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Kentucky
Connections
Kentucky Church of God State Executive Offices
2021 SPRING Issue #11
The rains came down and the floods rose up
Kentucky Flood Relief Update
As of April 14, 2021, $36,080.57 in flood relief offerings have been received in the
State Office from 55 local churches and individuals. To date there has been
$33,800.00 disbursed to the nine churches affected by the devastating floods in late
February and early March.
Special thanks to our pastors and local churches for their generous
response!
From My Heart
Charles E. Fischer Birthrights and Blessings
Administrative Bishop
The book of Genesis is filled with sibling Success that is seen on the outside, must
rivalries. Cain and Abel. Isaac and Ishmael. flow from an enduring sense of inner
Joseph and his brothers. Then there is wholeness in the soul. If a minister isn’t
Jacob and Esau. At the peak of their healthy in the secret places of his heart, the
contentions, Esau says to his father Jacob weight of ministry responsibilities will cause
“He took my birthright, and now he’s taken his/her life to implode. Gifts and talents
my blessing (Gen, 26:36)!” must rest on the foundation of inner health
in your soul.
Birthright speaks to the inheritance of land,
buildings and monetary assets. Blessing Ministry that only tickles ears and stirs
speaks more to the intangibles of approval emotions falls short of the blessing of
and unconditional love. All the stuff you lasting transformation. Too much fast food
accumulate in the former is empty and and not enough healthy meals leads to a
meaningless, without the priceless gift sick body. The same principle applies to a
found only in the latter. person’s soul and spirit. Christians need a
healthy diet of the whole Word of God,
All too often broken people are missing instruction in the spiritual intimacy of
genuine blessings because they are busy personal prayer and worship, and the
chasing birthrights. Many pastors and application of both in their everyday lives.
ministers lead frustrating lives because they
think success in ministry is merely about Only blessed people can bless others. It is
increasing attendance and finances or simple. You can’t pass on to others what
building new buildings. They think this you have not experienced. The beauty of
makes them look good to their peers and the gospel is that Jesus came to heal and
those over them in the Lord, yet in the end, redeem us from the inside out. You may
their sense of entitlement leaves them void not have received it from your family of
of the blessing of unconditional love. I origin, but your heavenly Father offers it to
think Esau would tell us that the blessing is you through the unconditional love of Jesus
to be cherished above the birthright. In 49 for you. As you let him sow the blessing of
years of ministry, I’ve learned three His love in you, that love will flow out of you
important lessons about birthrights and to enrich all of those to which you minister.
blessings.
Edinburgh, Scotland - Reclaiming the Cornerstone
Project # 102-9516
Cash Promises
200,000.00
Thank you for your
giving to Reclaiming the
Total
Cornerstone! $135,255.01 Promises and Cash
$34,670.00
Outstanding
Promises
100,000.00
$100,585.01
Cash
0.00
As of April 14, 2021
Second Mile Ministries
Income Expense
Second Mile Ministries provides $70,000.00
emergency assistance to pastors and $66,564.99
churches in need in Kentucky. Local $56,000.00
churches are encouraged to give their
$42,000.00
people opportunities to give to this
ministry. Pastors, thank you for making $28,000.00 $33,481.10
Second Mile a priority!
$14,000.00
$0.00
I
Sep. 1, 2020 - April 7, 2021
Connect 4 DID YOU KNOW? Please pray one for another. Our pastors especially have been under an extra heavy load during the COVID Crisis. If you would like to participate in our weekly prayer call at 6:30 AM on Thursdays, contact David Douglas 859-771-8602 to receive weekly connection notices. Please join with me and Alice praying for our Refreshing Campmeeting, June 7-11, 2021. This will be our first state wide gathering in 16 months. It will be more special than ever! Alice and I have visited/ministered in 138 of our local churches so far. 465 pastors and ministers have connected on our Kentucky Church of God Pastors and Ministers FaceBook page. If you haven’t, you should. The Paintsville, Calvary Church of God has experienced a 10-20% increase in attendance during the COVID Crisis. There are currently 13 people finishing up MIP and 18 moving toward completing CAMS. Paul Woosley and his family launched The Well Church of God plant in Alexandria in October 2020. COVID has made this a challenge. They have a core group attendance of 35-40. They had a good Easter service and have established a good online presence. September, 2020 - February, 2021 saw 924 people saved, 538 restored, 155 sanctified, 105 filled with The Holy Spirit and 424 water baptisms through our local churches.
