ANNUAL UPDATE

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1 ANNUAL UPDATE

2 CONTENTS National Executive & National Ministry Teams 3 National Chairman 4 SA / NT / WA 6 NSW / ACT / QLD 7 VIC / TAS 8 International Missions 9 National Missions 10 Strategic Report 12 Financial Reports - CRC Intl. Consolidated Financial Report 14 - CRC Intl. Balance Sheet 15 - CRC Intl. Income & Expenses 16 - CRC Intl. Audit Report 18 - CRC Missions Intl. Balance Sheet 20 - CRC Missions Intl. Audit Report 21 - CRC College of Ministry Balance Sheet 22 - CRC College of Ministry Audit Report 23 Credential Report 24 Statistical Report 27

3 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE TEAM National Chairman National Vice-Chairman NSW/ACT/QLD State Chairman SA/NT/WA State Chairman VIC/TAS State Chairman Previous TAS State Chairman National Church Evangelism Director National Church Planting Director National Training Director National Executive Member / Conferences Pr Bill Vasilakis Pr Bruce Sharman Pr Trevor Murphy Pr Hans Voortman Pr Dan Parker Pr Greg Jones Pr Ian Miller Pr Phil Cayzer Pr Chris Carmody Pr Matthew Wyatt NATIONAL MINISTRY TEAMS Missions Pr Mike Cronin National Director Pr Barry Silverback - International Director Youth Children Administration Pr Tim Lochens Director Pr Caroline Dennis Director Peter Gillard National Administrator Esther Lane Executive Secretary

4 EXECUTIVE REPORT NATIONAL CHAIRMAN Our Movement here in Australia and overseas is not just in a healthy state, but is poised for significant expansion, and this has become more obvious to me over the past twelve months. Our International Leaders Gathering, the week after our National Conference, is becoming a most important event for the key leaders from each of the nations where the CRC is organised or has a presence. It is so heartening to see the sense of unity of purpose, and real comradeship developing as we progress towards the outworking of our visionary faith goal of having an ongoing CRC ministry presence in every nation of the world by our centenary as a Movement (2045). In June, it was my privilege to minister in Athens, Greece and Bucharest, Romania. There could be some great possibilities in us partnering with some new movements to reach Greeks and Romanians for Jesus and to help plant churches in these European nations. In August I ministered in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa and Zimbabwe and it s just mind boggling to see the explosion of apostolic evangelism and church planting taking place. I was greatly impacted by their new movements and learned so much. Our Movement here in Australia and overseas is not just in a healthy state, but is poised for significant expansion What a joy it was for us to dedicate the Colombo church facilities project (in Sri Lanka 30th March 2017). This was a significant achievement for us here in Australia to partner with Colombo to establish this nation-building project that will be a strategic base for the whole Indian sub-continent. A big thank you to the many churches that have given and are continuing to give. We had to borrow from our Generations Fund in SA and Victoria to complete the project which has saved a huge amount of money due to escalating building costs. These funds have to be repaid, and we are keen for other CRC churches to join with us, so we can cover these loans by Visiting our State Conferences earlier in the year has reinforced to me the strong desire for apostolic evangelism and church planting that is building across our Movement. This is reflected in the fifteen churches we have planted since the start of Ps Phil Cayzer is championing church planting to be reawakened within all of our churches across Australia, and he also has a huge heart to promote church schools as a vehicle by which churches can deeply impact their communities. As Australia is rapidly secularising, the need for Biblicallybased and Child-centred Christian schools 4

5 ... NATIONAL CHAIRMAN is becoming more evident. Four of our large CRC churches have schools and it is my prayer that this will more than double to at least ten over the next few years. As I shared in my message at last year s conference, if all of our churches could be directly involved in planting a daughter church over the next four years, and then repeating that in another five years, i.e. by 2025, we could more than double our Movement here in Australia. Linked with this, is our ministry training strategy. I am so encouraged that this year we have nearly sixty students involved in our Diploma in Theology and Ministry. Ps Chris Carmody and his team are trailblazers. Many of these students are doing the course full-time in one year, with some others studying part time. FEE HELP for eligible students has been a blessing to our Movement, and I encourage every church to avail themselves of this opportunity, as even in our smallest churches, it is possible to have a full-time intern doing this program over a twelve month period. Ministry training is the engine room of our Movement to develop our church planters, lead pastors, associate pastors, and missionaries of the future. I want to encourage every lead pastor who receives our National Executive minutes from our three gatherings each year to disseminate them to their Board of Elders. Please talk with your Church Governance Teams about the important issues that affect all churches and ministers. This builds cohesiveness and will help align your Senior Governance Team with where the CRC is heading in Australia and across the globe. Peter Gillard, our National Administrator, has been such a gift to help us and our churches keep up to speed with the changing world that we live in, especially with the increasing requirements of government regulations. My Executive Assistant, Kassie Pidd, finished up last November. This role has now been taken up by Esther Lane; after a six month interim with Ps Nathan Bettcher, who helped bridge the gap. I am sure you will love Esther as you do Peter in the important role of providing administrative support to our Movement. Without this assistance, I would not be free to focus on the leadership and visionary aspects of my role. In closing, I want to thank all of our National Executive team and the ministry teams they oversee; including all of our State Executives. It is just terrific to see the breadth and depth of the teams serving the best interests of our Movement across Australia and the world. It has been a joy to have Ps Dan Parker join the National Executive team as our new VIC/TAS State Chairman and it was terrific to see the way Ps Bruce Sharman was honoured after so capably leading the State for many years. Ps Bruce continues as our National Vice-Chairman and his leadership and ministry remains deeply appreciated, not just in his home state, but across our nation and internationally due to his huge heart for our world. Pastor Bill Vasilakis National Chairman Ministry training is the engine room of our Movement to develop our church planters, lead pastors, pastors, and missionaries of the future 5

6 It was great to honour Ps Les Paulson who turned ninety this year and still continues to engage actively in ministry, such as preaching and taking funerals. STATE REPORT SA / NT / WA The last year has been a positive year for our Movement in SA, NT and WA, with great unity and momentum being sustained across our churches. A new State Executive Team was endorsed at this year s conference, with some significant changes occurring. We welcome the new members in Ps Josh Poyzer as the new Vice-Chairman, Ps Cass Tompich and Ps David Bland. Ps Paul Kidney, Ps Kev Hall, Ps Fiona Voortman and Ps Greg Crome, continue on as existing members. Thank you as well to Ps David Washington who remains as our invaluable State Secretary. We acknowledge Ps Josh O Callaghan and Ps Joe Habermehl for their roles on the State Executive. Both needed to decline further involvement at this time due to the demands of growing churches. The challenge of Discipleship in today s culture was addressed at this year s Empowered State Conference, which was held at Christian Family Centre Murray Bridge. Addressing the theme of Clear, Confident, Call was the guest speaker, Ps Mark Lassey from Perth Kingdomcity Church. At conference it was wonderful to honour a number of ministers for significant ministry milestones. Many thanks to Ps Nathan Bettcher, who oversees Training; Ps Kevin Hall as State Youth Coordinator; Sarah Wilson in her State Children s Coordinator role; and to Ps John Poyzer and Ps Mike Russell who gave support to the regions of our State this last year along with Ps Greg Crome taking a special interest in our Western Australian churches. Thanks also to Ps Allan Cleanthous as our State Coach for facilitating ministers competency processes, who with our State Secretary Ps David Washington arranges credentialing interviews. The Credentialing Team is Ps David Smythe, Ps Allan Cleanthous, Ps Jenny Furniss, Ps Fiona Voortman and myself. At the State Conference 12 people were credentialed. The SA CRC Futures Scholarship/ Fellowship initiative is now in place, with its aim to bring encouragement and direction to applicant pastors by accelerating their growth and development. Two fellowships were granted for Ps Kevin Hodges to attend a conference in the USA and Ps Nathan Bettcher to attend and present at a conference at Oxford University in the UK. Both men are eager to share and resource our Movement on their return. It remains my privilege to represent our States on the National Executive. Thank you to all of you for helping create such a sense of solidarity and appreciation for each other across our SA, WA and NT State Council. May the Lord strengthen and encourage our fellowship as we build the community of faith that is the CRC family in our states. It is a joy serving Jesus with you! Pastor Hans Voortman State Chairman 6

