RECONCILING MINISTRIES NETWORK

2008 ANNUAL REPORT

 MISSION
Reconciling Ministries Network mobilizes United Methodists
of all sexual orientations and gender identities to transform
our Church and world into the full expression of Christ’s inclusive love.

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VISION

Reconciling Ministries Network envisions a renewed and vibrant Wesleyan movement

that is biblically and theologically centered in the full inclusion of all God’s children.
Reconciling Ministries Network is committed to making disciples of Jesus Christ for
the transformation of the world by living out the Gospel’s teaching of justice and inclusion.

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 questions and exploration were encour-

GREETINGS
aged—and homework was assigned!
And as an editor, writer, and educator, I work with words on a daily basis
For better part of 40 years, my life has
and know the power they carry, for good and for ill.
been shaped by three things: music, church, and words. And for the better
One way in which all those strains come together for me is that I tend
part of 40 years, those three strains have been tightly woven together. As a
to pay close attention to words, to make them a part of my internal song if
kid, I loved the 15 minutes of every Sunday school hour that was given over
they’re not already set to music and to help them stand alone if they are (i.e.,
to song in my small South Texas church each week and singing around the
without the melody, do these lyrics have resonance?), and I “hear” theological
campfire at summer camp in the Texas Hill Country seemed to me to be the
lessons in songs, essays, novels, and news reports that are not deliberately
perfect way to end the day.
inclined that way.
Church was a center point of our family’s life throughout my childhood and
An example: A new song by one of my favorite musical artists contains
youth, and finding a new church home was a priority each time I moved as an
the lyric, “When lies become the truth, I run to you.” That secular lyric had
adult. I was fortunate as a teenager to have a senior pastor who hosted what
immediate resonance for me when I first heard it last week and I found myself
was essentially a seminary education for those youth who were interested
reflecting on it.
in spending two hours every Wednesday evening for two years discussing
To whom do we run when lies become “the truth”? For 37 years our church
theology, doctrine, and ecclesial history in a setting where
has presented as truth the lie of incompatibility, that “the practice of homo-
sexuality is incompatible with Christian teaching.”

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 “We all belong to God. Keep
praying, loving and fighting for
the justice that is already yours in
Jesus Christ.” –Bishop Mel Talbert

We hear those words repeated at every
General Conference and at so many points between. And to that lie, ever-increasing
“Jesus loves me,
numbers are responding, in truth and with love, that all of God’s creation is of sacred
this I know,” and then invariably say as we
worth; that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and straight, we are all powerfully
finished the song, “And he loves you too, child. He loves you so
and permanently a part of God’s family; and that open hearts, open minds, and open
much.” And I carry the memory of Otheal Zorn, the tiny dynamo who for decades
doors must move beyond slogan to reality.
directed the children’s Sunday school program. Almost every Sunday for the eight or
Reconciling Ministries Network is a powerful truth in my journey and
so years I was under her charge, she led us in singing the words to her
my evolving relationship with a church that has nurtured, sustained,
favorite hymn, “Where he leads me I will follow / Where he leads
challenged, caressed, battered, and bruised. At General Confer-
me I will follow / Where he leads me I will follow / I’ll go with
ences and RMN Convocations, and through my service on the RMN
him, with him, all the way.”
board, I have made friends I still treasure and toil beside. From
When lies are presented as truth, I remember these truths:
that perspective, I have witnessed RMN speak truth powerfully,
Jesus loves me. Jesus loves you. And where he leads me, I can,
prophetically, joyously, and doggedly—across 25 years and more
I will, follow.
recently, through the unique Called to Witness campaign (see map,
I follow—and RMN journeys with me. This year we mark 25
pg. 8 ), with its 22 regional organizing trainings building to the power-
years of our reconciling journey and, truth be told, I can’t wait to celebrate
ful, faithful, faith-filled One Family Tree witness at General Conference 2008 in Fort
with my reconciling family at Estes Park in September!
Worth (see photos throughout).
I carry with me to this day the truth of two songs from my childhood in that small
South Texas church. I carry the memory of Pauline Miracle, a pillar of our church and
my godmother, who even after developing dementia that left her unable to remem- David Mauzy,
ber my name would hold my hand as we sang the words RMN Treasurer & Board Member