Upcoming Events
Help Wanted!
State Campground Projects
Any days between now and Refreshing Campmeeting, we could use some help getting our buildings and grounds
ready. Please contact Steve Jordan @ 859-533-7300 to let him know if you, or folks from your church can help.
Room is available to stay on the grounds and lunch will be provided. Flower beds need to be planted and mulched as
well as limb and tree clean up. Inside there is a need for cleaning and set-up for the Refreshing services.
May 13-15, 2021 has been designated as Campground Work Days, however any help between now and camp
meeting will be much appreciated!
Cave City MWOA Project
Our local church at Cave City is in desperate need of significant repairs. Our Men and Women of Action Team will
be working there April 27-May1, 2021. We could especially use two electricians, two skilled carpenters and an
experienced siding person. General laborers are also needed. Please contact KYMWOA Coordinator, Bill Harrison
@ 859-248-5529.
Thank You For Your Help!!
Kentucky
Alice Fischer
Women’s Ministries Director,
Kentucky
Women’s Ministries Update
Women’s Ministries Awards
Thank you so much for supporting Women With A Mission, Covenant Sisters and The Home for Children
with your generous gifts and offerings! You truly have generous hearts and are such a blessing to these worthy
ministries! In the past we have given a plaque to each church who raised the most money for each of these
ministries. To better honor our churches for their giving and to recognize the pastor’s wives at these churches,
we have made some changes to our awards. First of all, we have dedicated a wall in the foyer of the
tabernacle to Kentucky Women’s Ministries and have mounted 3 perpetual plaques that will honor the winners
and runners-up in each category for these ministries. Secondly, each church winner and runner-up will receive
a beautiful certificate commemorating their receipt of this award. Finally, the pastor’s wife from each of these
churches will receive a monetary gift to thank her for her leadership in giving to these worthy ministries.
Only monies received in the State Office by May 19, 2021 will count toward this year’s awards.
Refreshing 2021 Women’s Service
Friday, June 11, 2021 at 10:30 AM will be our Women’s Ministries Service during our Refreshing 2021
Campmeeting. We will be honoring the award winners from 2020 and 2021 at the beginning of the service.
This year I have invited Deena Querry, Co-Lead Pastor at the Living Waters Church of God in Fountain Valley,
CA, to be our speaker. Deena will be sharing her testimony of God’s grace and healing after being diagnosed
with a brain tumor.
Reporting
As we are beginning a new reporting year for Women’s Ministries, I wanted to encourage all of our churches to
make a fresh effort to send in your Women’s Ministries Quarterly Reports. This past year has been rough on all
our churches. Our meetings and services have undergone major changes. Now that we are headed closer to
normal, it’s time to renew our efforts for Women’s Ministries in our local churches.
Empowered Women’s Conference 2022
Mark your calendars for March 25-26, 2022!! Empowered by Grace is the theme for next year’s conference
and it will be held here at our Kentucky Church of God Campground and Conference Center. We have lined up
special guests and activities and plan to make this a huge celebration of God’s grace in our lives and of the
women of Kentucky coming together again! You won’t want to miss this, so start planning now!
Thank you for all you do for Women’s Ministries in your local church and for your support for Women’s
Ministries in Kentucky. God is doing some great things in us and through us! I look forward to what God has
in store for the future!
-Alice Fischer
Story of Hope
Below is a letter written by a survivor to House of Cherith.
“My life before House of Cherith was dark and hopeless. I had got to a
point where I literally could not see a future. I had completely given
up on myself mentally, physically, and spiritually. I was completely
broken. I had lost my faith and hope. I battled with an addiction to
meth for eight years where during that time I lost everything that was
important to me and worth living for. I was a mom with two beautiful
daughters, I was a nurse with the best bedside manner and I had a
family that was proud of me. Then one by one and little by little I lost
all of that to where eventually I became homeless and somehow ended
up being prostituted out to at multiple locations. I would meet
someone thinking I was going to do legal work. I ended up getting
prostituted out for drugs, alcohol and money that they kept so I would
try somewhere else and it would happen again. Eventually, after being
homeless for some time, it was cold outside and I broke into a
building. I got arrested for burglary. I told my lawyer about being
prostituted and the judge ordered me to complete the terms of Out of
Darkness. Out of Darkness chose House a Cherith for me. House of
Cherith has changed many things for me. The biggest change is that it
has given me back my faith and hope to where I can actually see a
future. I have grown spiritually from the way the program is set up.