7 STATE REPORT NSW / ACT / QLD What a privilege it is for me to write the report this year for NSW/ACT/QLD. Ps Trevor Murphy is taking a long-service sabbatical for 12 months, which will give him the opportunity to help his parents on the family farm. Trevor is an amazing asset to our fellowship and we are thrilled to release him from his State Chairman responsibilities for this time. In the interim, as State Vice-Chairman, I have stepped into the Acting Chairman role to serve our churches in God s best part of Australia, the east coast and our nation s capital. This year we gathered together in our biennial Pastors & Spouses Retreat. We all got together for a time of inspiration and relaxation in the glorious seaside destination of Nelson Bay, hosted by our church there under Bill Brill s leadership. A significant outcome of last year s Constitution update is that we have now elected two new members who hold State Credentials onto our Executive Ps Francesca Liu (Novalife Church in Homebush, Sydney) and Ps Caroline Dennis (Lifeway Church in Port Macquarie). Already this has strengthened our team and State directions. Ps Rodney Bortolin (Lifesource Church in Griffith) has taken We love being CRC together, cheering each other on, celebrating each other s wins, helping each other out, guiding and nurturing on the role of State Secretary, ably assisted by Jan Bollington. Ps Ralph Martin (Centre Life in Condobolin) brings his steadying influence to our team along with overseeing the very important area of credentialing. Our Regional fellowships (Sydney Region, Riverina Region, Central Coast Region) help provide added relational benefits to our pastors and churches. We are welcoming Grace Church Shellharbour City into our CRC family. Ps Angie and Eugene Martinez who lead the work there are a great blessing to us all. Every year our Condo Youth Camp and Emerging Leaders Gatherings bring a great sense of cohesion and family to our young people and future leaders. There is so much energy amongst our youth and young adults and it is exciting to consider the future under their leadership as it blossoms to maturity. Thanks especially to Jodie Elliott (Condo and Emerging Leaders Regional) and Ps Josh Wengi (Emerging Leaders Metropolitan). Right across our churches, there is a good sense of family and relationship. We love being CRC together, cheering each other on, celebrating each other s wins, helping each other out, guiding and nurturing. It is the best of what the Kingdom is about. By this will all men know that you are my disciples, if you love one another. (Jesus). Pastor Ian Miller Acting State Chairman 7

8 STATE REPORT VIC / TAS In the past year, it has been good to see God positioning leaders and the launching of new churches. The major change at senior State level was the handover of the Chairman s position from Pr Bruce Sharman to myself at the State Conference. We thank Bruce and his wife Margaret for their massive investment in the State and for the grace and strength they brought to the leadership of Victoria. Bruce led our state for fourteen years. They handover the reins of a healthy scene with goodwill and unity among the churches and leaders. The visionary management of the finances has created a strong fiscal position for the Movement. There have been four new church plants in the suburbs of Frankston, Thornbury and re-establishing of outreaches in Pakenham and Lilydale. Some of the launch teams are made up of people from former CRC churches. There has been the resurgence of the church in Wyndham under the leadership of Prs Roland and Ruth Tankard. Urbanlife has a new Lead Pastor Ps Scott Hawkins and Portland has purchased the local cinema in the heart of the town and is developing a great community hub and ministry centre. There is new life in our churches in many different areas of our States. We have had that injection of passion for reaching people. We will continue to hold that value and will now add to this the leading of a growing healthy church The training of new pastors and leaders within VIC/TAS is increasing and is exciting to see. There are some quality people coming through our CRC Training regime. We have been focusing on raising the value of Empowered Evangelism through our Courageous conferences. When you bring in evangelists, you take a chance on passion overtaking policy. However what you do is bring an impartation of faith and hunger for lost people. We have had that injection of passion for reaching people. We will continue to hold that value and will now add to this the leading of a growing healthy church. I m looking forward to leading the State for the next period of time and building on what Bruce has established. I have many things on my heart to see happen going forward and am excited about what we can achieve together for Christ. I see what we call the generations being our focus for the period of my tenure, with strengthening the children s, youth and young adults ministries being our major focus of attention. I look forward to working with local pastors and the VIC/TAS executive to build strength and resources in this area. Pastor Dan Parker State Chairman 8

9 MISSIONS REPORT INTERNATIONAL I am always amazed at the workings of God in the midst of adversity such as war, drought and disasters. He has been at work redeeming and saving people throughout such events. Over the past few years I have been aware of God in His workings within the hearts of young people and in several nations that I visit. There were small signs and indications of this quiet work of God taking place in the lives of youth. But now it is clearly evident that there is a definite ground swell of passion and purpose for meaningful expression by a younger generation of persons. The Lord has done this, and it is marvellous in our eyes (Psalms 118:23 NIV). It is our call to recognise and facilitate what God is doing amongst these people. God is preparing for something up ahead. Let us be ready. It is an arising from within us and all around us. Over the last 12 to 18 months I have been amazed at the increasing numbers of young people with the desire to serve God in some practical and purposeful way. The attendance at our Emerging Leaders and Mentoring Schools which we host in several developing nations has to be... the increasing numbers of young people with the desire to serve God in some practical and purposeful way limited because there are more desiring to attend than we can effectively cater for. In one nation where we regularly conduct a live-in Evangelism and Discipleship school every three months, 38 students arrived where we would normally have around the 20 in attendance. These are people from tribal backgrounds and minority groups, and we had to turn away another 50 waiting to attend until the next school. God said it before to his people and I am convinced that He is saying it again at this time. He is stirring people. Your people will offer themselves willingly in the day of Your power, in the beauty of holiness and in holy array out of the womb of the morning; to You [will spring forth] Your young men, who are as the dew. (Psalms 110:3 AMP) I so want to be a part of helping and promoting these young men and women to emerge into all that God has for them to be and to do. Finally, I need to say that personally I am aware of promptings and continued stirrings in my heart that God is at work in the lives of Australian young men and women. Let us schedule and position ourselves to maximise on what God is doing in the stirring of the hearts of this younger generation. We are definitely on the verge of God unveiling what He has been secretly and quietly working on for some time. How exciting and adventurous is our future as a CRC family. Pastor Barry Silverback International Missions Director 9

10 MISSIONS REPORT NATIONAL The International Vision of an ongoing presence in every nation by 2045 continues to drive and focus CRC Missions. This year we have seen the completion of the building project for the CRC Churches International Inc., Colombo. The Colombo Project has been a long-term project supported by many churches in Australia. They now have a magnificent facility in an excellent location in Colombo. Ps Neil Milne has done an excellent job in coordinating the project for us. Thank you very much Neil. Although this stage of the building has been completed, we still need to raise about $190,000 over commitments already made to pay for the loans on the building. It has been recently announced after a process of prayer and discussion that Ps Warrick and Omega Hughes and their family will move to Walhalla, USA to take up the leadership of the church there. It is now over a year since Ps Graeme and Moya Enright returned to Australia after leading the Walhalla church for the previous 4-5 years. Warrick has been a missionary from New Zealand in PNG for many years. Now with his Papua New Guinean wife they will lead this important work in Walhalla. In April this year Leona and Wally Grant moved from Swan Hill, Victoria to Port Moresby where Leona has taken up the important role of Finance Administrator at Bethel Centre. Wally is working on many of the practical areas of ministry that are greatly needed at Bethel Centre. This year at our CRC Global Conference we have for the first time leaders from Brazil, Bolivia, Cambodia, Tanzania, and possibly Poland joining with us. As the Movement continues to expand into other nations not everyone we reach will be confident in speaking English. This year at our Global Conference and International Leaders Gathering we will have leaders from Bolivia and Brazil who do not speak English, and from Cambodia with limited English. This is a challenging but exciting step forward breaking further barriers to fulfilling our International Vision. The International Vision of an ongoing presence in every nation by 2045 continues to drive and focus CRC Missions 10

11 ... NATIONAL MISSIONS This is a challenging but exciting step forward breaking further barriers to fulfilling our International Vision In the week following the Conference we are holding our International Leaders Gathering. This is now a group of 50 plus CRC leaders in the various nations, plus Australian Pastors who are actively involved in Global Mission. This 2-day gathering provides connection between our leaders across the globe, significant prayer times, and opportunity to consider topics relevant to us all in successful global mission. In our missions policies we have made further clarification this year on the granting of credentials to Pastors outside of Australia. Australian citizens, wherever they are, may on the completion of the appropriate competencies, be granted Australian credentials at the appropriate ministry level. They will remain accountable to the Australian National Executive. Non-Australian residents in countries where a National CRC Movement has not yet been formally recognised may be granted a Minister [Country name] credential issued from Australia or from whichever existing CRC nation is opening up the new field. When a national CRC Movement has been established in a country then that National Movement will issue the appropriate credential according to their constitution for those ministering in their country. This year we have issued new credentials overseas to: Minister Canada David Branscombe Minister Canada Judith Branscombe Minister Bolivia Wilfredo Calle Flores Minister Brazil Livia Abreu Chugas Thank you very much to everyone who has supported the ministry of CRC Missions International over the past year. My special thanks to Kelly Groom who does an excellent job managing our finances, as well as to Mikaela Groom who is the Editor of Pulse Magazine, and Rachel D Sa who is my part-time PA. Also thank you to the Australian International Missions Team (AIMT) members who continue to contribute their wisdom, vision and energies into CRC Missions. The team consists of myself, Ps Neil Milne, Ps Bruce Sharman, Ps Barry Silverback, Ps Bill Vasilakis, Ps Jeremy Steel, Ps David Manning, and newly joined Ps Norma Cayzer, together with Ps Ai Wari from PNG as an active observer. Ps Mike Cronin Australian Missions Director 11

