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Annual Business ReportNovember 24, 2013

...Your generosity will result in thanksgiving to God.2 Corinthians 9:11b (NIV)

Calvary Exists to Glorify God through Transforming Ordinary People into

Fully-Equipped Followers of Christ.

CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH REPORT FOR ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING 2013

Table of Contents

Pages I. Agenda 1 II. Minutes of Previous Meeting 2-3 III. President’s Report…………………………………………………..…...………..…Don VanSickel 4 IV. Senior Pastor’s Report……..………………………………..……………...Pastor Ted Duncan 5 V. Business Administrator’s Report & Financial Statements…….....Mark Rutkoskie

a. Business Administrator’s Report 6-7 b. Comparative Statement of Financial Position 8 c. Comparative Statement of Support and Revenues over Expenses and

Changes in Fund Balances 9 d. Comparative Statement of Support and Revenue over Expenses Projected

For 2013 to 2013 Budget and 2014 Budget 10

VI. Budget for 2014 11


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Agenda November 24, 2013

I. Call to Order……………………………………………………….……. ………………Don VanSickel II. Special Music……………………………………………………….………….Pastor Rob Tompkins III. Opening Prayer………………………………..…………………………..…Pastor Don Bertrand IV. Approval of 2012 Business Meeting Minutes……...….….…………....Don VanSickel V. Introduction of Elder Team, Referencing Reports..……….…………..Don VanSickel VI. Confirmation of Elder Leadership Team Members……………….…………………………. VII. Financial Report & Adoption of New Budget…………………………....Terry Treiberg VIII. Confirmation of Elder Leadership Team Member Results……………………………….. IX. Comments and Adjournment……………………………….… …………Pastor Ted Duncan


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CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH

ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING - MINUTES Date: November 18, 2012 Time: 7:18 PM

in Church Sanctuary

Elders Present: Pastor Don Bertrand Jim Childress Pastor Ted Duncan Daran Francis Kent Scott Terry Treiberg Pastor Steve Truitt Don VanSickel Dan Vaughn Elders Absent: None Additional Pastors Present: Pastor Rob Tompkins Pastor Troy Hess Staff Present: Vince Eagle Paula Francis Karen Harvey Shay Hess Diana Kane Mark Rutkoskie Sue Sabaloni Dwight Tackett Mindy Tharp Church Members Present: 118 Attendees I. There being a quorum, the meeting was called to order at 7:18 PM by Elder Team President

Don VanSickel. II. Pastor Rob led the congregation in singing the hymn “We’re Marching to Zion”. Elder Kent Scott offered an opening prayer. III. Elder Don VanSickel referenced the minutes of the 2011 Annual Business Meeting which were

included in a packet that attendees received as they entered. Motion by Sterling Cole to accept the minutes as written in the aforementioned packet. Seconded by Bailey Abbott. A short discussion followed, and it was recommended by Paula Francis that Karen Harvey’s name should appear on the list of “Staff Present”. The motion was amended and seconded. A voice vote was then held. Unanimous approval.


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IV. Elder Don VanSickel introduced to the attendees all of the currently-serving Elders and their

spouses. Don referenced his “Annual Elder Leadership Team Report” and the “Annual Pastor Leadership Team Report” which were included in the packet that attendees received as they entered.

V. Elder Don VanSickel presented a letter of thanks to Elder Jim Childress, who is retiring from the Elder Leadership Team.

VI. Elder Daran Francis explained the Elder rotation process and Elder Don VanSickel was presented to the attendees for re-confirmation for a new 3-year term. Voting was then done by paper ballot. Don was approved by at least a 2/3 majority of the voters.

VII. Elder Terry Treiberg introduced and explained the proposed 2013 CBC budget. Terry acknowledged CBC Business Administrator Mark Rutkoskie and the Financial Stewardship Team for their work on the 2013 budget. Terry offered to answer any questions concerning the proposed 2013 budget, but none were voiced. Motion by Rod Kane to accept the proposed 2013 budget as presented in the aforementioned packet. Seconded by Tim Brandon. A voice vote was then held. Unanimous approval.

