The Vision2 - International Pentecostal Holiness Church

M–Initiative 

Greenville, SC 

May 4-6, 2011

M- Initiative Schedule 

Kingdom Momentum Conference; Redemption World Outreach Center 

April 4 - 6, 2011 

(All General Sessions held in the Main Sanctuary) 

Because of the large numbers of people involved in this conference, parking can be a 

challenge and often involves a lot of walking. RWOC has provided shuttle service for the 

M-Initiative Group. Below is the schedule for shuttle pick-up. General pick-up is colored 

in yellow. “Ladies only” pickup is colored in green. Nan Carpenter has planned special 

activities during the afternoon sessions for any ladies who care to join her in exercising 

the “shopping gift”! The shuttle will also carry ladies to the hotel who desire to do so. 

Wednesday, May 4 th 

2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Check-In At The Hotel 

4:30 pm – 6:30 pm Dinner 

6:30 pm Shuttle pick-up at hotel – Drop off at Lower South Entrance 

7:00 pm General Session with Pastor Sheryl Brady 

Shuttle pick-up after service at Lower South Entrance for hotel 

Thursday, May 5 th 

8:30 am Shuttle pick up at hotel – Drop off at Lower South Entrance 

9:00 am – 10:20 am General Session with Apostles Ron & Hope Carpenter 

10:30 am – 12:00 pm General Session with Bishop Michael Pitts 

12:00 pm – 1:30 pm M-I Group Lunch at Church 

1:30 pm Shuttle pick up for ladies at Lower South Entrance 

Shuttle will go to Haywood Mall & hotel 

1:30 pm - 5:00 pm Men - M-Initiative Session With Bishop Carpenter 

4:30 pm Shuttle pickup for ladies at Haywood Mall 

5:00 pm Shuttle pickup for men at church & all will return to hotel 

5:00 pm - Free Time 

Friday, May 6 th 


9:00 am – 10:20 am Workshops (See Below) 

10:30 am – 12:00 pm General Session with Pastor Ed Young 

12 noon – 1:30 pm M-I Group Lunch At Church 


Shuttle will go to hotel & downtown 

1:30 pm – 3:00 pm General Session with Dr. Sam Chand 

3:30 pm – 5:30 pm M-Initiative Private Session With Dr. Sam Chand 

4:45 pm Shuttle pick up for ladies downtown; shuttle will then go to hotel to 

pick up any ladies who may be there. Ladies will be brought to 

church to join husbands for dinner & service 

5:30 pm – 6:30 pm M-I Group Dinner At Church 

7:00 pm Closing General Session with Apostle Ron Carpenter 

Shuttle pick-up after service at Lower South Entrance for hotel

Friday, May 6 th Workshops: 9:00 am – 10:20 am 

• Pastor Tavner Smith – Youth Ministry – 

“Taking Over A Generation And Changing The Culture” 

Location: The Center Main Sanctuary 

• Pastor Travis Hayes – “Church Security: Who’s on Your Wall?” 

Location: The Center Harley Room 

• Pastor Mark Webb – “First Impressions” 

Location: Power Surge 

• Evangelist Hasker Hudgens - “Passion for Soul-Winning” 

Location: High Voltage 

• Marguerite Lake – Facilities Management – “A SITE for Sore Eyes” The Center 

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• Marketing Directors – A-Team Marketing: 

Social & Multi-Media To Drive Your Ministry Forward 

Location: The Center Ramp Room 

General Session Speakers: 

Pastor Ed Young is the founding and Senior Pastor of Fellowship 

Church, which operates three satellite campuses along with the main 

campus located just north of DFW Airport. Ed is an accomplished 

author, and is known for his candor regarding leadership and the inner 

workings of a growing church. He provides resources for church 

leaders through Creative Pastors and Creative Church Conferences. 

Pastor Sheryl Brady - Conference speaker, recording artist, wife, mother, and 

grandmother; Pastor Brady does it all. After extensively traveling the globe for 

more than 25 years, Pastor Sheryl Brady and her husband, Bishop Joby Brady 

recently joined The Potter’s House church of North Dallas as campus pastors 

under Bishop T.D. Jakes. 

Bishop Michael Pitts - Bishop Michael Pitts is the Founder and Senior 

Pastor of Cornerstone Church located in Toledo, Ohio. An accomplished 

author of several books, he also oversees Cornerstone Global Network 

with churches located across the US and Mexico. His apostolic ministry is 

noted for its break-through anointing, spirit of excellence, and praise and 

worship.

M- Initiative Meeting 

Redemption World Outreach Center 

Greenville, S.C. 

Shuttle Schedule Highlights 

General pick-up is colored in yellow. 

“Ladies only” pickup is colored in green. 

Wednesday, May 4 th 

Thursday, May 5 th 

Friday, May 6 th 

6:30 pm Shuttle pick-up at hotel – Drop off at Lower South Entrance 




Shuttle will go to Haywood Mall & hotel 

4:30 pm Shuttle pickup for ladies at Haywood Mall 

5:00 pm Shuttle pickup for men at church & all will return to hotel 



Shuttle will go to hotel & downtown 

4:45 pm Shuttle pick up for ladies downtown; shuttle will then go to hotel to 

pick up any ladies who may be there. Ladies will be brought to 

church to join husbands for dinner & service 


We express appreciation to RWOC for providing the courtesy of the shuttle service.

