Paper N-1 Presbytery of Detroit June 12, 2018 REPORT ON THE COMMITTEE ON MINISTRY
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1 Paper N-1 Presbytery of Detroit June 12, 2018 REPORT ON THE COMMITTEE ON MINISTRY RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE PRESBYTERY THE COMMITTEE ON MINISTRY RECOMMENDS THAT PRESBYTERY: 1. BY MOTION, recommend that the presbytery commission Ruling Elder Ruth Azar to serve as a CRE in her role as Executive Director of The Second Mile Center, effective July 1, 2018, renewable twice for a total of three years. The commission includes permission to serve communion only at Second Mile Center, per COM policy on CREs, with an elder or deacon present, ordinarily from Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, or someone designated by them. Communion dates will be approved by the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church session, in advance. The commission also includes permission to do baptisms, per COM policy on CREs, with the agreement of the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church session, in advance. Baptisms will be recorded on the rolls at Grosse Pointe Memorial. COM, by motion, approved the position of Executive Director of The Second Mile Center in Detroit as a validated ministry in the Presbytery of Detroit and approved the Covenant of Support between Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, The Second Mile Center, the Presbytery of Detroit and CRE Ruth Azar. For the past fourteen years, Ruling Elder Ruth Azar has become a pastor in a setting where many ordained clergy would not be effective. Through the ministry of The Second Mile Center in Detroit, Ruth has provided pastoral care to countless individuals in very difficult circumstances. In an effort to have more credibility in her neighborhood as a pastor and to be able to fully minister to those who worship at The Second Mile Center, Ruth approached the Committee on Ministry to consider designating her position as Executive Director of The Second Mile Center as a validated ministry in the presbytery and that the presbytery commission her to serve in the position as a Commissioned Ruling Elder. For almost two years, the Pastor Support and Credentials subcommittee of the Committee on Ministry has worked with Ruth, the Session of Grosse Pointe Memorial, The Rev. Dr. Peter Henry, pastor of Grosse Pointe Memorial and the Board of Directors of The Second Mile Center to create a covenant which assigns responsibilities and oversight to all parties involved.
2 COMMITTEE ON MINISTRY REPORT TO PRESBYTERY June 12, 2018, Page 2 Retirements 1. BY MOTION, recommend that the presbytery approve the retirement of the Rev. Elizabeth Downs effective April 1, 2018 and granted her the status of Honorably Retired. The following actions were taken by the Committee on Ministry in the months when there was no presbytery meeting, under the powers granted to the committee by the presbytery to act in those months. Calls/Contracts 1. BY MOTION, approved the Full time Interim Pastor contract between the Rev. Robert Sheldon and University Presbyterian, Rochester Hills effective March 19, Terms of Call: Salary-$49,000, Housing Allowance $30,000, Value of Manse (not paid in cash) $23,700, Self-Employment Contribution Act Reimbursement $7,858, BOP Medical $25,675, BOP Pensions $11,297, BOP Death/Disability $1,027, BOP Dental $905, Study Allowance $1,000, Professional Expenses $6,000. Total compensation: $156,461. One-time moving expenses not to exceed $22,000. Vacation-4 weeks including 4 Sundays; Study Leave- 2 weeks including 2 Sundays. The church will pay for and allow time for the Interim Pastor to attend one of the Presbytery s Pastors in Transition retreats. 2. BY MOTION, approved the Full time Interim Pastor contract renewal between the Rev. James Faile and Allen Park Presbyterian effective April 17, Terms of Call: Salary-$40,000, Housing Allowance $25,000, Social Security $4,973, Medical $15,925, Pension $7,150, Death & Disability $650, Automobile Mileage $2,000, Continuing Education $1,200, Medical Deductible $1,000. Total compensation-$97,898. Vacation-4 weeks including 4 Sundays; Study Leave-2 weeks including 2 Sundays. The church will pay for and allow time for the Interim Pastor to attend one of the Presbytery s Pastors in Transition retreats. 3. BY MOTION, approved the Full time Temporary Supply Associate Pastor contract between Orchard Lake Community Church and the Rev. Linda Cochran effective April 23, Terms of Call: Salary $33,000, Housing Allowance $33,000, Pension/RSP salary deferral $4,000, Travel $2,500, Study Leave $1,500, Reimbursable Moving Expenses $2,000, Retirement Savings contribution $2,000. Total compensation: $78,000. Vacation-one month including 4 Sundays; Study Leave-2 weeks. 4. BY MOTION, approved the Parish Associate Covenant between Kirk in the Hills and the Rev. Keith Provost effective April 1, This is a volunteer position for estimated 10 hours per month. Compensation will be to reimburse for travel and professional expenses only, approximately $1,000/year.