VIII. Pastor Steve Truitt offered a closing prayer. IX. Meeting Adjourned @ 7:46 PM.


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President’s Report – Don VanSickel Greetings to the faithful members of Calvary Bible Church, It continues to be my honor to be a member of the Elder Leadership Team, a group of God-fearing, hard-working men who are dedicated to serving the Lord and His church here at Calvary. As described in 1 Peter 5:1-4, and spelled out in our CBC By-laws, the members of the Elder Leadership Team eagerly act as overseers and shepherds, offering our support and encouragement to the pastors and staff who so capably direct the function of this church. Tonight as we review the state of the church, I trust you will celebrate with us all that God is doing here at CBC. As we reflect on the last 11 months, we see that the Lord continues to bless Calvary Bible Church and for that we remain truly thankful. Just looking around the campus, we see the faithfulness of God and His people starting with the many different Nehemiah projects that have been completed or are underway. Externally, CBC has received a bit of a “face lift” with the repair and repainting of the buildings, and the addition of playground equipment and shade “sails” to the courtyard of our Children’s Ministry area. As you walk through doors here and there, you will see refurbished classrooms upstairs, the platform in the Worship Center has been renovated and re-carpeted, and we have a new baptistry. Additionally, what you will not see, except in the increased productivity of our staff, is the addition of new IT equipment such as new computers and a new server. All of this is possible through your faithful giving and the Lord’s provision. In addition to the physical revitalization, we are also seeing a renewal of sorts in our ministries as we go through this period of transition. Our purpose here at Calvary is “to glorify God through transforming ordinary people into fully-equipped followers of Christ” and we seek to do so with every active ministry. With the change in our Sunday morning service schedule, the additional LifeStage classes being offered are exceptionally well-attended and relationships in our church family are growing stronger. Recently we saw the rescheduling of Celebrate Recovery, an important ministry here at CBC, to a new night, which opens the doors to new opportunities for fellowship and teaching during the week. Though the shift is new, the change has been well-received and we are excited about what is ahead. This evening we will vote to confirm two Elders for new three year terms of service: lay elder, Daran Francis, and Pastor Dave Buck. With their confirmation this evening, and as we start the new year, the 2014 Elder Leadership Team will have seven members (three pastors and four lay elders): Pastor Ted Duncan, Pastor Don Bertrand, Pastor Dave Buck, Daran Francis, Terry Treiberg, Don VanSickel, and Dan Vaughn. As they step down, we would like to extend our heart-felt thanks to both Kent Scott and Pastor Steve Truitt for their years of valuable service on the ELT. It is the goal to add another lay elder to the team, and we will use the months ahead to carefully lead potential nominees through a significant vetting process before presenting a qualified candidate to the congregation for confirmation. As 2013 comes to an end, I am again thankful for the opportunity and privilege of serving the Lord and our church as an Elder. It is with great anticipation, hope, and trust in God’s perfect will that I look forward to changes coming our way here at CBC. Respectfully submitted, Don VanSickel Don VanSickel


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Annual Senior Pastor’s Report As we come to the close of another year, I look back with deep gratitude for the faithfulness of our God and that of His people here at Calvary Bible Church. Your steadfastness has been of great encouragement to me and Marge during these years of transition, especially with all the changes which have occurred in our staff. When many church members might have bolted and run, you have remained active and committed to our Lord and to our church’s mission.

Last year, I wrote of all the new people we had added to our staff. Thankfully, I don’t have to write such a letter again. Our staff has remained intact and united, and the Lord is blessing our combined efforts. The only position that remained vacant at the close of 2012 was that of our Associate Pastor in charge of Family Ministries. That position has now been wonderfully filled with the addition of Pastor Dave Buck last spring. He has stepped in and done a great job in shoring up our family ministries and adult classes, and God has used his inspiring messages to inform and challenge us through His word.

As we look forward to 2014, we can be assured that the Lord will continue to lead us, the sheep of His pasture, and to meet our every need as we submit to Him and follow in His footsteps. Following Him sometimes leads us into unfamiliar territory. Next June, that path will lead us to the point when we will be asked to consider selecting a new man as our chief under shepherd.

In nearly sixty years, Calvary Bible Church has had only three Senior Pastors, a fact that most churches would find hard to even imagine. But as I turn seventy next month, I realize it’s time for me to step back and let another man take up that role of responsibility. I will continue on in doing much of what I’ve done over the past quarter of a century, but it’s time for a younger man to shoulder that greater task of leadership. I firmly believe Dave Buck is that man. Along with our Elder Leadership Team, and the support of the rest of us pastors and a faithful congregation, I’m convinced he will be able to lead us on to even greater accomplishments in the future.