We are allowed and blessed with space, food, clothes, and the time to
heal. And the time that is given to us we are staying focused on God
which is our foundation and around that is classes where we can
learn, process and are given versatile tools to enable us to heal from
our trauma. I have also learned how to simply socialize again through
team building.”
-A
YOUTH &
D I S CIP LESHIP Rick and Cindy Shelby
Youth & Discipleship
Director
Ministerial Development
Mark Knight
Ministerial Development Director
MIP is gearing up for its last seminar and graduation in May. The class is excited
about our trip to Cleveland, Barney Creek, Field of the Woods and other Church of
God historical sites. We will also have a cookout at Bishop Fischer's house in
Cleveland, TN. We want to thank Bishop Charles and First Lady Alice Fischer for
providing this amazing time for us.
If you have not applied for MIP’s fall class you need to do so now. It will begin in
September.
If you are interested in being a part of the CAMS and MIP 2021 Fall sessions, please call Kim Arnold at the State
Office, 859-252-1793.
MINISTERIAL ADVANCEMENT PASTORAL APPOINTMENTS
Exhorter
Charles M. Matlock, October 27, 2020 Warfield
Collin Wesley Williams, January 25, 2021 Robert May, March 31, 2021
Samuel Jacob Moore, January 25, 2021
Terrell Smith, March 9, 2021
Ordained Minister Condolences
Ryan Himes, January 25, 2021
Michelle Guy, March 24, 2021
Rev. Kenneth Gore, March 23, 2021
Ordained Bishop
Matthew Ray Craft, March 17, 2021 Bishop Lawrence Durham, April 12, 2021
Luke Bess, April 1, 2021Refreshing!
Monday 6:45 PM
Speaker
Memorial Service Bishop Anthony Pelt
Administrative Bishop
Florida, Cocoa
Campmeeting Tuesday 6:45 PM
June 7-11, 2021 Ministerial Development
Speaker
Bishop Anthony Pelt
Kentucky Church of God
Campground
and Ordination Administrative Bishop
Florida, Cocoa
Daily Schedule
8:45 AM - Continental Breakfast
Wednesday 6:45 PM
For Ministers and Spouses Speaker
9:15-
Missions and Bishop Anthony Pelt
10:15 AM - Heart to Heart Sessions, Church Planting Administrative Bishop
Florida, Cocoa
For Ministers and Spouses
Pastors Kevin & Deena
Thursday
Querry, Fountain Valley
Church of God 6:45 PM
Fountain Valley, CA
Speaker
10:30 AM - Bible Study, Heritage Dr. David Ramirez
Third Asst. General Overseer
Bishop Tommy Powell Cleveland, TN
Administrative Bishop,
Missouri Church of God
Friday Special Women’s Service Friday 6:45 PM
Speaker
6:45 PM - Pre-Service Prayer at the Altar
Youth Bishop Shea Hughes
Youth activity to follow Administrative Bishop
service Phoenix, AZ
7:00 PM - Evening WorshipKentucky Ministers and Spouses Retreat
August 26-28, 2021
✴ Limited to the first 100 who
register
✴ Focus on fun and fellowship
✴ Optional river boat ride and
Just Us
tour of the historic village Psalm 61:1-4
✴ Friday Afternoon will be free
time
✴ $499 per couple
✴ $399 per single
✴ price includes two nights
lodging, opening dinner and Guest Facilitators
Pastor Kelvin & Debbie Page
two breakfasts. Westmore Church of God
shakervillageky.org
3501 Lexington Road, Harrodsburg KY 40330
Registration Form
Name___________________________________________________________________________
Address_______________________________City___________________State_____Zip_______
Email_______________________________________________Cell Phone___________________
Choose Room Type: ______Single _____Married Couple
Do you require a first floor room? __________
Payment
Single is $399 and a married couple is $499. If you are not paying in full in advance, a
minimum deposit of $100 is required. You can register and pay by credit card online at
kycog.net, or you may pay by cash or check. Checks should be made payable to
Church of God and mailed with the registration form to Church of God State Office, 3500 Versailles Rd,
Lexington, KY 40510.
