Congregational Christian Churches

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

"More light

yet to break forth"

— Massachusetts, June. 1989

1989 Yearbook

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CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

1989 YEARBOOK

Containing statistics for the calendar year 1987 or the most recent fiscal year of Member Churches

and Personnel Names and Addresses submitted by August 15, 1988

PRICE $8.00

Edited in the Offices of the Association

8473 South HovveJJ Avenue

P.O. Box 1620

Oak Creek, Wisconsin 53154-0620

(414) 764-1620

CONTENTS

THE MODERATOR'S MESSAGE 3

EXECUTIVE STAFF HISTORY 4

FROM THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 5

ANNUAL MEETINGS 6

CCCNA ORGANIZATIONAL CHART 8

CCCNA OFFICERS 9

THE CONGREGATIONALIST 9

EXECUTIVE STAFF 10

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 14

CCCNA COMMITTEES 15

DIVISIONS OF THE CORPORATION

Building and Loan Fund 19

Congregational Church Development 21

Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies 23

Division for the Ministry 25

Missionary Society 27

COMMISSIONS OF THE CCCNA

Functions of the Commission 30

Christian Education 31

Communications 33

Spiritual Resources 35

Women's 37

World Christian Relations 39

Youth 41

National Pilgrim Fellowship 43

Heritage of Pilgrim Endeavor 44

CHURCHES OF THE CCCNA 45

THE ROLL CALL OF STATES 46

Member Churches 47

Associate Member Churches 150

Honorary Member Churches 151

Affiliated Associations and Conferences 152

AREA CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS &

FELLOWSHIPS 154

International Congregational Fellowship and American

Committee 154

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES

Congregational Ministers 166

Ordinations for 1985-1986 184

Christian Education Directors 185

Lay Workers 191

ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION 200

BYLAWS OF ASSOCIATION 205

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 213

BYLAWS OF CORPORATION 215

THE MODERATOR'S MESSAGE

rhe father of a "Little Leaguer" irrived late for one of his son's Little ^eague games. He discovered that it vas still the first half of the first inning, mt that the other team was ahead 29 o 0. Trying to console his son he told lim how sorry he was that it was go- ng so badly. The little boy replied, 'Why do you say it's going badly? WE lin't been up to bat yet!"

t is to celebrate and engender just that pirit of fierce, unfettered expectancy hat we have chosen the theme , ' 'More Jght Yet To Break Forth" for the 1989

Annual Meeting at Southeastern Mas- achusetts University, June 26-28.

ii their best, Congregationalists are like that: grateful for all God has done nd has spoken in the past, but with a powerful appetite for tjie light, the ruth, and the opportunity that, even now, God is unfolding on up ahead tf us.

^'his YEARBOOK, then, is a listing of our organizational tools and many if our finest human resources . It is all vital , not only to an orderly handling if the present, but to dreaming dreams and forming intentions large enough or our future. We are grateful for the work, the concern, the imagination nd the vision that implicitly shines from every page of this YEARBOOK. Ve hope you will feel it as you use it.

Rev. Clifford Schutjer Moderator

PERSONS WHO HAVE SERVED — OR PRESENTLY SERVE ON THE EXECUTIVE STAFF OF THE ASSOCIATION

1955 (Year Established) to Date

Abercrombie, A. Vaughan Alexander, John H. Appelquist, A. Ray Beck, Marilyn Boring, Walter A. Britton, Erwin A. Brown, George W. Jr. Brownell, Donald R. Clark, Harry W. Claxton, John W. Deinstadt, Leslie G. Frentz, Harold G. Gray, David L. Halcomb, Michael P. Johnson, Harry Kime, F. Willard Matheny, Michael Paetow, Roberta Rennebohm, J. Fred Scanland, Robert H. Swanson, Neil H. Jr. Vernon, Walter J. Walls, Sharon M.

1965-1968

1967-1975

1975-1985

1988-Present

1982-1987

1975-1981

1969-1979

1969

1984-Present

1963-1969

1965-1966

1979-Present

1979-1986

1987-Present

1955-1958

1960-1962

1986-1987

1967-1981

1985-Present

1962-1964

1959-1964

1970-1974

1980-1988

THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY'S MESSAGE

With our Association of more than 800 ministers, 430 member churches and ap- proximately 100 persons serving on our boards, committees and commissions, there is seldom a "quiet day." Churches change in makeup and direction, ministers decide to move, missions move forw^ard — or fade, and those serving in a volunteer capacity in our Official Family must receive our staff support. It's an interest- ing — and challenging — fellowship.

Those w^ords, "interesting" and "chal- lenging," change to the v^ord "difficult" when unexpected, or sad, developments occur. In June, our Association's Adminis- trator, Sharon Walls, made the decision to leave the responsibilities of the office. Hav- ing served for a number of years in this important position, Sharon's congenial and helpful manner will be missed.

