 Hudson StreetOakland, CA 94618PH: (510) [email protected]

Oakland, Chinese Community UMC [BV]Peter Lau, Emily Lin321 8th StreetOakland, CA 94607PH: (510) 452-1020Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/ccumc-oakland

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Oakland, Downs Memorial UMC [BV]Lorraine McNeal6026 Idaho StreetOakland, CA 94608PH: (510) 654-5858Fax: (510) [email protected]

Oakland, Elmhurst UMC [BV]Adrionne Beasley1659 83rd AvenueOakland, CA 94621PH: (510) [email protected]

Oakland, Fale Maama [BV]Vaionekesi Loumoli2385 103rd AvenueOakland, CA 94603PH: (510) 382-0660Fax: (510) [email protected]

Oakland, Korean UMC [BV]Kang-Won Lee737 East 17th StreetOakland, CA 94606PH: (510) 451-9076Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/oaklandkumc

Oakland, Lake Merritt UMC [BV]Mary Elyn Bahlert1255 First AvenueOakland, CA 94606PH: (510) 465-4793Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.lakemerrittumc.org

Oakland, Lake Park UMC [BV]John Current281 Santa Clara AvenueOakland, CA 94610PH: (510) 444-7262Fax: (510) [email protected]://home.earthlink.net/~oaklandlpumc/

Oakland, Laurel UMC [BV]Maile Koloto3525 Kansas StreetOakland, CA 94619PH: (510) [email protected]

Oakland, Shattuck Avenue UMC [BV]Delores Tibbs6300 Shattuck AvenueOakland, CA 94609PH: (510) [email protected]

Oakland, Taylor Memorial UMC [BV]Ronald Swisher1188 12th StreetOakland, CA 94607PH: (510) 444-6162Fax: (510) [email protected]

Orinda, St. Mark’s UMC [BV]Mark Zier451 Moraga WayOrinda, CA 94563PH: (925) 254-5965Fax: (925) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/smark2umc/

Orland, Federated Church [SH]Christine Banfill709 First StreetOrland, CA 95963PH: (530) 865-3131Fax: (530) 865-3931 [email protected]

Oroville, First UMC [SH]Donna VanMaanen, Laura Heffernan45 Acacia AvenueOroville, CA 95966PH: (530) 534-9455Fax: (530) [email protected]

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Pacific Grove, First UMC [SJ]Mark Wendland915 Sunset DrivePacific Grove, CA 93950PH: (831) 372-5875Fax: (831) [email protected]://www.fumcpg.org/

Pacific Grove, Forest Hill UMC [SJ]Richard Bowman551 GibsonPacific Grove, CA 93950PH: (831) 372-7956Cell: (831) 915-6540

Palo Alto, Aldersgate UMC [SJ]Roger Morimoto4243 Manuela AvenuePalo Alto, CA 94306PH: (650) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/aldersgate-paloalto

Palo Alto, First Tongan [SJ]Heilala Ahio625 Hamilton AvenuePalo Alto, CA 94301PH: (650) [email protected]

Palo Alto, First UMC [SJ]Michael Love, Laurie McHugh625 Hamilton AvenuePalo Alto, CA 94301PH: (650) 323-6167Fax: (650) [email protected]://www.firstpaloalto.com

Palo Alto, St. Andrew’s UMC [SJ]David Park4111 Alma StreetPalo Alto, CA 94306PH: (650) [email protected]://st.andrews-umc.org/

Palo Alto, Wesley UMC [SJ]Karen Paulsen463 College AvenuePalo Alto, CA 94306PH: (650) [email protected]://www.wesleychurchpa.org

Palo Alto, Wesley Tongan UMC [SJ]Paini Afu463 College AvenuePalo Alto, CA 94306PH: (650) 327-2092

Paradise UMC [SH]Robert Biehler6222 Clark Road6722 Clark RoadParadise, CA 95969PH: (530) 877-5989Fax: (530) [email protected]

Patterson, Federated Church [DL]Kevin Campbell45 El Circulo Ave.P.O. Box 1418Patterson, CA 95363PH: (209) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/pattersonfederated

Petaluma UMC [GG]Kathleen Mahoney410 D StreetPetaluma, CA 94952PH: (707) 762-9785Fax: (707) [email protected]

Philo UMC [GG]Ron SteverP.O. Box 294Philo, CA 95466PH: (707) 895-2567

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Pinole UMC [BV]Linda Prendergast2000 San Pablo AvenuePinole, CA 94564PH: (510) 724-3312Fax: (510) [email protected]://www.pinoleumc.org/

Pittsburg UMC [BV]Rochelle Frazier153 West Leland RoadPittsburg, CA 94565PH: (925) 432-7614Fax: (925) [email protected]

Placerville, El Dorado County Federated [DL]Andrew Headden1031 Thompson WayPlacerville, CA 95667PH: (530) 622-0273Fax: (530) [email protected]

Pleasant Hill, True Light Gospel Fellowship [BV]

Samuel Ng3217 Accalanes Ave. Lafayette, CA 94549PH: (925) [email protected]

Pleasanton, Lynnewood UMC [BV]Gary Grundman, Diana Bohn4444 Black AvenuePleasanton, CA 94566PH: (925) 846-0221Fax: (925) [email protected]://www.lynnewood.org/

Point Arena, St. Paul’s UMC [GG]Christina BallaghSchool & Main StreetsP.O. Box 25Point Arena, CA 95468PH: (707) [email protected]://www.spcumc.com/

Porterville, First UMC [FR]Les Lungren344 East MortonPorterville, CA 93257PH: (559) [email protected]

Porterville, Grand Avenue UMC [FR]Don Roulsten, Marcello Escarzaga776 West Grand AvenuePorterville, CA 93257PH: (559) 784-3791Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.grandavenue.org/

Portola UMC [NS]Dawn Pidlypchak396 2nd AvenuePortola, CA 96122PH: (530) 832-4979Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.portolaumc.org

Potter Valley, Community UMC [GG]Christopher Warner-CareyCorner of Main & West St.P.O. Box 69Potter Valley, CA 95469PH: (707) 743-1152

Prunedale UMC [SJ]17640 Pesante RoadSalinas, CA 93907PH: (831) 663-2930Fax: (831) 663-0430

Quincy UMC [NS]Cynthia Stateman270 East High StreetP.O. Box 766Quincy, CA 95971PH: (530) 283-1740Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.psln.com/methodist/

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Rancho Cordova UMC [DL]Rebecca Goodwin2101 Zinfandel DriveRancho Cordova, CA 95670PH: (916) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/ranchoumc

Red Bluff, First UMC [SH]Kathleen O’LearyDavid Avenue & Aloha StP.O. Box 994Red Bluff, CA 96080PH: (530) 527-5754Fax: (530) [email protected]

Redding, First UMC [SH]Martin MurdockSouth & East StreetsP.O. Box 992716Redding, CA 96099PH: (530) 243-2403Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.reddingumc.org

Redwood City, First UMC [GG]Tevita Vaikona2915 BroadwayRedwood City, CA 94062PH: (650) 366-0331Fax: (650) [email protected]

Redwood City, Woodside Road UMC [GG]2000 Woodside RoadRedwood City, CA 94061PH: (650) 368-3376Fax: (650) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/woodside

Reedley Fellowship [FR]Neal Harris1506 12th St.P.O. Box 47Reedley, CA 93654PH: (559) [email protected]

Reedley, First UMC [FR]Neal Harris1461 11th StreetReedley, CA 93654PH: (559) [email protected]

Reno, First Tongan Fellowship [NS]Opeti Aonga5705 Biller Lane, Sun Valley, 894433P.O. Box 60090Reno, NV 89506PH: (775) [email protected]

Reno, First UMC [NS]Judith Bither209 W. First StreetReno, NV 89501PH: (775) 322-4564Fax: (775) [email protected]://www.renofirstmethodist.org/

Reno, South Reno UMC [NS]Jennifer Murdock, James Mishler 200 De Spain LaneReno, NV 89511PH: (775) 851-1181Fax: (775) [email protected]://www.southrenoumc.org/

Reno, St. Paul’s UMC [NS]Patrick Leamy1660 Grandview AvenueReno, NV 89503PH: (775) 747-1431Fax: (775) [email protected]

Richmond, Easter Hill UMC [BV]Billye Austin3911 Cutting Blvd.Richmond, CA 94804PH: (510) 235-4226Fax: (510) [email protected]

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Richmond, First UMC [BV]Daniel Damon201 MartinaRichmond, CA 94801PH: (510) [email protected]

Richmond, Good Shepherd UMC [BV]Randal Smith6226 Arlington Blvd.Richmond, CA 94805PH: (510) [email protected]

Richmond, St. Luke’s UMC [BV]Pamela Kurtz3200 BarrettRichmond, CA 94804PH: (510) 234-5263Fax: (510) [email protected]

Rio Linda, Community UMC [DL]Judy Robbins6800 Sixth St.P.O. Box 306Rio Linda, CA 95673PH: (916) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/rlcumc

Riverbank UMC [DL]Mark Wharff6901 Third StreetP.O. Box 1091Riverbank, CA 95367PH: (209) [email protected]

Riverdale UMC [FR]John Whittemore, Marge Whittemore20721 MalsburyP.O. Box 698Riverdale, CA 93656PH: (559) [email protected]

Rocklin, Cornerstone Community UMC [DL]Stephen Lundin4495 Granite DriveRocklin, CA 95677PH: (916) 624-5534Fax: (916) [email protected]://UMCRocklin.org

Rohnert Park, St. John’s UMC [GG]Heather Hammer5150 Snyder LaneRohnert Park, CA 94928PH: (707) 584-9780Fax: (707) [email protected]://www.stjohnsunitedmethodist.org

Roseville, First UMC [DL]Timothy Sherburne109 Washington Blvd.Roseville, CA 95678PH: (916) 783-3464Fax: (916) [email protected]://www.home.surewest.net/firstumc/

Sacramento, Centennial UMC [DL]Linda Loessberg-Zahl, Jeonghyun Park5401 Freeport Blvd.Sacramento, CA 95822PH: (916) 452-4477Fax: (916) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/centennial

Sacramento, Central UMC [DL]Linda Dew-Hiersoux5265 H StreetSacramento, CA 95819PH: (916) 452-5016Fax: (916) [email protected]://www.centralumc.net/

Sacramento, Chinese UMC [DL]Ernest Kan2470 28th AvenueSacramento, CA 95822PH: (916) 452-3708

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Sacramento, Cho-un Korean UMC [DL]Hyun-Sup Jung, Hyesung Kang, Eun-Joo Myung7833 Highland AvenueCitrus Heights, CA 95610PH: (916) [email protected]

Sacramento, Emmanuel UMC [DL]Angel Betancourt5954 44th StreetSacramento, CA 95824PH: (916) [email protected]

Sacramento, Faith UMC [DL]Barbara Horikoshi-Firebaugh3600 J StreetSacramento, CA 95816PH: (916) [email protected]

Sacramento, First UMC [DL]Kathleen McShane, Linda Kelly-Baker2100 J StreetSacramento, CA 95816PH: (916) 446-5025Fax: (916) [email protected]

Sacramento, Florin UMC [DL]Linda Snyder7560 Florin RoadSacramento, CA 95828PH: (916) 421-1876Fax: (916) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/sacramento-florinumc/

Sacramento, Hope UMC [DL]JoAnn Juniel6161 Valley Hi DriveSacramento, CA 95823PH: (916) 395-0237Fax: (916) [email protected]

Sacramento, Japanese UMC [DL]Motoe Yamada6929 Franklin Blvd.Sacramento, CA 95823PH: (916) 421-1017Fax: (916) [email protected]://www.sacjumc.com/

Sacramento, North Sacramento UMC [DL]Ronald West650 El CaminoSacramento, CA 95815PH: (916) 922-6571Fax: (916) [email protected]

Sacramento, Oak Park UMC [DL]Robert Jones3600 BroadwayP.O. Box 5133Sacramento, CA 95817PH: (916) [email protected]

Sacramento, Riverside UMC [DL]Ernest Kan803 Vallejo WaySacramento, CA 95818PH: (916) 443-4360

Sacramento, St. Andrew’s UMC [DL]Elizabeth Brick, Ann Jordan6201 Spruce AvenueSacramento, CA 95841PH: (916) 332-0915Fax: (916) [email protected]

Sacramento, St. Mark’s UMC [DL]Florence Whitmore2391 St. Mark’s WaySacramento, CA 95864PH: (916) 483-7848Fax: (916) [email protected]://www.stmarksumc.com/

Sacramento, The Table [DL]Matthew Smith3301 Green Valley RoadRescue, CA 95672

Sacramento, Tongan U.M. Fellowship [DL]Kataii Tapa3600 BroadwayP.O. Box 5133Sacramento, CA 95817PH: (916) 456-0487

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Sacramento, Trinity UMC [DL]Shine Vang2245 Highridge DriveSacramento, CA 95825PH: (916) [email protected]

Sacramento, Wesley UMC [DL]David Griggs5010 15th Ave.P.O. Box 246897Sacramento, CA 95824PH: (916) [email protected]

Salinas, First UMC [SJ]James Luther404 Lincoln AvenueSalinas, CA 93901PH: (831) 424-0855Fax: (831) [email protected]://www.salinas.net/fumc

San Bruno, First Tongan UMC [GG]Kalatini Ahio560 El Camino RealSan Bruno, CA 94066PH: (650) 873-2192Fax: (650) [email protected]

San Carlos, Fale Hufanga Tongan UMC [GG]Siosifa Setoki2851 San Carlos AvenueSan Carlos, CA 94070PH: (650) 591-7456Fax: (650) [email protected]@yahoo.com

San Francisco, Bethany UMC [GG]Worship site (no mail): 580 Capp Street, San

Francisco P.O. Box 31130San Francisco, CA 94131PH: (415) [email protected]://www.bethanysf.org

San Francisco, Calvary UMC [GG]Anthony Jenkins1400 Judah StreetSan Francisco, CA 94122PH: (415) 566-3704Fax: (415) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/calvarysf/

San Francisco, Chinese UMC [GG]William Cheng920 Washington St.San Francisco, CA 94108PH: (415) 981-8408Fax: (415) [email protected]

San Francisco, Geneva Avenue UMC [GG]Florante Tangonan1261 Geneva AvenueSan Francisco, CA 94112PH: (415) 585-3685Fax: (415) [email protected]

San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC [GG]Donald Guest, Karen Oliveto330 Ellis StreetSan Francisco, CA 94102PH: (415) 674-6000Fax: 415) [email protected]://www.glide.org/

San Francisco, Grace UMC [GG]Reynaldo Letana2540 Taraval StreetSan Francisco, CA 94116PH: (415) 731-3050Fax: (415) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/sfgrace/

San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC [GG]Staci Current1975 Post StreetSan Francisco, CA 94115PH: (415) 921-7653Fax: (415) [email protected]://www.jonesumc.org/

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San Francisco, Korean UMC [GG]Hyo-Won Park3030 Judah StreetSan Francisco, CA 94122PH: (415) 759-1005Fax: (415) [email protected]

San Francisco, Nueva Vida Ministries [GG]Brenda Vaca251 Prague StreetSan Francisco, CA 94112PH: (415) [email protected]

San Francisco, Ohnnury Mission UMC [GG]4301 Geary Blvd.San Francisco, CA 94118PH: (415) 876-0092

San Francisco, Park Presidio UMC [GG]Donna Wood4301 Geary Blvd.San Francisco, CA 94118PH: (415) [email protected]

San Francisco, Pine UMC [GG]Brenda Vaca, Atsuko Fujinami426 33rd AvenueSan Francisco, CA 94121PH: (415) 387-1800Fax: (415) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/pinechurch

San Francisco, Sarah Laughed Ministry Group [GG]

Mark Cordes, Carolyn Talmadge1525 Waller Stc/o 430 34th Avenue, #206San Francisco, CA 94122PH: (415) 412-4301

San Francisco, Temple UMC [GG]Schuyler RhodesChurch entrance: 65 Beverly Street1111 Junipero Serra BlvdSan Francisco, CA 94132PH: (415) 586-1444Fax: (415) [email protected]://www.templeumc.org/

San Jose, Almaden Hills UMC [SJ]Jane Schlager1200 Blossom Hill RoadSan Jose, CA 95118PH: (408) 269-2345Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.almadenhillsumc.org

San Jose, Alum Rock UMC [SJ]Dale Weatherspoon30 Kirk AvenueSan Jose, CA 95127PH: (408) 258-7368Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.alumrockchurch.org/

San Jose, Calvary UMC [SJ]John Song729 Morse StreetSan Jose, CA 95126PH: (408) 294-2204Fax: (408) [email protected]://calvarynewsong.org

San Jose, Cambrian Park UMC [SJ]Charlotte Bear1919 Gunston WaySan Jose, CA 95124PH: (408) 377-8155Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/cambrianumc

San Jose, Evergreen Valley UMC [SJ]Robert Chicou3520 San Felipe RoadSan Jose, CA 95135PH: (408) 238-7631Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.evumc.org

San Jose, First UMC [SJ]James Crawford204 South 15th StreetSan Jose, CA 95112PH: (408) 294-7254Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.sanjosefirst.org

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San Jose, Genesis UMC [SJ]Siosifa Hingano1620 Oakland Rd., Suite D103San Jose, CA 95131PH: (408) 213-2484Fax: (408) 437-3167

San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly [SJ]

Sunae Cho, Jae-Haeng Choi, Sung-Ho Lee1001 Ginger LaneSan Jose, CA 95128PH: (408) 295-4161Fax: (408) [email protected]

San Jose, La Trinidad UMC [SJ]Juan Saavedra370 South King RoadSan Jose, CA 95116PH: (408) 259-1276

San Jose, New Creation UM Fellowship [SJ]Jin Oh1001 Ginger LaneSan Jose, CA 95128PH: (408) 295-4161

San Jose, St. Paul’s UMC [SJ]F. Fox405 South TenthSan Jose, CA 95112PH: (408) [email protected]://www.stpaulsumcsj.com/

San Jose, Vietnamese Fellowship [SJ]Thien-Loc Vo30 Kirk AvenueSan Jose, CA 95127PH: (408) [email protected]

San Jose, Wesley UMC [SJ]Keith Inouye, Michiko Nishinosono566 North Fifth StreetSan Jose, CA 95112PH: (408) 295-0367Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.wesleysj.net/

San Jose, Willow Glen UMC [SJ]Nancy Danson, Susan Smith1420 Newport AvenueSan Jose, CA 95125PH: (408) 294-9796Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.wgumc.org

San Leandro, Faith UMC [BV]Stephen Lee788 Lewelling Blvd.San Leandro, CA 94579PH: (510) [email protected]://www.faithsanleandro.org

San Leandro, First UMC [BV]Myrna Bernadel-Huey1600 BancroftSan Leandro, CA 94577PH: (510) 483-0606Fax: (510) [email protected]//www.fumcsl.org

San Leandro, Formosan UMC [BV]788 LewellingSan Leandro, CA 94579PH: (510) 357-3121

San Mateo, Crystal Springs UMC [GG]Nancy Landauer2145 Bunker Hill DriveSan Mateo, CA 94402PH: (650) 345-2381Fax: (650) [email protected]://www.csumc.org/

San Mateo, Hillsdale UMC [GG]Steven Thompson303 West 36th AvenueSan Mateo, CA 94403PH: (650) 345-8514Fax: (650) [email protected]://www.hillsdaleumc.org/

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San Mateo, Shoreview UMC [GG]Saia Fa’asislia120 Lindbergh StreetSan Mateo, CA 94401PH: (650) [email protected]

San Rafael, Aldersgate UMC [GG]Norma Jean PowellOne Wellbrock HeightsP.O. Box 6109San Rafael, CA 94903PH: (415) 492-0237Fax: (415) [email protected]://www.1wellbrock.org/

San Rafael, First UMC [GG]Liza Klein9 Ross Valley DriveSan Rafael, CA 94901PH: (415) 453-8716Fax: (415) [email protected]://www.ruah.net/unitedmethodist

San Ramon, Grace UMC [BV]Henry Kim19901 San Ramon Vly Blvd.San Ramon, CA 94583PH: (925) 828-8686Fax: (925) [email protected]://www.sanramongrace.org/

Sanger UMC [FR]George Bennett1612 9th StreetSanger, CA 93657PH: (559) 875-3015Fax: (559) [email protected]

Santa Clara UMC [SJ]Alice Oberg1700 Lincoln StreetSanta Clara, CA 95050PH: (408) 345-9300Fax: (408) [email protected]

Santa Clara, Bethel Korean UMC [SJ]Young-Gwon Kim1700 Lincoln StreetSanta Clara, CA 95050PH: (408) 244-8710Fax: (408) 244-8711http://www.bethelkumc.org

Santa Cruz , UMC of Santa Cruz [SJ]Michael Harrell250 California StreetSanta Cruz, CA 95060PH: (831) 429-6800Fax: (831) [email protected]://www.umcsantacruz.org

Santa Rosa, Christ UMC [GG]Kimberly Willis1717 Yulupa AvenueSanta Rosa, CA 95405PH: (707) 542-2569Fax: (707) [email protected]://www.ccum.us

Santa Rosa, First UMC [GG]Greg Bergquist, Joseph Major1551 Montgomery DriveSanta Rosa, CA 95405PH: (707) 545-3863Fax: (707) [email protected]://www.fumcsantarosa.org/

Schurz UMC [NS]1019 Hospital RoadSchurz, NV

Seaside, Hilltop UMC [SJ]Sione Halafau1340 Hilby AvenueSeaside, CA 93955PH: (831) [email protected]

Sebastopol UMC [GG]Judith Stone500 N. Main StreetSebastopol, CA 95472PH: (707) 823-7971Fax: (707) [email protected]://www.sonic.net/~sebumc/

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Selma, First UMC [FR]Mary Dalton1702 Cross StreetSelma, CA 93662PH: (559) 896-0284Fax: (559) [email protected]

Selma, San Pablo UMC [FR]Mary Dalton12794 S. DockerySelma, CA 93662PH: (559)[email protected]

Shasta Lake, Community UMC [SH]Dottye (D. J.) Duval1509 Hardenbrook AvenueShasta Lake, CA 96019PH: (530) 275-3906Fax: (none)[email protected]

Sierra City UMC [NS]Chesung “Justin” Ryu115 Butte StreetP.O. Box 241Sierra City, CA 96125PH: (530) [email protected]

Smith River UMC [SH]Stephen Pudinski121 North BecksteadP.O. Box 810Smith River, CA 95567PH: (707) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/smithriverumc

Smith Valley UMC [NS]Barton Welsh44 Rivers RoadSmith, NV 89430PH: (775) 465-2452Fax: (775) [email protected]

Soledad, Mision Metodista Hispana de Sol [SJ]

Ines Lugo Verdugo310 Main StreetSoledad, CA 95960PH: (831) [email protected]

Sonoma UMC [GG]Pamela Cummings109 Patten StreetSonoma, CA 95476PH: (707) [email protected]

Sonora UMC [DL]Thomas Weathers90 West Yaney AvenueSonora, CA 95370PH: (209) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/sonora_umc/

Soulsbyville UMC [DL]John Kimbell19882 Community Dr.P.O. Box 928Soulsbyville, CA 95372PH: (209) 928-4223Fax: (209) 928-1998

South San Francisco: Hope UMC [GG]Mark Cordes115 El Campo DriveS.San Francisco, CA 94080PH: (650) [email protected]

Sparks UMC [NS]Thomas Butler1231 Pyramid WaySparks, NV 89431PH: (775) 358-0925Fax: (775) [email protected]://www.sparksumc.org/

St. Helena UMC [BV]Audrey Ward1310 AdamsSt. Helena, CA 94574PH: (707) 963-2839Fax: (707) [email protected]

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Stockton, Central UMC [DL]David Bennett, Kien Srey3700 Pacific AvenueStockton, CA 95204PH: (209) 466-5046Fax: (209) [email protected]://www.cumcstkn.org/

Stockton, Grace UMC [DL]Donald Piercy1625 North Lincoln StreetStockton, CA 95204PH: (209) 464-6121Fax: (209) [email protected]

Stockton, Holy Cross UMC [DL]John McLaughlin1200 W. Hammer LaneStockton, CA 95209PH: (209) 472-2177Fax: (209) [email protected]

Stockton, St. Mark’s UMC [DL]Jola Bortner306 East ClayP.O. Box 6369Stockton, CA 95206PH: (209) 463-7071Fax: (209) [email protected]

Stockton, St. Paul’s UMC [DL]Paul Cabotaje2220 West Alpine AvenueStockton, CA 95204PH: (209) 464-1620Fax: (209) [email protected]

Sunnyvale, First UMC [SJ]Paul Schlager535 Old San Francisco Rd.Sunnyvale, CA 94086PH: (408) 739-0826Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.sunnyvaleumc.org

Sunnyvale, Galilee Korean UMC [SJ]Duk-Soo Kim535 Old San Francisco RoadSunnyvale, CA 94089PH: (408) [email protected]

Sunnyvale, San Jose Tongan Fellowship [SJ]Sepuloni Feleunga1251 Sandia AvenueSunnyvale, CA 94089PH: (408) 773-0177

Sunnyvale, Trinity UMC [SJ]Katie Goetz583 East FremontSunnyvale, CA 94087PH: (408) [email protected]://www.trinityumcsunnyvale.org

Sunnyvale, Valley Faith UMC [SJ]Felicisimo Cao1251 Sandia AvenueSunnyvale, CA 94089PH: (408) 735-1034Fax: (408) [email protected]://www.valleyfaithumc.com/

Susanville UMC [NS]Scott Wylie70 S. Lassen Street60 S. Lassen StreetSusanville, CA 96130PH: (530) [email protected]

Sutter Creek UMC [DL]Alexis CambeMain & Church StreetsP.O. Box 983Sutter Creek, CA 95685PH: (209) [email protected]

Sutter UMC [SH]Lane Noyes7751 Butte RoadP.O. Box 550Sutter, CA 95982PH: (530) 755-0150Fax: (530) [email protected]

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Taft UMC [FR]Cindy Brettschneider630 North StreetTaft, CA 93268PH: (661) 765-5557Fax: [email protected]://www.geocities.com/taftumc

Taylorsville UMC [NS]Youngrae Kim4264 Nelson, TaylorsvilleP.O. Box 215Greenville, CA 95947PH: (530) [email protected]

Tehachapi Valley UMC [FR]Tevita Ofahengaue20040 Backes Lane20400 Backes LaneTehachapi, CA 93561PH: (661) 822-1440Fax: (661)[email protected]

Tipton UMC [FR]James WoffindenCorner Evans Road & Cooper Ave.P.O. Box 98Tipton, CA 93272PH: (559)[email protected]

Tracy, First UMC [DL]Mark Buenafe330 Acacia StreetTracy, CA 95376PH: (209) 835-4927Fax: (209) [email protected]://www.fumctracy.org/

Tranquility UMC [FR]Beth StidhamCorner Scaggs & DanielsP.O. Box 425Tranquility, CA 93668PH: (559) [email protected]

Truckee, Church of the Mountain [NS]Jeffrey Hall10079 Church Street, Truckee, 96161P.O. Box 1209Truckee, CA 96160PH: (530) [email protected]

Tulare UMC [FR]Latu Tangulu228 West KernTulare, CA 93274PH: (559) 686-8523Fax: (559) [email protected]

Tuolumne UMC [DL]John Kimbell18851 Cedar St.P.O. Box 815Tuolumne, CA 95379PH: (209) 928-4223Fax: (209) 928-1998

Turlock, First UMC [DL]David Thompson1660 Arbor WayTurlock, CA 95380PH: (209) 668-3000Fax: (209) [email protected]

Ukiah UMC [GG]Lisa Warner-Carey270 N. Pine St.P.O. Box 323Ukiah, CA 95482PH: (707) 462-3360Fax: (707) [email protected]

Upper Lake, Community UMC [SH]Paul Joseph T. Kham Dy Yang1st Street & Taylor Valley RoadP.O. Box 276Upper Lake, CA 95485PH: (707) [email protected]

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Vacaville, St. Paul’s UMC [BV]Sandy Gess101 West StreetVacaville, CA 95688PH: (707) [email protected]://home.earthlink.net/~stpaulsumc/

Vallejo, Fellowship UMC [BV]Jinsik Lee140 Ladera DriveVallejo, CA 94591PH: (707) [email protected]

Vallejo, First UMC [BV]Christine Shiber502 Virginia StreetVallejo, CA 94590PH: (707) [email protected]

Vallejo, Wayside UMC [BV]Douglas Johnson2309 Columbus ParkwayVallejo, CA 94590PH: (707) [email protected]://windowtowayside.org/

Valley Springs Community UMC [DL]Winston Cruz135 Laurel Street135 Laurel StreetValley Springs, CA 95252PH: (209) 772-2429Fax: (209) [email protected]://www.MethodistValleySprings.org

Visalia UMC [FR]Steven Creel, Tom Buratovich, Corazon

Escarzaga5200 W. Caldwell AvenueVisalia, CA 93277PH: (559) 627-1660Fax: (559) [email protected]://www.vumc.org/

Walnut Creek, East Bay Formosan UMC [BV]William Chou1755 Sunnyvale AvenueWalnut Creek, CA 94596PH: (925) [email protected]://www.geocities.com/fumceb

Walnut Creek, Tice Valley UMC [BV]Joanne Peterson1944 Tice Valley Blvd.Walnut Creek, CA 94595PH: (925) 937-4535Fax: (925) [email protected]

Walnut Creek, UMC [BV]Eileen Lindsay, Pamela Abbey1543 Sunnyvale AvenueWalnut Creek, CA 94597PH: (925) 934-4208Fax: (925) [email protected]://www.walnutcreekumc.org

Walnut Creek, Walnut Avenue UMC [BV]Sun-Hee Kim260 Walnut AvenueWalnut Creek, CA 94598PH: (925) 933-0888Fax: (925) [email protected]://walnutavenueumc.org/

Wasco UMC [FR]J. Allred1441 Seventh StreetWasco, CA 93280PH: (661) 758-6366Fax: (661)[email protected]

Watsonville, First UMC [SJ]Robin Mathews-Johnson229 Stanford StreetWatsonville, CA 95076PH: (831) 724-4434Fax: (831) [email protected]://www.gbgm-umc.org/wats1stumc

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Weldon UMC [FR]Bill Rohrer20021 Hwy 178P.O. Box 1209Weldon, CA 93283PH: (760) 378-2321Fax: (760)[email protected]

Williams, Parkside UMC [SH]James (Pete) Shell9th & GP.O. Box 515Williams, CA 95987PH: (530) 473-5903Fax: (530) [email protected]

Willits UMC [GG]Carole Bergman286 School StreetWillits, CA 95490PH: (707) [email protected]://www.Willitsumc.org

Willows, First UMC [SH]Janna Adamson544 North ShastaWillows, CA 95988PH: (530) [email protected]

Windsor UMC [GG]Mike Turgeon9451 Brooks Road SouthP.O. Box 87Windsor, CA 95492PH: (707) 838-6898Fax: (707) [email protected]

Winnemucca UMC [NS]Gayle Basten138 W. Winnemucca Blvd.Winnemucca, NV 89445PH: (775) 623-2814Fax: (775) [email protected]

Woodland UMC [DL]Ardith Allread620 North StreetWoodland, CA 95695PH: (530) 662-6274Fax: (530) [email protected]

Yerington, Community UMC [NS]Martha Milk221 North Main StreetP.O. Box 109Yerington, NV 89447PH: (775) [email protected]

Yreka UMC [SH]Toni HartmanFairchild & Cedar502 N. Fairchild StreetYreka, CA 96097PH: (530) 842-4291Fax: (530) [email protected]

Yuba City, First UMC [SH]Lois Black3101 Colusa HighwayYuba City, CA 95993PH: (530) 673-5858Fax: (530) [email protected]://www.fumcyubacity.com/

Yuba City, Grace UMC [SH]Rosemary Landry3600 South Walton AvenueYuba City, CA 95993PH: (530) 673-7832Fax: (530) [email protected]

Yuba City, Love Korean UMC [SH]Sung Ai Lee3890 Live Oak Blvd.Yuba City, CA 95991PH: (530) [email protected]

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CODE KEYAM Associate member PD Probationary (Provisional) DeaconATEM Appointment to Extension Ministry PE Probationary (Provisional) ElderFD Deacon in full connection PL Part-time Local PastorFE Elder in full connection RA Retired AssociateFL Full-time local pastor RD Retired DeaconOE Elder member of another annual

conference or Methodist denominationRL

RM

Retired Local Pastor

Retired PastorOF Full Member of another denomination SY Supply pastor; not serving under

episcopal appointment

Directory of Bishops

Resident Bishop

BROWN, WARNER HARRISON, JR. (Minnie) California-Nevada .................. [email protected]: PO Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798 ....................................................(916) 374-1510Fax: ..................................................................................................................................(916) 372-9062RES: 3019 Rubicon Way, West Sacramento, CA 95691

Retired Bishops elected from this conference, served this conference or currently residing in this conference

CHOY, WILBUR WONG YAN (Nancy S. Adachi-Osawa) .......................................... [email protected] W. Aloha St. #830, Seattle, WA 98119-4746

DEW, WILLIAM WALDO, JR. (Mitzie) .......................................................... [email protected] Oakham Way Elk Grove, CA 95757 .....................................................................(916) 685-4536

Notes About the Clergy Directory:Full Service Records are found in chapter 14, The Historical Record.

If the database is correct, the directory will be correct! Please send all updates or corrections to this information to Bishop Brown's office at:

P.O. Box 980250

West Sacramento CA 95798

or e-mail to: [email protected] bishop's office will forward the information to your district office and the Board of Pensions as necessary.

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Ordained, Licensed, Appointed or Assigned Ministers

KELLY, LEONTINE T.C. ...............................................................................................Ltckelly@aol.comFax: .................................................................................................................................(650) 347-47931850 Alice St., Apt. 1008, Oakland, CA 94612 (510) 834-0601

SANO, ROY ISAO (Kathleen Thomas-Sano) ....................................................bishoprsano@earthlink.net400 Elysian Fields Dr., Oakland CA 94605 ....................................................................(510) 635-7916

SHAMANA, BEVERLY J. (Walter Woods)1525 Hill Dr. Los Angeles 90041 ...................................................................................(323) 478-9999

TALBERT, MELVIN GEORGE (Marilyn Magee) ................................................bishopmel@netzero.net108 Rausch Dr, Brentwood TN 37027-4447 ..................................................................(615) 309-8096Fax: .................................................................................................................................(615) 661-8576

Ordained, Licensed, Appointed or Assigned MinistersABBEY, PAMELA J. [FE] (Kent Parr) Walnut Creek, UMC ................................. [email protected]

APPT: 1543 Sunnyvale Avenue, Walnut Creek, CA 94597 ............................................(925) 934-4208Fax: .......................(925) 934-1492 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 381-7299RES: ...............................................................................................................................(925) 934-4208

ABRAHAMSON, THOMAS D. [FE] (Debbie Abrahamson) Lemoore UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 877, Armona, CA 93202 ......................................................................(559) 924-5295Fax: .......................(559) 624-5295 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 970-3408RES: ...............................................................................................................................(559) 925-1032

ADAMS, LEONARD [SY] Fresno, St. Mark's UMCAPPT: 2406 South Lily, Fresno, CA 93706 ....................................................................(559) 266-4128

ADAMSON, JANNA O. [FE] (John O'Connell) Willows, First UMC .................... [email protected]: 544 North Shasta, Willows, CA 95988 ...............................................................(530) 934-3190Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 680-5638RES: 850 N. Lassen Street, Willows, CA 95988 ............................................................(530) 934-2333

AFU, PAINI [PL] (Manusiu Afu) Palo Alto, Wesley UMCAPPT: 463 College Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94306 .........................................................(650) 327-2092Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 272-2208RES: 2581 Fordham St., Palo Alto, CA 94303 ...............................................................(650) 325-4277

AHIO, HEILALA [FE] (Kalatini Ahio) Palo Alto, First Tongan [email protected]: 625 Hamilton Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301 .......................................................(650) 323-4340Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(650) 921-7813RES: 483 Anita Drive, Millbrae, CA 94030 ...................................................................(650) 692-7713

AHIO, KALATINI [FE] (Heilala Ahio) San Bruno, First Tongan UMC [email protected]: 560 El Camino Real, San Bruno, CA 94066 .......................................................(650) 873-2192Fax: .................................................................................................................................(650) 873-2247RES: 483 Anita Drive, Millbrae, CA 94030 ...................................................................(650) 692-7713

AKOLO, AFUHIA I. [FE] (Salote) Martinez UMC ..............................................afuhiaakolo@yahoo.comAPPT: 100 Church Street, Martinez, CA 94553 .............................................................(925) 228-1233Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 978-0336RES: 2315 - 90th Avenue, Oakland, CA 94603 ..............................................................(510) 383-9200

ALBISTON, LEROY A. [SY] Biggs UMC .......................................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 425, Biggs, CA 95917 ..........................................................................(530) 868-5381Fax: .......................(530) 868-5381 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 370-7999RES: 459 D Street, Box 36, Biggs, CA 95917 ................................................................(530) 868-5507

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ALBRIGHT, JOHN V. [RM] (Lois)Retirement ...............................................johnalbright07@comcast.netFax: .................................................................................................................................(916) 629-9079RES: 7775 18th Street, Sacramento, CA 95832 .............................................................(916) 629-9079

ALDERMAN, C. RAY [RM] RetirementRES: 2415 Bladen Street, Bakersfield, CA 93309 ..........................................................(661) 832-1006

ALEXANDER, JAMES E. [RM] (Ann Lacy)RetirementRES: 6706 N. Country Club Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73116 ........................................(405) 842-0583

ALLREAD, ARDITH [FE] (Gregg Atkins)Woodland UMC ................................... [email protected]: 620 North Street, Woodland, CA 95695 ..............................................................(530) 662-6274Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 662-2324RES: 904 Notre Dame Drive, Woodland, CA 95695 ......................................................(530) 662-1612

ALLRED, J. SCOTT [FE] (Frances)Wasco UMC .................................................... [email protected]: 1441 Seventh Street, Wasco, CA 93280 ..............................................................(661) 758-6366Fax: .......................(661) 393-6558 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(661) 205-0790RES: 3601 Jody Court, Bakersfield, CA 93308 ..............................................................(661) 393-6558

ANDERSON, DONALD EUGENE [RM] (Kathryn)RetirementRES: 307 Stony Creek Dr., Orland, CA 95963 ...............................................................(530) 865-7961

ANGOVE, P. JERALD [RM] (Susan) Retirement .................................................. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 212-3017RES: 1050 Porter Drive, Roseville, CA 95678 ...............................................................(916) 781-6785

ANKER, CHARLES C. [RM] Retirement .................................................................r.anker@sbcglobal.netRES: 27030 Meadow Way, Carmel, CA 93923 ..............................................................(831) 625-2382

AONGA, OPETI [PL] Reno, First Tongan Fellowship .......................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 60090, Reno, NV 89506 ......................................................................(775) 972-0516Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(775) 342-9546RES: 9693 Canyon Meadow Drive, Reno, NV 89506

ARATANI, IZURU [FE] (Akiyo) ATEM .....................................................................izuru@hs.kyoai.ac.jpAPPT: ............................................................................................................................................. Japan RES: ...............................................................................................................................(027) 237-1453

ARJONA, JUAN J. [RM] (Debbie) Retirement .................................................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(559) 627-1270RES: 304 N. Marcin Court, Visalia, CA 93291 ..............................................................(559) 734-9179

ASH, LLOYD [SY] Dixon UMC ...................................................................................... [email protected]: 209 N. Jefferson Street, Dixon, CA 95620 ..........................................................(707) 678-2191Fax: .................................................................................................................................(707) 678-4279

ATKINS, DAVID W. [RM] (Sherry) Retirement .................................................... [email protected]: 3502 Medallion Rose, Bakersfield, CA 93313 ......................................................(661) 831-3502

AUER, JOHN J. [RM] (Julie) Retirement ......................................................johnandjulieauer@yahoo.comRES: 1964 Alamanda Drive #1, Naples, FL 34102 ........................................................(775) 287-1135

AUSTIN, BILLYE [FE] Richmond, Easter Hill UMC ................................................ [email protected]: 3911 Cutting Blvd., Richmond, CA 94804 .........................................................(510) 235-4226Fax: .......................(510) 235-2116 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 301-1629RES: 3219 Guillermo Place, Hayward, CA 94542 .........................................................(510) 889-8298

AUSTIN, BRANDON F. [FE] Manteca, St. Paul's UMCAPPT: 910 East North Street, Manteca, CA 95336 ........................................................(209) 823-7154Fax: .................................................................................................................................(209) 239-2174RES: 2600 San Leandro Blvd., Apt. 1002, San Leandro, CA 94578 ..............................(510) 909-2530

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AUTAJAY, LEONARD C. [RM] (Abigail)RetirementRES: 279 Woodridge Drive, Vallejo, CA 94591 .............................................................(707) 649-0868

BAHLERT, MARY ELYN [FE] (Jeff Kunkel)Oakland, Lake Merritt [email protected]: 1255 First Avenue, Oakland, CA 94606 ..............................................................(510) 465-4793Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 465-6187RES: 4454 View Place, Oakland, CA 94611 ..................................................................(510) 652-3579

BAKER, DALE W. [RM] (Jean) RetirementRES: 1129 Shell Avenue, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 .......................................................(831) 372-7462

BAKER, DOROTHY [RD] Retirement ....................................................................downsmumc@aol.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 209-9101RES: 741 Spruce Street, Berkeley, CA 94707 ................................................................(510) 526-3831

BAKER, FREDERICK B. [RM] (Carolyn) Retirement [email protected]: 5920 Second Street, Lubbock, TX 79416 ..............................................................(806) 785-5374

BAKER, HEATHER BAILES [PE] (Sam Baker)346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - [email protected]

APPT: .............................................................................................................................(413) 533-6093Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 836-8086RES: 191 Montcalm Street, Chicopee, MA 12020

BAKER-HOLLEMAN, LILLIAN [RD] (David Holleman) Retirement [email protected]: .......................(925) 777-9714 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 207-5320RES: 4505 Deerhorn Court, Antioch, CA 94509 ............................................................(925) 754-3802

BALDWIN, DONALD L. [RM] (Peggy)Retirement ......................................... [email protected]: 12541 Gayle Lane, Nevada City, CA 95959 .........................................................(530) 274-1519

BALL, IVAN J. [RM] (Ruth)Retirement ............................................................................ [email protected]: 18629 Avenue 168, Porterville, CA 93257 ............................................................(559) 784-3537

BALLAGH, CHRISTINA [FE] (William) Point Arena, St. Paul's UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 25, Point Arena, CA 95468 ..................................................................(707) 882-2074Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 353-0026RES: PO Box 25, 50 School St, Point Arena, CA 954680025 ........................................(707) 882-1675

BANFILL, CHRISTINE C. [FE] Orland, Federated Church ................................. [email protected]: 709 First Street, Orland, CA 95963 .....................................................................(530) 865-3131Fax: .......................(530) 865-3931 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 680-3570RES: 707 First Street, Orland, CA 95963 .......................................................................(530) 865-3388

BASTEAR, RICHARD A. [RM] Retirement ...........................................................dbastear@sbcglobal.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 986-7205RES: 10014 River View Circle, Stockton, CA 95209 .....................................................(209) 951-7205

BASTEN, GAYLE [FL] Winnemucca UMC .....................................................................wumc@wmca.netAPPT: 138 W. Winnemucca Blvd., Winnemucca, NV 89445 ........................................(775) 623-2814Fax: ( ................................................................................................................................. 775) 623-2814RES: 10 Arnold Ave., Winnemucca, NV 89445 .............................................................(775) 625-4876

BAUER, CHRISTOPHER [SY] Cone Community UMCRES: 25101 Second Avenue, Los Molinos, CA 96055 ...................................................(530) 384-1463

BAYARD, RICHARD F. [RM] Retirement ...............................................................rbayard@sbcglobal.netRES: 520 W. Feemster Avenue, Visalia, CA 93277 ........................................................(559) 738-0223

BEAR, ANDREW [FE] (Charlotte)ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry...................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(510) 438-9602Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 341-5461RES: 1703 Almond Blossom Lane, San Jose, CA 95124 ...............................................(408) 947-9690

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BEAR, CHARLOTTE [FE] (Andrew) San Jose, Cambrian Park UMC [email protected]: 1919 Gunston Way, San Jose, CA 95124 ............................................................(408) 377-8155Fax: .......................(408) 377-8523 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 341-5438RES: 1703 Almond Blossom Lane, San Jose, CA 95124 ...............................................(408) 979-9690

BEASLEY, ADRIONNE [FE] Oakland, Elmhurst UMC ........................................... [email protected]: 1659 83rd Avenue, Oakland, CA 94621 ..............................................................(510) 568-1484Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 508-7901RES: 1830 Lake Shore Avenue, #412, Oakland, CA 94606 ...........................................(510) 763-7695

BECK, BILL E. [RM] (Mary)Retirement ................................................................beck.bill@sbcglobal.netFax: .......................(209) 575-4562 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 380-2127RES: 2329 Fairbairn Drive, Modesto, CA 95355 ...........................................................(209) 574-9786

BECK, MARY B. [RD] (Bill E. Beck)Retirement ........................................... [email protected]: .......................(209) 575-4562 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 380-3145RES: 2329 Fairbairn Drive, Modesto, CA 95355 ...........................................................(209) 574-9786

BELL, ADOLPHE EDWARD [RM] (Willie H)Retirement [email protected]: 19 Ramona Avenue, Oakland, CA 94611 ..............................................................(510) 428-4056

BENNETT, DAVID L. [FE] (Jackie)Stockton, Central UMC [email protected]: 3700 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA 95204 ..........................................................(209) 466-5046Fax: .......................(209) 466-5206 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 470-5044RES: 10103 Berryessa Drive, Stockton, CA 95219 ........................................................(209) 957-6332

BENNETT, GEORGE [FL] Sanger UMC .................................................................. [email protected]: 1612 9th Street, Sanger, CA 93657 .....................................................................(559) 875-3015Fax: .......................(559) 875-4509 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(775) 343-8695RES: 844 Rosewood Avenue, Sanger, CA 93657 ...........................................................(775) 383-8695

BENSON, GAYE G. [FE] El Sobrante UMC ..........................................................ggbenson@earthlink.netAPPT: 670 Appian Way, El Sobrante, CA 94803 ...........................................................(510) 223-0790Fax: .......................(510) 223-0791 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 672-2345RES: 3426 Grasswood Drive, Richmond, CA 94803 .....................................................(510) 222-4884

BERCK, LORAN G. [RM] Retirement ..................................................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 371, Fort Jones, CA 96032 .....................................................................(530) 468-5549

BERGER, JOHN W. [RM] (Ione) Retirement .............................................................. [email protected]: USS Hornet, PO Box 460, Pier 3, Alameda Pt., Alameda, CA 94501 ................(510) 521-8448Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 921-7114RES: 2956 Aulin Drive, San Jose, CA 95125 .................................................................(408) 269-2084

BERGES, SUSAN [FL] Ely UMC ...........................................................................sberges1@sbcglobal.netAPPT: P.O. Box 151838, Ely, NV 89315 ........................................................................(775) 289-2174Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(775) 293-0971

BERGMAN, CAROLE [FE] Willits UMC .................................................... [email protected]: 286 School Street, Willits, CA 95490 .................................................................(707) 459-2855Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 513-6093RES: 78 Hillside Dr, Willits, CA 95490 .........................................................................(707) 459-0861

BERGQUIST, GREG B. [FE] (Connie)Santa Rosa, First UMC ........ [email protected]: 1551 Montgomery Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95405 ...............................................(707) 545-3863Fax: .......................(707) 545-5375 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 490-7069RES: 2242 Nectarine Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95404 ..........................................................(707) 579-3635

BERNADEL-HUEY, MYRNA [FE] (Elliot)San Leandro, First UMC.......................... [email protected]: 1600 Bancroft, San Leandro, CA 9477 ...............................................................(510) 483-0606Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 351-7531RES: 6660 Banning Dr., Oakland, CA 94611 .................................................................(510) 531-5197

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BERRY, ALISON [FE] Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC ........................................... [email protected]: 902 Danville Blvd., Alamo, CA 94507 ...............................................................(925) 837-5243Fax: .......................(925) 837-2763 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 804-0401RES: 741 Fourth Street, Gilroy, CA 95020 .....................................................................(408) 847-4743

BERRY, LINDA RACHEL [RM] (John Kraps)Retirement [email protected]: 1706 Ridge Road, Champaigne, IL 61821 ............................................................(217) 359-0196

BERRYMAN, JOHN [SY] Crescent City UMCAPPT: 664 H Street, Crescent City, CA 95531 ...............................................................(707) 464-3710Fax: .................................................................................................................................(707) 465-5617

BETANCOURT, ANGEL A. [FE] (Norma) Sacramento, Emmanuel UMC [email protected]: 5954 44th Street, Sacramento, CA 95824 ...........................................................(916) 421-9712Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 833-1832RES: 1813 Cagney Way, Sacramento, CA 95835 ...........................................................(916) 419-9715

BIEHLER, ROBERT R. [FE] (Nadeen Joyce) Paradise UMC ....................................... [email protected]: 6722 Clark Road, Paradise, CA 95969 ................................................................(530) 877-5989Fax: .......................(530) 877-9616 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 518-9404RES: 5901 Oakmore Drive, Paradise, CA 95969 ...........................................................(530) 872-2761

BIRD, PHYLLIS A. [RM] Retirement ................................................................... [email protected]: 321 Kedzie Street, #3, Evanston, IL 60202 ...........................................................(847) 869-4248

BIRDSEY, WILLIAM A. [RM] (Heidi) RetirementRES: 1976 Rustler's Trail, Camp Verde, AZ 86322 ........................................................(520) 567-3307

BITHER, JUDITH A. [FE] Reno, First UMC .................................................................. [email protected]: 209 W. First Street, Reno, NV 89501 .................................................................. (775) 322-4564Fax: ..................................................................................................................................(775) 322-0285RES: 556 Marsh Avenue, Reno, NV 89509 ....................................................................(775) 322-2013

BLACK, LOIS E. [FE] (Wm. Shannon Black) Yuba City, First UMC [email protected]: 3101 Colusa Highway, Yuba City, CA 95993 .....................................................(530) 673-5858Fax: .......................(530) 673-4227 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 301-0307RES: 230 B Street, Yuba City, CA 95991

BLACK, STEPHEN K. [FE] (Karen) ATEM .................................................................blacksk@usfca.eduAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(415) 422-5726RES: 1052 Diamante, Rio Vista, CA 94571

BLAIR, DONENE V. [PD] ATEM - Apt to Ext. Ministry ........................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 577-0049RES: 60 Martin Drive, Novato, CA 94949

BLANEY, ROBERT W. [RM] (Laurel) Retirement ................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(831) 419-0358RES: 2435 Felt St. #88, Santa Cruz, CA 95062 ..............................................................(831) 477-7550