12 STRATEGIC REPORT STRATEGIC As we near the end of the CRC Strategic Directions timeline, it is a good time to take stock of what we ve achieved over this 5 year frame. SPIRIT-POWERED EVANGELISM One measure of the effectiveness of evangelism strategies is an increase in the overall number of people in CRC churches across Australia. We give thanks to God for a 6% increase in this number in the last 12 months. To support churches and individuals with training for evangelism, Pr Ian Miller and his team at Community Church Hornsby have produced a series of short videos which are available on the CRC website for free use. DEVELOPING CHURCHES The churches involved in the National Church Life Survey towards the end of 2016 have received their reports, and will now be using these to plan ongoing strategies for their own contexts. The National Executive has also received a report for the Movement nationally, based on the total results of the 25% of CRC churches that took part in the survey. Pr Bill Vasilakis continues to meet annually with the Lead Pastors of 200+ and 400+ churches, with the view to develop leadership skills to grow their churches to the next level. CONNECTING CHURCHES There has been an increase in connectedness among CRC ministers across the nation. This has been facilitated both by a stronger regional presence, and by the CRC s connection-oriented ministers, such as the state ministers in SA/NT/WA and others like Prs Rob and Liz Bailey who travel around and regularly catch up with ministers in all corners of our great country. REACHING NATIONS For more details on our CRC Missions strategies and outcomes, I refer you to the reports prepared by our International Missions Director, Pr Barry Silverback, and our Australian Missions Director, Pr Mike Cronin. TRAINING PEOPLE After ordaining 13 new CRC ministers during 2016, another 17 have been ordained during This totals 30 new ministers in 2 years, which is a testament to the strength of both our Movement and the training programs we utilise. With 59 students studying the various Diploma in Theology and Ministry courses this year, I am sure we will continue to see many people, both younger and more experienced, come into ministry roles in the near future. The CRC College of Ministry, under the leadership of Pr Chris Carmody, is looking to expand its options in the areas of Childrens Ministry and Church Planting to join with those already in Youth Ministry, Missions and Worship areas. It s an innovative time for CRC Training, and we continue to pray for Chris and his team as they lead the transition into these new courses. 12

13 ... STRATEGIC REPORT REPRODUCING CHURCHES The CRC in Australia has planted 15 new churches since the start of 2015, which is an incredible rate of growth. In addition, many churches are looking to plant in the next couple of years. To facilitate this planting process, Pr Phil Cayzer and his Church Planting team will be running TOOLSHED Church Planting schools 3 times each year, with one in each State Council area. Phil would like each church to identify a planter or two, and make the investment to send them along each year to be trained. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Pr Phil Cayzer is also championing this area. It is great to see an expanding network of CRC schools across our nation. The Lead Pastors of CRC churches overseeing Christian Schools have met for the first time to look at strategies to both expand the network of schools, and to strengthen the relationship between them. SHAPING GENERATIONS YOUTH Much of the efforts in this area over the last year have been focused on preparation for the WILDHEARTS Youth Conference in October, which will be held at Portlife Church. Pr Tim Lochens will be finishing up as the National Youth Director at this conference, and he leaves a strong legacy of growth and relevance for the new team to take into the future. During the Strategic Directions timeframe, we have seen an 8% increase in the number of CRC churches with an active youth ministry in their local context. SHAPING GENERATIONS CHILDREN Again, much of the efforts over this year have focused on preparation for the CRC Kids Conference in October, at Christian Family Centre Seaton. Pr Caroline Dennis will be finishing as the National Children s Director at this conference, and under her enthusiastic leadership we have seen an increase of 13% in the number of CRC churches with an active ministry to children. It has been pleasing to see the positive response of our CRC ministers to the new Duty of Care requirements that were instigated after the October 2015 National Conference. Ministers are reminded to forward updated documentation to the National Office as their current documentation expires. CONCLUSION I continue to enjoy my role in working with leaders across our nation to further the cause of God s Kingdom, while at the same time keeping up with the very real and often insistent demands of administration and compliance. Please don t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions regarding church governance. Peter Gillard National Administrator 13

14 FINANCIAL REPORT CONSOLIDATED FINANCIALS JULY 1ST 2016 TO JUNE 30TH 2017 CHRISTIAN REVIVAL CRUSADE NATIONAL COUNCIL (TRADING AS AUSTRALIA INC.) ABN National Council CRC Missions Int. College of Ministry Adjustments for intragroup transactions TOTALS Government Grants $ - $ - $ - $ - Donations and bequests $ 17,777 $ 682,662 $ - -$ 15,771 $ 684,668 All Other revenue $ 169,311 $ - $ 460,105 -$ 1,506 $ 627,910 Total revenue $ 187,088 $ 682,662 $ 460,105 $ 1,329,855 Other income $ 16,363 $ - $ 55 $ 16,418 Total Gross income $ 203,451 $ 682,662 $ 460,160 $ 1,346,273 Employee expenses $ 87,237 $ 48,350 $ 33,019 $ 168,606 Interest expenses $ - $ 12,169 $ - $ 12,169 Donations in Australia $ 15,771 $ 70,069 $ - -$ 15,771 $ 70,069 Donations outside Australia $ 2,784 $ 495,317 $ - $ 498,101 All other expenses $ 97,882 $ 301,046 $ 359,418 -$ 1,506 $ 756,840 Total expenses $ 203,674 $ 926,951 $ 392,437 $ 1,505,785 Net Surplus/Deficit -$ 223 -$ 244,289 $ 67,723 -$ 159,512 Other income $ - $ - $ - $ - Total Comprehensive Income -$ 223 -$ 244,289 $ 67,723 -$ 159,512 Total current assets $ 177,709 $ 350,429 $ 288,932 $ 817,070 Non-current loan receivable $ - $ - $ - $ - Other non-current assets $ 2,204 $ - $ - $ 2,204 Total Non-current assets $ 2,204 $ - $ - $ 2,204 Total assets $ 179,913 $ 350,429 $ 288,932 $ 819,274 Total current liabilities $ 106,609 -$ 34,571 $ 182,241 $ 254,279 Non-current loans payable $ - $ 385,000 $ - $ 385,000 Other non-current liabilities $ - $ - $ - $ - Total non-current liabilities $ - $ 385,000 $ - $ 385,000 Total Liabilities $ 106,609 $ 350,429 $ 182,241 $ 639,279 Net Assets $ 73,304 $ - $ 106,691 $ 179,995 14

15 BALANCE SHEET BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30TH JUNE 2017 ASSETS June 30, 2017 June 30, 2016 $ Change Current Assets BANKING ACCOUNTS General Cheque Account $ 38,344 $ 11,390 $ 26,954 CRC Online Shop (was Youth Ministries) $ 383 $ 2,447 -$ 2,064 National Conference Account $ 34,371 $ 27,756 $ 6,615 CRC Generations Fund $ 205 $ 787 -$ 583 Conference Online account $ 336 $ 472 -$ 136 Online Shop PayPal account $ 21 $ 143 -$ 122 TOTAL BANKING ACCOUNTS $ 73,659 $ 42,995 $ 30,664 INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS Colonial First State Inv. (Generations) $ 23,663 $ 20,524 $ 3,139 BSA Investment (Church Planting funds) $ 3,296 $ 295 $ 3,001 TOTAL INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS $ 26,958 $ 20,819 $ 6,139 Cash Float retained $ 50 $ - $ 50 Value of Inventory $ 1,038 $ 1,090 -$ 52 Undeposited funds $ - $ - $ - Accounts Receivable $ 59,840 $ 38,232 $ 21,608 Prepaid Expenses $ 16,163 $ 32,192 -$ 16,029 Total Current Assets $ 177,709 $ 135,327 $ 42,382 Non-Current Assets Office Equipment at cost $ 3,500 $ 3,500 $ - Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment -$ 1,296 -$ 505 -$ 791 Total Non-Current Assets $ 2,204 $ 2,995 -$ 791 Total Assets $ 179,913 $ 138,322 $ 41,591 LIABILITIES June 30, 2017 June 30, 2016 $ Change Current Liabilities CREDIT CARDS American Express $ 2,045 $ 4,904 -$ 2,860 TOTAL CREDIT CARDS $ 2,045 $ 4,904 -$ 2,860 Accounts Payable $ 8,159 $ 6,088 $ 2,071 OTHER CURRENT LIABILITIES Total GST Liabilities -$ 2,404 -$ 3,553 $ 1,148 Designated Funds Held CRC Generation Fund CRC Generation Fund Gifts $ - $ - $ - Interest Accrued $ 1,726 $ 331 $ 1,395 Total CRC Generation Funds Held $ 1,726 $ 331 $ 1,395 Children $ 1,209 $ 1,209 $ - Church Planting $ 3,296 $ 295 $ 3,001 Held for other purposes $ 3,300 $ 400 $ 2,900 Total Designated Funds Held $ 9,531 $ 2,236 $ 7,296 Revenue in Advance for Conference $ 86,398 $ 55,120 $ 31,279 Other revenue in advance $ 2,879 $ - $ 2,879 Total Other Current Liabilities $ 96,404 $ 53,803 $ 39,723 Total Liabilities $ 106,609 $ 64,795 $ 38,935 NET ASSETS $ 73,304 $ 73,527 -$ 223 EQUITY Retained Earnings $ 26,559 $ 23,598 $ 2,961 Historical Balancing Account $ 46,968 $ 46,968 $ - Current Earnings -$ 223 $ 2,961 -$ 3,184 TOTAL EQUITY $ 73,304 $ 73,527 -$