Another key staff person, Teri Gumieny, left our employ in late July, due principally to the move to a far-western suburb of Milwaukee. Teri worked closely with our Association's youth, as well as their group officers and co-directors, in the plan- ning and coordination of Annual Conferences. She also fulfilled the requirements of a number of assignments within our Oak Creek office. Her competency with respect to a variety of duties was very much appreciated.

Steps are under way to replace these two fine employees with persons who will perform in the respective positions in an equally-successful manner.

Finally, the death, on July 17, of our Moderator-Elect, Sarah Jane Cunningham, was very sad news for all of us who knew her and appreciated her sincere dedica- tion to The Congregational Way. Sally's capability was well-demonstrated in her service on the board of the Congregational Fellowship for Theological Studies and the Executive Committee, where she served as Chairman. Appointed as her replace- ment as Moderator-Elect is Harold G. Frentz, who has served as Field Representa- tive, member and chairman of the Executive Committee, and in other positions within the Official Family.

Looking to the immediate future, the recommendations of the Long Range Plan- ning Committee, involving the structure of the Association, the recognition of its ministers and the makeup of boards, commissions and committees, will begin to be made in October of 1988. These proposals are certain to stimulate "interest in how we can better do what we are called to do, " as stated by Committee chairman, Lloyd Hall.

Continuing a condition that has existed since our beginning in 1955, these are ex- citing and challenging times. We will press on for a more effective witness to The Congregational Way.

J. Fred Rennebohm Executive Secretary

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OFFICERS

MODERATOR

Rev. Clifford Schutjer

MODERATOR-ELECT Harold G. Frentz

IMMEDIATE PAST MODERATOR Barbara S. Janikowsky (Mrs. Earl)

ASSOCIATION & CORPORATION

SECRETARY Anne Kuester (Mrs. Garith)

TREASURER Joseph M. McVeigh

HISTORIAN

Rev. John H. Alexander

640 Millsboro Road Mansfield, OH 44903 Home: (419) 756-5892 Office: (419) 756-3046

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

1225 E. Manor Circle Milv^aukee, WI 53217 Phone: (414) 352-7567

3031 Bay Viev^ Drive Green Bay, WI 54311 Phone: (414) 468-1114

3761 St. Andrev^s Blvd. Racine, WI 53405 Home: (414) 633-8749 Office: (414) 637-9789

10701 Garnette Drive Sun City, AZ 85373 Phone: (602) 933-2676

THE CONGREGATIONALIST

Mary Woolsey, Editor

6134 Kerry Avenue Cheyenne, WY 82009 Phone: (307) 634-1432

LEGAL COUNSEL

Walter S. Davis Davis & Kuelthau

111 East Kilbourn Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202 Phone: (414) 276-0200

EXECUTIVE STAFF

P.O. Box 1620, Oak Creek, Wisconsin 53154

Phone: Wisconsin (414) 764-1620

Outside Wisconsin: 1-800-262-1620

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY J. Fred Rennebohm

Home Phone: (414) 786-8329

ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE Rev. Michael P Halcomb

SECRETARY FOR Home Phone: (414) 332-1976

MISSIONS & CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DEVELOPMENT

ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE Rev. Harry W. Clark

SECRETARY FOR MINISTERIAL Home Phone: (414) 375-1074 DEVELOPMENT & SERVICE

OFFICE MANAGER Marilyn Beck

Home Phone: (414) 768-8543

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

1985-1989

Joseph B. Polhemus, Chairman

Rev. Brad McNaught

Marion Luenberger (Mrs. Fred) (1988)

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

143 Oakwood Rd. Hopkins, MN 55346 Home: (612) 933-3121 Office: (612) 925-2711

2630 Sleepy Hollow Road Glendale, CA 91206 Phone: (818) 244-6692

1986-1990

Rev. Paul N. Ray

Nancy Smart (Mrs. Allen)

Rev. Donald B. Ward

1112 Eaton Ave. Beloit, WI 53511 Home: (608) 365-2888 Office: (608) 362-6857

2114 Evergreen Lane Hartland, WI 53029 (October 15- April 15) Phone; (414) 367-2702

7711 Wheeler Island Road Three Lakes, WI 54562 (May 1-October 1) Phone: (715) 546-2470

999 E. Valley Blvd. Apt. 56 Alhambra, CA 91801-5205 Phone: (818) 570-9273

Continued next page.

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (Continued)

1987-1991

Virginia Adams (Mrs. Edward)

Rev. Mark P. Jensen

Don Williamson

1201 W. Main Street Marshalltown, lA 50158 Home: (515) 753-8787 Office: (515) 753-3327

26275 N. Western Highway Southfield, MI 48076 Home: (313) 474-4829 Office: (313) 356-1660

730 Cross Timbers Drive Lewisville, TX 75067 Home: (214) 539-1979 Office: (214) 420-3594

1988-1992

Albert L. Huber

Joan Liles (Mrs. Richard) Rev. Jere G. Stone

1046 W. Brown Fresno, CA 93705 Phone: (209) 229-0889

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

1 Crescent Street Norwich, CT 06360 Home: (203) 887-7985 Office: (203) 889-1363

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SUBCOMMITTEES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Personnel and Administration

Budget

Interim

Membership, Bylaws and Procedures

Nominations

Joseph Polhemus, Chairman Mark Jensen Nancy Smart Donald Ward

Don Williamson, Chairman Albert Huber Marion Luenberger

Joseph Polhemus, Chairman

Mark Jensen

Brad McNaught

Paul Ray

Nancy Smart

Anne Kuester, Ex Officio

Nancy Smart, Chairman Brad McNaught Joseph Polhemus Donald Ward

Paul Ray, Chairman

Virginia Adams

Joan Liles

Anne Kuester, Ex Officio

CORPORATE DIVISION MEMBERS

Building & Loan

Congregational Church Development

C.F.T.S.