BOHN, DIANA M. [FD] Pleasanton, Lynnewood UMC .......................................... [email protected]: 2435 North Thesta, Fresno, CA 93735 ................................................................(559) 226-9094Fax: .......................(559) 226-8505 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 455-7005RES: 670 Vernon Street #103, Oakland, CA 94610

BOLLWINKEL, MARK S. [FE] (Bonnie) Los Altos UMC [email protected]: 655 Magdalena Avenue, Los Altos, CA 94024 ...................................................(650) 948-1083Fax: .......................(650) 949-5372 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 380-7183RES: 1375 Bright Oaks Court, Los Altos, CA 94024 .....................................................(650) 988-1246

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BORTNER, JOLA [FE] Stockton, St. Mark's UMC .......................................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 6369, Stockton, CA 95206 ...................................................................(209) 463-7071Fax: .......................(209) 463-7071 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 483-0385RES: 39 W. Fulton Street, Stockton, CA 95204-1307 ....................................................(209) 943-1889

BOSCH, JOHN [SY] Jackson UMC ....................................................................... [email protected]: 120 Church, Jackson, CA 95642 .........................................................................(209) 223-1884Fax: .................................................................................................................................(209) 223-5046RES: 204 Golf Course Rd., Jackson, CA 95642 .............................................................(209) 223-3413

BOUCK, WAYNE L. [RM] (Bienvenida)Retirement ..................................................waynide@yahoo.comRES: ......................................................................................... Living in Mexico., Puerto Vallarto, MX

BOWEN, PAULINE [PL] (Ron) Anderson, Trinity UMC ....................... [email protected]: 1821 Ferry Street, Anderson, CA 96007 .............................................................(530) 365-7386Fax: .......................(530) 365-7373 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 953-6305RES: 7629 Midway Pines Drive, Shingletown, CA 96088 ............................................(530) 474-5771

BOWMAN, KARLA K. [RM] Retirement .......................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(775) 425-8749RES: 595 Blue Skies Drive, Sparks, NV 89436 .............................................................(775) 425-8749

BOWMAN, RICHARD L. [RM] (Nancy) RetirementMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(831) 915-6540RES: 2800 Forest Hill Blvd., Pacific Grove, CA 93950 .................................................(831) 372-7956

BOYD, DAWN E. [FD] (Patrick Davis) Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC [email protected]: 902 Danville Blvd., Alamo, CA 94507 ...............................................................(925) 837-5243Fax: .................................................................................................................................(925) 837-2763RES: ...............................................................................................................................(925) 261-0108

BRACKNEY, THOMAS M. [RA] (Joyce) Retirement ............................................xmealux1@yahoo.comFax: .......................(530) 336-5602 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 598-0942RES: P.O. Box 392, Yreka, CA 96097

BRADY, DEBRA L. [FE] (Steve Veglia) Modesto, First UMC .............. [email protected]: 850 Sixteenth Street, Modesto, CA 95354 ..........................................................(209) 522-9046Fax: .......................(209) 522-3552 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 534-9406RES: 3312 Wycliffe Drive, Modesto, CA 95355 ............................................................(209) 524-3312

BRAYFINDLEY, ROD E. [FE] (J.B. (Debra) McKinleyville, Church of Joyful Healer [email protected]

APPT: 1944 Central Avenue, McKinleyville, CA 95519 ................................................(707) 839-5691Fax: .......................(707) 839-5690 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 496-7346RES: 1265 Brady Ct., McKinleyville, CA 95519 ...........................................................(707) 840-9241

BRAZIE, ROBERT W. [FE] (Debbie) Caruthers UMC ..................................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 275, Caruthers, CA 93609 ....................................................................(559) 864-3179Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 579-8492RES: ...............................................................................................................................(559) 375-1202

BRETTSCHNEIDER, CINDY [SY] Taft UMCAPPT: 630 North Street, Taft, CA 93268 ........................................................................(661) 765-5557

BRICK, ELIZABETH A. [FE] Sacramento, St. Andrew's UMC [email protected]: 6201 Spruce Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95841 .....................................................(916) 332-0915Fax: .......................(916) 332-0916 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 233-9855RES: 7222 Pepperwood Knoll #58, Sacramento, CA 95842 .........................................(916) 338-3985

BRIM, SHIRLEY JANICE [FE] (Walter E.)Meadow Vista, Placer Hills Community [email protected] & RES: P.O. Box 1526, Meadow Vista, CA 95722 .............................................(530) 878-0651

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BROAD, JOHN W. [RM] (Laurel)Retirement .................................................john.broad@pioneerumc.orgRES: 2659 Emmet Drive, Auburn, CA 95603 ................................................................(530) 885-1920

BROWN, MICHAEL T. [RM] (Lynn)Retirement ........................................................ [email protected]: 158 Saxony Court, Vallejo, CA 94591 ..................................................................(707) 645-1400

BROWNRIGG, JOSEPH W. [RM] (Sarah Ann) Retirement ............................. [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(760) 771-9187RES: 4821 Solecito Circle, Santa Fe, NM 87507 ...........................................................(505) 438-0137

BRUCE, GERALD R. [RM] (Margaret Bruce)Retirement [email protected]: PSC 41 Box 4659, APO, AE 09464, England

BRUMFIELD, VORIS [SY] Middletown UMCAPPT: P.O. Drawer A, Middletown, CA 95461 ..............................................................(707) 987-3379Fax: .................................................................................................................................(707) 987-3075

BRUNER, RICHARD E. [RM] (Vivien)Retirement ...............................................Diviamanda@msn.comRES: 18110 Fairburn Street, Hesperia, CA 92345 ..........................................................(760) 948-7183

BRYAN, A. ALLEN [RM] (Marsha L.)Retirement ................................................Allen381b@netscape.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 458-1638RES: 844 San Pablo Drive, San Marcos, CA 92078 .......................................................(714) 871-6842

BRYANT, BRADFORD H. [RM] (Arlaine) Retirement .............................................BSADrBrad@cox.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 969-2557RES: P.O. Box 50967, Mesa, AZ 85208 .........................................................................(480) 275-5693

BUCKNER, ROBERT [RL] (Hazel Buckner)Retirement ........................................ [email protected]: 4904 Kuck Road, Montague, CA 96064 ...............................................................(530) 459-0705

BUENAFE, MARK N. [FE] (Norms)Tracy, First UMC [email protected]: 330 Acacia Street, Tracy, CA 95376 ...................................................................(209) 835-4927Fax: .......................(209) 835-4928 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 329-8258RES: 345 E Carlton Way, Tracy, CA 95376-3115 ..........................................................(209) 839-1939

BUNJE, DAVID J. [FE] (Janet) Cameron Park, Foothills UMC ......................... [email protected]: 3301 Green Valley Road, Rescue, CA 95672 ......................................................(530) 677-4910Fax: .......................(530) 677-3658 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 409-2925RES: 4638 Foothills Drive, Shingle Springs, CA 95682 ................................................(530) 676-7008Home Fax: .......................................................................................................................(530) 676-7716

BURATOVICH, THOMAS J. [PD] Visalia UMCAPPT: 5200 W. Caldwell Avenue, Visalia, CA 93277 ....................................................(559) 627-1660Fax: ........................(559) 740-0801 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 786-5148RES: 725 W. Loyola Ave., Visalia ...................................................................................(559) 627-0464

BURKHART, F. DONOVAN [RM] (Judith) Retirement .................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 288-0200RES: 3984 North Sherman Street, Fresno, CA 93726 ....................................................(559) 224-5444

BUSICK, BLAKE E. [FE] (Peggy) Cupertino, The Good Samaritan UMC [email protected]: 19624 Homestead Road, Cupertino, CA 95014 ..................................................(408) 253-0751Fax: .......................(408) 996-2621 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 754-2902RES: 32228 Olney Court, Union City, CA 94587 ..........................................................(510) 487-4782

BUTCHER, CONSTANCE J. [RM] RetirementRES: 3210 E. Ashcroft Avenue, #133, Fresno, CA 93426 ..............................................(559) 230-2820

BUTLER, THOMAS W. [FE] (Carolyn) Sparks UMC ...............................................pastor_t@pacbell.netAPPT: 1231 Pyramid Way, Sparks, NV 89431 ...............................................................(775) 358-0925Fax: .......................(775) 358-8729 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(775) 750-9461RES: 1011 Turnberry Drive, Sparks, NV 89436 .............................................................(775) 626-8574

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CABOTAJE, PAUL G. [FE] (Virginia)Stockton, St. Paul's UMC .................. [email protected]: 2220 West Alpine Avenue, Stockton, CA 95204 .................................................(209) 464-1620Fax: .......................(209) 464-1620 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 608-1575RES: 5072 Loki Lane, Stockton, ca 95219 .....................................................................(209) 957-5089

CALLAWAY, NORMAN G. [RM] (Ardith)Retirement ............................................. [email protected]: 10 W. Miramonte Drive, Woodland, CA 95695 ....................................................(530) 661-0701

CAMBE, ALEXIS A. [FE] (Evangeline) Sutter Creek UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 1046, Ione, CA 95640 ..........................................................................(209) 274-2852Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 217-6299RES: 100 Spanish Street, Sutter Creek, CA 95685 .........................................................(209) 267-5036

CAMBRIC, JR., AMOS [RM] RetirementRES: 10311 Plymouth Street, Oakland, CA 94603 ........................................................(510) 568-4769

CAMPBELL, KEVIN D. [FE] (Tammy) Patterson, Federated Church .................. [email protected]: P.O. Box 1418, Patterson, CA 95363 ..................................................................(209) 892-8907Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 631-4409RES: 835 Madrone Ln, Patterson, CA 95363 .................................................................(209) 895-6168

CAMPBELL, TRAVIS L. [RM] (Peggy) Retirement ........................................................ [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 344-3509RES: 350 Locust Drive, #U102, Vallejo, CA 94591 .......................................................(707) 557-1127

CAO, FELICISIMO S. [FE] (Nerice) Sunnyvale, Valley Faith UMC .............. [email protected]: 1251 Sandia Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 .......................................................(408) 735-1034Fax: .......................(408) 735-1034 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 306-4958RES: 1222 Sandia Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 .........................................................(408) 733-1537

CAPULI, ARTURO D. [RM] (Dolores) Retirement ......................................................adcapuli@msn.comAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(916) 421-1876Mobile Phone: ( ................................................................................................................. 707) 416-1746RES: 583 Mural Lane, Fairfield, CA 94534 ...................................................................(707) 864-9924

CARTER, A. J. [RM] (Sara) Retirement ...........................................................grandparents@threekids.netAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(408) 979-1950RES: 22399 Cupertino Road, #V8, Cupertino, CA 95014 .............................................(408) 973-1143

CARTER, CAROL M. [FE] (Thomas Gould) Forestville UMC [email protected]: 6550 Covey Road, Forestville, CA 95436 ...........................................................(707) 887-2020Fax: .......................(707) 887-9379 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 332-9137RES: 6537 Center St, Forestville, CA 95436 ..................................................................(707) 820-1353

CARTER, GEORGE P. [RM] (Louise) Retirement ............................................. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 888-4353RES: 11109 Marjon Drive, Nevada City, CA 95959 ......................................................(530) 265-2222

CASE, RONNA L. [FE] (Theodore Jennings, Jr.) ATEM ...................................... [email protected]: 5050 South East End Avenue 14C, Chicago, IL 60615 .........................................(773) 955-8461

CASTILLO, FLOYD R. [RL] (Dana) Retirement ...................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(760) 608-0684RES: P.O. Box 1060, Inyokern, CA 93527 .....................................................................(760) 377-5966

CASTONGUAY, PAUL [PL] Ione UMC .............................................................. [email protected]: P.O. Box 1046, Ione, CA 95640 ..........................................................................(209) 274-2852Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 304-8282

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CATTERALL, ARTHUR J. [FE] (Carolee) Marysville, First UMC [email protected]: 730 'D' Street, Marysville, CA 95901 ..................................................................(530) 743-3007Fax: .......................(530) 743-3067 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 635-4236RES: 2317 Del Pero Street, Marysville, CA 95901 ........................................................(530) 742-5912Home Fax: .......................................................................................................................(530) 742-5913

CATTERALL, CAROLEE [AM] (Arthur)Marysville, First UMC [email protected]: 730 'D' Street, Marysville, CA 95901 ..................................................................(530) 743-3007Fax: .......................(530) 743-3067 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 635-4580RES: 2317 Del Pero Street, Marysville, CA 95901 ........................................................(530) 742-5912Home Fax: .......................................................................................................................(530) 742-5913

CELLI, WANDA [PL] (Ken Celli)Fall River Mills, Community UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 280, Fall River Mills, CA 96028 ..........................................................(530) 336-5602

CHAFFEE, LAUREN L. [FE] Kernville UMC ........................................................ [email protected]: P.O. Box 225, Kernville, CA 93238 ....................................................................(760) 376-2751Fax: .......................(760) 376-1303 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 670-0199RES: ...............................................................................................................................(760) 376-2751

CHAMBERLIN, JOHN C. [FE] (Allen Yan- Chamberlin) Hayward, First UMC [email protected]: 1183 B Street, Hayward, CA 94541 ....................................................................(510) 581-2266RES: 2351 Olive Avenue, Fremont, CA 94539

CHANDLER, ALFRED T. [RM] (Madolyn) RetirementRES: 750 Auburn Ravine Road, Auburn, CA 95603 ......................................................(530) 885-7641

CHANG, JONAH J. [RM] (Mary) Retirement .....................................................jonahchang@comcast.netFax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 234-1691RES: 424 Albemarle Street, El Cerrito, CA 94530 .........................................................(510) 528-7061

CHAPPEL, DONALD M. [RM] (Frances) RetirementRES: 1224 Cottonwood St., #220-221, Woodland, CA 95695 .......................................(530) 666-2517

CHENG, WILLIAM [OF] (Mary)San Francisco, Chinese UMC [email protected]: 920 Washington St., San Francisco, CA 94108 ...................................................(415) 981-8408Fax: .......................(415) 981-8408 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 308-6318RES: 209 Madeline lane, Danville, CA 94505

CHEONG, PAUL [FE] (Grace) Incapacity Leave With CPP BenefitsAPPT: 3200 Payne Ave Apt. 60, San Jose, CA 95117 ..................................................(510) 226-1902RES: 3200 Payne Avenue, #60, San Jose, CA 95117 .....................................................(408) 370-9884

CHICOU, ROBERT E. [FE] (Pamela) San Jose, Evergreen Valley UMC [email protected]: 3520 San Felipe Road, San Jose, CA 95135 .......................................................(408) 238-7631Fax: .................................................................................................................................(408) 532-7703RES: 2932 Silverland Court, San Jose, CA 95135 .........................................................(408) 531-0883

CHIEW, GAIL PEK-KHING [PE] (Michael Wu) Cupertino, The Good Samaritan UMC [email protected]

APPT: 19624 Homestead Road, Cupertino, CA 95014 ..................................................(408) 253-0751Fax: .......................(408) 996-2621 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 398-0250

CHINN, HARVEY N. [RM] (Betty) Retirement ............................................................. [email protected]: 2820 3rd Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95818 .............................................................(916) 457-7384

CHO, ERIC [SY] (Julie) Kerman UMC .........................................................................ericccho@juno.comAPPT: 3095 N. Madera Avenue, Kerman, CA 93630 .....................................................(559) 846-8686Fax: .................................................................................................................................(559) 846-8688RES: 8440 N Millbrook Ave #123 Fresno, CA 93720 ....................................................(559) 477-4479

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CHO, SUNAE FRANCIS [FL] San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara VlyAPPT: 1001 Ginger Lane, San Jose, CA 95128 ..............................................................(408) 295-4161Fax: .................................................................................................................................(408) 295-4180

CHO, TAE-JOON [FE] (Kyungia) Leave of Absence .............................................. [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(661) 399-9081Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 502-0060RES: 10016 Cobblestone Avenue, Bakersfield, CA 93311 .............................................(661) 399-9081

CHOI, JAE-HAENG [PE] San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly ................. [email protected]: 1001 Ginger Lane, San Jose, CA 95128 ..............................................................(408) 295-4161Fax: .......................(408) 295-4180 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 470-9860RES: .................................................................................................................................(408) 720-8849

CHOU, WILLIAM [FE] (Meina Ko) Walnut Creek, East Bay Formosan UMC .... [email protected]: 1755 Sunnyvale Avenue, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 ............................................(925) 943-1925Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 685-8537RES: 915 Ventura Ave., Albany, CA 94707 ....................................................................(510) 524-4843

CHOW, JOHN [RM] (Eva) RetirementRES: P.O. Box 31984, Oakland, CA 94604 ....................................................................(510) 444-5492

CHOY, ANNE LAU [FE] (Lance) Fremont, St. Paul's UMC [email protected]: 33350 Peace Terrace, Fremont, CA 94555 ..........................................................(510) 429-3990Fax: .......................(510) 429-3992 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 299-6172RES: 1453 Quintana Way, Fremont, CA 94539 ..............................................................(510) 249-9695

CHRISTENSEN, ALF N. [RM] RetirementRES: 28710 Prospect Avenue, Wasco, CA 93280 ...........................................................(661) 758-0120

CHRISTENSEN, MICHAEL J. [FE] (Rebecca Laird) ATEM [email protected]: Drew University, 36 Madison Ave, 12 Campus Drive, Madison, NJ 07940 .......(973) 408-3738Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(973) 714-0023RES: 11 Ardsleigh Drive, Madison, NJ 07940 ...............................................................(973) 443-9382

CLARK, W. THOMAS [RM] (Patricia) Retirement ............................................wilfredclark@comcast.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 559-0308RES: 2381 S. Triangle X Lane, Tucson, AZ 85713 ........................................................(520) 883-0278

[CLAZIE, ROBERT F. [RM] (Lois) died 6/19/09]

CLEMENTE, ARNEL [FE] (Rhodelyn) Fresno, St. Paul's UMC [email protected]: 2435 North Thesta, Fresno, CA 93703 ................................................................(559) 222-8419Fax: .................................................................................................................................(559) 222-0948RES: 6583 N Bain Ave, Fresno, CA 93722 ....................................................................(559) 475-0634

COATS, ORVILLE A. [RM] RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(541) 857-4533RES: 12705 SE River Road, Apt # 401-B, Portland, OR 97222 ....................................(503) 652-6336

COKER, EDWIN [SY] (Patricia) Gridley UMC ........................................................ [email protected]: P.O. Box 1017, Gridley, CA 95948 .....................................................................(530) 846-2520Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 370-1336RES: 280 Haskell Street, Gridley, CA 959483105 .........................................................(530) 846-5020

COLLINS, ROBERT M. [FE] (Cheryl) Modesto, Centenary UMC .................. [email protected]: 1911 Toyon Avenue, Modesto, CA 95350 ...........................................................(209) 527-5441Fax: .......................(209) 527-3230 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 404-7006RES: 3036 Fredericksburg Way, Modesto, CA 95355 ....................................................(209) 578-6569

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COMBS, BRAXTON L. [RM] (Marge) Retirement .........................................braxton4404@sbcglobal.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 471-5752RES: 2321 Franklin Avenue, Stockton, CA 95204 .........................................................(209) 466-5752

CORDES, CHARLES F. [RM] (Stella) Retirement ..........................................charlesfcordes@gmail.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 705-3915RES: 1630 Versailles, Alameda, CA 94501 ....................................................................(510) 865-3564

CORDES, MARK [FE] South San Francisco: Hope UMC [email protected]: 115 El Campo Drive, S.San Francisco, CA 94080 ..............................................(650) 583-1702Fax: .......................(650) 583-1702 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 412-4301RES: 1754 11th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122 .............................................................(415) 831-8391

CORSON, JAMES H. [RM] (Jane) Retirement ...........................................................JimCorson@aol.comRES: 2833 Peachtree Street, West Sacramento, CA 95691 ............................................(916) 371-5156

CORSON, JOHN E. [RM] (Sylvia) Retirement ........................................................... [email protected]: 10018 Rosebud Avenue, Bakersfield, CA 93311 ...................................................(661) 663-7418

CORSON, RICHARD A. [RM] (Roberta) Retirement .............................................. [email protected]: 13831 Ravenwood Drive, Saratoga, CA 95070 .....................................................(408) 378-3631

CORSON, ROBERTA B. [RM] (Richard) Retirement .............................................. [email protected]: 13831 Ravenwood Drive, Saratoga, CA 95070 .....................................................(408) 378-3631

CORTEZ, RUTH OCERA [RM] Retirement........................................................ [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 909-7645RES: 3254 Ursa Way, Hayward, CA 94541 ....................................................................(510) 315-8894

CORZINE, LLOYD WILLIAM [RM] (Virginia) Retirement [email protected]: 110 Wisteria Circle, Cloverdale, CA 95425 ..........................................................(707) 894-4824

COY-ARMANTROUT, PAMELA G. [FE] (Earl Armantrout) Mt. Shasta, Community UMC [email protected]

APPT: P.O. Box 353, Mt. Shasta, CA 96067 ..................................................................(530) 926-3217Fax: .......................(530) 926-3915 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 598-0335RES: 5526 Dunsmuir Ave Apt 16, Dunsmuir, CA 96025

CRAWFORD, JAMES D. [FE] (Susan) San Jose, First UMC [email protected]: 204 South 15th Street, San Jose, CA 95112 ........................................................(408) 294-7254Fax: .......................(408) 294-7264 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 202-1883RES: 269 S. 16th ST, San Jose, CA 95112 .....................................................................(408) 298-2543

CREEL, STEVEN [FE] Visalia UMC...................................................................stevecreel@sbcglobal.netAPPT: 5200 W. Caldwell Avenue, Visalia, CA 93277 ....................................................(559) 627-1660Fax: .................................................................................................................................(559) 740-0801

CRUZ, WINSTON A. [FE] (Corazon Cruz) Valley Springs Community UMC [email protected]: 135 Laurel Street, Valley Springs, CA 95252 .....................................................(209) 772-2429Fax: .......................(209) 772-2429 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 550-9266RES: ............................................................................................................................... (707) 674-2622

CUETO, ESTAN J. [RM] (Mercedita) Retirement .......................................................ejcueto@yahoo.comAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(707) 643-6055Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 412-9374RES: 1055 Coronel Avenue, Vallejo, CA 94591 .............................................................(707) 731-2994

CUMMINGS, PAMELA D. [FE] Sonoma UMC .............................................pamcummings@comcast.netAPPT: 109 Patten Street, Sonoma, CA 95476 ................................................................(707) 996-2151Fax: .......................(707) 996-0124 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 316-4094RES: 426 Chase Street, Sonoma, CA 95476 ...................................................................(707) 933-1627

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CUNNINGHAM, DONALD J. [RM] (Lillian) Retirement [email protected]: .......................(510) 749-4189 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 701-1315RES: 3238 San Jose Avenue, Alameda, CA 94501 .........................................................(510) 523-1402

CURRENT, JOHN D. [FE] (Staci) Oakland, Lake Park UMCAPPT: 281 Santa Clara Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610 .....................................................(510) 444-7262Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 444-7262RES: 164 6th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94118

CURRENT, R. JAMES [RM] (Celinda) Retirement ..................................................REVJC@comcast.netFax: .......................(415) 892-6859 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(661) 607-9168RES: 2022 El Dorado Court, Novato, CA 94947 ...........................................................(415) 892-6859

CURRENT, STACI [FE] (John) San Francisco, Jones Memorial UMC ................ [email protected]: 1975 Post Street, San Francisco, CA 94115 ........................................................(415) 921-7653Fax: .......................(415) 921-7683 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 541-4391RES: 554 - 63rd Street, Oakland, CA 94609 ..................................................................(510) 420-1277

CURRIER, JUDY D. [RM] (Andrew Montgomery) Retirement ........................................ [email protected]: 877 Marcy Loop Road, Grants Pass, OR 97527 ...................................................(541) 479-2986

DAHL, JANICE [RD] Retirement .............................................................................................jrfts@att.netRES: 4313 Glenridge Drive, Carmichael, CA 95608 .....................................................(916) 961-3662

DALE, ALFRED S. [RM] (Dorothy Anna)Retirement ........................................................ [email protected]: .................................................................................................................................(360) 733-1213RES: 741 Chuckanut Drive, Bellingham, WA 98226 .....................................................(360) 733-4146

DALE, CRAIG S. [FE] (Pam) Antioch UMC ....................................................... [email protected]: 50 Walton Lane, Antioch, CA 94509 ..................................................................(925) 757-4359Fax: .......................(925) 753-0542 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 366-3545RES: 271 Allport Drive, Galt, CA 95632 .......................................................................(209) 745-1898

DALE, WARREN LEE [RM] (Georgi La Berge) Retirement [email protected]: .......................(650) 574-6229 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 703-0809RES: 1637 Carleton Court, Redwood City, CA 94061 ...................................................(650) 780-9773

DALTON, MARY [FL] Selma, First UMC ................................................................ [email protected]: 1702 Cross Street, Selma, CA 93662 ..................................................................(559) 896-0284Fax: .......................(559) 896-9681 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 417-3037RES: P.O. Box 128, corner of Olive and California Sts, Maxwell, CA 95955 ...............(530) 438-2066

DALTON, WILLIAM G. [RM] (Tobina) RetirementRES: 2120 Elmwood Ave., Stockton, CA 95204 ............................................................(209) 943-0375

DAMON, DANIEL C. [FE] (Eileen M. Johnson) Richmond, First UMC ........ [email protected]: 201 Martina, Richmond, CA 94801 ....................................................................(510) 236-0527Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 965-0063RES: 226 Nicholl Avenue, Richmond, CA 94801 ..........................................................(510) 232-1102

DAMONTE, J. DIRK [FD] (Carol) Los Altos UMC .............................................dirkdamonte@laumc.orgAPPT: 655 Magdalena Avenue, Los Altos, CA 94024 ...................................................(650) 948-1083Fax: .......................(650) 949-5372 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 823-4090RES: 3024 Neal Avenue, San Jose, CA 95128 ...............................................................(408) 243-6451

DANSON, NANCY C. [FE] San Jose, Willow Glen UMC ............................................ [email protected]: 1420 Newport Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125 .......................................................(408) 294-9796Fax: .......................(408) 294-9096 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 483-2665RES: 809 Auzerais Avenue #428, Santa Clara, CA 95126 .............................................(408) 287-2048

DARLING, DARRELL W. [RM] (Karen) Retirement .................................... [email protected]: 314 West Cliff Drive, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 ........................................................(831) 458-1958

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DARLING, KAREN S. [FE] (Russ) Family Leave ...............................................pastorkaren@d-web.comRES: 13-3431 Hookupu Street, Pahoa, HI 96778

DARLING, STEVEN L. [RM] (Ruth) Retirement .............................................. [email protected]: 511 Acorn Way, Lodi, CA 95242 ...........................................................................(209) 367-5856

DAVIS, BEVERLY L. [RM] (Jean) RetirementRES: 3253 Marshall Avenue, Carmichael, CA 95608 ....................................................(916) 944-1087

DAVIS, E. JULIUS [RM] (Carolyn Davis) Retirement .............................................carolyn.d@clear.net.nzAPPT: 444 T. Street, Sacramento, CA 95811 RES: Out of the Country, New Zealand, NZ

DAVIS, PATRICK [FD] (Dawn Boyd) ATEM ........................................................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(925) 609-6990Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(925) 325-4449RES: 233 Havenwood Cr, Pittsburg, CA 94565 .............................................................(925) 261-0108

DE OCERA, H. WILSON [FE] (Mary Ann) Daly City, UMC of Daly City [email protected]: 1474 Southgate Avenue, Daly City, CA 94015 ...................................................(650) 992-5530Fax: .......................(650) 992-6245 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 902-6046RES: 272 Belhaven Avenue, Daly City, CA 94015 .........................................................(650) 993-8468

DECAMP, DONNA MORROW [RD] (Don) Retirement [email protected]: .......................(925) 387-0095 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 200-8825RES: 1200 Brickyard Way, #201, Point Richmond, CA 94801 ......................................(925) 387-0051

DEE, GAYLE A. [PD] (Edward Dee) Transitional Leave ............................................ [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(650) 888-0134RES: P.O. Box 882, Pescadero, CA 94060 .....................................................................(650) 888-0134

DELGADO, SHARON E. [FE] (Guarionex) ATEM .......................................... [email protected]: 11328 Red Dog Road, Nevada City, CA 95959 ....................................................(530) 265-5976

DENOON, DONALD L. [RM] RetirementRES: 548 Goliad Ct. N.W., Albuquerque, NM 87107 ....................................................(505) 341-1139

DEOCERA, ELMAR R. [FL] (Linda De Ocera) Hayward, South Hayward [email protected]: 628 Schafer Road, Hayward, CA 94544 .............................................................(510) 780-9599Fax: .......................(510) 780-9589 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 258-8239RES: 456 Lawton Place, Hayward, CA 94544 ...............................................................(510) 863-7141

DEW-HIERSOUX, LINDA S. [FE] (Mark) Sacramento, Central UMC ....................... [email protected]: 5265 H Street, Sacramento, CA 95819 ...............................................................(916) 452-5016Fax: .......................(916) 457-5462 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 698-6079RES: 9546 Sea Cliff Way, Elk Grove, CA 95758 ...........................................................(916) 667-9150

DEWITT, NADINE M. [RM] Retirement .....................................................revgrandmamio@earthlink.netMobile Phone: ..................................................................................................................(775) 250-4985RES: 4965 Pradera Street, Sparks, NV 89436 ................................................................(775) 354-2723

DILENSCHNEIDER, ANNE M. [RM] Retirement ............................................... [email protected]: Caminar Edgewood House, 2 Edgewood Ct., Daly City, CA 94014 ..................(650) 994-7110Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(650) 218-3217RES: P.O. Box 370361, Montara, CA 94037 ..................................................................(650) 728-7409

DILLON, DEBORAH H. [PL] (W. Kent Dillon) Fresno, Christian Fellowship ...... [email protected]: 630 N. Ferger Avenue, Fresno, CA 93728 ..........................................................(559) 233-6211Fax: .......................(559) 233-6991 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 307-4278RES: 1785 N. Danet Ave, Fresno, CA 93722 .................................................................(559) 276-2098

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DIRDAK, PAUL R. [FE] (Wendy Pomeroy) ATEM ....................................................pdirdak@gmail.comAPPT: 1201 Davis Street, Evanston, IL 60201 ...............................................................(800) 870-4442Fax: .......................(646) 365-1752 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(224) 545-6083RES: 815 E, Palace Avenue #7, Santa Fe, NM 87501 ....................................................(212) 956-1148

DODSON, JOHN L. [RM] Retirement .................................................................................Jld65@aol.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(831) 588-9856RES: 23 Woodmill Lane, Felton, CA 95018 ...................................................................(831) 335-7586

DONALDSON, JUDITH L. [OF] (Bill Earnhardt) Battle Mountain UMC [email protected]: 152 W. 2nd Street, Battle Mountain, NV 89820 .................................................(775) 635-5622Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(775) 340-2724RES: PO Box 758, 322 W. Bush Street, Carlin, NV 89822 ............................................(775) 754-2422

DONIHUE, DONALD D. [RM] (La Vonne) RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(860) 379-6413RES: 24 Worthington Drive, South Hadley, MA 01075 .................................................(413) 322-9147

DOWDY, M. RAY [RM] (Carolyn) Retirement ...............................................fortunaray@googlemail.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 559-2059RES: 4443 Woodcock Court, Fortuna, CA 95540 ..........................................................(707) 725-7041

DOYLE, LAWRENCE H. [RM] RetirementRES: 5525 N. Fresno Street, #2, Fresno, CA 93710 .......................................................(559) 438-5921

DRAUCKER, STEVE L. [PL] New Cuyama, Cuyama Community UMC ................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 173, New Cuyama, CA 93254 .............................................................(661) 766-2413RES: ...............................................................................................................................(805) 766-2413

DROKE, CLIFFORD S. [RM] (Diane O. Pinney) Retirement ........................ [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(503) 975-5206RES: 2545 SW Terwilliger Blvd. #420, Portland, OR 97201 .........................................(503) 299-4420

DRUMM, GERHARD P. [RM] (Elisabeth) Retirement ..................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 687, Loleta, CA 95551 ...........................................................................(707) 733-5799

DUNN, RONALD G. [FE] (Susan) Alamo, San Ramon Valley UMC ........................... [email protected]: 902 Danville Blvd., Alamo, CA 94507 ............................................................... (925) 837-5243Fax: .......................(925) 837-2763 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 872-1689RES: 437 Silver Chief Place, Danville, CA 94526 .........................................................(925) 362-1575

DUNN, ROY S. [RM] Retirement ............................................................................ [email protected]: 20172 Merrit Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014 ...........................................................(408) 253-8595

DUNNING, KATHRYN [FE] (Rob) Kings Beach UMC......................................kitdunning@hotmail.comAPPT: P.O. Box 609, Kings Beach, CA 96143 ...............................................................(530) 546-2290Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 277-7582RES: 715 New Valley Rd, Colfax, CA 95713 .................................................................(530) 637-4869

DURWARD, AMY BETH [FE] (Douglas) Personal Leave [email protected]: ...............................................................................................................................(707) 963-2839Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 738-4441RES: 3200 Soscol Avenue, #220, Napa, CA 94558

DUTT, HARRY J. [RM] (Anita) Retirement..................................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(805) 559-8659RES: 4300 Marella Way, Bakersfield, CA 93309 ...........................................................(661) 326-8165

DUVAL, DOTTYE JILL [PL] Shasta Lake, Community UMC [email protected]: 1509 Hardenbrook Avenue, Shasta Lake, CA 96019 ..........................................(530) 275-3906Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 921-0178RES: P.O. Box 70713, Shasta Lake, CA 96079 ..............................................................(530) 275-8857

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EASTON, ALEXIS S. [FE] Brentwood UMC ..........................................................alsoprano@comcast.netAPPT: 809-2nd Street, Brentwood, CA 94513 ...............................................................(925) 634-3093Fax: .......................(925) 634-0280 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 483-4554RES: 4653 Nunn St., Brentwood, CA 94513 ..................................................................(925) 634-3136

EATOUGH-SMITH, STEVEN G. [RM] (Gail) Retirement [email protected]: P.O. Box 5777, Oroville, CA 95966 ......................................................................(530) 534-0366

EDDE, LOIS [RA] (Richard) Retirement ................................................................pastorlois2@yahoo.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 592-7822RES: 236 Larkspur Drive, Vacaville, CA 95687

EDWARDS, NYMPHAS R. [FE] (Lois) Incapacity Leave [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 460-9555RES: 3600 Pacer St, Bakersfield, CA 93308 ..................................................................(661) 399-2152

ELLIS, DAVID C. [RM] Retirement .............................................................................. [email protected]: 1021 East Ivy Street, Hanford, CA 93230 .............................................................(559) 582-5797

ELSEA, MADELINE K. [FE] (Rod Lee) Personal Leave ........................................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(661) 325-0785Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(661) 549-2391RES: 1706 Alta Vista, Bakersfield, CA 93305 ................................................................(661) 322-7470

EMERSON, JOHN H. [RM] (Janice) Retirement ........................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(775) 742-9756RES: 729 Palmwood Drive, Sparks, NV 89434 .............................................................(775) 358-1165

ERFORD, ROY [RM] (Betty) Retirement ...................................................................erford@sierratel.comRES: 31326 Apache Road, Coarsegold, CA 93614 ........................................................(559) 658-8139

ERICKSEN, MARILYN E. [FE] ATEM .............................................................marilynee@sbcglobal.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 803-4325RES: 7420 San Nita Way, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 ............................................................(916) 803-4325

ERNST, RICHARD K. [RM] (Barbara Ann) Retirement ..................................... [email protected]: .......................(916) 660-0207 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 709-0194RES: 7930 Crystal Springs Way, Loomis, CA 95650 .....................................................(916) 660-0207

ESCAMILLA, OSCAR E. [RM] (Inita) Retirement .............................................. [email protected]: .................................................................................................................................(209) 551-1258RES: 3204 Jonathan Lane, Modesto, CA 95355 .............................................................(209) 551-1295

ESCARZAGA, CORAZON [PE] (Marcelo) Lindsay UMC ................................... [email protected]: 120 N. Gale Hill Avenue, Lindsay, CA 93247 ..................................................... 559) 562-3663Fax: .......................(559) 562-3663 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 530-2474RES: 399 Ruma Rancho, Porterville, CA 93257 ............................................................(559) 784-2567

ESCARZAGA, MARCELO [PE] (Corazon Moran) Porterville, Grand Avenue UMC ...............................

[email protected]: 776 West Grand Avenue, Porterville, CA 93257 .................................................(559) 784-3791Fax: .......................(559) 784-3798 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 350-2471RES: 399 Ruma Rancho, Porterville, CA 93257 ............................................................(559) 784-2567

ESTES, CAROL D. [PE] ATEMAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(510) 248-5221Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 551-5597RES: P.O. Box 1741, El Cerrito, CA 94530 ....................................................................(510) 745-8983

ESTOLAS, ELPIDIO B. [RM] (Bonnie) RetirementRES: 448 Hummingbird Drive, Lodi, CA 95240 (209) 333-2513

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ESTRADA, RODRIGO G. [RM] (Phoebe) Retirement [email protected]: 4004 Loyola Dr., Xavier Estates, Cagayan de Oro City 9000, Philippines ...........(88) 858 - 8177

EUCALYPTUS, DENIS [RM] RetirementRES: 13001 Anderson Road, Lower Lake, CA 95457 ....................................................(707) 994-8109

EULER, JAMES [SY] (Diane)Schurz UMC ............................................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 5, Schurz, NV 89427 ............................................................................(775) 465-0020Fax: .......................(775) 465-0020 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(775) 316-1030

EVERHART, JANET S. [FE] (J Ratliff) ATEM ............................................. [email protected]: 701 N. "C" Street, Simpson College, Indianola, IA 50125 .................................(515) 961-1243Fax: .................................................................................................................................(515) 961-1292RES: 19691 McKinley, Milo, IA 50166 .........................................................................(641) 942-6169

EXELBY, SANDRA M. [RM] Retirement ................................................................exelbys@sbcglobal.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 304-0256RES: 3105 DeOvan, Stockton, CA 95204 ......................................................................(209) 462-7571

EXTRUM-FERNANDEZ, RENAE D. [FE] (Paul) District Superintendent ...............................................bayviewdistrict@sbcglobal.net

APPT: 2362 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 ...........................................................(510) 548-4694Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 548-1907RES: 2040 Strand Road, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 ........................................................(925) 280-0088

FA'ASISLIA, SAIA [FL] (Soana Fa'asisila)San Mateo, Shoreview UMC [email protected]: 120 Lindbergh Street, San Mateo, CA 94401 .....................................................(650) 344-7410Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(650) 387-4056RES: 102 Lindbergh St., San Mateo, CA 94401 .............................................................(650) 458-6305

FABILA, SAMUEL M. [RM] (Carolina) Retirement .........................................samcarfab@frontiernet.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 212-3484RES: 9959 Wildhawk West Drive, Sacramento, CA 95829 ............................................(916) 680-6074

FADO, DONALD H. [RM] (Jean) Retirement .............................................................donfado@pacbell.netRES: 4322 Alderwood Way, Sacramento, CA 95864 .....................................................(916) 489-6964

[FAIRCHILD, GORDON S. [RM] died 8/21/09]

FANAIKA, TEVITA [FE] (Litia) Incapacity Leave With CPP Benefits ............ [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(916) 682-6585Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 201-9751RES: 8125 Hemingway Drive, Sacramento, CA 95825 .................................................(916) 682-6585

FAZIO, M. ANGELO [RM] (Mary Prance)Retirement ............................................... [email protected]: 198 Britton Avenue, Stoughton, MA 02072 ..........................................................(781) 341-0033

FELEUNGA, SEPULONI [SY] Sunnyvale, San Jose Tongan Fellowship ............. [email protected]: 1251 Sandia Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 .......................................................(408) 773-0177Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 230-2829RES: 1505 22nd Street, San Jose, CA 95116

FELLERS, DONALD R. [RM] (Polly) Retirement .....................................................dfellers@napanet.netRES: 1800 Atrium Parkway, #410, Napa, CA 94559 ..................................................... (707) 224-1181

FELLERSEN, RAYMOND RALPH [RM] (Shirley) Retirement .................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(760) 899-9449RES: 60552 Silver Torch Circle, La Quinta, CA 92253 .................................................(760) 771-2464

FINE, PAMELA [FE] (Dan Burklund) Aptos, Community UMC .......................... [email protected]: 221 Thunderbird Drive, Aptos, CA 95003 ..........................................................(831) 688-2210Fax: .................................................................................................................................(831) 688-2424RES: 2775 Golf Circle, Watsonville, CA 95076

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FITCH, DOUGLASS E. [RM] (Angeli Fitch)Retirement .....................................douglassf6@comcast.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 994-7624RES: 735 Hickey Blvd. # 515, Pacifica, CA 94044 ........................................................(415) 994-7624

FLOYD, GREGORY [AM] (Caryl) Atwater UMCAPPT: 2550 Linden, Atwater, CA 95301 ........................................................................(209) 358-6172Fax: .......................(209) 358-8480 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 419-2429RES: P.O. Box 1292, Valley Springs, CA 95252 ............................................................(209) 722-3572

FONG, BENJAMIN T. [RM] (Margaret) Retirement ................................................ [email protected]: Out of the Country, China

FONG, LEO T. [RM] (Minerva) Retirement ................................................................ [email protected]: 6818 Nevada Avenue, Canoga Park, CA 91303 ....................................................(818) 884-7337

FORD, LINDA M. [FE] Monterey UMCAPPT: One Soledad Drive, Monterey, CA 93940 ...........................................................(831) 375-8285Fax: .................................................................................................................................(831) 649-6979RES: P O Box 1103, Monterey, CA 93942 .....................................................................(831) 375-8285

FOSTER, A. DURWOOD [RM] (Margaret Nielson) RetirementAPPT: 1308 Oxford St, Berkeley, CA 94709 .................................................................(510) 452-3866RES: 992 Golden Aspen Place, Ashland, or 97520 ........................................................(541) 552-0676

FOSTER, JOHN M. [RM] (Helen) Retirement ...................................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 215, Kings Beach, CA 96143 .................................................................(530) 546-7660

FOSTER, SUSAN L. [PE] Hanford UMC ........................................................... [email protected]: 505 North Redington Street, Hanford, CA 93230 ...............................................(559) 584-4075Fax: .................................................................................................................................(559) 584-5438RES: 2745 N. Chestnut St, Hanford, CA 93230 .............................................................(559) 583-0362

FOSTER, VIRGINIA L. [FE] (Ray Jellison) Mariposa UMC .................................. [email protected]: P.O. Box 248, Mariposa, CA 95338 ....................................................................(209) 966-3419Fax: .......................(209) 966-4397 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 207-8793RES: Box 717, Mariposa, CA 95338 ..............................................................................(209) 742-6179

FOX, F. JERRY [FE] (Kathy) San Jose, St. Paul's UMC ....................................... [email protected]: 405 South Tenth, San Jose, CA 95112 ................................................................(408) 294-4564Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 607-7160RES: 530 South 14th Street, San Jose, CA 95112 ..........................................................(408) 977-3181

FRANKS, DAVID W. [RM] RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(415) 647-3676RES: 3555 Dartmouth Ave. N, St. Petersburg, FL 33713 ...............................................(727) 458-6565

FRAZIER, C. HOLTZMAN [RM] (Maurine) RetirementRES: 151 Doncaster Drive, Vallejo, CA 94591 .............................................................. (707) 643-4913

FRAZIER, ROCHELLE A. [FE] Pittsburg UMC ............................................................ [email protected]: 153 West Leland Road, Pittsburg, CA 94565 ......................................................(925) 432-7614Fax: .......................(925) 432-1958 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 370-6510RES: 3345 Curtview Drive, Pittsburg, CA 94565 ..........................................................(925) 427-1641

FRIESEN, CLAUDE H. [RM] (Alice) Retirement .......................................................acfriesen@vom.comRES: 761 Fano Lane, Sonoma, CA 95476 ......................................................................(707) 938-2423

FUGITT, JOHN M. [RM] (Eva)Retirement ......................................................................Jfugitt@mind.netRES: 959 Golden Aspen Place, Ashland, OR 97520 ......................................................(541) 482-0521

FUJIMORI, JOHN M. [FE] (Megumi) ATEMAPPT: Out of the Country, Japan

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FUJINAMI, ATSUKO [OF] (Yutaka Niino) San Francisco, Pine UMC [email protected]: 426 33rd Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94121 .......................................................(415) 387-1800Fax: .................................................................................................................................(415) 387-1801RES: 779 La Playa Apt. #2, San Francisco, CA 94121 ..................................................(415) 752-6227

FULLER, GLENN S. [RM] (Kay)Retirement ................................................................ [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(925) 932-3803RES: 79 Elizabeth Way, San Rafael, CA 94901 .............................................................(415) 457-4389

GAFKE, ARTHUR F. [RM] (Elena De La Pena) Retirement [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(702) 738-7477RES: 4700 Sun Glory Court, Las Vegas, NV 89130 ......................................................(702) 656-4671

GAMA, OCTAVIO [FE] (Teresa) Personal Leave ................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(831) 524-2137RES: 725 Monterey Street, Soledad, CA 93960

GARIAEFF, ELLEN S. [RM] RetirementRES: 2128 East 5th Street, Benicia, CA 94510 ..............................................................(707) 748-7876

GARLICK, CHERYL A. [FD] (Tom) ATEM ........................................................ [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(510) 655-2682RES: 480 D 42nd Street, Oakland, CA 94609 ................................................................(510) 655-2682

GARMENT, L. SUSAN [RM] (Stan) Retirement ..............................................................stsugar@aol.comRES: 19410 Glencannon Way, Monument, CO 80132 ...................................................(719) 488-2493

GARMENT, STANLEY J. [RM] (Susan) Retirement .......................................................stsugar@aol.comRES: 19410 Glencannon Way, Monument, CO 80132 .................................................. (719) 488-2493

GARRISON, JAMES F. [FE] (Kathy) Georgetown UMC ...................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 74, Georgetown, CA 95634 ..................................................................(530) 333-4382Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 620-0150RES: 2721 Buffalo Hill Road, Georgetown, CA 95634 .................................................(530) 333-2988

GEARS, JUDSON O. [RM] (Betty) Retirement ......................................................... [email protected]: 829 Duncan Street, San Francisco, CA 94131 ...................................................... (415) 647-8393

GEORGE, LARRY D. [RM] (Lynn) Retirement ............................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 601-5226RES: 4430 Pomo Circle, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 ..............................................................(916) 863-6376

GESS, SANDY [PE] Vacaville, St. Paul's UMC ........................................................... [email protected]: 101 West Street, Vacaville, CA 95688 .................................................................(707) 448-5154Fax: .......................(510) 482-9319 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 219-5627RES: 4332 Everett Avenue, Oakland, CA 94602 ............................................................(510) 219-5627

GIDDINGS, PAUL K. [RM] RetirementRES: 175 Cleaveland Road, #121, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 ..........................................(925) 274-9599

GLENN, ALICE ANN [FD] ATEM ...............................................................................AAGlenn@aol.comAPPT: 1199 Alameda Street, Monterey, CA 93940 ........................................................(831) 372-5137

GOETZ, KATIE [FE] (Daniel Weaver) Sunnyvale, Trinity UMC .......................... [email protected]: 583 East Fremont, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 ...........................................................(408) 739-1601Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(760) 792-5232RES: 9 Elwood Street, Redwood City, CA 94062

GOLDEN, ARDYSS A. [FE] (George) Hollister UMC ...............................................ardyss@earthlink.netAPPT: 521 Monterey Street, Hollister, CA 95023 ..........................................................(831) 637-4240Fax: .......................(831) 638-4340 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(831) 297-7577RES: 2680 Buena Vista Road, Hollister, CA 95023 .......................................................(831) 638-1634

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GOMEZ, FRANK [FL] (Sandra)Salinas, East Salinas Family Center UM F [email protected]: 995 North Madeira, Salinas, CA 93905 ..............................................................(831) 757-6504Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(831) 905-9871RES: 824 N. Madeira Avenue, Salinas, CA 93905 .........................................................(831) 758-6870

GOODWIN, REBECCA M. [FE] Rancho Cordova UMC [email protected]: 2101 Zinfandel Drive, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 ...........................................(916) 635-4242Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 205-8832RES: 10028 River Mist Way, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 ............................................ (916) 369-6062

GOODYEAR, LIN B. [RM] (Nanci) Retirement ......................................................branford@inreach.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(925) 437-0794RES: 3289 N.E. 3rd Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97124 ........................................................(503) 648-9101

GOODYEAR, MYRON B. [RM] (Janice) Retirement .....................................mbgoodyear@sbcglobal.netAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(916) 988-3023RES: 5545 Trillium Court, Orangevale, CA 95662 ........................................................(916) 988-6358

GOTO, ALPHA D. [FE] (Pamela) ATEMAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(808) 826-6253RES: P.O. Box 231, Hanalei, HI 96714 ..........................................................................(808) 826-6253

GOTO, JENNIFER IRVINE [FE] (Shinya) ATEM .....................................................jennifergoto@att.netAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(209) 722-5777Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 628-8842RES: 899 Yosemite Parkway, Merced, CA 95340 ..........................................................(209) 722-5777

GOTO, SHINYA [PE] (Jennifer Irvine Goto) Madera UMCAPPT: 500 Sunset Avenue, Madera, CA 93637 ..............................................................(559) 674-8704Fax: .......................(559) 674-8705 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 628-9205RES: ...............................................................................................................................(559) 674-8704

GRAVATT, TIMOTHY J [PE] (Gina) Oakdale, Community UMC .................................. cumcoakdale.orgAPPT: 1480 Poplar, Oakdale, CA 95361 ........................................................................(209) 847-7777Fax: .................................................................................................................................(209) 847-1305

GREER, PHILIP C. [RM] (Diana) Retirement ..........................................................greerPCDL@aol.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(775) 560-9580RES: 5570 Grasswood Drive, Sparks, NV 89436 ..........................................................(775) 425-0169

GREILICH, RONALD A. [RM] (Florence) Retirement ......................................greilich21@sbcglobal.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 999-0705RES: 1480 Santa Ana, Clovis, CA 93611 .......................................................................(559) 346-1633

GRIFFIN, SUSAN [FD] (William Buchalter) ATEM ............................................sgriffin714@yahoo.comAPPT: 515 Clayton, San Frncisco, CA 94117 ( ................................................................ 415) 397-2600Fax: .......................(415) 397-2690 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 370-9608RES: 369 Pine Street, San Francisco, CA 94104 ............................................................(415) 397-2600

GRIGGS, DAVID [PL] (Kathy) Sacramento, Wesley UMC ................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 246897, Sacramento, CA 95824 ..........................................................(916) 456-4029RES: 7121 Castle Creek Way, Rio Linda, CA 95673 .....................................................(916) 991-6604

GRUNDMAN, DEBORAH V. [FD] (Gary) UMC Center Staff [email protected]: P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798 .................................................(916) 374-1510Fax: .......................(916) 372-5544 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 505-2817RES: 840 Senior Way, Sacramento, CA 95831 ...............................................................(916) 392-8741

