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t'hc Pllgriiii J-Ioliiicss Church Rocky Mountain District
MINUTES of the
Forty - Fourth Annual Conference
July 26, 1965
Pikes Peak Tabernacle 540 WEST MONUMENT
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO
Price 50c
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY District Superintendent
\V. J. Brown 529 W. Monument, Colorado Springs, Colorado., Ph. 632-9375
Assistant District Superintendent E. K. Purcell 3456 \V. 8th Ave., Denver, Colorado, Ph. 255-8797
District Secretary I). L. Knierim 606 N. Cooper, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 634-0341
District Treasurer V. G. Story 1818 E. Dale, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 634-2584
Board of Trustees Constituted of District Council as per Articles of Incorporation, Sec. 5
Additional Members of the Council I). E. Moller Imperial, Nebraska, Ph. TU2-4677 \V. F. Drown 223 N. Spruce, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 634-7280 Floyd Hadsell 3540 N. 19th, Boulder, Colorado, Ph. 443-0229
Educational Board First Year Vork
Hubert Hughes Four Year Term
Bob Cheney Local Study Course
Floyd Kellev
Three Year Term
Two Year Term
One Year Term
Ed Reiff Second Year Term
Third Year Work
Examining Board Granville Carroll Three Year Term Floyd Hadsell Two Year Term James Flick One Year Term
Committees Vays and Means Floyd Kelley, Jimmy Koons, Marvin Jenkins
Resolutions Robert Sander, Lloyd Smith, Roy Berkley Auditing Hubert Hughes, Robert Cheney Statistical Ed Reiff, James Flick, Robert Cheney Reception C C. Darr, W. F. Drown Memoirs Verneeda Brown, Grace Story
Bible School Board (Members from Rocky Mountain District)
W. J. Brown District Superintendent Oscar Frank Lay Member for two year term
Sunday School Board Hubert Hughes Promotional Secretary and PELT Director I). E. Moller, Treasurer One Year Term C.C. Darr Two Year Term Lloyd Smith Three Year Term
Missionary Society Board Mrs. V. G. Story, President Colorado Springs, Cob. Mrs. C. C. Darr, Secretary Colorado Springs, CoIn. Mrs. Floyd Hadsell, Treasurer Boulder, Colorado Mrs. D. E. Moller, Additional Member Imperial, Nebraska Mrs. W. j. Brown, Additional Member Colorado Springs, Coin.
Young People's Executive Board (Supplement to be sent after Youth Conference)
Public Relations Hubert Hughes Rt. 3 Box 13, Fort Collins, Colorado
MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY Active Ordained Ministers — Pastoral Service
Berkley, Roy 2238 N. Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, Ph. 402-435-5888 Brown, Verneeda Arthur, Nebraska Butler, James 9211 Dorothy Blvd., Thornton, Cob., Ph. 303-287-7052 Campbell, Russell 1461 Adams, Denver 6, Colorado, Ph. 303-FLo-8944 Campbell, Mossie 1461 Adams, Denver 6, Colorado, Ph. 303-FLS-8944 Cheney, Robert Stratton, Nebraska, Ph. 308-276-2145 Darr, Charles C.....1621 N. Royer, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-632-2796 Flick, James Campo, Colorado, Ph. 303-531-2228 Friesen, Ed Sutherland, Nebraska, Ph. 308-EV-4351 Hadsell, Floyd 3540 N. 19th, Boulder, Coin., Ph. 303-443-0229 Hughes, Hubert . . .220 N. Taft Hill Road, Ft. Collins, Cob., Ph. 303-484-2912 Kahre, Gerald Route 2, Box 344, Rocky Ford, Cob., Ph. 303-254-3553 Koons, Jim . 202 N. 9th, Lamar, Colorado, Ph. 303-336-5450 Jenkins, Marvin 356 Dakota St., Superior,Nebr., Ph. 112-879-3740 Kelly, Floyd Box 132, Walsh, Colorado, Ph. 303-2616 Knierim, D. L. . 606 N. Cooper Ave , Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-634-0341 Lathrum, Carl 1915 Lynwood Lane, Pueblo Cob., Ph. 303-543-0890 Moller, D. E Imperial, Nebraska, Ph. 308-882-4677 Purcell, E. K 3456 W. 8th Ave., Denver, Cob., Ph. 303-255-8797 Rovenstine, Loren Oshkosh, Nebraska, Ph. 308-772-3387 Sander, Robert 209 6th East, McCook, Nebr., Ph. 308-345-5672 Smith, Lloyd 917 N. 7th, Canon City, Cob., Ph. 303-275-2893 Story, V. G 1818 E. Dale, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph.303-634-2584 Story, Mrs. V. G.....1818 E. Dale, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-634-2584 Wilcox, L. F. 1308 Orchard, Grand Junction, Cob., Ph. 303-242-1116
Evangelistic Service Carroll, Granville . .504 N. Cooper, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-632-5151 Conard, Clifford . . Route 3, Box 533, Fort Collins, Cob., Ph. 303-482-8898 Drown, W. F. 223 N. Spruce, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-634-7280 Korb, Tommy 404 E. 5th, Superior, Nebraska, Ph. 960-J McCarty, C. W. . .2118 W. Pikes Peak, Cob. Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-632-1432 Reiff, E. L. 1020 N. Walnut, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-633-6895 Sickler, Paul 202 N. 9th, Lamar, Colorado
Denominational Service Brown, W. J. . 529 W. Monument, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-632-9375
Retired Coleman, C. C. 208 W. 2nd Street, McCook, Nebraska Coleman, Mrs. C. C. 208 W. 2nd Street, McCook Nebraska Darr, Eugene 1430 N. Walnut, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-635-2154 Doll, John 540 W. Monument, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-636-3110 Jones, Esther 2719 N. Union, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Ministers Not Otherwise Listed Brizendine, Ruth Bethany, Oklahoma Doll, Helen . . . .540 W. Monument, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-636-3110 Gwaltney, 0. J.....435 W. San Rafael, Cob. Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-632-6392 Hamilton, R. G. Oebricks, South Dakota Nibbe, R. E.....316 N. 25th Street, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-634-2232 Sanders, Mrs. L.M. P 0. Box 975, Muncie, Indiana Spaugh, ma B. 408 S. 28th Street, McAblen, Texas Spaugh, 0. J. 408 S. 28th Street, McAbben, Texas
Inactive Ordained Ministers Carpenter, Eva H. Stratton, Nebraska Felsburg, Richard . . . .411 Hill Road, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. 303-632-1459 Fitts, Z. D. 9900 W. 41st Ave., Wheatridge, Cob., Ph. 303-HA4-3478 Ibsen, Nebs 3715 W. A. Street, North Platte, Nebraska Ibsen, Ruth 3715 W. A. Street, North Platte, Nebraska Tatum, C. A. Route 3, Box 465, Fort Collins, Colorado
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Active Licensed Ministers — Pastoral Service Beckner, J. C. (2) Tecumseh, Nebraska Brown, Melvin (1) Lewellen, Nebraska, Ph. 308-778-3861 Brown, Audrey (1) Lewellen, Nebraska, Ph. 308-778-3861 Doiel, Andrew (1) Lincoln, Nebraska Kahre, Dwight (2) Lodgepole, Nebraska, Ph. 308-2261
Ministerial Students Adams, Melvin (2) Andrews, Jess (3) Chitwood, Byron (3) Owosso Pilgrim College, Owosso, Michigan \Vhite, Bill (1) Central Pilgrim College, Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Ministers Not Otherwise Listed Dickens, L. E. (1) Boulder, Colorado Schofield, Larry (1) Central Pilgrim College, Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Inactive Licensed Ministers Gulliford, Lewis 1104 N. E. 7th St., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Spaugh, David 2301 W. A. Street, North Platte, Nebraska
Ordained Deaconesses Carroll, Elverda 504 N. Cooper, Colorado Springs, Colorado Henry, Vada 2829 N. Chestnut, Colorado Springs, Colorado Johnson, Flora Florence, Colorado Smith, Audrey 917 N. 7th, Canon City, Colorado
Licensed Deaconesses Frank, June 1005 Panorama Dr., Colorado Springs, Colorado Garst, Feme 605 N. Cooper, Colorado Springs, Colorado Philpot, Phyllis 725 N. Cascade, Colorado Springs, Colorado Pincomb, Clara 520 W. Monument, Colorado Springs, Colorado Wilder, Jean 2814 Jon, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Ministerial Information
Gafford, Paul Transferred Northern Indiana District 905 S. 19th, Lafayette, Indiana
Justice Elsie Deceased Purcell, Ed Transferred to Central District Sanders, Roscoe Transferred to Central District Smith, Bill Transferred to Central District Story, Kenneth Transferred to Virginia District
Foreign Missionaries
Bursch, Daniel R. Africa Bursch, Madge Africa Cheney, Wilma Africa Close, Esther (O.M.S. India Davis, Roy Karnataka Bible Seminary, Gadag, Mysore State, India Lingo, George 16 Manning Hill Road, Kingston 8, Jamaica Lingo, Wanda 16 Manning Hill Road, Kingston 8, Jamaica Long, Richard Africa Long, Ruby Africa Mason, Evelee 230 E. Ohio St., Indianapolis, Indiana Mason, Geneve 230 E. Ohio St., Indianapolis, Indiana Miller, Arleta 850 N. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles, California Swan, Naomi Africa Vega, Rachel do Nellie Soltero, Box 552, Laredo, Texas
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Central Pilgrim College, Bartlesville, Oklahoma Bethany, Oklahoma
CHURCH AND PASTOR DIRECTORY
Arthur, Nebraska — Verneeda Brown Church Address Arthur, Nebraska
Bladen, Nebraska — Church Address Blaclen, Nebraska
Boulder, Colorado — Floyd Hadsell, 3540 N. 19th, Ph. 443-0229 Church Address 3540 N. 19th, Boulder Colorado
Buena Vista, Colorado — Maxine Justice, Box 276 Church Address Buena Vista, Colorado
Caropo, Colorado — James Flick, Ph. 531-2228 Church Address Campo, Colorado
Canon City, Colorado — Lloyd Smith, 917 N. 7th Street, Ph 303-275-2893 Church Address 701 Floral, Canon City, Colorado
Colorado Springs, Bethel — C. C. Darr, 1621 N. Royer, Ph. 303-632-2796 Church Address 25th & Ehrich, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Colorado Springs, First — D. L. Knierim, 606 N. Cooper, Ph.303-634-0341 Church Address 502 N. Walnut, Colorado Springs, Cob.