Please Note: All funds will be non-refundable after August 1, but they will be transferable to another
single person or married couple.Statistics
Average for November 1, 2020 - January 31, 2021
Church and Pastor Tithes On Campus Off Campus Worship Second Mile
Abundant Life Full Gospel, Donnie Wheeler 1,700.33 0 0 15 0
Alexandria, Jamey Horton 4,690.37 0 0 48 0
Ashland-Gateway, JW Dunbar 10,731.23 118 0 162 0
Ashland-Glory Bound, Robert Ratcliff 4,366.67 3 0 12 0
Barbourville, Sylvester Dunn 10,960.33 33 0 72 2,500.00
Bardstown, Edwin Lainhart 21,801.22 53 0 80 200
Beattyville, Floyd L Johns 1,850.18 13 0 17 30
Beaver Dam Covenant Community, James Crump 3,739.12 5 0 40 0
Benton-Sanctuary, Albert Gaboriault 2,011.52 25 13 50 0
Berea, Stephen Hobbs 16,645.10 16 0 117 60
Bernard Ridge, Lindsey Cornett 38,001.80 105 0 72 240
Betsy Layne-New Day Anointing, Michael Stevens 1,423.33 13 0 19 0
Biggs, Steve Byers 1,228.33 10 0 9 0
Bloomfield, Judy Wilson 2,982.67 15 0 21 0
Boons Camp, Harold Dorsey Fields 2,427.50 0 0 0 20
Bowling Green-North, Stephen Oliver 8,892.03 0 0 40 75
Brandenburg, Luke Bess 2,411.00 17 0 24 0
Brodhead-West, Terry Orcutt 275.25 7 0 7 0
Burgin, Donnie Irvin 3,371.00 47 0 31 75
Burning Springs, James Harris 1,891.33 130 0 138 60
Burnside-Community Harvest, Larry Perkins 4,853.63 0 0 0 0
Burnwell, Christopher Birchwell N/R 0 0 0 0
Catlettsburg Harvest, Howard Wirzfeld 12,965.23 168 0 111 0
Catlettsburg-Vineyard, Jason Crum 2,005.50 19 0 47 0
Cave City, Telenia Miller 1,266.67 0 0 10 0
Cawood-New Covenant Community, John Carter III 14,213.75 107 0 140 0
Central City, Brian Davis 8,484.00 16 0 27 0
Christopher, Stephen Charles 1,576.03 0 0 0 0
Clay City-Mtn Parkway, Dale Payne 7,200.00 21 0 41 0
Closplint, Frank Howard 2,186.98 50 0 31 0
Cold Spring-Orchard Terrace, Christopher Combs 3,281.33 13 1 29 0
Cold Spring-Sounds of Victory, Joyce Charles N/R 0 0 0 0
Columbia, Alva Conover 3,915.33 92 0 57 0
Combs, Roy Johnson 954.67 12 0 16 0
Coneva, Carolyn Sue Stacy 5,064.90 0 0 7 25
Conway-Tabernacle, Cleveland Williams 1,976.67 0 0 35 0
Corbin-East Side, Randall Lee 5,470.42 51 0 76 0
Corbin-Freedom Point, Sean Disney 28,171.56 68 4 151 60
Corbin-New Hope Ministries, Michael Addison 40,026.07 121 0 209 0
Corbin-Parkway, Mark Hisle 28,780.56 55 0 122 40
Couchs Fork, Paul Napier 6,523.33 27 0 28 30Church and Pastor Tithes On Campus Off Campus Worship Second Mile Covington-11th & Banklick, Norman Rice 4,232.00 29 0 20 0 Crab Orchard, Stephen VanHook 4,314.00 29 16 38 0 Crab Orchard-Community Worship, Jeffrey Warren 715.5 0 0 17 0 Crescent Springs, Michael Brantley 19,659.86 7 88 42 75 Crofton-House of Hope, Raymond Farmer 1,145.00 18 0 37 0 Cumberland, Jacob Doyle 3,242.33 10 0 10 0 Cynthiana-Webster Avenue, Ronnie Corbin 1,566.67 16 20 18 0 Danville, Bryan Montgomery 25,859.93 47 247 179 0 Dunnville Worship Center, Teddy Stidham 1,824.67 24 0 29 0 Dwarf, Manual Grace 1,418.51 4 0 13 0 East Bernstadt, Eric Richardson 6,719.09 44 0 54 0 Echols Daystar, Todd Claypoole 8,005.50 0 0 47 150 Edmonton-New Beginnings Community, Joshua Grider 333.33 8 0 