Aug '13 District Newsletter
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Volume LXII, Issue 8 A Message from the D.S. August 2013 The East Kentuckian District Calendar Sep 1-30—Alabaster Month Sep 2—Labor Day Sep 6-7—Teen/Children’s Quizzing at Mt. Hope Campground Sep 14—Children’s Camp Workers Mtg. at Mt Hope Campground Sep 17—Northern Area Pastor’s & Staff Round Ta- ble at Carthage Church; 6:00 Sep 19— Western Area Pastor’s & Staff Round Ta- ble at Mt. Sterling First Church; 6:00 Sep 24—Southern Area Pastor’s & Staff Round Ta- ble at London Church; 6:00 Sep 26—Eastern Area Pas- tor’s & Staff Round Table at Cannonsburg Church; 6:00 Oct 1-31—Pastor & Assoc. Appreciation Month Oct 5—SonFest at MVNU Oct 8-11—Prime Time Re- treat at Smokey Mtns. Oct 10—MVNU Festival of Joy—Prime Time Event Harold Berrian District Superintendent Eastern Kentucky District Church of the Nazarene 1212 Bath Ave, 6th Floor, Suite 8 Ashland , KY 41101 Phone/Fax—606-329-0105 E-Mail— [email protected] www.ekynazarene.org Boards & Committees General Superintendent in Jurisdiction Dr. Eugenio R. Duarte District Superintendent Rev. Harold Berrian Office Secretary Rose Callaway District Secretary Rose Callaway District Treasurer Rev. Jim Webster Advisory Board Carson Castleman Chuck Copley Rev. Larry Dillon Bette Edwards Rev. David Robirds Rev. James Webster Ministerial Studies Board Lonnie Blosser Roger Bonzo Sandra Good Meredith Moser Curtis Napier, Sr. Roy Penix Robert D. Pocai Wes Shoemaker, Sr. Ministerial Credentials Board Kevin Campbell Scott Hill David Mills Garrett Mills James Muncy David Robirds David Rodgers Steve Wheeler Court of Appeals Rev. Carl Baker Lola Brickey Rev. Scot Crothers Howard Slibeck Finance Committee Advisory Board, Dept. Heads, District Sec., District Treas. Rev. Scot Crothers Rev. Bud Hafley Dianne Hall Rev. Norman Potter Marie Raney Regina Robertson Rev. Wes Shoemaker, Jr. Howard Slibeck On a mission to reach Eastern Kentucky and our world for Jesus Christ In my annual report to the district assembly in June, I shared six district & local strategies for the coming years. Of those, three relate particularly to the local Church. They are: Strengthening district emphases; strengthening local churches; and strengthening evangelism & outreach. The first strategy is: Strengthening District Emphases (“Co” = Together) Through Communication (Printed and technology) – Communicating TO the local church is the responsibility of our district organizational departments. The reason this topic is relevant to the local church, however, is that communication is two-way. We’d like to also hear from the local church . What exciting things are happening? What’s working? What isn’t? What are your hopes and dreams? Tell us about your revivals and events that others may like to attend. Through Connection (Together we’re strong, isolated we’re vulnerable) Connecting with the whole district - There are various annual district events through which the local churches can connect. We have district assembly & conventions; children’s, teen & family camps; SDMI Team Day; NMI District Missionary Tour (Deputation); countless youth events; men’s & women’s events; Mt. Vernon Nazarene University events; and children’s & teen Bible quizzing. Ask your pastor about these. Connecting with your zone – Our district is comprised of eight zones where churches are grouped together geographically. Many zones meet for revivals and special events. Why not join in? Through Cooperation (Ministering together) - Local churches may also cooperate in ministry. Cooperation on a VBS (share the props and the workers on different weeks); a shared revival to reduce costs; pastors exchanging pulpits for a revival or other event; What about combined outreach events & service projects?; Maybe share cantatas and other holiday events. Wouldn’t it be great if we communicated, connected, and cooperated better? “Co” means together. Together we’re strong. Isolated we’re vulnerable. I’d love to hear some of your thoughts and ideas on these. Email me at [email protected] .