16 FINANCIAL REPORT INCOME & EXPENSES INCOME Jul 16 - Jun 17 Jul 15 - Jun 16 $ Change LEVIES NSW/ACT/QLD $ 20,226 $ 19,718 $ 508 SA/NT/WA $ 40,268 $ 42,590 -$ 2,322 Victoria $ 66,179 $ 47,497 $ 18,682 Tasmania $ 2,674 $ 2,908 -$ 233 TOTAL LEVIES $ 129,347 $ 112,713 $ 16,634 CREDENTIAL FEES NSW/ACT/QLD $ 9,250 $ 5,600 $ 3,650 SA/NT/WA $ 13,945 $ 9,719 $ 4,226 Victoria $ 14,398 $ 9,980 $ 4,418 Tasmania $ 2,100 $ 1,500 $ 600 International Credentials $ - $ 400 -$ 400 TOTAL CREDENTIAL FEES $ 39,693 $ 27,199 $ 12,494 National Conference Surplus $ 271 $ 3,634 -$ 3,363 OTHER INCOME Bank Interest and return from investments $ 1,179 $ 1,019 $ 161 Insurance Commissions $ 12,531 $ 11,990 $ 541 Special donations to offset National Staff/Directors $ 17,084 $ 12,084 $ 5,000 FUNDRAISING CRC Online Shop $ 914 $ 76 $ 837 Books and other resources $ 2,261 $ 2,566 -$ 305 Freight Paid -$ 242 $ - -$ 242 TOTAL FUNDRAISING $ 2,933 $ 2,642 $ 290 Other Income (Royalties, Donations etc.) $ 693 $ 5,076 -$ 4,383 TOTAL OTHER INCOME $ 34,421 $ 32,812 $ 1,609 TOTAL INCOME $ 203,732 $ 176,358 $ 27,375 Cost of Goods Sold & Inventory adjustments $ 281 $ 852 -$ 571 GROSS SURPLUS $ 203,451 $ 175,506 $ 27,946 16

17 ... INCOME & EXPENSES EXPENSES Jul 16 - Jun 17 Jul 15 - Jun 16 $ Change CHAIRMAN'S EXPENSES Travel expenses $ 12,445 $ 4,780 $ 7,665 Other expenses $ 2,568 $ 2,879 -$ 311 TOTAL CHAIRMAN'S EXPENSES $ 15,013 $ 7,659 $ 7,353 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEETINGS Executive member travel $ 5,906 $ 6,533 -$ 627 Other expenses i.e. Catering $ 3,159 $ 2,849 $ 310 TOTAL EXECUTIVE MEETINGS COSTS $ 9,064 $ 9,382 -$ 317 STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS AREAS Evangelism initiatives/expenses $ 125 $ 618 -$ 492 Church Health initiatives/expenses $ 69 $ 4,194 -$ 4,126 MISSIONS INITIATIVES Mission Director support $ 16,771 $ 11,866 $ 4,906 International Director's Travel $ 15,771 $ 13,961 $ 1,810 Missions initiatives/expenses $ 6,657 $ 6,006 $ 651 Extra Donations to Missions $ - $ 3,500 -$ 3,500 TOTAL MISSIONS INITIATIVES $ 39,200 $ 35,333 $ 3,867 Training initiatives/expenses $ 592 $ 400 $ 192 Church Planting School $ 274 $ 1,017 -$ 744 Transfer to reserve for future church planting $ - $ - $ - Church Planting / Christian Education initiatives $ 405 $ - $ 405 TOTAL STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS AREAS $ 40,665 $ 41,563 -$ 898 GENERATIONS AREAS Youth Director costs $ 11,051 $ 1,779 $ 9,272 Youth - initiatives $ - $ 2,889 -$ 2,889 Childrens Director costs $ 12,084 $ 12,084 $ - Children - initiatives $ - $ - $ - TOTAL GENERATIONS AREAS $ 23,135 $ 16,752 $ 6,383 NATIONAL OFFICE National Office salaries $ 70,466 $ 65,076 $ 5,390 National Administrator other expenses $ 3,310 $ 2,424 $ 886 Audit and Legal Fees $ 2,150 $ 2,450 -$ 300 Bank Fees $ 1,082 $ 1,184 -$ 102 Insurance Expenses $ 11,158 $ 11,663 -$ 505 Printing/Postage/Stationary $ 5,392 $ 3,335 $ 2,057 Telephone $ 3,660 $ 2,388 $ 1,272 Duty of Care Compliance costs $ 9,574 $ - $ 9,574 GovernmentCompliance costs $ 94 $ 154 -$ 60 IT and Website support $ 1,425 $ 1,551 -$ 125 Office Equipment $ 506 $ 208 $ 298 Depreciation Non-current Assets $ 791 $ 473 $ 318 Gifts $ 726 $ 360 $ 366 APMF expenses $ 645 $ 729 -$ 85 Pentecostal World Fellowship fees $ 2,784 $ 2,844 -$ 59 Other expenses $ 552 $ 933 -$ 380 TOTAL NATIONAL OFFICE EXPENSES $ 114,316 $ 95,771 $ 18,545 CRC PUBLICATIONS Resource Production costs $ 727 $ - $ 727 Set up and admin of CRC Online Shop $ - $ 6 -$ 6 TOTAL CRC PUBLICATIONS $ 727 $ 6 $ 721 Bad Debts $ 668 $ 1,300 -$ 632 Forfeited GST credits $ 87 $ 112 -$ 25 Total Expenses $ 203,674 $ 172,544 $ 31,130 NET SURPLUS (DEFICIT) -$ 223 $2,961 -$3,184 17

18 AUDIT REPORT AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED ABN: INDEPENDENT AUDITOR S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF CRC CHURCHES INTERNATIONAL AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Report on the Audit of the Financial Report Opinion We have audited the financial report of CRC Churches International Australia Incorporated (the association), which comprises the assets and liabilities statement as at 30 June 2017, the income and expenditure statement for the year then ended, and notes to the financial statements, including a summary of significant accounting policies, and the certification by members of the committee on the annual statements giving a true and fair view of the financial position and performance of the association. In our opinion, the accompanying financial report presents fairly, in all material respects gives a true and fair view of the South Australian Act, the financial position of the association as at 30 June 2017 and its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements and the requirements of the South Australian Act. Basis for Opinion We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report section of our report. We are independent of the association in accordance with the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board s APES 110: Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to our audit of the financial report in Australia. We have also fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion. Emphasis of Matter - Basis of Accounting We draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report, which describes the basis of accounting. The financial report has been prepared to assist the association to meet the requirements of the South Australian Act. As a result, the financial report may not be suitable for another purpose. Our opinion is not modified in respect of this matter. Responsibilities of the Committee for the Financial Report The committee is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in accordance with the financial reporting requirements of the South Australian Act and for such internal control as the committee determines is necessary to enable the preparation and fair presentation of a financial report that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. In preparing the financial report, the committee is responsible for assessing the association s ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters relating to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless the committee either intends to liquidate the association or to cease operations, or has no realistic alternative but to do so. Auditor s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial 18

