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Minutes to be Reviewed for Approval at the March, 2003 Meeting
Tres Dias International Secretariat Meeting
November 2 and 3, 2002
The 82nd meeting of the Secretariat of Tres Dias International was held on November 2, 2002 at West Point, NY. The meeting was called to order by Bill Boyd, President at 9:25 a.m. in the name of the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. Bill stated that we would be following Roberts Rules of Order during the meeting.
The Meeting Agenda was distributed. Bill stated that the report from the Special Assembly would be given after the Community issues and/or Requests and before the report of the Blue Ribbon Committee.
In attendance were Bill Boyd, Danette Lavish, Pam Belknap, Mike Holmes, Jan Sheble Waggoner, Ken Kessler, Eric Borman, Audrey Bender, Julie Bohl, Bob Decker, Barry Eaton, Terry Gilbreath, Brenda Higgins, Pat Kessler, Doug Leber, Penelope Lee, Judi LeMasurier, Merv LeMasurier, Jeanne Norwood, Nancy Ossewaarde, Tim Real, Bob Ross, A. Ben Seal, and Rene Stephenson.
The Treasurer’s report was given by Ken Kessler. Copies of his report were passed out to all Secretariat members. Ken then gave an explanation of new procedures. Ken reviewed the Balance Sheet, the Profit and Loss Statement and Actual Expenses for the period July 1 through October 30, 2002. He noted that these report formats represent a changeover to the “Quickbooks” software, with on-line banking, which we are now using. Peter Scharfenberg noted that the inventory is shown in a separate account. Mike Holmes questioned why we are carrying a balance of $90,000. Bill Boyd explained that it is reserves to cover the cost of copyrights for songs, the future printing of songbooks and of manuals. Ken discussed the changeover from paper checks to the current on-line system, which is accessible to all who have a need to be involved in the process.
Bob Decker made a motion, seconded by Brenda Higgins that the Treasurer’s report be approved. The motion passed unanimously.
Eric Borman, Financial Secretary, explained the new procedures for his office and passed out copies of his report. There is now available, an option to use credit cards for the purchase of materials or for paying community assessments. While non-U.S. communities are encouraged to use the credit card system to pay their assessments (in order to simplify currency conversions), domestic communities are asked to continue to pay by check (inasmuch as there is a cost to Tres Dias to pay by credit card.) Judi LeMasurier made a motion, seconded by Nancy Ossewaarde, to approve the report of the Financial Secretary. The motion passed unanimously.
Ken Kessler moved to approve the agenda for the meeting, motion seconded by Brenda Higgins. The motion passed unanimously.
Jan Sheble Waggoner, Secretary, read the Roll Call of communities.
The “Community Highlights” forms in hard copy will be available at future Secretariat meetings even though they are sent electronically well in advance of the meetings.
No committee issues were brought up. Likewise, no community issues and/or requests were indicated.
Danette Lavish gave a Report of the Special Assembly that was held on October 15, to approve a “Supplemental Budget Request” of $7500. She stated that the “Supplemental Budget Request” of $7500, was approved, thus preventing the cutting of programs.
Copies of the “Vision for Tres Dias” (which was unanimously approved by the Secretariat four years ago), the “Purpose of Tres Dias” (also unanimously approved by the Secretariat four years ago), and the “Goals and Mission for Tres Dias,” (unanimously approved by the Secretariat four years ago) were distributed to Secretariat members.
These documents are attached hereto, and are hereby made a part of these Minutes.
On November 1, 2002, Officers and Chairmen met to develop Objectives of Tres Dias for the next two years. John McKinney presented and assisted in the leading of a discussion of “The Objectives.” Some revisions were made to the Objectives.
A Motion was made by Rene Stephenson and seconded by A Ben Seal to refer the revised Objectives to committee. Julie Bohl moved to amend the motion to include a Glossary of Terms; seconded by Bob Ross. The amendment passed. The main motion, as amended, then passed.
A listing of Tres Dias International committees was passed out. Also included were a list of “Key Dates” concerning what needs to be accomplished by specific times.
The Secretariat went into recess at 10:29 a.m. and re-convened at 10:55 a.m.
A Motion to approve the Minutes from the July 13-14. 2002 Secretariat meeting was made by Eric Borman and seconded by Mike Holmes. The Motion passed unanimously.