Speaking of the future, the Lord tells us we can expect an average of seventy years, and with an added measure of strength, perhaps eighty years (Psalm 90:10). I’ve reached that first milestone, and with His grace and strength, I have my sights set on the latter one. I’d love to hang around and see what great things God has in store for us who are called by His Son’s dear name here at Calvary Bible Church.

In His matchless love,

Pastor Ted


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Business Administrator’s Report

As you review this report you will notice two things: 1) even though our giving is equal to or a little over the previous year we, are not without our challenges, and 2) generosity is evident in the giving by many in our church, not only in their finances but in their time, as we endeavor to advance God’s Kingdom.

We, in fact, have a very generous church family. Your faithful giving allows the ministry of Calvary Bible to continue to show the love of Jesus to Bakersfield. However, because we want to grow our ministries, and because of the increasing cost of maintaining our aging facilities, we know that our financial needs in the coming months and years will grow as well. We encourage every church member to seriously consider the practice of biblical stewardship and tithing so that we can meet these important needs. In so doing, we will be able to see the incredible things that God wants to do through Calvary Bible Church.

Attendance:

The average Sunday attendance for 2013 year-to-date is 588, which is 43 less than 2012. However, we have seen an upward trend since September with the average attendance for November reaching 642.

Financial Statements:

The attached reports show the financial position, revenues, and expenses for the years ending December 31, 2011 & 2012, and the ten months ending October 31, 2013. The following table is a simple cash recap for year ending December 31, 2012, and the current year ending October 31, 2013.

We were able to obtain a healthy cash balance due to the increased year-end giving at the end of 2012, and maintain it throughout this year. The goal is to continue to increase our reserves, or savings, to take care of necessary expenditures in the future as will be outlined later in this report.

Cash balances include funds that have been designated for specific purposes such as future missions and Nehemiah project (building funds); as of October 31, 2013 the Nehemiah project fund balance was $23,009. As the remainder of the projected $150,000 balance is collected for the Nehemiah project, the funds are scheduled to be used for the completion of the children’s ministries remodel, a front office remodel, parking lot paving & sealing repairs, and Worship Center lighting.

12/31/2012 10/31/2013 Total Revenue $2,305,585 $1,866,593 Less: Transfers from restricted funds (37,936) (11,896) Less: Total Expenses before Capital Expenses (2,042,937 (1,740,471) Net Revenue over Expenditures 224,712 114,226 Less: Debt (Manor) reduction, Interest & Capital outlays (108,783) (167,364) Less: Net Change in non cash assets & liabilities (51,224) 20,738 Net increase (decrease) in cash funds 64,705 (32,400) Beginning Cash Balance at January, 1 102,298 167,003 Ending Cash Balance for Period 167,003 134,603


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Capital Projects: The following capital projects have been completed to date:

1. Nehemiah project – Exterior Repainting $ 25,000 2. Nehemiah project – Children’s remodel and equipment 45,575 3. New baptistry 1,779 4. Tables for Junk-a-tique (purchased with designated funds) 11,628 5. Re-carpeting and modification to Worship Center stage 6,393 6. Re-furbishing and equipping the upstairs adult classrooms 8,971 7. IT equipment – replaced server and 4 staff computers 8,918 8. Other equipment 5,910

Anticipated before year end: 1. Nehemiah project – completion of building projects $ 79,425 2. IT equipment 1,000 3. Other capital items 1,293

To help explain the need for capital and maintenance reserves (savings), the following is a list of facility maintenance items that will need to be addressed in the coming months and years:

1. Air conditioner replacements $ 114,000 2. Treatment for termites 13,000 3. Structural repair on children’s building 3,000 4. Continual paving and v-gutter repair 50,000 5. Greater tree pruning and replacement 10,000 6. Other infra-structure repairs ?? 7. Upgrading and repairing sprinkler system ??

This past year our maintenance and repair budget incurred the following expenditures: leaking gas line, waterline break, corroded toilet vent lines, and continual gopher and squirrel abatement. Thanks to our talented and experienced facilities manager, Vince Eagle, and much volunteer help, the cost for some of these items was greatly reduced. We anticipate continuing the Nehemiah fund to take care of additional extraordinary items in the future. One project being considered is the installation of a solar energy system; we are currently investigating structural engineering requirements so total installation estimates can be finalized for such a system. The joint effort and support of the office staff, pastors, elders, and the financial stewardship team made this report possible; their assistance is greatly appreciated. God will provide through your faithfulness and “…your continued generosity will result in thanksgiving to God, the owner of all we have.