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Eastern Kentucky District Newsletter.
Transcript of Aug '13 District Newsletter
Volume LXII, Issue 8
A Message from the D.S.
August 2013
The East
Kentuckian
District Calendar
Sep 1-30—Alabaster
Month
Sep 2—Labor Day
Sep 6-7—Teen/Children’s
Quizzing at Mt. Hope
Campground
Sep 14—Children’s Camp
Workers Mtg. at Mt Hope
Campground
Sep 17—Northern Area
Pastor’s & Staff Round Ta-
ble at Carthage Church;
6:00
Sep 19— Western Area
Pastor’s & Staff Round Ta-
ble at Mt. Sterling First
Church; 6:00
Sep 24—Southern Area
Pastor’s & Staff Round Ta-
ble at London Church; 6:00
Sep 26—Eastern Area Pas-
tor’s & Staff Round Table at
Cannonsburg Church; 6:00
Oct 1-31—Pastor & Assoc.
Appreciation Month
Oct 5—SonFest at MVNU
Oct 8-11—Prime Time Re-
treat at Smokey Mtns.
Oct 10—MVNU Festival of
Joy—Prime Time Event
Harold Berrian
District Superintendent
Eastern Kentucky District
Church of the Nazarene
1212 Bath Ave,
6th Floor, Suite 8
Ashland , KY 41101 Phone/Fax—606-329-0105
E-Mail—
www.ekynazarene.org
Boards & Committees General Superintendent in
Jurisdiction
Dr. Eugenio R. Duarte
District Superintendent
Rev. Harold Berrian
Office Secretary
Rose Callaway
District Secretary
Rose Callaway
District Treasurer
Rev. Jim Webster
Advisory Board
Carson Castleman
Chuck Copley
Rev. Larry Dillon Bette Edwards
Rev. David Robirds
Rev. James Webster
Ministerial Studies Board
Lonnie Blosser
Roger Bonzo
Sandra Good
Meredith Moser
Curtis Napier, Sr.
Roy Penix
Robert D. Pocai
Wes Shoemaker, Sr.
Ministerial Credentials Board
Kevin Campbell
Scott Hill
David Mills
Garrett Mills
James Muncy
David Robirds
David Rodgers
Steve Wheeler
Court of Appeals
Rev. Carl Baker
Lola Brickey
Rev. Scot Crothers
Howard Slibeck
Finance Committee
Advisory Board, Dept. Heads,
District Sec., District Treas.
Rev. Scot Crothers
Rev. Bud Hafley
Dianne Hall
Rev. Norman Potter
Marie Raney
Regina Robertson
Rev. Wes Shoemaker, Jr.
Howard Slibeck
On a mission to reach Eastern Kentucky and our world for Jesus Christ
In my annual report to the district assembly in June, I shared six district & local strategies for the coming years. Of those, three relate particularly to the local Church. They are: Strengthening district emphases; strengthening local churches; and strengthening evangelism & outreach. The first strategy is:
Strengthening District Emphases (“Co” = Together)
Through Communication (Printed and technology) – Communicating TO the local church is the
responsibility of our district organizational departments. The reason this topic is relevant to the local
church, however, is that communication is two-way. We’d like to also hear from the local church. What
exciting things are happening? What’s working? What isn’t? What are your hopes and dreams? Tell us
about your revivals and events that others may like to attend.
Through Connection (Together we’re strong, isolated we’re vulnerable)
Connecting with the whole district - There are various annual district events through which the local
churches can connect. We have district assembly & conventions; children’s, teen & family camps; SDMI
Team Day; NMI District Missionary Tour (Deputation); countless youth events; men’s & women’s events;
Mt. Vernon Nazarene University events; and children’s & teen Bible quizzing. Ask your pastor about
these.