Colorado Springs, Knob Hill V. G. Story, 1818 E. Dale, Ph. :303-634-2584 Church Address 802 Bonfoy, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Denver, Colorado, Bethany — Russell Campbell, 1416 Adams, Ph. 303-FL5-8944 Church Address 184 South Pennsylvania, Denver, Colorado
Denver, Cob., Villa Park — E. K. Purcell, 3456 W. 8th Ave., Ph. 303-255-8797 Church Address 804 Knox Ct. Denver, Colorado
Fort Collins, Colorado — Hubert Hughes, 220 N. Taft Hill Rd., Ph.303-484-2912 Church Address 220 N. Taft Hill Road, Fort Collins, Cob.
Grand Junction, Colorado — L. F. Wilcox, 1310 Orchard, Pb. 303-242-1116 Church Address 1308 Orchard, Grand Junction, Colorado
Haigler, Nebraska — Church Address Haigler, Nebraska
Holdrege, Nebraska — Church Address 502 laberly, Holdrege, Nebraska
Imperial, Nebraska — Don Moller, Ph. 882-4677 Church Address Corner of W. 10th & Douglas, Imperial, Nebraska
Kiowa, Colorado — Church Address Kiowa, Colorado
Lamar, Colorado — Jim Koons, 202 N. 9th, Ph. 303-336-5450 Church Address 202 N. 9th, Lamar, Colorado
Lewellen, Nebraska — Melvin Brown, Ph. 778-3861 Church Address Lewellen, Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska — Roy Berkley, 2238 N. Street, Ph. 435-5888 Church Address 2240 N. Street, Lincoln, Nebraska
Lodgepole, Nebraska — l)wight Kahre, Ph. 2261 Church Address
Madrid, Nebraska — Church Address Madrid, Nebraska
McCook, Nebraska — Robert Sander, 209 6th East, Ph. 345-5672 Church Address "07 6th East, McCook, Nebraska
Oshkosh, Nebraska — Loren Rovenstine, 155 Vest Ave. 1, Ph. 772-3387 Church Address Oshkush, Nebraska
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Lodgepole, Nebraska
Pueblo, Colorado, First — 705 Fountain, Ph. 303-545-4138 Church Address 705 Fountain, Pueblo, Colorado
Pueblo, Cob., West Park — Carl Lathruni, 1915 Lynwood Lane, Ph. 303-545-0890 Church Address 529 Edna St., Pueblo, Colorado
Rocky Ford, Colorado — Gerald Kabre, 401 S. Second, Ph. 303-254-3553 Church Address 401 S. Second, Rocky Ford, Colorado
Stratton, Nebraska — Robert Cheney, Ph. 276-2145 Church Address Stratton, Nebraska
Superior, Nebraska — Marvin Jenkins, 356 Dakota St., Ph. 112-879-3740 Church Address 356 Dakota St., Superior, Nebraska
Sutherland, Nebraska — Ed Friesen, Ph. EV 6-4351 Church Address Sutherland, Nebraska
Tecumseh, Nebraska — J. C. Beckner Church Address Tecumseh, Nebraska
Thornton, Colorado — James Butler, 9211 Dorothy Blvd., Ph. 303-287-7052 Church Address 9211 Dorothy Blvd., Thornton, Colorado
Walsh, Colorado — Floyd Kelley, Ph. 2616 Church Address Walsh, Colorado
PASTORAL APPOINTMENTS Arthur Nebraska Verneeda Brown Bladen, Nebraska To be supplied Boulder, Colorado Floyd Hadsell Buena Vista, Colorado To be supplied Campo, Colorado James Flick Canon City, Colorado Lloyd Smith Colorado Springs, Bethel C. C. Darr Colorado Springs, First D. L. Knierim Colorado Springs, Knob Hill V. G. Story Denver, Colorado, Bethany Russell Campbell Denver, Colorado, Villa Park E. K. Purcell Fort Collins, Colorado Hubert Hughes Grand Junction, Colorado L. F. Wilcox Haigler, Nebraska To be supplied Holdrege, Nebraska To be supplied Imperial, Nebraska D. E. Moller Kiowa, Colorado To be supplied Lamar, Colorado James Koons Lewellen, Nebraska Melvin Brown Lincoln, Nebraska Roy Berkley Lodgepole, Nebraska Dwight Kahre Madrid, Nebraska To be supplied McCook, Nebraska Robert Sander Oshkosh, Nebraska Loren Rovenstine Pueblo, Colorado, First To be supplied Pueblo, Colorado, West Park Carl Lathrum Rocky Ford, Colorado Gerald Kahre Stratton, Nebraska Robert Cheney Superior, Nebraska Marvin Jenkins Sutherland, Nebraska Ed Friesen Tecurnseh, Nebraska J C. Beckner Thornton, Colorado James Butler Walsh, Colorado Floyd Kelley
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Berkley, Roy Brown, Verneecla Brown, W. J. Cheney, Robert Darr, Charles C. Flick, James Friesen, Ed Hadsell, Floyd Hughes, Hubert Jenkins, Marvin Kahre, Gerald
DELEGATES
Ordained Ministers
Kelley, Floyd Knierim, D. L. Koons, Jimmy Lathrum, Carl i'vloller, D. E. Nible, R. E. Purcell, E. K. Rovenstine, Loren Sander, Robert Sickler, Paul
Smith, Lloyd Story, V. G. Story, Mrs. V. G. Carroll, Granville Conard, Clifford Drown, W. F. McCarty, C. W. Reiff, E. L. Schendel, L. E. Doll, John
Licensed Ministers
Beckner, J. C. Kahre, Dwight Brown, Melvin Darr, Eugene Brown, Audrey
Ordained Deaconesses Elverda Carroll, Audrey Smith
LAY DELEGATES Arthur, Nebraska Joe Porter Boulder, Colorado L. E. Dickens Campo, Colorado No Delegate Canon City, Colorado Carl Noble, Lloyd Jennings Colorado Springs, Bethel Pauline McCarty Colorado Springs, First Everett Bland, Paul Brown, Hazel Karr, Edith Rotz Colorado Springs, Knob Hill Lois Slaven Denver, Colorado, Bethany No Delegate Denver, Colorado, Villa Park Helen White, Jack Fittts, Rachel Vogel Fort Collins, Colorado Alice Fisher Grand Junction, Colorado Geneva Slates Holdrege, Nebraska No Delegate Imperial, Nebraska Rena Dinnel Kiowa, Colorado No Delegate Lamar, Colorado No Delegate Lewellen, Nebraska Ella Cheney Lincoln, Nebraska No Delegate Lodgepole, Nebraska Stella Richards Madrid, Nebraska No Delegate McCook, Nebraska Pearl Cross Oshkosh, Nebraska Lena Elrod Pueblo, Colorado, First Floyd Drieboltz Pueblo, Colorado, West Park Gladys Ware Rocky Ford, Colorado T. James Stratton, Nebraska No Delegate Superior, Nebraska Josephine Howard Sutherland, Nebraska Harold Penner Tecumseb, Nebraska No Delegate Thornton, Colorado No Delegate Walsh, Colorado Fanny Gourley
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STANDING RULES 1. We recommend that the Ways and Means, Resolutions and Statistical
Committees be appointed by the District Superintendent at the conference for the following year. Be it further resolved that any material may be presented to said committees during the year.