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Time and time again, we as a church continue
to discriminate against and exclude persons for
a variety of reasons, and every time we are wrong.
–Bishop Minerva Carcaño
Statements of Financial Position
December 31, 2008 and 2007
Assets 2008 2007
Current Assets
Cash 166,127 157,948
Pledges, grants & accounts receivable 73,553 64,600
Inventory 19,229 29,321
Prepaid expenses 3,715 4,389
Total Current Assets 262,624 256,258
Non-Current Assets
Property and equipment 9,707 14,950
Deposit 3,101 2,011
Assets restricted to use in affiliated programs
Cash 284,818 342,974
Investments 15,199
Total Non-Current Assets 297,626 375,134
Total Assets 560,250 631,392
R e c o nc i l i n g M i n i s t r i e s N e t w o r k
FINANCIALS
Liabilities 2008 2007
Current Liabilities
Accounts payable 5,132 1,572
Accrued payroll liabilities 65 987
Total Current Liabilities 5,197 2,559
Net Assets
Unrestricted net assets
Operating 265,235 265,660
Board designated 5,000 5,000
Total Unrestricted 270,235 270,660
Temporarily restricted net assets 284,818 358,173
Total Net Assets 555,053 628,833
Total Liabilities and Net Assets 560,250 631,392
“In my opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material
respects, the financial position of Reconciling Ministries Network in
conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United
States of America.” - William H. Tullio, C.P.A.
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 Statements of Activities
For the Years Ended December 31, 2008 and 2007
Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets 2008 2007
Earned Revenues
Merchandise sales 11,804 17,271
Convo 627 148,044
Other 3,202 2,490
Loss on sale of investments (29) (33)
Interest income 10,484 13,397
Total Earned Revenues 26,088 181,169
Grants and Contributions
Angel gifts 93,602 106,010
Other individual gifts 123,644 128,006
Grants 23,552 44,534
Total Grants and Contributions 240,798 278,550
Net Assets Released from Restrictions
Restrictions satisfied by payments 365,905 268,811
Total Net Assets Released from Restrictions
365,905 268,811
Total Unrestricted Support and Reclassifications
632,791 728,530
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Expenses 2008 2007
Programs
Reconciling ministries clergy 1,743 1,808
Mosaic 11,181 2,760
Parents reconciling network 13,329 16,744
Regional outreach 53,477 15,264
United Methodists Church of Color 511
Convo 148,287
National ecumenical programs 71,779 50,589
Cost of merchandise 18,852 7,741
General and administrative 457,612 330,778
Depreciation 5,243 5,615
Interest 159
Total Expenses 633,216 580,256
Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets (425) 148,274
Changes in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
Contributions 132,550 138,768
Grants 160,000 315,000
Net assets released from restrictions 365,905 268,811
Increase in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
(73,355) 184,957
Increase in Net Assets (73,780) 333,231
Net Assets - Beginning of Year 628,833 295,602
Net Assets - End of Year 555,053 628,833
Called to Witness
Reaching twenty-two strategic Annual Conferences (see map), this
fledgling program mobilized 501 grassroots volunteers. These volunteers
served as missionaries to their General Conference delegates, building
relationships, telling their personal stories, and urging delegates to vote
for full inclusion at the 2008 General Conference.

COMMUNITIES
“The delegate meeting was an invigorating experience. It felt wonderful to
be part of a well-organized group striving for human dignity in a cause that
will ultimately prevail.” (North Texas)
“The delegates are already strangely affected because they heard individual
stories ahead of time and shared their own stories. What an astounding
day it has been!” (Delaware)