The Motion from the July 13-14, 2002 meeting concerning the study of the Rollos beginning with the Sacraments Rollo was read by the Secretary. This motion reads as follows:
“Bruce Cato made a motion that ‘a committee be formed immediately by the President to review the outline and title of each of the fifteen talks given on the weekend, starting with the Sacraments talk, and report their findings and recommendations concerning this first talk by the Secretariat meeting in November 2002.’” The motion was seconded by Allen Herren. The motion passed unanimously.
Those Representatives of the Blue Ribbon Committee who were present were asked to be seated on the stage
The Notes from the Blue Ribbon Committee meeting were read to the group by Jan Sheble Waggoner, Secretary. The notes are attached hereto and hereby made a part of these Minutes.
A “Question and Answer” period was held.
The Secretariat recessed to lunch at 11:39 a.m. to be followed by Committee Meetings.
The Secretariat re-convened at 4:18 p.m.
Reports of committees
Administration – Report given by Danette Lavish, Vice President of Administration
The committee received a Critique of the 2002 Assembly, from Northern New Jersey, the hosting community.
Secretariat Membership
Section 6.4.10 of the Bylaws was read. This section addresses removal of Secretariat Members and Officers for non-attendance of Secretariat meetings. Attendance from the last two meetings (July 13-14, 2002 and November 2-3, 2002) was used as a basis for the following recommendations.
The Administration committee recommended taking no action relative to Cathy Brooks’ “self –exclusion” as a Secretariat Member for missing two consecutive meetings without any communication to the VP Administration, the President, or the Secretary. No action was taken; therefore, Cathy Brooks has automatically excluded herself as a Secretariat member.
The Administration committee recommended Tommy McKnight be excused from his absence from the July 13-14, 2002 Secretariat Meeting inasmuch as his wife was hospitalized. During that time, he was in constant communication with the VP Administration and the President (also he had purchased and forfeited his airline fare and had made hotel reservations.) The Administration Committee moved to retain Tommy McKnight as a Secretariat Member. The Secretariat voted to retain Tommy McKnight as a Secretariat Member.
Elections:
Pat Fullerton, Pat Kessler, and Jack Lewis will keep records and do “Continuity Plans” for the Elections Sub-committee.
The tentative meeting places for several future Secretariat and Assembly meetings were reviewed.
Brenda Higgins has agreed to contact local communities regarding how we can help them.
Executive Committee – Report given by Jan Sheble Waggoner, secretary
The Executive Committee presented the following motions:
The Executive Committee moved that a meeting of Officers and Committee Chairmen be held on Friday prior to the Fall Secretariat meeting. The motion passed unanimously.
The Executive Committee moved that a Secretariat meeting be held in July one day prior to the annual Assembly. Danette Lavish moved that this issue be referred back to the Executive Committee; seconded by Audrey Bender. This motion to refer back to committee was passed.
The Executive Committee moved that the positions of Officers and Committee Chairmen be occupied by laymen. The committee referred to Section 6.3.1 of the Tres Dias International Bylaws. A motion by Danette Lavish, seconded by A. Ben Seal was made to refer this back to committee. The motion to refer passed.
The Executive Committee moved that Tres Dias International reimburse travel expenses not to exceed current government travel rate for workshops and administration committee travel -- not concurrent with Secretariat meetings. This motion failed.
The Chairman of the Executive Committee recommended Doug Jenkins become a “Voting Member” of the Executive Committee. The President appointed Doug Jenkins to be a “Voting Member” of the Executive Committee; the Secretariat approved the appointment unanimously.
Services – Reported by Merv LeMasurier, Chairman
Jeanne Norwood summarized the Committee Report.
Merv LeMasurier has prepared the “Continuity Plan” for the Services Committee.
Peter Scarfenburg will retire from the Supply Position. He will write a “Continuity Plan” for his position and submit the report to the Services Committee.
The committee asked Bob Ross to coordinate the production of CDs of Tres Dias documents.
John McKinney and Peter Scarfenburg will look into on-line ordering of Tres Dias materials and the use of the credit care option to order on-line.
Membership – Reported by Mike Holmes, Vice President of Membership
Mike Holmes nominated Valerie Mehl to become a “Voting Member” of the Membership Committee. The President appointed Valerie Mehl to become a Voting Member of the Membership Committee; the Secretariat approved the appointment unanimously.
Mike began his committee report of new communities, but time ran out.
The Secretariat Meeting recessed at 5:59 p.m. for dinner and a Secuela.
The Secretariat Meeting re-convened on November 3, 2002 at 8:57 a.m.
A prayer was offered by Mike Holmes
The report of the Membership committee resumed. The report on new communities report continued.