3 COMMITTEE ON MINISTRY REPORT TO PRESBYTERY June 12, 2018, Page 3 5. BY MOTION, approved the six-month part-time (.6 time) Stated Supply Pastor contract between Calvary, Ann Arbor and the Rev. Keith Cornfield effective June 16, 2018 and renewable on an annual basis. Terms of Call: Salary $6,140, Housing $32,650, Social Security Reimbursement $2,970, Professional Expenses $2,240. Total Compensation: $44,000. Vacation-5 weeks including 5 Sundays; Study Leave-2 weeks including 2 Sundays. 6. BY MOTION, approved the part-time (20 hrs.) Interim Pastor contract between Westminster, Ann Arbor and the Rev. Dr. Judy A. Shipman effective June 1, Terms of Call: Salary $30,000. Mileage to be reimbursed at the current IRS rate. Vacation-one month including 4 Sundays; Study Leave-2 weeks including 2 Sundays. 7. BY MOTION, approved the part-time (20 hrs.) Interim Pastor contract between Westminster, Ann Arbor and the Rev. Dr. Brewster Gere effective June 1, Terms of Call: Salary $30,000Mileage to be reimbursed at the current IRS rate. Vacation-one month including 4 Sundays; Study Leave-2 weeks including 2 Sundays. Dr. Gere will moderate the session and be the head of staff. 8. BY MOTION, approved the extension of the Parish Associate relationship between the Rev. Dan Heaton and Mt. Clemens First until July 8, COM is making an exception to our policy on Parish Associate relationships on a one-time basis to allow the Rev. Heaton to go on a previously scheduled youth mission trip. 9. BY MOTION, approved the Full time Interim Pastor contract renewal between the Rev. Daniel Michalek and Faith Community Presbyterian, Novi effective March 15, Terms of Call: Salary-$65,370, Housing $12,000, Reimbursable Expenses (professional expenses, family medical copays, study leave, etc.)-$11,970. Total compensation-$89,340. Vacation-4 weeks including 4 Sundays; Study Leave-2 weeks including 2 Sundays. The church will pay for and allow time for the Interim Pastor to attend one of the Presbytery Pastors in Transition retreats. 10. BY MOTION, approved the Part time Interim Pastor contract renewal between the Rev. Mary Bahr Jones and New Life Presbyterian, Sterling Heights effective April 16, Terms of Call: Salary-$16,902, Housing Allowance $30,000, Self-Employment Contribution Act Reimbursement $3,588, BOP Medical $11,725, BOP Pensions $5,159, BOP Death/Disability $469, Dental (family) $1,632, Supplemental life (spouse)-$258, Medical Reimbursement $2,000, Continuing Education/Study Allowance-$1,000, Professional Expenses-$1,500. Total compensation-$74,233. Vacation-4 weeks including 4 Sundays; Study Leave-2 weeks including 2 Sundays. The Church will pay for and allow time for the Interim Pastor to attend one of the Presbytery s Pastors in Transition retreats.
4 COMMITTEE ON MINISTRY REPORT TO PRESBYTERY June 12, 2018, Page 4 Commissions 1. BY MOTION, approved the Administrative Commission for the installation of the Rev. Matthew Nickel on April 29, 2018 at Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian: Moderator the Rev. Dr. John Judson, Teaching Elders Rev. Adam Grosch, Rev. Emma Nickel and Rev. Paul Stunkel and Ruling Elders Kathi Johnson and Sue Acton. Dissolutions 1. BY MOTION, approved the dissolution of ministry between the Rev. Peggy Casteel Houston and Mt. Clemens First. She will use 4 weeks of unused vacation in May, the church will pay her June, July and August and if she still has received a call, the church will continue to pay her through November, 2018 (salary ends after 6 months). Information 1. BY MOTION, approved the revised Covenant of Relationship between Pastor Emeritus Howard Soehl and First Presbyterian Church Howell. 2. BY MOTION, approved the position descriptions for a Temporary Supply Pastor for Calvary, Detroit; Interim Pastor for St. Thomas Shelby Township; and Assistant Pastor for the Korean Presbyterian Church of Metro Detroit. 3. BY MOTION, approved the validated ministry of the Rev. Arthur Oberg as chaplain at Assured Hospice. 4. BY MOTION, approved adding the Rev. Dr. Kenneth Kaibel and the Rev. Kevin Johnson the to the Pulpit Supply list.