Donations from Individuals and RCs

New RUMs in 2008 by Jurisdiction

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Alaska
Sitka UMC, Sitka
Arkansas
Arkansas Chapter, MFSA, Little Rock
Arizona
Asbury UMC, Phoenix
St. Francis in the Foothills, Tucson
California
Buena Vista UMC, Alameda
Albany UMC, Albany
Aptos Community UMC, Aptos
Epworth UMC, Berkeley
Trinity UMC, Berkeley
Wesley Foundation, University of California,
Berkeley
First UMC, Campbell
Trinity UMC, Chico
Claremont UMC, Claremont
Cal Aggie Christian Association,
University of California, Davis
Davis UMC, Davis
El Cerrito UMC, El Cerrito
Elk Grove UMC, Elk Grove
Fair Oaks UMC, Fair Oaks
Wesley UMC, Fresno
Wesley Foundation, University of California,
Santa Barbara, Goleta
Hollywood UMC, Hollywood
First UMC, Loomis
California-Pacific Reconciling Ministries,
Los Angeles
United Campus Ministries, University of
Southern California, Los Angeles
United University Church, Los Angeles
Wesley Foundation, UCLA, Los Angeles
Wilshire UMC, Los Angeles
Los Gatos UMC, Los Gatos
Malibu UMC, Malibu
Martinez UMC, Martinez
Sunnyhills UMC, Milpitas
Morgan Hill UMC, Morgan Hill
Toluca Lake UMC, North Hollywood
First UMC, Napa
New Community UMC, Oakhurst
Lake Merritt UMC, Oakland
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Bloom in the Desert Ministries, Palm Springs
First UMC, Palo Alto
St. Andrew’s UMC, Palo Alto
St. Paul’s UMC, Redondo Beach
Easter Hill UMC, Richmond
First UMC, Point Richmond
United Campus Ministries,
University of California, Riverside
Sophia Circle, UMW, Sacramento
St. Andrew’s UMC, Sacramento
St. Mark’s UMC, Sacramento
Pacific Beach UMC, San Diego
Bethany UMC, San Francisco
Calvary UMC, San Francisco
Glide Memorial UMC, San Francisco
Hamilton UMC, San Francisco
Mary Elizabeth Inn, San Francisco
Pine UMC, San Francisco
UM Mission, San Francisco
Temple UMC, San Francisco
Almaden Hills UMC, San Jose
Alum Rock UMC, San Jose
St. Paul’s UMC, San Jose
First UMC, San Rafael
FEAST: United Campus Christian Ministry,
Santa Cruz
First UMC, Santa Cruz
Grace UMC, Santa Cruz
Church in Ocean Park, Santa Monica
Christ Church UM, Santa Rosa
Sebastopol UMC, Sebastopol
Central UMC, Stockton
St. Mark’s UMC, Stockton
St. Paul’s UMC, Vacaville
Fellowship UMC, Vallejo
Crescent Heights UMC, West Hollywood
California-Nevada Conference,
West Sacramento
Walnut Creek UMC, Walnut Creek
Colorado
Arvada UMC, Arvada
Mountain View Community
Church, Aurora
First UMC, Boulder
Wesley Foundation, University of Colorado, Iowa
Boulder Collegiate UMC, Ames
Cameron UMC, Denver Wesley Foundation, Collegiate UMC, Ames
Christ Church UMC, Denver Clinton-Camanche Subgroup, Iowa Chapter,
St. Paul’s UMC, Denver MFSA, Camanche
Warren UMC, Denver St. Timothys UMC, Cedar Falls
Wesley Foundation, University Park UMC, Faith UMC, Cedar Rapids
Denver Grace UMC, Des Moines
Trinity UMC, Des Moines
Connecticut
Student Community, Wesley Foundation,
Mary Taylor Memorial UMC, Milford
University of Iowa, Iowa City
First & Summerfield UMC, New Haven
Inquirers Class, Grace UMC, Sioux City
Niantic Community Church, Niantic
Uncasville UMC Idaho
District of Columbia UM Students, Boise State University, Boise
B-WARM: Baltimore Washington Area
Illinois
Reconciling Ministries
First UMC, Arlington Heights
Capitol Hill UMC
UM Student Fellowship, Illinois Wesleyan
Christ UMC
University, Bloomington
Dumbarton UMC
Agape House, University of Illinois, Chicago
Foundry UMC
Berry Memorial UMC, Chicago
Metropolitan Memorial UMC
Broadway UMC, Chicago
St. Luke’s UMC, Washington
Church of the Three Crosses, Chicago
UM Student Fellowship, American University
Edison Park UMC, Chicago
Wesley Foundation, Howard University
Epworth UMC, Chicago
Delaware First UMC - Chicago Temple, Chicago
Grace For All, Wilmington Grace UMC, Chicago
Wesley Foundation, Newark Holy Covenant UMC, Chicago
Epworth UMC, Rehoboth Beach Irving Park UMC, Chicago
New Hope UMC, Chicago
Florida
Northern Illinois Conference, Chicago
Grace UMC, Lake Mary
United Church of Rogers Park, Chicago
St. Johns on the Lake UMC, Miami Beach
United Campus Ministries, De Kalb
Georgia First UMC, Downers Grove
Trinity UMC, Atlanta Hemenway UMC, Evanston
Koinonia Class, Sharp Memorial UMC, University Christian Ministry,
Young Harris Northwestern University, Evanston
Koinonia SS Class, Young Harris Hazel Crest Community UMC, Hazel Crest
Wesley UMC, Naperville
Hawaii
Trinity UMC, Pearl City