On behalf of the Membership Committee, Mike Holmes moved that the Membership Committee Chairman be empowered to permit a “budding community” provisional use of the Tres Dias name and logo under the condition that the budding community and the sponsoring community submit a plan with target dates to fulfill ALL chartering requirements. The provisional use of the Tres Dias name and logo will be reviewed annually and may be withdrawn in the event the community is unable to progress toward full chartering. Motion passed unanimously.
A document will be presented at the March 2003 Secretariat meeting with specific instructions for beginning new communities.
The CD for “Fourth Day” should be stressed with all communities.
Penelope Lee moved to re-consider the motion made previously regarding sending the “Objectives” to committee; seconded by Doug Leber. The motion to reconsider passed. The “Objectives,” as amended on 11/2 were then approved by a vote of 21 to 1, to begin implementation, according to schedules provided or if no schedule is provided, as deemed appropriate by those having implementation responsibility,
Policy Committee – Report given by Bob Decker, Policy Committee Chairman
The issue of creating an Advisory Board of Clergy in compliance with Section 3.3.1 of the Tres Dias International Bylaws was discussed. The following persons, having submitted applications for appointment to this Board, have been appointed by the Policy Committee Chairman, in accordance with the Bylaws.
Rev. Hal Vink, Rev. William Gittner, and Rev. Charles Allen.
The term for each member of this Board is to coincide with that of the Policy Committee Chairman. The President asked for a Vote of the Secretariat to approve these appointments. The Secretariat approved the appointments.
During the meeting of the Policy Committee, the report of the Blue Ribbon Committee (BRC) was reviewed. It was recommended that the remaining fourteen Rollos be reviewed by the same BRC.
Ken Kessler made a Motion, seconded by Rene Stephenson, that up to $15,000 be made available for further meetings of the Blue Ribbon committee. Motion passed (however this does necessitate a “Special Assembly” be held for approval of a “Supplemental Budget” authority.)
Pam Belknap moved and Nancy Ossewaarde seconded a motion to commend the Blue Ribbon committee, to ask its members to continue, and to have a letter sent to all the communities and to the Secretariat, asking them to commend this work along with a request for the funding to continue. Motion carried.
Terry Gilbreath moved that a progress report be given from Tres Dias International to the Community Presidents:
- Commending progress.
- Thanking them for their prayers in supporting the Blue Ribbon Committee.
- Reporting the progress including the outline developed and outline name.
- Describing an action plan for the remainder of the Rollos and expected number of meetings to complete.
- Requesting funds up to $15,000 through a “Special Assembly” to complete the task as approved by Tres Dias International Secretariat.
Rene Stephenson seconded this motion; motion passed.
Bob Ross made a Motion, seconded by Audrey Bender, that the Blue Ribbon Committee publishes their report to the Secretariat members as soon as they complete their work. The Motion was defeated.
A Motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Rene Stephenson and seconded by A. Ben Seal: Motion passed. The meeting was adjourned at 10:15 a.m. to allow members to attend church services. Col. Kent Grice led the group in prayer.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jan Sheble Waggoner, Secretary
PURPOSE
The purpose of Tres Dias is:
1. To develop Christian leaders and help them sustain their commitment to Christ as they pursue Christian Apostolic Action in their environments;
2. To foster and guide the growth of the Tres Dias movement;
3. To assure continued adherence to “The Essentials of Tres Dias.”
TRES DIAS VISION
To identify, train and equip Christian leaders who will spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ in their environments (a & d);
who will grow in their spiritual life (b), and,
who will demonstrate their love toward one another (c).
Also, to encourage these leaders to assist their churches in carrying out the mission of their churches both locally and throughout the world for the glory of God the Father (d).
(a) Scriptures regarding identifying, training and equipping are as follows:
(Key: Ps. 32:8, Mt. 4:18-22, 5:1-16, Mk. 1:14-19, 2:13-14, 3:13-19,Lk. 5:1-11 & 27-28, 6:12-16, Jn 1:35-51, & Eph, 4:12) others are: Ex. 18:20, 24:12, Lev. 10:11, De. 4:1, 9-10 & 14, 5:31, 6:1, 17:11,Ne. 9:20, Ps 25:12, 27:11, 86:11, 199:64 & 66, Isa. 28:26, Dan 11:33, Mt. 11:11, Lu. 11:1, I Cor. 2:26, 2 Tim. 2:24 and others.
(b) Scriptures regarding growing spiritually are as follows: Col. 1:10, 2 Th. 1:3 and
others.