GRUNDMAN, GARY N. [FE] (Debbi) Pleasanton, Lynnewood UMC [email protected]: 4444 Black Avenue, Pleasanton, CA 94566 ........................................................(925) 846-0221Fax: .......................(925) 846-0555 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 505-2816RES: 4659 Black Avenue, Pleasanton, CA 94566

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GUEST, DONALD F. [OE] (Brenda Guest) San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC ........ [email protected]: 330 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 .........................................................(415) 674-6000Fax: .......................(415) 504-9337 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 695-5432RES: 4512 Actriz Place, Martinez, CA 94553 ................................................................(925) 313-9364

GUNCKEL, VERNON F. [RM] (Shirley) RetirementAPPT: 109 Olde Towne Pl., Thornhill, Ontario, Canada L3T 4K9 ..............................(905) 889-2573RES: Out of Country, Canada .........................................................................................(905) 889-2573

HABTE, SHIM [FE] (Misrak) Gilroy UMC ............................................................... [email protected]: 7600 Church Street, Gilroy, CA 95020 ...............................................................(408) 842-4021Fax: .......................(408) 847-4277 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 412-6089RES: 9242 Thilow Drive, Sacramento, CA 95826 .........................................................(408) 847-4745

HALAFAU, SIONE [PL] (Mele Halafau) Seaside, Hilltop UMC [email protected]: 1340 Hilby Avenue, Seaside, CA 93955 .............................................................(831) 394-2661Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(831) 214-5407RES: 1194 Noche Buena, Seaside, CA 93955 ................................................................(831) 394-6394

HALL, JEFFREY D. [PE] (Jennifer) Truckee, Church of the Mountain................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 1209, Truckee, CA 96160 ....................................................................(530) 587-4407RES: 11714 Rhineland Ave., Truckee, CA 96161 ..........................................................(530) 550-9964

HALL, PHILIP L. [RM] (Marjorie) Retirement ......................................................plynnhall@comcast.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 815-0099RES: 10581 Kimberly Drive, Manteca, CA 95336 .........................................................(209) 239-6620

HALL, WAYNE [SY] Coleville, Antelope Valley UMCAPPT: P.O. Box 295, Coleville, CA 96107 .....................................................................(775) 851-1885

HAMBY, CHARLES P. [RM] RetirementRES: Out of the Country, Mexico

HAMILTON, CYNTHIA [OF] Modesto, First UMC [email protected]: 850 Sixteenth Street, Modesto, CA 95354 ..........................................................(209) 522-9046Fax: .......................(209) 522-3552 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 968-4988RES: 1105 Cedar Creek Drive #15, Modesto, CA 95355 ...............................................(209) 522-9046

HAMILTON, SHARALYN [FE] ATEM ................................................................ [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(661) 255-1301RES: 23710 Cameron Court, Valencia, CA 91354 .........................................................(661) 254-2550

HAMMER, HEATHER [PE] (Jim Hammer) Rohnert Park, St. John's UMC [email protected]: 5150 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park, CA 94928 ......................................................(707) 584-9780Fax: .......................(707) 584-9199 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 321-4298RES: 4128 Guilford Ave., Livermore, CA 94550 ...........................................................(925) 443-5835

HAMMETT, SANDRA A. [RM] Retirement ............................................................revsandra@yahoo.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 431-4255RES: 237 Coronado Drive, Aptos, CA 95003 .................................................................(831) 708-2274

HAN, SANG EN [RM] (Hae Soon) RetirementRES: 1728 Pleasant Valley Avenue, Oakland, CA 94611 ...............................................(510) 654-7505

HANAOKA, NOBUAKI [RM] (Ayako) Retirement .....................................................Nobuh@pacbell.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 425-3254RES: 435 Skyline Drive, Daly City, CA 94015 ..............................................................(650) 994-0149

HARDMAN, ROBERT E. [RM] (Joanne) Retirement ........................................rehardman@sbcglobal.netFax: .................................................................................................................................(209) 942-3369RES: 2808 Calariva Drive, Stockton, CA 95204 ............................................................(209) 465-0070

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HARKNESS, PAUL H. [FE] (Lana) Castro Valley UMC ............................................revphh@comcast.netAPPT: 19806 Wisteria, Castro Valley, CA 94546 ...........................................................(510) 581-3486Fax: .......................(510) 881-4864 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 918-0462RES: 7933 Greenly Dr., Oakland, CA 94605 .................................................................(510) 430-1346

HARRELL, MICHAEL A. [FE] (Kara) Santa Cruz , UMC of Santa Cruz [email protected]: 250 California Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 .....................................................(831) 429-6800Fax: .................................................................................................................................(831) 429-1320RES: 190 Suburbia Ct., Santa Cruz, CA 95062

HARRELL, NEAL R. [FE] (Linda) Elk Grove, Point Pleasant UMC [email protected]: 3329 Point Pleasant Road, Elk Grove, CA 95757 ...............................................(916) 684-2033RES: 9591 Elk Grove Blvd., Elk Grove, CA 95624 .......................................................(916) 685-6714

HARRIS, NEAL R. [FE] (Lynn) Reedley, First UMC ................................................. [email protected]: 1461 11th Street, Reedley, CA 93654 .................................................................(559) 638-2142Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 393-2260RES: 277 W. Sasaki Avenue, Reedley, CA 93654 ..........................................................(559) 637-9964

HARTMAN, TONI M. [FE] (William) Yreka UMC ..........................................tonihartman@sbcglobal.netAPPT: 502 N. Fairchild Street, Yreka, CA 96097 .......................................................... (530) 842-4291Fax: .......................(530) 842-4291 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 514-9282RES: 104 Green Heron Dr, Yreka, CA 96097 ................................................................(530) 842-2828

HAWTHORNE, ROBERT J. [RM] (Gene Anna) Retirement [email protected]: 3402 Wilcox Avenue, San Jose, CA 95118 ............................................................(408) 264-9860

HAYWARD, C. DOUGLAS [RM] (Glenda) Retirement ....................................... [email protected]: 624 Lake Front Drive #35, Sacramento, CA 95831 ..............................................(916) 538-6388Mobile Phone: ..................................................................................................................(925) 890-1090

HAYWARD, R. LEE [FE] (Linda) ATEM ................................................................lee@lee-hayward.comAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(408) 288-9510Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 398-2400RES: 1172 Britton Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125 ............................................................(408) 288-9510

HEADDEN, ANDREW [OF] (Natalie) Placerville, El Dorado County Federated [email protected]

APPT: 1031 Thompson Way, Placerville, CA 95667 .....................................................(530) 622-0273Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 622-4684RES: ...............................................................................................................................(530) 677-5742

HEALY, VICTORINE A. [FE] (James) Fresno, Wesley UMC .................... [email protected]: 1343 East Barstow, Fresno, CA 93710 ................................................................(559) 224-1947Fax: .................................................................................................................................(559) 224-1967RES: 1057 E. Decatur, Fresno, CA 93720 ......................................................................(559) 432-3141

HEFFERNAN, LAURA K. [FE] Oroville, First UMC .......................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 5700, Oroville, CA 95966 ....................................................................(530) 534-9455Fax: .......................(530) 534-9455 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 296-7920RES: 10 Rockridge Rd, Oroville, CA 95966 ..................................................................(530) 534-1607

HENSHAW, PAUL W. [RM] (Barbara) Retirement ................................................. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(925) 548-7102RES: 2380 Willet Way, Pleasanton, CA 94566 ...............................................................(925) 600-1679

HERRELL, ALBERT M. [RM] (Evelyn) Retirement ...............................................herrell@majornet.comRES: 1841 Golden Rain Rd. #3, Walnut Creek, CA 94595 ............................................(925) 939-0167

HERSCHBACH-MARTIN, EVA E. [RM] (Edwin Martin) Retirement [email protected]: 6007 Via Casitas, Carmichael, CA 95608 .............................................................(916) 331-7039

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HESS, HOLLY L. [FE] (William)Leave of Absence ...................................................h.hess@sbcglobal.netFax: .......................(831) 420-0652 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(831) 246-1655RES: 186 DeLaveaga Park Drive, Santa Cruz, CA 95065 .............................................(831) 420-0652

HILLMAN, HOLLY D. [PL] (Tom) Hughson UMC ............................................ [email protected]: P.O. Box 129, Hughson, CA 95326 .....................................................................(209) 883-4952Fax: .................................................................................................................................(209) 883-4990RES: 7008 Prelude Lane, Hughson, CA 95326 ..............................................................(209) 883-4681

HILLMAN, THOMAS F. [FE] (Holly) Hughson UMC ......................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 129, Hughson, CA 95326 .....................................................................(209) 883-4952Fax: .......................(209) 883-4990 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 872-0340RES: 7008 Prelude Lane, Hughson, CA 95326 ..............................................................(209) 883-4681

HINGANO, SIOSIFA [FE] (Mele) San Jose, Genesis UMC ............................. [email protected]: 1620 Oakland Rd., Suite D103, San Jose, CA 95131 .........................................(408) 213-2484Fax: .......................(408) 437-3167 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 613-5005RES: 164 Brehler Ave., Sanger, CA 93657 .....................................................................(408) 259-9415

HOFFMAN, ELBERT D. [RM] (Louise) Retirement ...................................elandlhoffman@sbcglobal.netRES: 3400 Wagner Heights Road #244, Stockton, CA 95209 .......................................(209) 478-4566

HORIKOSHI-FIREBAUGH, BARBARA G. [FE] (John Firebaugh) Sacramento, Faith UMC [email protected]

APPT: 3600 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95816 .................................................................(916) 452-7637Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 812-7231RES: 9908 Jetmar Way, Elk Grove, CA 95624-9408 .....................................................(916) 685-7230

HORNE, JULIA D. [FE] (James R. Horne) Leave of Absence [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(530) 345-0232Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 321-6769RES: 1809 Roth Street, Chico, CA 95928 ......................................................................(530) 345-0232

HORTON, JAMES Y. [RM] (Norma) Retirement ...................................................jimhorton2@charter.netRES: 5319 Stonethrow Court, Redding, CA 96003 ........................................................(530) 245-9885

HOUGLAND, J. DONALD [RM] (Jan) RetirementRES: 2690 Park Hills Drive, Sacramento, CA 95821 .....................................................(916) 359-8524

HUANG, DANNY [OF] (Peggy Huang) Burlingame UMC [email protected]: 1443 Howard Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010 ...................................................(650) 344-6321Fax: .......................(650) 344-0185 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 576-3400RES: 1425 Bellevue Avenue, Apt. #2, Burlingame, CA 94010 ......................................(650) 558-8820

HURD, JOSEPH C. [RM] Retirement .................................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(215) 983-0523RES: 4724 Shelmire Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19136 ...................................................(215) 983-0523

HUSER, WILLIAM R. [RM] (Arlene) Retirement ..................................................dickhuser@yahoo.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 214-4456RES: 1208 Magnolia Lane, Lincoln, CA 95648 .............................................................(916) 434-1482

HUTCHISON, R. JAMES [RM] Retirement ....................................................... [email protected]: 1764 Sattler Drive, Concord, CA 94519 ...............................................................(925) 685-5791

IDZERDA, REJEAN E. [RL] (William) RetirementRES: 222 Temelec Circle, Sonoma, CA 95476 ..............................................................(707) 939-6485

IMAIZUMI, NOBU T. [FE] (Carol Marie) ATEM ........................................creation1221@hcc6.bai.ne.jpAPPT: Out of the Country, Japan

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INOUYE, KEITH P. [FE] (Viki) San Jose, Wesley UMC........................................... [email protected]: 566 North Fifth Street, San Jose, CA 95112 .......................................................(408) 295-0367Fax: .......................(408) 295-0612 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 355-0837RES: 2758 Valley Heights Drive, San Jose, CA 95133 ..................................................(408) 355-0837Home Fax: .......................................................................................................................(559) 299-8578

IRELAN, REBECCA J. [FE] (Hank Millstein) Novato UMC .................................. [email protected]: 1473 S. Novato Blvd., Novato, CA 94947 ..........................................................(415) 892-9896Fax: .................................................................................................................................(415) 892-1296RES: 1408 Johnson Street, Novato, CA 94947 ...............................................................(415) 892-2715

IVERY, DONNA FADO [FE] (Hubert Ivery) Incapacity Leave With CPP Benefits [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 459-6219RES: 549 26th Street, Richmond, CA 94804 ..................................................................(510) 412-0184

IVERY, HUBERT L. [FE] (Donna Fado Ivery) Alameda, Twin Towers UMC ...... [email protected]: 1411 Oak, Alameda, CA 94501 ...........................................................................(510) 522-6744Fax: .......................(510) 522-1186 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 435-7701RES: 549 - 26th Street, Richmond, CA 94804 ...............................................................(510) 412-0184

JEFFERIES, WILLIAM B. [RM] RetirementRES: 84 Mill Street, Chico, CA 95928 ...........................................................................(530) 342-6711

JENKINS, ANTHONY L. [PE] (Valerie) San Francisco, Calvary UMC [email protected]: 1400 Judah Street, San Francisco, CA 94122 .....................................................(415) 566-3704Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 693-3938RES: 7971 Shay Dr., Oakland, CA 94605 ......................................................................(415) 491-4608

JENNINGS-TEATS, DIXIE L. [FE] (Rob) Carson City, First UMC ............ [email protected]: 400 West King Street, Suite 100, Carson City, NV 89703 ..................................(775) 882-1436Fax: .................................................................................................................................(775) 882-5742RES: 1004 Lexington Avenue, Carson City, NV 89703 .................................................(775) 884-0368

JENNINGS-TEATS, ROBERT S. [FE] (Dixie) Carson City, First UMC ..... [email protected]: 400 West King Street, Suite 100, Carson City, NV 89703 ..................................(775) 882-1436Fax: .................................................................................................................................(775) 882-5742RES: 1004 Lexington Avenue, Carson City, NV 89703 .................................................(775) 884-0368

JOGIS, JUDITH L. [RM] (Heino)Retirement ................................................................ [email protected]: 1453 Barn Valley Court, Lincoln, CA 95648 ........................................................(916) 434-1520

JOHANSSON, ROBERT V. [RM] (Dorothy) Retirement ..............................................dorjo777@aol.comRES: 1946 Elmwood, Stockton, CA 95204 ....................................................................(209) 546-0886

JOHNSON, DIANE E. [RL] RetirementRES: 1818 Lark Ellen Drive, Paso Robles, CA 93446 ...................................................(805) 237-1686

JOHNSON, DOUGLAS L. [FE] (Susan) Vallejo, Wayside UMC ........................ [email protected]: 2309 Columbus Parkway, Vallejo, CA 94590 .....................................................(707) 643-3108RES: 300 East "H" Street, # 216, Benicia, CA 94510 ....................................................(707) 745-3119

JOHNSON, STEPHEN L. [FE] (Carol) 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004 .................... [email protected]

APPT: 4620 Boone Drive, Fremont, CA 94538 .............................................................(510) 659-0217Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 648-9832RES: Out of the Country, Russia

JOHNSON, WILLIAM A. [RM] (Kate) Retirement ................................................Bos1boy@comcast.netRES: 8756 Stonewood Drive, Stockton, CA 95209 .......................................................(209) 477-7178

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JOHNSTONE, CHARLES D. [FE] (Lou) Livermore, Asbury UMC ...................... [email protected]: 4743 East Avenue, Livermore, CA 94550 ...........................................................(925) 447-1950Fax: .......................(925) 447-8366 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 427-4431RES: 5778 Bobby Drive, Livermore, CA 94551 ............................................................(925) 606-5738

JONES, ALAN H. [FE] (Linda Pickens-Jones) Campbell UMC [email protected]: 1675 Winchester Blvd., Campbell, CA 95008 ....................................................(408) 378-3472Fax: .......................(408) 378-8423 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 703-1785RES: 2088 Eucalyptus Ct, Santa Clara, CA 95050 .........................................................(408) 260-8685

JONES, ROBERT L. [FL] (Darnella Jones) Sacramento, Oak Park UMC ............. [email protected]: P.O. Box 5133, Sacramento, CA 95817 ..............................................................(916) 456-0487

Mobile Phone: ........................................................................................................................(916) 862-3700RES: 2506 Mabry Drive, Sacramento, CA 95835

JORDAN, ANN MARIE [PD] Sacramento, St. Andrew's UMC [email protected]: 6201 Spruce Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95841 .....................................................(916) 332-0915Fax: .................................................................................................................................(916) 332-0916RES: ...............................................................................................................................(916) 483-2059

JORDAN, ANN MARIE [PD] Sacramento, St. Andrew's UMC [email protected]: 6201 Spruce Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95841 .....................................................(916) 332-0915Fax: .................................................................................................................................(916) 332-0916RES: ...............................................................................................................................(916) 483-2059

JORDAN-IRWIN, BECCA [SY] (David) Healdsburg Community Church....................................becca@healdsburgcommunitychurch.org

APPT: 1100 University Avenue, Healdsburg, CA 95448 ...............................................(707) 433-8886Fax: .................................................................................................................................(707) 433-8890

JORDAN-IRWIN, DAVID [SY] (Becca) Healdsburg Community Church ...................................... [email protected]

APPT: 1100 University Avenue, Healdsburg, CA 95448 ...............................................(707) 433-8886Fax: .................................................................................................................................(707) 433-8890

JOSHI, MANOHAR [FE] (Heidi Joshi) Family Leave ........................................pastormantu@yahoo.comAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(530) 756-2170RES: 1222 N. Eldorado Avenue, Klamath Falls, OR 97601

JUNG, HYUN-SUP [OE] (Insook Jung) Sacramento, Cho-un Korean UMC [email protected]: 7833 Highland Avenue, Citrus Heights, CA 95610 .............................................(916) 725-6363Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 276-6923RES: 5806 Ridgemore Court, Orangevale, CA 95662 ...................................................(916) 987-7736

JUNIEL, JOANN [FE] Sacramento, Hope UMC .......................................................... [email protected]: 6161 Valley Hi Drive, Sacramento, CA 95823 ...................................................(916) 395-0237Fax: .................................................................................................................................(916) 395-7068RES: 3281 - 11th Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95817 .........................................................(916) 451-4612

KAN, ERNEST KEI-FAI [FE] (Celia) Sacramento, Chinese UMC [email protected]: 803 Vallejo Way, Sacramento, CA 95818 ............................................................(916) 443-4360Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 238-2418RES: 1165 Bacon Way, Lafayette, CA 94549 .................................................................(925) 939-6328

KANG, HYESUNG [FE] (Jo Jaehyun) Sacramento, Cho-un Korean UMC ............. [email protected]: 7833 Highland Avenue, Citrus Heights, CA 95610 .............................................(916) 725-6363Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 282-0524RES: 1098 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd #4301, Roseville, CA 95747 ...................................(916) 772-4180

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KAPLAN, KATHLEEN B. [RM] (Leonard) Retirement ...................................revgrandma@earthlink.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(650) 274-0022RES: 1809 Beach Park Blvd., Foster City, CA 94404 ....................................................(650) 341-1857

KAWASHIMA, HOPE O. [RD] (Mas) Retirement .......................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 213-2853RES: 2393 E. Oak Haven Drive, Fresno, CA 93730 ......................................................(559) 434-8173

KAWASHIMA, MASAYOSHI [RM] (Hope) Retirement ................................................ [email protected]: .......................(559) 434-8173 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 213-2853RES: 2393 E. Oak Haven Drive, Fresno, CA 93720 ......................................................(559) 434-8173

KAZATO, SHIRO [RM] (Mabel) RetirementRES: 10 Quay Court, #74, Sacramento, CA 95831 ........................................................(916) 424-0757

KELLER, ROBERT G. [RM] (Mary Frances) RetirementRES: 910 South Columbine Street, Denver, CO 80209 ..................................................(303) 765-2812

KELLEY, FLEMING T. [RM] RetirementRES: 510 N. California Street, Lodi, CA 95240 .............................................................(209) 368-6877

KELLY-BAKER, LINDA M. [FE] (Fred Baker III)Sacramento, First UMC [email protected]: 2100 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95816 .................................................................(916) 446-5025Fax: .......................(916) 446-3463 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 548-3665RES: 6404 Aliso Way, Sacramento, CA 95828 ...............................................................(916) 383-0153

KEMPER, SUSAN DEESTA [RM] Retirement ...................................................suskemper@earthlink.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(505) 235-1130RES: 65 Sonora Way, Corte Madera, CA 94925

KENDALL, RICHARD M. [RM] (Evelyn) RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(530) 243-2910RES: 595 Montecito Blvd., Napa, CA 94559 .................................................................(510) 377-5192

KENNEDY, ELIZABETH MEIKLE [FE] (C. Montee)ATEM [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(541) 991-1877RES: 22 Park Village Drive, Florence, OR 97439 ..........................................................(541) 997-5044

KERR-CARPENTER, COLIN C. [FE] (Kathy) Citrus Heights UMC [email protected]: 7833 Highland Avenue, Citrus Heights, CA 95610 .............................................(916) 725-6363Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 261-1479RES: 10367 Aldinger Way, Elk Grove, CA 95757 .........................................................(916) 478-4013

KERR-CARPENTER, KATHY [OE] (Colin) Elk Grove, Point Pleasant UMC [email protected]: 3329 Point Pleasant Road, Elk Grove, CA 95757 ...............................................(916) 684-2033Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 201-0948RES: 10367 Aldinger Way, Elk Grove, CA 95757 .........................................................(916) 478-4013

KESSEL, WAYNE M. [RM] (Gladys) RetirementRES: 359 Mayellen Avenue, San Jose, CA 95126 ..........................................................(408) 295-9342

KIM, DOOSIK [FE] (Sora Lee) Newcastle UMC ................................................ [email protected]: P.O. Box 235, Newcastle, CA 95658 ...................................................................(916) 663-2250RES: ...............................................................................................................................(916) 663-2250

KIM, DUK-SOO [FE] (Tae J.) Sunnyvale, Galilee Korean UMC ................................ [email protected]: 535 Old San Francisco Road, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 ..........................................(408) 749-1101Mobile Phone: ................................................................................................................. (408) 771-8022RES: 10203 Miller Ave., Cupertino, CA 95014

KIM, EUN-YOUNG [SY] San Ramon, Grace Korean MissionAPPT: 19901 San Ramon Valley Road, San Ramon, CA 94583

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KIM, HEE-SOO [FE] (Mi-kyung) ATEM ........................................................hskimmission@hanmail.netRES: Out of Country, South Korea

KIM, HENRY H. [FE] (Eun Young) San Ramon, Grace UMC [email protected]: 19901 San Ramon Vly Blvd., San Ramon, CA 94583 ........................................(925) 828-8686Fax: .......................(925) 828-8686 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 699-2292RES: 2020 Fostoria Cir, Danville, CA 94526 .................................................................(925) 806-0667

KIM, OK-WHAN [RM] Retirement ...................................................................................KIMOK@att.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 510-1791RES: 390 N. Winchester Blvd., #7E, Santa Clara, CA 95050 ........................................(408) 557-8280

KIM, PHILIP MUYOUNG [RM] RetirementRES: 2935 21st Avenue, Oakland, CA 94606 .................................................................(510) 533-3922

KIM, SUN-HEE [FE] Walnut Creek, Walnut Avenue UMC ................................. [email protected]: 260 Walnut Avenue, Walnut Creek, CA 94598 ...................................................(925) 933-0888Fax: .................................................................................................................................(925) 933-5740RES: 46859 Shale Common, Fremont, CA 94539 .........................................................(510) 573-2344

KIM, TAECK-KYU [RM] (Sarah O Kim) Retirement ........................................taeckkyukim@yahoo.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(951) 902-5774RES: 28480 Grandview Drive, Moreno Valley, CA 92555 ............................................(951) 601-9175

KIM, WE-WOONG [FE] (Young Sook) Clovis, Fresno Korean Fellowship .......... [email protected]: 1726 Pollasky, Clovis, CA 93612 ........................................................................(559) 299-0240Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 482-8710

KIM, YOUNG-GWON [FE] (Eun Ok Kim)Santa Clara, Bethel Korean UMC ...... [email protected]: 1700 Lincoln Street, Santa Clara, CA 95050 ......................................................(408) 244-8710Fax: .................................................................................................................................(408) 244-8711RES: 1224 Royal Crest Dr., San Jose, CA 95131 ...........................................................(408) 453-6149

KIM, YOUNGRAE [PE] (Youngsim Kim)Chester UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 615, Chester, CA 96020 .......................................................................(530) 258-2345Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 258-3629

KIMBALL, THOMAS [FE] (Connis) Fairfield UMC ........................................... [email protected]: 1875 Fairfield Avenue, Fairfield, CA 94533 ........................................................(707) 426-2944Fax: .......................(707) 426-2900 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 235-5816RES: 2869 Rogue River Circle, West Sacramento, CA 95691 .......................................(916) 375-0996

KIMBELL, JOHN C. [FL] Soulsbyville UMCAPPT: P.O. Box 928, Soulsbyville, CA 95372 ...............................................................(209) 928-4223Fax: .......................(209) 928-1998 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 770-2120RES: Box 927, 18851 Cedar St, Tuolumne, CA 95379 ..................................................(209) 928-1376

KIMBELL-AUTH, SHANNON [SY] (Michael) Lakeport, United Christian Parish ......... [email protected]

APPT: 745 Brush, Lakeport, CA 95453 ..........................................................................(707) 263-4788Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 245-6674RES: 432 - 4th Street, Lakeport, CA 95453 ....................................................................(707) 263-1779

KIMBER, ALAN [FE] (Rosemary) Lodi, First UMC............................................alan@lodifirstchurch.orgAPPT: 200 West Oak Street, Lodi, CA 95240 ................................................................(209) 368-5357Fax: .......................(209) 368-0627 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 518-8648RES: 5711 Westchester Circle, Stockton, CA 95219 ......................................................(209) 478-6002

KIMBLE, ROGER [FE] (Veronica) Napa, First UMC ................................. [email protected]: 625 Randolph Street, Napa, CA 94559 ...............................................................(707) 253-1411Fax: .......................(707) 253-1976 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 382-2007RES: 4620 Colt Court, Antioch, CA 94531 ....................................................................(925) 776-5617

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KINTNER, DWIGHT L. [RM] (Eloise)Retirement ....................................................DLKintner@aol.comFax: .................................................................................................................................(408) 356-2270RES: 800 Blossom Hill Road, L137, Los Gatos, CA 95032 ..........................................(408) 356-2270

KIRK, ROBERT C. [FE] (Gina Giannini) Concord UMC ............................. [email protected]: 1645 West Street, Concord, CA 94521 ................................................................(925) 685-5260Fax: .................................................................................................................................(925) 685-5265RES: 131 Marsha Place, Lafayette, CA 94549 ............................................................... (925) 962-1116

KLEIN, LIZA H. [FE] (Christopher W.) San Rafael, First UMC [email protected]: 9 Ross Valley Drive, San Rafael, CA 94901 .......................................................(415) 453-8716Fax: .......................(415) 453-7248 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 387-1519RES: 818 Oxford Street, Berkeley, CA 94707 ................................................................(510) 526-1182

KNUDSON, NEWELL P. [RM] (Eleanor Patton) Retirement.....................................fghviking@msn.comRES: 1498 Gettysburg, Clovis, CA 93611 ......................................................................(559) 291-0759

KNUTSEN, ROGER B. [RM] (Marit) RetirementRES: 290 Foursome Drive, Sequim, WA 98382 .............................................................(360) 681-2524

KOLOTO, MAILE T. [FE] (Latu Eveline) Oakland, Laurel UMC [email protected]: 3525 Kansas Street, Oakland, CA 94619 ............................................................(510) 531-7613Fax: .......................(510) 530-2188 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 823-3227RES: 4254 Detroit Avenue, Oakland, CA 94619 ............................................................(510) 530-1038

KRAPS, JOHN M. [RM] (Rachel Berry) Retirement .........................................................gsumc@aol.comAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(618) 253-7873RES: 1706 Ridge Road, Champaign, IL 61821 ..............................................................(217) 359-0196

KUAN, JEFFREY [FE] (Valentine Toh) ATEM .................................................................kjkuan@psr.eduAPPT: 1798 Scenic Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94709 ..........................................................(510) 849-8205Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 847-4787RES: 47 Del Mar Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94708 .............................................................(510) 649-8949

KUBIK, JAMES F. [RM] (Marlyss) Retirement ...........................................................KUBIKJF@aol.comFax: .................................................................................................................................(831) 769-0953RES: 1053 University Avenue, Salinas, CA 93901 ........................................................(831) 757-7998

KUHN, DONALD L. [RM] RetirementRES: P.O. Box 371, Pt. Reyes Station, CA 94956 ..........................................................(510) 530-5407

KUNKEL, JEFFREY K. [FE] (Mary Elyn Bahlert) Morgan Hill UMC ................... [email protected]: 17175 Monterey Highway, Morgan Hill, CA 95037 ...........................................(408) 779-4044Fax: .......................(408) 782-1000 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 325-3762RES: ...............................................................................................................................(408) 779-4044

KURTZ, PAMELA L. [FE] Richmond, St. Luke's UMC ......................................... [email protected]: 3200 Barrett, Richmond, CA 94804 ....................................................................(510) 234-5263Fax: .......................(510) 234-1805 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 205-5294RES: ...............................................................................................................................(510) 522-1301

KURUHARA, DALE S. [RM] (Linda) Retirement ................................................ [email protected]: 120 N. Gale Hill Ave., Lindsay, CA 93247 ........................................................ (559) 562-3663RES: 893 Hamlin Way, Lindsay, CA 93247

KUWABARA, TOSHIKAZU [FE] (Satoko) ATEM ......................................... [email protected]: Out of the Country, Japan

KUYPER, ROBERT L. [FE] (Elizabeth Anne) Livingston UMC [email protected]: 11695 West Olive, Livingston, CA 95334 ...........................................................(209) 394-2264Fax: ........................(209) 394-2264 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 628-0913RES: 1811 Park Street, Livingston, CA 95334 ...............................................................(209) 394-2991

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KWON, HYOK-IN [FE] (Cho-Hyung Lee) Oakland, Berkeley Korean UMC ............ [email protected]: 303 Hudson Street, Oakland, CA 94618 .............................................................(510) 652-4155Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 529-9109RES: 2175 Kittridge Street, Berkeley, CA 94704 ...........................................................(510) 665-3979

LA POINT-COLLUP, KATHLEEN F. [FE] (Stephen Collup) Elk Grove UMC [email protected]: 8986 Elk Grove Blvd., Elk Grove, CA 95624 .....................................................(916) 686-8303Fax: .......................(916) 686-8294 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 690-2321RES: 7149 Springmont Drive, Elk Grove, CA 95758 ....................................................(916) 691-1653

LAM, MO-CHI [RM] Retirement ........................................................................... [email protected]: 1611 28th Street, Sacramento, CA 95816 ..............................................................(408) 730-1990

LANDAUER, NANCY J. [FE] San Mateo, Crystal Springs UMC ................ [email protected]: 2145 Bunker Hill Drive, San Mateo, CA 94402 .................................................(650) 345-2381Fax: .................................................................................................................................(650) 345-8439RES: 651 Linden Ave., San Bruno, CA 94066 ...............................................................(650) 583-3660

LANDRY, ROSEMARY [PL] Yuba City, Grace UMC ................................. [email protected]: 3600 South Walton Avenue, Yuba City, CA 95993 .............................................(530) 673-7832Fax: .......................(530) 673-7832 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 933-9963RES: ............................................................................................................................... (530) 671-6030

LANGGUTH, EARL L. [RM] (Darleen) Retirement .................................................. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 263-6499RES: 13072 Lake Wildwood Drive, Penn Valley, CA 95946 .........................................(530) 432-5967

LAU, PETER KIM-HOCK [FE] (Jasmine) Oakland, Chinese Community UMC [email protected]: 321 8th Street, Oakland, CA 94607 .....................................................................(510) 452-1020Fax: .......................(510) 452-9298 Mobile Phone: .............................................(510) 691-3339RES: 485 Dohrmann Lane, Pinole, CA 94564 ...............................................................(510) 741-7282

LAWSON, PHILLIP C. [RM] (Jo Ann) Retirement ........................................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(510) 663-3830Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 965-2913RES: 145 Cardoza Lane, Hercules, CA 94547 ...............................................................(510) 741-7765

LAYTON, CAROL [FE] (George) Crescent City UMC ...................................................ke6zis@juno.comAPPT: 664 H Street, Crescent City, CA 95531 ...............................................................(707) 464-3710Fax: .......................(707) 465-5617 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 951-2836RES: 1168 Gainard Street, Crescent City, CA 95531 .....................................................(707) 464-8151

LEAMY, PATRICK [FL] (Carol) Reno, St. Paul's UMC .................................. [email protected]: 1660 Grandview Avenue, Reno, NV 89503 ........................................................(775) 747-1431Fax: .......................(775) 747-2084 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(775) 762-2523RES: 1454 Highland Pines Drive, Reno, NV 89503 ......................................................(775) 324-7782

LEE, CHANSOO [FE] (Sarah Miyoung Kim) Milpitas, Sunnyhills UMC....... [email protected]: 355 Dixon Road, Milpitas, CA 95035 .................................................................(408) 262-1486Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 325-4907RES: 2316 Stuart Street, Berkeley, CA 94705 ................................................................(510) 883-9844

LEE, DONALD P. [FE] (Tana McDonald) Grass Vall.............................................. [email protected]: 22559 W. Hacienda Drive, Grass Valley, CA 95949 ...........................................(530) 268-6907Fax: .......................(530) 268-6904 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 913-8646RES: 10514 C Street, Grass Valley, CA 95945 ...............................................................(530) 913-8646

LEE, HYESUNG HONG [OE] (Sung-Ho Lee) Marina, Canaan KoreanAPPT: 281 Beach Road, Marina, CA 93933 ...................................................................(831) 384-8812Fax: .................................................................................................................................(831) 833-9048

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LEE, IN SUK [RM] (Youngok) RetirementRES: 945 Buckeye Drive, Sunnyvale, CA 94086 ...........................................................(408) 749-9859

LEE, JINSIK [FE] (Manah) Vallejo, Fellowship UMC ................................................. [email protected]: 140 Ladera Drive, Vallejo, CA 94591 .................................................................(707) 643-6055Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 694-2558RES: 193 Seascape Dr., Vallejo, CA 94591 ....................................................................(707) 649-0320

LEE, KANG-WON [OE] Oakland, Korean UMC ..................................................... [email protected]: 737 East 17th Street, Oakland, CA 94606 ...........................................................(510) 451-9076Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 451-9078

LEE, SEON-YOUNG [OE] (Hyeyoung) Concord, Korean UMC........................ [email protected]: 1645 West Street, Concord, CA 94521 ................................................................(925) 798-8284Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(925) 658-2681RES: ...............................................................................................................................(925) 969-0930

LEE, STEPHEN E. [FE] (Julie Wolters) San Leandro, Faith UMC [email protected]: 788 Lewelling Blvd., San Leandro, CA 94579 ...................................................(510) 357-5484Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 919-7052RES: 81 Vernon St., Apt. 202, Oakland, CA ...................................................................(510) 893-2868

LEE, SUNG AI [SY] Yuba City, Love Korean UMCAPPT: 3890 Live Oak Blvd., Yuba City, CA 95991 .......................................................(530) 671-1279

LEE, SUNG-HO [FE] (Hyesung Lee) San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly ............ [email protected]

APPT: 1001 Ginger Lane, San Jose, CA 95128 ..............................................................(408) 295-4161Fax: .................................................................................................................................(408) 295-4180RES: 2601 Cortez Dr #1104, Santa Clara, CA 95051 ....................................................(408) 838-0431

LEIBERT, FRANCES [FL] (Frank E. Leibert) Dinuba, First UMC ........................ [email protected]: P.O. Box 565, Dinuba, CA 93618 .......................................................................(559) 591-0534Fax: .......................(559) 592-2053 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 816-9203RES: 276 E. Fresno St., Dinuba, CA 93618 ...................................................................(559) 591-5381

LERRIGO, CHARLES A. [RM] (Patricia Bruce) Retirement [email protected]: 4254 Gregory Street, Oakland, CA 94619 .............................................................(510) 531-5539

LESLIE, DENICE K. [FE] (Kimbrough A.) Clovis, Memorial UMC .................. [email protected]: 1726 Pollasky, Clovis, CA 93612 ........................................................................ (559) 299-4615Fax: .......................(559) 299-7967 Mobile Phone: ............................................... 559) 970-9412RES: 2475 Scott Avenue, Clovis, CA 93611 ..................................................................(559) 298-6768

LESLIE, KIMBROUGH A. [RM] (Denice) Retirement ................................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(559) 327-4267Fax: .......................(559) 327-4000 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 999-5218RES: 2475 Scott Avenue, Clovis, CA 93612 ..................................................................(559) 298-6768

LETANA, REYNALDO F. [FE] (Onelda) San Francisco, Grace UMC [email protected]: 2540 Taraval Street, San Francisco, CA 94116 ...................................................(415) 731-3050Fax: .......................(415) 731-7571 Mobile Phone: .............................................. (707) 292-6189RES: 1819 43rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122 .............................................................(415) 731-4912

LEWIS, ARNOLD R. [RM] (Mary)RetirementRES: 8924 Second Avenue, Elk Grove, CA 95624 .........................................................(916) 685-3643

LIN, EMILY [PL] Oakland, Chinese Community UMCAPPT: 321 8th Street, Oakland, CA 94607 .....................................................................(510) 452-1020Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 452-9298

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LINDSAY, EILEEN H. [FE] (William Hughes) Walnut Creek, UMC [email protected]: 1543 Sunnyvale Avenue, Walnut Creek, CA 94597 ............................................(925) 934-4208Fax: .......................(925) 934-1492 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 817-0725RES: 1742 Reliez Valley Rd, Lafayette, CA 94549 ........................................................(925) 954-7655

LOCKWOOD-STEWART, JAMES W. [RM] (Odette)Retirement ....... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 847-0305RES: 1403 Grant Street, Berkeley, CA 94703 ................................................................(510) 528-2745

LOCKWOOD-STEWART, ODETTE M. [FE] (James)Berkeley, Epworth [email protected]: 1953 Hopkins Street, Berkeley, CA 94707 .........................................................(510) 524-2921Fax: .......................(510) 524-8713 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 847-0316RES: 1403 Grant Street, Berkeley, CA 94703 ................................................................(510) 528-2745

LOESSBERG-ZAHL, LINDA L. [FE] (Bob) Sacramento, Centennial UMC [email protected]: 5401 Freeport Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95822 .....................................................(916) 452-4477Fax: .................................................................................................................................(916) 452-3850RES: 9426 Half Dome Court, Elk Grove, CA 95758 .....................................................(916) 684-8198

LOPEZ-RAHMAN, LILIA B. [RM] (Mati Rahman) Retirement ................................ [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(416) 460-0547RES: P.O. Box 330708, Kahului, HI 96733 ....................................................................(808) 871-4950

LOUMOLI, VAIONEKESI LEA [FE] (Mele) Oakland, Fale Maama ...................... [email protected]: 2385 103rd Avenue, Oakland, CA 94603 ............................................................(510) 382-0660Fax: .......................(510) 382-0690 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 200-8897RES: 2315 90th Ave., Oakland, CA 94603

LOVE, KATHLEEN M. [FE] (K. Tenerelli) Fair Oaks UMC ..................... [email protected]: 9849 Fair Oaks Blvd., Fair Oaks, CA 95628 ......................................................(916) 961-6631Fax: .................................................................................................................................(916) 961-1572RES: 2131 - 25th Street, Sacramento, CA 95818 ...........................................................(916) 452-7782

LOVE, MICHAEL [FE] (Carol Love) Palo Alto, First UMC ........................... [email protected]: 625 Hamilton Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301 .......................................................(650) 323-6167Fax: .......................(650) 323-3923 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(831) 419-2427RES: 707 Charleston Ct., Palo Alto, CA 94303 ..............................................................(650) 493-8620

LUBIANO, EDILBERTO S. [PE] (Elita-Carina) Delano UMC ........................ [email protected]: 1002 11th Avenue, Delano, CA 93216 ................................................................(661) 725-1348Fax: .......................(661) 725-2449 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 219-7420RES: PO Box 2075, 1027 Kensington St., Delano, CA 93216 .......................................(661) 725-6765

LUNDIN, STEPHEN J. [FE] (Karla) Rocklin, Cornerstone Community UMC ............................... [email protected]

APPT: 4495 Granite Drive, Rocklin, CA 95677 .............................................................(916) 624-5534Fax: .......................(916) 315-0627 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 702-7489RES: 3221 Camelot Drive, Rocklin, CA 95765 ( ............................................................. 916) 435-8548

LUNGREN, LES [FE] (Danielle) Porterville, First UMC [email protected]: 344 East Morton, Porterville, CA 93257 .............................................................(559) 784-4232Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 901-5875RES: P.O. Box 7574, Visalia, CA 93290 ........................................................................(559) 636-2923

LUTHER, JAMES H. [FE] (Dawn Horder)Salinas, First UMC ...................................... [email protected]: 404 Lincoln Avenue, Salinas, CA 93901 .............................................................(831) 424-0855Fax: .......................(831) 424-6214 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(831) 240-5674RES: 128 W Acacia, Salinas, CA 93901 .........................................................................(831) 757-1825

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LYNN, JAMES D. [RM] (Dianne)Retirement ............................................................... [email protected]: .......................(805) 773-4607 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(541) 264-0072RES: P.O. Box 1562, Newport, OR 97365 .....................................................................(541) 574-0197

MACEMON, SHIRLEY [FE] (Jonathan Marcus) Millbrae, New Vision UMC [email protected]

APPT: 450 Chadbourne Avenue, Millbrae, CA 94030 ...................................................(650) 697-8300Fax: .......................(650) 697-5309 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 505-6462RES: 1170 Hyde Avenue, San Jose, CA 95129 ..............................................................(408) 252-2021

MACMURDO, DAVID A. [RM] (Dorothy)Retirement .............................................DaveMac98@aol.comRES: 1817 Avondale Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95825 ...................................................(916) 920-9575

MAHONEY, KATHLEEN CORNELL [PE] Petaluma UMC ................. [email protected]: 410 D Street, Petaluma, CA 94952 .....................................................................(707) 762-9785Fax: .......................(707) 762-9791 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 597-2003RES: 1225 Gumview Rd, Windsor, CA 95492

MAJOR, JOSEPH P. [FE] (Julia) Santa Rosa, First UMC [email protected]: 1551 Montgomery Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95405 ...............................................(707) 545-3863Fax: .......................(707) 545-5375 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 396-0875RES: 1195 Putney Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 ...........................................................(707) 546-2503

MANSFIELD, HELEN [PE] Galt UMC ......................................................helenmansfield55@gmail.comAPPT: 571 C Street, Galt, CA 95632 ..............................................................................(209) 745-4133Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 558-5473RES: 271 Allport Dr, Galt, CA 95632 .............................................................................(530) 558-5473

MARK, BRIAN [PE] (Barbara) Bakersfield, St. Mark’s [email protected]: 5301 Lake Isabella Blvd., Lake Isabella, CA 93240 ...........................................(760) 379-2120Fax: .......................(760) 379-2120 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(661) 319-2290RES: 2113 Nute St, Bakersfield, CA 93312 .................................................................... (661) 589-0362

MARSHALL, KRISTEN A. [PE] Clovis, United Japanese Christian ....................... [email protected]: 136 N. Villa Avenue, Clovis, CA 93612 ..............................................................(559) 322-0701Fax: ........................ (559) 322-9710 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 777-0713

MARTIN, GLEN O. [RM] (Marge) Retirement ......................................................... [email protected]: 14200 NW 50th Court, Vancouver, WA 98685...................................................... (360) 576-2975

MARX, WILLIAM J. [RM] (Noreen)Retirement ..............................................................billmarx@att.netRES: 9313 Jessica Drive, Windsor, CA 95492 ............................................................... (707) 837-9417

MASON, THERESA M. [FE] (John LeCompte) ATEM .............................. [email protected]: Earthen Pot Theater, 1205 Dayton Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104 .............................(651) 307-9287Mobile Phone: ................................................................................................................. (651) 307-9287RES: 1205 Dayton Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55104.............................................................(651) 917-0385

MATHEWS-JOHNSON, ROBIN M. [FE] (Martin Johnson) Watsonville, First UMC .................. [email protected]

APPT: 229 Stanford Street, Watsonville, CA 95076 ......................................................(831) 724-4434Fax: .......................(831) 724-8602 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(831) 320-0276RES: 21147 Old Ranch Court, Salinas, CA 93908 .........................................................(831) 455-0622

MATSON, VICTOR I. [RM] (Nancy) RetirementRES: 1038 Birch Court, Fairfield, CA 94533 ................................................................. (707) 421-9941

MCANALLY, GARY [PE] Lincoln UMC ....................................................................... [email protected]: 629 I Street, Lincoln, CA 95648 .........................................................................(916) 645-3588RES: 384 J St, Lincoln, CA 95648 .................................................................................(916) 645-5343

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MCCALLISTER, ROBERT M. [RM] (Judy)Retirement [email protected]: 7521 Cardinal Circle, Lincoln, NB 68506 .............................................................(785) 312-8970

MCCLINTOCK, KAREN A. [FE] (Mick Smith) ATEM ................................................. [email protected]: 149 Clear Creek Dr #101, Ashland, OR 97520 ..................................................(541) 326-1616Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(541) 326-1616RES: 2790 Diane Street, Ashland, OR 97520 .................................................................(541) 488-5684

MCCOLLUM, MARY A. [RL] Retirement ....................................................................Maryedsac@att.netRES: 4241 Birgit Way, Sacramento, CA 95864 ..............................................................(916) 481-3320

MCCORD, WILLIAM L. [RM] (Marleba) RetirementRES: 3150 Conte Drive, Carson City, NV 89701 ...........................................................(775) 883-2902

MCCORKELL, JOHN P. [FE] (Martha) Meridian UMC .......................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 217, Meridian, CA 95957 .....................................................................(530) 696-0131Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 632-4690RES: 8916 Woodman Way, Sacramento, CA 95826 .......................................................(916) 362-8813

MCCOY, DOUGLAS M. [RM] (Edna) Retirement ...................................................... [email protected]: .................................................................................................................................(530) 257-2615RES: 692-480 Riverbench Road, Susanville, CA 96130 ................................................(530) 257-2615

MCCRAY, JAMES [RM] Retirement ............................................................................ [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(415) 387-5202Fax: .......................(415) 715-6896 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 235-9881RES: 231 Harkness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94134 .................................................(415) 468-2528

MCDONALD, TANA [PE] (Don Lee) Grass Valley UMC [email protected]: 236 South Church, Grass Valley, CA 95945 .......................................................(530) 272-1946Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 272-9416RES: 10514 C St., Grass Valley, CA 95945

MCHUGH, LAURIE A. [FE] (Timothy McHugh) Palo Alto, First UMC ......... [email protected]: 625 Hamilton Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301 .......................................................(650) 323-6167Fax: .......................(650) 323-3923 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 793-1435RES: 2607 Greer Rd., Palo Alto, CA 94303 ...................................................................(650) 651-3507

MCILVENNA, ROBERT TED [RM] (Winnie) Retirement ............................................ [email protected]: 118 Glen Court, Walnut Creek, CA 94595 .............................................................(925) 945-8776

MCKEITHEN, DAVID G. [RM] (Sandra) RetirementRES: 1415 Otterbein Avenue, #21, Rowland Heights, CA 91748

MCKINSEY, RICHARD O. [RM] (Ellen) RetirementRES: 430 Alpine, Crescent City, CA 95531 ...................................................................(707) 465-4109

MCLANE, VICTOR W. [RL] RetirementMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 288-7193RES: 2890 E. Huntington Blvd. #151, Fresno, CA 93721 .............................................(559) 441-7612

MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN A. [FE] (Lori)Stockton, Holy Cross UMC [email protected]: 1200 W. Hammer Lane, Stockton, CA 95209 .....................................................(209) 472-2177Fax: .......................(209) 472-2180 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 598-0755RES: 1149 Rivara Road, Stockton, CA 95207 ................................................................(209) 478-8999

MCNAUGHT, MARGARET C. [FE] (Cliff Gassoway)Loomis, First UMC [email protected]: 6414 Brace Road, Loomis, CA 95650 .................................................................(916) 652-0469Fax: .......................(916) 652-1773 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 832-3863RES: 5614 Terrace Drive, Rocklin, CA 95765 ...............................................................(916) 367-7634

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MCNEAL, LORRAINE [FE] Oakland, Downs Memorial UMCAPPT: 6026 Idaho Street, Oakland, CA 94608 ...............................................................(510) 654-5858Fax: ..................................................................................................................................(510) 654-6156RES: 2361 Pacifica Ct., San Leandro, CA 94579 ...........................................................(510) 667-0078

MCNEILL, KAREN E. [FE] Leave of Absence .....................................................tennkarene@yahoo.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(931) 561-6700RES: 160 Mayhew Road, Clarksville, TN 37040 ...........................................................(931) 503-1201

MCSHANE, KATHLEEN [FE] (Buzz Heinrich) Sacramento, First UMC [email protected]: 2100 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95816 .................................................................(916) 446-5025Fax: .......................(916) 446-3463 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 397-4121RES: 771 Rolling Green Dr, West Sacrmento, CA 95605 ..............................................(916) 373-9088

MEADOWS, JACQUELINE [RM] Retirement ...................................................jacqwee1@sbcglobal.netFax: .................................................................................................................................(775) 425-5167RES: 7827 Morro Avenue, Sparks, NV 89436 ...............................................................(775) 425-5154

MEYER, PHYLLIS C. [PD] Family Leave ................................................................pcmeyer@pacbell.netRES: 1575 Silverwood Court, Danville, CA 94526 ....................................................... (925) 866-0584

MILK, MARTHA E. [SY] Yerington, Community UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 109, Yerington, NV 89447 ...................................................................(775) 463-2174RES: 220 N. Center St., Yerington, NV 89447

MILLER, H. DONELL [RM] (Marjorie) RetirementRES: 1610 Helena Lane, Redlands, CA 92373 ...............................................................(909) 798-2765

MISHLER, JAMES W. [OE] (Jan) Reno, South Reno UMC [email protected]: 200 De Spain Lane, Reno, NV 89511 .................................................................(775) 851-1181Fax: .......................(775) 851-0936 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(775) 354-7147RES: 10570 Thistle Berry Ct., Reno, NV 89521

MIXIE, VINCENT W. [RM] (Kerry)RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(925) 685-8089RES: 2853 Cedro Lane, Walnut Creek, CA 94598 .........................................................(925) 787-1600

MIZUNO, JIRO [RM] (Rosenda) RetirementRES: 41 Brookside Avenue, Demarest, NJ 07627 ...........................................................(201) 767-8148

MONROE, DOUGLAS J. [FE] (Martha) Napa, First UMC ....................................... [email protected]: 625 Randolph Street, Napa, CA 94559 ...............................................................(707) 253-1411Fax: .......................(707) 253-1976 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 235-2723RES: 3321 Sunview Drive, Napa, CA 94558 .................................................................(707) 226-6794