Division for the Ministry

Missionary Society

Albert Huber

Donald Ward Jere Stone Brad McNaught Joan Liles

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LIAISON ASSIGNMENTS

Christian Education

Communications

Spiritual Resources

Women's Commission

World Christian Relations

Youth

Nominations, N.A. Officers

Credentials

Resolutions

Financial Stewardship

N.A. Ambassadors

Editorial Advisory

Donald Williamson Paul Ray Jere Stone Virginia Adams Marion Luenberger Mark Jensen Paul Ray Joseph Polhemus Virginia Adams Joseph Polhemus Paul Ray Virginia Adams

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

Eunice Erdahl (Mrs. John)

Carol Lucas

Louise Wilmot

485 Scarlet Drive Brookfield, WI 53005 Phone: (414) 782-8956

71 Chittick Road Hyde Park, MA 02136 Phone: (617) 361-0825

690 Jefferson Galesburg, IL 61401 Home: (309) 342-1394

Robert Johnson

EDITORIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

560 Glen Drive Madison, WI 53711 Phone: (608) 238-0308

Marge Tingblad (Mrs. Peter)

Margaret Williams (Mrs. Winston)

1900 E. Tropicana, #241 Las Vegas, NV 89119 Phone: (702) 795-2310

P.O. Box 26595 Milwaukee, WI 53226 Phone: (414) 453-8113

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PROGRAM COMMITTEE FOR 1989 ANNUAL MEETING NORTH DARTMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS

Rev. Clifford Schutjer

Rev. D. Elizabeth Audette

Dr. Robert Collins

Rev. John Elmore

Harold G. Frentz

Rev. Mark Hatfield

Joseph B. Polhemus

Rev. Gary Smothers

Rev. Jack Swanson

Mrs. Jeanne Vellinga

Ex Officio J. Fred Rennebohm Marilyn Beck

640 Millsboro Road Mansfield, OH 44903 Home: (419) 756-5892 Office: (419) 756-3046

Colebrook Cong. Church P.O. Box 75 Colebrook, CT 06201 Phone: (203) 379-6775

10 Fairview Pocasset, MA 02559 Phone: (508) 563-9289

277 Main St. Hartford, CT 06106 Phone: (203) 249-8627

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

17 E. Main St.

South Paris, ME 04281

Phone: (207) 743-5424

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

16 North Franklin Holbrook, MA 02343 Phone: (617) 767-3961

2 Webster

Middleboro, MA 02346 Phone: (617) 947-1256

9 Primrose Street Roslindale, MA 02131 Phone: (617) 323-8302

Association Office Phone: (414) 764-1620

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NOMINATING COMMITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION

1987-1989

Bernice Gamage

Rev. Lloyd Hall, Chairman Rev. Richard Miller-Todd

1988-1990

Rev. Norman S. Ream

Rev. Douglas Warren Drown Elvera Leversuch (Mrs. Fred)

8201 Tuscany

Playa Del Rey, CA 90291

Phone: (213) 823-7104

1146 Wisconsin Avenue Racine, WI 53403 Phone: (414) 633-6039

3407 Kingman Boulevard Des Moines, lA 50311 Phone: (515) 277-1746

P.O. Box 1432

Estes Park, CO 80517

Phone: (303) 586-8324

Box 253

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

2735 Ayrshire

Bloomfield Hills, MI 48013

Phone: (313) 334-5145

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FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE

1985-1989

George Berkaw, Jr.

Charles Swain, Chairman

48071 Colony Farm Circle Plymouth, Ml 48170 Phone: (313) 455-3770

1846 Cunning Drive Mansfield, OH 44907 Phone: (419) 756-4648

1986-1990

R. Warren Fisher

Fred Luenberger

1987-1991

Lloyd M. Painter

1988-1992

Grant Stannard

Roland Sutton

Ex Officio J. Fred Rennebohm Joseph M. McVeigh

6026 East Murdock Wichita, KS 67208 Phone: (316) 683-4775

2630 Sleepy Hollow Road Glendale, CA 91206 Phone: (818) 244-6692

P.O. Box 124

Owl's Head, ME 04854

Phone: (207) 594-2071

P.O. Box 4064 Wichita, KS 67204 Home: (316) 684-1058 Office: (316) 744-0433

P.O. Box 728 Norway, ME 04268 Phone: (207) 743-8824

Association Office Phone: (414) 764-1620

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INVESTMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Investment Advisory Committee, functioning as an arm of the Finan- cial Stewardship Committee, directs the investment of Association endowment and reserve funds, in accordance with criteria established by the Investment Advisory Committee. These investments are managed by a professional investment manager, whose performance is regularly matched against industry standards by members of the Investment Advi- sory Committee.