(c) Scriptures regarding loving one another are as follows: Ge. 20:13,Mt. 19:19,
22:39, Mk, 12:31, Lk. 6:27 & 35, 10:27, Jn. 13:34-35, Jn, 15:12-13 & 17, Ro. 12:9-10, 13:8-10, 1 Co. 13, 2 Co. 8:24, Gal. 5:6, Gal. 13-14, and others.
(d) Scriptures regarding carrying out the churches’ mission are as follows:
Mt. 28:18-19 and Mk. 16:15
TRES DIAS
GOALS AND MISSION FOR INTERNATIONAL TRES DIAS
GOALS:
1) REMAIN FAITHFUL TO THE LORD JESUS CHRIST.
2) REMAIN FAITHFUL TO THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.
3) REMAIN FAITHFUL TO THE “TRES DIAS STATEMENT OF BELIEF”, AS DERIVED FROM THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.
4) FOSTER AND GUIDE THE GROWTH OF THE TRES DIAS MOVEMENT.
5) ASSURE CONTINUED ADHERENCE TO THE TRES DIAS ESSENTIALS.
6) ADVOCATE THE PURPOSE OF TRES DIAS IN DEVELOPING CHRISTIAN LEADERS.
7) HELP TO SUSTAIN THE COMMITMENT TO CHRIST OF PESCADORES AS THEY PURSUE CHRISTIAN APOSTOLIC ACTION IN THEIR ENVIRONMENTS.
MISSION:
1) PROVIDE DIRECTION, SUPPORT, HELP AND MATERIALS TO LOCAL
COMMUNITIES SO THEY CAN TRAIN PEOPLE TO EVANGELIZE.
2) ENABLE AND ENCOURAGE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW COMMUNITIES.
*Items 3 through 7, above, are taken from Article 2.0, “Purpose of TRES DIAS and Statement of Belief”, of the Constitution and By-laws of Tres Dias.
Note: It is the intent that these stated “Goals” and “Mission” will support the: “Tres Dias Vision.”.
Tres Dias Blue Ribbon Committee
Notes
The Tres Dias Blue Ribbon Committee met September 14-16, 2002. The meetings were held in Concord, North Carolina. Those in attendance were Dr. Charles Allen, Mary Bailey, Bill Boyd, Bruce Cato, Pat Fullerton, Terry Gilbreath, Pr. Bill Gittner, Andrew Kwon, Nancy Ossewaarde, Pr. Mike Pennington, Pr. Hal Vink, and Curtis Wegfahrt. Rev. Tim Fangmeier served as Committee Facilitator and Dr. Jan Sheble Waggoner served as Committee Secretary. A list of these persons, their addresses and phone numbers can be found at the end of these notes.
Ground Rules we went by (Ephesians 4)
We speak for ourselves
We will decide by consensus, defined by no one having serious objections so when we present findings to the Secretariat, they will have come from unity.
5. Speak respectfully
6. Open/honest communication
7. Believe the best – avoid speculation
8. Hold confidences
9. Avoid interruptions (take notes)
10.Avoid monopolizing discussions
Our prayer Psalm 19:14
History of Tres Dias
Is the only truly ecumenical Fourth Day movement.
The purpose was to bring men into leadership in their congregations.
The “North Georgia” model is very evangelical. (There are differences but these are not “show stoppers”)
North Georgia community is a “grandchild of” Sonshine Cursillo and Atlanta Lutheran Cursillo.
North Georgia community is comprised mainly of pescadores from non-liturgical churches.
National Tres Dias became Tres Dias International. The first book of Tres Dias International was printed in 1985.
In 1972 Mid Hudson started out of the Cursillo movement.
As we look at this history, the idea of North Georgia being rebellious is not accurate. It was more of a developmental issue.
Terms: “hot buttons” we needed to look at
Penance
Sacraments
Holy orders
Ecumenical (Catholic/non Catholic may be an issue)
Evangelistic-outreach
Lord’s supper-who administers?
Who can be a spiritual director?
Baptism-doing it
How to give the Sacraments Rollo?
Educational-what it does for us in our journey
Do we baptize on a weekend?
Touch on all seven sacraments- be inclusive
Place of the local congregation
What we share in common
Terms
Tres Dias is relational not organizational.
The committee reviewed The Essentials of Tres Dias.
Dynamics of the talk
Purpose of the talk as it relates to the other talks
Transformational talk
Outline from Tres Dias International version was gone over.
