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NCN District Resource Center
VOLUME 15/ ISSUE 1 January—February 2020
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA -NEVADA DIS TRICT
6051 SOUTH WATT AVE SACRAMENTO, CA 95829
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Superintendent
Rev. Bret Allen
Encouragement
Today I received a letter from a minister that made me smile and caused my chest to swell with pride. I was proud because
the content of the letter was celebratory over an encouraging letter the minister had received from another pastor. I was
so pleased to know that a minister took time to write a letter to another minister complimenting, praising, and encouraging
his co-laborer in Christ.
Encouragement. What a wonderful concept.
Encouragement. What a powerful tool.
Encouragement. What a simple thing to give and to receive.
Encouragement is something that is routinely needed in the lives of those who lead and minister in the local church. Re-
gardless of location or demographic markers – the fact is ministers become disappointed and that leads to discouragement.
In the life of Moses, we see four kinds of disappointment at work. All four are commonplace in our lives and the lives of
those ministering around us.
Disappointment with Circumstances – Exodus 14:5-9
The Red Sea – really? We just had 10 plagues – and now this?
I left a great job to come here for this? I was perfectly happy sitting on the back side of the dessert watching my father in
law’s sheep. A bush that knows my name interrupts my day – my life and now here I am.
The incident we're going to look at today is a water problem. The Israelites had many water problems. The first problem
they had was too much water at the Red Sea -- How are we going to get across?
Disappointment with People – Exodus 14:10-14
The people are attacking and complaining. They've just received freedom. At the first sign of trouble, they're already
doubting. They're already criticizing, and they're ready to give up.
I think their motto was "When in doubt, grumble against Moses." Poor Moses! One minute he's the hero, the next minute
he's a zero. One minute he's the star, the next minute he's the scapegoat. Yet he never gave up.
Have you noticed how people forget things quickly? It's human nature. We forget so quickly things that have happened.
Some of you are in a position right now and the key question that you're asked is, "What have you done for me lately? It
doesn't matter that you led well last year, what are you doing now?" They've already forgotten your victories. Children
forget parents, bosses forget employees, and spouses take each other for granted. It seems that the greatest services in
life are often followed by forgetfulness.
Husbands, do you encourage your wives?
Wives, do you encourage your husbands?
Who are you taking for granted? A spouse? An employee? A friend? A boss?
A Sunday School teacher? A nursery worker?
We can look at Moses' life and see the things he did to deal with disappointment as it related to people.
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Disappointment with God – Exodus 14:15
This one we hate to admit. But it is a reality. Too often we find ourselves asking God “why” questions. We even at times
go so far to accuse God of being unaware, disinterested, or simply not caring about our plight.
Our disappointment with God comes when:
• We expect God to fit into a box we make for him. He won’t. He’s God.
• When we try and change rolls with God. He is not a vending machine – when you drop a prayer and make your se-
lection for God to perform. That mindset is dangerous simply because it places your will as directive for God. God is
not obligated to meet our expectations – he is working a plan for your life – for my life – we look through the glass
darkly – we don’t know what will happen tomorrow – can’t remember what we had for dinner last night – forget our
anniversary and spouse’s birthday – and then wonder why God is not taking copious notes when we direct him.
• When we fail to ask God for his perspective, and we fill in the blanks on our own.
• When we gauge God on our expectations and not his declarations.
Let me remind you of a few things about God’s character:
He never changes – easy to track – He never moves off center.
If He is doing something or not doing something – He is the same – loving, kind, merciful, the protective God He has always
been – the character of God never shifts – not even an inch. Disappointment with God is a real issue even among minis-
ters. Remember the character of God never changes – He is exactly the same as when you praised him for the blessings
you received last week. There are questions I have learned to ask in my times of disappointment with God.
What is God wanting me to learn?
What has God done in the past to prepare me for this moment?
What should I be learning in this moment that God will expect me to remember in the future?
When disappointed we must train yourself to:
Say the right things
Do the right things
Learn the right lessons
Pastor, the “Red Seas” in life are wrought with disappointment opportunities. Nevertheless, they are filled with opportuni-
ties to learn and become stronger in our personal walk with God. Red Sea experiences also bring opportunity to:
Learn about God character
Learn about His faithfulness
Learn about your overreactions
Take note of where you were afraid and had no faith
While disappointment is a real issue as we begin a new year, so is the fact that God is there, doing what He does best – be-
ing consistent. Don’t miss an opportunity to write the letter, speak the encouragement, make the call – you may be the
one God uses to speak life and hope to your fellow minister.