2. That the pastors verify the reports of their respective churches before sending them to the District Conference.
3. That all buildings such as churches, parsonages, or extensive improve-ments, be approved by the District Superintendent before construction.
4. That no church of our district shall call a pastor, evangelist, represent-ative of foreign missions or other church institutions without first consulting the District Superintendent.
5. That the conference year close on June 30 and that all reports be in the hands of the district statistician by July 10th and that all district monies be sent to the district reasurer by the same date.
6. That we go on record as being opposed to our children having to dress, dance or do other things in the physical education department of the public schools in violation of our religious convictions and our church standards.
7. Owing to the soon coming of Jesus and the great spiritual need of the 'world, be it resolved that each pastor be privileged to hold two revival meetings of two week duration each year with regular support paid, subject to the approval of the District Superintendent.
8. Be it resolved that we have a Foreign Missionary Convention in the fall, time to be set by the District Council.
9. That the District Treasurer give an itemized account to the District Con-ference of where all the Home Missionary money was spent.
10. That all members pay their tithes into the church in which they retain their membership, according to Section 69 in the manual.
11. That the District secure and maintain all the books in the different courses of study as prescribed by the Manual in sufficient number to accommodate, if necessary, any candidate taking any one of the courses. That the Educational Committee formulate rules for the loaning of such books, determine the number to be secured, and select custodian, subject to the approval of the District Council.
12. That the conference bar shall include the first seven rows of seats in the center and south sections and the platform.
13. Be it resolved that the time for Conference sittings be fixed as follows: 8:00-11:45 am., 1:45-5:00 p.m. and 6:30-9:00 p.m.
14. That the District Superintendent shall appoint all committees and fill all vacancies.
15. Be it resolved that the District Superintendent be granted a two weeks' vacation with pay each year.
16. We recommend that each pastor be granted a two weeks' vacation with pay each year.
17. Whereas the present trend toward immodesty of dress is so evidently out of keeping with the Word of God, girls and women who are members of the Pilgrim Holiness Church are not to appear in public wearing immodest forms of dress so current today, such as sun suits, shorts or without stockings, dresses of immodest length, slacks, or similar garments. Men and boys of the church are not to appear in public in shorts or without shirts.
18. Whereas the trend of worldliness is so prevalent and is making inroads in the Church, be it resolved that we strongly urge parents to dress their children according to the spirit of the Manual which sets forth a standard of modesty.
19. Be it resolved that District Minister's license shail not be granted to any person who does not have a definite call to, or who does not plan to enter th active ministry.
Be it further resolved that no licentiate be advanced in ministerisl standing unless actively engaged in the ministry.
20. Be it resolved that each pastor report all seekers in the church of which he has the oversight.
21. Be it resolved that semi-annual zone Sunday School conventions be held fo the purpose of encouraging the work of the Sunday School, such conventions to be arranged for, and supervised by the chairman of the District Sunday School Board if possible, or by some other member of the District Sunday School Board.
22. Whereas there is considerable work cleaning the camp ground and storing equipment. Be it resolved that each member of the conference remain one day after conference to assist the District Superintendent in doing the work.
23. We recommend that our laity be given recognition along with our ministry in the list of memorials.
24. Owing to the soon coming of Jesus and the great spiritual need of the world, Be it resolved that our District Superintendent be privileged to hold two revival meetings during the year outside of the district with regular support.
25. Whereas in accordance with the Manual be it "Resolved, that ministerial Study Course be put on a yearly basis with the requirement that three study books and three reading books be the minimum requirement," and that each licensed minister correspond with the study course agency respecting his course and tests.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the seminar work be evaluated and credit be given by the study course agency.
26. Whereas it is very necessary at the time of pastoral change for the new pastor to become acquainted with his people as soon as possible and whereas the pastor leaving does not have adequate time for the preparation of a complete list of names and addresses of the members and constituency.
Therefore be it resolved that every pastor compile and keep up to date a complete file of all those attending his or her church.
27. Be it resolved that a printed statement be given each person registering at the Pikes Peak Holiness Camp showing the registration requirements.
28. Whereas the District has purchased a suitable safe for all abstracts and legal papers, be it resolved all abstracts and other legal papers be placed in same.
29. Whereas, the General Board of the Pilgrim Holiness Church has author-ized Pilgrim Pension Plan, Inc., to make loans of pension funds to local Pilgrim Holiness Churches, under such conditions as required active participation on the part of the Pilgrim Holiness Districts.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Annual Conference of this district that the District Council, District Trustees, and all District Officials be, and they are hereby authorized to do and perform any and all acts required of them in the consummation of authorized loans to local Pilgrim Holiness Churches of this dis-trict, sublect however, to the limitations and conditions set out in said Resolution of the General Board of the Pilgrim Holiness Church authorizing said loans.
30. Whereas the District Conference desires the continuation of the Rocky Mountain Pilgrim, with 10 issues per year,
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We recommend the offices of Editor of the Rocky Mountain Pilgrim and the District Sunday School Secretary be combined.
31. Be it resolved that in case of the death of a minister or a member of the family, that the District Superintendent be responsible for notifying the pastors of the District, and the Conference to stand expense of same.
32. Whereas many times there are close friends and relatives of licensed ministers who want to attend the ordination service but are unable to do so because necessary announcement has not been made, be it resolved that the ordination service be announced prior to conference.
33. Whereas the majority of television programs are a definite hindrance to the spirituality of our people, bringing evil influence into the home: Be it resolved we go on record as opposing television.
34. In order to bring our Sunday Schools in line with the General Policy:
BE IT RESOLVED that no Sunday School Scholars be counted after the half way mark in the class period.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the yearly Sunday School average be based on the 50 best Sundays.
35. We recommend the price of Conference Minutes be set at 50c each and that each pastor be responsible to collect and bring to conference the money for the number of minutes that his church desires.
36. Be it resolved that the time of the district camp meeting be set as follows: To begin the Friday nearest to July 15.
37. A copy of the Rocky Mountain District by laws can be found on page 10 in the 1961 District Conference Minutes.
38. Inasmuch as ordination is to a young preacher something as important, or more so, than graduation from college and whereas he would feel badly having to wait until the following year to graduate, be it resolved that the ordination be held on conference day until a better solution of passing on the candidates by district conference before the Camp Meeting can be devised.
39. Be it resolved that recommendations for the Resolutions and Ways and Means Committees be sent to the chairmen of said committees not later than June 1st preceding the annual district conference. Be it further resolved that mimeo-graphed copies of these recommendations be sent to each local church by July 1.
STANDING RECOMMENDATIONS OF
WAYS AND MEANS COMMI'TTEE
1. Be it resolved that the district superintendent be given a salary of 8350.00 per month, with district parsonage and utilities supplied. And further that he receive 6 cents per mile for mileage driven in his car for district work. When traveling otherwise, actual expense paid.
2. Be it resolved that if the District Superintendent prefers not to live in the district parsonage, the rent from same be reurned to the district treasurer, and a reasonable housing allotment be paid the District Superintendent. Said allotment to be determined by the District Council according to the amount of rent received and necessary upkeep on the parsonage.
3. Be it resolved that the assistant district superintendent or any member of the council acting in the superintendent's place, or any member of the council traveling to council meetings be paid 5 cents per mile for mileage when driving their own car, or actual traveling expense when traveling otherwise. Be it further resolved that district youth, and district Sunday School Board members when traveling on their department business be given 5 cents per mile traveling expense when driving their own car, but that this expense be paid from their respective departments.