Keith Naeve, Chairman

1514 Jefferson Racine, WI 53404 Phone: (414) 637-6953

Arthur Ebert

9632 N. Valley Hill Dr. Mequon, WI 53092 Home: (414) 241-9632 Office: (414) 276-5100

Robert C. Brunner

8330 N. Green Bay Road Milwaukee, WI 53209 Phone: (414) 354-7809

R. Ron Heiligenstein

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

J. Fred Rennebohm

Association Office Phone: (414) 764-1620

Ex Officio

George R. Berkaw, Jr.

48071 Colony Farm Circle Plymouth, MI 48170 Phone: (313) 455-3770

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BUILDING AND LOAN FUND (A Division)

The Building and Loan Fund was originally incorporated in April, 1959 (without stock and not for profit). In March, 1962, the incorporated Fund was dissolved and its assets were transferred to the Corporation for the Association, with the Building and Loan Fund becoming a Division 3f the Corporation.

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

1985-1989

Thomas Ross

318 Davis Road Mansfield, OH 44903 Phone: (419) 756-4746

1986-1990

Thomas Lootens

Milo M. Matthies, Chairman

3003 Linwood Avenue Royal Oak, MI 48073 Phone: (313) 288-4029

7133 N.W. Winter Kansas City, MO 64152 Phone: (816) 587-8848

Continued next page.

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BUILDING AND LOAN FUND (Continued)

1987-1991

John S. Riddile, Jr.

859 E. Ravine Lane Milwaukee, WI 53217 Home: (414) 352-8130

1988-1992

Chester Bishop

John Chaney

Corporate Member Albert Huber

18225 99th Drive Sun City, AZ 85373 Phone: (602) 972-8735

2958 Hill Street Huntington Park, CA 90255 Phone: (213) 587-3546

1046 W. Brov^n Fresno, CA 93705 Phone: (209) 229-0889

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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DEVELOPMENT (A Division)

A statement of purpose for the Congregational Church Development Division appears in the By-laws of the Corporation for the National As- sociation as follows:

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

The Division has the power to accept, accumulate, and expend funds designed for the above purposes, all funds being held in the name of the Corporation for the Association. It elects it own officers, and reports semi- annually to the Executive Committee sitting as the Board of Directors of the Corporation. It has also assumed the promotion and administration of the Ten Dollar Club, as well as offering counsel and support to exist- ing Congregational Churches with special problems.

1985-1989

Rev. Jeane A. Spoor (1988)

Rev. Dick Buchman (1986)

630 N. Hampton Wichita, KS 67206 Home: (316) 687-2292 Office: (316) 684-0221

1138 Lakefield Road Grafton, WI 53024 Home: (414) 377-2915 Office: (414) 377-3938

Continued next page.

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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DEVELOPMENT (Continued)

1986-1990

D. Keith Deacon

Rev. David M. Spahn

28336 Peppermill Road Farmington Hills, MI 48018 Home: (313) 553-2847 Office: (313) 425-6550

240 Pine Street Yarmouth Port, MA 02675 Home: (508) 362-6179 Office: (508) 362-6977

1987-1991

Rev. Joe V. Hotchkiss, Chairman

James L. Winning

29 Lynette Place, South Westerville, Ohio 43081 Home: (614) 882-5716 Office: (614) 471-2168

27 Christler Street Pittsburgh, PA 15223 Phone: (412) 822-7841

1988-1992

Lois A. Heilmann

Rick Peretto

9 Ridge Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15223 Home: (412) 781-7935 Office: (312) 392-2172 (Mon., Wed., & Fri.)

2107 Burr Court Santa Cruz, CA 95062 Home: (408) 475-7161 Office: (408) 426-7600

Corporate Member Rev. Donald Ward

999 E. Valley Blvd., #56 Alhambra, CA 91801 Phone: (818) 570-9273

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CONGREGATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR

THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

(A Division)

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

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

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

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

Provide regular financial support;

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

Provide practical work experiences in Congregational churches for CFTS interns.

For additional information, contact the CFTS Dean:

The Rev. Harry W. Clark

P.O. Box 1620

Oak Creek, WI 53154

1985-1989

Theodore A. Flynn 4553 Sancola Avenue

Toluca Lake, CA 91602 Phone: (213) 841-6030

Rev. A. Lee Karker 51 Ocean St.

Rockland, ME 04841 Home: (207) 596-0606 Office: (207) 594-8656

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C.F.T.S. (Continued)

1986-1990

Rev. David Henry, (1987)

Dr. Donald Bentley, Chairman

2627 N. Talman Chicago, IL 60647 Home: (312) 278-9293 Office: (312) 486-1184

1826 Roanoke Road Claremont, CA 91711 Home: (714) 624-9195 Office: (714) 621-8000 Ext. 2941

1987-1991

Rev. Grove L. Armstrong, Jr.