19 ... AUDIT REPORT report as a whole is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of this financial report. As part of an audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards, we exercise professional judgement, and maintain professional scepticism throughout the audit. We also: Identify and assess the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error, design and perform audit procedures responsive to those risks, and obtain audit evidence that is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion. The risk of not detecting a material misstatement resulting from fraud is higher than for one resulting from error, as fraud may involve collusion, forgery, intentional omissions, misrepresentations, or the override of internal control. Obtain an understanding of internal control relevant to the audit in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the association s internal control. Evaluate the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates and related disclosures made by the committee. Conclude on the appropriateness of the committee s use of the going concern basis of accounting and, based on the audit evidence obtained, whether a material uncertainty exists related to events or conditions that may cast significant doubt on the association s ability to continue as a going concern. If we conclude that a material uncertainty exists, we are required to draw attention in our auditor s report to the related disclosures in the financial report or, if such disclosures are inadequate, to modify our opinion. Our conclusions are based on the audit evidence obtained up to the date of our auditor s report. However, future events or conditions may cause the association to cease to continue as a going concern. Evaluate the overall presentation, structure and content of the financial report, including the disclosures, and whether the financial report represents the underlying transactions and events in a manner that achieves fair presentation. We communicate with the committee regarding, among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and significant audit findings, including any significant deficiencies in internal control that we identify during our audit. Auditor s name and signature: Con Markou (Company Auditor 5382) Name of firm: MA Partners Chartered Accountants Address: Office 4, 5 Goodall Parade, Mawson Lakes SA 5095 Dated this 30th day of August

20 FINANCIAL REPORT MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL CRC MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL ABN BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30TH JUNE 2017 INCOME & EXPENSES FOR YEAR ENDING 30TH JUNE 2017 ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash Assets 342, ,007 Petty Cash / Suspense Debtors 6,593 5,764 Foreign Currency Cash 0 0 GST control Total Current Assets 350, ,135 Total Assets 350, ,135 LIABILITIES CURRENT LIABILITIES Creditors Resettlement Fund Liability 56,693 68,359 Designated Funds Held: Colombo Project deficit -241,960-5,212 Consolidated debt -153, ,443 Other Deficits -6,752-6,971 Other Designated Funds 310, ,153 Total Designated Funds Held -91, ,526 Total Current Liabilities -34, ,135 NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Loans 385, ,000 Total Non-Current Liabilities 385, ,000 Total Liabilities 350, ,135 NET ASSETS 0 0 INCOME Sri Lanka 138, ,133 Colombo Project 84,075 62,053 Philippines 158, ,841 Australia 75,333 84,606 Missionaries 51,669 87,459 Fiji 49,617 74,255 Papua New Guinea 24,372 34,175 Consolidated Shortfall 23,650 0 Vanuatu 15,680 17,762 General Missions Funds 12,555 11,922 Thailand 10,910 10,350 Indonesia 8,797 7,737 Pastor Children's School Fees 8,602 7,222 International - other 8,377 7,012 Administration 7,112 6,183 India 5,000 1,200 Ps Nathan Poloso 474 7,874 USA 0 5,500 Total Income 682, ,283 EXPENSES Sri Lanka 142, ,723 Colombo Project 301, ,080 Philippines 161, ,036 Australia 70,069 85,035 Fiji 60,024 63,621 Missionaries 57,737 84,426 Administration 48,350 44,365 Papua New Guinea 22,406 29,842 Interest Payments 12,169 1,630 Vanuatu 11,954 28,633 Thailand 10,296 10,504 Pastor Children's School Fees 9,502 6,199 Indonesia 7,874 9,509 International - other 7,217 8,350 India 4, USA 238 7,892 Total Expenses 926, ,363 NET INCOME -244, ,080 20

21 AUDIT REPORT CRC MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL AUDIT REPORT ON FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR PERIOD ENDED 30TH JUNE, 2017 We have audited the accounts comprising the Statement of Financial Performance, Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Cash Flows and notes to and forming part of the financial We have audited the accounts comprising the Statement of Financial Performance, Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Cash Flows and notes to and forming part of the financial statements of CRC Missions International for the 12 month period ended 30th June Management is responsible for the preparation and presentation of the accounts and the information they contain. We have performed an audit of these accounts in order to express an opinion on them to the members. Our audit has been planned and performed to provide a reasonable level of assurance as to whether the accounts are free of material misstatement. Our procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the accounts and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the accounts are presented fairly in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in Note 1 to the accounts, so as to present a view which is consistent with our understanding of the operations. The accounts have not been prepared as a general purpose financial report in accordance with Statements of Accounting Concepts and Accounting Standards. The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis. AUDIT OPINION In our opinion, the financial statements of the general operating accounts of CRC Missions International represent fairly the financial position at 30th June, 2017 and the results of its operation for the year ended, in accordance with the basis of preparation outlined in Note 1 of the Accounts. WMC Accountants Ryrie Street Geelong Vic 3220 David Willder CA Partner Dated this 14th day of August

22 FINANCIAL REPORT CRC COLLEGE OF MINISTRY CRC COLLEGE OF MINISTRY ABN STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30TH JUNE 2017 Jul 16 - Jun 17 Jul 15 - Jun 16 Change CURRENT ASSETS $ $ $ Cash at Bank 206,505 69, ,636 GST Paid 4,474 2,235 2,239 Prepaid Expenses 1,850-1,850 Prepaid Travel Costs 69,443-69,443 Trade Debtors 6,660 5, TOTAL ASSETS 288,932 77, ,938 CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade Creditors 30,811 4,776 26,035 Payroll Liabilities 2,284-2,284 Tuition Fees Received in Advance 149,146 34, ,896 TOTAL LIABILITIES 182,241 39, ,215 NETS ASSETS 106,691 38,968 67,723 MEMBERS' FUNDS - Opening Retained Surplus 38,968 45,062-6,094 Current Year Surplus/(Deficit) 67,723-6,094 73,817 TOTAL MEMBERS' FUNDS 106,691 38,968 67,723 STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS & OTHER COMPREHENSIVE Jul 16 - Jun 17 Jul 15 - Jun 16 Change REVENUE FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES $ $ $ Tuition fees - Higher Education 352, , ,855 Tuition fees - Diploma 78,934 74,740 4,194 Tuition fees - Other 1,235 3,730-2,495 Camps 3,000-3,000 Missions Donations 6,623-6,623 Missions - Travel 17,374-17,374 Interest Income Sundry Income TOTAL REVENUE FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES 460, , ,086 EXPENSES FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES Administration Expenses INCOME FOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2017 Accounting & Bookeeping Expenses Advertising & Marketing 9,441 4,473 4,968 Bank Fees & Charges 2,386 1, Contractor Expenses 27,668 40,228-12,560 Salaries & Related Expenses 33,019-33,019 Insurance Meeting expenses 2,449 1,016 1,433 Printing, Postage & Stationery 2,769 1,759 1,010 Sundry Expenses 2, ,722 Telephone Expenses Travel & Accom. Expenses 1,557 1, Web Site Development 3, ,908 Total Administration Expenses 87,273 53,173 34,100 STUDENT EXPENSES ACOM Fees - Higher Education 137, ,200 - ACOM Fees - Diploma 3,940 20,520-16,580 ACOM Fees - Cert IV 6,960 1,600 5,360 Bad Debts 50 8,869-8,819 Assessment Work 1,800 5,725-3,925 Camp Expenses 50,806 19,554 31,252 Contractor Expenses 56,942 32,965 23,977 Lecturing & Marking Missions Trip Expenses 42,158-42,158 Course Development 3,776 3, Staff Training 1,432 6,395-4,963 Venue Hire Total Student Expenses 305, ,995 67,169 TOTAL EXPENSES FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES 392, , ,269 NET SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) 67,723-6,094 73,817 22

23 AUDIT REPORT INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT TO THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT REPORT ON THE AUDIT OF THE FINANCIAL REPORT I have audited the financial report, being a special purpose financial report, of CRC College of Ministry, which comprises the statement of financial position as at 30 June 2017, the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income and statement of cash flows for the year then ended, and notes to the financial statements, including a summary of significant accounting policies, and the statement by the members of the Committee. In my opinion the financial report of CRC College of Ministry presents fairly, in all material respects, the college s financial position as at 30 June 2017 and of its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements and the financial reporting requirements of CRC International. BASIS FOR OPINION I conducted my audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. My responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report section of my report. I am independent of the association in accordance with the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board s APES 110 Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to my audit of the financial report in Australia. I have also fulfilled my other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code. I believe that the audit evidence I have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for my opinion. PAUL FOX, CPA Super Audit Services PO Box 522 Dromana, VIC, 3936 ABN Dated this 31st day of July