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Assistant Superintendent
Dr. Samuel Huddleston
It is with great joy I say to each of you, Happy New Year. I love the beginning of a new year. My wife says I love the begin-
ning of EVERY day. I honestly do. Each day gives me the opportunity to tell someone about the love, grace and forgiveness
of my Lord. I pray daily for such encounters. I want to challenge you with something I have challenged people in churches
all over America; to set your phone alarm to go off daily at 1:50 pm or am to remind you to pray for our country. We are
1 nation with 50 states and in need of prayer— a lot of it. What would happen if at that time, daily, millions of believers
prayed? A friend in Ohio recently challenged his church to do that and then added another time, 6:13, which is the num-
ber of his church address. He told them we can’t all be here for weekly prayer, but we can all pray at 6:13. Will you join
me and hundreds of others across our district to pray for our nation at 1:50? Ephesians 6:12 tells us who to pray against
and it’s not “flesh and blood.” May you awake each and every day with the joy of the Lord as your strength and may He
give you serendipitous encounters with others. I have to go, it’s 1:50 and my alarm just went off.
P.S. I have also set another alarm to go off everyday at 4:13. I pray for myself, Linda, our 3 married children, their spouses
and our 13 grandchildren.
Linda, myself and two of our grandbabies Left to Right: Presbyter Paul Krob and Linda and I enjoying a Sunday morning
had the pleasure of spending time with his wife, Gail, with our new pastor of with Pastor Lance Feliciano’s family at
Pastor Ryan Horvath, his wife, Cheryl, North Fork CC, Pastor Marcus Hilter- New Life Center in Rancho Cordova, CA.
and their kids at Bethel A/G in Yreka, CA. brand and his wife, Dawn. Left to Right: Tyler, Alexia, Brian, myself,
Linda and Pastor Lance’s wife, Jennifer.
ITINERATING U.S. MISSIONARIES
Shane and Marty Couch
Jay and Dawn Van Sickle
http://agncn.givingfuel.com/egive
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Intercultural Ministries
Rev. Dennis & Lynda Conrad
Andrew Anane-Asane B-Day Celebration Stephen & Yolanda Raman Ministry Celebration Basil Hicks License Presentation
HeeSung Park Panel Cross-Generation Ministry Seminar Interaction John Withers
Inosi Batibasaga B-Day Celebration Pahulu Grandchildren at Memorial Soakai Apelé Installation
Ministry in Fiji with former South Pacific Bible College students
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Secretary-Treasurer
Dr. Jay Herndon
Join an Archeological Dig!
Jeremiah 7:12 "But go now to My place which was in Shiloh, where I set My name at the first, and see what I did to it
because of the wickedness of My people Israel.
This past summer Teri and I spent two weeks excavating the ancient city of Shiloh.
Teri and I have been on many tours of Israel. We’ve loved each one. But after a
few tours we began to say to ourselves, “There’s only so much you can learn
from a 30-minute visit to a site. Let’s pick one place and immerse ourselves in
that site.” So we signed up for a dig (this was our second).
Many of our ministers have expressed interest in our adventure. Some have
inquired about doing a dig themselves, so I thought I should write about our
experience. Shiloh is the first capital of the Israelite confederacy, from the time
of Joshua through Samuel. The city is located midway between Jerusalem and
Shechem. After its destruction by the Philistines (following the loss of the Ark)
the city was never fully resettled, nor has it been extensively excavated, mean-
ing that it is ideal for archeological discovery with no modern layers to dig
through and lots still to discover. Members of our team discovered many important artifacts, such as the following:
• Clay pomegranate tassels (the type of which were used in the tabernacle as decorations)
• Bronze spear-heads from the early Iron Age (time of Joshua)
• The corner of a four-horned altar
• Indisputable evidence of a biblical sacrificial system (right-side bones, Lev. 7:33)
• Thousands and thousands of pottery shards, stone vessels, and scarabs
More important than the discovery of “arti-facts” is the discovery of “regular-facts,” I’m referring to “history-facts.” Space
doesn’t permit me to write here about what we learned about the city itself—
of the ancient inhabitants and their culture/religion. Most archeological digs
are sponsored by a university of some sort, but this site was sponsored by
Associates for Biblical Research. ABR is a unique sponsor, in that it is a consor-
tium of Christian seminaries. When we arrived on-site, we were surprised to
see professors from AGTS and Evangel on the team. As it turns out, AGTS had
joined ABR just a few weeks prior! It was nice to be able to work and fellow-
ship with fellow believers, and to learn about Biblical archeology from a Bibli-
cal perspective! That’s rarer than you might think.