Euclid Avenue UMC, Oak Park
RUMI: Reconciling Uniting Ministries
of Illinois, Peoria
Winfield UMC, Winfield
Indiana
Nomads SS Class, St. Mark’s UMC,
Bloomington
The Open and Affirming Group, First UMC,
Bloomington
RM Community - South Indiana Conference,
Bloomington
Gobin Memorial UMC, Greencastle
Friends of Thomas, Epworth UMC,
Indianapolis
Central UMC, South Bend
Kansas
Keystone SS Class, Trinity UMC, Kansas City
First UMC, Lawrence
UM Campus Ministry, University of Kansas,
Lawrence
Viceroy, College Hill UMC, Wichita
Kentucky
Progressive United Methodists, Louisville
Louisiana
St. Mark’s UMC, New Orleans
Massachusetts
St. Matthew’s UMC, Acton
Ballardvale United Church, Andover
Calvary Church, Arlington
South Athol UMC, Athol
United Parish of Auburndale
Union UMC, Boston
United Parish in Brookline, Brookline
Harvard-Epworth UMC, Cambridge
Holy Trinity UMC, Danvers
Lexington UMC, Lexington
St. Stephen’s UMC, Marblehead
Marshfield UMC, Marshfield
People’s UMC, Newburyport
Osterville UMC, Osterville
East Saugus UMC, Saugus
UMC of Holyoke, S. Hadley/Granby
Sudbury UMC
Cambridge Welcoming Ministries,
West Somerville
College Avenue UMC, W. Sommerville
Mittineague UMC, W. Springfield
First UMC, Williamstown
Maryland
Bethesda UMC, Baltimore
St. John’s UMC, Baltimore City
Wesley Foundation, University of Maryland,
College Park
Christ UMC, Columbia
St. John UM/Presbyterian Church, Columbia
Maine
UMC of Auburn, Auburn
John Street UMC, Camden
Reconciling Ministries Committee,
New England AC
Riverside UMC, Parsonfield
Brackett Memorial UMC, Peaks Island
UMC of York-Ogunquit, York
Michigan
First UMC, Ann Arbor
Wesley Foundation, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor
Central UMC, Detroit
First UMC, Kalamazoo
Wesley Foundation, Central MI University,
Mt. Pleasant
DRUM: Dedicated RUMs, Northville
Chapel Hill UMC, Portage
West Michigan RUMs, Traverse City
Williamston UMC, Williamston
Minnesota
First UMC, Duluth
Eden Prairie UMC, Eden Prairie
Good Samaritan UMC, Edina
Excelsior UMC, Excelsior
Spirit of Hope UMC, Golden Valley
Centenary UMC, Mankato
Edgewater Emmanuel UMC, Minneapolis
R e c o nc i l i n g M i n i s t r i e s N e t w o r k
Hennepin Avenue UMC, Minneapolis Lebanon UMC
Joyce UMC, Minneapolis
New Jersey
Minnehaha UMC, Minneapolis
Rutherford UMC, Rutherford
Prospect Park UMC, Saint Paul
Richfield UMC, Minneapolis Nevada
Walker Community UMC, Minneapolis First UMC, Reno
Wesley UMC, Minneapolis
New York
Onamia UMC, Onamia
Centenary-Chenango Street UMC,
Hamline UMC, St. Paul
Binghamton
Peace UMC, Shoreview
Tabernacle UMC, Binghamton
Missouri Kings HIghway UMC, Brooklyn
Epworth Roanoke UMC, Kansas City MIND: Methodists in New Directions,
Kairos UMC, Kansas City Brooklyn
Trinity UMC, Kansas City Park Slope UMC, Brooklyn
St. John’s UMC, Saint Louis Canton UMC, Canton
Centenary UMC, St. Louis Craryville UMC, Craryville
Lafayette Park UMC, St. Louis St. Paul’s UMC, Ithaca
Christ Church UM, New Rochelle
Montana
Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew, NY
Voice for Reconciling Ministries, Great Falls
NY Conference, UMC, NY
North Carolina UMC of the Village, New York
APACT, Davidson UMC, Davidson UM Campus Ministry,
Calvary UMC, Durham Columbia University, NY
RUMNC: Reconciling United Methodists of First UMC, Oneonta
North Carolina, Durham Plattsburgh UMC
Sanctuary UMC At Lakewood, Durham Troy Annual Conference, Sarasota Springs
Wesley-Luther Campus Ministry, UNCG, Saratoga Springs UMC
Greensboro First UMC, Schenectady
UMC of Sea Cliff, Sea Cliff
Nebraska
Grace UMC, Ridgebury
NSWRM: Nebraska Statewide Reconciling
Community UMC, Slingerlands
Network, Grand Island
Asbury UMC, Tuckahoe
Open Hearts Reconciling Community,
Memorial UMC, White Plains
Grand Island
AWE: Affirming and Welcoming Everybody, Ohio
Lincoln United Campus Ministries, Ohio University,
RUMOLA: Reconciling UMs in the Lincoln Athens
Area, Lincoln Clifton UMC, Cincinnati
First UMC, Omaha Church of the Redeemer, Cleveland Heights
First UMC, Cleveland
New Hampshire
Wesley UMC, Concord
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Simpson UMC, Cleveland
East Ohio Reconciling Ministries,
Cleveland Heights
Broad Street UMC, Columbus
Hilltonia UMC, Columbus
King Avenue UMC, Columbus
Maynard Avenue UMC, Columbus
New Horizons UMC, Columbus
North Broadway UMC, Columbus
Servant Leadership School of Central Ohio
Summit UMC, Columbus
First UMC, Dayton
St. Paul UMC, Dayton