24 CREDENTIAL REPORT CREDENTIALS AUSTRALIAN CRC MINISTERS RESIDING OVERSEAS NSW / ACT / QLD Kim Beaumont State SA / NT / WA Cheryl Day - Specialist Robert Gallagher National Marcus Rice Specialist VIC / TAS Vegena Bowering Specialist Rebecca Hartskeerl Trainee Dee Reynolds Trainee Jay Reynolds Trainee Mike Tyrrell National Catherine Warren - Trainee John Warren National NSW/ACT/QLD NATIONAL MINISTERS Murray Baker Rodney Bortolin William Brill Barry Chant Ken Chant Rob Cunningham Richard Eason Rod Gilchrist (NC) Vicki Gilchrist (NC) Barry Leaver Steve Lindner Ralph Martin Ian Miller Trevor Murphy Grant Redman Jeremy Steel Malcolm Taylor Ed Trotter Mark Warren Stephen West Paul Wilksch David Wright Michael York STATE MINISTERS Michael Baker Ashley Beer James Brown Peter Burns Shane Conlon Jeff Cottom Valma Dean Caroline Dennis David Dennis Valerie Head Geoff Hodgkinson Francesca Hwalyoung Liu David Morgan Dave Moon Lynne Morey Wayne Muller Bruce Parnell Ian Rains Steven Rand Yongky Santoso Jill Taylor Marianne Train Steve Train Jo Wilksch Billi Wright Joong Ting Young SPECIALIST MINISTERS Isabel Baker David Goodwin AFFILIATE MINISTERS Boo Teong Khoo Angie Martinez Eugene Martinez TRAINEE MINISTERS Dominic Bowen Ben Campbell Annette Cork Jamie King Matthew Lieschke Thesesa Mataora William Phillips Daniel Taylor Josh Wengi Samuel Wright Thomas Wright RETIRED MINISTERS Shirley Barringham (State) Graham Chigwidden (State) (NC) Ian Hillman (National) Ross Lindner (National) Keith Smith (National) Bill Whyte (National) DELEGATES Graham Bollington (Griffith) ASSEMBLY LEADERS Veronica Castles (Caboolture) Justin Polhill (Hay) (NC) SA/WA/NT NATIONAL MINISTERS Don Aitken Ray Bettcher David Bland Philip Brice Alf Chehade Allan Cleanthous Greg Crome Don Crook Derek Croser David Furniss Rodney Garland Trevor Gray Mike Groom Joe Habermehl Kevin Hall Kevin Hodges Ian Hunter Con Keros Paul Kidney Geroge Laslett Tim Lochens David McGregor (NC) Neil Milne Rod Nes Rob Noble Josh O Callaghan Bill Osborne (NC) John Poyzer Joshua Poyzer Lew Saunders Steve Sherman 24

25 ... CREDENTIAL REPORT Barry Silverback Dennis Slape David Smythe Allen Steel Jill Steel Darryl Stott Kevin Taylor (NC) Graeme Teakle Cass Tompich Jim Varsos Bill Vasilakis Fiona Voortman Hans Voortman STATE MINISTERS Dean Andresen Peter Ashenden Simon Bacher (NC) Nigel Bennett Mark Bettcher Matthew Bettcher Nathan Bettcher Robyn Bettcher Benjamin Bonython Rebecca Bonython Janet Brice Tim Coleman Andre Dolphin Ashley Downing Ian Elsegood Jenny Furniss Derek Gladigau Jodie Habermehl Bruce Hambour John Harrison Michael Hutchfield Chris Kipirtoglou Gregg Manego Alan Matson (NC) Ben Matson Robbie Mayne Derek McClure Julianne Menzies Mike O Reilly Sam Osborne Sally Poyzer Trevor Pugh Danielle Rosslee Hannes Rosslee Keith Russell Mary Russell Mike Russell Michael Stoodley Caleb Stott Damien Szepessy Anthony Tucker Chris Walsingham David Washington Mark White Lyall Willis Grant Wilson SPECIALIST MINISTERS Paullette Cairns Michael Chant Julie Fonorito Jon Osborne (NC) Ian Wood AFFILIATE MINISTERS James Bannah Gladys Bannah Peter Rainbow TRAINEE MINISTERS Nicolo Binetti Brook Van Broekhoven Wendy Brooks Sam Chesser Adrian Cotterell Daniel Desegno Lachlan Donaldson Nadia Donato Paul Force Natasha Harvey Kimberley Macdonald Rebekah Matson Jessica Newman Timothy Newman Daniel Pisulak Brian Smith (NC) Jake Toogood (NC) Kathy Tripodi ASSEMBLY LEADERS Chris Banks (Kingscote) (NC) Lynton Barry (Seaford) (NC) Denise Brady (Docker River) (NC) Rueben Burton (Ernabella) (NC) Tjikata Burton (Amata) (NC) Karen Cook (Warnarn) (NC) Rolf Geerling (Booleroo) Arnold Joppich (Pt Augusta) (NC) David Mace (Nuriootpa) (NC) Joseph Tapaya (Ernabella) (NC) Louis Voudantas (Rosewater) RETIRED MINISTERS Lyn Arthur (National) Cathryn Crosby-Wright (National) Clive Humphries (State) Ron Inglis (National) Dario Noonan (National) Leslie Paulson (National) Roger Rice (National) John Ridley (National) Bev Russell (State) Ian Simpson (National) Merrilyn Teague (National) Charley Tonkin (National) Ross Tonkin (National) Penton Vince (National) DELEGATES Don Cooley (Mt Gambier) Robert Minnie (Mt Compass) Trevor Pillar (Blackwood) Gerhard Schlotfeldt (St Agnes) Milan Tompich (Seaton) VIC/TAS NATIONAL MINISTERS Mike Albert Liz Bailey Rob Bailey Phillip Baker Helen Beard Andrew Bearman Juergen Bollhorst Chris Carmody Philip Cayzer Lois Cronin Mike Cronin Graeme Enright Moya Enright Doug Faircloth Stephen Franklin Vicki Frearson Joan Gordon Tom Gordon Jim Hewett Gayle Hogendoorn Jake Hogendoorn Graham Holman David Holt Stephen Holt Scott Hudson Kevin Hughes Greg Jones 25

26 ... CREDENTIAL REPORT Laurence Kellett Chris Kolle Jean Leak John Leak David Manning Stephen McNeilly Rebekah Milne Peter Muir Kal Naidu Rob Nyhuis Danny Parker Nathan Poloso Dennis Prince Nolene Prince Tony Rawson Norm Reed Glen Rowbotham Frank Russell Bruce Sharman Philip Shirley Peter Simmons Anthea Smits (NC) Roland Tankard John Tipping Phillip Tong Peter Vandenberg Mark Walker Keith Walsingham Wally Whatnall Shane Whitbourn Rodney Whitford Andre Whitton Stephen Williams (NC) Robyn Wyatt Matthew Wyatt STATE MINISTERS Steven Abram Peter Ashdown Heather Baker Moira Bollhorst Norma Cayzer Luke Chant Kevin Clark Andrew Cox Chris Douglas Pamela D Sa Brian Edwards Peter Fleming Harry Goldsmith David Harrison Julie Harrison Eulalie Holman Helen Holt Janine Howard Neville Ivory Sean La Brooy Andree Lim David Lim Tony Marsden Colin Mitchell Janice Muir Glenda Noordam Anna Nyhuis Debbie Obatoki Julie Ohlson Julie Pearse Bill Redman Stuart Rodgers Lyn Scholar Margaret Sharman Chris Swain Erin-Ruth Smith Kevin Smith Patricia Tipping Ruth Tankard Julianne Ullrich Wang Wang (NC) Garry Webb Vicki Wright SPECIALIST MINISTERS Kathy Ashdown Bryan Grasby Chandi Kroone AFFILIATE MINISTERS Graeme Bradley Megan Garland Roger Garland John Hannaford Scott Hawkins Ghassan Thomas Frank Watson TRAINEE MINISTERS Nathan Bargerbos Jack Beasy Thomas Cameron Joel Cayzer Sieni Cayzer Anthony Crossett Roger Featherston Abigail Font Randall Green Joy Hansen Nicholas Johnston Laura Masasso Jeff McGregor Louis Mercieca Kolanoor Mithra David Owens Christopher Salomon Michael Vassallo Ruth Whitton Zachary Wilksch RETIRED MINISTERS Ron Bailey (National) Mike Collins (National) (NC) Ian Edwards (National) Graham Gill (National) Ray Gilmour (National) Eric Kenyon (National) Irene Kenyon (National) Graham Laidlaw (National) John Parsons (State) Gregory Pennicuik (State) Denis Phythian (National) Basil Porter (National) John Porter (National) Bill Rasmussen (National) Ian Richardson (National) Tony Smits (National) (NC) Ray Swanborough (National) Mel Whitworth (National) Ted Woolf (National) Bill Wyatt (National) DELEGATES Nathan Bargerbos (Mansfield) Graeme Bradley (Warrnambool) Kevin Clark (Endeavour Hills) Chris Douglas (Maryborough) David Frearson (Burnie) Stephen Jackson (Wynyard) Rohan Oliver (Swan Hill) David Lim (Merbein) Laura Massaso (Robinvale) David Owens (Frankston South) Julianne Ullrich (Red Cliffs) Margaret Sharman (Wentworth) Suzanne Shears (Warragul) Kevin Smith (Mildura) Ghassan Thomas (Thornbury) ASSEMBLY LEADERS Linda Whitney (Churchill) (NC) Rohan Oliver (Swan Hill) (NC) Legend: (NC) Not Compliant with CRC Duty of Care Compliance requirements on September 6th