13 0 Elizabethtown-Cornerstone, Terrell Smith 3,255.00 3 0 13 0 Eminence-New Hope, Bill Thompson 3,608.00 0 0 15 0 Evarts, Clarence Floyd 2,497.35 40 0 40 0 Fairdale, Dale Leece 2,988.08 0 0 10 150 Faith Hope Love, Jeffrey Langford N/R 0 0 0 0 Falmouth, Christopher Sheldon Williams 5,824.46 33 0 38 60 Flemingsburg-New Vision, Judy G Wallace 1,436.33 11 0 13 0 Florence-Family Worship Center, Roger Campbell 7,366.33 77 0 69 0 Florence-Open Door Community, Gregory Isaacs 18,744.03 39 13 75 0 Florence-The M.I.S.S.I.O.N, Harmon Guilliams 18,730.59 158 57 197 0 Frankfort-Capital Church of God, Donna Whortenbury 1,689.91 4 1 11 0 Frankfort-West, Steve Kirkland 2,329.33 22 20 28 220 Freeburn, Dennie Land 7,644.45 27 17 41 0 Freedom, Scott Allen 3,354.33 15 0 23 0 Garrett, Bill Tussey N/R 0 0 0 0 Georgetown, Steven Jordan 6,043.09 22 0 37 0 Glasgow-Bethesda, Armous Peninger 5,101.58 30 0 48 0 Glasgow-Lifegate, Samuel Mosier 4,262.90 0 27 39 0 Glencoe-Family Tabernacle, Jon Adkins 7,280.15 24 0 33 0 Glendale-Calvary Mission, Brenda Nelson 3,649.36 9 0 22 150 Grays Knob, Andrew Williams 1,651.67 32 0 0 0 Grayson, Alberta Stephens 1,076.67 30 22 20 0 Greenup-Freedom Worship, Kevin Witt 5,008.16 70 0 50 30 Greenup-Walnut HIll, Richard Crum 2,256.33 7 0 7 30 Greenville-Cathedral of Hope, David Cardwell 1,287.67 0 0 9 0 Gulston, Stevie Sizemore 3,099.55 14 0 14 0 Harlan-New Hope, Jeff Sullivan 2,325.33 17 177 16 0 Harlan-Sunshine, Nicky Noe 1,720.67 0 0 40 0 Harmons Lick, Vernon Willard 1,077.33 11 0 12 0
Church and Pastor Tithes On Campus Off Campus Worship Second Mile Harrodsburg, Daryl Owens 1,633.32 7 0 16 0 Hartford-Liberty Lighthouse, Ryan Himes 3,774.00 24 0 38 0 Hazard-L and N, Sonia Hill N/R 0 0 0 0 Hazard-Maple St, Michael Smith 6,228.31 120 0 101 75 Hazel Green, Violet Combs 1,764.00 13 0 12 0 Henderson, Terry McPherson N/R 0 0 0 0 Highland Heights-Heart of Worship, Robert Harold Claypoole N/R 0 0 0 0 Hindman, Lyndon Barger 3,757.80 0 0 29 60 Hodgenville-Family Worship Center, Mark Knight 9,114.34 45 1,689 128 0 Hopkinsville-Cornerstone, Joseph Louie Leek N/R 0 0 0 0 Hopkinsville-Northside, Jeremy Leek 7,472.58 31 86 41 150 Horse Branch, Earnest Whitely 4,025.33 18 0 26 0 Hyden, Logan Bowling 12,285.33 0 0 31 0 Inez-Refuge, Shawn Tussey 1,923.50 0 823 4 0 Irvington Restoration Worship Center, Carl Smalls, Sr. 320 0 7 4 0 Jackson, Thomas Kemper 4,574.00 51 0 45 0 Jamboree, Larry Blackburn 1,359.83 16 0 25 0 Junction City-Worldstown, Lonnie Goodin 3,889.62 22 6 88 3 Kelly Fork, James Lucas 1,504.23 0 0 9 0 Kimper, Robert T Coleman 3,153.66 0 0 37 0 Kingdom Connection, Leonard Spell 2,131.67 0 0 6 0 Korea, David Hale 11,906.33 46 0 145 300 Lancaster, John Kreinbring 5,948.27 49 0 46 0 Lawrenceburg-House of New Beginnings, Alvin Cummins N/R 0 0 0 0 Lebanon, Keith Asher N/R 0 0 0 0 Leitchfield-Faith Redeemed, Ethan West 5,765.33 23 0 25 0 Lexington-Clays Mill Rd, Anthony Prince 2,941.00 16 0 19 150 Lexington-Harvest Worship Center, Kenneth Menefee 1,015.00 38 280 64 0 Lexington-Man O War, Mitchell Tolle, Sr. 54,130.34 251 0 366 94.41 Lexington-Old Paris