2011 M Initiative List 

LAST FIRST SPOUSE Church Home Address Phone # E-Mail Conference Members 

Ashley Alvin Brenda Christ Center Church 318-525-9033 ch christcenter123@aol.com Mid-South 500 

6808 Jefferson Paige Rd 

Shreveport, LA 71119 

Atkinson Tony Sharon New Life Christian Ministries 2097 Trinity Rd. 540-563-4989 ch tony@newlifecm.org Appalachian 668 

5745 Airport Rd. NW Troutville, VA 24175 540-563-3492 fax 

Roanoke, VA 24012 540-293-2714 hm 

Bailey Terry Beth South Greenwood PH 719 Chinquapin Rd wtbaileydr@msn.com 

Greenwood, SC 29646 410-627-3795 hm 

Berry Wesley Susie Crosstown PH Church 20101 S. 180 Rd. 918-756-2442 ch ropen4jc@sbcglobal.net New Horizons 685 

1206 West 5th St. Okmulgee, OK 74447 918-652-2751 hm 

Okmulgee, OK 74447 

Boggs Eric Gena Beech Springs 864-847-8896 ch pastor@beechspringstab.org U.S. Carolina 808 

Tabernacle 903-432-3872 hm 

1015 Garren Road 

Belton, SC 29627 

Branch Eric Kimberly New Image Outreach 120 Rolling Green Drive 864-855-6058 ch niopastor@bellsouth.net U.S. Carolina 645 

PO Box 1844 Easley, SC 29640 864-220-3177 hm 

Easley, SC 29641 

Burd Gary Christian Heritage PH Church P O Box 31267 806-376-8715 ch gburd@arn.net 681 

900 S Nelson St Amarillo, TX 79120 806-373-6108 hm 

Amarillo, TX 79104 

Carpenter Jr. Ronald Hope Redemption World Outreach 1205 Plantation Drive 864-281-1520 ch ckemp@rwoc.org U.S. Carolina 16946 

74 Byrdland Drive Simpsonville, SC 29681 864-288-0230 hm 

Greenville, SC 29607 864-201-9019 cell 

Cox Darrell Debbie Trinity Worship Center 2711 Samac Lane 336-585-0605 ch darrell@trinityworship.net Cornerstone 671 

3157 S. Church Street Burlington, SC 27215 336-585-0610 fax 

Burlington, SC 27215 

Dodson J. Mike Debbie Tree of Life Ministries 434-237-1572 ch mike@tolm.net Appalachian 2573 

2812 Greenview Dr. 

Lynchburg, VA 24502 

Dunning Dwight Clinton PHC 910-592-3624 ch dwightdunning@earthlink.net N. Carolina 545 

PO Box 765 

Clinton, NC 28329 

Elsky Joey Destiny Christian Center mailing address: 334-358-1313 ch joeyelsky@destinycc.com Alpha 2572 

2050 Commerce St. 1852 Highway 14 E 334-358-1912 hm aimeebishop@destinycc.com 

Millbrook, AL 36054 Prattville, AL 36066 334-391-2048 cell 

Gardner Derrick Martha Life Springs Worship Center 5630 Platt Springs Rd. 803-957-2221 ch pastorderrick@lswc.com S. Carolina 841 

PO Box 84726 Lexington, SC 29073 803-957-0583 hm lswc@lswc.com 

Lexington, SC 29073 

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LAST PASTOR SPOUSE Church Home Address Phone # E-Mail Conference Members 

Gilliam Keith Lana Whitnel PHC 3358 Wren Circle 828-728-5353 ch Kgilliam@wphc.net Cornerstone 624 

1890 Connelly Springs Rd Lenoir, NC 28645 828-728-6102 hm 

Lenoir, NC 28645 828-234-1443 cell 

Greenlee Dan Kathy The Father's House 408-298-7611 ch dfgreenlee@aol.com Pacific West 500 

2165 Lucretia Ave. 408-629-4832 fax 

San Jose, CA 408-629-2242 hm 

Hannah Josh Jessica Friendship World Outreach 1780 Mayne Trace Rd. 931-296-1089 ch josh@fwo.cc Tennessee 694 

1510 Clydeton Road Waverly, TN 37185 931-209-2240 cell shanna@fwo.cc Valley 

Waverly, TN 37185 

Hardison Ferrell Millie Whitley PHC 2005 Hilltop Lane 919-580-5411 ch fehmdh@gmail.com N. Carolina 869 

188 Whitley Church Rd. Goldsboro, NC 27530 919-735-7150 hm 

Princeton, NC 27569 

Harrell Roland Phyllis Kinston First PHC 252-522-0287 rolandharrell@embarqmail.com N. Carolina 962 

711 Phillips Rd 

Kinston, NC 28504 

Haug Rick Beverly Living Word Church 828-428-2351 ch rhaug3@att.net Cornerstone 700 

923 Island Ford Rd 

Maiden, NC 28650 

Hedgepeth John Faye Northwood Temple 910-488-7474 ch jehedge@aol.com N. Carolina 4486 

4200 Ramsey Street 910-822-4996 fax 

Fayetteville, NC 28311 910-488-4016 hm 

Hughes Wiley Mount Carmel PHC 403 W. Blue Street 910-485-4367 ch WHUGHES3@nc.rr.com N. Carolina 537 

2569 Owen Drive St. Paul, NC 28384 910-865-6190 hm 

Fayetteville, NC 28306 

Kingrea Richard Renee Harbor of Hope PHC 540-381-9434 ch office@harborofhopechurch.org Appalachian 509 

2720 Roanoke St 

Christiansburg, VA 24068 

McCants Ron Christian Heritage Church 850-562-3156 ch rm@chctoday.com SonShine NM 4200 

PO Box 180427 

Tallahassee, FL 32318 

McDonald Gordon Bishop,PHC of Canada 604-583-5551 wk gordon@calvary.ca Canada PHC 

16293 104 Ave 604-589-2200 hm 

Surrey, BC V4N 1Z7 

Marriner Tim Cathy Glad Tidiings PHC 252-726-0160 ch tam777@usa.net N. Carolina 1080 

4621 Country Club Rd. 252-247-0594 fax 

Morehead City, NC 28557 252-342-8822 

Mercado Joaquin Ana Vision Church International same 561-478-3574 ch revmercado1@aol.com SonShine NM 1000 