Our group stayed in a hotel in Jerusalem, just a few blocks from the old city.
Each day we’d board the bus at 5 AM and hear a devotional from one of the
leaders during our ride to the site. We’d work until 2PM and head back to the hotel to clean up, take a nap, and enjoy din-
ner. Twice a week we’d meet in the evening for a time of worship and an archeological lesson. Otherwise, evenings and
weekends were free. The cost included housing, breakfast and dinner at the hotel, and lunch on site.
If you are interested in looking into this possibility, here are some options: https://biblearchaeology.org/, https://
digshiloh.org, https://biblearchaeology.org/shiloh-excavations/50-the-shiloh-excavations/4340-the-shiloh-excavations-
videos and watch some videos about Shiloh and read about their dates for 2020.
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Legacy Honors
For Rev. John
Investing in
Rev. Smith
Lynn Clayton for Cassandra Hager Taniela Kaufusi for Joseph Uta Viliami Teu for Joseph Uta
Matt Clayton for Cassandra Hager Tottie Taito for Joseph Uta Elina Vaka for Joseph Uta
Michael Gondi for Cassandra Hager Gratiana Taylor for Cassandra Hager Tom Van Kempen II for Cassandra Hager
Bethany Legacy Scholarship
ELIGIBILITY
An eligible applicant must be:
•A high school senior, recent graduate, Application Includes:
or current college student under •Student’s contact information
the age of 30. •Student’s academic matriculation to date.
•A regular and active participant in an •GPA for previous two semesters
Assemblies of God congregation or •Student video and essay describing their involvement in A/G church or
Chi Alpha located in the NCN dis- Chi-Alpha. Maximum of 300 words describing why they are enrolling
trict. in their particular program, what their academic goal is, and how this
•Student must be pursuing undergrad- will help them fulfill what they perceive to be God’s call on their life.
uate education at a regionally ac- •Two References: one Assemblies of God minister and one educator.
credited or ABHE accredited col-
lege that is also legally affiliated
with the Assemblies of God.
•Student should be pursuing one of the
following majors:
- Pastoral Ministry
-Music
-Missions
-Education / Teaching
•Student should have at least a 3.0
GPA in their previous 2 semesters.
•Special consideration will be given to
students who are children of NCN
credential holders.
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Vital Information
District Ministers & Churches
Seeking Ministerial Recognition: Transferred In: New Pastors:
Aleman, Jaime L - rein lic Francis, John E III - NY Ceres, CA: Valley Christian Center of
Aleman, Ronald A - rein lic Francis, Melanie R - NY Ceres
Anglin, Andrew P - lic Luck, Jasmin R - So MO Reverend Christopher Henry
Azucena, Josue - lic General Council Affiliated
Bailey, Heather A - lic New Credentials:
Cornell, Kathryn A - lic Faiaipa'u, Darcy S - lic Citrus Heights, CA: Citrus Heights Assem-
Cox, Krislyn M - adv ord Collins, Michael J - lic bly of God
Crenshaw, Caleb N - adv ord Plasier, Tryphena J - lic Reverend Thomas Woods Jr
Evans, Constance R - lic Qualls, Debra A - lic General Council Affiliated
Fairbanks, Angela R - adv lic Raman, Yolanda R - lic
Gunter, Jennifer L - adv ord Hager, Cassandra R - lic Elk Grove, CA: Grace Community Church
Hagar, Larry W - adv lic Uta, Joseph V - lic A/G
Hankins, Antonio A - adv ord Reverend William Tanger
Hansen, Erik J - adv ord Change In Status: General Council Affiliated
Jensen, Chaunda - adv ord Reinstated:
Jines, Lisa D - adv ord Christensen, Cynthia L - lic Modesto, CA: One Church: Punjabi, Hindi
Leatherman, Ashley M - adv ord Thomas, W Allen - ord and English