27 STATISTICAL REPORT STATISTICS STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS 121 CRC Churches in Australia (6 more than 2016) Average Church size people (1 more than 2016) Church Planting - 21 Churches 5 or less years old: 17% (5% more than 2016) 14,713 people in Aust. CRC Churches (6% more than 2016) Total amount given to missions $1,792,647 (5% more than 2016) Total Adults in Children in Average Average Years in Fellowship fellowship fellowship Adult Child CRC (as as at June as at June as at June attendance attendance at 2017) June 2017 June 2017 AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Canberra - New Testament House Churches 25 Statistics not provided Mission giving thru CRC Missions International Mission giving to Mission giving CRC initiatives to non-crc not thru CMI ventures Richard Eason Dickson - Momentum Canberra $1,200 $1,800 $6,300 Mark Warren NEW SOUTH WALES - METROPOLITAN Hornsby - Community Church Hornsby $2,694 $0 $82,267 Ian Miller , David Morgan , Peter Burns , Josh Wengi Hurstville - Euangelion Mission Centre $600 $0 $5,675 Yongky Santoso Rydalmere - Nova Life Church $0 $0 $3,000 Francesca Hwalong Liu St Marys - New Horizons Community Church $3,180 $4,661 $20,232 Shane Conlon , Ken Chant , Ian Rains NEW SOUTH WALES - NON-METROPOLITAN Albury - City Central Church $4,900 $0 $19,532 Geoff Hodgkinson , Dave Moon , Lynne Morey , Valma Dean Broken Hill - Silver City CRC $11,000 $5,000 $0 Bruce Sharman , Wally Whatnall Conbodlin - Centre Life Condoblin $3,000 $0 $11,000 Ralph Martin Coolamon - CRC Coolamon $0 $0 $0 Annette Cork Culcairn - Harvestlands $0 $0 $6,574 Paul Wilksch , Jo Wilksch , Wayne Muller Finley - River of Life CRC $1,764 $0 $12,540 Valerie Head , Mathhew Lieschke Griffith - LifeSource Church $8,000 $2,000 $2,000 Steven Rand , Rodney Bortolin , James Brown , Jamie King, Theresa Mataora Hay - Hay CRC Church $500 $0 $1,400 Justin Polhill - Assembly Leader, Trevor Murphy Leeton - Leeton CRC Church $0 $0 $0 Jeff Cottom Narrandera - Narrandera CRC $15,000 $0 $11,000 Trevor Murphy , Ashley Beer , Dominic Bowen, Annette Cork Nelson Bay - Beachside Christian Fellowship $10,044 $800 $2,276 William Brill , Shirley Barringham Newcastle - Christian Fellowship Centre $0 $0 $500 Barry Leaver

28 ... STATISTICAL REPORT Years in CRC (as at 2017) Total Fellowship as at June 2017 Adults in fellowship as at June 2017 Children in fellowship Average Adult Average Child as at June attendance attendance 2017 June 2017 June 2017 Mission giving thru CRC Missions International Mission giving to Mission giving CRC initiatives to non-crc not thru CMI ventures Orange - Colour City Church $0 $10,000 $2,000 Malcolm Taylor , Jill Taylor , Daniel Taylor Oura - The Pioneer Church $0 $0 $0 Michael Baker Port Macquarie - Lifeway CRC $0 $0 $0 Caroline Dennis , David Dennis Wagga Wagga - The Promise Centre $0 $0 $10,000 Rob Cunningham , Isabel Baker, William Phillips Wentworth - OneRiver Church $300 $0 $0 Margaret Sharman NORTHERN TERRITORY Alice Springs - Christian Family Centre Alice Springs $3,300 $1,500 $500 Ben Matson , Rebekah Matson Docker River - Christian Family Centre $0 $0 $0 Denise Brady - Assembly Leader Ti Tree - Ti Tree CRC Church $630 $0 $0 Hannes Rosslee, Danielle Rosslee QUEENSLAND Atherton - Atherton Family Church $1,400 $0 $0 Sam Wright Caboolture - CRC Caboolture $0 $0 $0 Veronica Castles - Assembly Leader Cairns - Cairns Family Church $2,300 $11,700 $0 David Wright , Billi Wright , Jeremy Steel , Ben Campbell , Thomas Wright SOUTH AUSTRALIA - METROPOLITAN Adelaide - Adelaide Christian Centre $21,583 $48,353 $300 Mike Groom , John Ridley , Barry Silverback , Neil Milne , Ian Wood , Charley Tonkin , Catherine Crosby-Wright , Gregg Manego Blackwood - The Hills Christian Family Centre $7,000 $13,265 $14,370 David Bland , David Smythe , Michael Chant Christies Beach - New Life Christian Centre $10,324 $0 $190 Greg Crome Elizabeth South - Hope Central $9,400 $10,200 $2,300 Joe Habermehl , Kevin Hodges , David Washington, Derek McClure , Kathy Tripodi, Jodie Habermehl , Damian Szepessy , Ashley Downing , Wendy Brooks Morphett Vale - Connect Church Morphett Vale $1,823 $0 $576 Rob Noble , Nick Binetti Mount Barker - The Source Mount Barker $0 $0 $0 Derek Croser Nairne - Hills Family Church $300 $17,500 $0 Michael Stoodley New Port - Portlife Church $5,000 $64,163 $0 Josh Poyzer , John Poyzer , Ross Tonkin , Andre Dolphin, Ian Elsegood , Kevin Hall , Sally Poyzer, Anthony Tucker , Peter Rainbow Osborne - Le Fevre Christian Family Centre $5,128 $0 $455 Allan Cleanthous, Sam Osborne , Paul Force Rosewater - The Rock Community Church $0 $0 $300 Louis Voudantas - Assembly Leader Salisbury - Hope Central Salisbury Included with Hope Central Elizabeth South Joe Habermehl Seacombe Gardens - Seaview Community Church $0 $0 $32,757 Chris Walsingham , Con Keros , Brian Smith Seaford - Seaford Christian Fellowship $2,121 $0 $6,170 Lynton Barry - Assembly Leader, Clive Humphries Seaton - Christian Family Centre $90,999 $43,902 $3,149 Bill Vasilakis , Bill Osborne , Philip Brice , Michael Hutchfield , Bruce Hambour , Ian Hunter, Allen Steel, Jill Steel , Cass Tompich , Tim Lochens , Chris Kipirtoglou , Nathan Bettcher, Janet Brice, Jonathon Osborne , Dan Pisulak , Sam Chesser, Adrian Cotterell, Lachlan Donaldson

29 ... STATISTICAL REPORT Years in CRC (as at 2017) Total Fellowship as at June 2017 Adults in fellowship as at June 2017 Children in fellowship Average Adult Average Child as at June attendance attendance 2017 June 2017 June 2017 Mission giving thru CRC Missions International Mission giving to Mission giving CRC initiatives to non-crc not thru CMI ventures Sheidow Park - Oasis Family Church $2,700 $0 $7,355 Derek Gladigau St Agnes - Living Faith $330 $17,721 $1,405 Rod Nes , Ian Simpson , Rodney Garland , Peter Ashenden , Paulette Cairns , Nigel Bennett , Nadia Donato, James Bannah, Gladys Bannah , Kimberley Macdonald Stirling - The Source Church $20,484 $8,022 $9,600 Hans Voortman , Penton Vince , Mike Russell, Bev Russell , Steve Sherman , Jim Varsos , Robbie Mayne, Derek Croser , Fiona Voortman , Julianne Menzies , Daniel Desengo SOUTH AUSTRALIA - NON-METROPOLITAN Amata - Christian Family Centre $0 $0 $0 Tjikatu Burton - Assembly leader Booleroo Centre - Booleroo Ministry Centre $2,793 $100 $2,131 Rolf Geerling - Assembly Leader Ernabella - Christian Family Centre $0 $0 $0 Joseph Tapaya, Reuben Burton - Assembly Leaders Goolwa - Goolwa Christian Fellowship $1,200 $0 $3,840 David Furniss- 1983, Leslie Paulson , Graeme Teakle , Jenny Furniss Kangaroo Island - Christian Family Centre Kingscote $0 $0 $0 Chris Banks - Assembly Leader Minnipa - Christian Revival Crusade $0 $0 $1,000 Tim Coleman Moonta - Lighthouse Ministries $1,870 $0 $13,757 Simon Bacher Mount Compass - The Overflow $450 $790 $700 Mark White Mount Gambier - Eastside Christian Centre $3,000 $0 $15,883 Dean Andresen , Brook Van Broekhoven Murray Bridge - Christian Family Centre Murray Bridge $0 $8,000 $30,000 Joshua O Callaghan , Ray Bettcher , Lyall Willis , Matthew Bettcher, Robyn Bettcher , Mark Bettcher , Natasha Harvey, Jake Toogood Nuriootpa - Christian Family Centre Barossa $0 $0 $2,634 David Mace - Assembly Leader Port Augusta - Crossroads Christian Centre $0 $300 $1,675 Arnold Joppich - Assembly Leader Port Lincoln - Lighthouse Family Church $2,435 $0 $5,468 Paul Kidney , Grant Wilson , Tim Newman, Jess Newman Victor Harbor - Christian Gospel Centre $0 $0 $14,880 Lew Saunders Whyalla - Bethel Christian Centre $1,200 $0 $4,800 Caleb Stott TASMANIA Bridgewater - New Life Christian Church $0 $0 $100 Brian Edwards Burnie - Burnie Christian Centre $0 $15,000 $55,000 Greg Jones , Chris Swain, Bill Redman Launceston - Cityview Christian Church $7,200 $0 $16,000 Scott Hudson , Ted Woolf , John Hannaford Ravenswood - Ravenswood Christian Fellowship $588 $0 $1,150 Peter Vandenberg , Vicki Wright , Janine Howard Risdon Vale - Hobart Christian Family Centre $2,000 $4,331 $66,040 Norm Reed , Denis Phythian , Vegena Bowering Ross - Midlands Community Church $500 $0 $260 Laurence Kellett Wynyard - Wynyard Community Church $6,600 $960 $700 Vicki Frearson