4. Be it resolved that the annual remuneration of the District Secretary he $100.00 and that the District Treasurer be paid $25.00 per month. Be it further resolved that the District Statisicians each be given $15 per year, and that the salary for the combined offices of District Sunday School Secretary and Editor of the Rocky Mountain Pilgrim be set at $50 per year.
5. We recommend that the local church pay the expenses of its delegates to and from District Conference.
6. Be it resolved that all attending the Pikes Peak Holiness Camp Meeting be properly registered. Each registrant twelve years of age and above, except active ministers and their families, will be required to pay a fee of $2.00. Each registrant 12 years of age and above including active ministers and their families, will be required to pay a fee of 50c for insurance purposes.
Registration cards will be made so that each registrant be assigned specific duties in one of the work departments of the camp, the foreman of that detail to punch each card each day when duty has been performed. These duties will be assigned by a Camp Meeting Committee of three persons to be appointed by the District Superintendent.
We further recommend that an attendant be in charge at each meal to check registration cards and receive free-will offerings.
7. We recommend that our conference accept the proposal of Central Pilgrim College in granting each year a one-half tuition scholarship to Central Pilgrim College to a student on our district. The college will then grant the same to another student.
We further recommend that these students be chosen by the District Council from Pilgrim Holiness ranks on the basis of the two students with the best scholastic and church records.
8. Be it resolved that each youth society, organized and unorganized, send 10 percent of all its regular offerings to the district youth treasurer — 5 percent to be sent to the general youth treasurer, and the other 5 percent to be kept for district youth operating expenses.
9. Be it resolved that each local church furnish its personage with at least a cook stove, a heater, kitchen cabinet, six chairs, dining room table, and a dresser.
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10. Be it resolved that each Sunday School pay lOc per enrolled Sunday School member per year for promotion of District Sunday School work.
11. Be it resolved that each local church send to the District Treasurer each month an amount equivalent to 12 percent of all regular offerings. From this amount 43 percent shall be for United Stewardship fund, 45 percent shall be for District Budget and 12 percent shall be for District Church Extension.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that each church be assessed 50c per senior member for International Conference expense fund.
12. Be it resolved that, in compliance with the request of our zone school board, each senior member of our district be assessed $5.00 per year for Bible School budget, 25c of which will go for the Rocky Mountain District's portion of the school boards travel expense, this budget to be raised in any way the local church may desire.
13. We recommend that each Church take up a free will offering to help defray the expenses of the Ministerial meeting in March.
14. Due to the conference decision to purchase a District Camp Ground: Be it resolved that the District Superintendent be authorized to take three special offerings in each church each year, 90 percent of said offerings to be applied to the District Camp ground debt and interest, and 10 percent to be set aside for maintenance and repair on the Camp Ground.
We further recommend that the goal for these offerings he set at $10.00 per year per senior member for the District.
We further recommend that the District Superintendent be authorized to take a special offering each year at District Camp to be applied to the District Camp Ground debt and interest.
15. We recommend the District Treasurer set aside the amount equal to 32 percent of the United Stewardship fund from unspecified general church extension funds, the same to be included in the United Stewardship fund.
16. We recommend that the District Superintendent meet with each local Advisory Board at least once each year to review the Church's financial welfare and endeavor, wherever possible, to obtain yearly raises in pastor's support.
17. Be it resolved that the district pastors and unstationed ministers not participating in the Pension Plan pay three-fourths of their ministerial tithe into the district treasury to be applied to district administrative expense and the remainder to be paid into the treasury of the local church to which they belong.
Be it further resolved that all district evangelists, teachers and other un-stationed ministers, participating in the Pension Plan, pay their entire tithe into the District Treasury. On the basis of the tithe paid to the district, the District Treasurer shall pay the 7 percent as required by the Pension Plan.
Pension Plan
Whereas the General Church has adopted and recommended the Pilgrim Pension Plan as a sound method of providing retirement benefits for aged Pilgrim ministers, and Whereas the Rocky Mountain Conference has declared its endorse-ment of the plan, and whereas action taken at the 1954 General Conference makes it mandatory for each local church to participate in the plan, we therefore recommend that every church, no less than once each quarter, send to the District Treasurer an amount equivalent to 8 percent of the pastor's salary as the confer-ence contribution to the Pension Plan.
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FORTY -FOURTH ANNUAL DISTRICT CONFERENCE
First Sitting July 26, 1965 — 8:00 a.m.
The Forty-Fourth Annual Assembly of the Rocky Mountain District Confer-ence of the Pilgrim Holiness Church was called to order by District Superintendent L. E. Schendel at 8:00 am. July 26, 1965, at the Camp Ground at Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Rev. Hubert Hughes led the Conference in singing "Saviour More Than Life."
Rev. E. K. Purcell led the Conference in prayer.
District Superintendent, Rev. L. E. Schendel, introduced Dr. William Neff as the presiding officer for the Conference.
Dr. William Neff gave words of greeting to the Conference. He then read a portion of scripture from Romans 12:1-18 and gave a few comments.
The secretary read the roll: ordained ministers, licensed ministers, ordained deaconesses, and lay delegates. Lloyd Jennings was seated in the conference as a delegate for Canon City Church.
The conference bar was set according to standing rule No. 12 in Minutes.
District Superintendent L. E. Schendel presented two new churches to the Conference: Pueblo, West Park with pastor and wife, Rev, and Mrs. Carl Lathrum, also delegate Gladys Ware; Buena Vista Church with E. K. Purcell acting pastor and delegate Maxine Justice. They were gratefully accepted into the conference by a standing vote of appreciation and acceptance.
The report of our beloved District Superintendent L. E. Schendel was read. The report was greatly appreciated and a motion prevailed to accept it by a rising vote of thanks for his labor of love. In the report he made mention that he would not he allowing his name to run for superintendent.
The Assistant District Superintendent, W. J. Brown, read his report. A motion prevailed to accept it.
The Auditor's report was read by Rev. Robert Cheney. It was accepted by common consent.
The District Treasurer's report was read by District Treasurer V. G. Story. A motion prevailed to accept it.
It was moved and seconded to post the statistical report rather than read it in the conference. It was carried.
The District Missionary Society president, Mrs. L. E. Schendel, gave a fine report of the activities of the district missionary society. A motion prevailed to accept it.
The District Sunday School promotional secretary, Rev. Hubert Hughes, gave his report, mentioning the percentage gains of our churches. Colorado Springs First Church was awarded the "Decade of Progress" Ship, and special recognition given to Pastor W. J. Brown and delegates Everett Bland, Paul Brown, Hazel Karr and Edith Rotz.
Rev. L. F. Wilcox was received into the Conference. A motion prevailed to receive him.
The Committee on Resolutions reported.
Resolution No. 1 was read — "Be it resolved that there be specified time of supervised recreation for the young people during the annual Camp Meeting, and
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that such activities be under the direction of the District Youth Council. Such recreation to be held between services.
Resolution No. 2 was read — "Be it resolved that the District Council set forth a set of dormitory rules to apply to both boys and girls dormitories and that such rules be posted in the dormitories. Be it further resolved that the district council be responsible for the appointment of deans and supervisors for both dorms."
A motion prevailed to refer Resolution No. 1 and No. 2 to the District Council and District Youth Council to be implemented.
Resolution No. 3 was read — "Be it resolved that resolution No. 4, page 11, of the afternoon sitting of the 1964 Conference become a standing rule." Carried
Resolution No. 4 was read — "Be it resolved that a directory of church and parsonage addresses and locations be included in the district minutes each year." Carried.
Resolution No. 5 was read — "Concerning standing rule No. 38 — inasmuch as ordination is to a young preacher something as important, or more so, than graduation from college, and whereas he would feel badly having to wait until the following year to graduate, be it resolved that standing rule No. 38 be rescinded and that the ordination service be held on conference day until a better solution of passing on candidates by the district conference before the Camp Meeting can be devised." Carried.
Resolution No. 6 was read — "Be it resolved that the Annual District Confer-ence be held the last Friday and Saturday of Camp Meeting with sittings in the morning and afternoon with evangelistic services being held at the regular nightly service time. Be it further resolved that if the regular conference business has been completed in the Friday sittings, that there be regular services held at the usual time on Saturday." Lost.
Recessed for ten minutes.
The Reception Committee presented Dr. G. Frederick Owens to the Confer-ence. He was given opportunity to speak a few words and then granted an honor-ary seat in the Conference Bar.
The Ways and Means Committee reported.