Lamora R. Mueller

11 Crescent Street Derry, NH 03038 Home: (603) 432-3463 Office: (603) 434-4411

2356 Brownlee Drive Toledo, OH 43615 Phone: (419) 535-1720

1988-1992

Rev. Elizabeth Audette

Jerold R. Cochran

Corporate Member Rev. Jere G. Stone

Colebrook Cong. Church P.O. Box 75 Colebrook, CT 06201 Phone: (203) 379-6775

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

1 Crescent Street Norv^ich, CT 06360 Home: (203) 887-7985 Office: (203) 889-1363

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DIVISION FOR THE MINISTRY

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

The Division also administers several special funds:

The Ministerial Assistance/Enrichment Fund provides emergency fin- ancial assistance to ministers, both active and retired, and it offers finan- cial support for a variety of continuing education opportunities. With resources of this fund, the annual Ministers' Convocation is planned and presented by the Division Board.

The Retired Ministers' Fund wras established by Dr. Max Strang, a veteran Congregational minister, and Mr. Fred Hoerner, a Congrega- tional layman, to recognize the value of the service rendered by retired Congregational ministers and their spouses. This fund has been sup- ported generously by the churches of the Association and it now^ pro- vides an annual stipend to all retired ministers w^ho have served CCCNA churches.

The Winthrop Fund was established recently by the Board of the Division for the Ministry to provide for the cost of administering the programs and services of the Division. As the Winthrop Fund endow^- ment grov^rs, the income from it will reduce, and perhaps someday eliminate, the dependence of the Division on the Association Fund for Shared Ministries.

1985-1989

Rev. Elizabeth E. Bingham, 2610 E. Northern Lights Blvd.

Chairman Anchorage, AK 99508

Home: (907) 278- 9143 Office: (907) 272-8363

Rev. James P. Hart (1987) 123 Queenston Drive

Pittsburgh, PA 15235 Home: (412) 829-2483 Office: (412) 829-2495

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DIVISION FOR THE MINISTRY (Continued)

1986-1990

Dr. Kay A. Johnston

Rev. Patrick Shelley

360 Evergreen Drive Summit Park, UT 84060 Phone: (801) 645-8066

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

1987-1991

Rev. John C. Kelley

Juliet E. Summers (Mrs. Robert)

724 Noyes, Apt. 3-E Evanston, IL 60201 Home: (312) 475-0117 Office: (312) 866-1272

P.O. Box 165 409 Saginav^ St. Durand, MI 48429 Home: (517) 288-5401 Office: (517) 288-6684

1988-1992

Rev. Richard Kurrasch

Dr. Robert E. Walden

Corporate Member Rev. Brad McNaught

1314 Northv^ood Blvd. Royal Oak, MI 48073 Home: (313) 435-0108 Office: (313) 288-4220

1931 Mount Vernon Toledo, OH 436C7 Phone: (419) 531-4833

143 Oakv^ood Road Hopkins, MN 55346 Home: (612) 933-3121 Office: (612) 925-2711

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY (A Division)

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

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

'To serve as the missionary agent of the churches of the National Association, and of such churches as desire its service; to receive, manage, and distribute such funds and properties as may be entrusted to it according to the ex- pressed wishes of the donors, or in the absence of such desig- nation, by vote of the division; to counsel with such Churches as call upon it in the area of their missionary con- cern; and generally to stimulate the spreading of the Gospel of Jesus Christ by such means as are in keeping with the basic principles of the CongregationaJ Christian Churches. . . "

There are presently twelve appointed board members who serve this Division and its worldwide concerns. Funds received are disbursed through the Treasury of the National Association of Congregational Chris- tian Churches. Cifts are faithfully administered according to the wishes of the donors. Working in cooperation with its executive staff person, the Missionary Society monitors all selected projects so that individuals and churches in our Association may have confidence that their contributions are used with integrity and for purposes validly in support of Christian missions.

Continued next page.

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY (Continued)

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

1985-1989

Rev. Philip Muth

Fred Dunn (1988)

Doris Uhlig (Mrs. Paul J.)

3065 N. Fairwood Court Wauwatosa, WI 53222 Home: (414) 257-3099 Office: (414) 258-7375

6635 E. Oak Springs Drive Agoura, CA 91301 Home: (818) 889-8223 Office: (818) 700-3815

1342 Estate Court Wichita, KS 67208 Phone: (316) 683-1596

1986-1990

Rev. Paul D. Clark, Chairman

Rev. Garred W. Johnstone

Dortha (Dee) O'Brien (Mrs. William)

Central Congregational Church Central Square Galesburg, IL 61401 Home: (309) 342-5829 Office: (309) 343-5145

612 W. Broad Street Newton Falls, OH 44444 Phone: (216) 872-0488

6085 Fallen Timbers Lane Maumee, OH 43537-9766 Phone: (419) 893-6929

Continued next page.