5 COMMITTEE ON MINISTRY REPORT TO PRESBYTERY June 12, 2018, Page 5 5. BY MOTION, approved At-Large Status to the following: The Rev. Linda Anderson The Rev. Lindsey Anderson The Rev. Jill Mills The Rev. Mary Elizabeth Prentice-Hyers The Rev. Deborah Knott-Forger The Rev. Evans McGowan The Rev. Robert Harris The Rev. Duke Morrow The Rev. Kathleen Doyle-Hohf 6. BY MOTION, approved the request of the Session of the Westminster Detroit to name the Rev. William Fuerstenau as Pastor Emeritus. 7. BY MOTION, approved the request of the Session of Faith Community Church, Novi to name the Rev. Richard J. Henderson as Pastor Emeritus. 8. BY MOTION, approved the position of Staff Chaplain at C.S. Mott Children s Hospital at the University of Michigan as a validated ministry in the Presbytery of Detroit. 9. BY MOTION, approved The Presbytery of Detroit Process for Clergy Coaching. 10. BY MOTION, approved the Relay Succession Model for St. Paul s Presbyterian Church. 11.BY MOTION, approved, upon request from the church, approved a ruling elder, Mr. Edwin Fabre, to serve sacraments at Calvary, Detroit during the Interim period for the months of June, July and August. This is a one-time approval for the church as they seek an Interim Pastor. 12. BY MOTION, approved the Rev. Dr. Roxie Davis to moderate the session at St. Thomas, Shelby Township, until an interim is in place. 13. BY MOTION, approved the Rev. Mary Austin to moderate the session at Mt. Clemens First. 14. BY MOTION, approved up to $1500 to support a pastor to attend Interim Training.
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9 Ruth Azar -Statement of Faith I believe in the Trinity. God is one God in three persons as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. I believe they are all equal in power and glory. I believe in God the Father, Provider, Protector and the Almighty. I believe God is the creator of heaven and earth and that men and women are created equally in God s image. I believe that God created us to know and love God with all our heart and to commune, worship and praise God forever. In order to restore our relationship with God, God sent Jesus Christ the only begotten Son to earth for redemption of humanity, restoring our relationship with the Father. Jesus came to earth to live with us being fully human and fully divine and remained without sin and in perfect obedience to the Father. This was done in fulfillment of the words God proclaimed by the holy patriarchs and prophets. Christ is the one who reconciles us back with God giving us the gift of salvation through his blood. I believe Jesus Christ suffered, was crucified, died, was buried and descended to hell. He was raised from the dead defeating sin, corruption and death. Christ ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of God and reigns with the Father Almighty. I believe in God, the Holy Spirit, our helper and comforter. Through preaching and the reading of Scripture, the Holy Spirit awakens hope, love and faith. As we allow the Holy Spirit to work in us, our nature is transformed to the image of Christ moving us in a direction that brings glory to God. I believe in the two sacraments both instituted by Christ. Baptism is the outward demonstration of inward faith; with the Holy Spirit taking away our sins. God claims us as God s own beloved children. We are received in the covenant community of the Church through baptism. The Lord s Supper was instituted by Christ as a means to remember Him. But, the sacrament is more than that. The Lord s Supper is a reminder of all that Christ did for us as a living sacrifice; suffering at the cross, shedding his blood and giving his body for us which creates a new covenant in Christ. In this sacrament, we receive Christ s love and we recognize the power of Christ s reign over the earth which is proclaimed. I believe that the church is the community of believers where we hear the Word preached and where we engage in corporate confession, prayer and celebrate the sacraments. The church proclaims, supports, encourages and fulfills the Great Commission given by Christ. I believe the Holy Scripture is the inspired Word of God. Scripture is a record of God s activity with God s people and continually reveals God to us through the Holy Spirit. I believe that Christ will come again to judge the living and the dead. He will establish his millennial kingdom. At that time, I believe that God is going to recreate all things anew, recreate a new heaven, a new earth and life everlasting. Amen.