Recommendation No. 1 was read (replacing No. 1 in 64 minutes) — "Be it resolved that the district superintendent be given a salary of $350.00 per month, with district parsonage and utilities supplied. And further that he receive 6 cents per mile for mileage driven in his car for district work. When traveling otherwise, actual expense paid." Carried.
Recommendation No. 2 was read (replacing 3 and 13 in 64 minutes) — "Be it resolved that the assistant district superintendent or any member of the council acting in the superintendent's place, or any member of the council traveling to council meetings be paid 5 cents per mile for mileage when driving their own car, or actual traveling expense when traveling otherwise. Be it further resolved that district youth, and district Sunday School board members when traveling on their department business be given 5 cents per mile traveling expense when driving their own car, but that this expense be paid from their respective depart-ments." Carried.
Recommendation No. 3 was read — "Be it resolved that each youth society send 10 percent of all its regular offerings to the district youth treasurer-5 percent to be sent to the general youth treasurer, and the other 5 percent to be kept for district youth operating expenses." (Replaces item 19 in 64 minutes.) Carried.
Recommendation No. 4 was read — "Whereas we believe in tithing, and we teach tithing to our people, and whereas tithing part of income is not tithing,
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and whereas our budget has been set up on a partly percentage basis, partly per member basis, partly free will offering basis, therefore, be it resolved that we delete items No. 9, 10, 11, 14. and 16 of the 64 minutes, and that we adopt a tithing system of receiving budgets in our district. This system as follows:
Each church tithe into the district treasury 10 percent of ALL offerings.
Each Sunday School send to the district treasurer 10 percent of all offerings.
Each pastor send to the district treasurer 100 percent of his tithe.
The district superintendent be asked to raise a district home mission offering with one of his visits each year. His goal to be at least $2.00 per mem-ber. (District home missions partly on the sanle basis as world missions, and general home missions.)
Be it further resolved that the above funds be broken down as follows:
District operating expense 35.5% (8676.20) Camp Ground 16.5% (4032.60) District Church Extension 13.0% (3177.20) United Stewardship Fund 16.5% (4032.60) Central Pilgrim College 14.0% (3421.60) General Conference Expense 1.5% ( 366.60) Ministerial Convention 1.5% ( 366.60) District Sunday Schools 1.5% ( 366.60) Total 100.0% (24440.00)
Motion lost.
Recommendation No. 5 — No. 14 in Standing Recommendations of Ways and Means Committee be changed to read, "Be it resolved that each church take up a free will offering to help defray the expenses of the Ministerial Convention in March, to be sent to the district treasurer two weeks prior to the Convention." Carried.
Recommendation No. 6 — "Whereas the Rocky Mountain Conference has accepted the proposal of one half tuition scholarship for a student to Central Pilgrim College, and the district has supported this proposal, we recommend that this amount be raised through our five youth zones at their monthly meetings. The youth conference will determine the pro-rating per zone."
A motion prevailed to refer to the committee for rewording.
The Conference recessed because of expiration of time.
Afternoon Sitting
The afternoon sitting opened by Sr. V. C. Story leading the conference in the song, "The Solid Rock."
Rev. Ed Friesen led irs prayer.
Dr. William Neff, presiding officer of the conference, introduced Rev. Donald Larson, Regional Director of the NAE, to the Conference. Rev. Larson gave a few words concerning the activities of the organization. He was granted an honorary seat in the conference bar.
The Ways and Means Committee reported again.
Recommendation No. 6 was brought back to the conference after being referred earlier. It was read — "Whereas the Rocky Mountain Conference has accepted the proposal of one half tuition scholarship for a student to Central Pilgrim College, be it resolved that the youth council and youth conference be granted the privilege of exercising the responsibility of this scholarship." Carried.
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Recommendation No. 7 was read — "Be it resolved that new churches be asked to pay budgets on the following percentage basis:
First year of organization — No budget Sixth year 50% budget Second year 10% budget Seventh year 50% budget Third year 10% budget Eight year 75% budget Fourth year 25% budget Ninth year 75% budget Fifth year 25% budget Tenth year and thereafter, full budget
Motion was lost.
Recommendation No. 8 was read — "Be it resolved that all the above reso-hitions become standing rules." Carried.
Recommendation No. 9 was read — "Inasmuch as the present camp grounds are used but 10 days of the year, and that the buildings are all in bad need of many costly repairs, and it is becoming an eyesore rather than an asset to the community, therefore be it resolved: that the camp ground be sold and the receipts from same be invested, and the interest used to rent a camp ground, the balance of the interest to be used for district home missions. (Note: 4% interest on $50,000 would amount to $2,000.00 per year.)
Be it further resolved that monies now being received for camp grounds he used for district church extension to help start new churches in our district."
It was moved, seconded and discussed for some time. A substitute motion was made and seconded that a committee be appointed to survey the possibilities, location, and cost of a camp ground, bringing back a report next conference.
A motion was then made, seconded, that the motion and substitute be tabled. Carried.
Moved that the order of the day be an Ordination Service at 3:00 p.m. Carried.
Secretary read the joint report of the Educational and Examining Boards. Recommending — Melvin Brown. Audrey Brown, Larry Schofield, Andrew Dole! and William White for first year license. J. C. Beckner, Dwight Kahre and Melvin Adams for second year license. Jess Andrews and Byron Chitwood for third year license. Marvin Jenkins, Gerald Kahre, Loren Rovenstine and Jim Koons recom-mended for ordination.
Recessed for eight minutes.
The Ordination Service followed. Rev. Hubert Hughes led in singing "At the Cross." Rev. W. J. Brown read a portion of scripture found in II Tim. 4:1-8, fol-lowed by the reading of Titus 3:1-11 by Rev. V. C. Story. Dr. Neff then addressed the candidates using for his subject "The Reward of \Vork." His text was taken from John 5:17, "My Father worketh hitherto, and I work." He started by asking "What can one expect if he gives himself to work." He suggested rewards:
I. Inner satisfaction II. Appreciation from people who know
III. Approval of our Heavenly Father.
The candidates were invited to the altar namely, Rev. Marvin Jenkins, Rev. Gerald Kahre, Rev. Jim Koons and Rev. Loren Rovenstine. Rev. L. E. Schendel introduced the candidates to General Superintendent William Neff after which they received the ordination charge and the laying on of the hands of the Ordina-tion Committee. Rev. L. E. Schendel then led in prayer and the candidates were greeted.
The Ordination Committee was composed of Dr. William Neff, Rev. L. E. Schendel, W. J. Brown, D. L. Knierim, V. G. Story and W. F. Drown.
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Tellers were appointed as follows: Hubert Hughes at the board; Marvin Jenkins, Gerald Kahre, Loren Rovenstine, Jim Koons, D. E. Moller, Ed Friesen and Robert Sander.
A time of silent prayer followed by a prayer by Dr. Neff.
Ballots were cast for District Superintendent. Rev. W. J. Brown was elected.
Ballots were then cast for Assistant Superintendent. Rev. E. K. Purcell was elected.
The Council's nominations for one new member for the Educational Board were read, as follows: Rev. Hubert Hughes and Rev. Carl Lathrum. Ballots were cast and Hubert Hughes was elected.
The secretary read the Council's nominations for District Secretary. They were as follows: Rev. D. L. Knierim, Rev. Granville Carroll and Rev. Floyd Kelley. Ballots were cast and D. L. Knierim was elected.
Council nominations were read for one new member on the Examining Board as follows: Rev. Clifford Conard and Rev. Granville Carroll. Ballots were cast and Granville Carroll was elected.
The Council's nominations for District Treasurer were read as follows: Rev. V.G. Story, Rev. E. K. Purcell, and Rev. Robert Cheney. Ballots were cast and V. G. Story was elected.
Ballots were cast for two ministerial delegates for General Conference. Rev. D. L. Knierim and Rev. V. G. Story were elected. First alternate, Rev. Hubert Hughes; second, Rev. E. K. Purcell, and third, Rev. Floyd Hadsell.
Nominations for lay delegates for General Conference were made by grant-ing each pastor to nominate one of his laymen. Ballots were cast and two were elected — Paul Brown and Keith Kelley, with alternates being Eldon Drown first alternate and Jack Fitts as second.
Ballots were cast for 3 advisory members to the council. There was one election, Rev. D. E. Moller.
The conference recessed because of expiration of time.
Evening Sitting
Session convened at 6:00 p.m. with Rev. V. G. Story leading the Conference in prayer.
Committee on Memoirs reported. All stood reverently in receiving this re-port and sang together, "In the Sweet Bye and Bye" and "That Will Be Glory for Me."