MONTENEGRO, KIM [PL] (Jaime Montenegro) Linden UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 693, Linden, CA 95236 ........................................................................ (209) 887-3362Fax: .......................(209) 887-3362 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 512-2910RES: 19167 E. Front St., Linden, CA 95236

MOODY, JACOB K. [RM] (Jeanette) Retirement .............................................. [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(415) 244-1896Fax: .................................................................................................................................(415) 453-3101RES: 13 Falmouth Cove, San Rafael, CA 94901 ............................................................(415) 343-0222

MOON, MARK T. [RM] (Young) Retirement ........................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(805) 550-0703RES: 198 Via Bandolero, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 ......................................................(805) 473-7395

MOON, ROBERT W. [RM] (Doris) RetirementRES: 3847 Walnut Avenue, #SN 20B, Carmichael, CA 95608 ......................................(916) 974-7089

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MOORE, DEAN M. [RM] (Elizabeth) RetirementRES: 2919 Tiber Avenue, Davis, CA 95616 ...................................................................(530) 756-2062

MOORE, JOHN V. [RM] Retirement ......................................................................... [email protected]: 3553 Eugene Place, San Diego, CA 92116 ............................................................(619) 584-1241

MOORE, LARRY G. [RM] (Barbara) Retirement ................................................ [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(520) 971-0095RES: 719 W. Orange Tree Place, Tucson, AZ 95704 ......................................................(520) 232-2279

MORGAN, JOSEPH JUDE [PL] Montague UMC ................................................. [email protected]: P.O. Box 187, Montague, CA 96064 ...................................................................(530) 459-5584

MORIMOTO, ROGER V. [FE] (Christine) Palo Alto, Aldersgate UMC [email protected]: 4243 Manuela Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94306 ......................................................(650) 948-6806Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(650) 575-2250RES: 4243 Manuela Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94306 ........................................................(650) 941-2414

MORIZONO, MICHAEL M. [RM] (Callie) RetirementRES: 1529 McGee Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94703 ...........................................................(510) 235-2566

MORLEY, LAURENCE S. [RM] (Alice)RetirementRES: 2408 E. Emilie Avenue, Fresno, CA 93730 ...........................................................(559) 434-1400

MORRIS, CATHARINE M. [FE] (Peter) Dixon UMC .............................................morrises@pacbell.netAPPT: 209 N. Jefferson Street, Dixon, CA 95620 ..........................................................(707) 678-2191Fax: .................................................................................................................................(707) 678-4279RES: 1645 Dailey Drive, Dixon, CA 95620 ...................................................................(707) 678-4276

MORRISON, LEE E. [RM] RetirementRES: 630 W. Roller Coaster Road, Tucson, AZ 85704 ..................................................(520) 293-6688

MOSS, DAVID LEEPER [RM] (Cedar) Retirement ...............................................pastor@chicotrinity.orgMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 520-9669RES: Citrus Heights, CA

MOTT, BERNARD E. [RM] (Marjeen) RetirementRES: 925 Freedom Blvd. #B-108, Watsonville, CA 95076 ............................................(831) 768-8070

MOWERY, NORMAN G. [FE] (Linda) Carmel, Church of the Wayfarer [email protected]

APPT: P.O. Box 2205, Carmel, CA 93921 .....................................................................(831) 624-3550Fax: .......................(831) 624-2530 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(831) 238-2656RES: 3850 Rio Rd #1, Carmel, CA 93923 .....................................................................(831) 626-8241

MUELLER, DONALD A. [RM] RetirementRES: 506 High Street, Baldwin City, KS 66006 ............................................................(785) 594-2378

MUELLER, JANET S. [FD] (Jack) ATEM ........................................................diaachap@onramp113.orgAPPT & RES: 1435 Austin Drive, Dixon, CA 95620 ....................................................(707) 678-2967

MURDOCK, JENNIFER E. [FE] Reno, South Reno UMC [email protected]: 200 De Spain Lane, Reno, NV 89511 .................................................................(775) 851-1181Fax: .......................(775) 851-0936 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(775) 335-9671RES: 18124 Wedge Parkway # 404, Reno, NV 89511 ....................................................(775) 657-8183

MURDOCK, MARTIN [FE] (Cheryl) Redding, First UMC .................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 992716, Redding, CA 96099 ................................................................(530) 243-2403Fax: .......................(530) 242-1182 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 355-6226RES: 1011 Rollingview Drive, Redding, CA 96003 ......................................................(530) 224-9530

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MYUNG, EUN-JOO [PL] Sacramento, Cho-un Korean UMC ................................. [email protected]: 7833 Highland Avenue, Citrus Heights, CA 95610 .............................................(916) 725-6363Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 610-4150

NEISH, LEE S. [FE] (JoAnne) Los Gatos UMC .........................................................lee.neish@lgumc.orgAPPT: 111 Church Street, Los Gatos, CA 95030 ...........................................................(408) 354-4730Fax: .......................(408) 354-4807 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 655-2872RES: 1461 Almaden Valley Drive, San Jose, CA 95120-3802 .......................................(408) 927-7473

NELSON, EDGAR [RM] (Marian) Retirement ................................................................nelsoned@otn.netRES: 1075 McCollum Avenue, Yuba City, CA 95991 ....................................................(530) 673-2809

NELSON, HANS PETER [FE] (Catherine) Gardnerville, Carson Valley UMC ... [email protected]

APPT: 1375 Centreville Lane, Gardnerville, NV 89410 ................................................(775) 782-4600Fax: .......................(775) 782-1230 Mobile Phone: ...............................................(775) 721-4001RES: 1529 Hussman Avenue, Gardnerville, NV 89410 .................................................(775) 782-9553

NEUENBURG, NEAL H. [FE] (Frances)Chico, Aldersgate UMC ................................. [email protected]: 2869 Cohasset Road, Chico, CA 95926 ..............................................................(530) 893-8640Fax: .......................(530) 893-0678 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 566-7187RES: 1028 Sir William Court, Chico, CA 95926 ............................................................(530) 343-1879

NG, SAMUEL [SY] (Angela Leung) Pleasant Hill, True Light Gospel Fellows . [email protected]: 233 Gregory Lane, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 ....................................................... (925) 451-2836Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(925) 451-2836RES: 3217 Acalanes Ave., Lafayette, CA 94549

NISHINOSONO, MICHIKO [OF] San Jose, Wesley UMCAPPT: 566 North Fifth Street, San Jose, CA 95112 .......................................................(408) 295-0367Fax: .................................................................................................................................(408) 295-0612

NIU, DAVID L. [FE] (Anakiu) Escalon UMC .............................................................. [email protected]: 2000 Jackson Road, Escalon, CA 95320 .............................................................(209) 838-2792Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 679-0455RES: 1632 Brayton Avenue, Escalon, CA 95320 ...........................................................(209) 838-2415

NOELLERT, CATHERINE R. [PD] ATEM ........................................................ [email protected]: 625 Hamilton Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301 .......................................................(650) 323-6167Mobile Phone: ................................................................................................................. (650) 210-6334RES: 1339 California St., Mountain View, CA 94041

NORDLANDER, LORNA C. [FE] (Jeffrey) ATEM ............................................nordlal@sutterhealth.orgAPPT: 2800 L Street, Suite 650, Sacramento, CA 95816 ...............................................(916) 733-8848Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 281-4471RES: 1001 45th Street, Sacramento, CA 95819 .............................................................(916) 457-8434

NORRIS, DOUGLAS I. [RM] (Eleanor) Retirement .................................................... [email protected]: 660 S. Catalina Street, Gilbert, AZ 85233 Mobile Phone: ................................................................................................................. (209) 769-1784RES: P.O. Box 2268, Walnut Creek, CA 94595.............................................................. (925) 945-7435

NOYES, LANE [SY] Sutter UMC ............................................................................... lanenoyesyahoo.comAPPT: P.O. Box 550, Sutter, CA 95982 ..........................................................................(530) 755-0150Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 755-0150

NYBERG, DENNIS F. [RM] Retirement ............................................................dennisnyberg@netzero.netRES: 3928 Brown Lane, Minnetonka, MN 55345 .........................................................(952) 476-2254

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OBERG, ALICE [FE] Santa Clara UMC ................................................................revoberg@hotmail.comAPPT: 1700 Lincoln Street, Santa Clara, CA 95050 ......................................................(408) 345-9300Fax: .......................(408) 345-9303 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 886-8398RES: 795 Viader Court, Santa Clara, CA 95050 .............................................................(408) 615-1533

OCHOA, AURA-LILA [PL] (Oscar Ochoa) Lodi, Salem UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 2081, Lodi, CA 95241 ..........................................................................(209) 368-6693Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 747-0782RES: PO Box 24, 8460 W. Stockton Street, Thornton, CA 95686 .................................(209) 794-2102

O'CONNOR, KELLEY [PE] Oakhurst New Community UMC ..................... [email protected]: 49223 Road 426, Oakhurst, CA 93644 ...............................................................(559) 683-2652Fax: .......................(559) 683-4429 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 676-7780RES: 33306 Gold Nugget, Coarsgold, CA 93614 ...........................................................(559) 642-2298

ODA, JOHN A. [FE] (Sue Yoshiwara) Davis UMC ............................................... [email protected]: 1620 Anderson Road, Davis, CA 95616 .............................................................(530) 756-2170Fax: .......................(530) 756-2166 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 220-8959RES: ...............................................................................................................................(510) 528-8959

OFAHENGAUE, TEVITA [FE] (Iesilika) Tehachapi Valley UMC .................. [email protected]: 20400 Backes Lane, Tehachapi, CA 93561 .........................................................(661) 822-1440Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 350-5651RES: 902 Oakwood St, Tehachapi, CA 93561 ................................................................(661) 823-7035

OH, JIN Y. [FE] (Nicole) ATEM ................................................................................jinoh40@sbcglobal.netAPPT: Cornerstone Fellowship of the Korean Community Church of New Jersey, 147 Tenafly Rd, Englewood, NJ 07631 ..................................................................... (408) 295-4161Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 482-1124

OLAH, ANIKO [FE] Marina UMC ....................................................................................olahan@aol.comAPPT: 281 Beach Road, Marina, CA 93933 ...................................................................(831) 384-2514Fax: .......................(831) 384-7792 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 666-6958RES: 3282 Michael Drive, Marina, CA 93933 ...............................................................(831) 883-1732

OLAH, KRISTIE L. [FE] (Robert) District Superintendent ................................... [email protected]: 729 Morse Street, San Jose, CA 95126 ...............................................................(408) 295-5341Fax: .......................(408) 286-5889 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 219-0047RES: 583 Utica Court, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 ................................................................(408) 739-6550

O'LEARY, KATHLEEN F. [RM] Retirement ........................................................................ [email protected]: PO Box 994, Red Bluff, CA 96080 ....................................................................(530) 527-5754Mobile Phone: ................................................................................................................. (707) 349-7493RES: 1800 Aloha Street, Red Bluff, CA 96080

OLIVETO, KAREN P. [FE] San Francisco, Glide Memorial UMC [email protected]: 330 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 ..........................................................(415) 674-6000Fax: .......................(415) 504-9337 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 336-4007RES: 1299 Mission Rd, South San Francisco, CA 94080 ..............................................(650) 756-2672

OLMSTEAD, ROBERT G. [RM] (Carol) Retirement .................................................BobOlmst@aol.comRES: 3200 Texas Hill Road, Placerville, CA 95667 .......................................................(530) 295-5561

ORIBELLO, AMOR V. [RM] RetirementRES: 1415 S. Otterbein Ave.#15, Rowland Heights, CA 91748 ....................................(626) 912-1885

OROPEZA, ANTHONY E. [RM] (Margaret) Retirement [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(831) 484-9224RES: 22294 Montera Drive, Salinas, CA 93908 .............................................................(831) 784-2164

OTTO, R. VERNICE [RM] Retirement....................................................................... [email protected]: 7870 Locher Way #20, Citrus Heights, CA 95610 ................................................(916) 723-3514

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PAGETT, BETTY S. [RM] Retirement ..................................................................... [email protected]: 175 Greenfield Avenue, San Rafael, CA 94901 .....................................................(415) 459-7151

PARK, ANDREW SUNG [FE] (Sun Ok Myong) ATEMAPPT: 514 Woodcove Way, Beaver Creek, OH 45430 ..................................................(937) 529-2296

PARK, DAVID E. [FE] (Juok) Palo Alto, St. Andrew's UMC [email protected]: 4111 Alma Street, Palo Alto, CA 94306 ..............................................................(650) 493-0900RES: 360 Tioga Ct, Palo Alto, CA 94306 ........................................................................(650) 493-5176

PARK, HANKYU [RM] (Yoonhyeh)Retirement.......................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(760) 490-1304RES: 19422 Tor Hill Lane, Apple Valley, CA 92308 ......................................................(760) 961-2126

PARK, HYO-WON [OE] (Hae Jeong Yoon) San Francisco, Korean UMC [email protected]: 3030 Judah Street, San Francisco, CA 94122 .....................................................(415) 759-1005Fax: .......................(415) 759-1112 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 710-1712RES: 121 Cypress St., Pacifica, CA 94044 .....................................................................(650) 557-1343

PARK, JEONGHYUN [PE] Sacramento, Centennial UMC [email protected]: 5401 Freeport Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95822 .....................................................(916) 452-4477Fax: .......................(916) 452-3850 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 217-6249RES: 7304 Mandy Dr, Sacramento, CA 95823 ...............................................................(510) 292-0997

PARK, SANGYIL [FE] (Sungsook) Albany UMC .................................................... [email protected]: 980 Stannage Avenue, Albany, CA 94706 ............................................................(510) 526-7346Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 527-1385RES: 2508 Benvenue Ave # 206, Berkeley, CA 94704 ..................................................(510) 845-0403

PARK, SUN-YONG [RM] (Eunsook) Retirement .................................................sunypark45@yahoo.comRES: 1776 Mescal Street, Seaside, CA 93955 ................................................................ (831) 394-6299

PARKER, JOHN S. [FL] (Jeannette Souza-Parker) Chowchilla, ChristChurch United Methodist [email protected]

APPT: 260 N. Sixth Street, Chowchilla, CA 93610 .......................................................(559) 665-2093Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 726-0119RES: 2941 Bedford Drive, Merced, CA 95340 ..............................................................(209) 723-5805

PARKER, KARL [PL] (Linda Laing) Clearlake, Community UMC ...................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 2765, Clearlake, CA 95422 ..................................................................(707) 994-2134Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 592-1649RES: 15237 Harbor Lane, Box 5746, Clearlake, CA 95422 ..........................................(707) 994-2289

PARKER, RONALD E. [RM] (Ruth) Retirement ...............................................RParker707@comcast.netFax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 548-2746RES: 2120 Los Angeles Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94707 ...................................................(510) 526-3106

PARSHALL, JOSEPH E. [RM] (Harlean) Retirement ..........................................joeandharlean@aol.comRES: 1092 Highlander Drive, Seaside, CA 93955 ......................................................... (831) 899-5537

PARSONS, MARK F. [FE] (Kathy) Leave of AbsenceAPPT &RES: 9139 Camden Lake Way, Elk Grove, CA 95624 .....................................(916) 686-5234

PATERSON, CRAIG S. [FE] (Carole) Personal Leave [email protected] & RES: 103 Paseo Arboles, Fairfield, CA 94534 ..................................................(707) 864-0419

PATTEN, LAWRENCE G. [FE] (Jeanie Behrend) Leave of Absence ..................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 930-3183RES: 6586 N. Valentine Avenue, Fresno, CA 93711 ......................................................(559) 437-0285

PATTERSON, JAMES D. [RM] (Nancy) Retirement ................................................revjdp@sbcglobal.netRES: 2534 Durham-Dayton Hwy., Durham, CA 95938 .................................................(530) 342-1437

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PAULSEN, KAREN M. [FE] Palo Alto, Wesley UMC .................................... [email protected]: 463 College Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94306 .........................................................(650) 327-2092RES: 2130 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, CA 94301 .......................................................(650) 327-5015

PEARSON, VIRGINIA M. [RM] (Larry) Retirement .................................................. [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(541) 482-8764Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(541) 292-1824RES: Out of the Country, England, UK

PECOT, WILLIAM T. [FE] (Harriet) Fortuna UMC .................................................tedpecot@gmail.comAPPT: P.O. Box 246, Fortuna, CA 95540 .......................................................................(707) 725-4914RES: 1100 Vista Drive, Fortuna, CA 95540

PEDERSEN, RALPH M. [RM] (Marilyn) Retirement ..................................................pede4513@aol.comRES: 4513 Augustus Court, Stockton, CA 95207 ...........................................................(209) 476-1504

PEELOR, HARRY N. [RM] (Ruth) Retirement .......................................................rhpeelor@earthlink.netRES: 170 Golf Course Drive, #143, Rohnert Park, CA 94928 .......................................(707) 585-7379

PERLA, GABRIELA [FL] (José Perla) Bakersfield, Trinity UMC [email protected]: 724 Niles Street, Bakersfield, CA 93305 .............................................................(661) 325-0785Fax: ................................................................................................................................. (661) 325-0786RES: 404 Joelyle St., Bakersfield, CA 93314 .................................................................(661) 587-0583

PETERSON, JOANNE M. [FE] (Dan Neumann) Walnut Creek, Tice Valley UMC [email protected]: 1944 Tice Valley Blvd., Walnut Creek, CA 94595 .............................................. (925) 937-4535Fax: .................................................................................................................................(925) 952-9718RES: 124 Miramonte Drive, Moraga, CA 94556 ...........................................................(925) 377-8536

PHARIS-CURIE, NANCY [PL] (Dennis) El Camino UMC [email protected]: 8345 Hwy 99W Road, Gerber, CA 96035 ...........................................................(530) 385-2314Mobile Phone: ..................................................................................................................(530) 680-1120RES: 115 Santa Maria, Gerber, CA 96035 .....................................................................(530) 385-1565

PICKENS-JONES, LINDA L. [FE] (Alan Jones) Leave of Absence ....... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(408) 260-8685Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 207-0256RES: 2088 Eucalyptus Court, Santa Clara, CA 95050 ...................................................(408) 260-8685

PICKRELL, GAYLE J. [RM] (John Davenport) Retirement [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 322-5332RES: 1138 Meridian Circle, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 .......................................................(707) 528-8545

PIDLYPCHAK, DAWN [PE] Portola UMC .................................................... [email protected]: 396 2nd Avenue, Portola, CA 96122 ................................................................... (530) 832-4979Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 301-4890RES: 397 - 4th Avenue, Portola, CA 96122 ....................................................................(530) 832-9925

PIERCE, JAY K. [FE] Merced UMC ........................................................................ [email protected]: 899 Yosemite Parkway, Merced, CA 95340 ........................................................ (209) 722-5777Fax: .......................(209) 722-5188 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 233-2973RES: 3733 Morning Dove Ace, Merced, CA 95348 .......................................................(209) 722-7778

PIERCY, DONALD [SY] (Sharon Piercy) Stockton, Grace UMC [email protected]: 1625 North Lincoln Street, Stockton, CA 95204 ................................................(209) 464-6121Fax: .......................(209) 464-1193 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 430-6838RES: 1203 Pinchot St., Stockton, CA 95205 ..................................................................(209) 467-7405

PIERRE, MONIQUE-CHERI THERESA [FE] (Eric Dale) Personal Leave [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(505) 803-6838RES: 2916 Sierra Vista Street NW, Albuquerque, NM 87107

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PINA, MICHAEL J. [PL] (Tina) Klamath, UMC of the Redwoods ................................. [email protected]: P.O. Box 246, Klamath, CA 95548 .....................................................................(707) 482-8455Fax: .......................(707) 482-0334 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 951-0440

PINA, ROY [SY] Covelo, Round Valley UMCAPPT: P.O. Box 187, Covelo, CA 95428 ........................................................................(707) 983-6903

PITCHER, RICHARD E. [FE] (Sharon) Incapacity Leave With CPP Benefits [email protected]

APPT: ..............................................................................................................................(916) 570-3432RES: 5136 Rosbury Dell Lane, Antelope, CA 95843 .....................................................(916) 722-3416

PLAIN, RICHARD B. [FE] (Marlene) Los Altos UMC ..............................................rickplain@laumc.orgAPPT: 655 Magdalena Avenue, Los Altos, CA 94024 ...................................................(650) 948-1083Fax: .......................(650) 949-5372 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 575-3457RES: 1207 Andre Ave., Mountain View, CA 94040

POMEROY, GWENDOLYN L. [FE] (Paul Dirdak) ATEM [email protected] & RES: 815 East Palace Avenue, # 7, Sante Fe, NM 87501 ................................(212) 956-1148

POPE-SEARS, GARY E. [FE] (Sybella) Fallon, Epworth UMC ............ [email protected]: 280 E. Stillwater Avenue, Fallon, NV 89406 ......................................................(775) 423-4714Fax: .................................................................................................................................(775) 428-1713RES: 2950 Highland Drive, Fallon, NV 89406 ..............................................................(775) 423-4154

POWELL, NORMA JEAN [FE] (William Powell-Walsh) San Rafael, Aldersgate UMC [email protected]

APPT: P.O. Box 6109, San Rafael, CA 94903 ................................................................(415) 492-0237Fax: .......................(415) 492-0483 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 419-7467RES: 211 Cobblestone, San Rafael, CA 94903 ..............................................................(415) 479-7596

PRENDERGAST, LINDA [FE] (Robert) Pinole UMC.............................................lprender@comcast.netAPPT: 2000 San Pablo Avenue, Pinole, CA 94564 ........................................................ (510) 724-3312Fax: ........................ (510) 724-2764 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 461-3969RES: 2000 San Pablo Avenue, Pinole, CA 94564 ...........................................................(510) 964-0252

PRUESS-MELLOW, JUDITH [FD] (Lee Mellow) ATEM [email protected]: 529 Linden Avenue, Grass Valley, CA 95945 ..................................................... (650) 209-1119Fax: .......................(650) 949-5372 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 823-0559RES: 655 Magdalena Avenue, Los Altos, CA 94024 ( ..................................................... 650) 948-1083

PUDINSKI, STEPHEN [PL] (Ann)Smith River UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 810, Smith River, CA 95567 ................................................................(707) 487-3301Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 845-7556RES: 1121 Elizabeth Barcus Way, Fortuna, CA 95540 ..................................................(707) 487-0682

PUGH, KAREN STOFFERS [FE] (Jim Pugh) Bakersfield, Wesley UMC [email protected]: 1314 Oswell Street, Bakersfield, CA 93306 ........................................................(661) 871-3030Fax: .......................(661) 871-4390 Mobile Phone: .............................................. (559) 920-7878RES: 3119 Christmas Tree Lane, Bakersfield, CA 93306

PUTNAM, GARY B. [RM] (Gillian Murphy) Retirement ..................................... [email protected]: 2363 Pheasant Run Circle, Stockton, CA 95207 ................................................... (209) 957-4410

QUENZER, FLOYD N. [FE] (Donna Hougland) Fresno, Grace UMC [email protected]: 3362 East Balch, Fresno, CA 93702 ...................................................................(559) 233-4565Fax: .......................(559) 252-9134 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 974-8962RES: 3945 E. Kerckhoff, Fresno, CA 93702 ..................................................................(559) 252-6457

RABENAU, DAVID A. [RM] (Susan Gustafson) RetirementRES: 429 Belleview Avenue, Webster Groves, MO 63119 ............................................(314) 968-8128

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RALEY, GLEN A. [FE] (Terry) Los Banos UMC ......................................................... [email protected]: 1031 Iowa, Los Banos, CA 93635 .......................................................................(209) 826-4181Fax: .......................(209) 826-7252 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 499-4715RES: 115 West K, Los Banos, CA 93635 .......................................................................(209) 826-5048Home Fax: .......................................................................................................................(209) 847-0181

RAMBO-BROWN, RUTH [RM] (Webb Brown) Retirement [email protected]: 14000 Powerhouse Road, Potter Valley, CA 95469 ..............................................(707) 743-1001

RAY, MARILYN [RM] (Ronald) Retirement .............................................................. [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(408) 263-8699RES: 250 Budd Avenue, Apt 108, Campbell, CA 95008 ................................................(408) 871-8436

READ, STANLEY E. [RM] (Shirley) RetirementRES: 454 La Jolla Way, Salinas, CA 93901 ....................................................................(831) 758-3973

RHODES, LYNN N. [RM] Retirement................................................................................lrhodes@psr.eduRES: 726 Neilson Street, Berkeley, CA 94707 ...............................................................(510) 525-2643

RHODES, SCHUYLER J. [FE] (Lisa Quoresimo) San Francisco, Temple UMC [email protected]: 1111 Junipero Serra Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94132 ........................................(415) 586-1444Fax: .......................(415) 586-1446 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 412-7231RES: 39 Cotter Street, San Francisco, CA 94112 ...........................................................(415) 469-9026

RICHES, WALLACE G. [RM] (Dallas) Retirement ................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 404-3828RES: 1232 Wellesley Avenue, Modesto, CA 95350 .......................................................(209) 522-0938

RIECK, DAVID [SY] Durham UMC ......................................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 70, Durham, CA 95938 ........................................................................(530) 342-2287Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 604-6083RES: P.O. Box 70, Durham, CA 95938 ..........................................................................(530) 343-3522

RISEDORPH, KIM [FE] (Steve Elliott) Livermore, Asbury UMC ............................. [email protected]: 4743 East Avenue, Livermore, CA 94550 ...........................................................(925) 447-1950Fax: .......................(925) 447-8366 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 699-8877RES: 136 Sunhaven Road, Danville, CA 94506 .............................................................(925) 362-8697

ROBBINS, JUDY R. [FE] (Gary) Rio Linda, Community UMC; Elverta [email protected]: P.O. Box 306, Rio Linda, CA 95673 ...................................................................(916) 991-1638Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 718-3797RES: P O Box 206, Rio Linda, CA 95673 ......................................................................(916) 991-2425

ROBERTS, BYRON L. [RM] (Sylvia) Retirement .............................................. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 662-2691RES: 8364 Fittleworth Way, Sacramento, CA 95829 .....................................................(916) 682-5343

RODRIGUEZ, DAVID L. [RM] (Celia) Retirement .................................... [email protected]: St. Paul's UMC, 33350 Peace Terrace, Fremont, CA 94555 RES: 4470 Alvarado Blvd., Union City, CA 94587 ........................................................(510) 489-7966

ROGERS, DONALD [RM] (Robin) Retirement ............................................................rrlvsdr@yahoo.comRES: 856 La Contenta Drive, Valley Springs, CA 95252 ...............................................(209) 772-0397

ROHRER, BILL [SY] Weldon UMC, Lake Isabella Highland ChapelAPPT: 5301 Lake Isabella Blvd., Lake Isabella, CA 93240 ............................................(619) 379-2120RES: 4225 Goat Ranch Road Lake Isabella CA 93240

ROLLISON, RICHARD [SY] Lovelock, Grace UMCAPPT: P.O. Box 1043, Lovelock, NV 89419 ..................................................................(775) 273-7720

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ROPER, RICHARD MELBERT [SY] Firebaugh UMC ..........................................................estj@att.netAPPT: 1660 O Street, Firebaugh, CA 93622 ..................................................................(559) 659-2487Fax: .......................(559) 659-0804 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 223-1613RES: 1630 O Street, Firebaugh, CA 93622 ....................................................................(559) 659-3308

ROULSTEN, DONALD H. [FE] (Donita) Porterville, Grand Avenue UMC .......... [email protected]: 776 West Grand Avenue, Porterville, CA 93257 .................................................(559) 784-3791Fax: .................................................................................................................................(559) 784-3798RES: 1335 N. Plum Way, Porterville, CA 93257 ............................................................(559) 782-0248

ROWAN, ELLEN E. [RM] Retirement ..........................................................................e.erow@yahoo.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(304) 288-2095RES: 183 Fern Court, N, Terra Alta, WV 26764 ............................................................(304) 789-2113

RUBY, JOHN W. [FE] (Diana) Leave of AbsenceMobile Phone: ..................................................................................................................(775) 544-7893RES: 4342 Loreto Lane, Reno, NV 89502

RYU, CHESUNG [PE] (Hyunhee Ryu) Downieville UMC ......................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 116, Downieville, CA 95936 ................................................................(530) 289-3140RES: ...............................................................................................................................(530) 289-3140

SAAVEDRA, JANETTE [FE] (Juan) Mt. View, Trinity UMC [email protected]: 748 Mercy Street, Mountain View, CA 94041 ....................................................(650) 967-6283Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(650) 669-2501RES: 579 N. 3rd Street, San Jose, CA 95112 .................................................................(408) 291-3941

SAAVEDRA, JUAN M. [AM] (Janette) San Jose, La Trinidad UMC......................... [email protected]: 370 South King Road, San Jose, CA 95116 ........................................................ (408) 259-1276RES: 579 N. 3rd Street, San Jose, CA 95112 .................................................................(408) 605-7265

SACHEN, KRISTIN L. [FE] Mill Valley, Mt. Tamalpais UMC [email protected]: 410 Sycamore, Mill Valley, CA 94941 ................................................................(415) 388-4456Fax: .......................(415) 388-0295 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 450-5222RES: 65 Sonora Way, Corte Madera, CA 94925 ............................................................(415) 891-8567

SALINAS, JUAN [RM] (Margaret Ann) Retirement ................................................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(903) 597-6813Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(817) 903-5748RES: 5810 Marquita, Dallas, TX 75206 .........................................................................(817) 903-5748

SAMELSON, DAVID L. [FE] (Sonia) Eureka, First UMC ........................................ [email protected]: 520 Del Norte, Eureka, CA 95501 ......................................................................(707) 442-3015Fax: .......................(707) 442-5020 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 834-9958RES: 5139 Blackberry Lane, Eureka, CA 95503 ............................................................(530) 842-3342

SANBORN, HOWARD [SY] Corning UMCAPPT: 783 Solano Street, Corning, CA 96021 ...............................................................(530) 385-2314Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 385-2311

SANDELL, ARDYS G. [FL] Retirement ................................................................. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 242-8094RES: 600 E. Weddell Drive, Space 272, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 .....................................(408) 744-1124

SANFORD, ROBERT B. [RM] Retirement ......................................................RBSanford4@sbcglobal.netRES: 637 11th Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 ........................................................(202) 707-7682

SANFORD, WILLIAM C. [RM] (Jeanne) Retirement ........................................wjsanford@sbcglobal.netRES: 146 Madrona Drive, Atwater, CA 95301 ...............................................................(209) 357-0701

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SARTWELL, THOMAS [SY] Chester UMCAPPT: P.O. Box 615, Chester, CA 96020 .......................................................................(530) 258-2345Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 258-3629RES: 4233 Ann St., P.O. Box 93, Taylorsville, CA 95983 .............................................(530) 284-1797

SAULS, KELVIN [FE] (Judi Worthan-Sauls) ATEM ............................................... [email protected]: 475 Riverside Dr., Rm 1516, New York, NY 10115 ...........................................(212) 870-3768Fax: .......................(212) 870-3895 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(347) 392-4650RES: 475 Riverside Drive, Room 1516, New York, NY 10115 .....................................(212) 870-3768

SAWDON, LORI B. [FE] (Mark) Lafayette UMC ..................................................... [email protected]: 955 Moraga Road, Lafayette, CA 94549 .............................................................(925) 284-4765Fax: .......................(925) 284-5170 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 330-9781RES: 819 Rosedale Avenue, Lafayette, CA 94549 .........................................................(925) 284-2042

SAYLOR, RONALD F. [RM] (Carol) Retirement ...............................................chewiebugg@comcast.netAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(916) 646-6661Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 616-4862RES: 713 Dunbarton Circle, Sacramento, CA 95825 .....................................................(916) 646-6661

SCHILLING, DAVID M. [FE] (Elaine Combs-Schilling) ATEM APPT: 475 Riverside Dr. Rm.550, New York, NY 10115 ..............................................(212) 870-2928

SCHLAGER, JANE E. [FE] (P. David Schlager) San Jose, Almaden Hills [email protected]

APPT: 1200 Blossom Hill Road, San Jose, CA 95118 ...................................................(408) 269-2345Fax: .......................(408) 269-4375 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 455-6265RES: 1670 Meadowlark Lane, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 ....................................................(408) 746-5073

SCHLAGER, PAUL DAVID [FE] (Jane)Sunnyvale, First UMC [email protected]: 535 Old San Francisco Rd., Sunnyvale, CA 94086 ............................................(408) 739-0826Fax: .......................(408) 739-3390 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 455-6264RES: 1670 Meadowlark Lane, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 ....................................................(408) 743-5073

SCHLESINGER, ANNE [PE] (David Schlesinger) LeGrand UMC ........................ [email protected]: P.O. Box 92, LeGrand, CA 95333 .......................................................................(209) 389-4456Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(831) 246-0433RES: 499 Balch Way, Ben Lomond, CA 95005 ..............................................................(831) 336-3164

SCHLINTZ, VICTORIA [FE] (Gerald) Incapacity Leave [email protected]: 638 Mockingbird Court, Merced, CA 95340 .........................................................(209) 722-1561

SCHLOSSER, RICK [SY] Clearlake Oaks, Community UMC ................. [email protected]: P.O. Box 962, Clearlake Oaks, CA 95423 ...........................................................(707) 998-9435Fax: .......................(707) 928-5252 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 508-7797RES: 3861 Saintsbury Dr, Sacramento, CA 95834

SCHMIDT, JOHN M. [RM] (Elaine) Retirement ........................................................rosecottage4@att.netRES: 234 Ash Parkway, Oroville, CA 95966 .................................................................(530) 533-5571

SCHNIEPP, ALBERT E. [RM] (Linda) Retirement ................................................... [email protected]: .......................(661) 392-0620 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(661) 319-3891RES: 873 Western Way, Florence, OR 97439 .................................................................(541) 902-1364

SCHWARTZ, ROBERT H. [RM] (Nancy Lynn) Retirement ............................. [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(831) 622-0795Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(661) 431-2197RES: 5905 Cochran Drive, Bakersfield, CA 93309 ........................................................(661) 325-8917

SCHWARZENBERG, CARL H. [RM] (Faioa Irene)Retirement [email protected]: 7800 French Creek Road, Etna, CA 96027 ...........................................................(530) 467-3166

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SCHWARZENTRAUB, ELIZABETH K. [FE] (Kenneth) UMC Center Staff ...........................................Betsy@Betsy-stewardship.com

APPT: P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798 .................................................(916) 374-1500Fax: .................................................................................................................................(916) 372-5544RES: 4441 Wintun Court, Garden Valley, CA 95633 .....................................................(530) 333-0852

SCOTT, FRANKLIN W. [RM] (Alta)Retirement ............................................................ [email protected]: 2083 Lavender Hill Court, Lincoln, CA 95648 .....................................................(916) 543-5856

SCOTT, JAMES R. [RM] (Teresa) Retirement.......................................................bompajim@comcast.netFax: .......................(559) 323-7242 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 392-4062RES: 862 N. Cherry Lane, Clovis, CA 93611 ................................................................(559) 323-0696

SETOKI, SIOSIFA M. [FE] (Vai) San Carlos, Fale Hufanga Tongan UMC ................................... [email protected]

APPT: 2851 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos, CA 94070 ................................................(650) 591-7456Fax: .................................................................................................................................(650) 591-9241RES: 2355 Kay Drive, Santa Clara, CA 95050 ..............................................................(408) 554-1603

SHANER, HARRY E. [RM] (Alice) Retirement ...............................................................heshaner@att.netRES: 110 Wood Road, #102, Los Gatos, CA 95030 .......................................................(408) 354-0463

SHEFFER, MARYLEE [FE] (Ralph Sheffer) Etna UMC ................................. [email protected]: P.O. Box 70, Etna, CA 96027 ..............................................................................(530) 467-3612Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 925-2103RES: PO Box 586, Etna, CA 96027 .................................................................................(530) 467-5388

SHELL, PETE [SY] (Teri Shell) Arbuckle UMC .................................................peteshell@colusanet.comAPPT: P.O. Box 5, Arbuckle, CA 95912 .........................................................................(530) 476-2515Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 908-5009RES: ...............................................................................................................................(530) 476-2503

SHERBURNE, TIMOTHY L. [AM] Roseville, First UMC .................................... [email protected]: 109 Washington Blvd., Roseville, CA 95678 ......................................................(916) 783-3464Fax: .......................(916) 786-2675 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 532-2926RES: 10001 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd., #126, Roseville, CA 95747 ..................................(916) 532-2926

SHIBER, CHRISTINE E. [FE] El Cerrito UMC ................................................................cshiber@jps.netAPPT: 6830 Stockton Avenue, El Cerrito, CA 94530 .....................................................(510) 525-3500Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 525-3501RES: 6400 Moeser Lane, El Cerrito, CA 94530 .............................................................(510) 527-9279

SHOOK, JUDITH L. [FE] 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004 ........................ [email protected]: ............................................................................................................................. (907) 789-4050Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(808) 640-1508RES: 3228 Tongass Blvd., Juneau, AK 99801 ................................................................(907) 523-2914

SILVA-NETTO, BENONI R. [FE] (Marlyn) District Superintendent [email protected]: 572 Rio Lindo, #101, Chico, CA 95926 ..............................................................(530) 895-0922Fax: .......................(530) 895-0312 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 672-2465RES: 306 Autumn Gold Drive, Chico, CA 95973 ..........................................................(530) 343-7359

SIMON, DANTE L. [FE] (Vivelyn) 346.1 Out - Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004 .. [email protected]: 1415 Ninth Avenue, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745 RES: 1132 Porter Avenue, Stockton, CA 95207 .............................................................(209) 473-9366

SIMPSON, STANLEY L. [RM] (Nancy) Retirement [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(707) 823-8654RES: 750 Pinecrest, Sebastopol, CA 95472 ....................................................................(707) 823-8654

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SLORPE, DAVID F. [RM] (Jan) Retirement ................................................................. [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(707) 545-2115Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 717-5038RES: 1827 Elm Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95405 ...............................................................(707) 545-2115

SMITH, BARBARA J. [FE] (Jerry) Auburn, Pioneer UMC [email protected]: 1338 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA 95603 ...............................................................(530) 885-4196Fax: .......................(530) 885-1830 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 559-5661RES: 11866 Forest View Drive, Nevada City, CA 95959 ...............................................(530) 273-5660

SMITH, CHARLES T. [FE] (Cathy Nickalou-Smith) Nevada City UMC .............. [email protected]: 433 Broad Street, Nevada City, CA 95959 ..........................................................(530) 265-2797Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 265-2797RES: 320 Woodpecker lane, Nevada City, CA 95959 .....................................................(530) 265-6926

SMITH, DOUGLAS D. [RM] (Kathleen) Retirement ......................................1kathleen63@snowcrest.netAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(530) 529-5446Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 528-9334RES: 210 Ash Street, Red Bluff, CA 96080 ...................................................................(530) 529-5446

SMITH, JERRY D. [FE] (Barbara) District Superintendent .......................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 2915, Reno, NV 89505 ........................................................................(775) 786-2332Fax: (775) 786-2364 Mobile Phone: (775) 842-8362RES: 11866 Forest View Drive, Nevada City, CA 95959 ...............................................(530) 273-5660

SMITH, KATHLEEN [FE] (Doug Smith) Cone Community UMC [email protected]: 210 Ash Street, Red Bluff, CA 96080 .................................................................(530) 529-5446Fax: .......................(530) 528-9334 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 526-6610RES: 210 Ash Street, Red Bluff, CA 96080 ...................................................................(530) 529-5446

SMITH, KIM A. [FE] (C.V. West) Berkeley, Trinity UMC [email protected]: 2362 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 ...........................................................(510) 548-4716Fax: .......................(510) 548-1907 Home Fax: ...................................................(510) 898-1235RES: 2047 Los Angeles Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94707 ...................................................(510) 527-5423

SMITH, MATTHEW [PE] (Sarah Marshall) Sacramento, The Table ...................... [email protected]: 2391 St. Mark’s Way, Sacramento, CA 95864 Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 233-5391RES: 4213 G St, Sacramento, CA 95819

SMITH, RANDAL F. [FE] (Tupou) Richmond, Good Shepherd UMC ...................... [email protected]: 6226 Arlington Blvd., Richmond, CA 94805 ......................................................(510) 232-4043Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 909-1004RES: Richmond, CA 94805

SMITH, SUSAN G. [FD] (Stephen P. Smith) San Jose, Willow Glen UMC .................. [email protected]: 1420 Newport Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125 .......................................................(408) 294-9796Fax: .................................................................................................................................(408) 294-9096RES: 4467 Samson Way, San Jose, CA 95124 ...............................................................(408) 265-5482

SNYDER, LINDA P. [FE] (Chuck) Sacramento, Florin UMC ............................... [email protected]: 7560 Florin Road, Sacramento, CA 95828 .........................................................(916) 421-1876Fax: .......................(916) 421-0985 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 806-9183RES: 8732 Kentshire Way, Sacramento, CA 94828 .......................................................(916) 682-6355

SONG, CHUNG-MYUNG [RM] (Nam-Hee) Retirement ...................................... [email protected]: 761 E. Indian Wells Place, Chandler, AZ 85249 ...................................................(480) 664-0902

SONG, JOHN J. [FE] San Jose, Calvary UMC .................................................. [email protected]: 729 Morse Street, San Jose, CA 95126 ...............................................................(408) 294-2204Fax: .......................(408) 294-5579 Mobile Phone: ............................................... 650) 722-1277

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SOUTHARD, NAOMI P.F. [FE] Berkeley, Methodist United Church [email protected]: 1710 Carleton Street, Berkeley, CA 94703 .........................................................(510) 848-4680RES: 4131 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland, CA 94602 .........................................................(510) 530-7139

SPARKMAN, BILLY C. [RM] (Carole) RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(209) 896-0145RES: 1250 Rorden Avenue, #101, Selma, CA 93662 .....................................................(559) 896-5865

SPENCE, ROGER E. [FE] (Mary) ATEM ...........................................................rmspence@sbcglobal.netAPPT: 620 Cragmont Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94708 ......................................................(510) 526-4221RES: ...............................................................................................................................(707) 645-2700

SPILMAN, MARLENE J. [RM] (Jack) Retirement .................................................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(408) 292-8171RES: 70 South 17th Street, San Jose, CA 95112 ............................................................(408) 292-8171

SPOONER-WALTHER, PATRICIA A. [RM] (Garret Walther) Retirement............. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 913-8486RES: 110 Court Street, Nevada City, CA 95959 .............................................................(530) 265-2132

SREY, KIEN [FL] (Samut Chheng) Stockton, Central UMC [email protected]: 3700 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA 95204 ..........................................................(209) 466-5046Fax: .......................(209) 466-5206 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 815-8545RES: 1717 Vierra Ct., Stockton, CA 95205

STARBUCK, HARRY L. [RM] (Laura Lee) RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(760) 929-0959RES: 144 Holm Road, #74, Watsonville, CA 95076 ......................................................(831) 728-8929

STATEMAN, CYNTHIA J. [FE] Quincy UMC .......................................................umcrev@sbcglobal.netAPPT: P.O. Box 766, Quincy, CA 95971 ........................................................................(530) 283-1740Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 283-1740RES: 46 E. Jackson, Quincy, CA 95971 ......................................................................... (530) 283-2715

STEED, JANNA T. [RM] Retirement................................................................................janna@mddc.comRES: 307 North Vine Street, Creston, IA 50801 .............................................................(641) 782-7169

STEGALL, WILLIAM H. [RM] (Mary Leas) Retirement ...................................... [email protected]: 845 Dawson Court, Redding, CA 96003 ...............................................................(530) 244-0493

STEVER, RON [SY] (Sandra Stever) Boonville, Anderson Valley UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 294, Philo, CA 95466 ...........................................................................(707) 895-2567Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 477-4280RES: 8240 Mill Station Road, Sebastopol, CA 95472 .................................................... (707) 829-1522

STEWART, ROBERT H. [RM] (Patricia)RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(916) 783-9569RES: 1720 Crocker Lane, Lincoln, CA 95648 ................................................................(916) 543-9246

STIDHAM, BETH [PL] (Gene Stidham) Tranquility UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 425, Tranquility, CA 93688 ...................................................................(559) 698-5175Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 999-2072RES: P.O. Box 26, Tranquility, CA 93668 ......................................................................(559) 698-5161

STILES, BILLY JOHN [RM] Retirement ......................................................................BJSFund@aol.comAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(415) 440-2988RES: 36 Beideman Street, San Francisco, CA 94115 .....................................................(415) 440-2988

STINSON, RICHARD J. [FE] (Yuri Morita) Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004 ............ [email protected]: 74-4960 Palani Road, Kailua-Kona, HI 97640 ...................................................(808) 329-5842

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STONE, FRANK H. [RM] (Barbara Stone) Retirement .............................................Fhstone222@aol.comAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(510) 530-0106Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 289-6038RES: 6720 Banning Drive, Oakland, CA 94611 .............................................................(510) 530-0106

STONE, JUDITH K. [FE] Sebastopol UMC .................................................................. [email protected]: 500 N. Main Street, Sebastopol, CA 95472 ........................................................ (707) 823-7971Fax: ........................(707) 823-4335 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 536-7993RES: 643 Sparkes Rd., Sebastapol, CA 95472 ...............................................................(707) 536-7993

STONEKING, KRISTIN G. [FE] ATEM ....................................................................kristin@cahouse.orgAPPT: 433 Russell Blvd, Davis, CA 95616 ....................................................................(530) 753-2000Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 902-1299RES: 1007 Alice, Davis, CA 95616 ................................................................................(530) 759-7829

STORRS, CINDY K. [FE] Arcata, First UMC ................................................... [email protected]: 1761-11th Street, Arcata, CA 95521 ...................................................................(707) 822-1963Fax: .......................(707) 822-1935 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 834-3507RES: 2155 Lexington Ct, Mckinleyville, ca 95519 ........................................................(707) 839-7496

STOUT, PATRICIA T. [PD] (Gene) Transitional Leave ..................................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(408) 733-7048Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 410-3612RES: 853 Nectarine Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 ......................................................(408) 733-7048

STRAKS, DOROTHY [FD] (Gerald) Personal Leave ................................................dstraks@comcast.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 552-4641RES: 3438 Hudson Place, Fremont, CA 94536 ..............................................................(510) 713-2942

STURDIVANT, DAN I. [FE] (Maria) Byron UMC ............................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 175, Byron, CA 94514 .........................................................................(925) 634-1411Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 219-8568RES: 2541 Crescent Way, Byron, CA 94514 ..................................................................(925) 634-3157

SUBLETT, JOHN W. [RM] (Joan) Retirement .................................................... [email protected]: .......................(530) 753-9185 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(530) 908-2213RES: 1651 Joshua Tree Street, Davis, CA 95616 ...........................................................(530) 753-9184

SUDDERTH, C. MELVIN [RM] RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(970) 586-8632RES: c/o 8501 Cardinal Lane, Fort Worth, TX 76182 ....................................................(970) 586-8632

SUMMERS, GERALD V. [RM] (Georgianna Summers) Retirement ...................... [email protected]: .................................................................................................................................(530) 899-9464RES: 2701 Sierra Sunrise Terrace, #518, Chico, CA 95928 ..........................................(530) 899-9464

SUMMERS, L.T. ARCHER [FE] (Boyung Lee) Burlingame UMC........................... [email protected]: 1443 Howard Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010 ...................................................(650) 344-6321Fax: .......................(650) 344-0185 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(206) 890-7595RES: 631 Plymouth Way, Burlingame, CA 94010 .........................................................(650) 375-8178

SWARTZ, MICHAEL A. [FE] (Nancy McConnell) ATEM [email protected]: 1114 12th Street, Rock Island, IL 61201 .............................................................(309) 788-6357Fax: .......................(309) 788-6358 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(563) 505-2128RES: 5376 Surrey Drive, Bettendorf, IA 52722 .............................................................(563) 332-6795

SWEDENBURG, ROMAIN A. [RM] (Juanita) Retirement ................................................ [email protected]: 325 Kempton Street #804, Spring Valley, CA 91977 ...........................................(619) 479-0644

SWEET, PAUL D. [RM] (Vicki) Retirement ................................................................... [email protected]: .......................(408) 847-8608 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 759-8727RES: 771 La Alondra, Gilroy, CA 95020

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SWISHER, RONALD E. [FE] Oakland, Taylor Memorial UMC ................................... [email protected]: 1188 12th Street, Oakland, CA 94607 .................................................................(510) 444-6162Fax: .......................(510) 444-6164 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 273-7225RES: 805 Calmar Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610 ..............................................................(510) 839-4105

TABER, DENNIS M. [FE] (Kay Taber) Incapacity Leave ............................................. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 477-8208RES: 601 Van Ness Avenue, # 510, San Francisco, CA 94102 ......................................(415) 674-8707

TAI, THOMAS C.N. [FE] (Sue) ATEM .........................................................thomas_tai43@yahoo.com.twAPPT: ABLC - Out of the Country, Tainan Taiwan, Taiwan

TAKAGI, ALPHA H. [RM] (Mary) Retirement ..................................................... [email protected]: 553 Princeton Place, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 ................................................(805) 544-8838

TALMADGE, CAROLYN [FE] San Francisco, Sarah Laughed Ministry Gr ................................ [email protected]

APPT: 190 Denslowe Drive, San Francisco, CA 94132 .................................................(415) 333-4920Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 652-7865RES: 2140 Woolsey Street, Apt. A, Berkeley, CA 94705

TAM, TIMOTHY C.T. [RM] (Verna) RetirementRES: 1514 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94122 .................................................(415) 753-1653

TANGONAN, FLORANTE P. [FE] (Olivia) San Francisco, Geneva Avenue UMC .... [email protected]: 1261 Geneva Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94112 ................................................(415) 585-3685Fax: .......................(415) 585-3409 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(415) 640-3206RES: 985 Vienna Street, San Francisco, CA 94112 ........................................................(415) 452-4037

TANGULU, LATU [FE] (Sela)Tulare UMC ..................................................................latut@sbcglobal.netAPPT: 228 West Kern, Tulare, CA 93274 ......................................................................(559) 686-8523Fax: .......................(559) 686-8266 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(559) 331-0201RES: 278 E. Gannon Avenue, Tulare, CA 93274 ............................................................(559) 688-3446

TAPA, KATAII SELA [PL] (Kaifa Tapa) Sacramento, Tongan U.M. Fellowship ........ [email protected]: P.O. Box 5133, Sacramento, CA 95817 ..............................................................(916) 456-0487Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 670-5098RES: 5982 Alvern Way, Sacramento, CA 95823 ............................................................(916) 421-9519

TARLESSON, ROOSEVELT [SY] Guinda, Community UMCAPPT: P.O. Box 212, Guinda, CA 95637 .......................................................................(530) 796-3322Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 796-3312

TAYLOR, JOHN W. [RM] (Magdalena) Retirement .......................................jackandmaggie@prodigy.netRES: 3791 Cothrin Ranch Road, Shingle Springs, CA 95682 .......................................(530) 676-6082