Rd, Joseph Grant 13,560.87 0 0 34 300 Lexington-River of Life, Jesse Acosta N/R 0 0 0 0 Lexington-Unity Worship Center, Stephen Lyons 2,000.00 0 0 51 0 London-Community, Gary Riggs 3,582.33 24 9 16 0 London-Grace Fellowship, Dale Campbell 39,537.66 0 0 248 0 London-Life House, Eddie Elmore 4,357.32 34 0 55 0 Louisa, Paul Stepp 6,185.33 0 0 0 0 Louisville-Church of the Harvest, Ricky Dunnavan 11,553.50 0 0 0 0 Louisville-Dixie Valley, Steven Webb 12,918.00 17 0 60 300 Louisville-Eastside Praise, Christopher Smith 40,930.47 113 0 185 600 Louisville-Harvest, Thomas Toler 8,918.37 0 0 82 0 Louisville-Highview, Franklin D Scott 4,801.34 0 0 45 0 Louisville-Hope City Church, Jason Isaacs 17,026.15 0 0 93 0 Louisville-New Covenant, David Calvert 13,887.46 67 100 100 300 Louisville-New Restoration, Marilyn Harmon 1,218.99 0 0 0 0
Church and Pastor Tithes On Campus Off Campus Worship Second Mile Louisville-Radiant Life, John Loudermilk 11,173.83 58 0 89 375 Louisville-Rios de Agua Viva, Maria Rodriguez 6,755.33 16 18 38 0 Louisville-Solid Rock, Michael Bayer 7,172.09 0 0 60 0 Louisville-SpiritLife, Robert Baker 20,703.56 185 0 200 0 Louisville-Valley Station, Timothy Bass 10,271.42 29 0 57 0 Loyall, Billy Owens 2,037.50 11 0 12 0 Lynch, Donald Chavis 3,887.33 11 96 19 0 Madisonville-Christian Worship Ctr, Robert Mason Garrard 0 0 0 0 0 Madisonville-Covenant Community, Michael Knight 47,581.34 0 0 200 0 Madisonville-Living Waters, David Jackson 7,135.28 0 0 37 0 Manchester, George Wayne Davidson 6,026.10 33 200 43 60 Masons Creek, Jeffrey Coots 1,550.10 14 0 19 0 Mayfield, Marshall Metcalf 1,089.33 6 0 7 0 McIntosh, Clifton Adams 1,328.50 12 0 8 0 Middlesboro-River of Life, Roger Cox 1,458.95 16 25 14 75 Middlesboro-Winchester Ave, Rome Meade N/R 0 0 0 0 Millersburg-Field of Harvest, Garry Stith 1,183.33 17 0 11 0 Millersburg-Harvest, Dickie Taylor N/R 0 0 0 0 Mitchellsburg, Larry Moore 1,665.00 0 0 30 30 Morehead ChristWay, Gregory Guy 5,271.23 43 0 60 0 Mozelle, Justin Collett 3,514.40 0 0 29 0 Mt Sterling-Gift of Love, Jennifer Wilson 850.65 6 0 6 0 Mt Sterling-Life Impact, Anthony Castle 4,770.90 14 0 33 0 Mt Vernon, Bobby Owens 2,360.33 19 13 21 0 Mt Washington, Jeffrey Fahl 3,155.33 23 0 35 0 Munfordville-Riverside, David Shepherd 1,947.33 0 0 24 0 Neon, Freddy Johnson 2,198.59 12 96 11 0 Newport Keturah, Rusty Woolum 23,700.11 54 0 311 0 Nicholasville, James W Marshall 5,384.67 37 121 32 0 Oak Grove, Steven Leach 23,576.08 176 0 135 0 Olive Hill-New Hope Community, Rudy Reed 1,291.67 22 3 19 0 Oneida-Laurel Creek CoG Worship Ctr, Joseph Burns 7,046.27 50 0 90 0 Oppy, Thomas Evans N/R 0 0 0 0 Owensboro-Next Level, David Tucker 4,062.02 12 0 27 0 Owensboro-Wings of Faith, Larry Bidwell 2,034.33 14 2 9 135 Owingsville-Northside, Kenneth Crouch 4,290.67 24 16 37 0 Paducah-Northside, Jeremy D Beggs 3,278.50 20 0 40 0 Paint Lick, Andy Saylor 1,458.33 45 0 28 0 Paintsville-Calvary, Matthew Craft 9,623.16 65 75 124 0 Parks Ridge, William Silverman 5,947.00 42 0 35 0 Patterson Creek, Brenda Harville 422 17 2 0 0 Perryville, Jonathan Walker 5,869.37 21 0 29 0 Philpot-Grace Chapel, Robert Young 6,205.00 9 13 39 0 Pikeville-Oasis, Christopher Ryan Fields 5,557.21 27 0 33 0