Ballots were cast for two remaining additional members to the Council. Rev. W. F. Drown and Rev. Floyd Hadsell were elected.
Nominations for District Missionary President were read. They were as follows: Mrs. W. J. Brown, Mrs. V. G. Story and Mrs. D. L. Knierim. Mrs. V. G. Story was elected.
General Conference Memorials were read by the secretary who mentioned that they were not recommended by the committee. They were lost.
Ways and Means Committee reported.
Recommendation No. 10 was read — "Be it resolved that a committee be appointed by the council to bring to the next Conference specific facts, figures and recommendations concerning Camp Ground Improvements. Carried.
The following special resolutions were read and approved by a standing vote:
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We, the members of the Forty-Fourth Annual Conference of the Rocky Mountain District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, resolve that there be given our chairman, Dr. William H. Neff, a rising vote of thanks to express our appre-ciation for his labor of love.
We, the members of the Forty-Fourth Annual Conference of the Rocky Mountain District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, resolve that there be given to our District Superintendent, L. E. Schendel; our Secretary, D. L. Knierim; and our Treasurer, V. C. Story, a rising vote of thanks to express our appreciation of their faithfulness to us. Be it further resolved that there be given our cook, Lois Rothfuss, and all the kitchen and dining room help a rising vote of thanks to express our appreciation for their faithful service.
Newly elected Superintendent W. J. Brown read the names of the committee menthers for the coming year.
Another name was recommended by the Educational and Examining Boards. L. E. Dickens was granted 1st year license and it was ratified by the Conference.
The pastoral appointments were read by the secretary.
Rev. L. E. Schendel gave a report on the Butlers leaving the denomination, making it very clear that this was their own choice and that no pressure had been placed upon them.
The Secretary read the appointments of the council as follows: Promotion S. S. Secretary, Rev. Hubert Hughes, with an additional member of the Sunday School Board, Rev. Lloyd Smith. Rev. Hubert Hughes was again appointed as Public Relations man.
Motion prevailed to authorize the District Council to take care of all un-finished business and to approve the reading of the Conference Minutes.
Rev. L. E. Schendel gave remarks of appreciation for the district, and then expressed his confidence in newly elected District Superintendent W. J. Brown and encouraged the people to stand behind him.
A motion prevailed for adjournment.
The Conference joined together in singing "God Be With You Till We Meet Again."
Dr. William H. Neff dismissed the Conference in prayer.
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
To our presiding General Superintendent, Rev. Wm. H. Neff, pastors, evan-gelists and lay delegates of the 44th annual assembly of the Rocky Mountain Conference. Greetings in the name of Him who has bought us with His own blood. I am made to rejoice, as from year to year I see the fulfillment of God's wonderful promises. The Book is a constant marvel to us. History tells us that it met the needs of God's people in the so called horse and buggy days but, thank God, we find it no less adequate in this jet age in which we live.
In the hurry of this fast age it is imperative that each one of us "take time" to be holy. It is the bounden duty of every official, pastor, evangelist and layman to make "spiritual values" the one objective of life. Only as we keep this vision constantly before us can we hope to see the work of the church go forward. Jesus said, "Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you."
Local Church Improvements
The pastors and people of the Rocky Mountain District take a peculiar delight in the upkeep of their properties. Lawns have been put in and improved, worn sidewalks have been replaced, parsonages and church buildings have been re-decorated both inside and outside, new carpet aisle runners have been in-stalled. To give a detailed record of this work for each church would be a lengthy task. The work done has been necessary and greatly appreciated by the District Superintendent, and I am sure by the local congregations and local communities. Special mention is here made of the new church and facilities here at 1st church in Colorado Springs. Pastor Brown, his board and people have worked, prayed and built. The results of these efforts is the lovely and adequate building on the old location. On July 4 of this year General Superintendent P. W. Thomas was here for the dedication services. It was indeed a "high" and "rewarding" day for the members, friends, and neighbors of the church.
District Church Extension
The District Church extension obligations for the past year have been met. There have been times when it seemed we would run behind financially; how-ever, God and our good people have always come to the rescue.
This past year the District has supported work in Thornton, and West Pueblo. The Thornton work has suffered because of a shifting population. Some adjustments will he necessary in this area.
At West Park, our second church in Pueblo, we are happy to report splendid progress under the very able leadership of Bro. Lathrum. It was roy happy privilege to organize this group on March 7 with 9 members. This church with its pastor and delegate will be presented to this conference, to become an organ-ized part of the Rocky Mountain District.
Somewhere near the middle of this conference year Bro. Purcell and I made an investigation trip to Buena Vista, Colorado. There were folk there who were interested in our coming in for services. Bro. Purcell arranged for some services in a home for the first meetings. Out of his busy schedule as pastor of 1st church in Denver, he was able to drive over to this mountain town for services. The services of Bro. Smith and some of his people from Canon City were also enlisted. Between these two busy pastors and their people there has been a revival held here. God gave some definite results at the altar. Again it was my happy privilege on July 11, just past, to organize the church at Buena Vista, Colorado, with 9 members. This is a fine group of Pilgrims, and will be presented to this confer-ence with their delegate. We are in desperate need of somone to send to this new work as resident pastor. I feel that any words I say are inadequate to express my gratitude to Brothers Purcell and Smith and their people for their labors here. God bless them and the new Pilgrims at Buena Vista.
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Bible College
The work of the College, under the capable leadership of Bro. Bonner, is going forward. The expansion program is progressing, hut best of all God is smiling upon our school. Fifty percent of our pastors, this past year, are graduates of our College, and another 20 percent have taken some work there. It has been my pleasure to serve on the school board for 20 consecutive years.
Camp Ground
We thank God that the payments on our Camp Ground are coming nearer the end. If each church had been able to meet the entire quota each year we would pay out entirely with the August payment. As it is we will still be indebted $3500.00 plus interest on that part of the mortgage the school carried. The Lord helping this should be nearly wiped out this coming year.
Camp Meeting
God has again given us a good camp meeting. Brothers Philpot and Abbott have preached messages of divine truth that the Holy Spirit has used to bring conviction to the hearts of a number of youth and older folk.
My Personal Report
After much prayer and thought I feel that my name should not be voted on this year as District Superintendent. This, of course, is not news to most of you, but it does make it official, and with the firm conviction that I will not serve another year I have accepted a church on another district. I have chosen another district, not because I do not hold the Rocky Mountain District in high regard and love all of its people, but for reasons that are valid to me, even though some of my brethren do not agree with inc in those reasons. The past eleven years have been among the happiest of my life. To be in the homes of my pastors has been a real pleasure. Words are rather feeble vehicles to convey the gratitude of wife and me for the kindnesses of the pastors and their wives that have been extended to us. This wonderful fellowship will be greatly missed. We have considered it a privilege to minister to the people of the local churches and share with them in their problems and burdens, as well as in their joys and progress. Believe me, when I say that if there has been an ounce of pressure for me to step out of my office, I do not know of it. My decision comes from an inward persuasion that this is what God would have me do.
During the past year I have preached 76 times. I have held 21 local church meetings, 27 local church board meetings, and have personally conducted all of the annual meetings. I dedicated the church at Thornton, and assisted in the dedication of the new 1st Church in Colorado Springs. I have dedicated babies for both pastors and laymen. I have presided at all of the District Council meetings, and tried to faithfully carry out all of the duties of my office. It was my privilege to attend the church leaders meeting in Indianapolis in November.
As Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Central Pilgrim College I have been to all of the Executive Council meetings, as well as to the annual board meeting. In carrying out these duties I have traveled an additional 3,840 miles.
I would repeat that the travels and labors on the Rocky Mountain District for the past eleven years have been pleasant labors, as is all of the labor in the vineyard of the Lord.
Respectfully submitted
L. E. Schendel
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ASSISTANT DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Brother Chairman, and members of the forty-fourth annual Conference of the Rocky Mountain District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, Greetings in Jesus' dear name!
This past year I have attended all the council meetings, both regular and special and endeavored to help the District Superintendent in every way possible.
Respectfully submitted
\V. J. Brown
MISSIONARY PRESIDENT'S REPORT
To our chairman, Rev. Wm. H. Neff, District Superintendent, and members of the Rocky Mountain Conference, we humbly submit the following report from the District Missionary Society.
We are glad to be "workers together with Him," and deeply appreciate all that has been accomplished by our faithful women and their leaders out over the district. Many hours have been spent making quilts, preparing clothing, making awards, etc., and getting boxes ready to send to the fields.