6194 Summit Blvd. 561-683-3736 fax anamercado@yahoo.com 

W. Palm Beach, FL 33415 561-791-7997 hm 

Miller Hayward Living Word Fellowship 850-271-0775 kim@livingword.com SonShine NM 500 

500 E 19th St www.livingword.com 

Panama City, FL 32405 

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Miller Jay Tessie The Family Church 116 Portland 337-234-0214 ch pastor@thefamilychurch.cc Mid-South 2000 

223 Stone Ave. Lafayette, LA 70507 337-234-0210 hm 

Lafayette, LA 70507 

Miller Tony Kathy Cathedral of Praise 405-728-7700 ch jam@destinywo.com Heartland 1200 

7700 N Council Rd 

Oklahoma City, OK 73132 

Milliken Kenneth Gospel Tabernacle 910-892-4011 ch pastorken@gtchurch.net N. Carolina 683 

2105 W Cumberland St. 919-424-9720 hm 

Dunn, NC 28334 910-990-4978 cell 

Mills William A. Rhonda Buena Vista PHC 1544 Forge Rd. 540-261-6596 ch williamamills@hotmail.com Appalachian 666 

PO Box 350 Lexington, VA 24450 540-261-1885 fax 

Buena Vista, VA 24416 

Ofosu-Appiah Frank Mary All Nations Church 770-923-8383 ch ofosu@hotmail.com Georgia 892 

5511 Williams Rd 678-584-0766 hm www.allnationsusa.com 

Norcross, GA 30093 contactus@allnationsusa.com 

Ogbuagu Okechukwu The Sanctuary ogbuagu@yahoo.com Georgia 560 

110 Winterberry Dr 

Savannah, GA 34106 

Oltz Steve Angel Belton PHC 864-338-8885 ch revoltz@bellsouth.net Upper South 710 

104 W Calhoun Rd Carolina 

Belton, SC 29627 

Pettry Aaron Belle Glade Worship Center SonShine NM 500 

1424 W Canal St. S 

Belle Glade, FL 33430 

Ruiz Jose La Comunidad Cristiana 2151 Oakland Rd. 408-324-0100 ch pastorruiz@comunidadcristiana.orgPacific West 1100 

2371 Ringwood Ave. San Jose, CA 95131 408-324-1125 hm 

San Jose, CA 95131 

Shipman Fred Debbie Winners Church 561-683-6633 ch winnerschurch365@gmail.com SonShine NM 4400 

365 Jog Road 561-738-9991 hm 

W. Palm Beach, FL 33415 

Sinclair Ricky Jeannie Miracle Place Church 2080 Main Street 225-775-4321 ch rickys@miracleplacechurch.org Mid South 1200 

P O Box 19 Baker, LA 70714 225-603-7568 cell www.miracleplacechurch.org 

Wakefield, LA 70784 

Spencer Sheila Time of Refreshing CWC 407-253-9464 torwc@aol.com SonShine NM 500 

7919 Magnolia Holmes Rd. 

Orlando, FL 32810 

Thomas Hugh Abundant Living Ministries 954-680-2500 bishophughthomas@alm.org SonShine NM 500 

P O Box 820085 

Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33082 

Tuell David Jill Christian Life International 4371 Harbor Wood Rd. 540-389-5848 ch david.t@clichurch.org Appalachian 873 

518 E. Main St. Salem, VA 24153 540-389-2811 fax 

Salem, VA 24153 540-797-1398 cell 

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Walker Todd Lorie Daystar Christian Center 118 St. Thomas Dr. 256-549-0330 ch dtoddwalker@yahoo.com Alpha 620 

P O Box 4348 Rainbow City, AL 35906 256-413-3006 hm 

Gadsden, AL 35904 256-504-4754 cell 

Whitfield Jim Regina Goldsboro First PHC 1204 E. 9th Street 919-734-2674 ch bishop@nciphc.com N. Carolina 629 

1100 The First Church Rd. Goldsboro, NC 27534 919-735-1838 hm 

Goldsboro, NC 27534 919-734-7445 cell 

Wilkie Norman Sherry Evangelistic Temple 2854 W. 114th 918-749-9971 ch nswilk@cox.net New Horizons 2855 

5345 S. Peoria Jenks, OK 74037 918-743-2720 fax 

Tulsa, OK 74105 918-299-8255 hm 

Cook Wyatt Wanda Kingsway Christian Center 410-668-1955 ch Mid-Atlantic 754 

7403 Gumspring Rd. 443-760-7014 cell 

Rosedale, MD 21237 

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JERUSALEM PROCLAMATION 

Affirmed by those present as an expression of what the Lord spoke 

to the International Pentecostal Holiness Church at the 

First IPHC World Conference in Jerusalem, 1991. 

God is calling the International Pentecostal Holiness Church to become a 

kingdom of worshiping priests who will worship Him with all their beings – 

spirit, soul, and body. We are to live lives of worship, giving praise 

continually unto the Lord. Our churches are to be noted for their praise and 

celebration. We are to learn a worship lifestyle that will model for the whole 

world what it means to love God with all our might, mind, and means. 

God is calling the International Pentecostal Holiness Church to 

become an army of witnesses who will live to share the good news. 

Our whole lifestyle is to be built around the compassion to witness. 

We are to feast in order to witness. We are to witness as we travel, as 

we study, eat, work, and play. We are to choose our vocations, homes, 

church sites, mode of dress, language, friends, and neighbors in order 

to better witness to this generation. We are to change our lifestyles in 

order to become more effective witnesses. 

God is calling us to a witnessing lifestyle. 