Yours in Christ,

Mark Rutkoskie


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CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH OF BAKERSFIELDCOMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONPERIOD ENDING YEARS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2011, 2012, OCTOBER 31, 2013

OCTOBER 31,2011 2012 2013

ASSETS

Current Assets Cash 42,959 122,989 108,589 Cash - Restricted 26,632 11,307 1,007 Charles Schwab Brokerage Acct-Restricted 32,707 32,707 25,007 Total Current Assets 102,298 167,003 134,603Property and Equipment Land and Buildings 5,531,535 5,545,764 5,601,972 Furniture and Equipment 754,011 790,237 848,204 Less: Accumulated Depreciation -3,572,392 -3,764,380 -3,964,392

Total Property and Equipment (Net) 2,713,154 2,571,621 2,485,784

Other Assets Bonds Issuance Costs (Net of Amortization) 9,436 3,664 0 Prepaid Expenses and Other Current Assets 1,935 21,030 23,983

TOTAL ASSETS 2,826,823 2,763,318 2,644,370LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCECurrent Liabilities Accrued Payroll Taxes and Interest Payable 14,674 16,422 6,925 Accounts Payable 50,587 16,709 49,897 Current Portion of Notes Payable - Manor 25,994 33,047 32,742

Total Current Liabilities 91,255 66,178 89,564

Long-Term Portion of Notes Notes Payable - Manor 307,042 262,995 225,000

Total Liabilities 398,297 329,173 314,564General and Restricted Fund Balances 2,428,526 2,434,145 2,329,806

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE 2,826,823 2,763,318 2,644,370

DECEMBER 31,


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CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH OF BAKERSFIELDCOMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF SUPPORT AND REVENUE OVER EXPENSESandCHANGES IN FUND BALANCES

General Designated Total General Designated Total General Designated TotalSupport and Revenue Tithes and Offering 1,313,910 1,313,910 1,563,751 1,563,751 1,226,373 1,226,373 Designated Giving 145,652 511,786 657,438 137,118 400,284 537,402 37,429 280,902 318,331 Other Receipts 30,639 30,639 32,917 32,917 81,890 81,890 Rents - Calvary Manor 171,609 171,609 171,516 171,516 145,867 145,867 Nehemiah Project 94,132 94,132 Total Support and Revenue 1,661,810 511,786 2,173,596 1,905,302 400,284 2,305,586 1,491,559 375,034 1,866,593

Expenses Salaries and Benefits 863,502 863,502 842,963 842,963 771,299 771,299 Missions Support and Outreach 206,184 378,494 584,678 155,201 330,409 485,610 164,321 198,465 362,786 Programs and Activities 163,118 113,944 277,062 236,658 68,376 305,034 192,313 32,954 225,267 Facilities & General and Administrative 327,834 327,834 324,858 324,858 323,316 323,316 Calvary Manor 89,800 89,800 84,472 84,472 57,803 57,803

Total Expenses before Capital Expenses 1,650,438 492,438 2,142,876 1,644,152 398,785 2,042,937 1,509,052 231,419 1,740,471

Net Excess (Deficit) of Support and Revenues Over Expenses before Capital Expenses 11,372 19,348 30,720 261,150 1,499 262,649 (17,493) 143,615 126,122

Capital Expenses Interest 18,933 18,933 21,334 21,334 14,889 14,889 Depreciation 191,195 191,195 191,988 191,988 200,012 200,012 Amortization 5,772 5,772 5,772 5,772 3,664 3,664

Total Capital Expenses 215,900 0 215,900 219,094 0 219,094 218,565 0 218,565

Net Excess (Deficit) of Support and Revenue -204,528 19,348 -185,180 42,056 1,499 43,555 (236,058) 143,615 (92,443)

Fund Balance at Beginning of Year 2,524,123 106,607 2,630,730 2,375,703 52,823 2,428,526 2,396,157 37,988 2,434,145Less: Fund transfers to current year 56,108 -73,132 -17,024 -21,602 -16,334 -37,936 109,206 (121,102) (11,896)Fund Balance at End of Year 2,375,703 52,823 2,428,526 2,396,157 37,988 2,434,145 2,269,305 60,501 2,329,806