Gay Straight Alliance, MTSO, Delaware
Cove UMC, Lakewood
Justice and Witness Society,
North Olmsted UMC
Central UMC, Toledo
Oklahoma
Challenges and Choices Class,
St. Stephens UMC, Norman
St. Stephen’s UMC, Norman
Epworth UMC, Oklahoma City
Oregon
First UMC, Ashland
First UMC, Corvallis
First UMC, Eugene
Wesley Foundation, Eugene
Junction City UMC, Junction City
First UMC, Portland
Metanoia Peace Community UMC, Portland
Oregon-Idaho Conference, Portland
University Park UMC, Portland
Vermont Hills UMC, Portland
Morningside UMC, Salem
OI RUMs: Oregon-Idaho Reconciling UMs,
Salem
Pennsylvania
Drexel Hill UMC, Drexel Hill
Beaver Memorial UMC, Lewisburgh
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Arch Street UMC, Philadelphia Guilders Circle, UM Women,
Asbury Protestant Ministry, Drexel University, University UMC, Austin
Philadelphia Koinonia SS Class, First UMC, Austin
Calvary UMC, Philadelphia Open Door Class, First UMC, Austin
Chestnut Hill UMC, Philadelphia Soiree Circle of UMW, University UMC, Austin
First UMC, Germantown Something More SS Class,
RUMs of Eastern PA, Philadelphia University UMC, Austin
Community of Reconciliation, Pittsburgh South Austin Homegroup,
Swarthmore UMC, Swarthmore University UMC, Austin
Trinity UMC, Austin
Rhode Island
Women’s Issues SS Class,
Greene Community Church, Hope
University UMC, Austin
Mathewson Street UMC, Providence
Advocates for Justice and Peace,
South Carolina Holy Covenant UMC, Carrollton
Grace Sunday School Class, The Labyrinth Community,
Washington St UMC, Columbia Holy Covenant UMC, Carrollton
Covenant SS Class, First UMC, Dallas
South Dakota
Grace UMC, Dallas
First UMC, Vermillion
Northaven UMC, Dallas
University of South Dakota/CoffeeLoft.org,
Chrysalis Class, First UMC, Georgetown
Vermillion
Word, World and Worship Class,
Tennessee First UMC, Georgetown
Christian Educators Fellowship, Nashville Bering Memorial UMC, Houston
Edgehill UMC, Nashville Breaking the Silence, Texas AC, Huntsville
Hobson UMC, Nashville St. John’s UMC, Lubbock
NARM: Nashville Area Reconciling Ministry St. Stephen UMC, Mesquite
Reconciling Journey Class, West End UMC, Expand the Circle, Round Rock
Nashville Sine Nomine Class, Travis Park UMC,
Wesley Foundation, Vanderbilt University, San Antonio
Nashville Travis Park UMC, San Antonio
Texas Utah
Adelphi Class, First UMC, Austin Life & Times SS Class, Christ UMC,
Companions Class, St. John’s UMC, Austin Salt Lake City
Couples Plus Class at University UMC, Austin
Virginia
Downtowners SS Class, First UMC, Austin
VRUMs: Virginia Reconciling
Epiphany Class, First UMC, Austin
United Methodists, Richmond
The Explorers SS Class, University UMC, Austin
Genesis Class, First UMC - Austin Vermont
The Gospel in 21st Language Class, Rutland UMC, Rutland
University UMC, Austin Williston Federated Church, Williston
Greater Rosedale Homeroom Group,
Washington
University UMC, Austin
First UMC, Bellevue
Des Moines UMC, Des Moines
First UMC, Ellensburg
Hoquiam UMC, Hoquiam
Langley UMC, Langley
Longview UMC, Longview
The Common Ministry, Washington State
University, Pullman
Magnolia UMC, Seattle
Ravenna UMC, Seattle
Tibbetts UMC, Seattle
Trinity UMC, Seattle
University Temple UMC, Seattle
Wallingford UMC, Seattle
Wesley Club, University of Washington,
Seattle
Woodland Park UMC, Seattle
Central UMC, Sedro Woolley
First UMC, Tacoma
PNW-RMN: Pacific Northwest Reconciling
Ministries Network, Vancouver
UM Student Fellowship, University of
Puget Sound, Tacoma
Vancouver Heights UMC, Vancouver
Church & Society Committee,
Bear Creek UMC, Woodinville
Wisconsin
Delavan UMC, Delavan
Franksville UMC, Franksville
Bethany UMC, Madison
Trinity UMC, Madison
University UMC, Madison
Wesley Foundation, University of Wisconsin,
Madison
Wesley UMC, Sheboygan
Wisconsin Annual Conference, Sun Prairie
The Church & Society Team,
Whitefish Bay UMC, Whitefish Bay
The Kairos Class Meeting,
Whitefish Bay UMC, Whitefish Bay
The Library Guild,
Whitefish Bay UMC, Whitefish Bay
The Sunday Morning Dialogue Class,
Whitefish Bay UMC, Whitefish Bay
West Virginia
Asbury UMC, Charleston
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HN A TI ON
ATION
AL RECONCILING CONVOC
United Methodists from around the world, representing a diversity of sexual orientations & gender identities,
races, ages, classes, and abilities, called to be disciples of Jesus Christ and boldly proclaiming God’ s justice and joy.