God is calling the International Pentecostal Holiness Church to 

become a unique instrument of world evangelization that will 

penetrate many unreached peoples of this earth with the gospel. We 

are to gear up like an invading army to go into the strongholds of the 

enemy with our lifestyle of worship and witness in order to spread the 

kingdom of God and the reign of King Jesus. We are to go on a 

wartime basis in order to carry out this God-given mandate. 

This threefold calling is the foundation for Target 2000. Failure to 

respond to this call will doom the mission. It will make it mission 

impossible. Response to this threefold call will assure the possession 

our promised land, it will guarantee the taking of our mountain 

(Joshua 14:12).

A Synopsis Of The Prophecy Given By 

John Dawson Over The IPHC 

King Memorial Lectures; Emmanuel College - 1991 

(1) You are to be seen as people who are Serving in God’s Affirmation 

Jeremiah 30 – 31. 

(2) You will be Characterized by Joy. 

(3) You will Serve the Whole Church, the whole Body of Christ. 

(4) You will have Visionary Leadership--a vision as big as the world. 

(5) You will be known as a House of Prayer. 

(6) You will show a humble and grateful spirit, you will be poor in 

spirit—the Fellowship of the Rescued. 

(7) You will be a church that condemns no man— but is rather 

characterized by a Spirit of Adoption. 

(8) You will be an Extended Family 

(9) You will be a People of Liberty - knowing that sometimes the 

enemy of tomorrow’s inheritance is today’s possession. 

(10) You will be a people of Radical Generosity — called to pioneer 

again and again, calls which will require your giving more than 

you have. 

(11) You will be Leaders of Divine Direction 

(12) You will have a Ministry of Encouragement-- in discipling the 

nations. 

“The Lord is absolutely confident in His ability 

to cause us to inherit this!”

Transition Benchmarks 

August 2009 – May, 2011 

2009 Benchmarks 

• Assimilated new structure adopted at General Conference 

• Dismantled Stewardship Ministries and redistributed duties, personnel and assets 

• Redistributed duties of secretary to Executive Director of EVUSA 

• Redistributed duties of treasurer to Executive Director of Discipleship 

• Initiated legal review to define IPHC Financial Services 

• Appointed CFO and implemented office 

• Reviewed and adjusted GMC budget 

• Conversion of accounting system to new software 

• Prepared and approved 2010 departmental budgets 

• Reviewed and transitioned to new insurance providers 

• Reviewed and reduced GMC personnel by 11full-time and 5part-time employees 

• Filed $1.1 million claim against Grant Thornton and Associates 

• Reduced GMC operating budget by $1.3 million 

• Reassigned GMC office space for 6 employees 

• $80,000 installation of fiber optic cable to GMC gratis by Cox Cable 

• Appointed new Ministry Division Councils, Department Boards, three Study Commissions, 

and General Committees 

• Established GMC Centennial Committee, GMC V20 Committee, GMC Webcast 

Committee, and GMC Video Committee 

• Reviewed and restructured IPH Foundation 

• Revised bylaws of IPH Foundation 

• Hired Foundation President 

• Prepared updated job descriptions for 

o General Superintendent 

o Executive Director of World Missions Ministries 

o Executive Director of Evangelism USA 

o Executive Director of Discipleship Ministries Division 

o President of Extension Loan Fund 

o President of IPH Foundation 

o Director of City Quest/AA Ministries 

o Chief Financial Officer 

• Chaired first meeting of new Board of Communications 

• Appointed Director of Communication 

• Hired new editor of Experience Magazine 

• Revised bylaws of Extension Loan Fund 

• Conducted legal review of GMC personnel manuals and procedures 

• Chaired six Executive Committee of the Council of Bishops meetings 

• Chaired two Council of Bishops meetings 

• Produced three webcasts and one video conference 

• Made two site trips for next General Conference 

• Initiated work for new online IPHC Legal Library 

• Completion of IPHC Manual in English & Spanish in record time 

• Appointed Clergy Development Director 

• Initiated Pastoral Development Program

• Revised Ministers’ Wives Fellowship Bylaws 

• Dialogued with Empowered 21 Conference leaders to involve IPHC 

• Preparation of 2009 Christmas video 

• Recognized former executives and COB with a special Christmas card and gift 

• Prepared 2009 IPHC Christmas card picturing all COB 


• ELF hiring of first “In-House” lawyer at GMC (Lawn Gardner) 

• Hired first “fulltime” Chief Financial Officer 

• First General Ministries Cabinet Meeting in Oklahoma City, OK on February 23-24, 2010 

• Production of Vision 20/20 Materials 

• Spoke at Centennial for affiliate organization, Pentecostal Methodist Church, in Chile 

• Spoke at first Asian Missions Retreat in Malaysia 

• Major financial drive for Haiti earthquake – Response = largest in history for project 

outside of the USA – over $435,000.00 

• First financial assistance in history for Pentecostal Methodist Church of Chile for 

earthquake relief; IPHC sent $10,000.00 & raised app. $5,000.00 of that amount 

• All IPHC credentials printed in Spanish for the first time 

• Appointment of first Director of Communications - April 

• Appointment of the first Director of Social Media - April 

• First meeting of Communications Board - April 

• Restructuring of IPHC Communications Department – April 

• Preparation for and execution of 2010 Presiding Assignments for Conferences 

• Brochure, mailouts, five videos, & other preparations for Merger Centennial in Falcon 

• Oversight of the Eastern & Western Centennial events – 

• On-going preparations for IPHC World Conference in Madrid in 2011 

• Attended Pentecostal World Conference in Stockholm, Sweden. 