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY (Continued)

1987-1991

Rev. John Carson

Deborah Fillebrown (Mrs. William)

Harriett Navarre (Mrs. John)

114 Miner Street Middletown, CT 06457 Phone: (203) 632-0733

7775 Dacosta Downey, CA 90240 Phone: (213) 806-3819

3521 Cherry

Kansas City, MO 64109

Phone: (816) 753-6232

1988-1992

Gerald D. Flowers

Pamela Smith (Mrs. Robert) Eleanor Vernon (Mrs. Walter)

15 Work Avenue

Del Rey Oaks, CA 93940

Phone: (408) 422-6391

318 East Acacia Road Fox Point, WI 53217 Phone: (414) 351-2579

711 Grafton Place Anaheim, CA 92805 Phone: (714) 533-3522

Corporate Member Joan Liles (Mrs. Richard)

203 S. Park Drive Hutchison, KS 67502 Phone: (316) 662-6391

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COMMISSIONS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Functions of the Commissions

Association Commissions are extended subcommittees of the Execu- tive Committee. They are charged with responsibilities in specific areas of concern such as Christian Education, Communications, World Chris- tian Relations, Spiritual Resources, Women, and Youth.

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

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

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

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

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COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

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

The Commission works to fulfill Christian Education needs at the lo- cal, regional, and national levels. Its services include, but are not limit- ed to, the development and maintenance of heritage materials, guidance in curriculum selection, teacher training programs, and regional work- shops. This work is done with a continued awareness of changing priori- ties in religious education and with an emphasis on the Congregational Way of Faith, Freedom, and Fellowship.

1985-1989

Lynn Magie (Mrs. Robert) (1987)

Ellen Justin (Mrs. Michael), Chairman

40 Park St. Adams, MA 01220 Phone: (413) 743-2464

2611 E. 9800 South Sandy, UT 84092 Phone: (801) 943-6138

1986-1990

^ev. David A. Lord

vlarsha McMurray

Plymouth Congregational

Church

1900 Nicollet Avenue

Minneapolis, MN 55403

Home: (612) 636-5232

Office: (612) 871-7449

2729 S. Main Burlington, lA 53601 Phone: (391) 752-9527

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COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION (Continued)

1987-1991

Rev. Richard D. Liles

Rev. Marian Rickel (Mrs. Arthur)

1988-1992

Miriam Hanson (Mrs. David)

Rev. Thomas C. Nolen

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

30800 Pierce Garden City, MI 48135 Home: (313) 421-3203 Office: (313) 729-7550

1030 Angelo Drive Minneapolis, MN 55422 Phone: (612) 588-1478

600 N. Carey Ave. Pomona, CA 91767 Phone: (714) 622-1373

Liaison Member Don Williamson

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COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

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

The Commission shall also initiate materials which would be help- ful in promoting and interpreting the Christian way of life from the unique perspective of Congregationalism.

1985-1989

Rev. Donald Jones, Chairman

7101 Fifth Avenue Kenosha, WI 53140 Phone: (414) 654-5159

Rev. Steven E. Berry

50 Ascan Avenue Forest Hills, NY 11375 Phone: (718) 268-6704

1986-1990

David Swanson

7235 West Wells Street Wauwatosa, WI 53213 Phone: (414) 774-4755

Glenn W. Richardson

171 S. Martel Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90036 Home: (213) 934-5090 Office: (213) 931-4151

Continued next page.

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COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (Continued)

1987-1991

Theodore R. Kehn

Douglas K. Burch

RFD 1, Box 724 Norway, ME 04268 Home: (207) 527-2313 Office: (207) 647-8841

4 Westminster Street Nantucket, MA 02554 Home: (617) 228-4919 Office: (617) 228-6700

1988-1992

Melvin Arthur Johnson

Sylvia S. White (Mrs. Robert)

10331 S. Hale Avenue Chicago, IL 60643 Home: (312) 779-0048 Office: (312) 779-0123

120 Prospect Hill Street Taunton, MA 02780 Phone: (617) 824-7104

Liaison Member Rev. Paul Ray

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SPIRITUAL RESOURCES COMMISSION

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

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

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

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

—Matt. 18:20

1985-1989

Rev. Kay Miller-Todd

Rev. James Schibsted, Chairman

3407 Kingman Boulevard Des Moines, lA 50311 Home: (515) 277-1746 Office: (515) 281-7711

260 S. Jutewood St. Anaheim, CA 92808 Home: (714) 283-2802 Office: (714) 776-0960

Continued next page.