TAYLOR, RICHARD A. [RM] (Diane) Retirement ..............................................................rdtabq@q.comRES: 4625 Rainbow Drive N.W., Albuquerque, NM 87114 ..........................................(505) 890-1467

TENOLD, MARGO L. [FE] ATEM .................................................................................revmargo@att.netAPPT: 1710 Moorpark Avenue, San Jose, CA 95128 .....................................................(408) 297-2660Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(650) 208-3317RES: 22654 Oakcrest Court, Cupertino, CA 95014 .......................................................(650) 968-8074

THAO, WANG PAO [AM] (Yer Vang) Clovis, Memorial UMCAPPT: 1726 Pollasky, Clovis, CA 93612 ........................................................................(559) 299-4615Fax: .................................................................................................................................(559) 299-7967

THOMAS, CARL A. [RM] Retirement ....................................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 205-5962RES: 6227 Oakridge Way, Sacramento, CA 95831

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THOMAS, DARRELL D. [RM] Retirement ............................................................ [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 632-9006RES: 2453 Engraham Road, Williams, CA 95987 .........................................................(530) 473-2372

THOMAS, GLENDA C. [RM] (Doug Hayward) Retirement ............................... [email protected]: 624 Lake Front Drive, #35, Sacramento, CA 95831 ..............................................(916) 538-6388

THOMAS, LARRY W. [FE] (Mary Helen) Half Moon Bay, Community UMC [email protected]: 777 Miramontes, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019 .....................................................(650) 726-4621Fax: .......................(650) 726-0813 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 520-4196RES: 904 Bancroft Avenue, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019 ................................................(650) 726-7920

THOMPSON, DAVID G. [FE] (Patricia) Turlock, First UMC ........................ [email protected]: 1660 Arbor Way, Turlock, CA 95380 ..................................................................(209) 668-3000Fax: .................................................................................................................................(209) 668-2548RES: 1772 Arbor Way, Turlock, CA 95380 ................................................................... (209) 634-3189

THOMPSON, RICHARD H. [FE] ('Ofa-ki-elisi Halatanu) Bakersfield, First UMC [email protected]

APPT: 4600 Stockdale, Bakersfield, CA 93309 ..............................................................(661) 325-1267Fax: .................................................................................................................................(661) 325-5367RES: 8503 Sun Harbor Dr., Bakersfield, CA 93312 .......................................................(661) 587-0645

THOMPSON, STEVEN E. [FE] (Karen Peterson) San Mateo, Hillsdale UMC [email protected]: 303 West 36th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94403 ( ................................................... 650) 345-8514Fax: .......................(650) 345-4119 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(650) 520-6078RES: 1459 Woodberry Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94403 ..................................................(650) 520-6078

TIAPULA, VAOPUNA N. [RM] (Rosemarie) Retirement ............................................. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 335-0419RES: 4625 Hayford Way, Sacramento, CA 95842 ..........................................................(916) 344-0340

TIBBS, DELORES [FE] Oakland, Shattuck Avenue UMC ....................................... [email protected]: 6300 Shattuck Avenue, Oakland, CA 94609 .......................................................(510) 653-4028RES: 554 63rd St., Oakland, CA 94609

TILLINGHAST, HAROLD A. [RM] (Kathleen) Retirement [email protected] Phone: ................................................................................................................. (707) 616-2880RES: 2010 Buhne Street, Eureka, CA 95501 .................................................................. (707) 442-0443

TINCHER, JOHN M. [RM] RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(928) 204-0681RES: 44216 Mesquite Drive, Indian Wells, CA 92210 ...................................................(760) 469-3693

TIUETI, SILIVEINUSI M. [FE] Appt to Attend SchoolRES: 1325 North College Avenue, Claremont, CA 91711 .............................................(909) 626-0313

TRAN, MAI-AHN [PE] ATEM ......................................................................................... [email protected]: 475 E. Lockwood Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63101 ................................................(314) 918-2576Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(314) 323-6202

TRAVELSTEAD, BILL L. [RM] (Judy) RetirementRES: Rt. 2 Box 867, Cobden, IL 62920 .........................................................................(618) 893-2567

TROXELL, BARBARA B. [RM] (Gene Boutilier) Retirement [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(909) 973-6010RES: 692 W. 8th Street, Claremont, CA 91711 ..............................................................(909) 625-1402

TRUEBLOOD, TARAH [FE] Cal-Berkeley Wesley Foundation ................... [email protected]: Wesley Foundation, 2398 Bancroft Wa, Berkeley, CA 94704 ............................(510) 549-1244Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(510) 610-3950RES: 2700 Oak Rd #28, Walnut Creek, CA 94597 .........................................................(510) 610-3950

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TURGEON, MIKE [FE] (Chris) Windsor UMC .................................................................mturg@aol.comAPPT: P.O. Box 87, Windsor, CA 95492 ........................................................................(707) 838-6898Fax: .......................(707) 838-6924 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 569-4043RES: ...............................................................................................................................(707) 838-6898

UBALDE, JR., A. C. [RM] (Carol N. Ubalde) Retirement ................................................acjr@ubalde.comFax: .......................(707) 558-9255 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 704-3109RES: 201 Windsor Way, Vallejo, CA 94591 ...................................................................(707) 558-9255

VACA, BRENDA [PE] San Francisco, Nueva Vida ............................................NuevaVidaSF@gmail.comAPPT: 251 Prague, San Francisco, CA 94112 ................................................................(415) 573-8529Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 573-8529RES: 251 Prague, San Francisco, CA 94112

VAIKONA, TEVITA [FE] (Ofaloto) Redwood City, First [email protected]: 2915 Broadway, Redwood City, CA 94062 ........................................................(650) 366-0331Fax: .......................(650) 261-3830 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(831) 241-4032RES: ...............................................................................................................................(530) 529-0839

VALE, MARK [RM] (Anne Marie) Retirement .....................................................zurichchips@yahoo.comRES: 38084 Princeton Drive, North Ridgeville, OH 44039 ...........................................(440) 327-2112

VALENCIA, ADOLFO H. [RM] (Herlinda) RetirementRES: 10535 Pemspice Street, San Antonio, TX 98240 ..................................................(210) 694-9089

VALENCIA, HERLINDA C. [RL] (Adolfo) RetirementRES: 10535 Pemspice Street, San Antonio, TX 98240 ..................................................(210) 694-9089

VALLELUNGA, DAVID [FE] (Carolyn) Chico, Trinity UMC [email protected]: 285 E. 5th Street, Chico, CA 95928 ....................................................................(530) 343-1497Fax: .......................(530) 343-5815 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(831) 239-2773RES: 880 E. 6th St., Chico, CA 95928

VANDENBERG, GRETCHEN [FD] Leave of Absence .......................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 476-8718RES: 5320 Hecker Pass, Gilroy, CA 95020 ....................................................................(408) 842-5185

VANG, SHINE C.P. [FE] (Mai Her Vang) Sacramento, Trinity UMC [email protected]: 2245 Highridge Drive, Sacramento, CA 95825 ..................................................(916) 489-8949Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 803-4615RES: 1582 Three Rivers Dr., Marysville, CA 95901 ......................................................(530) 741-1501

VANMAANEN, DONNA M. [FE] Oroville, First UMC ..................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 5700, Oroville, CA 95966 ....................................................................(530) 534-9455Fax: .......................(530) 534-9455 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 952-5466RES: 10 Rockridge Rd, Oroville, CA 95966 ..................................................................(530) 534-1607

VAUGHN, CLYDE R. [RM] (Sheila) Retirement .....................................................CVFaad@Comcast.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(831) 212-1052RES: 1435 Dolphin Drive, Aptos, CA 95003 .................................................................(831) 662-8908

VELASCO, ROMEO R. [FE] (Nieves) Apt. Across AC Lines - 2004 ................... [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(757) 665-4586RES: P.O. Box 156, Parksley, VA 23421 ........................................................................(757) 665-4586

VERDUGO, MARIA INES LUGO [PE] (Sergio Verdugo) Greenfield UMC .............. [email protected]: 237 Ninth, Greenfield, CA 93927 ........................................................................(831) 674-5708

VIEIRA, GILBERT H. [RM] (Dorothy E.) Retirement ............................................ [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 263-4671RES: P.O. Box 401, Colfax, CA 95713 ...........................................................................(530) 346-8980

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VINCENT, CAROLE L. [RM] (James) Retirement ............................................cvincent@controlapp.comRES: 1139 Yorkshire Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014 ........................................................(408) 253-3365

VIRTS, THOMAS E. [FE] (Charlene) Conference Superintendent ................................. [email protected]: P.O. Box 980250, W. Sacramento, CA 95798 .....................................................(916) 374-1501Fax: .................................................................................................................................(916) 372-5527RES: 4111 Warren Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95822 .......................................................(916) 441-4624

VISICK, VERNON M. [RM] Retirement ................................................................. [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(608) 442-5829Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(608) 628-8924RES: P.O. Box 260194, Madison, WI 53726 ..................................................................(608) 279-7910

VO, THIEN-LOC N. [FE] (Lisa Vo)San Jose, Vietnamese Fellowship [email protected]: 30 Kirk Avenue, San Jose, CA 95127 .................................................................(408) 923-5928

VORN, SAMUEL [FE] (Solinna Vorn) Modesto, Centenary UMC .............................. [email protected]: 1911 Toyon Avenue, Modesto, CA 95350 ...........................................................(209) 527-5441Fax: .......................(209) 527-3230 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(209) 581-1930RES: 3556 Wild Oak Drive, Ceres, CA 95307

VORSTER, ARNOLD S. [RM] (Penelope) Retirement ............................................VorsterPenarn@q.comAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(503) 319-9290RES: 1925 Eddy Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368 ......................................................(360) 379-4676

WAGER, CLARENCE E. [RM] (Dolores) RetirementRES: HC1 Box 11334, Alturas, CA 96101 .....................................................................(530) 233-5185

WAKE, LLOYD K. [RM] (Marion) Retirement ............................................... [email protected]: 3400 Laguna St. Cottage, San Francisco, CA 94123 ............................................(415) 567-9020

WALKER, PHILIP W. [RM] (Carol) RetirementRES: 41513 County Road #27, Woodland, CA 95776 (530) 666-5053

WARD, AUDREY S. [FE] St. Helena UMC .................................................................. [email protected]: 1310 Adams, St. Helena, CA 94574 ....................................................................(707) 963-2839Fax: .......................(707) 963-5378 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(510) 508-3574RES: 1835 Vineyard Ave., St. Helena, CA 94574

WARNER, CATHY [SY] (Kevin) Boulder Creek UMC .................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 2187, Boulder Creek, CA 95006 ..........................................................(831) 338-6232Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(831) 345-0086RES: 13780 W. Park Avenue, Boulder Creek, CA 95006 ...............................................(831) 338-4073

WARNER-CAREY, CHRISTOPHER [OF] (Lisa Warner-Carey) Potter Valley, Community UMC........ [email protected]

APPT: P.O. Box 69, Potter Valley, CA 95469 ................................................................. (707) 743-1152Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 367-1830RES: 398 West Smith, Ukiah, CA 95482 ........................................................................(707) 472-0497

WARNER-CAREY, LISA M. [FE] (Chris Warner-Carey) Ukiah UMC ................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 323, Ukiah, CA 95482 .........................................................................(707) 462-3360Fax: .......................(707) 462-3511 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(707) 367-1838RES: 398 W. Smith, Ukiah, CA 95482 ...........................................................................(707) 472-0497

WATSON, KAREN D. [FE] Colusa, Trinity UMC ...........................................revkwatson@frontiernet.netAPPT: P.O. Box 681, Colusa, CA 95932 ........................................................................(530) 458-4509Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(530) 518-5023RES: 1617 Rosewood Way, Colusa, CA 95932 ..............................................................(530) 458-4750

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WEATHERS, THOMAS [PL] (Martha Weathers) Sonora UMC .............................. [email protected]: 90 West Yaney Avenue, Sonora, CA 95370 .........................................................(209) 532-4850Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 770-4851RES: 92 Yaney Ave., Sonora, CA 95370 ........................................................................(209) 533-8613

WEATHERSPOON, DALE M. [FE] (Deborah) San Jose, Alum Rock UMC [email protected]: 30 Kirk Avenue, San Jose, CA 95127 .................................................................(408) 258-7368Fax: .......................(408) 926-3566 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 209-5140RES: 1509 Jasper Dr, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 ..................................................................(408) 730-5226

WEATHERSPOON, DEBORAH [FE] (Dale) Los Altos UMC ............... [email protected]: 655 Magdalena Avenue, Los Altos, CA 94024 ...................................................(650) 948-1083Fax: .......................(650) 949-5372 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(408) 209-5180RES: 1509 Jasper Dr., Sunnyvale, CA 94087 .................................................................(408) 730-5226

WEBB, PAUL RUSSELL [RM] (Barbara) Retirement ........................................pabawebb@sbcglobal.netAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(209) 526-0808RES: 2378 Lincoln Landing Lane, Manteca, CA 95336 ................................................(209) 356-1889

WEBER, GEORGE E. [RM] (Wilma) Retirement .................................................................gew@qnis.netMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................. 559) 289-1489RES: 4869 N. Harrison No. 104, Fresno, CA 93704 .....................................................(559) 221-7432

WELLER, WENDY L. [FE] (Mark) Family Leave .......................................................wweller@egusd.netAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(916) 689-2854Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 837-3706RES: 9438 Mazatlan Way, Elk Grove, CA 95624 ..........................................................(916) 686-2799

WELSH, BARTON [SY] Smith Valley UMCAPPT: 44 Rivers Road, Smith, NV 89430 ......................................................................(775) 465-2452

WENDLAND, MARK R. [FE] (Jacqueline) Pacific Grove, First UMC ............ [email protected]: 915 Sunset Drive, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 .......................................................(831) 372-5875Fax: .......................(831) 372-2027 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(831) 236-0578RES: 59 Via Encanto, Monterey, CA 93940 ...................................................................(831) 373-7572

WENNERHOLM, TEMPE R. [RD] Retirement ..................................... [email protected]: 25405 Outlook Drive, Carmel, CA 93923 .............................................................(831) 624-0277

WEST, RONALD [PL] (Joanne West) Sacramento, North Sacramento UMCAPPT: 650 El Camino, Sacramento, CA 95815 .............................................................(916) 922-6571Fax: .......................(916) 922-6209 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 206-8078RES: 101 Luna Grande Circle, Unit 66, Sacramento, CA 95834 ....................................(916) 925-2621

WHARFF, MARK R. [FE] (Laura) Farmington UMC [email protected]: P.O. Box 6, Farmington, CA 95230 .....................................................................(209) 886-5441Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(209) 614-3802RES: 2064 Sheldon Drive, Modesto, CA 95350-0389 ...................................................(209) 522-2049

WHEELER, WILLIAM A. [RM] (Joan) Retirement ................................................. [email protected]: 159 Caldwell Circle, Colusa, CA 95932 ...............................................................(530) 458-8567

WHITE, H. RICHARD [FE] (Velma) Incapacity LeaveAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(323) 343-0808RES: P.O. Box 551, Monterey Park, CA 91754 ..............................................................(323) 404-8595

WHITE, J. BENTON [RM] (Mary Lou) Retirement ..........................................jbwhite123@sbcglobal.netRES: 9066 Village View Loop, San Jose, CA 95135 ......................................................(408) 238-3569

WHITMER, PHILIP F. [RM] (Nailya) Retirement ..................................................pfw1928@comcast.netRES: 2384 Shoreside Court, Santa Clara, CA 95054 .....................................................(408) 654-9827

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WHITMORE, FLORENCE F. [FE] Sacramento, St. Mark's UMC ........... [email protected]: 2391 St. Mark's Way, Sacramento, CA 95864 .................................................... (916) 483-7848Fax: .......................(916) 483-7840 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 813-3880RES: 6247 Cassady Way, Carmichael, CA 95608

WHITMORE, RICHARD W. [RM] (Bonnie) Retirement ............................................. [email protected]: 3939 Walnut Avenue, Unit 364, Carmichael, CA 95608 .......................................(916) 485-6697

WHITTEMORE, JOHN [SY] (Marge) Riverdale UMC ....................................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 698, Riverdale, CA 93656 ....................................................................(559) 867-3470Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(805) 717-9604RES: 1033 Harbor Court, Madera, CA 93637 ................................................................ (559) 674-7203

WHITTEMORE, MARGE [SY] (John) Riverdale UMC ...................................................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 698, Riverdale, CA 93656 ....................................................................(559) 867-3470Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(805) 717-9604RES: 1033 Harbor Court, Madera, CA 93637 ................................................................(559) 674-7203

WIBERG, LINDA D. [FE] UMC Center Staff .........................................................lindaw@calnevumc.orgAPPT: P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798 .................................................(916) 374-1500Fax: .......................(916) 372-5544 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(916) 812-1412RES: 3211 Santa Cruz Road, West Sacramento, CA 95691 ...........................................(916) 374-9650

WIBERG, PAUL J. [FE] (Judith) ATEM ................................................................. [email protected]: Plainville Christian Church, UCC, PO Box 205, Plainville, NY 13137 ............(315) 635-7438RES: 752 W. Genesee Road, Plainville,, NY 13137 .......................................................(315) 635-7438

WILBER, BRYAN R. [RM] (Glennis) RetirementRES: 333 Ash Street, Willows, CA 95988 ......................................................................(530) 934-9342

WILCOCK, HARRY E. [RM] (Donna) RetirementRES: 11830 164th Avenue S.E., Renton, WA 98059 .....................................................(206) 271-6255

WILLIAMS, A. CECIL [RM] (Janice) RetirementRES: 60 Hilaritas, San Francisco, CA 94131 ................................................................. (415) 771-6300

WILLIAMS, DOROTHY M. [RM] Retirement ................................................. [email protected]: .............................................................................................................................(510) 529-0959RES: 1201 Melville, Square #210, Richmond, CA 94804 .............................................(510) 215-2307

WILLIAMS, WAYNE E. [RM] (Elizabeth) RetirementRES: 3374 Buckingham Drive, San Jose, CA 95118 .....................................................(408) 978-5275

[WILLIAMSON, LEE [RM] (Arlene) died 7/29/09]

WILLIAMSON, PAUL R. [RM] (Aileen) RetirementAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(530) 752-0594RES: 200 Heirloom Court, Vacaville, CA 95687 ............................................................(707) 447-2682

WILLIS, KIMBERLY A. [FE] Santa Rosa, Christ UMC [email protected]: 1717 Yulupa Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95405 ......................................................(707) 542-2569Fax: .................................................................................................................................(707) 542-9199RES: 1162 Beaver St, Santa Rosa, CA 95404 ................................................................(707) 527-6526

WINCENTSEN, LARRY G. [RM] (Shirley) RetirementRES: 3965 Davis Avenue, Modesto, CA 95357 ..............................................................(209) 869-6956

WINCHESTER, ANDREA M. [RM] Retirement ..................................................... [email protected]: 5176 Boyd Drive, Carmichael, CA 95608 .............................................................(916) 570-3457

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WINDSOR, WANDA L. [FL] Fort Bragg, Evergreen UMC [email protected]: 360 North Corry, Fort Bragg, CA 95437 ............................................................. (707) 964-5497Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 972-8348RES: 17545 E. Kirtlan Way, Fort Bragg, CA 95437 .......................................................(707) 964-1575

WOFFINDEN, JAMES [PL] (Lua Woffinden) Corcoran, First UMC ..................... [email protected]: 1101 Letts Avenue, Corcoran, CA 93212 ............................................................(559) 992-3211Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 772-9469RES: 1420 Jepsen Ave., Corcoran, CA 93212 ................................................................(559) 992-2420

WOLF, M. DAVID [RM] (Ruth Marie) Retirement ....................................................mdwolf@comcast.netRES: 1456 Camino Robles Court, San Jose, CA 95120 .................................................(408) 268-5806

WOLFE, GERALDINE J. [RA] (Lester) RetirementRES: 834 Rio Street, Red Bluff, CA 96080 ....................................................................(530) 527-2095

WOOD, DONNA J. [FE] San Francisco, Park Presidio UMC ............................. [email protected]: 4301 Geary Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94118 ......................................................(415) 751-4438Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 205-6708RES: 4319 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94118 .........................................................(415) 205-6708

WOOD, HARRY L. [RM] (Ruth) Retirement ........................................................harryboy40@yahoo.comMobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 679-3756RES: 3515 E. Hillcrest, Visalia, CA 93292 .....................................................................(559) 732-1600

WOODWORTH, CHARLES A. [RM] (Peggy) RetirementRES: P.O. Box 815, Cut Bank, MT 59427 ......................................................................(406) 873-2944

WOUDENBERG, PAUL R. [RM] (Emily) Retirement .................................................... [email protected]: ..............................................................................................................................(831) 625-0655Fax: .................................................................................................................................(508) 362-5862RES: 68 Marshside Drive, Yarmouthport, MA 02675 ....................................................(508) 362-5662

WRIGHT, SARGENT J. [RM] Retirement ............................................................sarge6220@comcast.netAPPT: .............................................................................................................................(916) 483-7848Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(916) 300-7448RES: 6220 Summerset Lane, Citrus Heights, CA 95621 ................................................(916) 729-7079

WYLIE, SCOTT E. [FE] (Denise Bowman Wylie) Susanville UMC ....... [email protected]: 60 S. Lassen Street, Susanville, CA 96130 .........................................................(530) 257-5893Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(415) 717-8286RES: 560 N Mesa St., Susanville, CA 96130 .................................................................(530) 257-7339

YALE, STEPHEN E. [RM] Retirement ................................................................................. [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(650) 270-3105RES: 1400 El Camino Real #227, San Francisco, CA 94080 .........................................(650) 952-5177

YAMADA, MOTOE [FE] Sacramento, Japanese UMC [email protected]: 6929 Franklin Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95823 .....................................................(916) 421-1017Fax: .......................(916) 391-3620 Mobile Phone: ...............................................(408) 439-1247RES: 6595 Lake Park Drive, Sacramento, CA 95831

YAN-CHAMBERLIN, ALLEN N. [FE] (John Chamberlin) Fremont, First UMC [email protected]

APPT: 2950 Washington Blvd., Fremont, CA 94539 .....................................................(510) 490-0200Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 490-0214RES: 303 Gordon Avenue, San Jose, CA 95127 .............................................................(408) 937-4378

YANG, CHUCKUA [PL] (Poyee K. Yang) Marysville, First UMC [email protected]: 730 'D' Street, Marysville, CA 95901 ..................................................................(530) 743-3007Fax: .................................................................................................................................(530) 743-3067RES: 108 Nelson Avenue, Oroville, CA 95965 ..............................................................(530) 533-3550

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YANG, FRANK W. [RM] (Grace) Retirement ............................................................ [email protected]: 7165 Clearbrook Way, Sacramento, CA 95823 .....................................................(916) 682-0255

YANG, KHAM DY [FE] (Melody Mor Yang) Kelseyville UMC ......................... [email protected]: P.O. Box 446, Kelseyville, CA 95451 ................................................................. (707) 279-4664Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(559) 307-6378

YONG, WESLEY O. [SY, RM] (See H. Young) Fremont, First ChineseAPPT: 2856 Washington Blvd. Fremont, CA 94539 ...................................................... (510) 490 0696 RES: 43639 Greenhills Way, Fremont, CA 94539 ..........................................................(510) 657-7593

YOON, DONGHYUN [FE] (Yoon Minsup) Fremont, Korean First UMC of Fremont ................... [email protected]

APPT: 2450 Durham Road, Fremont, CA 94539 ...........................................................(510) 353-0691Mobile Phone: .................................................................................................................(408) 726-3324RES: ...............................................................................................................................(510) 770-9106

YOSHIHARA, CRAIG K. [PE] Clovis, United Japanese ChristianAPPT: 136 N. Villa Avenue, Clovis, CA 93612 ..............................................................(559) 322-0701Fax: .................................................................................................................................(559) 322-9710

YOSHII, MICHAEL A. [FE] (Suzanne) Alameda, Buena Vista UMC ............................. [email protected]: 2311 Buena Vista Avenue, Alameda, CA 94501 .................................................(510) 522-2688Fax: .................................................................................................................................(510) 522-1367RES: 36 Thurles Place, Alameda, CA 94502 ..................................................................(510) 523-2337

YOSHINO, MARIELLEN SAWADA [FE] (Steve Yoshino) District Superintendent ............... [email protected]

APPT: 2435 North Thesta, Fresno, CA 93703 ................................................................(559) 226-9094Fax: .................................................................................................................................(559) 226-8505RES: 9486 N. Ashurst, Fresno, CA 93720 ......................................................................(408) 377-6425

YOUNG, ERNLE W.D. [RM] (Margaret) Retirement .....................................eyoung@leland.stanford.eduRES: 850 Starhill Road, Woodside, CA 94062 ...............................................................(650) 851-2615

YU, SUK-CHONG [RM] (Yon-Sil Yu) Retirement ....................................................... [email protected] Phone: .................................................................................................................(707) 673-3031RES: 560 Woodlake Drive, Fairfield, CA 94534 ............................................................(707) 864-6481

YU, YON SIL [RM] (Suk-Chong Yu) Retirement ......................................................... [email protected]: 560 Woodlake Drive, Fairfield, CA 94534 ............................................................(707) 864-6481

ZIER, MARK [FE] (Macy McCallister) Orinda, St. Mark's UMC [email protected]: 451 Moraga Way, Orinda, CA 94563 ..................................................................(925) 254-5965Fax: .......................(925) 254-0769 Mobile Phone: ..............................................(925) 324-8130RES: 2418 Washington Street, San Francisco, CA 94115 ..............................................(415) 929-5201

Ministers on Honorable Voluntary LocationThe following persons have honorably and voluntarily made themselves unavailable for further epis-copal appointment. They continue to hold their ministerial orders and are responsible in their exercise to the pastor of the charge conference to which they are assigned, as indicated below. Corrections to information for these individuals should be reported to the Conference Board of Ordained Ministry.

BOOGAERT, JOHN FRANCIS 82 Hon. Loc. (Brooke) CC: Wesley, Fresno OFF: 2445 Capitol #105, Fresno, CA 93721 ...................................................................(209) 445-0252RES: 3528 E. Huntingon Blvd., Fresno, CA 93726 ........................................................(209) 266- 2914

BURD, JOHN ROBERT III 96 Hon. Loc. (Dorothy) CC: Visalia303 Nottingham Rd., Jacksonville, NC 28546 ................................................................(910) 347-2654

501

Certified Persons

CARY, STEVEN E. 98 Hon. Loc. (Cynthia) CC: Sutter Creek PO Box 243, Blanchardville, WI 53516

CHUA, AMELIA 07 Hon.Loc. CC: San Leandro Faith [email protected] P. O. Box 1855, El Cerrito, CA 94530, ............................................................................ 510-502-1060

HEALY, JAMES ARMOUR 96 Hon. Loc. (Vickie) CC: Kerman1057 Decatur, Fresno, CA ................................................................................................(559) 432-3141

HIGGINBOTHAM, BROWN WEBSTER 88 Hon. Loc. (Jerri) CC: Bakersfield First 4911 Scorpio Ct., Bakersfield, CA 93309 ........................................................................(805) 398-9191

KRING, THOMAS CAROL 73 Hon. Loc. (Betsy) CC: Modesto First.... [email protected]: ...............................................................................................................................(415) 437-8090RES: 769-9 Lakemont Pl., San Ramon, CA 94583 .........................................................(925) 968-0605

LARSON, G. TED 93 Hon. Loc. (Susan) CC: Cupertino Good Samaritan638 Oneida Dr., Sunnyvale, CA 94087 .......................................................................... (408) 735-1855

ROBINSON, BRYAN STANLEY 93 Hon. Loc. (Holly) CC: Santa Cruz Live Oak133 Miles St., Santa Cruz, CA 95060 ..............................................................................(408) 426-4035

TANNER-DORN, CHARLES ANDREW 89 Hon. Loc. (Susan) CC: Hanford962 E. Terrace Dr., Hanford, CA 93230 ...........................................................................(209) 582-5610

WALKER, WARREN RAYMOND 70 Hon. Loc. (Carol) CC: Westlake Village, Cal-Pac Conf.3609 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Suite 110, Thousand Oaks, CA 91262

CertifiedPersonsMinisters of Christian Education Diana Marie Bohn Patrick E. Davis

Cheryl Garlick Paul W. Henshaw

Directors of Christian Education Mary Bullock Beck (Retired) Dawn E. Boyd

Alice Ann Glenn

Associates of Christian Education Donna DeCamp (Retired)

Associates in Spiritual Formation Lillian Baker-Holleman

Ministers of Music Hope Nozomi Kawashima Dorothy Straks

Ministers of Youth Ministry Patrick E. Davis

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Ahn, Grace608 Princeton Dr.Sunnyvale, CA 94087(408) 739-3226[Peter Pyungchoo Ahn, Died 8/13/03]

Allen, Virginia M. P.O. Box 2080 Atascadero, CA 93423-2080(805) 434-0890[Grant Rice Allen, Died 9/19/92]

Alvarado, Raquel406 Avenida Arboles San Jose, CA 95123 [Ezekiel Alvarado, Died 9/30/08]

Backman, Sue214 Grand Canyon Drive Vacaville, CA 95687-3416(707) 448-8952[Lee Werner Backman, Died 12/17/03]

Badger, Jeanette 766 Palisade DriveMoab, UT 84532-2031 (last known address)[Donovan Orman Roberts, Died 12/26/99]

Balderson, Helen6426 Paseo Del SolElk Grove, CA 95758-4809(916) 691-6913[Donald Gale Balderson, Died 9/4/03]

Ball, Anna Belle M.2600 Carlton WayOklahoma City, OK 73120 (405) 751-3111[Charles Henry Ball, Died 3/29/93]

Barker, Margaret1119 Rose AvenueModesto, CA 95355(209) 529-6424[James Barker, Died 12/27/07]

Barnes, Charlene745 Cielo Vista WaySonora, CA 95370(209) 533-4201[Ronald Melvin Barnes, Died 10/9/03]

Beals-Nesmith, Emily345 GambierSan Francisco, CA 94134(415) 586-6521[Claire Beals-Nesmith, Died 11/15/05]

Bimson, Erna1800 Atrium Parkway, #311 Napa, CA 94559 (707) 265-9518[Richard Harmon Bimson, Died 3/12/90]

Black, Virginia1201 Monument Blvd. #6 Concord, CA 94520 [Richard Black, Died 2/25/09]

Blackburn, Mona850 Webster St. #834 Palo Alto, CA 94301(650) 324-7455[David Howard Blackburn, Died 5/1/97]

Boelter, Arlean Schmidt200 Village Dr. #547 Downers Grove, IL 60516 -3053(630) 769-6501[Francis W. Boelter, Died 4/29/83]

Boswell, Betty474 E. Alluvial #205Fresno, CA 93720(559) 431-1924[Robert Boswell, Died 8/6/08]

Brackney-Kuster, Ovidia E. 237 Arcadia Dr.Grass Valley, CA 95945 (530) 477-5576[Eugene Brackney, Died 1/25/85]

Bryans, Mildred Frances14673 Bentwater CourtAddison, TX 75001 (972) 247-3667[Alexander Cole Bryans, Died 12/11/96]

Bunch, MildredRougue Valley Manor Health Center1200 Mira Mar Ave.Medford, OR 97504(541) 857-7131[Dodds Blaine Bunch, Died 9/9/02]

Busher, Elva 1922 Funston Ave.San Francisco, CA 94116 (415) 564-8106[Frederic H. Busher, Died 1/19/64]

Surviving Spouses and Dependents of Clergy

503

Ministers on Honorable Voluntary Location

Butler, Linda 1120 Fourth St. Lincoln, CA 95648(916) [email protected][Gary Scott Butler, Died 12/14/88]

Cannon-Anderson, Dr. Barbara E. M. 2101 Shoreline Dr. Apt 458 Alameda, CA 94501(510) 521-5733[Booker T. Anderson, Died 11/29/82]

Carden, MildredPark Visalia Assistant Living 3939 W Walnut Ave.Visalia, California 93277-3978 (559) 625-3388 [Noel Edgar Carden, Died 9/19/97]

Chen, Nora (Yamashiro)1357 Tourney Dr.San Jose, CA 95131 (408) 926-1027[Peter F. Chen, Died 6/28/99]

Churchill, Bonnie4161 Luxor Lane Granite Bay, CA 95745[Verl Churchill, Died 11/20/08]

Clazie, Lois827 Montrose Court Santa Rosa, CA 95409[Robert (Bob) Clazie, Died 6/18/09]

Cluff, Cecilia 454 Cross StreetShafter, CA 93263(661) 746-5388[Laurence Cluff, Died 1/17/07]

Colyer, Lillian (Susie)1050 Pine St. #217Silver City, NM 88061(505) 534-2973[Clifford Henry Colyer, Died 11/18/97]

Conrad, Jean1005 Rancho Lindo Dr.Petaluma, CA 94952(707) [email protected] [Rolfe John Conrad, Died 7/24/99]

Damonte, Mary6250 North Park Ave. #102Tacoma, WA 98407-2228(253) 759-0205[Roy Damonte, Diaconal, Died 9/22/00]

Davidson, Virginia L.P.O. Box 1485Pioneer, CA 95666-1485(209) [email protected][John Howard Acton, Died 3/8/99]

Dirdak, Eileene 7611 Lighthouse Dr. #105Stockton, CA 95219(209) 952-8789[Charles Dirdak, Died 7/3/99]

Disbrow, Doris1639 - 21st AvenueLongview, WA 98632-3607(360) [email protected][Carl Cook Disbrow, Died July 5, 2006]

Engle, Janet800 Blossom Hill Road Q-262 Los Gatos, CA 95032(408) 356-4211[Irvin Allen Engle, Died 4/25/75]

Finau, Falemei238 Puddingstone RoadAlameda CA 94502-6448(510) 521-8839 home (510) 866-6660 (cell) [email protected][Samipeni Finau, Died 11/1/06]

Findley, Myrtle BickfordP.O. Box 1480 [33 Sunset Circle]Colfax, CA 95713 (530) 346-2450FAX (530) [email protected][Robert Winn Findley, Died 3/12/92]

Fink, Kenneth C. (Rev.)2590 Sixth Ave.Kingsburg, CA 93631 (559) 897-2879[Helen Tooker Fink, Died 12/31/84]

Florendo, Norma729 Snead Court Atwater, CA 95301[Josue Florendo, Died 10/31/08]

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Garretson, Myra J. 1762 Sycamore St Gridley, CA 95948 (530) 846-4059[Alvin Garretson, Died 9/7/66]

Gaxiola, Sarah440 S. Val Vista Drive, #8Mesa, AZ 85204[Manuel Vega Gaxiola, Died 11/24/99]

Getty, Bernicec/o Sterling Getty1027 Wisteria Dr.Fremont, CA 94539 [Donald Albert Getty, Died 11/8/01]

Goodwin, Mary-Lee 458 Beardsley CircleHenderson, NV 89052(702) 837-0610[George D. Goodwin, Died 8/7/81]

Gray, Cynthia6748 Hagen Blvd.El Cerrito, CA 94530(510) 235-4325 [email protected][Frederick Grant Gray III, Died 9/12/01]

Gulick, Mary-Lee 309 Hartford PlaceWest Monroe, LA 71291-8687(318) 396-0435[Samuel Warren Lenderman, Died 5/31/79]

Ham, Doris L. 1355 Stabler Lane, #47Yuba City, CA 95993(530) 671-3409[Chester H. Ham, Died 1/31/59]

Haver, Joan 6253 N. Palm Avenue #124Fresno, CA 93704(559) 435-5749[Lynn Harold Haver, Died 2/15/90]

Henderson, Leila18215 S.E. Webfoot Rd.Dayton, OR 97114(503) 868-7120[Douglas Haig Henderson, Died 8/12/94]

Henry, Naoko 2333 Kapiolani Blvd. #2605Honolulu, HI 96826 (808) 943-0211 [Frank Bernard Henry, Died 10/1/96]

Hicks, Deborah 2520 Berrywood Dr.Rancho Cordova, CA 95670(916) 635-9292 (916) 852-6529 FAX[Thomas Warren Hicks, Died 10/14/06]

Hill, ChristinePark Side Commons900 - 143rd Avenue, #29San Leandro, CA 94578-3345(510) 895-9490[Robert Delano Hill, Died 1/14/97]

Hinshaw, Doreen (Hart)5108 Linda Lou Dr.Carmichael, CA 95608(916) 283-4278 [email protected] [J. Richard Hart, Died 8/22/04]

Hirschfeld, Iva Mae (Ivy)535 Brandywine Dr.Lodi, CA 95240(209) 369-9365 [Herbert Chester Hirschfeld, Jr., Died 1/4/03]

Horikoshi, Hisako6103 Columbia Avenue Richmond, CA 94804(510) [email protected] [Yoshikazu Casper H., Died 12/3/01]

Houser, Marjorie7101 180th St.Noble OK 73068-6500(405) 899-4832 [Richard Emmett, Houser, Jr., Died 1/25/00]

Hunt, Ella Marie3400 Wagner Heights Rd, Cottage #25 Stockton, CA 95209-4864(209) 473-7734 [William Paschall Hunt, Died 12/3/06]

Iles, Louise M.11045 8th Ave. NE #611Seattle, WA 98125(206) 361-0961[Dwight Moody Iles, Died 12/10/90]

Jones, Vola Mae5900 Canyon View Dr., #226Paradise, CA 95696[Bruce Jones, Died 10/26/08]

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Jue, Lillie[7472 Moeser Ln.] P.O. Box 807El Cerrito, CA 94530(510) 525-5720 Fax (510) 524-3125 [email protected][Jun Wan Jue, Died 3/6/00]

Kalausa, ‘Opeti P.O. Box 1593San Bruno, CA 94066-7593(650) 225-9859[‘Ana Moala Tiueti, Died 11/28/03]

Kidd, Augusta (Gussie)5710 Vernal FallsMariposa, CA 95338(209) 966-5710[Joseph Robertson Kidd, Died 3/23/03]

Kim, In Sook302 Lansdale Ave. #B Millbrae, CA 94030 [Jong-Ho Kim, Died 3/19/09]

Kim, Kook-Hui565 Belleview #1408Oakland, CA 94610(510) 452-9322[Jong-Won Kim, Died 1/2/08]

Kim, Su-Kyong1360 Arbolita Dr.La Habra, CA 90631(562) 697-1227 [Ha Tai Kim, Died 3/16/07]

Kye, Yang Ja23750 Highland Valley Rd. #908Diamond Bar, CA 91765(909) 396-1529 cell (714) 926-7741 [Dong Choon Kye, Died 10/2/06]

Lawton, Jean9207 Summer Pond Ct.Elk Grove, CA 95624(916) 685-5444[William Joseph Lawton, Died 7/28/02]

Lee, Carol122 Double Oak Rd NPrince Frederick MD 20678-4553(410) 414-9363[Charles Henry Lee, Died 6/24/07]

Leslie, Paula 1800 Atrium Parkway #438Napa, CA 94559(707) 258-2275[Robert Campbell Leslie, Died 6/14/06]

Lint, Elizabeth 1219 S.E. 31st TerraceCape Coral, FL 33904(941) 542-2973[Lewis Lint, Died 11/7/08]

Litov, Alice19841 Carnation LaneCastro Valley, CA 94546(510) [email protected] [Tzvetan Alexander Litov, Died 9/24/97]

Long, Doris 2750 Sierra Sunrise Terrace, #22 Chico, CA 95928(530) 879-1798[Wayne Harold Long, Died 3/19/01]

Lord, Velma S.1850 Alice St. Apt. 421Oakland, CA 94612(510) 273-0661[Charles E. Lord, Died 7/30/69]

Maaga, Mary Manna3975 Rustic RoadCameron Park, CA 95682(530) [email protected] [Boikanyo C. Maaga, Died 10/13/03]

Marker, Coreane M. 988 Mill Run Creek Avenue Henderson, NV 89015-0935(702) 564-7963[Floyd Eugene Marker, Died 11/4/84]

McCorkell, Dorothy399 Ricardo Ave.Santa Rosa, CA 95407-6208(707) 544-4428[Darrell McCorkell, Died 8/3/93]

McCormack, Betty Rae (Hansen)O’Connor Woods3400 Wagner Heights Rd, #16Stockton, CA 95209(209) [email protected][Wendell Emanuel Hansen, Died 10/6/02]

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McCoy, Faye Akamine2255 Hulali Place Honolulu, HI 96819(808) 845-6998[Thomas Alan McCoy, Died 11/26/93]

McGallian, Joy P.O. Box 1736Penn Valley, CA 95946-1736(530) 432-3169[Philip Thomas McGallian, Died 1/4/03]

McIntire, JoeP.O. Box 391 Dubois, WY 82513[Linda Inlow, Died 2/28/09]

McLane, Arleen1026 Ivy St.Chico, CA 95928-6046 (530) 895-3644[George Herbert McLane, Died 3/26/03]

McMath, Mary2401 Redwood Way, #200 Fortuna, CA 94550[John McMath, Died 9/30/08]

McMichael, (Helen) Dorothy 501 Via Casitas #906Greenbrae, CA 94904-1938 (415) 464-1423[Jack Richard McMichael, Died 12/7/84]

McSpadden, Lucia Ann (Shan)448A Sunnyslope Ave.Oakland, CA 94610(510) [email protected] [Bruce K. McSpadden, Died 12/13/00]

Mendiola, Elvira4600 Underwood WaySacramento, CA 95823(916) 395-0174 [Fidel Garza Mendiola, Died 11/10/05]

Miller, DorothyVilla Del Rey3255 Villa Lane, Rm. 121Napa, CA 94558(707) 224-7130[Melvin John Miller, Died 6/15/03]

Nelson, Yoshiko 3500 Harvest Hickory Drive Modesto, CA 95355-8424 (209) 551-1982[Donald Alston Nelson, Died 1/26/05]

Nicholson, Jane (Daily) Addie Meedom House1445 Parkway Drive #104Crescent City, Ca 95531(707) 464-3311[Sherwood Daily, Died 5/31/92]

Okumichi, Naoko Konigsteiner Str. 4865812 Bad Soden/Ts,Germany Phone: (06196) 24795Fax [email protected] [Frank Yoshio Ohtomo, Died 7/13/03]

Osman, Sylvia883 Forest Glade Circle Grass Valley, CA 95945(530) [email protected] [Wesley Harris Osman, Died 7/25/97]

Peters, Jean 6342 Donely PlaceSan Antonio, TX 78247(210) [email protected][Warren Willsey Peters, Died 9/21/06]

Pettigrew, Margaret M.213 Maui Drive Pittsburg, CA 94565(925) 427-7271 [William Beresford Pettigrew, Died 11/8/91]

Prather, Mildred 500 N Plum St. Apt. 101Wellington, KS 67152(620) 326-7014[Cecil Quenton Prather, Died 6/27/99]

Rafeedy, JudyP.O. Box 455Monteque, CA 96064(530) 459-3718[Basel Rafeedy, Died 10/5/07]

Ralph, Arza Maude Elder’s Inn1721 Webster Street #202Alameda, CA 94501(510) 521-9200[William Provis Ralph, Died 8/25/97]

Rand, Rowena 9325 E Stockton Blvd., #233Elk Grove, CA 95624(916) 685-4218[Willard James Rand, Died 6/22/90]

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Roberts, Sandy2464 Plumwood Way Madera, CA 93637 [Frank Roberts, Died 12/5/08]

Robertson, Hazel C.1510 Jennifer St.Richardson, TX 75082-4734(972) 644-0564 [email protected][Thomas Marvin Robertson, Died 2/11/87]

Roush, Eunice D.P.O. Box 154 Roy, WA 98580 (253) 843-2253[Lt. Col. Gary William Roush, Died 3/5/82]

Sager, Elaine412 Railroad Ave.Lodi, CA 95240(209) [email protected] [Donald Lee Sager, Died 5/27/06]

Sanders, Mildred 4444 Greene Street #225San Diego, CA 92107(619) 226-4054 [James Warne Sanders, Died 12/24/03]

Schade, Martha1558 Holly Tree DriveYuba City, CA 95993(530) 671-3454[Sigmund Schade, Died 7/9/08]

Schlager, Evelyn1656 Javore Dr.Santa Rosa, CA 95407(707) 526-7181[Robert Lee Schlager, Died 7/16/04]

Scott, Klara J. 3335 W. Lincoln Avenue, #335Anaheim, CA 92801(714) 484-1972[Randall D. Scott, MOD, Died 12/10/82]

Sesser, Ruth N. 1324 Dan West Court Modesto, CA 95358-1368(209) 521-4935 [email protected] [Fern E. Raymond, Died 10/26/56]

Shartz, Paula701 W. Herbert #2 Reedley, CA 93654(559) [email protected] [Robert Shartz, Died 11/24/06]

Sherrill, Mary Lea 2665 Tallant Road, W-108 Santa Barbara, CA 93105-4886(805) [email protected][Shirley Thornton Sherrill, Died 4/28/02]

Silberstein, Ellen118 Hidden GlenAuburn, CA 95603-4144(530) 888-7060[Charles August Silberstein, Died 9/21/00]

Slack, Nancy 2640 Whispering Hills CircleSan Jose, CA 95140(408) 270-5295[Ted Slack, Died 9/18/99]

Smith, Linda380 Paul DriveHollister, CA 95023(831) 636-1891 [email protected][Richard Winton Smith, Died 12/23/03]

Sowards, A-Della3061 Battleview Pl. Stockton, CA 95209 (209) 478-9984[Jesse Allen Sowards, Died 11/20/01]

Summers, Katrina162 College View DriveSwannanoa, NC 28778(828) 298-5320[Herbert Andrew Summers, Died 3/13/08]

Suzuki, Seda1440 Cedar St.Berkeley, CA 94702(510) 524-0455 [Lester Eisaburo Suzuki, Died 3/1/99]

Swedenburg, Eldora10501 Lagrima de Oro Road NEAlbuquerque, NM 87111(505) 291-3208[Everett Swedenburg, Died 1/27/08]

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Tarr, Donna71 Paso HondoCarmel Valley, Ca 93924(831) [email protected][Robert Tarr, Died 11/2/05]

Terrell, Helen925 Freedom Blvd., Apt. B-212Watsonville, CA 95076(831) 724-3427[Olan Arvene Terrell, Died 12/30/97]

Thornburgh, Velma P. O. Box 1243Silver Springs NV 89429(775) 577-2136[Alfred Herchell Thornburgh, Died 1/13/96]

Thurman, Jeanette S.1800 Atrium Parkway, #427 Napa, CA 94559(707) 255-1644[Arthur V. Thurman, Died 4/1/81]

Tremayne, Priscilla911 Lazy Ln.Kerrville, TX 78028-2825(830) 895-1106 [email protected] [Ernest Tremayne, Died 4/26/07]

Tuffs, Doris 1401 New Stine Rd. #1101 Bakersfield, CA 93309(661) 831-7676 [Floyd E. Tuffs, Died 3/23/93]

Vise, Una c/o David Vise14515 Paynes Creek RoadRed Bluff, CA 96080(530) 674-2510[Harry Harve Vise, Died 12/24/95]

Walker, Waunita Alice2750 Sierra Sunrise Terrace The Inn #19 Chico, CA 95928(530) 345-8436[Carl Edgar Walker, Died 1/27/04]

Ward, Kay (Pritchard)601 N. PrattCarson City, NV 89701(775) 841-4474 [Joseph Henry Pritchard, Died 2/8/93]

Watson, Sharon10108 Brandy Rose StreetBakersfield, CA 93311(661) 663-9854[Stephen Watson, Died 11/4/01]

Watters-Julsing, Kathleen (Kay)16309 Pine Knoll RoadGrass Valley, CA 95945(530) [email protected][Richard Watters, Died 11/10/86]

Stapleton, CarolynChinese United Methodist Church 69 Madison Street New York, NY 10002[Andrew Weaver, Died 10/22/08]

Wells, Jeannine135 Woodland Ave., Box 51Woodland, CA 95695-2302(530) [email protected][Donald Winfred Wells, Died 3/8/06]

Wendler, Marion3120 Live Oak Blvd. #111Yuba City, CA 95991(530) 673-7712[Herman Franklin Wendler, Died 4/29/00]

White, Claire Duggan51192 Huntington LaneGranger, IN 46530(574) [email protected] [James Floyd White, Died 10/31/04]

Whitehead, Harriet12751 N. Plaza Del Rio Blvd. #1208Peoria, AZ 85381-5197(623) 933-8712 [Lewis Alfred Whitehead, Died 7/30/03]

Williamson, Arlene29179 Delgado Road Hayward, CA 94544[Lee Williamson, Died 7/29/09]

Youngbird-Holt, John P.O. Box 398Potter Valley, CA 95469(707) [email protected] [Carol Youngbird-Holt, Died 8/12/03]

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SURVIVING DEPENDENTS:John Desmond Tutu Maaga, 12Zola Mary Magdalene Maaga, 10Samipeni K. P. Finau, 17Lopeti Lutuola Finau, 15Limueli Punalei Finau, 9

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Diaconal Ministers

Precious Craft Director of Music, Shattuck Avenue UMC

H: 8260 Anton Way, Sacramento, CA 95823, 916-393-1139

Ch: 6300 West Shattuck Ave. Oakland, CA 94609, 510-653-4028

FAX: 916-393-1139, pc/[email protected]

Linda Kuruhara LOA - H: 1320 Chestnut St.; Selma, CA 93662, 559-898-0546

[email protected]

RETIRED

John Espie 1190 SW Imperial Ave., #16, King City, OR 97224


Margaret Estrada 8600 North West Lane #84, Stockton, CA 95210, , 209-472-0188

Cheryl Olson (Butz) 1281 23rd St. NE , Salem OR 97301

(503)991-5184; [email protected]

Ardys Sandell Evangelism, Local Pastor, Lake Isabella Highland Chapel

H: P.O. Box 2075 (760) 379-1449

Ch: 5301 Lake Blvd. Lake Isabella, CA 93240 (760) 379-2120

[email protected]

Deaconesses

Susan Burgess Medical Services Administrative Assistant II, Planned Parenthood: Shasta-Diablo, 2201 San Jose Dr., # 0-104, Antioch, CA 94509 San Jose, 1st UMC; San Jose District

Judith Day Jr. Kindergarten Teacher, Walnut Avenue UMC Preschool; PO Box 5653, Walnut Creek, CA 94596-1653, Walnut Creek UMC; Bay View District

Ellen R. Dizon Teacher, Little Star Pre-School, 1697 Canyon Dr., Pinole, CA 94564 Pinole UMC; Bay View District

Katherine Kim Director, Senior Ministries, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Valley, 200 Thyme Ave., Morgan Hill, CA 95037 Korean UMC of Santa Clara Valley; San Jose District

Nora B. Marker Teacher, The Ark Christian Pre-School; 218 Brookdale Ave., San Francisco, CA 94134 San Francisco, Grace UMC; Golden Gate District

Josephine Pablo Teacher, Little Star Pre-School “Too,” 2362 Shawn Dr., San Pablo, CA 94608 Pinole UMC; Bay View District

CertifiedPersonsDirector of Christian Education Mary Jane Deiranieh (Retired), Linda Kuruhara

Associate of Christian Education Donna C. Lindsay, Cheryl (Butz) Olson

Associate in Evangelism Ardys Sandell (Retired)

Spiritual Formation Frank Gomez

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Missionaries Related to the Conference

Missionaries Related to the ConferenceChan, Joseph: Missionary, 5 St. 278, Sangkat Boeng Keng Kang, Phnom Peng, Cambodia

Chan, Marilyn: Missionary, 5 St. 278, Sangkat Boeng Keng Kang, Phnom Peng, Cambodia

Jeffrey, Paul: 1685 Rosy Turn, Eugene, OR 97404

Kelley, Mary Catherine: Free Wesleyan (Methodist) Schools in Tonga; P.O. Box 2269, Arnold, CA 95223; [email protected]

Kies, Larry & Jane: c/o Africa University, P.O., Box 1320, Mutare, Zimbabwe

Martzen, George: Trinity Theological College; 490 Upper Bukit Timah Rd., Singapore 6780093

Parker, Katherine: Missionary, Cambodia, 36 Catalpa Avenue, Mill Valley, CA 94941-2802

Partridge, Carol: Christian Education Director, (Macedonia United Methodist Conference), Zagrebacka 4, MK2400 Strumica, Macedonia.