• Met with Pentecostal Holiness World Fellowship Board for the first time in Sweden 

• Dallas selected as site for 2013 General Conference – Downtown Sheraton Hotel 

• Remodeling of LifeSprings for state-of-the art audio/video facility 

• IPHC Experience magazine goes online as digital magazine – September 

• New Website goes online – October 1 

• Resolution of Grant – Thornton litigation 

• Resolution of Macon Wilson litigation 

• Resolution of John Johnson embezzlement action & credentials status 


• Hired first Project Manager in GMC for Communications 

• Preparation for and execution of 2011 Presiding Assignments for Conferences 

• Appointment of COO as designated “Service Agent” for the Global Ministry Center 

• Hired Assistant Administrator for CFO 

• Visited four countries for the first time. (Hungary, Romania, Malaysia, Myanmar) 

• Established “Licensed Sales Agent” for Extension Loan Fund In the State of Oklahoma 

• First M-Initiative Meeting in Greenville, SC – May 4-6, 2011 

• 1 st Year Ministerial Training Program in Spanish completed ( Books, Study Guides, Tests) 

• Remodeling of GMC for state-of-the art audio/video facilities

VISION 2020 

The Vision 

Welcome… 

We have just completed two of the most significant decades in our 110 year history! Not only have we 

multiplied believers and churches at the rate of 285% over the past twenty years, we have also 

responded to the challenge from God to adapt, mature and take our rightful place within the Body of 

Christ. 

In spite of the dramatic changes over the past two decades, we cannot rest yet. We know that these 

exceptional growth figures are possible only because of the grace of God at work on our behalf. “Unless 

the Lord builds the house, its builders labour in vain. Unless the Lord keeps watch over the city, the 

watchman stands guard in vain.” Psa. 127.1 (REB) 

The Lord of the Church, the Master Builder, continues to nudge us out of our comfort zone and into new 

areas of endeavor. We, like the workman rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, must learn to rest at our 

respective stations, always at the ready with our weapons in hand. 

Vision2020 did not originate with the 26th General Conference at Greensboro, NC. It is the third 

generation of a powerful, prophetic call from the Lord which began with a small group of leaders in 1983. 

Prepared by Joe Iaquinta 1

Target2000. 1984-1997 

In 1983, Presiding Bishop Leon Stewart gave B.E. Underwood (Executive Director of World Missions) 

and Dr. Vinson Synan (Executive Director of EVUSA) release to develop a growth strategy for the IPHC. 

During the Summer of 1983, the Fuller Church Growth Institute was 

contracted to help us with a self-study to identify hinderances to growth. 

Both efforts, the Fuller Selfstudy 

and the Target2000 

strategy were approved by 

the General Board of 

Administration in the 

summer of 1984. The rest 

is history. 

History indicates that 

Target2000 was the catalyst 

that led to two decades of 

record-setting growth. The 

chart below shows 

quadrennial growth from 

1940 to the present. The 

blue columns are pre- 

T2000; the pink columns 

show growth results after 

the initiation of Target2000 

growth strategies. 

On a cold, snowy week end in December of that same year, six men (three 

from World Missions and three from EVUSA) met at the Shangri-la 

Conference Center in northeast Oklahoma for a time of fasting and prayer. 

Out of that meeting came a document that would radically change the future 

of the IPHC. That document recommended a vision name, goals and 

strategy for the church as it approached the end of the millennium. 

Average quadrennial growth 

pre-T2000 was 7,876; 

average growth after T2000 was 25,895 new members. 

Mission21. 1997-2009 

With the approach of the end of the millennium, the Target2000 Task Force 

realized that the purpose and function of T2000 was coming to an end. In 

1996, the task force began working on a new name and document to carry 

the vision forward into the first decade of the 21st century. 

After prayer and discussion over several meetings, T2000 emerged as 

Mission21. The document at the right became the strategy and the image 

above was adopted as its official logo. 

The logo has multiple symbols significant to our church. The first is the name: 


♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 

B R I N G I N G T H E F U T U R E I N T O F O C U S 

M I S S I O N 2 1 

2 0 0 0 & B E Y O N D 

Mission21, focusing on doing ministry in the 21st century. 

The second symbol is the man riding the wave of God’s 

present work in the earth. The third is the doorway of 

opportunity opened for us by God. The fourth symbol is 

the man reaching up and following the leadership of the 

Holy Spirit into the 21 st century as he launches himself from 

the foothold of the T2000 mountain. 

During the twelve years of M21, the task force produced 

exceptional church planting, personal evangelism, discipleship 

materials. These training materials are still available online—FREE! 

A 

V I S I O N 

F O R 

M I S S I O N 

V I S I O N C A R E 

"Celebrate with me! 

...Count on it—-that’s the kind 

of party God’s angels throw 

every time one lost soul 

turns to God." 

The Message, Luke 15: 9-10 

Vision2020. 2010-2020 

VISION 2020 

V20 is not a new or standalone concept. It is the third generation of 

the vision that began in 1983. It inherits many of the same 

characteristics of its successful predecessors, with a focus on 

growth and discipleship. 

Relevant. Dynamic. Demonstrative. 

“On Friday afternoon, July 31, 2009 the 26th General Conference of the IPHC concluded it’s business 

session at 6:10 pm. I rushed to my room to change clothes and prepare for the evening worship service. 

I was due back by 7 pm. It had been a long day and to say I was tired is an understatement. I had 20 

pages of sermon notes lying around the room and had worked diligently to prepare for my first sermon to 

the church as its new Presiding Bishop. However, due to the distinct lack of time, I walked toward the 

elevator feeling totally unprepared for this important engagement.” 

“While waiting at the elevator doorway, I heard the gentle voice of the Lord whisper to me: “I want you to 

begin your time of service the way I intend for you to carry it out. Trust Me!”At that moment, the peace of 

God came over my spirit and even though I still felt totally unprepared to preach, I knew all was well. 

Shortly afterwards, when actually stepping on the platform in front of the people, God powerfully 

dropped three words into my heart: relevant – dynamic – demonstrative! I knew in a moment that these 

three words described the kind of church God wanted the IPHC to be in the 21st century. They came 

straight from His heart to mine. These three words have become the marching orders by which I intend 

to serve the IPHC. My vision is to see a denomination that is: Relevant – Dynamic – Demonstrative.” 