Penance – Reconciliation
Anointing the sick
Sacrament
Crucifixion
Holy communion
Sacraments Signs of grace
Means of grace
Celebration of grace
(One possible outline was presented as follows)
SACRAMENTS
OUTLINE OF TALK
I. SACRAMENTS – signs of grace
A. DEFINITION: signs of God’s grace and symbols of spiritual realities
II. PURPOSE OF THE SACRAMENTS- to convey God’s grace to us and through us
III. SIGN OF NEW LIFE - Baptism
IV. SIGN OF GOD’S SPIRIT – Confirmation or Baptismal renewal
V. SIGN OF FORGIVENESS AND RECONCILIATION- penance
VI. SIGN OF HEALING – Anointing the sick
VII. SIGN OF COVENANT IN CHRIST BETWEEN CHRIST, MAN, AND WOMAN –marriage
VIII. SIGN OF SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP TO SERVE – ordination or holy orders
IX. SIGN OF UNITY IN CHRIST – Holy Communion or the Lord’s Supper or Eucharist or Mass or Divine Liturgy
X. CONCLUSION
Biblical references to sacraments Rollo
Apostolic action?
Sacraments
Ordinances
Absolution
Confirmation
Anointing the sick
Title of talk (suggestions)
Defining moments of grace
Spiritual markers of grace
Celebrations of grace
Times of Grace/Moments of grace
Means of grace
Grace filled days
God’s grace made visible
Crossroads of grace
Grace revealed
“Signs of God’s Grace in Action”
Sacred signs of grace
Sacred moments of grace
Sacred times of grace
The decision of the committee was to name this talk:
Prelude of terms
God’s grace revealed in new life
God’s grace revealed in the empowerment of the Holy Spirit
God’s grace revealed in forgiveness and reconciliation
God’s grace revealed in healing
God’s grace revealed in marriage
God’s grace revealed in calling to ministry
God’s grace revealed in communion
Introduction-Sharing of other terms including Sacrament
God’s grace revealed in New Life
God’s grace revealed in the Empowerment of the Holy Spirit
God’s grace revealed in Forgiveness and Reconciliation
God’s grace revealed in Healing
God’s grace revealed in Marriage
God’s grace revealed in the Calling to Ministry
God’s grace revealed in Communion
(Spiritual Director’s should be told that this talk is meant to unite)
Sharing of other terms (from the underlined words in first brainstorming for the title) including Sacrament. Other terms are Signs of Grace, moments of grace, Spiritual markers of grace, Celebrations of grace, Moments of grace, God’s grace in action, God’s grace made visible
Salvation
Baptism
Confirmation-in some churches
Re-affirmation of faith
3.God’s grace revealed in Forgiveness and Reconciliation
Repentance
Confession
Hearing and accepting forgiveness
Reconciliation
4.God’s grace revealed in Healing
Physical
Emotional
Spiritual
Relational
Eternal/triumphal- through death
(Some communities may use the description of Jesus death and chapel meditation at this time)
5.God’s grace revealed in Marriage
Covenant in Christ between a man and a woman-oneness
Blessing of children
Affirm those who are single
6.God’s grace revealed in Calling to Ministry
Priesthood of all believers
General ministry
Ordained ministry
7.God’s grace revealed in Communion
(Eucharist/Holy Communion/Lord’s Supper/Mass/Divine Liturgy)
(Some communities conclude with Communion celebration)
Charles Allen made a motion, which was seconded by Terry Gilbreath to approve the outline as re-written.
There was unanimous approval of this motion.
1.How will we finish the Sacraments talk?
Purpose and situation
Clarification of the outline
Sample Rollos
(expand the International Secretariat meeting)
2. Future schedule for us- other 14 talks
3. How will we process what we have done to International Secretariat and Community?
4. Change theory and how it applies-to this?
Test Period
5.Do we all need to use one outline?
The goal is to have one (may take five years)
Common Language
Authority
More open than we think
Unity-not uniformity
When we go back to our communities:
What we can say:
How do we finish the work on this specific Rollo?
The Purpose and Situation of the Rollo need to be re-written.
The Clarification of the Outline needs to be re-written.
A Small team of Spiritual Directors (the one who are part of this Blue Ribbon committee)- Bill Gittner, Mike Pennington, Hal Vink, Charles Allen are charged with the task of re-writing these items for presenting to the Tres Dias International Secretariat November 2, 2002. Bill Gittner will serve as Moderator of group. He will write a draft, then send it on to Mike. After is has been sent to the other two, it will be sent out to the entire Blue Ribbon Committee.
