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Brought forward Rules for Assembly amendments, including proposed expansion of the NLT by three members to improve presbytery representation. Presented a fiscal year 2019-2020 operating budget of about $2.65 million including spending for strategic priorities.Д®valuated and recommended the expansion of the NLT to the 39th General Assembly.

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After repeatedly wrestling with how to promote giving to the national level of our denomination, the NLT proposed creation of an ad interim committee to address long-term funding of the EPC. Launched review and evaluation of World Outreach in anticipation of the expected departure of Director Phil Linton in 2021.Д¬ontinued to monitor giving to EPC Per Member Asking (PMA), with concern that past PMA growth has stopped and is declining in the current fiscal year. Oversaw the retirement of COO Phil VanValkenburg and suitable succession plan. Began process of replacing Stated Clerk Jeff Jeremiah, whose fifth three-year term concludes in June of 2021, by recommending a Search Committee to recommend a successor to be elected at the 2020 Assembly. To better focus on specific strategic priorities, the NLT recommended that the Church Planting and Revitalization Committee standing committee be divided into two committees: 1) Church Planting and 2) Church Revitalization.Д¬ontinued work on management succession plan for the Office of the General Assembly. The NLT recommends amending Rules for Assembly that would update the functions of the NLT with more clarity about its role in discerning and advancing the EPC vision. Continued to oversee the EPC mission and our vision which entails four strategic priorities: 1) Transformation (church revitalization), 2) Multiplication (church planting), 3) Effective Biblical Leadership, and 4) Global Movement (World Outreach and fraternal relations).