OTHER CASH EXPENDITURES:Capital Outlays 75,929 50,455 114,175Notes/Bond Reduction 29,627 36,994 38,300

FOR PERIOD ENDED OCTOBER 31,20132011 2012

FOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,


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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF SUPPORT AND REVENUE OVER EXPENSES PROJECTED FOR 2013 TO 2013 BUDGET AND 2014 BUDGET

General Designated Total General Designated Total General Designated TotalSupport and Revenue Tithes, Offerings and Other 1,625,354 1,625,354 1,634,430 1,634,430 1,615,439 1,615,439 Designated Giving 40,259 368,627 408,886 27,600 195,000 222,600 42,800 226,000 268,800 Capital Improvements Fund & Nehemiah Project 18,900 177,804 196,704 18,900 155,000 173,900 20,000 150,000 170,000 Rents - Calvary Manor 175,442 175,442 177,444 177,444 181,716 181,716

Total Support and Revenue 1,859,955 546,431 2,406,386 1,858,374 350,000 2,208,374 1,859,955 376,000 2,235,955

Expenses Salaries and Benefits 906,658 906,658 937,435 937,435 940,898 940,898 Missions Support and Outreach 180,655 358,627 539,282 200,841 185,000 385,841 187,017 216,000 403,017 Programs and Activities 215,678 10,000 225,678 210,725 10,000 220,725 253,176 10,000 263,176 Facilities & General and Administrative 350,138 350,138 294,122 294,122 323,068 323,068 Calvary Manor 67,106 67,106 76,041 76,041 60,100 60,100

Total Expenses before Capital Expenses 1,720,235 368,627 2,088,862 1,719,164 195,000 1,914,164 1,764,259 226,000 1,990,259

Net Excess (Deficit) of Support and Revenues Over Expenses before Capital Expenses 139,720 177,804 317,524 139,210 155,000 294,210 95,696 150,000 245,696

Capital Expenses Interest 14,888 14,888 17,263 17,263 11,294 11,294 Reserve account funding 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 30,000 30,000 Notes Payable Reduction 35,932 35,932 33,047 33,047 34,402 34,402 Capital Outlays & Nehemiah Project Fund 18,900 177,804 196,704 18,900 155,000 173,900 20,000 150,000 170,000

Total Capital Expenses 139,720 177,804 317,524 139,210 155,000 294,210 95,696 150,000 245,696

Net Excess (Deficit) of Support & Revenue over Expenses 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ANNUAL BUDGET20142013 - PROJECTED 2013 - BUDGET

FOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,


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Annual 2014 Budget Total Budget

Budget -Designated

Budget - General

Revenue Tithes and General 1,615,439 1,615,439 Designated Missions & Programs 268,800 226,000 42,800 Manor Income-Rents 181,716 181,716 Capital Expenditures & Nehemiah Project 170,000 150,000 20,000

Total Revenue 2,235,955 376,000 1,859,955 Expenditures Salaries and Benefits 940,898 940,898 Program and Ministry Expenses Senior, Family & Executive Pastors 8,600 8,600 Adult Ministries 23,000 10,000 13,000 Pastoral Care Ministries 6,700 6,700 Youth Ministries 41,700 41,700 Children’s & Child Care Ministries 84,231 84,231 Music & Worship Ministries 39,330 39,330 Women’s Ministries 20,600 20,600 Men’s Ministries 11,315 11,315 Food/Fellowship 27,700 27,700 Missions and Outreach Supported Missions 359,900 210,000 149,900 Outreach & Say Yes Ministry 43,117 6,000 37,117 Facilities and General 323,068 323,068 Calvary Manor 60,100 60,100

Total Expenditures 1,990,259 226,000 1,764,259

Net Revenue before Debt, Capital and Reserve Expenditures

245,696 150,000 95,696

Debt, Capital and Reserve Funding Expenditures Debt Reduction & Interest – Manor 45,696 45,696 Capital Expenditures 20,000 20,000 Nehemiah Project – Building Fund 150,000 150,000 -0- Reserve Account Funding 30,000 30,000

Total Debt, Capital & Reserve Funding 245,696 150,000 95,696

Net Revenue and Expenditures -0- -0- -0-

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