This document appears to be a report from the president of a church organization summarizing their commitment and achievements over the past 125 years (quasquicentennial) in areas like starting new churches, increasing attendance, developing ethnic and multiethnic congregations, and growing global partnerships. It highlights statistics on their growth and outlines their continued commitment to evangelism, justice, compassion, discipleship, and serving globally to follow God's heart into the world.

1. President’s Report A Commitment to the Whole Mission of the Church

2. Quasquicentennial Noun quasquicentennial A 125th anniversary. A celebration to mark such an anniversary. Adjective quasquicentennial Relating to a period of 125 years.

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7. What If… 1985 – 2010 New Churches 819 NOW 602 THEN 477 IF STOPPED

8. What If… 1985 – 2010 Attendance NOW 176,005 IF STOPPED THEN 84,233 83,421

9. What If… 1985 – 2010 Ethnic & Multiethnic Churches 201 NOW THEN 43 30 IF STOPPED

10. What If… 1985 – 2010 Global Partnerships 38 NOW THEN IF STOPPED 7

11. Ethnic & Multiethnic Churches New Churches Global Partnerships Attendance 819 176,005 38 201 477 83,421 7 30

12. A Commitment to the Whole Mission of the Church

13. Living Our Affirmations A commitment to the whole mission of the church.

14. Living Our Affirmations A commitment to the wholemission of the church.

15. Being missional means to follow the heart of God into the world.

16. A Commitment to the Whole Mission of the Church

17. Following the Heart of God into the World More disciples… Among more populations…. In a more caring and just world

18. We have grown for 18 consecutive years

19. We start on average one new church every two to three weeks

20. Half of those are among populations of color

21. the lost are being found,

22. churches are being planted,

23. God is being worshipped

24. leaders are being trained,

25. the hungry are being fed,

26. the sick are being cared for,

27. children are learning to read, and

28. families are maximizing skills to better provide for themselves and transform their communities

29. disasters are being responded to

30. A Commitment to the Whole Mission of the Church

31. Multi-Ethnic Evangelism Justice The Congregational Challenge Compassion and Mercy Discipleship Global Shining Like Stars Phil.2:12

32. Multi-Ethnic Evangelism Justice The Congregational Challenge Compassion and Mercy Discipleship Global Shining Like Stars Phil.2:12

33. Multi-Ethnic Evangelism Justice The Congregational Challenge Compassion and Mercy Discipleship Global Shining Like Stars Phil.2:12

34. Multi-Ethnic Evangelism Justice The Congregational Challenge Compassion and Mercy Discipleship Global Shining Like Stars Phil.2:12

35. A Commitment to the Whole Mission of the Church

36. The Collective Challenge Make and deepen disciples Start and strengthen churches Develop leaders Love mercy and do justice Serve globally

37. A Commitment to the Whole Mission of the Church

38. The Mutual Challenge Your Church Regional Conference Denomination

39. A Commitment to the Whole Mission of the Church

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43. Former Covenant Leadership Present Today Delmar Anderson, Deirdre M. Banks, David S. Dahlberg, Raymond L. Dahlberg, Robert C. Dvorak, Timothy C. Ek, George B. Elia, Herbert M. Freedholm, James W. Gustafson, James R. Hawkinson, Stanley R. Henderson, John R. Hunt, David W. Johnson, Evelyn M.R. Johnson, LeRoy M. Johnson, Robert K. Johnston, Paul E. Larsen, Chester E. Larson, Robert C. Larson, Mary C. Miller, Donald A. Njaa, David S. Noreen, Wesley Olson, Glenn R. Palmberg, Henry W. Pearson, James E. Persson, John E. Phelan Jr, Luverne Sands, Gerald V. Stenberg, Paul V. Wilson

44. A Commitment to the Whole Mission of the Church