Connecting with your zone – Our district is comprised of eight zones where churches are grouped together geographically. Many zones meet for revivals and special events. Why not join in?
Through Cooperation (Ministering together) - Local churches may also cooperate in ministry. Cooperation
on a VBS (share the props and the workers on different weeks); a shared revival to reduce costs; pastors
exchanging pulpits for a revival or other event; What about combined outreach events & service projects?;
Maybe share cantatas and other holiday events.
Wouldn’t it be great if we communicated, connected, and cooperated better? “Co” means together.
Together we’re strong. Isolated we’re vulnerable. I’d love to hear some of your thoughts and ideas on
these. Email me at [email protected].
EKD NMI CONVENTION 2013 HIGHLIGHTS
THANK YOU FOR PARTNERING WITH NMI!
AR W
TH Y
RE T?
100% participation in praying for world evangelization
93% of EKD churches met global awareness requirements
100% are involving children and youth in their mission programs
100% participation in World Evangelism Fund (WEF) giving—12 years in a row
104.43% given to World Evangelism Fund
100% participation in Alabaster—8th year in a row
EKD is a Mission Priority One District
Some of the 1,000 pairs of reading glasses, 200 USB drives to share theological materials and 50,000 disposable communion
cups donated to the Africa Region.
Total value: Over $5,000!
Pastor Lebo, Pastor Praise and Dr. Chambo showing their new Cincinnati Reds hats and
University of Kentucky t-shirts.
Lola Brickey, President
PO Box 2183
Ashland, KY 41105-2183
606.325.3455
Howard Slibeck, Treasurer
100 Sunset Court
Ashland, KY 41101
606.329.1969
Nazarene Missions International
Top: District Children singing during the NMI
Convention
Middle: Children Mission’s Event: Wearing
clothing from Guatemala
Below Right: Children’s Mission Event: Balancing pots on their heads as they do in
Guatemala to transport goods
Nazarene Youth International
Allan Krebs, President
11996 Kite Lane
Union, KY 41091
859-485-6833
Sherry Storms, Treasurer
191 Sawyers Rd.
Keavy, KY 40737
606-280-4800
It’s that tIme of year agaIn when all the teens/young
people are going back to school!
as a dIstrIct let’s lIft all them up In prayer daIly that
they will have a safe & successful school year!
QUIZ KICK-OFF SATURDAY SEPT.6th-7th. @ Mt.
Hope Campgrounds Teens will be Friday Night
with activities on Saturday!
For details on cost please contact: Chantel Spears
@ 606-465-1608 or email: [email protected]
SONFEST SATURDAY OCT.5th
@MVNU
Thousand Foot Krutch, Plumb, Mike’s Chair &
many more! Door open @ 12pm. Music starts @
1pm. Event ends @ 10 pm.
Cost: $15 @ door , Groups of 15 or more are $12.
NEW NYI ELECTED COUNCIL:
PRESIDENT: ALLAN KREBS
VICE PRESIDENT: BRANDON
MOORE
TREASURER: SHERRY STORMS
SECTERARY: KRISTEN EVANS
Sr High Reps: Megan Ramsey,
Megan Riley, Sami Taylor
Jr High Reps: Eric Johnson, Corey
Smith, Hannah Fitch
College age Reps: Matthew
Bonzo, Cori Fitch, Autumn Fitch
Sunday School Ministries
David B. Mills, Chairperson
10201 Meadow Glen Dr.
Independence, KY 41051
859-912-4163
Vivian Nelson, Treasurer
1613 ST. Anthony Cir. #1
Ft. Wright, KY 41011
859-344-8074
SAVE the DATES
November 8-10, 2013
eKd annual women’s retreat
Cumberland falls state park—corbin, ky
Speaker & Worship Leader Nicolle Bompart of Eyes Wide Open International
Retreat Cost Includes: -Lodging for 2 Nights (Cottage or Lodge) -Breakfast Saturday & Sunday Morning -Dinner Saturday Night -Retreat Extras—Lots of Fun & Fellowship!
