Conference to Return, be One Day Shorter
Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
The 2009 Annual Conference determined the location of the 2010 Annual Conference as the Greenville Convention Center. The Bishop sets the time of the Conference and it was announced that the dates will be June 10th through 12th, one day shorter than usual, as a way of being good stewards of our funds.
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The 2009 Annual Conference determined the location of the 2010 Annual Conference as the Greenville Convention Center. The Bishop sets the time of the Conference and it was announced that the dates will be June 10th through 12th, one day shorter than usual, as a way of being good stewards of our funds.
Read full post...New 2010 Budget Adopted at end of Conference
Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
Our Conference Committee on Finance and Administration presented a revised 2010 budget and a 2011 budget for the Conference. Usually, budgets are determined one year, raised the next year, and spent in the following year. While this is still the normal practice, unusual economic conditions have necessitated adjustments to the 2010 budget. [...]
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Our Conference Committee on Finance and Administration presented a revised 2010 budget and a 2011 budget for the Conference. Usually, budgets are determined one year, raised the next year, and spent in the following year. While this is still the normal practice, unusual economic conditions have necessitated adjustments to the 2010 budget. [...]
Read full post...CF&A Brings 2011 AND 2010 Budget
Wednesday, June 10th, 2009
The Committee on Finance and Administration (CF&A) proposed a newly revised 2010 Conference budget that generated discussion yesterday afternoon. In addition to the $367,409 of reductions reported in Wednesday’s The Saddlebag, the amount for the Minister’s Transition Fund (line 83) is recommended to be $0 because the Fund is now self-supported by its cumulative [...]
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The Committee on Finance and Administration (CF&A) proposed a newly revised 2010 Conference budget that generated discussion yesterday afternoon. In addition to the $367,409 of reductions reported in Wednesday’s The Saddlebag, the amount for the Minister’s Transition Fund (line 83) is recommended to be $0 because the Fund is now self-supported by its cumulative [...]
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