Dr. Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr., Presiding Bishop 

Relevant – the IPHC must be relevant in a 21st century context in that we connect and communicate. 

We must understand the culture to which we are called to minister and know how to build the bridges to 

reach that culture in order to connect with it. We will continue to preach, praise, and pray as we have 

always done in our sanctuaries! But in addition, we will also communicate the gospel with Twitter, 

Facebook, streaming video, iPhones, and any other technological tool that God makes available for 

winning the lost. We will connect & communicate well with the emerging generation because we know 

they are our closest link to the future! 

Dynamic – The real gospel of Jesus Christ is relevant to any generation once it is stripped of the 

unnecessary baggage which is often attached to it. The IPHC must not only preach a dynamic gospel 

but also live a dynamic gospel. We must quit just going to church and start being the church every day, 

everywhere. We must become change-agents to impact our cities and towns, empower the weak, 


encourage the discouraged, give hope to the despairing, healing to the sick, and forgiveness to the 

guilty. We must minister the gospel of Isaiah 61:1-3 because we, too, have been anointed as agents of 

transformation. 

Demonstrative – God is calling us to a new season and a new dimension of “spiritual ministries and 

manifestations!” As Paul said in 1 Thess 1:5, 

“For our gospel came not unto you in word only but also in power and in the Holy Ghost.” 

The world is waiting for— 

• Churches that not only preach a sermon on salvation but actually lead people to get saved! 

• Churches that not only deliver a discourse on demon possession but actually cast out demons! 

• Churches where healing is not just a “homily” but where people are actually delivered from their 

sickness and disease by the power of God! 

The IPHC must be thoroughly pentecostal in its orthodoxy (doctrine) and in its orthopraxy (life-style). In 

order to be relevant and dynamic, we must be pentecostal so that it can be said of us as was said of the 

first century church, “They that have turned the world upside down have come hither also”. 

There are many things the church must be in order to minister in today’s world. Whatever else it may 

possess, the church must be relevant – dynamic – demonstrative. God is calling the IPHC to be this kind 

of church in the 21st century because nothing less can effectively address the challenges of our 

generation! 

LIVE. MOVE. BE. 

Out of those three powerful words—Relevant, Dynamic, Demonstrative—came the idea for the Live. 

Move. Be. initiatives. It is rooted in the passage in Acts 17.28: “In him we live and move and have our 

being…” 

This stream of Vision2020 will focus on the core values of the IPHC and what it means to be a disciple of 

Jesus Christ in the 21st century. Each year, the focus will be different. By the end of the coming 

decade, we will have produced a detailed Scriptural resource on the beliefs and practices of the IPHC for 

future generations of believers. 

LIVE. MOVE. BE. is the first stream to flow out of the vision for the IPHC given to our Presiding Bishop 

on the night of his election to office. Many more streams will come forth over the next ten years and they 

will lead us into new vistas of ministry and growth around the world! As we dare to step out in faith and 

obedience to the Holy Spirit, He will grace us with powerful results. We will be God’s secret weapon 

“unveiled” to reap the end-time harvest! Addendum I 



Addendum II 

Mission21 

Goal & Objectives 

Our Goal: To Reach 6 Million 

We believe God has helped us to identify our role in reaching our world. We now commit ourselves 

anew to this faith goal. Each ministry must identify and implement its role in this task by setting, 

evaluating and revising short and intermediate-term goals. The following objectives will help us 

reach our goal: 

Praying daily for world evangelization through intercession and spiritual warfare. 

Multiplying believers and churches through revitalization, personal evangelism and church 

planting. 

Planting strong churches and increase our ministry presence in the urban centers of our world. 

Developing shepherd’s hearts that reflect the compassion of Jesus Christ. 

Mobilizing all members of the IPHC to discover, develop and deploy their spiritual gifts. 

We call on all members to identify their role in accomplishing this great task. It is the responsibility 

of all leaders To Inform the membership of our church regarding the Vision, the Resources and the 

Opportunities, for ministry. With effective partnerships, God will help us do this. 

Rev 3:7-8 “To the angel of the church in Philadelphia write: These are the words of him who is 

holy and true, who holds the key of David. What he opens no one can shut, and what he shuts no 

one can open. 8 I know your deeds. See, I have placed before you an open door that no one can 

shut. I know that you have little strength, yet you have kept my word and have not denied my name. 

(NIV) 



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Members 

525,000 

500,000 

475,000 

450,000 

425,000 

400,000 

375,000 

350,000 

325,000 

300,000 

275,000 

250,000 

225,000 

200,000 

IPHC Membership Projections 

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 

Year 

Linear Trend Growth Trend V20 @ 5.8 AGR

INTERNATIONAL PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH 

Global Summary By Region 

For Year Ending December, 2009 

ID Name Chr Gains Total Chrs Mbr Gains Total Mbrs Adherents AVG/Chr 

1 AFRICA 176 4,446 38,649 938,681 1,165,842 211 

2 ASIA 0 4,894 (216) 424,037 526,654 87 

3 EUROPE/MIDEAST 21 365 2,238 30,974 38,470 85 

4 LATIN AMERICA 214 893 26,949 107,444 133,445 120 

5 UNITED STATES 41 2,065 3,003 268,809 333,861 130 

6 CANADA 0 30 0 3,000 3,726 100 

7 AFFILIATES 0 5,642 0 2,062,000 2,561,004 365 

Global Totals: 452 18,335 70,623 3,834,945 4,763,002 209 

Description of Terms: 

Chr Gains = Net change in total churches from previous year. Does not equal New Churches planted. 

Total Chrs = Total of all active churches for this reporting period. 