Retreat Cost Lodge Rooms (1-4 ppl per room): One person—$260 Two persons - $165 each Three persons—$140 each Four Persons—$127 each
Cottages (4-8 ppl, first come first serve, only 6 avail) For more information contact: Four persons—$169 each Annette Lewis—859-353-5636 Five persons—$149 each (or email) [email protected] Six persons—$135 each Seven persons—$129 each Mail registration forms and fees to: Eight persons—$124 each JoAnn Copley 3437 Graydon Drive Catlettsburg, KY 41129
ALL FORMS & FEES MUST BE IN BY OCT. 1
Eastern Kentucky Statistics Because People Matter
Last Last Last Last Last Last
Church SS Yr SS MW
Yr
MW RL Yr RL Church SS Yr SS MW
Yr
MW RL Yr RL
Ashland Zone
Corbin-Cumberland
Zone con't
Argillite 44 44 59 64 62 70 London 44 47 55 54 130 170
Ashland First 53 103 81 115 282 261 Middlesboro 0 0 0 0 0 0
Ashland Grace * NR 89 NR 123 271 271 Mount Vernon * NR 24 NR 27 40 40
Ashland Plaza 43 77 70 75 158 155 Pineville 8 8 15 23 26 26
Cannonsburg 47 70 68 75 185 70 Whitesburg 6 9 9 14 56 56
Catlettsburg First 14 41 20 28 148 37 Mount Sterling Zone
Catlettsburg Southside 57 63 96 103 224 275 Clintonville 8 6 8 6 25 21
Durbin 38 50 68 65 72 93 Cynthiana 6 9 10 11 20 13
Flatwoods ** NR 17 NR 20 251 203 Flemingsburg 69 69 91 101 220 257
Kentucky Heights 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mount Sterling 81 110 77 79 351 175
Lloyd 53 53 89 82 114 87 North Middletown 10 10 19 4 66 66
South Shore 50 49 74 68 35 102 Paris 40 38 40 40 225 49
Straight Creek * NR 82 NR 61 97 97 Winchester * NR 3 NR 14 80 35
Summit 71 77 129 126 110 308
Northern Kentucky
Zone
Twin Fork 39 56 38 50 111 126 Augusta 0 50 59 60 96 71
Worthington 68 87 65 87 250 241 Carthage 15 27 47 53 42 42
Wurtland 76 177 117 124 356 317 Covington Central * 39 50 79 87 88 88
Big Sandy Zone Covington Eastside 25 32 28 32 120 120
Beauty * NR 15 NR 13 65 65 Crittenden 0 0 0 0 0 0
Inez 38 40 45 50 49 68 Dayton 17 30 23 29 120 120
Paintsville 19 20 29 27 78 67 Erlanger 20 34 21 23 60 60
Turkey Creek 144 125 160 127 185 235 Erlanger GracePointe 20 128 180 178 230 230
Bluegrass Zone Florence Comm. 10 13 26 30 40 40
Beattyville 37 51 102 107 153 123 Immanuel 53 40 41 60 123 123
Irvine * 29 58 41 46 131 76 Inpedend. Generations 92 88 117 115 140 140
Ravenna 50 78 86 88 101 101 Maysville 122 180 126 140 719 719
Richmond First 43 55 66 64 267 267 Maysville Crosspointe 95 159 210 272 248 248
Richmond Rosemont 20 25 21 21 50 50 Newport ** NR 29 NR 85 42 42
Waco ** NR 34 NR 50 55 55 Walton Fairhope Com 20 22 28 22 30 30 Corbin Cumberland
Zone Olive Hill Zone
Corbin 76 67 112 100 150 165 Grahn *** NR 14 NR 14 60 14
Cumberland 13 23 24 27 50 36 Grayson 50 71 68 79 186 186
Harlan 24 21 32 31 34 25 Morehead 18 29 35 66 52 52
Hazard 0 0 0 0 45 0 Olive Hill 18 35 32 35 135 135
*=No Report Given - Last Month figures used
Mount Hope Camp Website: www.mthopecamp.org
Manager: Robert Pocai (Email: [email protected];
or call 606-849-2429)
Treasurer: Dianne Hall (Email: [email protected]) “Please send Camp monies to Dianne Hall,
241Savannah Dr., Richmond, KY 40475”
Important Camp Dates
Camp Board Meeting (Thurs, Oct. 24, 2013, 6:00 PM)
Camp Work Week (Mon-Sat, Apr. 21-26, 2014)