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SPIRITUAL RESOURCES COMMISSION (Continued)

1986-1990

Rev. Joseph Clarke (1987)

Berthajean Hedges (1987)

1501 19th Place West Des Moines, lA 50265 Home: (515) 223-5869 Office: (515) 223-0584

119 E. Napoleon Road Bowling Green, OH 43402 Home: (419) 352-7760 Office: (419) 372-2181

1987-1991

Rev. Patti Dando-Thompson

Rev. Steven Schafer

1988-1992

Marjorie Beinke (Mrs. Jim)

Ragna Ganger

Box 261

Searsport, ME 04974

Phone: (207) 548-2410

14000 Henry Ruff Road Livonia, MI 48154 Home: (313) 261-6491 Office: (313) 425-7280

20 Gardner Avenue Glenolden, PA 19036 Phone: (215) 583-7723

P.O. Box 273 Lower Main Street Norway, ME 04268 Home: (207) 743-7471 Office: (207) 743-6628

Liaison Member Rev. Jere G. Stone

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WOMEN'S COMMISSION

The objective of the Women's Commission is to further the work of the Kingdom of God by uniting women of the Congregational Christian Churches in Christian Fellowship, through programs of education, spiritu- al growth, and testimony expressed in stewardship and service. The Com- mission seeks to be a clearing house for ideas and methods found effective in promoting women's responsibilities in the local Churches and in the larger area of the nation and the world.

For assistance, helpful material is available upon request from the National Office. Among materials available are: program planning materi- al for interesting programs, timely devotional readings, the Missions Directory as well as suggestions for hand work for missionary projects, and offering envelopes for the Women's Project. There is a slight charge for some of these materials to cover the cost of printing and mailing.

Each year, at the Annual Meeting of the National Association, the women select areas for our combined benevolences called the Women's Project. Each year these gifts have been larger and there is an expectation that this growth will continue.

The Commission supports and encourages state and regional meet- ings of Congregational women and the formation — where desired — of statewide Congregtional Women's Fellowships.

1985-1989

Wave Granger (Mrs. Dale W.

3829 Ridgefield Road Lansing, MI 48906 Phone: (517) 321-3316

Florence B. Goedjen (Mrs. Mark)

1781 Wedgewood Drive Green Bay, WI 54303 Phone: (414) 494-0167

Continued next page.

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WOMEN'S COMMISSION (Continued)

1986-1990

Doris Cox (Mrs. Francis H.), Chairman 671 High Street

Hanson, MA 02341 Phone: (617) 293-2110

Lucile B. Youngreen

2617 Waverly Drive Los Angeles, CA 90039 Phone: (213) 662-5516

1987-1991

Joan L. Estep

June Stumpf (Mrs. Edward)

5691 Arvine Circle, SW Fort Myers, FL 33919 Home: (813) 489-4834 Office: (813) 936-3234

4607 North 7th Street Fresno, CA 93726 Home: (209) 227-5181 Office: (209) 439-8800

1988-1992

Ellen H. Eckert (Mrs. Phillip J.)

Allison B. Smith (Mrs. Arthur)

Rt. 4, Schiago Trail Ashland, OH 44805 Phone: (419) 368-3875

P.O. Box 11

Spring Creek, PA 16436

Phone: (814) 664-8885

Liaison Member Viriginia Adams

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WORLD CHRISTIAN RELATIONS COMMISSION

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

The Association has charged the Commission as follows:

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

1985-1989

Rev. Lowell W. Linden, Chairman 2 West Olive Avenue

Redlands, CA 92373 Home: (714) 793-0147 Office: (714) 793-3157

Dr. Robert P. Cabeen 468 E. Losey Street

Galesburg, IL 61401 Home: (309) 342-3088 Office: (309) 342-2017

Continued next page.

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WORLD CHRISTIAN RELATIONS COMMISSION (Continued)

1986-1990

Rev. Douglas Warren Drown

Rev. William Snyder (1988)

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

RD 1, Box 118-B Milroy, PA 17063 Phone: (717) 667-6989

1987-1991

Rev. Chris Richards

Jane Svi^artzbaugh (Mrs. Richard)

First Congregational Church 1212 First Avenue, West Spencer, lA 51301 Phone: (712) 262-4392

4334 Forestvievi^ Drive Toledo, OH 43615 Phone: (419) 536-3807

1988-1992

Rev. Steven P. Blackburn

Rev. Edward H. Fackler

21 West River Road Pleasant Valley, CT 06063-0211 Home: (203) 379-7300 Office: (203) 379-5864

7719 Congdon Blvd. Duluth, MN 55804-3113 Home: (218) 525-4450 Office: (218) 525-1911

Liaison Member

Marion Luenberger (Mrs. Fred)

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COMMISSION ON YOUTH

It is the purpose of the Youth Commission to offer local churches youth program resources and support so that the churches can provide opportunities for growth in the understanding of Christian life principles, for the development of a sense of responsible freedom, and for serving the cause of Christ through fellov^ship and service. The Youth Commis- sion does not seek to provide a total program for the local Church youth, rather, it seeks to support these groups and extend specific help v^hen it is requested. In accord with this aim, the Commission engages in the continuing development of resource material for use by the Churches.

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

Opportunities for service, which might otherwise be unavailable, are afforded through the Work Camps and Pilgrimages sponsored by the Youth Commission. These special programs are available to the High School and College young people of all Association Churches. Other projects, in this country and overseas, are sponsored as needs and op- portunities arise.