Our committee met after Conference last year and decided to take as a project the purchasing of a large mixer for the Camp kitchen. We were able to get a used one at a reasonable price, and I'm sure the cook has enjoyed using it this year.
We also asked that each society send in one hook of stamps, and with these we got Melmac dishes for the workers table, also a salad maker for the kitchen.
In March, at our Ministerial meeting, the societies bfought in a good supply of foodstuffs and supplies for the Mason twins. It was real thrilling to watch the box pile higher and higher, and the girls appreciated it so much.
Then we sent out a call at the end of the year for towel sets for our guest rooms. Our societies responded well, and we now have a nice supply on hand.
As we begin another year let us move forward with greater zeal and burden for the great work of Missions.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. L. E. Schendel
AUDITOR'S REPORT
To the forty-fourth Annual Conference of the Rocky Mountain District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church:
The books and reports of our District Treasurer, Rev. V. G. Story, have been examined and are adjudged to be correct.
Respectfully submitted,
Hubert E. Hughes Robert A. Cheney
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MEMOIRS
We, the committee on memoirs, present the following:
I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith; henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give me at that day; and not to me only, but unto all them also that love His appearing. II Tim. 4:7-8.
On Sept. 9, 1964, at the age of 68, Mrs. Elizabeth the Superior church departed this life. She was a faithful missed.
Mrs. Emma Isabelle Norwood, age 77, vent to her 1965. She was a charter member of the Superior church. her church.
On Christmas Eve, 1964 the Fort Collins church was saddened by the death of one of its beloved, faithful members, Mrs. Minnie Fritts. She was 73 years old and is missed by her many friends who nevertheless rejoice in her homegoing.
Albert Edward Southern, age 61, died of a heart attack Oct. 19, 1964. His pure life and inspiring talk and personal testimony given before the West Park Sunday School eight days before his death gives us the assurance that he now wears a crown of eternal life. When the basement remodeling is complete, one of the classrooms will be a memorial to him.
Thomas Dove passed away on Sept. 10, 1964, at the age of 71. He was a charter member of the Knob Hill church and was loved and respected by all who knew him. His broad smile was an inspiration as well as his hearty hand-clasp. He was a member of the church board and for many years was Sunday School superintendent. Always ready to help in a time of need and so faithfully discharging his church obligations, he has been greatly missed.
The Knob Hill church lost another faithful member when Mrs. Pansy Han-thorn slipped away on Jan. 6, 1965 at the age of 68. On days when her health permitted she prayed much and enjoyed visiting among the shut-ins. She carried a burden for the work of the Lord around the world. We can sincerely say, "She hath done what she could."
Mrs. Elsie Justice, a member of the First Pilgrim Holiness Church in Colo-rado Springs went to her eternal reward Dec. 14, 1964, at the age of 81 years. She served in the church as an ordained deaconess lor many years. Failing health kept her from the services in the last years of her life, but she never lost interest in the things of God and the activities of the church.
Ernest LeRoy Campbell, a member of the First Pilgrim Holiness Church in Colorado Springs since 1937, went to his eternal reward Oct. 25, 1964. Though failing health kept Brother Campbell from many of the services he kept in close contact with His Master and gave a testimony a few minutes before his home going.
Mrs. Carolyn Joy (Cheney) Wyatt, a member of the Lewellen church, went to her heavenly home on Feb. 21, 1965, at the age of 23. At the time of her passing she was Sunday School superintendent. She will be remembered for her cheerful disposition and fine Christian example. She kept a courageous smile to the end.
Death is but a stepping stone, to that eternal life In which there's no unhappiness, no suffering or strife, And so your loved one is at peace and lives on in a place Where there is light and gladness, and we see Cod face to face.
Tenderly submitted Verneeda Brown Grace Story
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Smith, a member of member and is sadly
reward on March 31, She is also missed by
DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT
July 1, 1964, to June 30, 1965
Item Forward Receipts Disbursements Balance District Budget $1,094.99 $ 3,546.15 $ 1,058.04 $1,450.53
Ministerial Tithe 3,733.40
Superintendent's Salary 3,600.00
Superintendent's Travel 1,084.75
Superintendent's Pension 180.00
Superintendent's Car depreciation 300.00
Treasurer's Allowance 300.00
Secretary's Allowance 100.00
Parsonage Utilities 301.22
District Church Extension 2'20.27 9510.77 326.04
West Park Payments 540.00
Thornton Payments 2,400.00
Interest on Thornton loans 465.00
Loan to Thornton 3,000.00
Loan to C.P C 3,000.00
Camp Expense 473.24 2,176.23 2,356.24 293.23
Camp Ground 1,263.47 3,963.67 4,000.00 1,227.14
Miscellaneous 215.34 95.50 63.50 247.34
Central Pilgrim College 4,734.00 4,672.66 61.34
Sunday School 359.35 359.35
Youth Work 147.49 143.34 4.15
United Stewardship Fund 3,378.69 3,378.69
Pension Plan 2,818.14 2,818.14
General Church Extension 1,918.79 1,918.79
Gen. Conference Expense 133.86 281.93 415.79
\Vorld Missions 4,665.72 4,665.72
World Missions Specified 4,566.03 4,566.03
Ministerial Convention 1.72 241.57 232.91 10.38
TOTAL $3,402.89 $46,137.43 $45,504.38 $4,035.94
Total Receipts $49,540.32
Total Disbursements 45,504.38
Balance $ 4,035.94
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Kiowa, Cob. 63.55 1,108.74 402.74 1,575.03 930.00 Lamar, Cob. 10.55 783.96 2,440.59 3,235,10 1,855.00 Lewellen, Neb. 189.82 1,896.96 1,400.25 3,496.03 1,820.00 Lincoln, Neb. 13.30 2,767.65 6 .4 88. 25 9,269.20 167.59 1,820.00
Lodgepole, Neb.................... 12.98 669.27 573.07 1,255.32 586.36 MeCook. Neb......................... 15.09 1,365.42 421.73 386.57 2,188.81 978.91 Oshkosh, Neb....................... 281.19 3,560,80 1,972.31 5,814.30 62.25 43.66 2,600.00 Pueblo, Cob., First ...... 302.92 1,526.66 3,097,75 4.927,33 2,550.00 197.00
Pueblo, Cob., West Park ............... 615.25 1,960.20 2, 575 .45 1,115.00 Rocky Ford, Cole................................... 110.54 1,085.69 674.08 1,870.31 520.00 300.66 Stratton, Neb............................................. 26.62 2,143.07 972.23 3,141.92 31.00 1,615.00 Superior. Neb................................................. 20.46 2,495.33 860.91 413.89 3,790.53 14.30 3.19 10.00 1,790.00
Sutherland, Neb........................... 40.77 1,133.42 1,429.62 2,603.81 4.16 1,040.00 Tecumseh, Neb............................... 501,52 1,405.67 381.71 2,288.90 116.28 815.00 57.40 Thornton, Cob.............................. 753.74 1,714,10 535.54 3,424.20 6,427.58 80.33 875.00 Walsh, Cob........................................ 2,926.37 1,543.71 1,883.84 200.00 6,553.92 33.31 21.00 222.00 1,680.00
TOTALS ................................................$33,834.88 $76,081.41 $59,232.17 $77,388.33 $246,536.79 $826.72 $90.89 $515.17 $52,701.97 $2,261.16 $825.00 $1,861.92
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Arthur, Neb......... Boulder, Cob............. Campo, Cob.................. Canon City, Cob. Colorado Springs, Bethel ........ Colorado Springs, First ........... Colorado Springs, Knob Hill Denver, Cob., Bethany ............. Denver, Cob., Villa Park ....... Fort Collins, Cob.......................... Grand Junction, Cob.................. lloldrege, Neb................................... Kiowa, Coin. Lamar, Cob. Leweblen, Neb.
Lodgepole, Neb. McCook, Neb.... Oshkosh, Neb.
288.14
252.85
72,703.99 467.72
308.70
152.48 119,54 953.17
238.25 80,40
356.82
214,44 287.94 136.70
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Pueblo, Cob., West Park .............. Rocky Ford, Cob................................... Stratton, Neb.............................................. Superior, Neb..............................................
259.96 447,33 117.99 141.37
Sutherland, Neb................ Tecumseh, Neb..................... Thornton, Cob....................