Church and Pastor Tithes On Campus Off Campus Worship Second Mile Pine Knot, Ryan Wells N/R 0 0 0 0 Pineville, Robert Perkins 3,829.42 11 0 11 0 Pinsonfork, Justin N Holbrook 6,776.19 73 620 116 30 Raceland Faith, Bobby Castle 3,420.33 43 0 32 126 Radcliff, Larry Richardson 3,166.67 33 0 45 0 Radcliff-Restoration Worship Ctr, Carl Smalls, Jr 3,250.00 0 0 67 0 Ravenna, Chuck Ferrell 10,786.24 36 0 62 0 Redeeming Grace Church of God, Garvin Floyd 6,028.61 24 14 43 0 Richmond-Grace Covenant, John King 9,931.00 41 0 70 0 Richmond-Lancaster Rd, James Tyra 6,684.90 87 395 53 0 Richmond-Lexington Rd, William Harrison 20,447.31 141 308 285 0 Richmond-Life Church, Chad Lainhart 6,258.12 0 0 0 0 Richmond-Victory Tabernacle, Geral Richardson 1,000.00 43 40 57 0 Russell Springs-Bethesda Com. Fellowship, Billy Dunbar 13,148.54 70 0 57 40 Russell Springs-Main St, Christopher Fields 4,997.83 20 0 27 0 Russell Springs-West 80, Gregory Proctor 7,603.48 55 0 49 75 Saline, Harold Robinson 1,693.33 0 0 17 0 Saylor Branch, Gregory Owens 36.67 16 0 16 0 Scoville, James Sanders 2,047.00 12 0 16 0 Second Creek, Merill Collins 4,674.84 54 0 49 0 Shelbyville, Joshua Nunley 18,221.20 0 0 91 0 Shepherdsville-Impact, Nicholas Towles 2,915.14 20 0 27 0 Sidney-New Beginnings, John McCoy 2,808.33 13 0 14 0 Somerset-Heritage Hope, Johnny Dunbar 19,985.71 120 0 122 150 South Shore, Kenneth Potter 8,670.86 42 0 49 30 Springfield-Redemption Point, Jeremy Thompson 5,187.84 8 204 22 0 Stamping Ground, Bobby Don Fultz 15,244.95 50 0 42 0 Stinnett, Geoffery Roberts 3,290.83 44 0 47 0 Stopover, James Layne 5,279.00 25 0 35 0 Totz, Mark Turner 1,455.00 9 0 9 0 Tribbey, Karen Campbell 1,127.74 5 50 6 15 Vanceburg, Timothy VanHook 6,897.04 47 0 33 30 Versailles, Frank Layne 7,659.67 56 0 24 300 Vicco, Nathan Crump 2,821.88 52 0 82 0 Vine Grove, Thomas Waddell 3,957.90 0 0 13 650 Wallins, Buddy Simpson 4,529.80 0 0 38 0 Walton-New Hope Tabernacle, Barry McQueary 7,248.30 37 0 41 0 Waneta, Coy Bullock 1,339.00 0 0 0 30 Warfield, Robert May 2,876.00 0 16 6 30 West Liberty, Jeffrey Farmer 3,581.64 0 0 0 0 West Liberty-New Beginnings, Ruford Abner 3,234.67 0 0 14 0 Williamsburg-Green St, Ronald Cooke 3,066.83 22 0 26 0 Williamsburg-S 2nd St, Jerome Leach 353.65 12 0 12 0
Statistics Continued
Church and Pastor Tithes On Campus Off Campus Worship Second Mile
Willisburg, Mark Speakman 8,174.18 0 0 37 0
Winchester- Praise Center, Kaleb Brandenburg 11,320.80 48 107 101 0
Winchester-Ark Of Mercy, Janice Claypoole 8,755.95 83 0 154 0
Wurtland, Chester Keathley 39,183.52 222 87 238 300
Yaden, Jerome McCullah 13,412.67 0 0 19 0
Top 20
Average for
Average for November 1, 2020 - January 31, 2021
Tithes Morning Worship
Church Tithes Church Morning Worship
Lexington-Man O War $54,130.00 Lexington-Man O War 366
Madisonville-Covenant Community $47,581.00 Newport Keturah 311
Louisville-Eastside Praise $40,930.00 Richmond-Lexington Rd 285
Corbin-New Hope Ministries $40,026.00 London-Grace Fellowship 248