Leatherman, David S - adv ord Reverend Frederick GM
Leatherman, Samuel W - adv ord Transferred Out: Parent Affiliated
Levy, Daniel J - adv ord Butrin, John D - CO Parent Church: One Church
Levy, Joy E - adv ord Elrod, Gerald A - OR
Lucero, Isaac A - cm Hill, Emily S - So TX North Fork, CA: Assembly of God
Manning , John P - adv ord Marsal, Jorge F - No TX Reverend Marcus Hilterbrand
Martin, Scott R - adv ord Mathews, William H - So CA District Council Affiliated
McGaffee, P David - adv ord Parker, Kevin R - OR Corporate Name Change:
McKenzie, Marlowe S - cm Qualls, Donny J - No TX
McLeod, Laura J - adv ord Qualls, Debra A - No TX Change In Status:
McLeod, Anthony B - adv ord Lathrop, CA: Light of the World Christian
Miller, Ryan J G - adv ord Resigned: Center
Neher, Charles R - adv ord Dismissed: District Affiliated to Parent Affiliated
Orndorf, Casey C - adv lic Lapsed: Parent Church: Light of the World Chris-
Philpott, Brandon R - adv ord Withdrew: tian Center
Pritchard, Sean M - lic
Ramos, Carlos A - rein lic Deceased Ministers or Spouses:
Reynolds, Linda G - adv ord Bramblitt, Robert E: Dublin, CA Church Information Changes:
Rogers, Tabreena M - adv ord 9/5/1930 - 10/22/2019; Ord/SR Hilmar, CA: Portuguese Assembly of
Rogers, Steven S - adv ord God
Rogers, Nehemiah J - adv ord Sheley, Daryl D: Sacramento, CA Mailing Address:
Rosas, Amancio - adv ord 4/18/1951- 10/9/2019; Ord/SR PO Box 178
Smith, Daniel R - adv ord Turlock, CA 95381
Stein, Richard J - rec ord Tejam, Eliezer T: Watsonville, CA General Council Affiliated
Topalu, Valentin P - adv ord 10/21/1957- 9/24/2019; Ord
Turrubiate, Claire - lic Sacramento, CA: Project Church A/G
Van Kempen, Trevor - adv ord Pahulu, Fauike T: Redwood City, CA Location & Mailing Address:
Woods, Thomas L - adv ord 2/27/1938- 10/16/2019; Ord 1200 2nd Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
New Churches: Closed Churches: General Council Affiliated
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Please contact your presbyter for further information
February
3 South San Joaquin – 6:00pm
6 Lassen-Plumas – 6:00pm
Presbyter – Paul Krob
Presbyter—Joel Armstrong
Lifetree A/G
Westwood Assembly of God
35849 Avenue 13 1/2
624 Ash St
Madera, CA 93636
Westwood, CA 96137
4 Central San Joaquin – 9:00am 7 Mt. Shasta – 6:00pm
Presbyter – Kyle Bethke Presbyter – Ken Frazier
One Church - Ripon The Gathering (Mount Shasta)
1043 S Acacia Ave 534 Everitt Memorial Hwy
Ripon, CA 95355 Mount Shasta CA 96067
4 North San Joaquin – 12:30pm
8 Redwood – 6:00pm
Presbyter – David Bliss
Presbyter – Willy Bowles
Place of Refuge
Lifehouse Eureka
486 Button Ave.
2734 Hubbard Ln
Manteca, CA 95336
Eureka, CA 95501
4 Gold Country – 6:00pm
10 Lake Mendocino – 12:00pm
Presbyter – Craig Andrus
Presbyter – Mike Suski
Valley Christian Center
Restoration House
2475 Silver Rapids at Berkesey
395 N Barnes St.
Valley Springs, CA 95252
Ukiah, CA 95482
5 Butte – 9:00am
10 North Bay – 6:00pm
Presbyter – Al Moody
Presbyter – Will Nelken
Calvary Christian Center A/G
Trinity Community Church
2620 Colusa Hwy
1675 Grand Ave.
Yuba City, CA 95993
San Rafael, CA 94901
5 Valley Ridge – 12:00pm
11 Foothill – 6:00pm
Presbyter – Jack Wright
Presbyter – Brian Johnson
River of Life Church Assembly of God
First Assembly of God
3210 Oro Dam Blvd E
4200 Grass Valley Hwy
Oroville, CA 95966
Auburn, CA 95602
5 Sacramento Valley – 6:00pm
Presbyter – David Blythe
High Point Assembly of God
625 Luther Rd
Red Bluff, CA 96080
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World Missionaries
Itinerating
Brown, Mark & Sarah Good, Mark & Dalene Matsunaga, Daniel & Kazune
Philippines France Asia Pacific
mark.brown@agmd.org 1938 Waverly St. Unit A 1942 Ajay Dr.