10 Ruth Azar-Biography My parents came to America to give their five children a better life. My father came from Syria and my mother from Lebanon. After arriving in America they had three more children. We lived in Detroit on the East Side on a melting pot block. Our home was divided between the children born in Lebanon and those born in America. I felt discrimination within our family. Tragedy struck my family when I was nine, my father died attempting to save another man s life in a construction accident. My mother blamed God for taking her husband and so did I. Within months of middle school, my family moved so the children could attend Grosse Pointe Schools. A teacher in high school realized I had a gift in accounting and I began my career in accounting before my senior year. In spite of disbelief in God, I prospered in my personal and business life. Nevertheless, each time I encountered trials, I blamed God. I have two natural children, seven other children I have raised and many more who have resided (and still do) in my home. Throughout the years, I volunteered for many secular organizations. In 2004, I had a thirst for the Word and began reading the Bible each morning. The void in my life disappeared. In spring 2005, while on a mission trip in Mexali, Mexico, God spoke to me, Follow. With the support of the Presbyterian Women in Detroit, in 2007, The Second Mile Center of Detroit doors were opened. In 2010, it became clear that God was calling me as a CRE. I attended, the Maumee Valley CRE Program which included online classes through University of Dubuque Theological Seminary. I completed an internship at First Presbyterian Church of South Lyon. I am a member of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church and am an ordained Elder and Deacon in the PC (USA). I serve for the Presbytery of Detroit and the Synod of the Covenant. Today, eleven years after opening The Second Mile Center of Detroit, God s call is still fervently in my heart as we proclaim and exclaim the love of Jesus Christ!
11 2018 Non-Reporting Churches and Pastors Pursuant to the Book of Order, the Presbytery must act on all terms of call issued by sessions and congregations. The following have failed to make a timely report this year: Ann Arbor, First Ann Arbor, First Lincoln Park Pontiac, First Blair Buckley Eric Koening-Reinke Kara Hildebrandt Laura Kelsey (2 nd year)
12 Terms of Call 2018 Presbytery of Detroit SUMMARY OF ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE STANDARD CALL DETAILED LIST OF CHURCHES Membership ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE STANDARD CALL BASIC COMPENSATION BASIC BENEFITS PROFESSIONAL EXPENSES OTHER ITEMS SUB TOTALS Ministers Position Cash Housing & Utility Use of Medical Flex. Benefits Flex. Benefits Board of Social Security Study Professional Other Other Vacation Study Basic Basic Pro. GRAND TOTAL Change Salary Allowance Manse Ded./Allow. (Description) (Amount) Pension Dues (SECA) Allow. Allowance Expenses (Description) (Amount) Leave Comp. Benefits Expenses (package) over 2017 ALLEN PARK 673 JAMES FAILE INT PASTOR $40,000 $25,000 $1,000 $23,725 $4,973 $1,200 $2, $65,000 $28,698 $4,200 $97,898 Same MICHELLE JAMES ASSOCIATE $35,766 $15,500 $1,025 $17,943 $3,922 $1,000 $1, $51,266 $21,865 $4,025 $77,156 Higher ANN ARBOR CALVARY 33 KEITH CORNFIELD TEMP SUPPLY PASTOR $5,245 $28,200 $0 $0 $2,555 $2, $33,445 $2,555 $2,000 $38,000 Higher ANN ARBOR FIRST 1629 FAIRFAX FAIR PASTOR $61,052 $75,000 $48,070 $10,408 $3,500 $6,000 Cell Phone $1, $136,052 $58,478 $10,750 $205,280 Higher JOHN SANDERFORD ASSOCIATE $27,115 $40,000 $25,738 $5,134 $1,200 $1,500 Cell Phone $1, $67,115 $30,872 $3,700 $101,687 Higher MELISSA ANNE ROGERS ASSOCIATE $31,130 $38,000 $27,243 $5,288 $1,200 $1,500 Cell Phone $1, $69,130 $32,531 $3,700 $105,361 Higher BLAIR BUCKLEY RESIDENT MINISTER DOROTHY PARKS-PIATT RESIDENT MINISTER $26,000 $19,000 $16,425 $1,000 $1, $45,000 $16,650 $2,500 $64,150 Same ERIC KOENIG-REINKE RESIDENT MINISTER ANN ARBOR NORTHSIDE 39 BROOKE PICKRELL PASTOR $18,177 $18,099 $660 $1,080 $17,168 $2,804 $1,040 $ $37,356 $19,972 $2,200 $59,528 Higher ANN ARBOR WESTMINSTER 191 BREWSTER "Budge" GERE INT PASTOR $30,000 $0 $0 $3, $30,000 $3,922 $0 $33,922 Higher AUBURN HILLS 39 PAMELA HUTCHENS PT CRE $16,200 $0 $0 $1, $16,200 $0 $1,240 $17,440 Higher BELLEVILLE 67 BERKLEY GREENFIELD 222 PETER MOORE PASTOR $11,300 $39,000 $6,395 $24,080 $865 $1,000 $15,000 Misc. $8, $56,500 $24,944 $30,700 $109,738 Lower BEVERLY HLS, NORTHBROOK 253 MARJORIE WILHELMI PASTOR $33,255 $22,500 $4,500 $24,189 $4,265 $1,500 $1, $64,755 $29,130 $7,500 $101,385 Same JACQUELINE SPYCHER ASSOCIATE $22,500 $22,500 $450 $17,093 $3,443 $1,000 $1, $45,000 $20,536 $2,950 $68,486 Same BIRMINGHAM FIRST 860 JOHN JUDSON PASTOR $68,313 $30,000 $3,000 $40,106 $7,937 $1,000 $5, $98,313 $48,043 $9,000 $154,761 Higher JOANNE BLAIR ASSOCIATE $33,560 $20,000 $2,000 HCA $2,000 $20,557 $0 $1,000 $4,000 $1, $55,560 $20,557 $8,300 $84,417 Higher BLMFLD HILLS KIRK 1611 NATE PHILLIPS PASTOR $98,200 $40,000 $2,800 $49,216 $10,572 $2,500 $7,138 $ $138,200 $59,789 $13,038 $211,027 Same FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ ASSISTANT $42,000 $18,000 $1,500 $25,032 $4,590 $500 $1,100 Mileage $1, $60,000 $29,622 $2,900 $92,522 Same ANGELA RYO ASSISTANT $21,028 $36,000 $23,359 $4,363 $2,000 $1, $57,028 $27,722 $3,500 $88,250 Higher JASMINE SMART ASSISTANT $49,418 $18,000 $0 $0 $1,000 $3, $67,418 $0 $4,000 $71,418 Higher BRIGHTON FIRST 549 SCOTT PHILLIPS PASTOR $53,000 $30,755 $3,000 $30,989 $6,407 $1,000 $1,500 Auto $2, $83,755 $37,396 $7,500 $128,651 Same CANTON GENEVA 212 BRYAN SMITH PASTOR $32,048 $41,887 $3,300 $27,356 $0 $2,500 $1,500 Auto $2, $73,935 $27,365 $9,300 $110,591 Higher CLARKSTON SASHABAW 14 LAURA SIAS-LEE PASTOR 2/3 Time $9,078 $15,450 $1,858 $14,058 $500 $1,300 Books $ $24,528 $14,058 $4,358 $42,944 Same DEARBORN CHERRY HILL 208 MARK PHILLIPS PASTOR $37,500 $25,500 $630 $23,753 $4,820 $1,000 $1, $63,000 $28,573 $3,130 $94,703 Higher DEARBORN FIRST 362 CHRISTOPHER THOMAS PASTOR $49,565 $20,000 $2,500 $29,871 $5,322 $1,800 $2, $69,565 $35,193 $6,800 $109,058 Higher MICHAEL HOFFMAN PT CRE $22,000 $0 $0 Pastoral Costs $1,000 $0 $1,760 $1,000 $2,000 $23,000 $1,760 $3,000 $27,760 Higher DEARBORN LITTLEFIELD 51 FRANCES HAYES PASTOR $34,538 $27,111 Matching Roth $628 IRA $1,200 $21,996 $4,809 $1,000 $1,500 $0 $ $62,849 $28,062 $3,128 $94,039 Higher DBN HGTS/ST ANDREW'S 68 GORDON SEILER PT CRE $4, $4,800 $0 $0 $4,800 Same DETROIT BROADSTREET 76 OPELTON PARKER 1/4 STATED SUPPLY $10,500 $6,000 $0 $1,000 $1, $16,500 $0 $2,500 $19,000 Higher DETROIT CALVARY 114 DETROIT CALVIN EAST 40 DETROIT FORT STREET 140 ANNE LANGE CO INT PASTOR $12,000 $30,000 $840 Child Care $1,500 $5,220 $3,213 $1,000 $1, $43,500 $8,433 $3,340 $55,273 Dependent ERIC LANGE CO INT PASTOR $37,000 $840 Care $5,000 $16,040 $3,213 $1,000 $1, $42,000 $19,253 $3,340 $64,593 Higher DETROIT GRATIOT AVE. 37 DETROIT HOPE 70 CHARON BARCONY 1/4 TIME CRE $1,200 $18,000 $8,744 $1,468 $ $19,200 $10,212 $300 $29,712 Higher DETROIT JEFFERSON AVE 345 MATTHEW NICKEL PASTOR $60,000 $18,600 $1,612 $29,822 $6,013 $1,000 $3,000 $80,600 $35,835 $5,612 $122,047 Same DETROIT ST. JOHN'S 77 DETROIT TRINITY 78 RAPHAEL FRANCIS PT STATED $0 $25,469 $3,056 $1,948 $603 $728 $25,469 $5,004 $1,331 $32,184 DETROIT TRUMBULL AVE 36 LINDA SINGLEY PT CRE $125/week INCOMPLETE 14 0 Same DETROIT WESTMINSTER 285 MARY AUSTIN PASTOR $28,000 $34,000 $0 $22,940 $4,743 $1,000 $4, $62,000 $27,683 $5,000 $94,683 Same FARMINGTON FIRST 339 DID NOT REPORT DID NOT REPORT EDDIE JUSINO PASTOR $41,200 $30,000 $27,744 $5,447 $1,000 $2,000 Misc. $ $71,200 $33,191 $3,414 $107,805 Higher
13 Terms of Call 2018 Presbytery of Detroit SUMMARY OF ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE STANDARD CALL DETAILED LIST OF CHURCHES Membership ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE STANDARD CALL BASIC COMPENSATION BASIC BENEFITS PROFESSIONAL EXPENSES OTHER ITEMS SUB TOTALS Ministers Position Cash Housing & Utility Use of Medical Flex. Benefits Flex. Benefits Board of Social Security Study Professional Other Other Vacation Study Basic Basic Pro. GRAND TOTAL Change Salary Allowance Manse Ded./Allow. (Description) (Amount) Pension Dues (SECA) Allow. Allowance Expenses (Description) (Amount) Leave Comp. Benefits Expenses (package) over 2017 FERNDALE DRAYTON AVE 71 J. SCOTT MILLER PASTOR $28,536 $37,700 $1,503 $27,797 $5,747 $1,300 $3, $75,126 $33,544 $6,303 $114,973 Higher FORT GRATIOT LAKE SHORE 63 BILL DAVIS 1/4 STATED SUPPLY $0 $12,350 $2,550 $0 $0 $ $12,350 $0 $2,950 $15,300 Higher GARDEN CITY 108 RUTHANNE HERRINGTON PASTOR $9,000 $36,320 $19,078 $3,467 $1,000 $1,500 Misc. $1, $45,320 $22,545 $4,235 $72,100 Higher GROSSE ILE 466 PHILIP REED PASTOR $33,000 $34,405 $700 $14,500 $30,565 $6,600 $0 $ $82,605 $37,165 $757 $120,827 Same VACANT ASSOCIATE GROSSE PTE MEMORIAL 1,148 PETER HENRY PASTOR $77,383 $63,985 $2,400 $47,928 $9,731 $2,100 $6,700 $141,368 $57,659 $8,800 $210,227 Higher SARAH GODBEHERE ASSOCIATE $32,594 $28,098 $1,600 $23,277 $4,643 $2,000 $2, $60,692 $28,086 $5,600 $94,378 Higher GROSSE POINTE WOODS 