Mbr Gains = New members added during this reporting period 

Total Mbrs = Total of all members reported during this period 

AVG/Chr = Calculated average members per church or the average church size 

Note: Adherents are calculated using a formula suggested by the Glenmary Research Center based on 

reported membership. 

5/10/2010 Source: IPHC GlobalDesk / Prepared by Joe Iaquinta1 



Analysis of Region 5:U.S. Data 

For Year Ending 2009 

MBRS SBS WSHP CHURCH COUNTS MBRS SBS WSHP 

1999 185,431 93,360 137,732 

2000 197,972 96,013 150,881 Active this report: 2,065 268,809 162,232 209,740 

2001 209,922 122,701 162,385 Averages per Church: 130 79 102 

2002 213,348 122,456 164,522 

2003 223,110 133,324 174,741 

2004+ 235,147 118,580 184,801 

2005+ 244,184 150,460 184,570 New Churches: 84 4,175 

2006+ 248,374 168,783 192,950 New Transfer Mbrs: 15 1,232 

2007 257,737 152,957 202,433 New Transfer Affil: 2 85 

2008 265,806 163,233 205,675 CTM's this report: 0 0 

2009 268,809 162,232 209,740 Total New Chrs: 101 5,492 

SIMPLE RATES Closures: 41 (1,444) 

DGR: 44.96% 73.77% 52.28% Merged: 3 (143) 

AGR: 1.13% -0.61% 1.98% Withdrew: 16 (2,355) 

Duplicates: 2 (480) 

Estimated U.S. Adherents: 333,861 *Total Closed Chrs: 62 (4,422) 

COMPOSITE RATES MEMBERSHIP RATIOS MEMBERSHIP GAINS **MGI 

Simple Decadal: 58.03% Worship to Membership: 78:100 This period: 3,003 90 

Weighted Decadal: 54.61% Bible Studies to Worship: 77:100 Past two years: 11,072 28 

Simple Annual: 4.68% Bible Studies to Members: 60:100 Past five years: 33,662 20 

Weighted Annual: 4.45% Past ten years: 83,378 22 

CHURCHES BY SIZE NO % MBRS % CHURCHES BY WDGR NO % MBRS % 

500 or more: 62 3 93,689 35 100% or higher: 342 17 94,048 35 

200 to 499: 212 10 58,716 22 50% to 99%: 157 8 23,623 9 

100 to 199: 385 19 53,035 20 25% to 49%: 160 8 21,304 8 

50 to 99: 561 27 39,166 15 1% to 24%: 280 14 43,291 16 

Fewer than 50: 845 41 24,203 9 Lower than 1%: 1010 49 78,194 29 

Insufficient data: 0 0 Insufficient data: 116 6 8,349 3 

Totals: 2,065 268,809 Totals: 2,065 268,809 

PERCENTILE RANKINGS MEMBERS WORSHIP 

25% of churches have fewer than: 32 30 




+Changes made to this year's data to correct error. Will not agree with previously printed totals. 

*Closed churches does not include transfers into other conferences. 

**MGI=Members Gained per member Index. It takes "MGI" to produce one new member. 

Due to rounding, percentages may not total 100% 

5/10/2010 Source: IPHC GlobalDesk / Prepared by Joe Iaquinta 



Largest IPHC Churches 

For Period Ending Dec 2009 

CHR ID NAME CITY ST MBRS COMPOSITE CAGR 

31-266 REDEMPTION WORLD OUTREACH CNTRGREENVILLE SC 16946 13,290 11.52% 

19-415 NORTHWOOD TEMPLE PHC FAYETTEVILLE NC 4486 2,291 0.66% 

11-151 WINNERS CHURCH WEST PALM BEACH FL 4400 2,585 33.51% 

11-080 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE CHURCH TALLAHASSEE FL 4200 2,173 -28.70% 

08-305 EVANGELISTIC TEMPLE TULSA OK 2855 1,252 8.68% 

32-511 TREE OF LIFE PHC LYNCHBURG VA 2573 1,709 18.03% 

01-271 DESTINY CHRISTIAN CENTER PRATTVILLE AL 2572 1,506 46.96% 

46-080 WORLD AGAPE MISSION CHURCH LOS ANGELES CA 2500 2,843 0.00% 

38-014 THE FAMILY CHURCH LAFAYETTE LA 2000 1,300 -2.86% 

22-026 CATHEDRAL OF PRAISE OKLAHOMA CITY OK 1200 867 0.00% 

38-021 MIRACLE PLACE CHURCH WAKEFIELD LA 1200 733 31.34% 

49-002 METRO CHRISTIAN CENTER BROOKLYN NY 1200 7,953 *****.**% 

05-043 LA COMUNIDAD CRISTIANA SAN JOSE CA 1100 950 -3.39% 

19-375 GLAD TIDINGS PHC MOREHEAD CITY NC 1080 671 5.95% 

11-395 VISION CHURCH INTERNATIONAL WEST PALM BEACH FL 1000 933 0.00% 

19-320 KINSTON FIRST PHC KINSTON NC 962 500 -5.54% 

12-033 ALL NATIONS CHURCH NORCROSS GA 892 576 0.00% 

32-440 CHRISTIAN LIFE INTERNATIONAL SALEM VA 873 628 2.95% 

19-745 WHITLEY PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS PRINCETON NC 869 697 0.00% 

26-456 LIFE SPRINGS WORSHIP CENTER LEXINGTON SC 841 499 -1.06% 

31-040 BEECH SPRINGS TABERNACLE PELZER SC 808 446 -1.18% 

17-005 KINGSWAY CHRISTIAN CENTER BALTIMORE MD 754 393 -3.52% 

31-045 BELTON PHC BELTON SC 710 316 -2.37% 

33-350 LIVING WORD PH CHURCH MAIDEN NC 700 449 2.59% 

30-060 FRIENDSHIP PH CHURCH WAVERLY TN 694 611 0.00% 

08-210 CROSSTOWN PH CHURCH OKMULGEE OK 685 391 -12.93% 

19-215 GOSPEL TABERNACLE DUNN NC 683 470 6.42% 

14-030 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE PH CHURCH AMARILLO TX 681 623 -0.85% 