Sheperd, Helen M.: Missions/health care programming and development in Mongolia; C.P.O. Box 1242, Ulaanbaatar 13, Mongolia; [email protected]

Yamamoto, Claudia & Toshimasa:1-14-6 Tama-cho, Fuchi-shi, Tokyo, 183-0002, Japan

Yu, Chin Cheak: Trinity Theological College, 490 Upper Bukit Timah Rd., Singapore 6780093

Conference Lay Ministers (CLayM)Graduates of the CLayM program church assignments as noted (LP = Local Pastor)

LeRoy (Tony) Albiston - BiggsBill AlexanderEdna Andres - Fremont, St. Paul's AssociateVilma AntonioLloyd Ash - Dixon AssociateLeslee BairdJoan R. (Jo) Baker-WarrenOsea BatilogaChris Bauer - Los Molinos AssistantRobert BeazorJean BecketPerry Becky Roberta BeersJohn Berryman - Jefferson UM Parish, Assistant

CoordinatorMario BetancourtVickie BlomquistNaoma BodinJohn Bosch - LP JacksonPauline Bowen - LP Anderson, TrinityVoris Brumfield - MiddletownR Duncan BryceBob BucknerCindy BurgerSandra BurkittMargaretta Byrde - San Francisco, Jones Memorial

AssociateRudy CanoRobert Christison

Dwight Clark, Jr.Norman ClowEd Coker - LP GridleyPatti A. ConnerDebi CooperKarl CoulterDebi CreightonIlaisa Dakunivosa - RetiredCarol Vikse DavisValanne de BourgFermin "Dee" de la TorreElmar de Ocera - LPDebbie Dillon - LP Christian Fellowship, FresnoPeggy DrainJohn Edwards - 1st Congregational, RiponJudith Edwards - 1st Congregational, RiponBlanche FarnamDon FlehartyLinda ForseyPunalei Fuapua - LP Tevita FusimalohiVaughn GoddardRuby GoodnightMarj GooseyJulie GordonRuth Goesele GriffinDavid Griggs - LP Sacramento, Wesley Gladiole S GuiraoRebecca Harlan

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CLayM, continuedAlfred HarrisCraig HaysBob HellamCarolyn Henderson Karen Hester - Vallejo, Wayside Pastoral AssistantJoe HoffmanBeverley HollowayErnie HollowayMichele Holloway - LPBill HutchinsonDavid JacobsenKathy JakolatAlvin JamesLynda JamiesonDiane Johnson - LP RetiredJohn JonesRobert "Bobby" Jones - LP Sacramento, Oak ParkCharlene KaferWoo-jeong KimHelen KinelJoy KitchelChristian KnoxNorma Lampley Robert Larson Kent LeslieKathy LucasStella MallMichael MaloneyBarbara MartinCelina MayorgaCarmen McBrideBruce McClellanMary McCollumMac McKeeLuann MeadeMartha Milk - YeringtonBill MillerHeidi MoalaSione MoalaJoseph J. Morgan - LP MontagueLois MorganAlpha MorseOrval MosbyNancy MullJoy Allicock MunroeMary Helen NickelberryMartha NobleLane Noyes - LP SutterAura-lila Ochoa - LP Lodi, SalemCraig OehmeBryan OsborneBill OwenJay Parr - Los Gatos Assistant for Congregational

Growth

Daislyn PeaseRuben PerezMargaret PettigrewNancy Pharis-Curie - LP El CaminoMichael Pina - LP KlamathRoy Pina - Round ValleyJohn PineauSteve Pudinski - LP Smith RiverGrace RaigosaSusan RamseyCharles RatuSireli RokoyawaRichard (Rolly) Rollison - LovelockJames RossRonald SachsHoward Sanborn - CorningZora SanbornTom SartwellAnne Schlesinger - PE LeGrandEd SchwynSusan ScottDaune ShattoDonald Sheffel, M. D.James H. Shell - Arbuckle & Williams Stan SkooglundBob SmithKapani Taukolo - Sacramento, Trinity AssistantNancy ThompsonFaleosi TiuetiLuke TonataLois TowLaura TowerLanton TuileilaTapuai (Louis) VailiPeter von BrockdorffMeliki VulacaTorn WalburnCathy Warner - Boulder CreekGwenetta Washington-Harrison Dr. Rosa Washington-OlsonRay Watkins - ConeTom Weathers - LP SonoraBart Welsh - Smith ValleyRon West - LP North SacramentoBob WilliamsMelvin C WilliamsLoren Woodmansee - RetiredAngela WrightAlice WygantJonah Yang - LP Fresno, GraceTeng Yang

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Lay Members of the Conference 2009

Alameda, Buena Vista Lynda Fong

Jo Takata

Alameda, Twin Towers Marjorie Garner

Laumanu Ika

Jen Tellier

Barbara Wolf

Alamo, San Ramon Valley Peggy Crawford

William Rust

Terry Sherman

Joanne Van Bezey

Albany Warren Spare

Antioch Billie Pfotzer

Howard Pfotzer

Berkeley, Epworth Judy Kriege

Sandra Sanders-West

Berkeley, Korean Byung Jun Park

Berkeley, Methodist Olivia IwahashiUnited Church Paul Iwahashi

Berkeley, Trinity Dorothy Wonder

Brentwood Diana Easley

Dolores Hauan

Castro Valley Joann Simmons

Concord Sandra Blazer

Bud Busick

Concord, Korean Soon Ho Choi

Won Chul Lee

Dixon Mike Wood

El Cerrito Cindy Leondore

El Sobrante John Davies

Vickie Resso

Janice Rhodes

Hayward, First Carol Slatten

Charles Snipes

Hayward, South Hayward Patti Conner

Doni Galang

Lafayette Celeste Graham

Livermore, Asbury Susan Danan

Martie Muldoon

Martinez Doug Sibley

Napa, First Michael Herzog

Pat Hitchcock

Barbara Thompson

Oakland, Chinese Walter ChewCommunity Derek Lang

Oakland, Downs Memorial Jim Taylor

Rualette White

Oakland, Elmhurst Eathen Gums, Jr.

Vivian Jones

Oakland, Fale Maama Faleosi Tiueti

Oakland, Korean Jenny Kwon

Oakland, Lake Merritt Virginia Turner

Oakland, Lake Park Ron Fujie

Oakland, Laurel 'Otutoa Afu

Oakland, Shattuck Avenue Juanita Halliday

Venita Jones

Oakland, Taylor Memorial Jennie Bellard

Christine Mason

Brenda Mims-Wilson

Orinda, St. Mark's Joan Holzinger

Pinole Peter Katigbak

Pittsburg Gwennetta Harrison

Pleasanton, Lynnewood Sara Ardell

Julia Roth

Richmond, Easter Hill Mary Logan

Linda Wright

Richmond, First Jean Reynolds

Richmond, Good Shepherd Betty Leath

Pat Yamamoto

Richmond, St. Luke's Robert Dycus


Bay View District

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Richmond, St. Luke's Betty Young

San Leandro, Faith Willis St. Hill

George Tait

San Leandro, First Roger Doering

John Pearson

San Leandro, Formosan Patrick Huang

San Ramon, Grace Choi Hae Yook

Kathy Perisho

Chong Yun Yi

St. Helena Charlotte Butcher

Vacaville, Faith Fellowship Dennis Walther

Vacaville, St. Paul's Margaret Capron

Vallejo, Fellowship Herb Rillera

Vallejo, Wayside Karen Hester

Nelia Mate

Jane Chang

Walnut Creek, First William Herrick

Emerson Mitchell

Laura Peck

Walnut Creek, Tice Valley Barbara Hall

Jewell Ward

Delta DistrictCameron Park, Foothills Kristine Melton

Roy Tougaw

Citrus Heights Lila Fraizier

Davis John Knight

Helen Roland

Elk Grove Nancy Daley

Michele Rowland-Bird

Elk Grove, Point Pleasant Monica Ketterling

Jan Stendahl

Elverta Cathy James

Escalon Bill Lebo

Fair Oaks Bill Floyd

Katy Houghton

Farmington Laura Tower

Galt George Ahern

Leona Dameron

Ron Dameron

Hughson Marcia Scott

Ione Claire Clark

Glen Gillum

Isleton, Community Evelyn Wilson

Jackson Judy Ferrell

Lincoln Ben Horner

Gail Llamas

Linden Joan Cunningham

Lodi, First Bill Davidson

Loomis, First Frank Bailey

Rod Gross

Fred Hitchens

George Mullenix

Manteca, St. Paul's Ron Graham

Steve Parsons

Modesto, Centenary Erika Cummings

Harold Cummings

Modesto, First Bill Burchell

Marsha Kidd

Roger Vinande

Oakdale, Community Ken Iwahashi

Glenn Richardson

Patterson, Federated Chrch Ernest Moeller

Judy Noah

Placerville, El Dorado Susan PetersCounty Federated Doris Woods

Rancho Cordova Mike Hughes

Bud Kress

Rio Linda, Community Susan Davis

Erik Hartstrom

Donna Swalley

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Armona Debbie Abrahamson

Atwater Ed Jackson

Bakersfield, First Diana Taylor

Herb Taylor

Bakersfield, St. Mark's Dorothy Kuester

Wilma Naylor

Bakersfield, Trinity Nathan Meeks

Jennifer Rush-Tucker

Ernestine Torres

Bakersfield, Wesley Patricia Carter

Caroline Close

Caruthers Ray Bircher

Chowchilla ChristChurch Mike Torell

Clovis, Fresno Korean Fellowship

Tai Hyung Lee

Rocklin, Cornerstone Community Joseph Moore

Barbara Schwartz

Roseville, First Lee Gilbert

Erin McGrath

Sacramento, Centennial Fran Eldredge

Joanne Iritani

Tom Manning

Sacramento, Central Kathy Welch

Sacramento, Emmanuel Anita Freitas

Sacramento, Faith Judi Rath

Sacramento, First Martins Nwoke

Sacramento, Florin Beth Snyder

Don Towne

Sacramento, Japanese Kent Nakashima

Betty M. Suzuki

Sacramento, Riverside Bob Kamuf

Sacramento, St. Andrew's Bob Emens

Sacramento, St. Mark's Ralph Davis

Orrinda Stockton

Sacramento, Trinity Jonathan Vang

Sacramento, Wesley Joyce Brinsky

Sonora James Edward Nuzum

Soulsbyville Terry Haduck

Tom Selfridge

Stockton, Central Helen Click

Martha Tipton

Stockton, Grace Rick Young

Stockton, Holy Cross Virginia Gallagher

Stockton, St. Paul's Lewis Hobbs

Sutter Creek Karen Friis

Linda Perkins

Tracy, First Linda Groves

Lamar Stephenson

Turlock, First Jim Hull

Joanne Hull

Valley Springs Community Caryl Floyd

Woodland Louis Lafayette

Roz Stone

Merle Swanson

Roger Swanson

Fresno DistrictClovis, Memorial Judy Gross

Clovis, United Japanese Christian

Cosh Ng

Corcoran, First Lua Woffinden

Delano Jennie Harris

Dinuba, First Andrew Clifton

Dos Palos Will George

Exeter Wanda Twibell

Firebaugh Ray Knight

Fresno, Calwa Don Heffernan

Judy Heffernan

Fresno, Christian Fellowship

Manolo Garcia

Fresno, Grace Bill Lupo

Fresno, Sierra Vista Lula Fairley

Fresno, St. Mark's Mildred Brewer

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Fresno, Wesley Cat Barclay

Ruth Seibert

Hanford David Beeman

Kerman Ken Moore

Lynn Moore

Kernville Sue McKinney

Lake Isabella, Highland Chapel

Vickie Lipke

LeGrand Dana Moroni

Lemoore Darryl Shaw

Lindsay Waymon Roberson

Livingston Robert Ohki

JoAnn Wells

Los Banos Ron Dybas

Madera Dan and Diane Maxfield

Mariposa Yuki Carbaugh

Beth Tomsick

Merced Gwen Bortner

Connie Jones

New Cuyama, Cuyama Community

Louise Draucker

Oakhurst New Community Janet Rawlings

Porterville, First Danielle Lungren

Porterville, Grand Avenue David Itzenhauser

Maxine Itzenhauser

Reedley Fellowship Margaret Crabtree

Reedley, First Jim Leesch

Riverdale Sharon Thomas

Sanger Bob Virden

Mitzi Virden

Selma, First Linda Kuruhara

Deby Wyrick

Selma, San Pablo Lydia Gutierrez

Tehachapi Valley Chuck Stowell

Tipton Marjorie Boyer

Tranquility Laurie Kinnunen

Tulare Jo Sullivan

Visalia Ronald Burris

Bill Decker

Mollie Epperson

Wasco Bill Peck

Weldon Jackie Cole

Covelo, Round Valley Roy Pina

Daly City, UMC of Daly City

Mercedes Pinkard

Isagani Soy

Forestville Bobbie Fortunati

Kelly Vaughan

Fort Bragg, Evergreen Pat Marshall

Half Moon Bay, Loralyn Alaimo Community Frank Vento

Healdsburg Community Church Carl Finwall

Mill Valley, Mt. Tamalpais Joanna Beck

Howard Parker

Millbrae, New Vision Donna Carpenter

Findlay Hurrell

Novato Beverly Pool

Annie Schneeflock

Don Simmerman

Petaluma Craig McClain

Karen McClain

Philo Joanadel Hurst

Shirley Tompkins

Point Arena, St. Paul's Elizabeth Elstun

Potter Valley, Community Robert Larson

Redwood City, First Ann Marie Sulzbach

Redwood City, Woodside Barbara Fleenor

Road Bennett Mele

Rohnert Park, St. John's Grace Johnson


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San Bruno, First Tongan Paluhea Lokotui

Suaesi Maafu

Maile Taufa

San Carlos, Fale Hufanga Inoke Faupula Tongan Sisilia Faupula

San Francisco, Bethany Cathy Personius

San Francisco, Calvary Jim Coppfer

San Francisco, Chinese Mr. Sherman Tam

Mrs. Sherman Tam

San Francisco, Epworth UM Fellowship

Jason Lam

Eliza Wong

San Francisco, Geneva Ave Romeo Mojica

Carmencita Navarro

San Francisco, Glide Memorial

Michael Alexander

Randall Baird

Chris Freimuth

Alex Souto

San Francisco, Grace Julius Abundo

San Francisco, Jones Robert Mitchell Memorial Gail Toliver

San Francisco, Korean Byung Sook Lee

San Francisco, Ohnnury Insook Kim Mission Sun Kim

Even Il Lee

San Francisco, Park Presidio

Natasha Kanhai

San Francisco, Pine Emily Allen

Daniel Goto

Trey Houston

San Francisco, Temple E. Tyree Johnson

Tyree Johnson

Chudy Nnebe

San Mateo, Crystal Springs Steve Schlichter

San Mateo, Hillsdale Sione Haupeakui

Yvonne Merrian

Jim Smelker

San Mateo, Shoreview Felise Augafa

Tunufa'i Fe'aomoeata

Tautala Pesefea

San Rafael, Aldersgate Henry Gaskins

San Rafael, First Ellen Randall

Santa Rosa, Christ Millie Burt

Myra Gaiser

Santa Rosa, First Ashley Pryor

Charles Rhodes

Sarah Rhodes

John Walsworth

Sebastopol Lorna Blanc

Wilbur Roberts

Sonoma Kay Nemeth

Kandi Weider

South San Francisco: Hope Dee Anne Paron

Ukiah Nancy Commons

Kevin Murphy

Willits Frank Barr

Windsor Avonna Huff


Auburn, Pioneer Melinda Robinson

Carson City, First Linda Bellemore

Sharon Rogers

Dave Troescher

Kay Ward

Chester Cathryn Kent

Douglas Miller

Coleville, Antelope Valley Hal Moldenhauer

Colfax Dottie Vieira

Downieville Pat Lawrence

Dutch Flat Diane Star

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Virginia Wolfe

Ely Leslie Martin

Lois Weaver

Gardnerville, Carson Valley Curt Sonderegger

Georgetown Gary Johnson

Margery Pliley

Grass Valley Margaret Currier

Joan Heinsohn

Greenville Marsha Roby

Kings Beach Thomas Ryder

McGill Mark Drain

Virginia Tweedy

Nevada City Barbara Mark

Newcastle Debbie Cunningham

North San Juan Delores Brown

Portola Ronald Heald

Barbara Mowery

Quincy Carol Leonhardt

Lisa Wallace

Reno, First Tongan Fellowship Paea Langi

Reno, First Carol Barr

Donald Barr

Reno, South Reno Noel Argall

Kathryn Jakolat

Diane Schroder

Katy Wayen

Reno, St. Paul's Leonard Clark

Linda Clark

Sierra City Tom Dines

Smith Valley Erin Jacobsen

Sandy Jurey

Marvin Rupe

Sparks Mona Sargent

Susanville Dennis Roberts

Karen Sherve

Taylorsville Francis Anderson

Truckee, Church of the Mountain Donna Sundale

Winnemucca Linda Felton

Yerington, Community Karen Kostenbader

Carol Woodward

San Jose DistrictAptos, Community Marcia Burns

Sheila Vaughn

Boulder Creek Linda Lininger

Campbell Damon Goforth

Jan Grodeon

Sarah Goforth

Carmel, Church of the Wayfarer Mary Ann Prickett

Ward Prickett

Cupertino, The Good Samaritan Carolyn Bircher

Flo Harrison

Fremont, First Becky Denevan

Fremont, St. Paul's Mel Bactad

Miriam Bactad

Rose Agana

Gilroy Kathy Teraji

Greenfield Hilda Reitzel

Hollister Barbara Nicoara

Rochelle Flosi

Los Altos David Forderer

Harvey Dixon

Katie Stout

Lynne McCoy

Ron Grace

Stan Barkey

Susan Harlan

Los Gatos Aki Okuno

Art Okuno

Jeanette McNeely

Marina Kathy Kulper

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Shasta District

Marina, Canaan Korean Changhee Lee

Kwnagshin Chun

Milpitas, Sunnyhills Daislyn Pease

Monterey Carolyn Bitter

Morgan Hill Trish DeWett

Mt. View, Trinity Siga Bari

Pacific Grove, First Jane Cross

Marcele Price

Palo Alto, Aldersgate Yoshiro Befu

Palo Alto, First Tongan Sunia Sanft

Palo Alto, First Harriet Howell

Janet Nicholls

Lynn Brown

Palo Alto, St. Andrew's Betsy Sandford

Renee Danson

Palo Alto, Wesley Carol Love

Prunedale Eva Brillante

Salinas, First Prem Lal

San Jose, Almaden Hills Judy Chamberlin

Lillian Guansing

Russ Britschgi

San Jose, Alum Rock Derrick Rainbow

San Jose, Calvary Nina Klepac

San Jose, Cambrian Park Karen Fillmore

Rhonda Canale

San Jose, Evergreen Valley Gene Granadosin

Vangie Granadosin

San Jose, First Cindy Manley

Ellen Terry Shaner

San Jose, Genesis Martin Hawkins

San Jose, Korean UMC of Santa Clara Vly Arnold Sohn

Kee Choi

Susan Ha

San Jose, La Trinidad Edgar Silva

San Jose, St. Paul's Fern Jo Kaukonen

San Jose, Wesley Jane Hayashi

Nobuko Palmer

Warren Hayashi

San Jose, Willow Glen Harriet Hosack

Santa Clara Berta Hatchett

Santa Clara, Bethel Korean Janette Kim

Young Ki Yi

Santa Cruz , UMC of Santa Cruz Linda Finch

Michael Boyd

Seaside, Hilltop Latu Moli

Soledad, Mision Metodista Hispana de Soledad Angela Barena

Sunnyvale, Galilee Korean Il Ran Song

Sunnyvale, Trinity Bob McGowan

Gloria Castor

Lois Chestnutt

Sunnyvale, Valley Faith Linda Albano

Watsonville, First Mildred Von Schell

Ruth Baade

Anderson, Trinity Shirley Easley

Arcata Carol Moore

Jeff Arnold

Biggs, Community Bill Koehler

Chico, Aldersgate Diane Evans

Al Schroder

David Haynes

Steve Runner

Clearlake Oaks Dan Smith

Margaret Medeiros

Colusa, Trinity Joyce Richards

Elizabeth Yerxa

Corning Sylvia Meents

Crescent City Elden Buhler

Joan Buhler

Durham, Community Verlon Holt

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Middletown, Community UMC Norm Benson

Mary Benson

Mt. Shasta, Community UMC Barbara Ward

Oroville, First UMC Gladeen LeBoeuf

Paradise UMC June Blackwell

Theresa Sorg

Redding First UMC Jerry Hurley

April Pryor

Shasta Lake, Community UMC Gary Lewis

Williams Parkside UMC Etta Higgins

Willows, First UMC Tina Martin

Lisa Kennedy

YrekaUMC Chet Shelden

Dora Shelden

Dave Ebersole

Yuba City, Grace Loretta Thomas

Yuba City, Love Korean UMC Chin Noyes

Suk Noyes

Etna Jean Skinner

Eureka First Jill Kimura

Allison Kimura

Fall River Mills Barbara St. John

Michael Martin

Fortuna Melanie Guadarrama

Gerber, El Camino Janice Long

Lois Tow

Gridley UMC Patricia Coker

Kelseyville Duane Engle

Eilene Engle

Knights Landing UMC Diane Bivert

Los Molinos: Cone Community UMC Barbara Whitten

Colette Bauer

Marysville, First UMC Ray Anderson

Kao Thao

McKinleyville, Joyful Healer Steve Carlson

Mary Meyer

Meridian UMC Harold Rohleder

LayMembersofAnnualConferencebyVirtueofOffice2009 - 2010

Ruby BagoDon BarrSandy BlazerRuss BritschgiWanda CelliNancy DaleyDebbie DillonRob DunningPaul Extrum-FernandezBlanche FarnamPaul Hampson

David HaynesMichael HerzogKaren HiltonSusan HunnConnie HunterTyree JohnsonKatherine KimNina KlepacLavinia MateialonaRandy MillerKatherine Parker

Pat StoutLaddie Perez-GalangBruce PettitGayle ShearmanBetty SuzukiJim TaylorLaura TowerRosa Washington-OlsonNeal WilliamsSharron Williams

Youth Delegation of the Conference 2009Elizabeth BeachemZach BloydJonathan CarlsonChristina Cummings Masaley Fangupo

Jesse LiraTom McHughAaron RhodesEmma RhodesPaul Rohrberg

Marissa SimpsonErik StevensonMele TaukoloRobbie Wyckoff

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Conference Lay Speakers

Bay View District

Conference Lay Speakers

Berkeley Epworth Donna Hamilton

Katie Johnson

Sharon Strachan

Byron Carol L Commons

Chinese Community UMC Yin Burt

Wong Rebecca

Concord First Bettye Greer

Downs Memorial UMC Myrna Allums

Jim Taylor

Edward Lampley

Norma Lampley

Harold Fields

Diane Fields

A. Garnett Cheryl

Easter Hill UMC Alfred Daniels

Corrann Withers

Sylvia Britt

Green Arinel

Hancock Nannette

Lawson JoAnn

El Sobrante UMC John Davies

Charlene Kafer

Elmhurst UMC MaeCarter Hattie

Turner Vikki

Hayward First UMC Stanley Faasisila

Sione Moala

Napa UMC Herzog Michael

Pleasanton Lynnewood Sara Ardell

San Ramon Valley UMC Judy Benedict

Shattuck Avenue John Wesley

David Coolidge

South Hayward UMC Laddie Perez-Galang

Patti Conner

Taylor Memorial Cooper Iantha

W. Southhall Russell

Vallejo Fellowship Holder Jeff

Mandapat Belen

Walnut Creek Matthias H. Zayne

Delta DistrictCameron Park, Foothills Debra Barker

Virisila Batiratu

Elk Grove Carol Conley

Art Cummings

Elk Grove, Point Pleasant Margaret DeWitt

Elverta Bob Emens

Hughson Kathy Griggs

Jackson Loisi Hursky

Patterson, Federated Ch. Aileen Johnston

Roseville, First Sam Kinney

Sacramento, Centennial Jim Landon

JoJene Landon

Sacramento, Hope Diane Moody

Sacramento, St. Andrew's Joe Myers

Sacramento, Trinity Martha Noble

Sacramento, Wesley Darrell Perkins

Glory Potts

Sonora Robert Ralls

Ron Sachs

Stockton, Grace LaRae Shaw-Meadows

Sutter Creek Stan Skooglund

Tracy, First Judie Streeter

Tuolumne Kapani Taukolo

Savannah Thaing

Woodland Roxie Tolbert

Martha Weathers

Kim Young

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Fresno DistrictArmona Carol Blank

Nancy Roeben

Atwater Jai Simmons

Richard Worley

Bakersfield, First Mack Phillips

Caruthers Patricia Felts

Clovis, Memorial Max Cannon

Scott Hatfield

Delano Shirley Dyar

Jennie Harris

Dinuba, Palm Rose Abe

Frank Leibert

Terry McKittrick

Firebaugh Maurice Ledford

Linda McCraw

Fresno, Christian Fellowship

Ruby Bago

Hanford Patty Ferrell

Robert Geissler

Kernville Virginia Gates

Tom McKinney

Lemoore Travis Abrahamson

Darryl Shaw

Livingston Elizabeth Kuyper

Dave Roberts

Mariposa Cameron Burley

Rosann Burley

Merced Gwen Bortner

Oakhurst New Community Dennis Ervin

Elizabeth McDaniel

Tehachapi Valley Patricia Hunter

Tulare Sela Tangulu

Ron Vaughn

Wasco Bill Peck

Weldon Debbie Creighton

Golden Gate DistrictDaly City, UMC of Daly

City Norma Valle

Forestville Bob Beazor

Elizabeth Beazor

Nedra Beazor

Chan Castleberry

Bobbie Fortunati

Nancy Jones

Jean Simonds

Kelly Vaughan

Petaluma Carolyn Henderson

Point Arena, St. Paul's George Campbell

Potter Valley, Community Robert Larson

Redwood City, First Ethel Redington

Oliver Redington

Rohnert Park, St. John's Grace Johnson

San Carlos, Fale Hufanga Tongan

Toilea Ahio

Siosi Tapani

Iunisi Tovo

San Francisco, Chinese Halina Folta

Wing Wong

San Francisco, Jones Memorial Charles Clary

Andrea Hayes

Larry Hollingsworth

Jennifer Massengill

Robert Mitchell

Clementine Williams

Kathleen Williams-Clary

San Francisco, Pine Margaret Schulze

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Youth Delegation of the Conference 2009

San Mateo, Hillsdale Sione Haupeakui

Akanesi Maileseni

Lavinia Mateialona

San Rafael, First Suzi Jestadt

Santa Rosa, Christ C. G. Anderson

Pamela Rodriguez

Glo Wellman

Santa Rosa, First Patricia Sanborn

South San Francisco: Hope Dee Anne Paron

Tim Pokrywka

Willits Barbara Mallace

Freddy Mallace

Karen Oslund

Nevada-Sierra DistrictCarlin Teri Feasel

Timothy Gray

Carson City, First Dave Troescher

William Rose-Monet

Colfax Ray Alexander

Ely Ken Kliewer

Fallon, Epworth Richard Casler Sr.

Grass Valley Jean Hardy

James Hook

Nancy Thompson

Kings Beach Robert Dunning

Helen Foster

Peter Poe

McGill Mark Drain

Peggy Drain

Barbara Martin

Nevada City Robert Cairns

Barbara Mark

Debra Satterwhite

Newcastle Rita Harrington

Portola Blanche Farnam

Joanne McDaniels

Barbara Mowrey

Quincy Richard Huffmon

Reno, First Tongan Fellowship Mohelata Afu

Talahiva Palele Finau

Timote Kaufusi

Ana Tangitau

Sione Tangitau

Reno, South Reno Kathryn Jakolat

Stanley Schmidt

Reno, St. Paul's Linda Clark

Steven Harrison

Mary Law

Smith Valley Louis Best

Barton Welsh

Sparks Clint Baker

Nancy Baker

George Bennett

Karen Martino

Mona Sargent

Neal Williams

Susanville Joseph Harvey

Winnemucca Mary Beene

Mary Agnes Boni

Jeffrey Felton

Linda Felton

Bernie Jackson

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San Jose DistrictBoulder Creek Rebecca Perry

Cathy Warner

Campbell First Ginny Johnson

Andrew Reynolds

Fremont First DiAnn Perko

Fremont St. Paul Melecio Bactad

Vi Bautista

Peny Capistrano

Jose Valdez

Los Altos Sandra Montoya

Milpitas Sunnyhills Erik Larsen

Daislyn Pease

Mountain View Trinity Isei Daveta

Cama Vakaloloma

Pacific Grove First Joyce Blevins

Salinas First Prem Lal

San Jose Almaden Hills Jennifer Frisby Bowling

Terry McIntyre

Cindy Skrivanek

San Jose Alum Rock Lupita Diaz

Donna Furuta

San Jose Calvary Nina Klepac

San Jose Evergreen Genesis Granadosin

San Jose Tongan Viliami Kupu

Mele Naitoko

Shasta DistrictAnderson: Trinity Robert Lewis

Arcata William Burns

Chico: Aldersgate Gaia Anderson

Larry Ducommun

Chico: Trinity Georgianna Summers

Cone: Community Christopher Bauer

Crescent City John Berryman

Albert Halls

Gail Brotherhood

Jeanne Akers

Terry Nightingale

Dunsmuir Vern Forsythe

Fortuna Jean Browne

Gridley Dennis Conklin

Los Molinos (Local LS) Thomas Jones

Orland: Federated Church Joseph Riker

Priscilla Hanford

Red Bluff: First Don Hislop

Redding: First Ruth Goesele Griffin

Shasta Lake Norma Horton

Neva Wacker

Smith River Cheryl Williams

John Pricer

Smith River (Local LS) Dan Leavitt

Sharol Leavitt

Mark Storrs

Yreka James Frey

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Agency Codes for Laity Address Directory

Agency Codes for Laity Address DirectoryACS Annual Conference Session, Commission onARC Administrative Review, Committee onBCRM Camping And Retreat Ministries, Conference Board ofBCS Church & Society, Board ofBOD Discipleship, Board ofDPTT Discipleship- Pastors Transition TrainingDOAC Discipleship-Older Adult CouncilBOL Laity, Board ofBOOM Ordained Ministry, Board ofBOOMCD Ordained Ministry, Board of-Council on Clergy

DevelopmentBOOMPTT Ordained Ministry, Board of- Pastors Transition

TrainingBOP Pensions, Board ofBOT Trustees, Board ofBVCL Bay View Church Location & BuildingBVCX Bay View Church Extension Society of the East BayBVDC Bay View District Council on MinistriesBVDS Bay View Committee on District SuperintendencyBVLS Bay View Lay Speaking, District Committee OnBVOM Bay View Committee on Ordained MinistryCAH Archives and History, Commission onCCCP Children and Poverty, Conference Committee onCCOC Communications, Conference Commission onCCOMD Council on Ministries, ConferenceCCOMP CCOM Personnel CommitteeCCON Nominations, Conference Committee onCCR Reconciliation, Conference Committee onCDS District Superintendency, Conference Committee onCEB Conference Claimants Endowment BoardCEP Episcopacy, Conference Committee onCES Delta District-Central Extension SocietyCFA Finance and Administration, Council onCFAAUD Finance and Administration, Audit CommitteeCFABUD Finance and Administration, Budget CommitteeCFAEX Finance and Administration, Executive CommitteeCFAI Finance and Administration, Unit Insurance CommitteeCFAINC Finance and Administration, Income CommitteeCFAPER Finance and Administration, Personnel CommitteeCHM Hispanic Ministries, Committee onCCHM Hmong Ministries, Conference Committee onCL Legislation, Conference Committee onCLAYM Lay Ministry Program, Conference Committee onCORR Religion & Race, Commission onCOSROW Status & Role of Women, Commission on theCP Personnel And Practices, Committee onCSA Clergy Spouse AssociationCUIC Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns, Committee onDCL Delta Board of Church Location & BuildingDDC Delta District Council on MinistriesDDS Delta Committee on District SuperintendencyDLS Delta District Lay Speaking CommitteeDLT Delta District Leadership TeamDOM Delta Committee on Ordained MinistryEMPP Ecumenical Mission for Peace and ProsperityERC Episcopal Residence CommitteeETHCAU Ethnic CaucusesFCL Fresno Board of Church Location & BuildingFDCX Fresno District Council on MinistriesFDS Fresno Committee on Superintendency

FF Fred Finch Youth CenterFMX Fresno Missionary And Church Extension SocietyFN Fresno Nominating CommitteeFOM Fresno Committee on Ordained MinistryGCD General Conference DelegateGF Glide FoundationGGCL Golden Gate Board of Church Location & BuildingGGDC Golden Gate District Council on MinistriesGGDS Golden Gate Committee on District SuperintendencyGGN Golden Gate Nominating CommitteeGGOM Golden Gate Committee on Ordained MinistryHECM Higher Education & Campus Ministry, Board ofICC Investigation for Clergy Members, Committee onICD Investigation for Diaconal Ministers, Committee onIDM Disability, Joint Committee onKCXS Kern Missionary and Church Extension SocietyMEM Memoirs, Committee onMH California Nevada Methodist HomesMB Missions, Board ofMIP Missions-Israel /Palestine Task ForceMPFFT Missions-Philippines Solidarity Task ForceMWAP Missions, West Angola Partnership, Board ofNCEC Northern California Ecumenical CouncilNSAT Nevada Sierra Church Assessment Task ForceNSCKC Nevada Sierra Camp Kelly Campground CommitteeNSCL Nevada Sierra Board of Church Location & BuildingNSDC Nevada Sierra District Council on MinistriesNSDS Nevada Sierra Committee on District SuperintendencyNSLS Nevada Sierra District Committee on Lay SpeakingNSN Nevada Sierra Nominating CommitteeNSOM Nevada Sierra Committee on Ordained MinistryNSX Nevada Sierra District Extension SocietyPUMA Golden Gate District Union--Peninsula(PUMA)RCA Retired Clergy AssociationREM Golden Gate District -- Redwood Empire(REMM)SDMM Shasta District Methodist MissionsSHCL Shasta Board of Church Location & BuildingSHDC Shasta District Council on MinistriesSHDS Shasta Committee on District SuperintendencySHN Shasta Nominating CommitteeSHOM Shasta Committee on Ordained MinistrySJCL San Jose District Church Location BuildingSJCX San Jose District - Monterey Bay Church ExtensionSJDC San Jose District Council on MinistriesSJDS San Jose Committee on District SuperintendencySJLS San Jose District Lay SpeakersSJNCX San Jose District Northern San Jose Church Extension

SocietySJOM San Jose Committee on Ordained MinistrySSP Sierra Service ProjectSUMU Delta District-Sacramento United Methodist Union.UMF United Methodist MenUMF United Methodist FoundationUMM Golden Gate District Union-San Francisco (SUMM)UMW United Methodist WomenUMYC United Methodist Youth CouncilVIM Missions-UMVIM, Board ofWFB Wesley Foundation, Berkeley Board of DirectorsWFM Wesley Foundation, Merced Board of DirectoresWJCD Western Jurisdictional Conference Delegate

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Address Directory

If the database is correct, the directory will be correct! Please send all updates or corrections to this information to

Dina Stenwick, 916-374-1525, [email protected]

Ablola, Jeanelle (EMPP) 2311 Buena Vista Ave., Alameda, CA 94501 W: (925) 473-9058 [email protected]

Aiazzi, Ray (NSX) 1655 Keystone Ave., Reno NV, CA 89503 H: (775) 747-1267

Antonio, Vilma (EMPP) 8782 Vine Lane, Tracy, CA 95376 H: (209) 814-4047 [email protected]

Aonga, Mehi (NSDS, ICC) 9693 Canyon Meadows Dr., Reno, NV 89506 H: (775) 972-0516 [email protected]

Ardell, Sara (BOOM, LM, LS) 1033 Crellin Rd., Pleasanton, CA 94566 W: (925) 417-8110, H: (925) 462-7479, M: (925) 580-2769 [email protected]

Ares, Titus (BCRM) 2151 Oakland Rd. space 219, San Jose, CA 95131 W: (408) 768-9300 [email protected]

Arnold, Jeff (LM, LS) 4677 Dows Prairie Road, McKinleyville, CA 95519 H: (707) 839-1935, M: (707) 601-0657 [email protected]

Auer, Julie (NSDC) 556 Marsh Ave., Reno, NV 89509 H: (775) 322-2013 [email protected]

Azim, Shirley B (CCOMP, CCOM) 1469 Butte Rd. #D, Yuba City, CA 95993 W: (530) 673-0502, F: (530) 673-0507 [email protected]

Bago, Ruby (FDS, BCRM, FDCX, BOL, LS) 4660 N Island View, Clovis, CA 93619 H: (559) 412-8113 [email protected]

Baker, Karen (BOD) 947 Fulton, Sacramento, CA [email protected]

Bame, Lois (DDS) 534 S. Crescent St., Lodi, CA 95240 H: (209) 368-4995 [email protected]

Bandy, Phil (MWAP, MB, CCOM) 21 Spring Lane, Danville, CA 94526 W: (925) 808-8138, H: (925) 820-1895 [email protected]

Baranco, Gordon (FF) 4300 Sequoyah Road, Oakland, CA 94605 H: (510) 569-9466

Barkey, Stan (MB, SJOM, ACS, BOOM, LM) 21905 Meadowview Lane, Cupertino, CA 95014 H: (408) 996-3133, M: (408) 472-7353 [email protected]

Barr, Donald (NSDC, NSN, BOT, NSAT, LM) 1835 Prince Way, Reno, NV 89503 H: (775) 747-6831, M: (775) 303-2197 [email protected]

Bautista, Nina (CCOMP, CPM) 24247 Dover Lane, Hayward, CA 94541 H: (510) 582-7930, M: (510) 512-2884 [email protected]

Beavers, Stu (SUMU) 2208 Auburn Ravine Dr., Lincoln, CA 95648 H: (916) 434-0729 [email protected]

Beers, Bill (CAH, LM) 1416 Hickory Street, Roseville, CA 95678 H: (916) 784-1642, M: (916) 300-1642 [email protected]

Bennett, Mele (GGDS, LM) 1723 Starlite Drive, Milpitas, CA 95035-6751 H: (408) 946-9305 [email protected]

Betancourt, Norma M (ETHCAU, MB) 1813 Cagney Way, Sacramento, CA 95835 W: (916) 567-5640, H: (916) 419-9715, M: (916) 541-9585 [email protected]

Bettis, Harry (CEB) 9766 Waterman Rd. Suite-L, Elk Grove, CA 95624 H: (916) 687-6818 [email protected]

Bick, Bernice L. (DCL, LM) 4736 Oakdale Rd., Modesto, CA 95357 H: (209) 551-7303, M: (209) 324-8616

Bikai, Simione (CORR, ETHCAU) 1266 Roosevelt Ave, Hayward, CA 94544 W: (650) 776-9921, H: (510) 780-9543, M: (650) 776-9921 [email protected]

Bircher, Ray (FDS) P. O. BOX 995, CARUTHERS, CA 93609 H: (559) 864-4422 [email protected]

Bizzini, Dorothy (WFM) P.O.BOX 813, ATWATER, CA 95301 H: (209) 358-4239, M: (209) 676-0548 [email protected]

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Blazer, Sandra (CCOM, BVDC) 1711 Gyger Ct., Concord, CA 94521 H: (925) 686-1440 [email protected]

Blum, Richard (GF) c/o 330 Ellis St., San Francisco, CA 94102 H: (415) 771-6300

Bodin, Naoma (CAH, LS) 19489 Yuma Street, Castro Valley, CA 94546 H: (510) 581-8071 [email protected]

Bolton, Percy (GF) c/o 330 Ellis St., San Francisco, CA 94102 H: (415) 771-6300

Bortner, Gwen (BOOM, LM, LS) 11013 Le Grand Rd., Le Grand, CA 95333 W: (209) 389-4055, H: (209) 389-4976 [email protected]

Bowser, Benjamin (GF) 7075 Elverton Drive, Oakland, CA 94611 H: (510) 339-2192

Boykin, John (NSCL, LM) 22233 E Hacienda Dr., Grass Valley, CA 95949 H: (530) 268-0223, M: (530) 277-0191 [email protected]

Brim, Walt (NSCL) 359 Walton Ln., Yuba City, CA 95993 H: (530) 674-9949

Brinsky, Joyce (SUMU, DOAMC, LM) 4309 - 46th Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95824 H: (916) 428-2617 [email protected]

Briscoe, Alden (FF) 322 W. Belleview Ave., San Mateo, CA 94402 H: (650) 344-5941 [email protected]

Britschgi, Russ (BOT, LM) 143 Carlyn Ave., Campbell, CA 95008 H: (408) 866-1677 [email protected]

Brooks, Damien C. (CUIC) 2801 Robinson Creek Rd, Ukiah, CA 95482 W: (707) 408-0401, M: (707) 599-9084 [email protected]

Brown, Jerry (UMM) 580 Capp St., San Francisco, CA 94110 H: (425) 821-4515x14

Burchell, Bill (LMY) 342 Wells Ave., Modesto, CA 95356 W: (209) 845-8733, H: (209) 529-6039, M: (209) 602-2455 [email protected]

Calvert, Dee (CCR, LM) 23425 Amber Ct., Auburn, CA W: (916) 787-6424, H: (530) 268-3858, M: (916) 806-3858, F: (530) 268-3858 [email protected]

Cameron, Barbara (WFM) 3024 Marie Court, Merced, CA 95340 H: (209) 384-7414

Canale, Rhonda (SJDC, LM) 5106 Haywood Rd., San Jose, CA 95124 W: (408) 378-2532, H: (408) 265-3835, M: (408) 656-5597, F: (408) 264-6157 [email protected]

Cape, Joyce S (CFA) 6266 North Calisch Ave, Fresno, CA 93710 W: (559) 916-4464, H: (559) 449-0940 [email protected]

Carstensen, John (CES, DCL) 100 Gopher Flat Road, Apt #303, Sutter Creek, CA 95685 H: (209) 223-2350

Castor, Gloria (LM, UMVIM) 10440 Scenic Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014 H: (408) 252-0569, M: (408) 406-0569 [email protected]

Caudle, Harold (BCRM) 655 Magdalena Ave., Los Altos, CA 94024 W: (650) 948-1083 [email protected]

Chi, Oneida (CCR) 1991 44th Ave., San Francisco, CA 94116 H: (415) 681-0657 oneida [[email protected]]

Chisholm, Janis W. (CUIC, BCS) 572 Rio Lindo, #101, Chico, CA 95926 W: (530) 895-0922, H: (530) 892-0213, M: (530) 892-0213 [email protected]

Choi, Karen (UMW) 1940 Skycrest Dr. #7, Walnut Creek, CA 94595 H: (925) 979-9794 [email protected]

Choo, Young (UMW) 3184 Lucas Circle, Lafayette, CA 94549 H: (925) 284-5641

Church, Judy (DDC, LM) 2104 Sunny Oak Ct, Modesto, CA 95355 H: (209) 522-2565 [email protected]

Coffroth, Jacqueline (SUMU) 2505 Winsford Lane, Carmichael, CA 95608 W: (916) 481-3671 [email protected]

Cole, David (ACS, LM, LS) 1994 Benita Dr. #4, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 H: (916) 636-0111, M: (916) 396-8296 [email protected]

Coleman, Essie (COSROW, CAH) 27180 Capri Avenue, Hayward, CA 94545-3304 H: (510) 783-7182

Conley, Stephen (GF) c/o 330 Ellis St., San Francisco, CA 94102

Cook, Cathy (DDS, LM) 2200 Marywood Ct., Carmichael, CA 95608 W: (916) 483-6346, M: (916) 396-9659 [email protected]

Corkrum, Richard (SJCX) 3194 Crescent Avenue, Marina, CA 93933 H: (831) 384-8060 [email protected]

Cramer, James (BCS) 1225 Cedar Place, Davis, CA 95617 H: (530) 756-3973 [email protected]

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Crawford, Susan (CSA) 269 S. 15th St., San Jose, CA 95112 H: (408) 298-2543 [email protected]

Creighton, Debie (MWAP) 6867 Kelso Cr Road, Weldon, CA 93283 H: (760) 378-2417, F: (760) 378-2307 [email protected]

Cunnyngham, Geneie (COSROW, LM) 4710 Cheatgrass Lane, Sparks, NV 89436 H: (775) 626-5605 [email protected]

Daley, Nancy (CFA, WTF, LM) 9509 Baypoint Way, Elk Grove, CA 95624 H: (916) 686-0412, M: (916) 539-4249 [email protected]

Dameron, Ron (SUMU, LS) P.O. Box 876, Galt, CA 95632 H: (209) 745-9575

Davis, Ralph (CFA, LM) 1148 57th St., Sacramento, CA 95819 W: (916) 322-7183, H: (916) 454-9658 [email protected]

Davis, Winna (BCS) 568 Victoria St., San Francisco, CA 94132 W: (415) 586-7869, H: (415) 554-8957

Deocera, Celisse Anne (BCRM) 456 Lawton Pl., Hayward, CA 94544 W: (510) 863-7141, H: (415) 591-6681 [email protected]

Diaz, Lupita (LS, UMW) 349 Gordon, San Jose, CA 95127 H: (408) 259-9385

Dickey, Betty Spencer (SJDC) 14901 Holden Way, San Jose, CA 95124 W: (408) 559-6023 [email protected]

Dixon, Martha (COSROW) 20 San Miguel Way, Novato, CA 94945 H: (415) 897-7697

Dodd, Catherine (GF) c/o 330 Ellis St., San Francisco, CA 94102 H: (415) 771-6300

Droke, Ellen (SJDS) 680 Hamilton Lane, Santa Clara, CA 95051 H: (408) 241-4055

Drosky, Patricia (UMW) 719 Circle Court, South San Francisco, CA 94080 H: (650) 583-4847 [email protected]

Dunning, Robert F. (WJCD, BOP, CCOM, LM, LS) 715 New Valley Road, Colfax, CA 95713 W: (916) 624-6230, H: (530) 637-4869, F: (916) 624-6249 [email protected]

Eaton, Rick (SSP) P.O. Box 992, Carmichael, CA 95609 W: (916) 488-6441 [email protected]

Edwards, Carol (UMW) 8524 Erinbrook Way, Sacramento, CA 95826 W: (916) 379-9639 [email protected]

Eldredge, Fran (DCTT, IDM) 22 Skarda Ct., Sacramento, CA 95835 H: (916) 285-6565, M: (916) 616-5293 [email protected]

Elliott, Cynthia (EMPP) 1170 Valencia Dr., Tracy, CA 95376 H: (209) 914-1199 [email protected]

Elstun, Liz (REM, LM) P.O. Box 1155, Gualala, CA 95445-1155 H: (707) 884-1436 [email protected]

Engel, Fritz (SUMU) 1317 Camden Place, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762

Epperson, Mollie (FOM, BOOM, FN, LM) 1516 W. VASSAR, VISALIA, CA 93277 H: (559) 734-4643 [email protected]

Errett, Amy (GF) 142 Russ St., San Francisco, CA 94103

Escueta, Rosadia (GGOM, GGDC) 144 Central Ave, San Francisco, CA 94117 W: (415) 731-3050

Esler, Wallace (GGDC, LS) 361 Ulmer Court, Redwood City, CA 94061 H: (650) 365-2289 [email protected]

Estrada, Meg (ACS, UMW) 8600 N. West Ln. #84, Stockton, CA 95210 H: (209) 472-0188 [email protected]

Extrum-Fernandez, Paul (BOP, UMM, BOL) 2040 Strand Rd., Walnut Creek, CA 94596 W: (510) 849-8247, H: (925) 280-0088, F: (510) 845-8948 [email protected]

Fakasiieiki, Marijke (BCS) 3850 Maybelle Ave., Oakland, CA 94610 W: (510) 482-1541, M: (510) 529-5011 [email protected]

Farnam, Blanche (WJCD, NSLS, NSDC, NSDS, NSN, ACS, NSX, NSAT, NSDC, CCOM, LS) 79356 Evolution Road, Portola, CA 96122 W: (530) 863-0589, H: (530) 832-0366 [email protected]

Fearn, Dean (MIP) 625 S. Tuxedo, Stockton, CA 95204 H: (209) 464-2246 [email protected]

Fearn, Gloria (MIP) 625 S, Tuxedo, Stockton, CA 95204 W: (209) 464-2246 [email protected]

Felton, Jeff (NSCL, NSDC, LS) Box 3921, Winnemucca, NV 89446 H: (775) 623-5109 [email protected]

Ferrell, Patty (FCL, LM, LS) 7204 East Lacey Blvd., Hanford, CA 93230 H: (559) 582-2449, M: (559) 289-9042 [email protected]

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Fields, Jr., Harold (CORR, BOOM, LS) Downs Memorial UMC, 3388 Johnson Rd, Lafayette, CA 94549 W: (925) 932-5956

Finley, Jackie (DOAMC) 10901 Thornicroft Way, Grass Valley, CA 95949 W: (530) 274-8574 [email protected]

Fitzgerald, Cathy (MWAP) 695 Oak Creek Rd., Reno, NV 89511 W: (775) 853-8503, H: (775) 853-8502, M: (775) 313-3529 [email protected]

Florio, Barbara (BOP) 8716 Elk Ridge Way, Elk Grove, CA 94624 W: (510) 652-6000, H: (916) 897-2223, M: (916) 812-8143 [email protected]

Fong, Adrienne (BCS) 750 Presidio #207, San Francisco, CA 94115 H: (415) 651-4910 [email protected]

Fossgreen, Bob (DCL, SUMU) 9436 Mary Ellen Way, Elk Grove, CA 95624 H: (916) 685-3612 [email protected]