30 ... STATISTICAL REPORT Years in CRC (as at 2017) Total Fellowship as at June 2017 Adults in fellowship as at June 2017 Children in fellowship Average Adult Average Child as at June attendance attendance 2017 June 2017 June 2017 Mission giving thru CRC Missions International Mission giving to Mission giving CRC initiatives to non-crc not thru CMI ventures VICTORIA - METROPOLITAN Altona Meadows - Altona Christian Centre $3,000 $1,000 $0 Stephen Holt , Michael Vassallo, Helen Holt , Christopher Saloman Blackburn North - Living Way Christian Network $168 $0 $47,904 Graham Holman , John Porter , Eulalie Holman Clarinda - Kingston City Church $28,666 $29,871 $21,620 Dan Parker , Ray Gilmour, Dennis Prince , Kal Naidu , Tom Gordon , Juergen Bollhorst , Nolene Prince , Bryan Grasby , Moira Bollhorst , Joan Gordon, Wang Wang , David Harrison, Joy Hansen , Chandi Kroone Cranbourne - TurningPoint Church $4,900 $2,500 $44,035 Philip Cayzer , Norma Cayzer , Joel Cayzer, Sieni Cayzer Endeavour Hills - South Eastern Christian Centre $27,164 $43,673 $5,931 Rob Nyhuis , Mike Cronin , Mark Walker , Lois Cronin , Mike Albert , Kevin Clark , Frank Watson, Pamela D Sa, Peter Ashdown , Rebecca Hartskeel , Luke Chant , Kathy Ashdown, Anna Nyhuis Frankston South: Wildpath Church $0 $0 $0 David Owens Lilydale - TurningPoint Church Lilydale Included with Cranbourne Graeme Enright , Rob Bailey , Tont Rawson , Liz Bailey , Moya Enright Lynbrook - TurningPoint Lyndhurst District Church $2,019 $0 $1,349 Julie Ohlson , Kolanoor Mithra Mornington - Mornington Christian Church $0 $3,000 $0 Tony Marsden , John Parsons Ringwood - Urban Life $0 $0 $10,990 Scott Hawkins , Doug Faircloth , Anthea Smits , Anthony Crossett Seaford: TurningPoint Seaford $0 $0 $0 Phil Cayzer St Albans - GROW Church $20,085 $5,000 $2,200 Chris Kolle , John Tipping , Patricia Tipping , Louis Merceica Templestowe - Manningham Christian Centre $5,530 $8,367 $2,964 Matthew Wyatt , Bill Wyatt , Robyn Wyatt, Julie Harrison , Erinruth Smith Thornbury: Life Centre Arabic Church $550 $0 $0 Ghassan Thomas Tullamarine - Living Hope Family Church $2,100 $0 $3,400 David Holt Wyndham Vale - Wyndham Vale Christian Centre $5,763 $0 $1,530 Roland Tankard , Ruth Tankard VICTORIA - NON-METROPOLITAN Ararat - Ararat Community Church $400 $0 $0 Phillip Tong , Peter Fleming Ballarat - Ballarat Christian Fellowship $11,454 $0 $7,743 Phillip Tong , Bill Rasmussen , Nicholas Johnston Ballarat South: Southside Christian Fellowship $0 $0 $400 Frank Russell Bannockburn - Momentum Christian Centre Bannockburn included with Waurn Ponds CC David Manning , Steve Abram Beaufort - Beaufort Community Church $300 $0 $3,000 Abigail Font Bendigo - Bendigo Christian Fellowship included with Waurn Ponds CC David Manning , Nathan Poloso Churchill - Churchill Christian Fellowship $0 $0 $0 Linda Whitney - Assembly Leader Colac - Christian Family Church $10,838 $9,558 $7,700 Andrew Cox Daylesford - Daylesford Community Church $0 $0 $7,000 Glen Rowbotham Digger s Rest: GROW Church Digger s Rest Included with St Albans Chris Kolle

31 ... STATISTICAL REPORT Years in CRC (as at 2017) Total Fellowship as at June 2017 Adults in fellowship as at June 2017 Children in fellowship Average Adult Average Child as at June attendance attendance 2017 June 2017 June 2017 Mission giving thru CRC Missions International Mission giving to Mission giving CRC initiatives to non-crc not thru CMI ventures Drysdale - Drysdale Community Church $6,060 $0 $1,200 Jake Hogendoorn , Gayle Hogendoorn Geelong - Waurn Ponds Community Church $45,910 $29,750 $17,032 David Manning , Ray Swanborough , Wilson Winfield , Philip Shirley , Julie Pearse , Nathan Poloso Hamilton - Hamilton Community Church $1,830 $0 $3,976 Phillip Baker , Heather Baker , Rodger Garland, Megan Garland Koo Wee Rup - TurningPoint Koo Wee Rup Included with Cranbourne Philip Cayzer , Sean La Brooy Leongatha - Leongatha CRC Centre $6,305 $2,500 $1,500 Harry Goldsmith Mansfield - Mansfield Christian Fellowship $724 $0 $2,608 Nathan Bargerbos Maryborough - Wattle City Church $450 $0 $8,309 Stuart Rodgers Merbein - Merbein Christian Fellowship $250 $0 $0 David Lim, Andree Lim Mildura - OneVine Church $1,000 $0 $0 Kevin Smith , Helen Beard , Lynette Scholar Moe - Moe New Life Christian Centre $2,000 $0 $28,103 Glenda Noordam , Steve McNeilly Morwell - Morwell Family Church $1,800 $1,200 $3,145 Neville Ivory , Stephen Franklin Pakenham: South Eastern Christian Centre Cardinia Campus Included with SECC Rob Nyhuis , Mike Cronin , Mark Walker , Lois Cronin , Pamela D Sa Portland - South West Community Church $1,200 $6,800 $8,800 Shane Whitbourn Red Cliffs - Diggerland $11,200 $120 $0 Bruce Sharman , Andre Whitton , Stephen Williams , Garry Webb , Rebekah Milne , Margaret Sharman , Julianne Ullrich, Ruth Whitton , Jack Beasy, Debbie Obatoki , Thomas Cameron, Zachary Wilksch Robinvale - Robinvale Christian Fellowship $600 $600 $600 Laura Masasso , Bruce Sharman Shepparton: TurningPoint Marrigum $0 $0 $0 Sean La Brooy Swan Hill - Swan Hill Christian Centre $2,407 $3,345 $5,668 Rohan Oliver - Assembly Leader, Garry Webb Traralgon - Reality Christian Fellowship $3,200 $0 $3,930 Randell Green , Keith Walsingham Tyabb - Western Port Christian Family $0 $1,364 $5,000 Rodney Whitford , Gregory Pennicuik Warragul - Christian Family Centre $0 $0 $23,650 Chris Carmody , John Leak , Jean Leak , Jeff McGregor Warrnambool - New Life Christian Church $3,015 $0 $6,193 Graeme Bradley , Jim Hewett Wonthaggi - The Church at Archie s Creek Statistics not provided Chris Chetland Yarram - Yarram Community Church Statistics not provided Peter Muir , Janice Muir WESTERN AUSTRALIA Geraldton - Geraldton Family Church $1,000 $0 $36,276 Don Aitken Port Hedland - Hedland Christian Church $7,000 $0 $12,600 Ray Bettcher , Robyn Bettcher Wanarn - Christian Family Centre $0 $0 $0 Karen Cook - Assembly Leader Wanneroo - Central City Church $1,680 $0 $8,426 Trevor Gray

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