Camp Board Meeting (Thurs, Apr. 25, 2014, 6:00 PM)
Camp Sunday in Local Church (Jun 1, 2014 - Prayer,
promotion & offering)
Children’s Camp (Mon-Fri, Jun 30-Jul 4, 2014)
Jr. High Camp (Mon-Fri, Jul 7-11, 2014)
Sr. High Camp (Mon-Fri, Jul. 14-18, 2014)
Family Camp (Mon-Sun, Jul. 21-27, 2014)
Camp Board Meeting (Sat, Jul 26, 2014)
Please contact Bob Pocai if you, a group, or your church is
interested in sponsoring a camp work project
Time to ask?
The Bible says "You have not cause you ask not." How
many people could you get into your church on the same
Sunday if you set a date and ask all of those associated
with your church to attend? Maybe send out letters to
your entire church family with date and time and ask
them to put it on their refrigerator to serve as a
reminder. How many people would come to your church
if everyone in your church started just extending a
friendly invitation to their family and friends to
come? How many people would get saved if we shared
our testimony, and then asked those close to us if they
would like to accept Jesus as their savior? How many
people might want to join your church as a member if
you extended them an invitation.
MVNU SonFest – SonFest, an annual outdoor Christian music festival, will take place on Saturday, Oct. 5, from noon to 10 p.m., in the Grove of the MVNU campus. Tickets go on sale on Friday, June 14. Thousand Foot Krutch will headline the event with multiple bands on two stages throughout the day. Tickets go on sale on June 14 through iTickets.com , or at the MVNU Cougar Corner Bookstore, Gospel Supply Shop of Mount Vernon, Columbus West LifeWay Christian Store, Reynoldsburg LifeWay Christian Store, Columbus North LifeWay Christian Store, Berean Christian Stores in Canton and Copely, and The Bookery in Mansfield. Tickets are $15, or $12 each for a group of 15 or more. VIP tickets will also be available for $40. Tickets will be $20 at the gate. Sep 16, 2013 – MVNYou Day Oct 5, 2013 – SonFest Sep 27-28, 2013 – Appalachia Ministry Consultation Oct 25-26, 2013 – Christian Women’s Leadership Conference
MVNU Seminars & Conferences (Call toll free 1-888-470-
0050, or email [email protected]
to register)
Dec 3, 2013 – LEAP Seminar with Hugh Halter
Apr 9-11, 2014 – John A. Knight Bible & Theology
Conference
Evangelism & Church Growth Director: Scott A. Hill
Email: [email protected]
Mount Vernon Nazarene University Website: www.mvnu.edu; Phone: 740-392-6868
District Trustees:
Angela Castleman (Email: [email protected])
Dr. Garrett Mills (Email: [email protected])
District Rep: Melissa Sellers (Email: [email protected]_
Financial Aid:
Mary Cannon (Email: [email protected])
Church Relations:
Mike Williams (Email: [email protected])
Ministerial Studies Opportunities Lonnie Blosser, Chair Roy Penix, Sec.
640 Simon Kenton Ave. P.O. Box 489
Maysville, KY 41056 Inez, KY 41224 606-301-1806; [email protected] 606-298-4074; revroy329@bellsouth,net
Camp Board: District Advisory Board, Dept. Heads, Rev. Roger Bonzo, Rev. Kevin
Campbell, Brandon Moore, Rev. Meredith Moser, Bob Torgrimson,
Nevin Westurn
Eastern Kentucky News
Prayer Requests Revival & salvation of souls.