of t h e Ro c k i e s
YMCA Colorado
Estes Park, C 2009
S e pte m b e r 4 - 7 ,

More details and registration at: www.rmnetwork.org/convo2009.asp

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Helen Andrew
Rachel Birkhahn-Rommelfanger
Vincent Cervantes
Rev. Daniel Diss
Lawrence T. Duncan
Rev. Duane A. Ewers
Elizabeth A. Fimbres
Will E. Green
Will J. Green
Esther Villarreal Houser
David Mauzy
Rev. David Meredith
Dr. Randall Miller
Rev. Holland Morgan
Rev. Joshua M. Noblitt
Rev. Diane Nunnelee
Rev. John Oda
Elizabeth Okayama
Rev. Dr. Karen Oliveto
Rosario Quiñones
Rev. Bruce Robbins
Rev. Dr. Martha Scott
Sally Sparks Communication/Technology Manager
Rev. Dr. Derrick Spiva
Monica L. Swink
Joy T. Watts
Ralph Williams
Christina L. Wright
LEGAL COUNSEL
Jennifer Soule
R M N S TA F F
Meg Carey Audrey Krumbach, M.Div.
Business Manager Field Organizer
Antony Hebblethwaite Susan Laurie, M.Div.
Outreach Coordinator
Sarah Howery Candie ODell
Admin & Donor Relations Associate Seminary Intern
Rev. Troy Plummer
Executive Director