Fraleigh, Nancy (FCL) 6767 N. Feland, Fresno, CA 93711 H: (559) 432-5253 [email protected]

Furuta, Donna (SJDC, LS) 1055 N. Capitol Ave., San Jose, CA 95133 H: (408) 258-6710 [email protected]

Gaiser, Myra (GGDS, REM, GGDC, LM) 2123 Fremont Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95409 W: (707) 573-3360, H: (707) 539-4491 [email protected] [email protected]

Gaitor, Janice (DDC) 2004 Vernon St., Roseville, CA 95678 H: (916) 773-3307

Galang, Laddie Perez (WJCD, ETHCAU, BVDS, BVLS, EMPP, MB, MIP, LS) 771 Prosperity St., Mountain House, CA 95391-1113 W: (925) 727-1295, H: (510) 396-2347, M: (510) 396-2347, F: (925) 473-9058 [email protected]

Gates, Virginia (KCXS) Box 1267, Wooford Heights, CA 93285 H: (760) 376-4775 [email protected]

Gleason, Jerry (SJCX) PO Box 6642, Carmel, CA 93921 H: (831) 620-0285 [email protected]

Godbolt, Sharon (BCRM) 2067 Pleasant Crest Ct., San Jose, CA 95148 H: (408) 274-8388 [email protected]

Goforth, Damon (BCS) 468 Marshall Ave, San Jose, CA 94804 W: (408) 278-9083, M: (408) 218-0153 [email protected]

Goodale, Chester (FCL, FMX, MWAP, LM) 708 Claremont, Madera, CA 93637 H: (209) 673-7004, M: (559) 351-4961, F: (559) 661-4009 [email protected]

Graham, Celeste (CUIC) 1201 Monument Blvd. # 32, Concord, CA 94520 H: (925) 676-7525, M: (925) 519-8171 [email protected]

Greene, Kay (NSCL) 977 Rio Vista, Sparks, NV 89434 H: (775) 359-9617

Greer, Diana (CSA) 5570 Grasswood Dr., Sparks, NV 89436 H: (775) 425-0169, F: (775) 560-9580 [email protected]

Griggs, Kathy (DLT, LS) 7121 Castle Creek Way, Rio Linda, CA 95673

Grodeon, Janice (HECM) 2174 Anthony Dr., Campbell, CA 95008 H: (408) 379-1452 [email protected]

Gross, Judy C (DOAMC, LM) 1242 N. Timmy Ave., Clovis, CA 93619 H: (559) 323-6794 [email protected]

Gudger, Ken (FMX, SSP, CDC) 42711 Nelder Heights Dr., Oakhurst, CA 93644 H: (559) 658-8876 [email protected]

Gutierrez, Floro (CORR) 35525 Purcell Place, Fremont, CA 94536 H: (510) 304-6200 [email protected]

Gutierrez, Lydia (FDCX, UMW) 6510 Dinuba, Fowler, CA 93625 H: (559) 834-3416 [email protected]

Hall, Donna (WFM, HECM) 3551 Claro Court, Merced, CA 95348 H: (209) 722-6327 [email protected]

Hallowell, Angela (UMW) 27063 Gading Rd., Hayward, CA 94544 W: (510) 512-6550

Hallowell, Kimberly (UMW) 27063 Gadug Rd, Hayward, CA 94544 H: (510) 785-7662, M: (510) 415-4318 [email protected]

Hamilton, Freda (KCXS) 8563 Ponderosa Ave, Bakersfield, CA 93306 W: (661) 366-5603

Hampson, R Paul (DLS, DDS, BOL, DLT, CCOM, LM) 2805 Juniper Ave., Stockton, CA 95207 W: (209) 474-3393, H: (209) 474-3393, F: (209) 956-4851 [email protected]

Hand, Carol (BOOM) 19020 Golden Way, Plymouth, CA 95660 H: (209) 245-5723, F: (209) 245-4178 [email protected]

Hanford, Priscilla (LS, SDMC) 1773 Honeysuckle Lane, Paradise, CA 95969 H: (530) 877-5585 [email protected]

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Hardin, Norm (MB) 1276 Halyard Dr., West Sacramento, CA 95691 W: (707) 545-1102, M: (707) 481-1428 [email protected]

Harlan, Clinton (SUMU) 5181/2 Santiago, Sacramento, CA 95815 W: (916) 359-4154

Harlan, Susan (DOAMC) 4747 Touchstone Terrace, Fremont, CA 94555-2602 W: (510) 701-4243, M: (510) 701-4243 [email protected]

Harris, Jennie (UMW) 1735 Kensington, Delano, CA 93215 H: (661) 725-5438

Harris, Nicole (CORR) 2130 Fulton Ave., San Francisco, CA 94117 M: (708) 420-2935 [email protected]

Haug, Terry (ACS, BOOM) 2246 Baywater Ln., Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 H: (916) 635-6081 [email protected]

Hawk, JaSung (UMW) 1248 Tobbia Ct., Sunnyvale, CA 94087 H: (408) 730-0782 [email protected]

Hayashi, Warren (CDC, LM) 1090 Monica Lane, San Jose, CA 95128 H: (408) 241-0900, M: (408) 839-7161 [email protected]

Haynes, David (BOL, ICC, CCOM) 1512 Neal Dow Ave., Chico, CA 95926 H: (530) 342-7117, F: (530) 895-0312 [email protected]

Hebel, Chuck (MWAP) 206 Ramona St., Palo Alto, CA 94301 W: (650) 329-9852, H: (650) 386-5352 [email protected]

Heier, Amanda (UMM) 1040 Bush St., San francisco, CA 94109 W: (41) 567-3676 [email protected]

Hendley, Alison (MWAP) 26 Kensington Ct., San Anselmo, CA 94960 H: (415) 256-1867 [email protected]

Herzog, Mary (CCR) First UMC, 2490 Emerson St., Napa, CA 94558 H: (707) 224-2686 [email protected]

Herzog, Michael (WJCD, LM, LS) 2490 Emerson Street, Napa, CA 94558 H: (707) 224-2686 [email protected]

Hilton, Karin (WJCD) Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798 H: (916) 374-1506

Hilton, Paul (CCOC, CCOMP) 416 Dolores St. #2, San Francisco, CA 94110 W: (415) 777-8347, H: (415) 431-3390, M: (415) 699-5279 [email protected]

Hoffman, Joe (NSDS) P. O. Box 785, Alta, CA 95701 H: (530) 389-8718 [email protected]

Holly, Glenn (FCL) 1734 Thacher St., Firebaugh, CA 93622 H: (559) 659-2127, M: (559) 269-4479

Hook, Jim (NSLS) 13253 Ore Ct., Penn Valley, CA 95946 H: (530) 432-5593 [email protected]

Houghton, Katy (DCL, SUMU) 8343 Maro Way, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 H: (916) 966-6858 [email protected]

Hovis, Marietta (BOD) 300 New York Ranch Rd #34, Jackson, CA 95642 H: (209) 257-1423 [email protected]

Howell, Joyce (SUMU) 4317-42nd Ave., Sacramento, CA 95824 H: (916) 428-9612

Huang, Patrick (CFA) 6024 Crossview Circle, San Jose, CA 95120 W: (408) 997-0357 [email protected]

Hughes, Mike (SUMU) 3205 Saturn Dr., Sacramento, CA 95827 W: (916) 363-3630 [email protected]

Hunn, Susan (GCD, ACS, LM) 5624 Daisy Circle, Pollock Pines, CA 95726 H: (530) 647-9337 [email protected]

Hunter, Connie (CCOM, UMW, WJCD) 4235 Partridge Dr., San Jose, CA 95121 H: (408) 238-0833 [email protected]

Ibrahim, Niniv (SJDS, SJDC) Box 1343, Monterey, CA 93942 H: (831) 649-6255

Ilagan, Elsa (CUIC) 5051 Amherwood Dr., Fremont, CA 94555 W: (510) 797-3961, H: (650) 723-6081, M: (510) 541-3994 [email protected]

Itzenhauser, David (FDS, LM) 826 W. Grand Ave., Porterville, CA 93257 H: (559) 784-2428, M: (559) 259-2912, F: (559) 782-0381 [email protected]

Iwahashi, Ken (CEP, LM) 9910 Mountain Oak Court, Oakdale, CA 95361 H: (209) 847-1318 [email protected]

Jackson, Bernie (NSOM, NSX, LM, LS) 130 Kendall, Winnemucca, NV 89445 H: (775) 623-2098 [email protected]

Jackson, Iris (FMX, FMX) 2980 Virginia St, Atwater, CA 95301 W: (209) 358-0213 [email protected]

Jacobson, Kathie (FF) 3800 Coolidge Ave., Oakland, CA 94602 H: (510) 482-2244 [email protected]

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Jahr, Roger (NSLS) 15974 Glenshire Dr., Truckee, CA 96161 H: (530) 587-7880 [email protected]

Jakolat, Fred (NSDC, NSAT) 4860 E.Creek Ridge Trail, Reno, NV 89509 H: (775) 828-0509 [email protected]

Jakolat, Kathryn (NSLS, LM, LS) 4860 E, Creek Ridge Trail, Reno, NV H: (775) 828-0509, M: (775) 308-2874 [email protected]

James, Jerry (NSCL) 1015 Casey Ct, Newcastle, CA 95658 H: (916) 663-4528 [email protected]

Jamieson, Lynda (NSDC) 11160 Greenbriar Way, Auburn, CA 95603 H: (530) 268-0497

Jellison, Ray (CSA) PO Box 717 Mariposa, Mariposa, CA 95338 H: (209) 742-6179

Johanson, Dorothy (CSA) 1946 Elmwood, Stockton, CA 95204 H: (209) 546-0886 [email protected]

Johnson, Grace (GGDC, LM, LS) 300 Stony Point Road #514, Petaluma, CA 94952 H: (707) 843-9906 [email protected]

Johnson, John (SUMU, DCL, LS) 4680 Carolinda Drive, Granite Bay, CA 95746 H: (916) 791-9263

Jones, Connie (CCCP) 250 E. 23rd., Merced, CA 95440 H: (209) 722-7804 [email protected]

Jones, Venita A. (BOOM, HECM) 563 62nd Street, Oakland, CA 94609 H: (510) 653-4940 [email protected]

Kaplan, Phyllis (GF) 243 Chenery Street, San Francisco, CA 94131 H: (415) 641-9176

Keesling, Ray (CFA, LM) 10584 Gledhill Road, Yuba City, CA 95991 H: (530) 671-0646 [email protected]

Keller, Edward (ACS) 3619 Skyline Dr., Hayward, CA 94542 W: (510) 885-3418, H: (510) 885-3418, M: (510) 301-5048 [email protected]

Kelley, Mae Lee (CCCP) 3136 Tice Creek Dr. #4, Walnut Creek, CA 94595 H: (825) 934-7429 [email protected]

Kerr, Lindsey (EMPP, CUIC) 1798 Scenic Ave., Berkeley, CA 94709 H: (510) 849-8244 [email protected]

Kim, Katherine (CFA, UMW, DOAMC, GCD) 200 Thyme Ave., Morgan Hill, CA 95037 H: (408) 779-9269, M: (408) 607-5449, F: (408) 779-9269 [email protected]

Kim, Won-Kie (CDC) 7400 Osage Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90045 W: (310) 410-9573, F: (310) 410-9583 [email protected]

King, Susan A (CDC) P.O. Box 980250, W. Sacramento, CA 95798 W: (916) 374-1582 [email protected]

Klepac, Nina F (SJDC, BOL, SJDS, LS) 20081 Northwood Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014 W: (408) 299-5243, H: (408) 446-3556, M: (408) 860-7633 [email protected]

Kliewer, Ken (NSLS, LS) 34 Reno Rd, Ely, NV 89301 H: (775) 289-3564 kkleiwer@elynews

Knight, John (HECM) 3118 Shelter Cove Placce, Davis, CA 95616 W: (560) 753-7138 [email protected]

Knowles, Grady G. (IDM, BOP) 300 27th Street, Oakland, CA 94612 W: (510) 839-8538, F: (510) 834-8539 [email protected]

Knox, Christian (DLS, DDC, DLT) 152 Pheasant Dr., Galt, CA 95632 W: (916) 563-0100, H: (209) 744-1793, M: (209) 662-5052, F: (916) 563-0114 christian@richardruderman

Knudsen, Diane (BOT, ERC, BOP, CFA, ACS, MB, CCOM, BOD) Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798 W: (916) 374-1520, H: (530) 759-7085, M: (530) 848-0838, F: 916-372-5544 [email protected]

Kolker, Lee Ann (SJDC) 1675 Winchester Blvd, Campbell, CA 95008

Koloto, Eveline L (CORR) 4254 Detroit Ave., Oakland, CA 94619 H: (510) 530-1038 [email protected]

Kopp, Susan (UMW, NSDC) P.O. Box 746, Nevada City, CA 95959 H: (530) 265-9417 [email protected]

Kurihara, Martha (FN) 1807 CANAL DR., SANGER, CA 93657 H: (559) 875-5212 [email protected]

Kweli, Gibson (FF) 1400 Carpentier St. #332, San Leandro, CA 94577 H: (510) 685-3532 [email protected]

Kyte, Steve (DCL) 1640 Stewart Place, Turlock, CA 95382 H: (209) 668-1783

Kyuper, Elizabeth (CSA, LS) 1811 Park St., Livingston, CA 95334 H: (209) 394-2991

Landon, Jim (DLS, LS) 8941 Lake Grove Court, Elk Grove, CA 95624 H: (916) 685-5890

Landon, JoJene (DLS, LS) 8941 Lake Grove Court, Elk Grove, CA 95624 H: (916) 685-5890

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Lang, Derek (CL, HECM, LM) 1645 Via Laguna, San Mateo, CA 94404 H: (650) 345-5261 [email protected]

Langer, Peg (MIP) 6328 Clarksburg Place, Stockton, CA 95207 H: (209) 957-2986, M: (209) 915-5389 [email protected]

Lathrop, Bob (CCOMP, CPM) P.O Box 50367, Sparks,, NV 89435 W: (775) 323-4888, H: (775) 359-6271, M: (775) 544-3001 [email protected]

Lawson, Jo Ann (UMW, COSROW) 145 Cardoza Lane, Hercules, CA 94547 H: (510) 714-7765, M: (510) 484-7024 [email protected]

Leamy, Carol (CEP, CSA, ERC, LS) 1454 Highland Pines Dr., Reno, NV 89503 H: (775) 324-7782 [email protected]

Lee, Joseph (CCHM) 4484 Barberry Court, Concord, CA 94521

Lee, Kenneth (SUMU) 961 Trestle Glen, Sacramento, CA 95831 H: (916) 391-1708

Lesuma, Tikiko (CORR) 65 Beverly St., San Francisco, CA 94117 W: (415) 532-6686, M: (415) 586-1444 [email protected]

Liban, Jack (CL, LM) 77 Camelot Court, Daly City, CA 94015 H: (650) 878-9426

Liebke, Mary (BCS) 14983 Los Ninos, Grass Valley, CA 94945 H: (530) 273-3678 [email protected]

Lieu, Adrienne (UMM) 1471 32nd Ave., San Francisco, CA 94122 H: (415) 664-0728 [email protected]

Lindsay, Richard (BVCL) 2608 Woodside Court, Pinole, CA 94565 H: (510) 758-5417

Lipke, Vicki (MWAP) P.O. Box 3926, Wofford Heights, CA 93285 H: (760) 376-2483 [email protected]

Lolohea,Jr., Sione Mafifakate (HECM) 220 Market Place, Menlo Park, CA 94025 M: (650) 833-9010 [email protected]

Love, Chet (KCXS) 8225 Portsmouth St., Bakerfield, CA 93311 H: (661) 665-2803 [email protected]

Madden, Beverly (HECM) 1768 Monticello Rd., San Mateo, CA 94404 bevmad@sbcglobal.

Maliksi, Juliet (UMW, FN) 4531 N. Holt Avenue, Fresno, CA 93705 W: (559) 237-1855, H: (559) 225-0750, M: (559) 906-5473 [email protected]

Marshall, Jim (WFM) 3450 Joerg Ave., Merced, CA 95340

Marshall, Margery (NSDC, LM) 732 Norfolk Dr, Carson City, NV 89703 W: (775) 885-7334, H: (775) 885-7334 lonestarstudiosmac.com

Marx, Noreen (LM) 1921 Terrace Way, Santa Rosa, CA 95404 H: (707) 569-7302 [email protected]

Massengill, Jennifer (CFA, LM, LS) 130-F Cashmere Street, San Francisco, CA 94124 H: (415) 641-9258, M: (415) 310-5866 [email protected]

Mateialona, Bill (GGN, GGDC, CCON, CORR, MB, BOT, LS) 165 York Place, Hayward, CA 94544 H: (510) 247-8873, M: (510) 921-4299 [email protected]

Mateialona, Lavinia (GGDS, BOL, GGCL, UMM, REM, GGDC, CCOM, LS) 165 York Place, Hayward, CA 94544 W: (510) 643-6375, M: (510) 209-4888, F: (510) 643-9271 [email protected]

Maxwell, Phil (KCXS, FCL, MWAP) 3848 N. Dalehurst Dr., Bakersfield, CA 93306 H: (661) 787-1198

Mayorga, Celina (UMW, LS) 1023 Barbara Ave., Mt. View, CA 94040 H: (650) 967-0176 [email protected]

McAnally, Christine (BOD, LM) 9925 Quail Hill Dr., Newcastle, CA 95658 H: (916) 663-1802, M: (916) 502-1621 [email protected]

McCoy, Lynne (MWAP) 6078 Countess Dr., San Jose, CA 95129 W: (650) 853-5329, H: (408) 446-1780, M: (408) 309-4531 [email protected]

McGough, Ruth (DCTT) 2145 Donald Dr. #3, Moraga, CA 94556 H: (925) 376-0766 [email protected]

McGrew, David (FF) 280 W. McArthur Blvd., Oakland, CA 94611 H: (510) 547-1086 [email protected]

McKinney, Tom (FOM, LS) P. O. Box 3754, 27 Lago Vista Dr., Wofford Hgts., CA 93285 W: (760) 376-2231, H: (760) 376-6962, M: (760) 417-8265 [email protected]

McNiel, Donna (HECM) 3601 Pacific Ave., Morris Chaperl, Stockton, CA 95211 H: (209) 946-2538, F: (209) 946-2821 [email protected]

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McSpadden, Lucia A. (CORR, MB) 448A Sunnyslope Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610 W: (510) 597-0177, H: (510) 597-0177, M: (510) 849-8250

Medford, Leslie E. (HECM) 7505 Park Woods Drive, Stockton, CA 95207 H: (209) 477-7418 [email protected]

Meeks, Nathan (KCXS, CDC, BOT) 11810 Dell Rapids Ct., Bakersfield, CA 93312 H: (661) 393-3660 [email protected]

Melchor, Saniata (EMPP) 2311 Buena Vista Ave., Alameda, CA 94501 H: (408) 806-3232 [email protected]

Melendrez, Diane (BOT) 4951 - 44th St, Sacramento, CA 95820 H: (916) 739-1980 [email protected]

Miller, Randy (GCD, CEP) 4015 Adeline St., Emeryville, CA 94608 W: (510) 435-7560, H: (510) 420-5841, M: (415) 846-9378 [email protected]

Miranda, Ivania S. (BVDC, BVCX) 2362 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 W: (510) 548-4694

Mirikitani, Janice M. (GF) 330 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 W: (415) 771-6300

Moala, Sione (CCOC, LM) 1960 Swift Ct., Hayward, CA 94545 W: (510) 732-5594, H: (510) 265-0976, M: (510) 372-5503 [email protected]

Monaghan, Cate (ACS, CCOM, CCOC) 1276 Halyard Dr., West Sacramento, CA 95691 W: (916) 374-1500 [email protected]

Morris, Peter (BVCL) 1645 Dailey Drive, Dixon, CA 95620 W: (916) 925-8335, H: (707) 678-4276, M: (916) 825-4045 [email protected]

Mueller, Jack (ACS, WTF, LS) 1435 Austin Dr, Dixon, CA 95678 W: (707) 678-2867, M: (916) 716-9472 [email protected]

Mullins, Anna (GGDC, CFA) 125 Holmes Ave., San Rafael, CA 94903 W: (510) 622-8311, H: (415) 472-3509, F: (415) 499-9024 [email protected]

Mullins, Lenna (UMW) PO Box 1887, Marysville, CA 95966 H: (530) 742-5679 [email protected]

Mullins, Neville (LS) P.O. Box 86, Los Molinos, CA 96055 H: (530) 384-2305 [email protected]

Myers, Joe (DDC, LS) 9123 Devon Crest Way, Elk Grove, CA 95624 H: (916) 689-3809

Navarro, Carmencita (BOT, LM) 17 San Felipe Avenue, South San Francisco, CA 94080 H: (650) 952-5750 [email protected]

Nderma, Chenai (WFM) 342 Pamela Ct., Merced, CA 95340 H: (209) 726-8212 [email protected]

Near, Dee (WFM, HECM) 1004 Half Dome Court, Merced, CA 95340 H: (209) 723-9007

Nelson, Cathy (CSA) 1529 Hussman Ave., Gardnerville, NV 89401 H: (775) 782-9553

Nelson, Holly (ACS) 1529 Hussman Ave., Gardnerville, NV 89410 H: (775) 782-9553, M: (775) 721-7875 [email protected]

Newell, Kelly (BCRM, CCOM, BOD, HECM) P.O. Box 476, Nevada City, CA 95959 W: (530) 265-4439 [email protected]

Nicholls, Janet (CFA, LM) 721 Garland Dr., Palo Alto, CA 94303 H: (650) 321-9039, F: (650) 328-8293 [email protected]

Ninde, William L. (BVCX) 5408 Lynbrook Place, Concord, CA 94521 H: (925) 672-7884, M: (925) 575-1226 [email protected]

Noble, Martha (LS) 836 West Lincoln Ave. Apt #13D, Woodland, CA 95695 W: (530) 752-7045, H: (530) 668-0870 [email protected]

Norcutt, Rick (NSDC) 1668 Cimarron, Winnemucca, NV 89445 H: (775) 623-4183 [email protected]

Nuzum, Jim (CES, LM) 21740 Paseo Portales, Sonora, CA 95370 H: (209) 533-2729 [email protected]

Ochoa, Oscar (MB) 8460 W. stockton St,, Thorton, CA 95686 H: (209) 794-2102, M: (209) 610-1905

O'Connor, Joyce (SUMU) 4309 46th Ave., Sacramento, CA 95824 H: (916) 428-2617

Officer, Joseph (LM) 402 Peachcrest Dr., Oakdale, CA 95361 W: (209) 480-6220, H: (209) 848-0722, M: (209) 480-6220 [email protected]

Okuno, Akiko (SJDC) 21811 Via Regina, Saratoga, CA 95070 H: (408) 867-4297 [email protected]

Okuno, Art (BCS, LM) 21811 Via Regina, Saratoga, CA 95070 W: (408) 867-4577, H: (408) 867-4297 [email protected]

Ozburn, Barbara (ACS) 3765 Grass Valley Hwy #25, Auburn, CA 95602 H: (530) 889-9306 [email protected]

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Parish, Cory (BOP, CEB) 37 West Yokust Ave. Suite A-3, Stockton, CA 95207 W: (209) 472-7288, F: (209) 472-7071 [email protected]

Parker, Howard (MB, GGDC) 36 Catalpa Ave., Mill Valley, CA 94941 W: (415) 436-6665, H: (415) 383-2362, M: (415) 996-6665 [email protected]

Paron, Dee Anne (GGDC, CCCP, LM, LS) 600 Theresa Ave., South San Francisco, CA 94080 H: (650) 589-6555, M: (650) 619-7296 daparon@comcast

Paron, DeeAnne (UMW) 600 Theresa Dr., SSF, CA 94080 W: (650) 583-1702, H: (650) 589-6555, F: (650) 583-1797 [email protected]

Patrick, Judy(CCR) 3240 Kempton Ave., Oakland, CA 94611 W:

(650) 756-2672 [email protected]

Patterson, Claire (NSDS) 13314 Shore Pine Road, Truckee, CA 96161

Patty, Frank (BOP) 234 Vallecito Ct, Walnut Ccreek, CA 94956 H: (925) 932-5840

Pearson, John L. (LM) 1631 Graff Avenue, San Leandro, CA 94577 H: (510) 483-5058 [email protected]

Peck, Bill (FDS, FDCX, FN, LS) 765 CYPRESS, WASCO, CA 93280 H: (661) 758-6048 [email protected]

Peck, Laura G (BOT, HECM, LM) 2222 Culver Ct., Walnut Creek, CA 94598 H: (925) 934-8711, M: (925) 202-8498, F: (925) 934-8711 [email protected]

Pendleton, Edward (CEB) 37 Yokuts Ave. Suite A-3, Stockton, CA 95207 H: (209) 472-7288, F: (209) 472-7071

Pettigrew, Margaret M. (LM) 213 Maui Drive, Pittsburg, CA 94565 H: (925) 427-7271

Pettit, Bruce D. (WJCD, GGDC, CCR) 1715 Castro Street, #2, San Francisco, CA 94131 W: (415) 504-7200, H: (415) 550-0932 [email protected]

Phelps, Audrey (NSDC, NSN, CCOC) P.O. Box 2915, Reno, NV 895-5-2915 W: (775) 786-2332 [email protected]

Phillips, Mack (FN, LS) 2004 Glendon Ct., Bakersfield, CA 93309 H: (661) 834-0992 [email protected]

Pinkard, Mercedes (MB, LM) 240 Merced Drive, San Bruno, CA 94066 W: (650) 647-2677, H: (650) 871-5802, M: (415) 806-7984 [email protected]

Pool, Beverly (GGDS, LM) 301 Crest Rd., Novato, CA 94945 H: (415) 897-6747, M: (415) 827-1149, F: (415) 898-3788 [email protected]

Popish, Mary (BOP) 10819 El Arroyo Rd, Elk Grove, CA 95624 W: (916) 718-7601, H: (916) 682-5126, M: (916) 718-7601 [email protected]

Potts, Glory (BOP, IDM, LS) Box 868, Ione, CA 95640 W: (209) 274-2456, H: (209) 274-4314 [email protected]

Pryor, Sarah (BOL, UMW) 1915 -3rd Ave, Sutter, CA 95982 W: (530) 755-0702 [email protected]

Pum, Timothy (DDC) 2 Tetlow Court, Sacramento, CA 95823 H: (916) 428-2184 [email protected]

Ramos, Jose (CORR) 1798 Scenic Ave #400, Berkeley, CA 94709 W: (510) 586-7820

Redington, Oliver (LS) 110 Elmwood Street, Redwood City, CA 94062 H: (650) 369-2460

Reynolds, Dwight (FCL) 2601 Christmas Tree Ln., Bakersfield, CA 93306 H: (661) 871-8964

Reynolds, John (GGDC, GGN, REM, LM) 204 Larkspur Street, San Rafael, CA 94901 W: (510) 208-0977, H: (415) 457-3124 [email protected]

Reynolds, Ruth (DOAMC) 4542 North Park, Sacramento, CA 95821 H: (916) 483-2191 [email protected]

Ridenour, Robin (CCR) 1299 Mission Rd, South San Francisco, CA 94080 H: (650) 756-2679 [email protected]

Riesinger, Eileen F (BCS, DDC, COSROW, DLT) 1701 9th Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95818 H: (916) 441-7054, M: (916) 505-4304 [email protected]

Riker, Joseph (LS) P.O. Box 545, Orland, CA 95969 H: (530) 865-4333

Robinson, Preston (SUMU) P.O. Box 141, Elverta, CA 95626 W: (916) 991-4345

Rokoyawa, Jolame Jo (ACS) 6611 24th St., Sacramento, CA 95822 H: (916) 392-5657 [email protected]

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Rollison, Richard E. (NSLS, NSOM, LS) 4355 Bonanza Circle, Winnemucca, NV 89445 H: (775) 623-4971, M: (775) 219-8857 [email protected]

Rose, John (MWAP) 551 Terrace Ave., Half Moon Bay, CA 94019 W: (650) 726-3553, H: (650) 726-3553 [email protected]

Rosenlieb, Jay (FCL) 3521 Claremont Dr., Bakersfield, CA 93306 H: (661) 873-9836

Ross, James (BOD) 1400 N. Tully road, Space 111, Turlock, CA 95380 W: (209) 656-1595, M: (209) 485-8773 [email protected]

Rothe-Barneson, June (MB, LM) 738 Downing Ave., Chico, CA 95926 H: (530) 342-3994, F: (530) 893-5443 [email protected]

Rowan, Ron (MB, DLT) 3920 El Rincon, Sacramento, CA 95864 W: (916) 761-9115, H: (916) 971-9183 [email protected]

Rowland-Bird, Michele (LM) 8942 Parktrail Dr., Sacramento, CA 95624 W: (209) 468-2390, H: (916) 714-7454, M: (916) 213-8016 [email protected]

Rush-Tucker, Jennifer (KCXS) 7721 Darrin Ave., Bakersfield, CA 93308 W: (661) 393-3660, H: (661) 588-8601

Russ, Kehn (FF, FDCX) 21142 Rd 224, Lindsay, CA 93247 H: (559) 562-4617

Ryder, Barbara (DOAMC, UMW) 870 E. El Camino Real #113, Mountain View, CA 94040-2898 W: (650) 968-2456 [email protected]

Ryder, Elizabeth (MWAP, MIP) P.O. Box 241, Tahoe Vista, CA 96148-0241 H: (530) 546-8823, M: (530) 448-9155 [email protected]

Ryder, Tom (BOP, MWAP, MIP, LM) P.O. Box 241, Tahoe Vista, CA 96148 W: (530) 546-8823, M: (530) 448-9155 [email protected]

Sachs, Ron (DLS, LS) 108 Candlelight Court, Somerset, CA 95684 W: (530) 620-5602 [email protected]

Salvador, Frank (SJCX) 270 - 7th St., Soledad, CA 93960 H: (831) 678-2460

Sanborn, Patricia (DOAMC) 719 Benton St., Santa Rosa, CA 95404 W: (707) 545-3863, H: (707) 542-2210 [email protected]

Sandell, Rebekah (CUIC) 600 E. Weddell Dr. Sapce 272, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 H: (408) 744-1124, M: (408) 839-1546 [email protected]

Sargent, Mona (BCS, LM) c/o USDA Rural Development, 1770 Woodtrail Dr., Sparks, NV 89434 W: (775) 887-1222, H: (775) 359-3189, M: (775) 843-1544, F: (775) 359-3189 [email protected]

Scales, Leona (SUMU) 2706 19th Ave., Sacramento, CA 95820 H: (916) 451-7905

Schlager, Matt (BCRM) 110 Howe Ave. #116, Sacramento, CA 95825 H: (916) 927-5605

Schlichter, Steve (LM) 1550 Seneca Lane, San Mateo, CA 94402 H: (650) 574-0649, M: (650) 387-0640, F: (650) 574-1191 [email protected]

Schmidtz, Ruth Ann (CES) 220 E. Noble, Stockton, CA 95204 [email protected]

Schmit, Elaine (CSA) 736 Auburn Ravine Road #444, Auburn, CA H: (530) 886-0957

Schulze, Margaret (CUIC, LM, LS) 532 46th Ave., San Francisco, CA 94121 W: (415) 751-0673, M: (415) 317-4215 [email protected]

Schwyn, Edward E. (DCL) Lockeford-Clements UMF, P.O. Box 85, Lockeford, CA 95237 W: (209) 368-6680

Searcy, Gay (FF) 129 Capricorn Avenue, Oakland, CA 94611 H: (510) 655-0836

Sekiguchi, Linda Hiebert (MIP) 870 Mahogany Dr., Minden, NV 89423 H: (775) 782-1296, F: (775) 783-9246 [email protected]

Shearman, Gayle (BOL, GGN, ACS, CEP, CCOM, CCON, REM, CDC, CFA, BCS) 204 San Andreas Drive, Novato, CA 94945 W: (415) 447-3224, H: (415) 892-2896, F: (415) 892-6336 [email protected]

Sheffer, Ralph (SJDC) 1249 Austin Street, Fremont, CA 94539 H: (510) 770-9042

Sherve, Karen L. (CCOC) 430 Park Street, Susanville, CA 96130 W: (530) 257-7264 [email protected]

Sibley, Doug (BCS) 2175 Blackrock Place, Martinez, CA 94553 H: (925) 229-4377, M: (925) 788-8990, F: (866) 254-8698 [email protected]

Simunich, Sherri(MWAP) 8958 Truman St., Elk Grove, CA 95624 H:

(916) 685-3461 [email protected]

Smith, Katheryn (MIP) 1914 Santa Rosa Way, Stockton, CA 95204 H: (209) 478-6339 [email protected]

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Smith, LaNor (LM) 1109 Wynn Circle, Livermore, CA 94550 W: (925) 422-5450, H: (925) 455-1250, M: (925) 518-9213, F: (925) 447-4711 [email protected]

Sonderegger, Curt (NSDS, LM) 1380 Centerville Lane #31, Gardnerville, NV 89410 H: (775) 783-1929 [email protected]

Souto, Alex (LM) 1306 Valencia St. Apt. #1, San Francisco, CA 94110 W: (415) 908-3767, M: (415) 706-5397 [email protected]

Soy, Isagani (EMPP, LM) 15 Beta Avenue, Daly City, CA 94015 W: (415) 701-4525, H: (650) 994-9013 [email protected]

Spencer, Bette (GGN, UMM) 259 Collins St., San Francisco, CA 94118 H: (415) 221-1458

Stagnaro, Bob (DOAMC) 1276 Halyard Dr, W, Sac, CA 95691 [email protected]

Staley, Larry (CAH) 272 Sandpiper Ct, Foster City, CA 94404 H: (650) 245-2900 [email protected]

Steinfirst, John F. (FF) 3800 Coolidge Avenue, Oakland, CA 94602 H: (510) 482-2244

Stendahl, Jan (MB, LM) 3280 Point Pleasant Road, Elk Grove, CA 95757 W: (916) 683-1339, H: (916) 684-5842 [email protected]

Stephenson, Shirley (BVOM) 2432 Camino de Jugar, San Ramon, CA 94583 H: (925) 820-0513

Stewart, Norman (COSROW) 1918 Hayes St, San Francisco, CA 94117 H: (415) 666-0203

Stocking, Elwin (BCRM) 18674 Woodbank Way, Saratoga, CA 95070 [email protected]

Stocking, Lois (BCRM) 18674 Woodbank Way, Saratoga, CA 95070 H: (408) 867-0901 [email protected]

Stone, Roz (CUIC, LM) 606 Buena Tierra Dr., Woodland, CA 95695 H: (530) 666-0053, M: (530) 383-4383 [email protected]

Stoughton, Christy (SSP) PO Box 992, Carmichael, CA 95609 W: (916) 488-6441 [email protected]

Stout, Pat (CFA) Church Business Administrator LAUMC, 655 Magdalena Street, Los Altos, CA 94024 W: (650) 948-1083, H: (408) 733-7048, F: (650) 949-5372 [email protected]

Streeter, Judy (SUMU, CCCP) 8640 Sandy Bay Court, Sacramento, CA 95828 W: (916) 381-4050 [email protected]

Strobel, Nick (FDS, HECM) 9425 Vista Colina Dr., Bakersfield, CA 93306 H: (661) 366-0716 [email protected]

Stupski, Larry (GF) c/o 330 Ellis St., San Francisco, CA 94102

Sudduth, Willa (COSROW, BCS, LM) 2515 Nason Ave., El Cerrito, CA 94530 H: (510) 233-0867 [email protected]

Sugimura, Carol (DOAMC) 5721 Medallion Ct., Castro Valley, CA 94552 H: (510) 538-2950 [email protected]

Summers, Georgie (LS) 1012 Frances Drive, Chico, CA 95973 H: (530) 899-9464 [email protected]

Suzuki, Betty (WJCD, CCCP) 19 Parklite Circle, Sacramento, CA 95831-2126 H: (916) 428-3862, F: (916) 428-3862 [email protected]

Syler, William (CCOC) 1004 Bear Place, Tracy, CA Delta W: ( 92) 529-2290, M: (408) 396-8714 [email protected]

Takeuchi, Roy (CPM, CCOMP) 7220 Via Sendero, San Jose, CA 95135 M: (408) 426-0304, F: (408) 274-5377 [email protected]

Tamaki, Don (GF) 360 Post Street 8th Floor, 8th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94108 H: (415) 788-9000

Tan, Gloria (UMM) 940 Washington St., San Francisco, CA 94109 H: (415) 421-8827

Tangulu, Sela (LS) 278 E. Gannon Dr., Tulare, CA 93274 H: (559) 688-3446

Taylor, Herb (KCXS) 4701 La Mirada Dr., Bakersfield, CA 93309 W: (661) 322-0778

Taylor, Jim (BOL, BVDC) 1794 Bonita Rd., San Pablo, CA 94806 W: (925) 427-1818, H: (510) 772-7589, M: (510) 235-9301 [email protected]

Teraji, Kathy (LM, LS) 780 W. 8th Street, Gilroy, CA 95020 H: (408) 846-4690, M: (408) 607-2442 [email protected]

Thaing, Savannah (DDC, DLT) 2069 Expedition Dr., Sacramento, CA 95832 [email protected]

Thomason, Elena (BCS) 116 Pinedale Ave, Sacramento, CA 95838 H: (916) 928-1345, F: (916) 928-1345 [email protected]

Thompson, Norman (CFA) 1070 Crows Nest Way, El Sobrante, CA 94803 W: (510) 222-4301, M: (510) 455-0781 [email protected]

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Tipton, Martha (DDS, LM) 5018 Gadwall Circle, Stockton, CA 95207 W: (209) 478-5106, M: (209) 610-3007, F: (209) 466-5206 [email protected]

Tolladay, James (WFM) 2855 Evergreen Rd., Merced, CA 95348 H: (209) 722-2155 [email protected]

Tovo, Iunisi (BOL, GGN, LS) 1777 Woodland Ave. #8, East Palo Alto, CA 94303 H: (650) 906-7287 [email protected]

Tower, Laura (ACS, WJCD, CEP, LM) 17265 East Highway 4, Stockton, CA 95215-9720 W: (209) 465-4840, H: (209) 465-4840, M: (209) 483-4280, F: (209) 465-4842 [email protected]

Troescher, Dave (CEP) 3670 Penny Lane, Carson City, NV 89703 W: (775) 689-4210, H: (775) 883-8369, M: (775) 338-7158, F: (775) 689-4216 [email protected]

Turner, Yvonne (MIP) 24437 Tiber Ridge Dr., Auburn, CA 95602 H: (530) 268-6744 [email protected]

Vaughn, Sheila (BOP, LM) 1435 Dolphin Drive, Aptos, CA 95003 H: (831) 662-8908 [email protected]

Viau, Ed (SJDC, CCOM) 4218 Forestwood Drive, San Jose, CA 95121 H: (408) 238-2347 [email protected]

Vieira, Dottie (LM) PO Box 401, Colfax, CA 95713 H: (530) 346-8980 [email protected]

Voelm, Charlotte (SJCX, LS) 329 Navajo Dr., Salinas, CA 93906 H: (831) 449-8604

Walker, Russ (CFA) P.O. Box 505, Patterson, CA 95363 H: (209) 892-3125 [email protected]

Walter, Richard J. (FF) 6316 Ascot Drive, Oakland, CA 94611 H: (559) 781-4562 [email protected]

Ward, Barbara (LM) P.O.Box 585, Mt. Shasta, CA 96067 H: (530) 926-5170 [email protected]

Ward, Marlene (BVDC) 18 Laguna Circle, Pittsburg, CA 94565 H: (925) 432-3643 [email protected]

Ward, Michael (FF) c/o 1221 Broadway 21st Floor, 21st Floor, Oakland, CA 94612 H: (510) 451-3300 [email protected]

Washington-Olson, Rosa (GCD, LM) 705 Barcelona Dr., Davis, CA 95616 H: (530) 753-2088, F: (530) 753-2088 [email protected]

Waters, Beverly (CCOMP, CPM) 820 Alice Ln., Chico, CA 95926 H: (530) 343-1746

Watling, Nancy (CAH) 1661 Smith Drive, Turlock, CA 95382 H: (209) 632-0474, F: (209) 668-7441 [email protected]

Wegley, Lisa (WFM) 2610 Pine Castle Drive, Hanford, CA 93230 H: (209) 584-9433

Weider, Kandi (GGDS, LM) 933 - 1st Street W., Sonoma, CA 95476 H: (707) 996-0553 [email protected]

Wesley, John (BVLS, LS) P.O Box 2326, Berkeley, CA 94547

Whitten, Barbara (LS) Box 1088, Los Molinos, CA 96055 H: (916) 384-1682

Williams, Neal (BOL) 1103 Longspur Way, Sparks, NV 89411 H: (775) 750-0040

Williams, Sharon (BOL) 1103 Longspur Way, Sparks, NV 89441 H: (775) 425-2478

Willm, Susan (BVDS, ICC) 1963 Napa Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94707 W: (415) 694-4511, H: (510) 524-1272, M: (510) 684-2130, F: (510) 524-1526 [email protected]

Wilson Jr., Kline A. (BOP) 4028 Brown Avenue, Oakland, CA 94619 H: (510) 531-7982, M: (510) 325-8232

Wilson, Marilyn (DOAMC) 13281 Bitney Springs Road, Nevada city, CA 95959 H: (530) 274-8952 [email protected]

Winne Jr., Donald (CFA) 210 N. Iris St., Carson Ciry, NV 89703 W: (775) 684-1137, H: (775) 882-4304 [email protected]

Winne, Donald, Sr. (NSX) 912 W. Telegraph, Carson City, NV 89703 W: (775) 882-1469, H: (775) 784-6993, fax 784-1769 [email protected]

Wonder, Dorothy (MIP) 1320 Addison St. B313, Berkely, CA 94702 H: (510) 981-0675, M: (510) 499-1308 [email protected]

Wong, Kathryn Choy (CCP, CCP) 450 25th Ave. Apt. #2, San Francisco, CA 94121 H: (415) 221-3094, M: (415) 519-8872 [email protected]

Woods, Doris (LM) 3141 Cutaway Ln., Placerville, CA 95667 H: (530) 621-0310, M: (530) 409-4248 [email protected]

Worley, Richard (FCL, LS) 1628 Fairway, Atwater, CA 95301 H: (209) 358-5085

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Wray, Rodney (FF) 6601 Owens Dr. Suite 230, Pleasanton, CA 94514 W: (510) 482-2244 [email protected]

Yamamoto, Takeshi (BVCL) 6221 Ralston Avenue, Richmond, CA 94805 H: (510) 232-9076

Yang, Melody (CCHM, LS) 7 lyon Ave, Sanger, CA 93657 H: (559) 875-2810

Yee, Kimland M (BOP) 7387 Alma Vista Way, Sacramento, CA 95831 H: (916) 813-7492, M: (916) 428-8270 [email protected]

Yerxa, Elizabeth C. (LM) 840 Clay St., Colusa, CA 95932 H: (530) 458-4814 [email protected]

Yin, Burt (BOL, ACS, CEP, CCOM, CCON, CDC, EMPP, LS) 25299 Buckeye Dr., Castro Valley, CA 94552 W: (510) 582-4368, M: (510) 862-0077 [email protected]

Yin, Jane P. (CORR) 25299 Buckeye Dr., Castro Valley, CA 94552 H: (510) 582-4368, M: (510) 862-1742 [email protected]

Yoshino, Steve (CFA) 9486 N. Ashurst Drive, Fresno, CA 93720 H: (559) 433-0491 [email protected]

Young, Doris (SUMU, CCR, UMW) 545 Fisher Circle, Folsom, CA 95630 H: (916) 355-0526 [email protected]

Ziegler, Sara (SUMU, CAH) 1005 Eastern Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95864 H: (916) 972-7616, M: (916) 996-1572 [email protected]

19. Other Agency Information

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San Francisco State UniversityChristian Campus Ministry “The Edge”Rev. Carolyn Talmadge190 Denslowe DriveSan Francisco, CA 94132415/[email protected]

Stanford UniversityUnited Campus Christian MinistryRev. Geoff Browning-Campus Minister; DirectorP.O. Box 20149Stanford, CA 94309650/725-0050Geoff.browning@ stanford.eduhttp://www.stanford.edu/group/uccm

Univ. of California, BerkeleyWesley FoundationRev. Tarah Trueblood-Campus Minister; Director2398 Bancroft WayBerkeley, CA 94704510/549/-1244FAX: 510/549-0303http://www.gbgm-umc.org/wsc/[email protected]

University of California, DavisCal Aggie Christian AssociationRev. Kristin Stoneking- Campus Minister;

Director 433 Russell Blvd.Davis, CA 95616530/753-2000, ext. [email protected]

University of California, MercedWesley FoundationCharlie WildmanMerced United Methodist Church899 Yosemite ParkwayMerced, CA 95340209/710-7300FAX: 209/[email protected]

University of California, Santa CruzUnited Campus Christian MinistryRev. Sean Tai-Campus Minister; Int. Director900 High St., Santa Cruz, CA 95060831/[email protected]

University of Nevada, RenoCampus Christian AssociationJason and Jennifer DanielsCampus Minister; Co-Directors1317 North VirginiaReno, NV 89503775/[email protected]; [email protected]

UniversityofthePacificMultifaith ChaplainThe Rev. Dr. Donna McNiel, CRC3601 Pacific Ave.Morris ChapelStockton, CA 95211209/946-2538FAX: 209/[email protected]

Directory of Campus Ministries


http://www.stanford.edu/group/uccm

http://www.gbgm-umc.org/wsc/


http://www.cahouse.org



mailto:[email protected];


http://www.renocampusministry.com


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Directory of United Camps, Conferences, & Retreats

Directory of United Camps, Conferences, & RetreatsMike Carr, Executive DirectorFor reservations and information about all sites, contact:UCCR Reservations Office1304 South Point Blvd. #260Petaluma, CA 94954800/678-5102FAX: 707/[email protected] Hours: 8:00-5:00, Monday-Friday

Campground Sites

(*United Methodist owned camp):

*Camp Lodestar, Wilseyville

R.L. White Retreat, Mill Valley

Camp Cazadero, Cazadero

Camp Ross Relles, Nevada City

Community of the Great Commission, Foresthill

Sequoia Seminar, Ben Lomond

Enchanted Hills, Napa

Camp Tamarack, Shaver Lake

Camp Gualala, Annapoli

Valley of the Moon, Glen Ellen

Monte Toyon, Aptos

Westminster Retreat, Alamo

Camp Kelly

Austin, NV

For more information, contact:

• J. Felton: [email protected]; H (775) 623-5109

• K. Dunning: [email protected]; W (530)546-2290

Shasta District Camp

Mt. Shasta , CAUM Shasta CampContact: Pauline Bowen1821 Ferry St.Anderson, CA 96007530/365-7386FAX: 530/365-7373http://www.shastacap.org/

Directory of Other United Methodist Camps

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Directory of Other Agencies

Asian Women’s Resource CenterGloria Tan, Executive Director940 Washington St.San Francisco, CA 94108(415) [email protected]/UMW

Asian-American United Methodists, National Federation of (NFAAUM)Laddie Perez-Galang1755 Sunnyvale AvenueWalnut Creek, CA 94597(925) 727-1295Fax (925) [email protected]

Berger & Jones, Inc., ConferenceInsurance AgentsP.O. Box 5158San Ramon, CA 94583-5158Office (925) 277-9090FAX (925) [email protected]&Jones Insurance.com

California-Nevada Methodist Homes201 Nineteenth St.Oakland, CA 94612(510) 893-8989Cokesbury Book StorePeggy Hallock, Manager478 E. Colorado Blvd.Pasadena, CA 91101Toll Free: (877) 432-8802(626) [email protected]@cokesbury.com

Fred Finch Youth Center3800 Coolidge Ave.Oakland, CA 94602(510) 482-2244F (510) 530-2044www.fredfinch.org

GBO Global Ministries, Women’s Div.Alice Belton1502 Partridge Dr.Hercules, CA 94547(510) [email protected]/UMW

Gum Moon Residence HallGloria Tan, Executive Director940 Washington St.San Francisco, CA 94108(415) [email protected]

Heifer Project InternationalIsaak Egge2220 J Street, Suite #8Sacramento, CA 95816(916) 442-3330Toll free (877) 663-1682Sunniethorton @heifer.orgwww.heifer.org

Hotline for Misconduct of a SexualNature- (916) 374-1569Fran Eldridge (510) 285-6565

Mary Elizabeth InnMandy Heier, Director1040 Bush St.San Francisco, CA 94109(415) [email protected]

Northern California Ecumenical Resource CenterOffice Hours: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.1675 Winchester Blvd.Campbell, CA 95008(408) 378-2532 Fax: (408) [email protected]

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Directory of Other Agencies

PacificSchoolofReligion1798 Scenic Ave.Berkeley, CA 94709(510) 848-0528www.psr.edu

U.M. Federal Credit UnionVicky Cruz, Business Dev. Officer5405 Arrow Hwy., Ste. 106Montclair, CA 91763-1664(909) 946-4096Fax: ((909) 981-7055/ (800) [email protected]

UniversityofthePacific3601 Pacific Ave.Stockton, CA 95211(209) 946-2011www.pacific.edu

Western Jurisdiction Korean MissionWon Kie Kim7400 Osage Ave.Los Angeles, CA 90045Off (310) 410-9573Fax: (310) [email protected]

Toll Free Information ServicesInfoservFor general information regarding UMCurriculum, programs, offices, etc.(800) 251-8140

Ecufilm(800) 251-4091

Curric-U-PhoneU.M. Curriculum Information Services(800) 251-8591

Local Church Address LineLocal Church Addresses in U.S.A.800-874-3211

General Boards & Agencies

Archives and History36 Madison Ave.,POB 127Madison, NJ 07940973/408-3189 FAX: 973/[email protected]

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns475 Riverside Dr., Room 1300, New York, NY 10115212/749-3553 FAX: 212/662-7045www.gccuic-umc.org

Church and Society100 Maryland Ave., NE,Washington, DC 20002202/488-5600FAX: 202/488-5619www.umc-gbcs.orgService [email protected]

United Methodist CommunicationsHeadquarters810 Twelfth Ave.South, Nashville, TN 37203-4744615/742-5400 FAX: 615/742-5415

United Methodist Development FundExecutive Director/Investment Associate/ Moy, Wayne,212/870-3856 [email protected]/Loan Office: McMahon, Denise, 212/[email protected] Loan Office: Herrera, Rhina L., 212/[email protected]

Discipleship1908 Grand Ave., POB 340003 Nashville, TN 37203-0003615/340-7200 Toll-free: 877/899-2780 FAX: 615/340-7006www.gbod.org Email: [email protected]

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Finance and Administration1 Music Circle North,POB 340029Nashville, TN 37203-0029866/367-4232 FAX: 615/[email protected]

Global Ministries475 Riverside Dr., New York, NY 10115212/870-3600 FAX: 212/870-3748Mission Information Line: 800/UMC-GBGM or 862-4246www.gbgm-umc.org

Higher Education and Ministry1001 Nineteenth Ave., SouthPOB 340007Nashville, TN 37203-0007615/340-7400 FAX: 615/340-7048www.gbhem.org

PensionandHealthBenefits1201 Davis Street, Evanston, IL 60201847/869-4550 FAX 847/475-5061www.gbophb.org

Publication201 Eighth Ave. South, Nashville, TN 37203615/749-6000 FAX: 615/749-6079www.umph.org

Religion and Race100 Maryland Ave. NE, Ste. 400Washington, DC 20002202/547-2271 FAX: 202/547-0358www.gcorr.org email: [email protected]

Status and Role Of Women77 W. Washington, Ste. 1009Chicago, IL 60602312/346-4900 or 800/523-8390 FAX: 312/[email protected]

Service Center (United Methodist Women)7820 Reading RoadCincinnati, OH 45222800-305-9857Fax 513-761-3722

20. Statistical Tables

548


Addendum to Table 2 After the official closure of the Conference Treasurer's books for 2008, additional apportionment pay-ments were received. The following is the list of churches that sent those payments for 2008:

Paid in full 2008 Apportionments:Tehachapi Valley UMC

Additional 2008 Apportionments paid, but not paid in full:

Vacaville St. Paul UMC San Jose Evergreen Valley UMCLoomis First UMC Middletown Community UMCSacramento Cho-Un Korean UMC Oroville First UMCOakhurst New Community UMC Sacramento Tongan UM FellowshipSanger UMC Epworth UM FellowshipMountain View Trinity UMC

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2008ApportionmentspaidafterofficialclosureoftheConferenceTreasurer's books:

Apportionment Categories Amount PaidClergy Pension & Benefits $19,761.24Other Clergy Support 3,032.61Conference Program 2,857.18Conf. Office & Administration 3,929.18World Service 1,607.03Black College Fund 666.39Africa University Fund 199.50Episcopal Fund 310.94General Adm. Fund 144.72Interdenominational Coop. Fund 102.88Ministerial Education Fund 324.77Jurisdictional Conf. Adm. 101.85Jurisdictional Korean Mission 160.28Total $33,198.57

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Members in Line 9 who are Black/African American

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le 2

d12

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08

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Associate Base Comp

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Assoicate housing paid

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Associate Prof Expense

Pastor's other cash

Associate other cash

Diaconal/Deacon total

Other staff comp & exp

Current program exp

Current operating exp

Principal & interest paid

Paid on blgs & improvements

UMW pd to district or conf UMW

Grand Total Paid

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rchn

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6465

66a

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Bay View DistrictB

ay V

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Dis

tric

t Tab

le 3

1. A

nnua

l Ope

ratin

g &

Ben

evol

ence

Bud

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2.Fu

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r Cap

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Spe

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D

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1/20

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c. Rec fromUniden.Givers

d. Rec. from Int. & Div.

e. Rec. fromCh. Assets

f. Rec. from bldg.use&Cont.

g. Rec. thrufundraisers

1.Total

a. Capital Campaign

b. Memorial & Endow/Bequest

c. Other Source&Proj.