Napa, CA 94558 Roseville, CA 95678
Evans, Steve & Glenda marknday@gmail.com dhmats@gmail.com
Africa 692.596.9285 916.584.1929
c/o Mark Evans
PO BOX 892 Kirsch, Bill & July Smith, Henry & Ivonne
Bristow, OK 74010 Africa’s Hope LaƟn America
Steve.Evans@agmd.org 4020 N. Williams Pl 1925 Lindsay Dr.
918.361.8320 Springfield, MO 65803 Roseville, CA 95678
Bill.Kirsch@agmd.org hsmith56@gmail.com
417.860.7861 916.579.2994
Women’s Ministries
Rev. Debbie Heden
UPCOMING
SISTERHOODS
Gold Country Section
New Song Church
January 25th @10am
Contra Costa Section
The Bay Church
February 3rd @7pm
Lake Mendocino Section
Coast Christian Center
Fort Bragg
February 22nd @ 11am
10Men’s Ministries
Dr. Samuel M. Huddleston
OTHER REGIONAL EVENTS
Harvest Men’s Advance
hosted by Harvest Church
Elk Grove, CA // May 15-17
San Joaquin MAN UP Conference
hosted by San Joaquin Men’s Ministry
August 8
Men of Integrity Conference
hosted by Sunnyslope Christian Center
Hollister, CA // September 18-19
Silicon Valley MAN UP Conference
hosted by Mission City Church
Santa Clara, CA // October 10
From the NCN Men’s Ministries Team,
Happy New Year to you and your families!
May 2020 be your best year yet. Hope to
see you at our events.
-Dr Sam and the Men’s Ministries Team
Rev. Cal Swenson
11Church Ministries
Rev. Char Blair
KIDMIN LEAD IS COMING . . .
Kid’s Ministry is explod- launch a ministry to kids. Thank
you Pastor Sean for all the ex-
ing within the NCN District with
tra time you spend investing in
creativity and resourceful train-
others.
ing. Our KIDMIN advisory team
consists of veteran KIDMIN
Make sure you save the date...
leaders who bring a lot to the
March 7. Each year we offer
table. The team is: James Hall,
two trainings. Our spring train-
Sean Marshall, Eric and Tiffany
ing is KIDMIN LEAD which is all
Saathoff, Michele Turner, and
about growing as a KIDMIN
Brent Way. I am grateful for
leader and KIDMIN CREATE is
their time and investment into
our fall training that offers
our District. Pastor Sean is cur-
hands on, practical, creative
rently working with several of
ideas on how to grow your
our churches who are in differ-
ministry. We keep the cost
ent stages of ministry… He’s
minimal so you can bring your
consulting those who are need-
entire team. Lunch and materi-
ing to train volunteers, be more
als are included in the price.
creative in their approach, or
If you’re leading a ministry If you have not yet met our
specifically for girls or teen national Girl’s Ministries
girls, you won’t want to miss Director Lori Trail-Warning, I
this event. encourage you
The weekend to not miss this
is designed
“You won’t want opportunity.
for those to miss this She’s a breath
who lead girls
in ministry
event.” of fresh air and
has a heart to
not just for see girls lead
those who do Girl’s Ministry like Jesus in the church, in
(formerly Missionettes). We their homes, and someday in
are privileged to host this the marketplace.
conference and to welcome
the national leadership to
Register at ngm.ag.org/leaders/conference-training Northern California and Ne-
vada District.