London-Grace Fellowship $39,538.00 Wurtland 238
Wurtland $39,184.00 Corbin-New Hope Ministries 209
Bernard Ridge $38,002.00 Madisonville-Covenant Community 200
Corbin-Parkway $28,781.00 Louisville-SpiritLife 200
Corbin-Freedom Point $28,172.00 Florence-The M.I.S.S.I.O.N 197
Danville $25,860.00 Louisville-Eastside Praise 185
Newport Keturah $23,700.00 Danville 179
Oak Grove $23,576.00 Ashland-Gateway 162
Bardstown $21,801.00 Winchester-Ark Of Mercy 154
Louisville-SpiritLife $20,704.00 Corbin-Freedom Point 151
Richmond-Lexington Rd $20,447.00 Korea 145
Somerset-Heritage Hope $19,986.00 Cawood-New Covenant Community 140
Crescent Springs $19,660.00 Burning Springs 138
Florence-Open Door Community $18,744.00 Oak Grove 135
Florence-The M.I.S.S.I.O.N $18,731.00 Hodgenville-Family Worship Center 128
Shelbyville $18,221.00 Paintsville-Calvary 124Tithe Breakers
Average for November 1, 2020 - January 31, 2021
Month Church and Pastor New Record
November 2020
Pikeville-Oasis, Christopher Ryan Fields $5,404.00
Pineville, Robert Wayne Perkins $4,609.97
December 2020
Corbin-Freedom Point, Sean Wayne Disney $30,997.75
Hyden, Logan Bowling $21,046.00
Stamping Ground, Bobby Don Fultz $21,401.09
Versailles, Frank Layne $15,889.00
January 2021
Abundant Life Full Gospel,Donnie Wheeler $2,672.00
Eminence-New Hope, Bill Thompson $5,999.00
Florence-The M.I.S.S.I.O.N, H Wayne Guilliams Jr $22,895.30
Leitchfield-Faith Redeemed, Ethan West $8,711.00
Pikeville-Oasis, Christopher Ryan Fields $6,319.00
New Members
Average for November 1, 2020 - January 31, 2021
Church and Pastor New Members
November 2020
Louisville-Eastside Praise, Christopher Michael Smith 11
Alexandria, Jamey Edward Horton 4
Georgetown, Steven Jordan 3
Elizabethtown-Cornerstone, Terrell Smith 2
Bernard Ridge, Lindsey Cornett 1
Corbin-Parkway, Mark Stephen Hisle 1
Mt Vernon, Bobby Owens 1
December 2020
Leitchfield-Faith Redeemed, Ethan West 172
Dwarf, Manual Grace 4
Bardstown, Edwin Dean Lainhart 2
Crescent Springs, Michael Brantley 2
Flemingsburg-New Vision, Judith Gail Wallace 2
Vicco, Nathan Crump 2
Florence-The M.I.S.S.I.O.N, H Wayne Guilliams Jr 1
Wurtland, Chester E Keathley 1
January 2021
Columbia, Alva Conover 9
Shelbyville, Joshua Nunley 8
Betsy Layne-New Day Anointing, Michael Stevens 5
Corbin-East Side, Randall Lee 3
Wurtland, Chester E Keathley 2Kentucky Church of God State Executive Offices
3500 Versailles Road, Lexington, KY 40510
website: www.kycog.net Phone: 859-252-1793
State Leadership
Charles E. Fischer, Administrative Bishop
Rick Shelby, Youth & Discipleship Director
Alice Fischer, Women’s Ministries Director
Cindy Shelby, Girls Ministries Coordinator
State Council
Johnny Dunbar David Hale
Stephen Hobbs Billy Dunbar
Mark Knight David Douglas
Bryan Montgomery Chris Smith
Dale Campbell Rusty Woolum
John Loudermilk David Calvert
Mark Knight, Chairman, Ministerial Development
Larry Higginbotham, CAMS Co-Coordinator
Bryan Montgomery, CAMS Co-Coordinator
Michael J. Smith, CIMS Coordinator
David Calvert, Mobilize/Leadership Training Coordinator
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