165 EDWARD DUNN PASTOR $38,810 $20,500 $440 $23,981 $4,552 $1,694 $2, $62,910 $27,829 $4,167 $94,906 Higher VACANT ASSOCIATE HIGHLAND PARK / PARK UNITED 39 HOWELL FIRST 262 JUDITH McMILLIAN INT. PASTOR $16,500 $38,000 $1,000 $2,400 $22,592 $4,429 $2,450 $1, $57,900 $27,021 $3,950 $88,871 Same LINCOLN PARK 119 KARA HILDEBRANDT PASTOR LIVONIA ROSEDALE GDNS 541 KELLIE WHITLOCK PASTOR $49,886 $24,270 $5,000 $2,640 $28,415 $5,673 $1,000 $1, $76,796 $33,564 $7,500 $118,383 Higher KATHLEEN MACKIE CRE $61,200 $0 $4,909 $0 $ $61,200 $4,909 $900 $67,009 Higher LIVONIA ST. PAUL'S 171 PAUL STUNKEL PASTOR $33,301 $16,500 $1,092 $4,800 $22,154 $4,177 $1,100 $4, $54,601 $26,331 $6,095 $88,021 Same LIVONIA ST. TIMOTHY 137 JOEL PUNTINGAM PASTOR $31,939 $29,194 $1,973 $24,251 $4,677 $1,000 $1, $61,133 $28,928 $4,723 $94,784 Higher MILAN PEOPLES 110 LEIA BATTAGLIA PASTOR $25,000 $5,000 $15,000 $750 $17,924 $3,443 $2,000 $3, $45,000 $21,367 $6,250 $72,617 Same MILFORD 468 BRYANT M. ANDERSON PASTOR $50,107 $33,000 $2,400 SECA Extra $6,884 $34,933 $6,884 $1,000 $2, $89,991 $41,817 $5,900 $137,708 Higher MT CLEMENS FIRST 308 NORTHVILLE FIRST 670 ROBERT ALLEN PASTOR $55,994 $40,000 $3,900 $39,787 $7,344 $1,680 $4, $98,409 $47,131 $9,700 $155,240 Higher VACANT ASSOCIATE NOVI FAITH COMMUNITY 267 DAN MICHALEK INT PASTOR $65,370 $12, $77,370 $0 $11,970 $89,340 Higher ORCHARD LK COMMUNITY 722 PAUL THWAITE PASTOR $51,283 $28,000 $1,083 $32,406 $6,363 $1,500 $3, $83,171 $38,769 $6,083 $129,966 Higher LINDA COCHRAN ASSISTANT $33,000 $33,000 $0 $0 $1,500 $2,500 $4, $70,000 $0 $8,000 $78,000 Same PLYMOUTH FIRST 794 ANNE SCHAEFER INT PASTOR $90,290 $40,000 $0 $0 $2,500 $5, $154,290 $0 $7,890 $162,180 Same EMILY CAMPBELL ASSOCIATE $31,627 $39,132 $4,100 $29,300 $5,413 $2,000 $3, $70,759 $34,713 $9,775 $155,247 Higher VACANT ASSOCIATE PONTIAC FIRST 155 LAURA KELSEY PASTOR DID NOT REPORT PONTIAC JOSLYN AVE 21 PORT HURON FIRST 408 JASON PITTMAN PASTOR $43,785 $23,000 $1,336 $26,342 $5,109 $1,000 $2, $66,785 $31,451 $4,336 $102,572 Higher REDFORD ST. JAMES 64 PAUL BOSQUETTE PASTOR $39,640 $15,000 $1,000 $20,800 $3,000 $1,000 $6, $54,640 $23,800 $8,400 $85,840 Same ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY 585 ROBERT SHELDON INT PASTOR $49,000 $30,000 $23,700 $38,904 $7,857 $1,000 $6, $102,700 $46,761 $7,000 $156,461 Same JOANNA DUNN ASSOCIATE $29,408 $27,023 $1,442 $21,965 $4,317 $1,272 $2, $56,431 $26,282 $5,060 $87,773 Higher ROYAL OAK FIRST 624 W. KENT CLISE INT. PASTOR $89,428 $0 $10,731 $0 $3, $96,269 $10,731 $3,000 $110,000 Same PAMELA MEILANDS ASSOCIATE $27,540 $19,300 $913 $17,360 $3,589 $1,200 $1, $46,920 $20,949 $3,613 $71,482 Lower ROYAL OAK STARR 76 MARIANNE GRANO PT PASTOR $0 $25,879 $750 $0 $13,920 $0 $500 $ $25,879 $13,920 $1,750 $41,549 Same ST CLAIR SHORES HERITAGE 55 KENNETH BOLT 3/4 TIME PASTOR $15,327 $14,400 $0 $0 $13,634 $2,244 $1,000 $1,500 Misc. $1, $29,367 $16,763 $3,700 $49,830 Higher ST CLAIR SHORES LAKE SHORE 325 ADAM GORSCH PASTOR $41,673 $25,979 $0 Med. 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