12#YTHCON19
Thank you to all of you who attended
Youth Convention 2019. A big thank you to
Pastor Abe Daniel and his team at Trinity
Life Center of Sacramento for hosting over
1,400 students for two days. Dr. Samuel
Huddleston and Pastor Damien Giacchino
both brought timely words of encourage-
ment to our students and Zoro dropped
truth bombs throughout his entire inter-
view. It was amazing to see how young
people responded to each speaker in a
different way. Thank you also to all of the
youth pastors that trusted us and gave up
their weekend to bring their students and leaders. Our youth pastors are growing in their connections with one
another and their regional DYD’s. Watching the momentum of student ministries on the rise within our district is a
sight to behold. Please continue to pray for this generation.
STL QUARTERLY STRATEGY
January
Goal: Plan STL Strategies and group fundraisers
Fundraiser Idea: Superbowl Party – Chop Firewood
February— March— April
Goal: Have each student make personal goals during these months
Strategy: Have a “March Madness for Missions” STL emphasis.
Fundraiser Idea: Valentine’s day chocolate sales, Valentine’s day banquet,
March Madness for Missions.
Ongoing STL giving disciplines: Collect weekly offerings for STL, Show Missions Videos, Pick a project, teach on the
importance of tithes and offerings, add a $5 STL tax to each of your events.
If you have any questions about STL, please reach out to the Church Ministries Office.
13Rev. Eddie Rentz
We Need Disrupters in 2020
In his book, Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life, Richard Rohr writes, "Change is not what we expect
from religious people. They tend to love the past more than the present or the future." Yet disrupters are troubled by the
status quo and find themselves unable to continue in their usual way. They push fearlessly through the apathetic crowd of
comfort and ease in order to disrupt their world. All leaders at some point must choose to become a change agent, a dis-
rupter, or they face obsolescence.
The Word of God is filled with disrupters like Moses, Elijah, Daniel, and Paul. However, the greatest disrupter is Jesus
Christ! His life, message, and actions unsettled the status quo. In the NCN District, I know many disruptive leaders like An-
gelo and Analiza Austria at New Life Christian Center in Reno, Nevada. He spent a week living on the streets, built a com-
munity playground for inner-city, at-risk children, and outreaches for the marginalized in Reno. They are disrupters of the
status quo! John and Carey Gregg are disrupters at The Bay Church in Concord, California. Disruptive compassion has be-
come their DNA through ministries like Adopt-A-School, Clean Start - Laundry and Shower, Serve Day, Compassion Bags,
and Convoy of Hope Community Outreaches! These disrupters are starting a revolution of compassion!
I work with a disrupter, Hal Donaldson, whose passion has sparked a revolution of compassion and kindness to the poor,
hungry, marginalized, and those without Christ. His book, Disruptive Compassion--Becoming the Revolutionary You Were
Born to Be, he explains with convincing clarity the call to disruptive compassion.
Many other names and faces flood my mind of disrupters who have bravely confronted the status quo. Outreach, mis-
sions, and transformational leadership are their priorities against complacency.
Change is challenging, but not changing is catastrophic. As you look forward to 2020, what opportunities do you see to in-
terrupt the status quo? Perhaps it is time for you to be a disrupter. The world needs all of us to combat complacency and
contend for their future. Martin Luther said, "Like the early Christians, we must move into a sometimes hostile world
armed with the revolutionary gospel of Jesus Christ. With this powerful gospel, we shall boldly challenge the status
quo." Thank you for partnering with Convoy of Hope, a ministry committed to be a disruptive compassion ministry.
Angelo and Analiza Austria John and Carey Gregg
14If you have not submitted your 2020 credential renewal, you have until January 15th to renew with $50 in late fees ($25 to
General Council & $25 to District Council).
After the 15th your credential will lapse, and you will have to pay a $150 reinstatement fee. Your renewal will be placed on
hold if you owe more than 2 months of District tithes. For ministers carrying over a balance into the new year, there will be
a credential fee of $17.50 billed at a later date. General Council will also place your credential on hold if you are not com-
pletely paid up for the year with their office.
You can renew online here: https://ministerrenewal.ag.org/
The District will renew on your behalf if you are Senior Retired, a World Missionary, or Disabled and have not yet renewed.
Connection Announcement
2020 will be the final year of the printed connection. The Connection is posted on our website at http://agncn.org/
newsletterconnection. If you would like to receive the email notification when the new bi-monthly Connection is available,
please send your updated information to the DRC through https://agncn.regfox.com/minister-info or by calling
916.379.9600 ext. 1114
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