All of our ministers, leaders & churches on the frontline of ministry.
Our churches seeking pastors (Cov. Central, Grayson, Mt. Sterling First, Pineville, Winchester, Worthington)
Our U.S. Military personnel and their families (Including Rev. Claude Crisp)
Retired Ministers in Failing Health – Rev. Jim Barnett.
Pastor Randy Biggs (Straight Creek) – Recovering from heart attack.
Steve Black (Allan & Tracy Krebs’ son-in-law) – Undergoing cancer treatments
Dayton Church – Church partially burned from a fire on April 28. Renovations coming soon.
Maria Teresa Duarte (Wife of our Presiding General Superintendent) – Mrs. Duarte has been having some health complications.
Mary Martin (Pastor’s wife at Lloyd) – Mary is receiving positive medical reports.
Family of Marvin Meredith (Former Advisory Board Member) – Marvin passed away on July 2.
50 Plus News Notes: As summer begins to wind down, I want to
encourage you all to stay busy for our Master!
Recently a beloved former EKD pastor, Rev.
Jim Lanham, shared the following with our church.
If the church (my church!) ever starts……
Praying—right now!
Giving—right now!
Fasting—right now!
Winning Souls—right now!
Praising God—right now!
No telling what kind of revival we could have—right now!
If a saint of God (me!) would ever start…..
Dedicating their life totally to God—right now!
Living for Him—right now!
Reading the Bible—right now!
Fasting—right now!
No telling what God could do through that person—right now!
Satan says….start tomorrow, next week, next year….he is
greatly afraid of what we do RIGHT NOW!
**Mark your calendar for the following dates—they do
overlap, but I hope you and your PrimeTime group will be able
to attend one or the other:
PrimeTime Smoky Mtn. Retreat and Conference
Pigeon Forge, TN; October 8-11; Speakers: Michael
Benson, Justine Knight, Brian Helstrom
2013 Festival of Joy at MVNU—October 10! Dr. Henry Spaulding will be our guest speaker;
Special music be The Talley’s
Hope to see you there!
If you need more info on either event or if I can help with your
local ministry in any way please feel free to call.
Blessings! Bette Edwards
News from Churches Ashland First – The church has called a new pastor effective Sep. 8, 2013. We’d like to welcome Pastor Luke & Sarah McLean and their children, Maggie & Samuel. They come to us from the North Central District, and we’re excited to have them as a part of our district family!
Catlettsburg Southside—Jeremiah Bolich will be in revival September 15-18th at the church located at 426 36th Street in Catlettsburg. Service times are Sunday 10:30 AM & 6 PM; Monday –Wednesday @ 7 PM. Special music will be provided nightly. For more information call Pastor, James Webster at 606-831-6381.
Covington Central – Pastor Lonnie Storms has resigned as pastor. We have appreciated the ministry of Pastor Lonnie & Joyce, and we wish them well!
Dayton – The church experienced a fire on Sunday, April 28, 2013. Please continue to pray for the re-building.
Independence Generations (NewStart) – The church will officially organize on Sun, Sep 15, 2013. Congrats to Pastor Dave Mills and the Independence Church family! If you want more info about the church, please contact Rev. David Mills at 859-912-4163 or [email protected].
Morehead – The church has called a new pastor effective Sep. 1, 2013. We’d like to welcome Pastor Pete & Carmel Hall and their children, Drew & Ashley. They come to us from the Iowa District, and we’re excited to have them as a part of our district family!
(Continued)
Other News 8th Annual Retired Nazarene Ministers/Missionaries &
Spouses Retreat – The Retreat will be in Branson, MO, on Oct.
15-18, 2013, and the registration is $235 per person. If
interested, please contact Juanita West at 405-789-2984 or
email at [email protected]
News from Churches (Continued) Mt. Sterling First – Pastor Rob Pocai has resigned effective Sep 1, 2013, to accept a Vice-President role at a Seminary in Mississippi.