2. Total

a. Equitable Salary

b. Adv. Spec. &Apport.Fund

c. Other

3. Total

9480

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8965

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1713

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Jur Admin Appt

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Chu

rchn

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50j

50k

5152

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309

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3620

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7864

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650

650

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296

296

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6142

8842

8876

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810

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6934

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30

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5151

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70

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80

840

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505

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300

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120

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015

3915

3910

740

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024

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050

1513

123

90

821

022

40

1568

510

270

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528

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025

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ford

632

632

3210

8424

287

8478

2354

8915

9298

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0768

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324

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592


593

Fresno District

26K

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638

616

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5117

617

648

4833

5433

5459

9259

9241

8141

8152

152

127

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nvill

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20

1280

556

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20

520

3663

065

4565

4545

6745

6757

00

28La

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164

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222

2274

7420

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2543

2543

1774

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016

050

2121

7373

2020

1391

1391

2486

2486

1735

1735

216

216

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moo

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736

783

0049

016

716

745

031

8931

8956

9756

9739

7539

7549

60

31Li

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80

1150

580

199

054

038

080

6803

2700

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059

20

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451

2415

6060

205

205

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3919

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7002

4886

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8725

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739

739

253

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336

9292

6422

3000

1147

311

473

8006

6500

998

998

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4932

6533

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111

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4251

2126

7596

7596

5300

2650

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310

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184

184

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723

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5700

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50

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139

139

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2652

2652

4738

4738

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3306

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412

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1514

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7618

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90

3688

481

027

70

750

5291

094

5440

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960

823

0To

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his

Year

3103

611

382

1837

6741

1510

2214

114

3738

3847

1023

2696

5279

072

4817

8844

4615

3361

8219

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410

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9010

1695

9438

7915

3912

593

5305

3573

1230

2611

7110

5547

4240

5639

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7567

3744

212

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(Dec

reas

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7623

7214

173

236

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1521

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10-8

12-1

9

594


595

Fresno DistrictFr

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Dis

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le 2

d12

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08

Pastor's Base Comp

Associate Base Comp





Pastor's other cash




Current program exp





Grand Total Paid


Chu

rchn

ame

6465

66a

66b

67a

67b

68a

68b

6970

7172

7374

7576

961

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ona

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000

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10

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1613

114

026

498

063

273

02

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70

1160

00

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620

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3149

40

2480

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5372

90

2845

00

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017

525

00

2979

6144

332

1466

520

5267

622

7078

8570

04

Bak

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eld

Sai

nt M

arks

3849

40

2828

065

20

9471

00

1501

028

6130

431

084

3011

9512

4289

05

Bak

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eld

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ity37

284

041

000

2598

011

488

00

2567

019

1827

592

041

571

2425

1688

580

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aker

sfiel

d W

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030

000

2380

021

806

00

4140

611

991

7998

1528

4958

418

8822

6520

07

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No

Rep

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1500

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

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08

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h U

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036

486

020

016

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00

5980

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011

960

8364

353

509

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vis

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oria

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795

018

194

059

4992

3612

252

640

055

596

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851

140

3179

013

177

027

1015

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422

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40

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011

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ano

4166

60

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076

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00

015

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011

3511

3323

012

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800

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00

00

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2187

40

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30

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30

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00

1998

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415

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20

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174

2816

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00

2755

950

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ship

2489

20

1180

10

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840

00

3194

1566

443

0815

180

7919

00

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ce31

929

010

208

010

149

055

00

020

503

4216

2770

30

00

1139

5772

2221

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no S

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000

00

00

00

00

5478

7835

00

021

615

022

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no S

t Pau

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414

015

734

027

980

1079

20

052

351

6383

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40

025

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4214

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00

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2340

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5243

6910

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Han

ford

3360

00

3360

055

30

8544

00

3597

017

815

3390

60

3504

452

019

6814

0

594


595

Fresno District

26K

erm

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347

040

000

4531

016

185

00

9555

1479

127

000

031

700

1403

440

27K

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3353

00

3748

00

035

280

029

294

2039

1935

80

1446

550

1206

800

28La

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9000

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000

00

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664

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3929

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3261

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2835

00

3000

035

460

483

00

1434

256

8030

748

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3223

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4836

031

Lind

say

3115

00

3256

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470

5600

00

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516

519

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036

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3689

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021

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3710

00

5300

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029

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4076

00

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1933

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00

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011

440

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1600

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630

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4894

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2360

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3649

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00

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unity

8028

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729

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862

4596

549

2489

3380

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7036

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cent

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31

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310

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823

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596


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AC

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Chu

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12/3

1/20

08

a. Rec.thru Pledges







1.Total

a. Capital Campaign



2. Total

a. Equitable Salary


c. Other

3. Total

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Golden Gate DistrictG

olde

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Dis

tric

t

12/3

1/20

08







Withdrawn



Removed by death









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12.

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5.b

67

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Golden Gate District G

olde

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ate

Dis

tric

t Tab

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b

12/3

1/20

08








groups



groups



groups








groups

Children

Youth

Adult


school


professing members

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ase)

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611


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n G

ate

Dis

tric

t Tab

le 2

d12

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08

Pastor's Base Comp

Associate Base Comp





Pastor's other cash




Current program exp





Grand Total Paid


Chu

rchn

ame

6465

66a

66b

67a

67b

68a

68b

6970

7172

7374

7576

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000

00

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500

6000

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00

013

5529

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00

500

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3733

90

4900

090

670

5600

00

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496

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1417

600

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000

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00

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000

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015

000

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70

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ville

3391

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00

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00

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555

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1019

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00

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30

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5846

50

3280

00

1187

20

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00

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3974

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5680

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6000

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00

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Year

1864

895

1856

3260

7912

7934

317

9175

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329

1148

3722

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1721

5263

446

7123

1604

359

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3650

8382

3037

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2676

6611

6460

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2801

621

9605

5070

6412

1388

1614

4218

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2228

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878

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4852

3215

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7836

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ase)

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5931

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cent

age

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612


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olde

n G

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Dis

tric

t Tab

le 3 1.

Ann

ual O

pera

ting

& B

enev

olen

ce B

udge

t Fun

ding

Sou

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Fund

ing

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for C

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Pro

ject

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hurc

h

12/3

1/20

08

a. Rec.thru Pledges







1.Total

a. Capital Campaign



2. Total

a. Equitable Salary


c. Other

3. Total

9372

040

101

And

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264

264

580

3535

120

120

3333

2297

2297

4104

4104

2864

2864

357

357

16M

onte

rey

550

020

0073

025

00

680

4780

1000

8540

8540

5959

074

30

17M

orga

n H

ill41

30

100

550

188

051

035

870

6410

044

720

558

018

Mou

ntai

n Vi

ew T

rinity

559

335

625

7444

254

152

6941

4856

2914

8677

8677

6055

6055

755

453

19Fr

emon

t Firs

t Chi

nese

56

70

075

025

80

700

4929

088

0745

061

4515

076

60

20P

acifi

c G

rove

Firs

t99

30

2299

613

210

045

231

512

386

8630

6488

1542

015

420

1076

080

1913

4295

921

Pac

ific

Gro

ve F

ores

t Hill

4949

07

722

226

643

043

076

876

853

653

667

6722

Pal

o A

lto A

lder

sgat

e58

30

250

7777

265

265

7272

5066

5066

9051

9051

6316

6316

788

788

23Fr

emon

t Kor

ean

Firs

t UM

C58

70

1601

678

026

726

773

050

970

9106

9106

6354

079

20

24P

alo

Alto

Firs

t21

2810

040

144

282

282

968

968

264

264

1849

318

493

3304

133

041

2305

523

055

2875

2875

640


641

San Jose District

25P

alo

Alto

Firs

t Ton

gan

303

303

4040

138

138

3838

2634

2634

4706

4706

3284

3284

410

410

26P

alo

Alto

St A

ndre

ws

373

373

3361

4949

170

170

4646

3240

3240

5790

5790

4040

4040

504

504

27P

alo

Alto

Wes

ley

525

525

3800

7070

239

239

6565

4565

4565

8156

8156

5691

5691

710

710

28P

rune

dale

131

131

017

1760

6016

1611

3811

3820

3320

3314

1814

1817

717

729

Sal

inas

Firs

t59

059

049

1578

7826

826

873

7351

3051

3091

6691

6663

9663

9679

879

830

San

Jos

e A

lmad

en H

ills

1525

055

7120

220

269

369

318

918

913

248

1324

823

669

2366

916

516

1651

620

6020

6031

San

Jos

e A

lum

Roc

k52

162

130

069

6923

723

765

6545

2845

2880

8980

8956

4556

4570

470

432

San

Jos

e C

alva

ry95

80

956

127

043

60

119

083

2450

014

872

1487

210

378

012

940

33S

an J

ose

Cam

bria

n P

ark

1219

018

7516

20

554

015

10

1059

40

1892

818

928

1320

70

1647

034

San

Jos

e E

verg

reen

Val

ley

855

710

113

2838

997

106

2674

3318

5813

280

1328

092

6623

1711

5628

935

San

Jos

e Fi

rst

1143

080

0015

215

252

052

014

214

299

3447

8617

749

1774

912

385

1238

515

4515

4536

San

Jos

e K

orea

n U

MC

San

ta C

lara

Val

ley

2312

032

9230

730

710

5210

5228

728

720

093

2009

335

899

3589

925

050

2505

031

2431

2437

San

Jos

e La

Trin

idad

435

00

580

198

054

037

800

6753

2814

4712

1963

588

038

San

Jos

e S

t Pau

ls53

50

600

7171

243

243

6666

4650

4650

8308

8308

5797

5797

723

723

39S

an J

ose

Wes

ley

1752

018

928

232

232

796

796

217

217

1521

915

219

2719

127

191

1897

318

973

2366

2366

40S

an J

ose

Will

ow G

len

1426

034

2518

90

648

017

70

1238

90

2213

622

136

1544

60

1926

041

San

ta C

lara

58

00

4577

7726

426

472

7250

3950

3990

0390

0362

8262

8278

378

342

San

ta C

lara

Bet

hel K

orea

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760

9800

169

5958

020

115

855

1108

438

4119

803

1980

313

818

4789

1723

597

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mc

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anta

Cru

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00

012

50

427

011

70

8166

014

590

1459

010

180

1018

012

700

44S

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de H

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p63

6310

000

88

2929

88

551

551

984

984

687

687

8686

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unny

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680

019

50

668

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20

1275

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622

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715

907

1984

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nyva

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545

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624

821

686

4738

395

8465

8465

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5415

737

6147

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rinity

453

00

600

206

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380

7035

7035

4909

061

20

48S

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408

00

540

185

051

035

430

6330

044

170

551

049

Wat

sonv

ille

732

732

2980

9732

333

333

9130

6358

4369

1135

911

359

7926

5619

989

668

50M

arin

a C

anaa

n K

orea

n32

70

043

014

90

410

2842

050

7850

7835

4340

044

20

51E

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alin

as F

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ter U

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00

00

00

00

00

00

00

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052

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n U

m F

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ip

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

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San

Jos

e Vi

etna

mes

e Fe

llow

ship

38

30

051

017

40

470

3328

059

460

4149

051

70

54S

unny

vale

San

Jos

e To

ngan

Fel

low

ship

95

00

130

430

120

828

014

790

1032

012

90

Tota

l Thi

s Ye

ar50

197

6895

3624

2466

5626

8322

827

9670

6224

2504

4361

8116

9483

7793

1174

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5437

8635

8875

6782

127

642

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l Las

t Yea

r47

111

6145

3061

0066

5832

7121

606

9697

6133

2953

4480

9419

2432

7275

6066

3082

5267

6439

6927

6424

625

324

Incr

ease

(Dec

reas

e)30

8675

056

324

-2-5

8812

21-2

791

-449

-119

13-2

2949

5175

176

921

1702

2-3

8052

3575

2318

Per

cent

age

712

180

-18

60

0-1

5-3

-12

712

3-1

06

9

642


643

San Jose District S

an J

ose

Dis

tric

t Tab

le 2

d12

/31/

08

Pastor's Base Comp

Associate Base Comp





Pastor's other cash




Current program exp





Grand Total Paid


Chu

rchn

ame

6465

66a

66b

67a

67b

68a

68b

6970

7172

7374

7576

961

Apt

os47

592

033

600

010

849

011

844

00

5484

132

3534

856

00

024

3146

02

Bou

lder

Cre

ek20

4457

7720

440

1043

2924

00

013

745

2514

5268

7464

3192

10

8609

80

3C

ampb

ell

5213

252

132

3607

412

832

6538

4736

6822

1070

365

599

2537

2723

137

1493

8021

5000

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8320

9796

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hurc

h O

f The

Way

fare

r72

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042

000

036

310

00

010

2101

2772

312

6068

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792

6874

5140

180

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tino

Goo

d S

amar

itan

5140

536

806

2589

642

8940

0635

3795

5511

758

014

6495

1207

910

4356

2621

930

0144

3054

8108

7200

6Fr

emon

t Firs

t55

245

025

000

3500

056

000

027

672

2894

1631

00

088

016

1568

07

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ont S

t Pau

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012

1600

027

051

7350

6429

7592

1070

30

053

227

1565

041

224

5617

785

686

1680

4309

1413

950

8S

an J

ose

Gen

esis

4600

00

3220

00

5000

085

670

025

256

2392

313

438

1057

3085

570

2873

580

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3500

00

6172

00

056

000

027

337

3089

1839

10

1478

20

1262

030

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field

7569

020

000

548

039

010

020

1519

213

861

7511

020

037

797

011

Hol

liste

r35

293

1149

416

900

4800

3600

010

0090

00

3441

725

1523

389

00

600

1517

7716

800

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s A

ltos

8516

010

6186

1636

553

349

1663

042

3311

488

2166

814

7822

8691

0311

3316

2915

830

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5310

950

2246

545

013

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Gat

os46

000

045

930

4528

017

719

00

3595

0117

045

1112

930

00

6723

870

14M

arin

a42

566

045

410

5300

051

920

092

5939

6114

621

024

7980

410

9925

015

Milp

itas

Sun

nyhi

lls33

187

014

200

026

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00

015

467

4021

9289

00

096

749

1200

016

Mon

tere

y40

100

060

000

712

053

360

043

025

2435

2434

50

9352

500

1452

460

17M

orga

n H

ill36

843

022

500

2884

017

525

00

3593

382

5915

291

8645

1226

435

1293

910

18M

ount

ain

View

Trin

ity37

987

028

400

013

280

8450

00

021

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015

031

410

1700

1852

3518

250

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t Firs

t Chi

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14

584

088

050

350

00

00

1558

641

1027

635

5448

191

530

1353

040

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c G

rove

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344

027

700

092

970

5192

00

5876

022

708

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000

623

500

3594

3428

656

21P

acifi

c G

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240

00

400

00

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3330

6265

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00

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5565

00

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3759

30

060

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7775

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rst U

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732

100

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40

1199

10

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20

1052

80

3426

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00

1000

024

Pal

o A

lto F

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6883

469

293

5800

2286

341

7478

440

5600

025

4793

3735

815

8542

026

3038

4080

6687

025

Pal

o A

lto F

irst T

onga

n 18

607

642


643

San Jose District

26P

alo

Alto

St A

ndre

ws

2939

20

4663

011

099

600

015

021

3852

2012

30

2684

180

013

8644

027

Pal

o A

lto W

esle

y 32

300

030

000

4150

00

00

3199

070

0050

473

00

016

8761

028

Pru

neda

le12

000

00

013

200

00

030

0094

610

705

016

00

3626

20

29S

alin

as F

irst

4884

80

4998

029

240

8002

00

6577

641

5744

508

045

2939

8722

5204

030

San

Jos

e A

lmad

en H

ills

5608

50

3050

00

5000

00

00

1524

9412

483

6756

111

328

8225

50

5155

870

31S

an J

ose

Alu

m R

ock

4628

10

3240

041

000

5600

00

2224

277

7632

267

00

2100

1582

830

32S

an J

ose

Cal

vary

3500

00

2100

00

6000

017

124

00

3592

811

213

7095

10

2210

211

0323

8146

1775

433

San

Jos

e C

ambr

ian

Par

k45

279

045

440

6001

050

040

012

9233

4402

7292

866

4811

150

030

7612

034

San

Jos

e E

verg

reen

Val

ley

5495

20

4900

053

110

1569

10

047

919

2055

6860

738

346

030

026

0110

035

San

Jos

e Fi

rst

5809

20

3187

30

4445

012

000

00

1159

4858

240

3670

20

6200

00

4376

600

36S

an J

ose

Kor

ean

UM

C S

anta

Cla

ra V

alle

y47

578

3400

027

900

2400

094

1757

0017

124

1712

40

2262

7079

695

6029

629

148

9950

010

0080

7867

037

San

Jos

e La

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idad

4536

80

8806

016

700

9105

00

023

0030

485

00

200

1032

0061

8038

San

Jos

e S

t Pau

ls41

814

015

500

3113

011

488

00

2507

715

5339

409

040

727

0615

6649

039

San

Jos

e W

esle

y35

043

7893

820

500

2480

066

8095

0017

124

5600

086

768

8513

7135

30

6489

935

1354

9226

040

San

Jos

e W

illow

Gle

n47

223

040

000

1774

013

661

057

547

9004

327

441

5871

351

0010

763

5568

3531

5515

600

41S

anta

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ra

3546

70

3528

012

400

6860

00

3908

412

154

3545

60

2383

615

1919

1633

042

San

ta C

lara

Bet

hel K

orea

n46

707

3051

631

880

2691

859

1250

340

20

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520

6870

518

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2091

043

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f San

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40

6101

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800

1712

40

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30

2932

110

44S

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Sun

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4680

911

681

2930

058

1893

8846

056

000

059

670

7860

5705

276

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000

4300

3137

5422

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46S

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ley

Faith

4915

20

3556

055

000

6502

00

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010

9260

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10

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022

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3850

60

3000

022

750

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50

021

793

3484

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00

5931

3630

1202

700

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3598

20

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000

00

00

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026

213

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Wat

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3385

20

2484

00

9138

00

00

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4557

9413

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Mar

ina

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3240

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00

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580

00

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40

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10

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90

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00

00

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San

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e Vi

etna

mes

e Fe

llow

ship

0

00

00

00

00

00

00

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unny

vale

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low

ship

0

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l Thi

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8933

349

3123

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0101

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2647

385

3673

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755

2814

9638

0364

681

0140

2492

245

6210

1184

2743

7416

114

8535

7417

9088

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l Las

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0660

348

7296

5582

1818

2137

2563

5447

710

3184

4085

984

2125

1636

6876

076

8657

2534

084

3554

6089

8906

5899

914

6031

1617

7668

Incr

ease

(Dec

reas

e)82

730

5827

7491

2-2

2036

-432

28-3

2548

941

-122

2968

980

1348

8641

483

-418

3926

5551

-561

6315

162

2504

5814

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ntag

e4

113

-12

-17

-115

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324

5-2

75-6

262

1

644


645

San Jose District S

an J

ose

Dis

tric

t Tab

le 3

1. A

nnua

l Ope

ratin

g &

Ben

evol

ence

Bud

get F

undi

ng S

ourc

es:

2.Fu

ndin

g S

ourc

es fo

r Cap

ital &

oth

er

Spe

c.P

roje

ct3.

Fund

ing

Sou

rces

from

D

ist.,

AC

,JC

,Gen

Chu

rch

12/3

1/20

08

a. Rec.thru Pledges







1.Total

a. Capital Campaign



2. Total

a. Equitable Salary


c. Other

3. Total

9414

460

101

Apt

os U

MC

1859

470

7834

00

2521

334

314

2533

080

5769

057

690

00

094

148

6020

2B

ould

er C

reek

UM

C0

3440

621

6210

240

6744

391

1051

260

150

015

00

00

094

160

6030

3C

ampb

ell U

MC

5099

7178

986

6762

4389

018

535

4936

666

8009

1314

5615

145

014

6601

00

00

9416

860

404

Car

mel

Chu

rch

of th

e W

ayfa

rer

1887

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cent

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660


661

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tric

t Tab

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1. A

nnua

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Ben

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AC

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12/3

1/20

08

a. Rec.thru Pledges







1.Total

a. Capital Campaign



2. Total

a. Equitable Salary


c. Other

3. Total

9435

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560

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315

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3322

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3861

050

662


663

RecapR

ecap

12/3

1/20

08







Withdrawn



Removed by death









Females

Males


DIS

TRIC

T1

2a2b

34

5a5b

67

89

AA

A/B

HN

PW

MR

9b9b

101

BAY

VIE

W

Thi

s Ye

ar13

622

251

2614

574

448

107

124

6018

213

197

1873

1659

147

860

672

3426

668

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74

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t Yea

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238

137

113

6634

138

6226

179

1362

218

8316

9916

97

601

7409

118

7110

4344

6355

In

crea

se/D

ecre

ase

-92

13-1

1132

810

769

6234

3-4

25-1

0-4

0-2

21

5-1

7514

8-2

20-5

9-2

812

DE

LTA

T

his

Year

1384

652

566

195

6934

694

7862

250

1387

115

8830

844

426

505

9860

376

7718

4722

6878

L

ast Y

ear

1431

542

557

104

7149

714

919

937

244

1384

615

8431

443

233

358

1029

315

581

6551

1069

03

Incr

ease

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reas

e-4

6910

09

91-2

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-55

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256

254

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7-4

3322

1-4

47-3

88-2

53

FRE

SN

O

Thi

s Ye

ar91

9428

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420

7313

887

5632

227

9158

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100

363

862

7292

5752

7332

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14

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t Yea

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6218

211

5335

176

6465

3421

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9410

7980

254

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7562

5251

9932

5644

16

Incr

ease

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reas

e-2

6810

511

3-3

338

-38

23-9

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9820

109

110

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574

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198

4 G

OLD

EN

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E

Thi

s Ye

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267

386

190

100

5127

651

6045

173

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922

3731

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821

414

1712

366

315

4428

2739

7541

L

ast Y

ear

2022

920

217

021

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217

7418

541

128

2026

718

8423

9455

720

811

4812

111

139

3452

2003

8255

In

crea

se/D

ecre

ase

3818

420

-119

-41

59-2

3-1

254

4512

235

378

631

626

925

517

697

673

6-7

145

NE

VAD

A-S

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RA

T

his

Year

6763

178

1848

4325

611

946

1313

564

8148

3756

4312

660

3536

5107

2394

3089

L

ast Y

ear

6993

165

2368

6526

873

5842

110

6763

4432

4752

9664

1833

4205

2538

3251

In

crea

se/D

ecre

ase

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13-5

-20

-22

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46-1

2-2

925

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45

9-9

30-3

833

902

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6 S

AN

JO

SE

T

his

Year

1307

539

569

103

135

367

7110

285

165

1298

733

7925

425

975

329

7705

145

6922

4615

6676

L

ast Y

ear

1336

725

576

7414

450

664

7733

161

1307

532

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324

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101

6758

4457

6719

In

crea

se/D

ecre

ase

-292

140

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397

2552

4-8

810

224

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5-1

9844

164

158

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Tabl

e N

o. 1

a

662


663

Recap

7 S

HA

STA

DIS

TRIC

T

Thi

s Ye

ar62

9414

419

5341

158

6743

812

961

4623

448

4924

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3284

1781

3270

L

ast Y

ear

6424

111

2118

2281

7217

2111

162

9427

329

4020

846

2287

3144

1829

3315

In

crea

se/D

ecre

ase

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33-2

3519

77-5

26-1

318

-148

-39

199

46

484

214

0-4

8-4

5C

ON

FER

EN

CE

TO

TALS

T

his

Year

8306

121

6651

266

448

619

8959

650

930

512

6182

229

1053

655

8619

0639

830

5955

598

1284

3962

223

756

3814

2

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t Yea

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504

1578

495

649

495

2086

534

663

234

1143

8306

110

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4778

1761

346

2587

5631

868

538

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2353

739

214

In

crea

se/D

ecre

ase

-144

358

817

15-9

-97

62-1

5471

118

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512

808

145

5247

2-7

2059

915

8921

9-1

072

664


665

RecapR

ecap

Tab

le 1

b

12/3

1/20

08







Children (0-6th grade) in all Sunday church school groups


Youth (7th-12th grade) in all Sunday chruch school groups


Adults (post high school) in all Sunday chruch school groups







Average Attendance in other short-term classes and groups

Children

Youth

Adult

Number of Christian Formation groups, other than chrch school


professing members

DIS

TRIC

T11

1213

1415

a15

b16

a16

b17

a17

b18

a18

b19

a19

b19

2021

2223

a23

b23

c23

241

BAY

VIE

W

Thi

s Ye

ar18

114

7545

4115

665

771

611

3997

254

510

0816

2835

8039

6962

7610

245

1771

1282

1778

5663

177

297

229

L

ast Y

ear

184

1704

4032

136

604

663

1137

580

455

898

1356

2426

2231

3531

7012

1473

1201

1288

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2950

920

5353

239

290

110

272

1154

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153

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399

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5

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his

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161

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756

1659

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1146

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153

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6158

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2814

2120

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203

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T

his

Year

8791

631

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390

330

600

589

244

341

422

2482

1656

3742

5398

719

1194

1539

2241

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231

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ear

128

1289

3143

124

313

347

710

662

230

309

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2071

1634

3116

4926

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1258

1958

3435

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248

115

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crea

se/D

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ase

-41

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-34

-64

77-1

7-1

10-7

314

3221

411

2262

647

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7-6

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2786

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ear

229

3278

5844

180

737

535

1480

1019

595

839

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2054

2421

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7325

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1966

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7022

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319

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18-6

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664


665

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326

6564

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62

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311

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2154

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his

Year

1158

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3549

1333

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1918

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732

8835

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330

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1479

2130

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-921

5980

118

197

475

228

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357

127

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7648

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211

7912

19

186

206

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Tab

le 1

c

12/3

1/20

08


Number of church members participating in UMVIM teams











Market value of other assets (cash, securities, other property, etc.)



Active Young Adults

DIS

TRIC

T25

a25

b26

2728

2930

3132

a32

b33

3435

3637

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1 B

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T

his

Year

1825

263

118

973

1318

6709

556

228

771

146

3629

1998

1823

321

2102

9911

6034

3130

2775

428

1196

909

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ast Y

ear

2523

650

224

500

1399

1348

080

721

1265

0613

431

8421

5461

030

2912

1594

1055

9118

2247

497

6457

2487

5

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ease

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1612

9-5

527

-81

-128

0985

-159

-977

3512

445

-156

4279

7-7

9112

9510

4431

378

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528

342

DE

LTA

T

his

Year

912

946

218

451

1645

8299

277

152

047

113

8845

1170

7436

212

3958

2712

1678

0742

8097

236

7148

822

L

ast Y

ear

449

366

2409

416

3276

908

710

6417

787

3833

1499

2093

613

0615

4614

7968

4941

8130

246

0172

805

In

crea

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580

96-5

643

1360

8461

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3026

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4657

4-6

6571

9-2

6290

4299

670

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2417

3 FR

ES

NO

T

his

Year

542

295

1390

812

6183

237

504

7562

8715

5311

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119

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599

1004

2776

1696

265

8967

978

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4544

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220

5104

-165

-184

4691

5337

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3515

3876

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2050

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614

216

546

In

crea

se/D

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ase

7-2

139

7800

108

1959

1-2

9-1

4557

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2046

4793

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116

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116

746

9324

7359

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1171

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2349

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957

689

289

L

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ear

960

208

8340

599

4450

125

136

674

5814

9148

6031

2070

9263

363

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153

1107

227

993

267

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se/D

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ase

-16

-43

2387

929

76-5

0-1

9928

3598

211

1483

9194

912

1711

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9811

329

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226

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232

541

1386

720

4216

4718

865

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3622

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3139

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165

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9106

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7 S

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151

In

crea

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ase

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5716

3288

5396

5754

4647

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762

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2777

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ON

FER

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TO

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his

Year

116

881

2654

9988

887

4564

6150

3596

1987

7779

333

612

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511

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485

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685

4155

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crea

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ase

3321

836

190

5239

2-1

2239

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76-7

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3213

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2191

663

4270

546

668


669

RecapR

ecap

Tab

le 2

a12

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08B

EN

EV

OLE

NC

ES

(Gen

eral

Adv

ance

Spe

c./W

orld

Svc

.)

World Service Appt

World Service Paid

Conf Program Appt

Conf Program Paid



Black College Appt

Black College Paid






Youth Service Fund

Chu

rchN

ame

38a

38b

39a

39b

40a

40b

41a

41b

42a

42b

43a

43b

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1650

1637

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0157

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2513

3665

4578

1619

3844

8427

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360

3356

213

527

7412

8685

5342

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7S

hast

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324

4529

414

5333

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026

754

1130

710

653

5327

2354

1159

2005

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3793

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1937

767

1074

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3597

7160

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ease

(Dec

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974

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344

1227

31-2

7627

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06-3

1362

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1-1

5907

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329

34-2

2961

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60

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Per

cent

age

2-1

66

-3-4

-15

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7-4

11-6

-98

0-4

5

668


669

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Rec

ap T

able

2b

12/3

1/08

(Gen

eral

Ch.

Spe

cial

Day

Offe

rings

)

Human Relations Day


Peace with Justice


World Communion

Um Student Day


Golden Cross Sunday

Conf Adv Specials







Emerging Congr Paid

DCOM asked

DCOM paid

Chu

rchN

ame

45a

45b

45c

45d

45e

45f

46a

46b

4750

a50

b50

c50

d50

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f50

g50

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5317

107

6036

4697

8065

1957

525

2016

3475

137

3656

2546

1109

8529

960

1109

8530

472

4112

112

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elta

Dis

trict

4037

1540

251

3034

4156

0028

2016

288

1185

736

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5827

2069

310

5827

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212

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5737

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4686

7495

3158

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6518

3713

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197

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hast

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7552

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Year

2416

470

784

3277

925

538

3439

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2787

4844

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6097

7112

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640

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418

8938

6678

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2014

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517

5967

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4097

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3859

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63-1

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4968

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110

197

7590

Per

cent

age

9-1

718

21-1

525

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0-1

42

-42

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13

670


671

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c12

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08B

EN

EV

OLE

NC

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Min

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Non-UM benvolences



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General Admin Pd

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Jur Admin Paid







Episcopal Fund Appt

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Chu

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ame

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50k

5152

a52

b53

a53

b54

a54

b55

a55

b59

a59

b60

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121

1292

619

8054

5453

3838

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112

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5099

3565

3573

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5765

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6230

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217

187

2842

6552

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5830

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6160

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218

3767

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3838

4710

2326

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248

1788

4446

1533

6182

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5641

924

1004

24

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den

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e D

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8355

1309

8541

1015

1314

100

5385

3846

1437

2693

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4415

3358

4520

2840

4188

216

328

5N

evad

a-S

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426

8895

1194

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0813

7379

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6412

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2654

3318

8777

1611

8323

546

1458

06

San

Jos

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197

6895

3624

2466

5626

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9670

6224

2504

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9483

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5437

8635

8875

6782

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hast

a D

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939

5363

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4730

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8462

7585

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6917

2627

1056

5021

530

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313

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710

2748

4934

528

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6311

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8791

3507

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5738

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211

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330

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498

945

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210

7398

133

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331

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717

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729

4177

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crea

se (D

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ase)

1019

724

4116

7647

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738

03-4

583

-67

-120

0-8

8732

-105

190

1759

3516

0950

3537

2-7

9704

1105

3-3

665

Per

cent

age

54

14-2

-84

-90

-8-4

-10

55

1-5

4-3

670


671

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674674

AAbuse Prevention Policy .....................................304Accounting Manager ...............................................4Acknowledgments ...................................................vAdministrative Review, Committee on .................14Annual Conference Session

Action on Recommendations .........................225Commission Members ......................................14Commission Report ........................................209Commission, Standing Rules .........................267Daily Proceedings .............................................62Historical Sessions .........................................354Member’s Expense .........................................284News ...............................................................255Offerings .........................................................255Photos ...............................................................74Reports and Recommendations, Rules ...........255Rules of Order ................................................252Standing Rules ................................................252

Appointment History, See Clergy, Appointment History

ApportionmentsPayment Plan ..................................................283Standing Rules ................................................282

Archives and History, CommissionMembers ...........................................................15Report .............................................................209Standing Rules ................................................267

BBishops, CANV

Address directory............................................446Service Records ..............................................356

Bishop Warner H. Brown, Jr.Office information ..............................................2

Board of Pensions, See Pensions, Board ofBusiness of the Annual Conference

Appointments And Concluding Business .......104Certification In Specialized And Certified Lay

Ministry ......................................................102Diaconal Ministers..........................................103Organization and General Business ..................80Pertaining To Ordained Ministers And Local

Pastors ..........................................................84Photos, Ordinands & Provisional Members ...110

CCalifornia-Nevada Methodist Homes

Board Members & Personnel ...........................49Camping and Retreat Ministries

Board Members ................................................15Directory of Camps ........................................543Director, Youth and Camping Ministries ............4Report .............................................................198Standing Rules ................................................268

Campus Ministries Directory ..............................542Candler School of Theology ...............................219Certified Persons

Clergy .............................................................501Laity ................................................................512

Chancellor, Conference ...........................................3Children and Poverty, Committee on

Members ...........................................................16Standing Rules ................................................268

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns, Commission on

Members ...........................................................16Report .............................................................209Standing Rules ................................................268

Church and Society, Board ofMembers ...........................................................17Report .............................................................197Standing Rules ................................................269

ChurchesAlphabetical Index of Church Names ............410Church Directory ............................................414

Circuits, See Clergy Appointments and CircuitsClergy

Appointment History ......................................357Certified Persons .............................................501Memoirs ..........................................................311Ministers on Honorable Voluntary Location ..500Ordained, Licensed, Appointed or Assigned

Ministers ....................................................447Surviving Spouses and Dependents ...............502Updates & Corrections ...................................446

Clergy Appointments and CircuitsAdditional Appointments ...............................134Appointments Beyond Local Church .............131Bay View ........................................................114Delta ...............................................................116Fresno .............................................................119Golden Gate ....................................................122Nevada-Sierra .................................................124San Jose ..........................................................126Shasta ..............................................................128

Clergy Benefits Task Force .................................197Clergy Compensation

Bay View District ...........................................158

675675

Beyond the Local Church ...............................171Delta District ..................................................160Fresno District ................................................162Golden Gate District .......................................164Nevada-Sierra District ....................................165San Jose District .............................................167Shasta District .................................................169

Clergy Spouse Association....................................50Communications, Commission on


Conference Claimants’ Endowment BoardContact information ............................................5Financial Report .............................................156Members ...........................................................50

Conference Council on Ministries, See Council on Ministries, Conference

Conference Officers, contact information ...............2Conference Secretary, See Secretary, ConferenceConference Superintendent, See Superintendents,

Conference and DistrictConnectional Ministry, Director of .........................4Corrections to Journal .............................................vCouncil on Finance and Administration, Conference

Financial Report .............................................136Members ...........................................................21Report .............................................................196Staff, contact information ...................................4Standing Rules ................................................265

Council on Ministries, ConferenceCCOM Personnel Committee Report .............197Members ...........................................................18Staff contact information ....................................4Standing Rules ................................................266

Council on Ministries, DistrictChairpersons .......................................................9

DDeacons, Order of, See Order of DeaconsDelegates, General and Jurisdictional Conference

2008 Delegation................................................22Delegates ........................................................404Standing Rules ................................................257

Director of Connectional Ministry ..........................4Director of Stewardship ..........................................4Directors of Lay Speaking Ministries, See Lay

Speaking DirectorsDirectory of Campus Ministries ..........................542Directory of United Camps, Conferences, &

Retreats .............................................................543Disability, Joint Committee on

Members ...........................................................19Disaster Preparedness & Response

Coordinator contact information ........................5Discipleship, Board of

Financial Report .............................................142Members ...........................................................19Older Adult Ministry Council ...........................19Older Adult Ministry Council Report .............199Report .............................................................199Standing Rules ................................................270

District AgenciesMembers

Bay View ......................................................35Delta .............................................................36Fresno ...........................................................38Golden Gate .................................................40Nevada-Sierra ..............................................42San Jose ........................................................45Shasta ...........................................................47

District OfficesContact information ............................................7

District Superintendency, Conference Committee onMembers ...........................................................20Report .............................................................213Standing Rules ................................................272

District Superintendents, See Superintendents, Conference and District

EEditor, Journal, See Journal, ConferenceElders, Order of, See Order of EldersEndowment Board, Conference Claimants’,

See Conference Claimants’ Endowment BoardEpiscopacy, Committee on


Episcopal Residence, Committee onMembers ...........................................................21

Equitable Compensation CommissionReport .............................................................211Standing Rules ................................................289

Ethnic Caucuses ....................................................51

FFilipino American Ministry, Conference Committee

on

676


Finance And Administration, Council on, See Council on Finance and Administration, Conference

Financial ReportsBoard of Discipleship .....................................142Board of Missions ..........................................140Board of Pensions ...........................................144Board of Trustees ............................................138Clergy Compensation .....................................158Council on Finance and Administration .........136Endowment Board ..........................................156United Methodist Foundation .........................155Unpaid Clergy Support ...................................157

Foundation, United Methodist, See United Methodist Foundation

Fred Finch Youth Center, Committee Members 51

GGeneral And Jurisdictional Conference Delegates,

See Delegates, General and Jurisdictional Conference

General Boards & Agencies ................................545Glide Foundation, Board of Trustees ....................51

HHigher Education and Campus Ministry, Board of


Hispano-Latino Ministries, Committee onMembers ...........................................................24Report .............................................................214Standing Rules ................................................275

Hmong Ministry, Committee onMembers ...........................................................25Standing Rules ................................................273

Honored Dead, Roll of ........................................342Hotline for Misconduct of a Sexual Nature ........544

IInterim Director, Communications .........................4Interim Director, United Methodist Volunteers In

Mission .................................................................4Investigation For Clergy Membership, Committee

on ........................................................................25

JJournal, Conference

Corrections .........................................................vEditor, contact information .................................2Standing Rules ................................................259Standing Rules, Editor ....................................260

LLaity

Agency Codes for Laity Directory .................527Certified Persons .............................................512Conference Lay Ministers (CLayM) ..............513Conference Lay Speakers ...............................523Deaconesses ....................................................512Diaconal Ministers..........................................512Lay Members by Virtue of Office ..................522Lay Members of the Conference ....................515Missionaries Related to the Conference .........513Youth Delegation of the Conference ..............522

Laity, Board ofMembers ...........................................................26Report .............................................................201Standing Rules ................................................265

Lay LeadersConference ..........................................................2District ................................................................8Standing Rules ................................................265

Lay Minister Program, Committee onMembers ...........................................................26Report .............................................................215

Lay Speaking DirectorsConference ..........................................................3District ..............................................................10Standing Rules ................................................265

Legislation, Committee onMembers ...........................................................26Standing Rules ................................................269

677

Licensed Local Pastors and Associate Members, See Order of Licensed Local Pastors and Associate Members

MMemoirs

Clergy of Conference .....................................311Clergy Spouses ...............................................330Laity ................................................................338

Memoirs, Committee onMembers ...........................................................27Standing Rules ................................................274

Methodist Homes, California-NevadaReport .............................................................218

Misconduct of a Sexual Nature, Hotline .............544Missions, Board of

Angola Partnership ...........................................28Board Report ..................................................202Cambodia Partnership Task Force ....................29Committee on New Church Development .....204Conference Secretary of Global Ministries Report

202Cross Cultural/Cross Racial Training ...............28Disaster Response, Committee on ....................29Ethnic Minority Congregations Committee Funds

Report .........................................................204Financial Report .............................................140Israel/Palestine Task Force ...............................28Members, Board of Missions ...........................27Native American Ministry, Committee on........29Philippines Solidarity Task Force .....................28Standing Rules ................................................270UMVIM ............................................................28

NNative American Ministries, Committee on


Nominations, Committee onMembers ...........................................................30Standing Rules ................................................275

OOrdained Ministry, Board of

Council on Clergy Development ......................31Members ...........................................................30Pastors Transition Workshop ............................31Report .............................................................205Standing Rules ................................................277

Order of DeaconsChair contact information ...................................3Report .............................................................206

Order of EldersChair contact information ...................................3Report .............................................................205

Order of Licensed Local Pastors and Associate Members

Chair contact information ...................................3Other Agencies

Contact information ........................................544General Boards & Agencies ...........................545

PPensions, Board of

Contact information ............................................5Financial Report & Audit ...............................144Members ...........................................................32Report .............................................................207Standing Rules ................................................277Standing Rules, Pensions and Benefit Programs ..

292Pensions, Recommendations to Annual Conference

Session, See Recommendations to Annual Conference Session

PolicyAbuse Prevention Policy ................................304Statement on Misconduct of a Sexual Nature 302

RRecommendations to Annual Conference Session

2009 Past Service Funding Plan .....................2322010 Minimum Premium for Retiree Health Care

2332010 Past Service Pension Rate .....................2332010 Retired Clergy Rental/Housing Exclusion ..

233

678

Action taken on recommendations .................224Shared Ministry Budget ..................................225

Reconciliation, Conference Committee onMembers ...........................................................33Report .............................................................216Standing Rules ................................................277

Religion and Race, Commission onMembers ...........................................................33Report .............................................................212Standing Rules ................................................277

Retired Clergy AssociationBoard Members ................................................52Report .............................................................217Standing Rules ................................................277

Roll Call of ACSClergy Members ...............................................56Lay Members ....................................................58

SSecretary, Conference

ACS staff ............................................................3Contact information ............................................2

Service Records, See Clergy, Appointment HistorySexual Misconduct

Hotline ............................................................544Policy ..............................................................302

Sierra Service Project ............................................52Standing Rules

Annual Conference Session ............................252Basic Lay Membership ...................................260Calendar Year Operations ...............................299Clergy Membership ........................................262Conference Journal .........................................259Conference Leadership and Agencies ............264Conference Membership and Clergy Relations ....

260Conference Staff .............................................279Delegates to General & Jurisdictional

Conferences ................................................257Equitable Compensation .................................289Finance ...........................................................281Incorporation of Subsidiary Organizations ....299Local Church Apportionments .......................282Members’ Expense for Annual Conference

Session .......................................................284Nominations for Episcopal Election ...............258Pensions and Benefit Programs ......................292Property Matters .............................................296Reports & Recommendations .........................255Rules of Order ................................................252Workers’ Compensation & Conference Unit

Insurance Program .....................................291

Statistical TablesAddendum to Table 2 .....................................548Bay View District ...........................................550Delta District ..................................................566Fresno District ................................................582Golden Gate District .......................................598Nevada-Sierra District ....................................614San Jose District .............................................630Shasta District .................................................646Statistical Recapitulation ................................662

Statistician, ConferenceContact information ............................................3Report .............................................................186

Status and Role of Women, Commission onMembers ...........................................................34Standing Rules ................................................278

Superintendents, Conference and DistrictConference Superintendent ................................6District Superintendents .....................................6

TToll Free Information Services ...........................545Treasurer, Conference

Contact information ............................................4Report .............................................................176

Trustees, Board ofFinancial Report .............................................138Members ...........................................................34Report .............................................................207Standing Rules ................................................278

UUnited Methodist Center, address ...........................2United Methodist Foundation

Financial Report .............................................155Report .............................................................217Standing Rules ................................................268

United Methodist Men ..........................................52United Methodist Women, Conference

Board Members ................................................53President, contact information ............................5Report .............................................................208

679

WWesley Foundation, UC Berkeley .........................54Wesley Foundation, UC Merced ...........................54

YYoung Adult Council

Standing Rules ................................................278Youth Delegation of the Conference ...................522Youth Ministry, Council on

Standing Rules ................................................278

Quick Reference GuideConference Council on Finance and Administration

Treasurer & Director of Administrative ServicesDiane Knudsen Clare Powell, Administrative Assistant(916) 374-1520 (916) [email protected] [email protected] Manager: Karen Foster (916) 374-1521Bookkeeper: Carol Stubbs (916) 374-1523Bookkeeper: Ajesh Kumar (916) 374-1522Receptionist: Becky Sheldon (916) 374-1500

Conference Council on MinistriesDirector of Connectional MinistriesLinda Wiberg Dina Stenwick, Administrative Assistant(916) 374-1517 (916) [email protected] [email protected]

Director of Youth & Camping MinistriesKelly Newell Shari Sandoval, Administrative Assistant(916) 372-1583 (916) [email protected] [email protected]

Interim Director, Volunteers in Mission Phil Bandy Eddie Frutchey, Administrative Assistant(916) 374-1582 (916) [email protected] [email protected]

Interim Director of Communications Cate Monaghan Jane Horstman, Administrative Assistant(916) 374-1529 (916) 374-1518 [email protected] [email protected]

Director of StewardshipBetsy Schwarzentraub, (916) 374-1515, [email protected]

Other Conference AgenciesBoard of Pensions Conference Claimants’ Endowment BoardGrady Knowles, Executive Secretary Executive Director-Cory Parish300 27th St., Oakland, CA 94612 37 W Yokuts, Ste. A-3, Stockton, CA 95207(510) 839-8538, Fax (510) 834-8539 (209) 472-7288, FAX: (209) [email protected] [email protected]

Retired Clergy AssociationNancy Daley, Executive Office, [email protected] Baypoint Way Elk Grove, CA 95624 (916) 539-4249

California Nevada United Methodist Foundation1276 Halyard Drive, West Sacramento, CA 95691, Toll Free: 888-789-7374; FAX (916)372-7716, www.canvumf.org

Executive Director Director of Gift Planning Celeste Maia Cron Susan Peters 916-374-1579 (916) 374-1579; [email protected] [email protected] Foundation Services Coordinator Trust Office, Director of Finance Angela Slaton Cheri Kraus: (800) 863-8750 (916) 374-1577 (707) 578-4048 X 283 [email protected] [email protected]

Sexual Misconduct Hotline (916) 374-1560

California-Nevada Annual ConferenceUnited Methodist CenterOffice Location: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1276 Halyard Dr, West Sacramento, CA 95691Mailing Address: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798-0250916-374-1500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: 916-372-5544Conference Web Address: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . http://www.cnumc.org

BishopWarner H. Brown, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Executive Assistant: Laura Smith916-374-1510 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Conference SuperintendentTed Virts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Administrative Assistant: Cindy Buna916-374-1501 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: 916-372-5527 [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

District SuperintendentsRenae Extrum-Fernandez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2362 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704510-548-4694, Fax: 510-548-1907 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] L. Olah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .729 Morse St., San Jose, CA 95126408-295-5341, Fax: 408-286-5889 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Silva-Netto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 572 Rio Linda #101, Chico, CA 95926-1850530-895-0922, Fax: 530-895-0312 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Box 2915, Reno, NV 89505775-786-2332, Fax: 775-786-2364 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Yoshino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23435 N. Thesta, Fresno, CA 93703559-226-9094, Fax: 559-226-8505 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

DistrictOfficesBay View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Administrative Assistant: Ivania Miranda510-548-4694 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: 510-548-19072362 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Administrative Assistant: Cindy Buna916-374-1501 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: 916-372-5527P.O. Box 980250, W.Sacramento, CA 95798-0250 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Administrative Assistants: Mariah Allred, Julie Cho559-226-9094 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: 559-226-85052435 N. Thesta, Fresno, CA 93703 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Gate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Administrative Assistant: Bruce Pettit415-504-7200 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: 415-504-79003601 Noriega St., San Francisco, CA 94122 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Administrative Assistant: Audrey Phelps775-786-2332 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fax:775-786-2364Box 2915, Reno, NV 89505 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Jose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Administrative Assistant: Pam McKee408-295-5341 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: 408-286-5889729 Morse St., San Jose, CA 95126 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Administrative Assistant: Janis W. Chisholm530-895-0922 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: 530-895-0312572 Rio Lindo #101, Chico, CA 95926-1850 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

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