1985-1989

Eric Formberg, Chairperson

1824 Brentwood Troy, MI 48098 Home: (313) 641-9576 Office: (313) 352-2500

Robert Haldane, III

231 Rosedale Place Jackson, MI 49203 Home: (517) 787-8707 Office: (517) 782-5900

Continued next page.

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1986-1990

Tom Adams

Rev. Mary Marcoux (1988)

COMMISSION ON YOUTH (Continued)

1103 West State Street Marshalltown, lA 50158 Home: (515) 753-8077 Office: (515) 752-1578

309 N. Third Street Bayport, MN 55003 Home: (612) 430-1320 Office: (612) 439-5667

1987-1991

Tom Van Tassell (1988)

Steve Welckle

350 Canner Street Apt. 415 Curtis New Haven, CT 06511 Phone: (203) 436-3447

4039 Pleasant Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55409 Phone: (612) 825-6435

1988-1992

Lexy Conte

Rev. Paul M. Doriani

38417 Fifth St. #D68 Palmdale, CA 93550 Phone: (805) 947-2378

8084 State Street Central Lake, MI 49622 Phone: (616) 544-6878

Liaison Member Rev. Mark P. Jensen

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PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP

The purpose of the National Association Pilgrim Fellowship is:

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

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

Shauna Crovell President

Barb Arbuckle First Vice-President

Mike Amsbaugh

Second Vice-President

Amanda Johnson Secretary-Treasurer

269 Weymouth Street Holbrook, MA 02343 Phone: (617) 767-1947

1451 S. Greeley, #208 Stillwater, MN 55082 Phone: (612) 439-0842

1196 Devonwood Road Mansfield, OH 44907 Phone: (419) 756-6871

RR IB, Box 162 Spencer, lA 51301 Phone: (712) 262-4364

CO-DIRECTORS

Ted Stark

Mark Tanner

5728 Melody Lane Edina, MN 55436 Home: (612) 922-7503 Office: (612) 331-8940

P.O. Box 447 Hanson, MA 02341 Phone: (617) 447-2574

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HERITAGE OF PILGRIM ENDEAVOR

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

1. To provide a continuing fellowship for Congregational young people who have graduated from high school. To provide enthusiastic and dedicated leadership for the Pil- grim Fellowship.

To become intelligent and creative adult members of the Association.

2.

3.

John Miller President

Ned Inzar Secretary

Mark Robarts

East Coast Representative

Amy Clark

West Coast Representative

CO-DIRECTORS

Rev. Jay Terbush

Wendy Van Tassell

EDITOR OF ANANIAS

April Hutchison

271 E. 14th Street Holland, MI 49423 Phone: (616) 396-6745

2223 W. 21st Street Los Angeles, CA 90018 Phone: (213) 735-6117

P.O. Box 115

Owls Head, ME 04854

Phone: (207) 596-6683

2605 Range Ave., #35 Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Phone: (707) 525-9703

1003 Lincolnshire St. Johns, MI 48879 Home: (517) 223-3440 Office: (517) 224-2636

350 Canner Street Apt. 415 Curtis New Haven, CT 06511 Phone: (203) 436-3447

34 Douglas Avenue Mansfield, OH 44903 Home: (419) 524-4470 Office: (419) 524-0982

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THE CHURCHES

of the

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

Presented in three groupings:

MEMBER CHURCHES

Churches which have officially voted to join the Association.

ASSOCIATE MEMBER CHURCHES

Churches w^hich have voted to be Associated with the Association.

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

The privileges of the various classifications are defined in the Articles of Association and By-Laws.

Notations:

Statistics contained on the following pages are for the calendar year 1987, or for the most recent fiscal year of the member Church, and of the Association. Contributions to the Association from Member Churches are for the fiscal year of the Association, April 1, 1987-March 31, 1988.

In the column ''Ministers' Names," any names shown with an asterisk (*), are those of ministers who are members of that Church, but are not serving on the Church Staff.

Addresses of ministers can be obtained from the Ministers' List, which follows the Church statistical section.

Many ministerial staffs are larger than what is shown, space dic- tates only showing 4 on this form. All ministers are shown in Ministers' Address section.

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

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

Code:

[ + ) Indicates that a current report was not received from

this Church. Information is repeated from the latest available source if deemed accurate.

( - ) Indicates that the information was not given in reports

from the Church.

The information contained in this listing is as complete as possible as of August 15, 1988.

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PENNSYLVANIA 20

NEW HAMPSHIRE ... 15

INDIANA 12

IOWA 12

NEW YORK 10

FLORIDA 11

KANSAS 8

NEBRASKA 6

MINNESOTA 6

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WASHINGTON 5

MONTANA 4

HAWAII 4

ALABAMA 4

NEW JERSEY 4

GEORGIA 3

MISSOURI 3

TEXAS 3

VERMONT 3

WYOMING 3

ALASKA 3

COLORADO 2

IDAHO 2

MARYLAND 2

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