We have appreciated the ministry of Pastor Rob & Holly, and we
wish them well! Walton Faithhope Community (NewStart) – The District Advisory Board has authorized a new church in Walton, KY, effective April 15, 2012, which will be led by Pastor Bud Hafley. More info is available by email at: [email protected], or by phone at: 859-380-8009.
Our Shares for Others Because Our Mission is Bigger than Ourselves
WEF P&B MVNU DISTRICT SDMI NYI NMI
Recd Recd Recd Recd Recd Recd Recd
Argillite 914.00 332.00 259.00 518.00 32.00 16.00 42.00
Ashland First 2302.00 743.00 1215.15 2430.29 146.13 94.57 194.00
Ashland Grace 1295.00 470.00 567.00 1178.00 79.00
Ashland Plaza 687.00 250.00 621.87 1243.74 74.63 37.18 100.00
Augusta
Beattyville
Beauty 323.05
Cannonsburg 1523.00 623.00 422.00 937.00 56.00 75.00
Carthage
Catlettsburg First 509.00 187.00 216.22 446.15 26.72 16.96 36.00
Catlettsburg Southside 1935.00 801.00 801.30 1781.22 107.18 47.00 143.00
Clintonville 83.00 23.00 22.85 50.76 15.00 15.00
Corbin 3294.00 521.00 521.00 1157.00 70.00 93.00
Covington Central 1133.00 672.00 411.84 1029.61 61.78 82.00
Covington Eastside 471.00 132.00 167.00 330.00 20.00 10.00 26.00
Crittenden
Cumberland 164.00 38.00 47.00 94.00 6.00 7.00
Cynthiana 51.00 22.00 22.05 49.00 3.00 4.00
Dayton
Durbin 694.00 27.78 37.00
Erlanger 474.00 194.00 193.69 430.65 25.84 12.31 34.00
Erlanger GracePointe 903.00
Flatwoods 142.00
Flemingsburg 1697.00 687.00 492.65 1080.02 67.31 31.84 90.00
Florence Community 600.00 300.00 250.00 475.00 100.00 100.00 125.00
Grahn
Grayson 1254.00 541.00 541.00 1202.00 73.00 97.00
Harlan
Hazard
Immanuel 1141.00 415.00
Independ Generataion
Inez
Irvine 1881.00 394.00 260.00 576.00 35.00 16.00 47.00
Lloyd 910.00 352.00 352.00 782.00 20.00 20.00 27.00
London 450.00
Maysville 2414.00 1042.00
Maysville Crosspointe 2225.00 961.00 122.00 162.00
Morehead 194.00 84.00 83.79 186.20 11.18 15.00
Mount Sterling 656.00 696.00 520.00 1150.00 70.00 70.00 95.00
Mount Vernon
Newport 992.00 200.00
North Middletown 200.00
Olive Hill
Paintsville
Paris 601.00 250.00 250.00 556.00 24.00 24.00 32.00
Pineville
Ravenna 2364.00 967.00 664.93 1477.62 88.65 32.70 118.00
Richmond First 407.10 904.67 54.28 72.00
Richmond Rosemont 380.00 174.00 173.67 348.61 49.16 24.16 56.00
South Shore 580.00 241.00 173.18 384.83 23.09 11.36 31.00
Straight Creek
Summit 1171.00 426.00 532.05 1064.10 85.00
Turkey Creek 2213.00 905.00 905.45 2012.09 58.05 58.05 161.00
Twin Fork 827.00 363.00 312.14 648.79 37.46 50.00
Waco
Walton Fairhope Comm
Whitesburg 100.00 50.00 50.00 100.00
Winchester 294.00
Worthington 1732.00 399.00 477.00 1061.00 63.00 34.00 85.00
Wurtland 335.00 138.00 138.00 305.00 19.00 25.00
Total 41585.00 14793.00 12393.98 25989.35 1587.24 656.13 2340.00
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