At a later time, a sample Rollo will be written by each of the four clergy on the committee.
Recommendations for reviewing and/or updating the other 14 Rollos:
Use smaller groupings
There are beneficial dynamics of working as a whole committee on this project.
One suggestion would be to have this committee re-convene surrounding the times of future International Secretariat meetings.
Another suggestion was to ask communities to host meetings of this committee.
Tres Dias International North Georgia
Ideals Ideal
Grace
The Church Laymen in the Church (Laity)
The Holy Spirit Divine Aid/Holy Spirit
Piety?
Study
Sacred Moments of Grace
Action
Obstacles to Grace
Leaders
Environments
Life in Grace
Christian Community in Action
Reunion Groups? (Koreans have trouble with this term-share groups-accountability-outreach
Fourth Day Security in the Fourth Day
(Highlighted items need to be addressed)
Expansion
Support Materials
Commentary on the Outline
(Preparing the candidate to go out into the world where he may be broad sided by the world) world, flesh, devil
Pastors tend to preach
“The world”- “culture?”
The purpose and situation of this Rollo are not necessarily supported or explained by its outline.
We need to tell TDI that this talk outline needs to be looked at and improved.
This is the most important talk of the weekend. It needs to be improved.
“Our response to God’s grace” can be better covered in tandem with “God’s actions of grace.”
The heart of the talk is “the nature of Grace.” (It is free and unmerited.)
We need to be sure that the thrust of this talk is unmerited grace.
“How great it is when God gives you a ‘fistful’ of grace.”(Eduardo Bonnin)
May want to include the description of palanca in this outline. We could merge the two emphases from the two types of outlines.
(Using the three-legged stool as an example, Life in Grace is the seat of the stool)
This should be added to the outline.
Generally speaking, the outlines should be as concise as possible. This permits more freedom for the Spiritual Director to write his talk.
(Mel Holmes is a possible resource person for re-writing the rest of the clergy talks)
Response
Share with Secretariat
Titles
Outlines
Possibly pastors on the Blue Ribbon committee
These notes will be sent electronically to all committee members.
Dr. Charles Allen, Rt. 2, Box 25F, Grapeland, TX 75844 Phone: 936.687.2466
e-mail: callen@intrastar.net
Mary Bailey, 1955 Lawson Road, Tallahassee, FL 32308 Phone: 850.877.2816
e-mail: baileybunch@nettally.com
Bill Boyd, 49 Scalybark Trail, Concord, NC 28027-7548 Phone: 704.784.9389
e-mail: wrboyd@vnet.net
Bruce Cato, 727 Osco Parkway, Woodstock, GA 30188 Phone: 770.475.3079
e-mail: brucecato@starband.net
Pat Fullerton, 3615 Fletcher Hill Road, So. Woodstock, VT 05071 Phone: 802.457.2386
Son’s e-mail: dmaynard@usadatanet.net
Terry Gilbreath, 4293 Revere Circle, Marietta, GA 30062 Phone: 770.992.5196
e-mail: terry.gilbreath@mindspring.com
Pr. Bill Gittner, 736 Wingrave Drive, Charlotte, NC 28270 Phone: 704.365.1418
e.mail: wgittner@juno.com
Andrew Kwon, 20 Newcastle Avenue, Plainview, NY 11803 Phone: 516.938.0820
e-mail: akwon526@earthlink.net
Nancy Ossewaarde, 31 Brandywine Road, Stamford, CT 06905 Phone: 203.329.7329
e-mail: jossewa@gcre.com
Pr. Mike Pennington, 126 Jefferson Drive, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Phone: 615.822.7849
e-mail: mapennington@comcast.net
Pr. Hal Vink, 22 Ridge Street, Milford, CT 06460 Phone: 203.878.8977
e-mail: vinkhaljane@yahoo.com
Curtis Wegfahrt, 341 Winslow Avenue, Hopatcong, NJ 07843 Phone: 973.398.2383
e-mail: thewegclan@worldnet.att.net
Committee Facilitator:
Rev. Tim Fangmeier, 18611 Reflection Rock Court, Davidson, NC 28036
e-mail: fangmeiertj@aol.com Phone: 704.895.9718
Committee Secretary:
Dr. Jan Sheble Waggoner, 1809 Echo Pond Place, Wesley Chapel, FL 33543
e-mail: j.s.waggoner@att.net Phone: 813.907.1913
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