33-070 TRINITY WORSHIP CENTER BURLINGTON NC 671 455 1.56% 

32-410 NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES ROANOKE VA 668 394 10.06% 

32-075 BUENA VISTA PH CHURCH BUENA VISTA VA 666 344 -0.67% 

31-088 NEW IMAGE OUTREACH EASLEY SC 645 397 -1.00% 

19-425 THE FIRST CHURCH GOLDSBORO NC 629 512 1.79% 

33-660 WHITNEL PH CHURCH WHITNEL NC 624 489 11.72% 

01-018 DAYSTAR CHRISTIAN CENTER GADSDEN AL 620 348 -3.07% 

11-020 METRO WORLD OUTREACH CENTER ATLANTA GA 617 472 0.00% 

33-545 SOUTH HENDERSON PH CHURCH HENDERSON NC 604 486 1.18% 

09-094 ANOINTED MINISTRIES INTL CHURC KIGALI 600 483 70.59% 

11-101 IGLESIA DE ADORACION FAMILIA LAKE WORTH FL 600 600 0.00% 

32-320 MITCHELLTOWN LIFE LINE MIN HOT SPRINGS VA 588 276 1.34% 

33-605 TRINDALE PH CHURCH HIGH POINT NC 567 308 -2.63% 

11-018 THE SANCTUARY SAVANNAH GA 560 403 0.00% 

19-140 CLINTON PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CLINTON NC 545 341 3.23% 

33-315 LEXINGTON PH CHURCH LEXINGTON NC 545 300 0.00% 

19-380 MOUNT CARMEL PHC FAYETTEVILLE NC 537 467 10.76% 

49-003 CENTRO CRISTIANO METRO BROOKLYN NY 530 399 *****.**% 

Composite figures are an average of: Membership, Bible study groups and Worship attendance. 

CAGR=Composite Annual Growth Rate 

4/27/2011 Source: IPHC Data System Prepared by Joe Iaquinta 



Largest IPHC Churches 

For Period Ending Dec 2009 

CHR ID NAME CITY ST MBRS COMPOSITE CAGR 

32-120 CHRISTIANSBURG HARBOR OF HOPE CHRISTIANSBURG VA 509 309 3.70% 

05-025 THE FATHERS HOUSE SAN JOSE CA 500 400 -25.00% 

11-028 TIME OF REFRESHING CWC LAKE HAMILTON FL 500 367 0.00% 

11-035 BELLE GLADE WORSHIP CENTER BELLE GLADE FL 500 367 2400.00% 

11-112 ABUNDANT LIVING MINISTRIES FT. LAUDERDALE FL 500 500 0.00% 

11-284 LIVING WORD FELLOWSHIP PANAMA CITY FL 500 317 0.00% 

38-031 CHRIST CENTER CHURCH SHREVEPORT LA 500 325 128.34% 

53 Churches in this report 73,789 57,714 

Composite figures are an average of: Membership, Bible study groups and Worship attendance. 

CAGR=Composite Annual Growth Rate 

4/27/2011 Source: IPHC Data System Prepared by Joe Iaquinta 




Churches 

70 

60 

50 

40 

30 

20 

10 

0 

14 

41 

49 

2011 M INITIATIVE 

U.S. LARGE CHURCHES 

Membership of 500+ 

52 

52 

52 

54 

1988 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 

Year 

53 

56 

67 

All data from Year Ending Dec, 2009 unless otherwise labeled. 

67 

62



U.S. LARGE CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 


116404 (43%) 

1791 CHRS 

58716 (22%) 

212 CHRS 

93689 (35%) 

62 CHRS 

500+ MBRS 200-499 MBRS Less than 200 MBRS 

All data from Year Ending Dec, 2009 unless otherwise labeled.


65% 


U.S. LARGE CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 


175,120 

93,689 

500+ Less than 500 


35%


500+ 

Less Than 500 


U.S. LARGE CHURCHES GROWTH RATE 


53154 

93689 

2000 2009 

87.7% DGR 

144818 


23.5% DGR 

175120


Bylaws 

Article I. Organizational Structure – General Level 

p. When General Conference is not in session, the ruling 

of a presiding official may be appealed to the Executive 

Committee of the Council of Bishops for review. The 

decision of the Executive Committee of the Council of 

Bishops may be appealed to the Council of Bishops for 

review. The decision of the Council of Bishops shall be 

final. 

q. The Council of Bishops shall fill by election any 

vacancy on the Executive Committee of the Council of 

Bishops not filled by succession. 

r. The Council of Bishops shall develop a program 

available to all member churches that provides 

financial assistance to any member church 

participating in the Church Tithe and investing in 

church planting, church revitalization, church adoption, 

and conference-approved outreach projects. 

s. The Council of Bishops shall appoint the members of 

the Finance Committee of the Council of Bishops 

based on the procedures in Article V, Section A. 

t. The Council of Bishops shall consider for appointment 

the members of all General-level Division Councils 

recommended by the Executive Committee of the 

Council of Bishops. 

u. The Council of Bishops shall consider for approval the 

appointment of the Chief Financial Officer 

recommended by the Executive and Finance 

Committees and shall have final authority to terminate 

the Chief Financial Officer. 

v. The Council of Bishops shall consider for approval the 

creation of any new board or committee on the General 

level recommended by the Executive Committee of the 


w. The Council of Bishops shall consider for appointment 

the members of all General Conference committees 

recommended by the Executive Committee of the 


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