285.79 128.87
1,884.97
$79,827.42
TOTALS
$ 1,612.5(1 $ 339.41 $ 536.18 $ 113.30 $ 128.59 $ 126.50 $ 27.50 $ $ $ $ 350.02 275.00 1,027.29 154.45 406.72 202.93
186.40 1,088.05 133.70 253.59 144.25 117.35 10.00 125.00 206.00
962.40 350.00 3,139.84 374.40 768.23 165.00 300.00 10,00 20.00 197.67
1,088.50 200.00 368.87 28.97 97.76 230.00 18.00 184.43
l,098.S1 805.00 7,887.97 251.10 618.68 420.50 1,070.00 11.50 10.00 115.00
00.0(1 740.24 97.50 682.76 297.86 180.25 515.00 953.98 1,459.47 645.69 51.38 143.72 53.00 109.00 85.00 376.40
501.49 759.17 2,409.08 366.03 343.38 306.00 104,67 25.00
1,025.00 980.05 178.86 383.58 90.00 32.66 47.00 403.00
177,15 339.00 773,85 160.71 458,13 148,90 200.00 39.01 117.97 775,02 175,21 30.00 25.00 361.31 10.00 130,00 451,07 250,90 130.00 82.67 10,00
150.14 77.60 103.00 42,50
170.00 850.76 33.00 30.00 43.00
253.07 277,61 168.35 214.40 140.33 107.60 35.00 125.00 62.50 10.00
3,000.00 190.00 905.99 129.15 332.05 136.52 130.00 6.50 166.60
352,63 47.75 70.36 60,84 31,95 27.77 75.00 768.41 20.00 4.00 16.43
354.00 1,076.94 234.00 423.27 195.00 123,15 13.56 140.00 100.00 728.81) 18,00 82.70 11)0.00 140.00 50.00 82.05 124,40 86,00
373.28 60.00 18.50 47.00 150.26 52.00 36.36 14.90
247.65 364.64 227.56 122.75 75.25 13.50 70.00 36.00
272.52 305.00 598.55 205.00 113.25 125.59 77.01
5.00 670.80 00.00 136.00 80.00 46.90 60.00 6.64 21.00 100.62 75.55 168.00 61.12 40.00 25.00 20.05 2.00
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$12,420.15 $5,657.47 $29,296.88 $2,809.88 $7,027.67 $3,429.72 $3,751.60 $806.31 $1,646.03 $4,175.03 $779.22
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Arthur, Neb.......................................................$ 74.50 $ $ $ 4,638.48 $ 310.54 Boulder, Cob..................................................821.88 148.08 26.12 6,101.12 534.40 Campo, Cob......................................................184.97 62.44 12.76 4,321.18 255.23 Canon City, Cob..............................................1,022.00 67.00 25.15 11,616.45 306.99 Colorado Springs, Bethel .... 113.98 25.35 12.00 4,064.40 487.07 Gotorado Springs, First ...........................2,285.32 540.16 90.58 97,122.44 16,162.09 Colorado Springs, Knob Hill 689.06 343.84 S,059.63 355.54 Denver, Cob., Bethany ...........................95.30 23.56 4.70 1.606,66 197.67 Denver, Coin. Villa Park .......................571.00 41.00 52.20 12,219.12 11.01 Fort Collins. Cob.........................................77.83 8.47 4,765.46 454.07 Grand Junction, Cob..................................410.27 84.58 16.07 5,260.61 529.70 Hoidrege, Neb...................................................... 1,717.76 248.10 Imperial, Neb...................................................101.30 38.81 10.37 3,987.33 189.84 Kiowa, Cob......... 217.04 24.00 1.544,58 30.45 Lamar, Cob........ 12.00 3,232.01 3.09 Lewellen, Neb, 124.15 56.76 3,475.17 20.86 Lincoln, Nob....... 108.50 88.00 7,370.13 1,899.07 Lodgepole, Neb....................- ..............32.00 8.28 8.37 1,226.01 29.01 McCook, Nob.......................................................109.78 2,186.97 1.84 Oshkosh, Nob.....................................................153.32 36.54 25.71 5,663.40 150.87 Pueblo, Cob., First ........................ 347.85 28.81 10.11 4,872.54 54.79 Pueblo, Cob., West Park .....................54.20 31.50 10.62 1,923.06 652.39 Rocky Ford, Coin..........................................20,1.33 26.55 6.58 1,782.97 87.34 Stratton, Nob...................................................203.45 8.42 5.00 3,107.21 34.71 Superior, Neb....................................................83.80 64.57 3,777.46 10.13 Sutherland, Neb................_.__ 99.80 20.26 4.16 2,545.35 58.46 'recumseh, Neb..................................................59.07 20.18 1,993.95 294.95 Thornton, Cob..................................................84.06 32.17 6,427.58 Walsh, Cob................................................378.87 11.50 14.40 3,560.87 2,993.05
TOTALS ...................................................$8,716.90 $1,840.87 $334.99 $220,170.23 $26,366.56
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TOTALS
Boulder, Cob....................................................... Campo, Cob........................................................ Canon City, Cob........................................ Colorado Springs, Bethel ..................... Colorado Springs, First ........................ Colorado Springs, Knob Hill ............ Denver, Cob., Bethany ........................... Denver, Cob., Villa Park .................. Fort Collins, Cob................... (hand Junction, Cob.......... Holdrege, Neb. Imperial, Neb. Kiowa, Cob...... Lamar, Cob. Lewellen, Neb.
$ 44.11 148.60
37.69 77.98 91.65
430.66 133.84
26.30 159,35
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154.14 52.75 5.95
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Lodgepole, Neb. 44.90 McCook, Neb. 4.27 Oshkosh, Neb. 95.86
116.72 Pueblo, Coin., West Park 103.24 Rocky Ford, Cob......................... 10.33 Stratton, Neb................................. 15.42
35.43 Sutherland, Neb. 28.67 Tecumseh, Neb. Thornton, Cob.................................................. 114.23 Walsh, Cob....................................................... 45.21
TOTALS ................................................... $2,348.27
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1,165.67 17.37 21.33 278.33 1,642.05 463.53 21.33 991.57 1,476.43 165.62 389.78 15,01 9.42 17.21 490.45 195.17 15.01 201.08 414.16 76.21) 165.34 9.87 8.28 62.43 280.22 154.91 8.28 19.64 222.83 57.39
77.04 3.28 1.73 27.63 150.94 73.93 1.68 1.73 48.89 126.23 24.71 288.25 11.28 10.37 145.77 609.81 220.38 297.63 518.01 91.80 119.42 6.38 6.00 184.95 87.84 6.00 .91 94.75 89,80 394.78 12,78 413.51 219.12 190.24 409.36 4.15 229.90 9.00 11.50 108.40 447.02 87.14 11.50 259.28 317.92 89.10 477.11 15.12 13.21 247.67 892.08 256.04 39.13 18.21 346.98 655.36 236.72
63.36 14.07 8.37 25.01 155.71 87.69 26.01 8.37 8.05 81.12 74.59 324.90 7.33 9.07 16.97 402.54 173.87 4.50 186.87 365.24 37.30 721.51 12.74 21.71 61.89 008.71 272.32 8.20 25.71 477.12 783.35 125.26 330.24 21.76 10.11 34.81 513.64 195.60 28.81 10.11 177.28 411.80 101.84 233.10 10.62 81.36 428.32 138.26 10.62 147.00 295.88 132.44 145.24 9.93 6.58 12.32 193.40 78.01 6.58 72.82 157.41 35.99 170.06 6.63 4.11 18.98 215.20 69.95 5.00 120.65 195.60 19.60 376.67 14.92 0.37 4.93 441.32 170.14 4.93 9.37 219.39 403.83 37.49
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Prepare for Tomorrow!
Central Pilgrim College "SERVING THE WEST"
DEPARTMENTS
BIBLE COLLEGE
[B.A. Degree in Bible; Th.B. in Religion; 5 year Th.B.]
SCHOOL OF SACRED MUSIC
[Voice, Instrumental, Group]
JUNIOR COLLEGE
[2 Year Course in Liberal Arts]
FULLY ACCREDITED
HIGH SCHOOL
[Grade 12]
Fall Registration: September 7, 1965
FOR INFORMATION, WRITE:
Director of Admissions Central Pilgrim College
artlesville, Oklahoma
Pikes Peak Holiness
Camp Meeting
July 15 to 24, 1966
Evangelists Ed Reiff P. W. Thomas
Song Leader . . Mark Waddell
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Ministerial Convention March 8, 9 & 10, 1966 At Oshkosh, Nebraska