All-Star Churches of the Pensacola District

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"All-Stars" is an annual recognition of Pensacola District Churches

who meet three requirements in the course of a year:

1) pay 100% total Connectional Mission Giving,

2) have more than 50% attendance by membership,

3) have a net gain in membership.

All-Star Churches in 2011:

* Bagdad

* Baker

* Lillian

* Mae Edwards

* Niceville

* Perdido Bay

All-Star Churches in 2010:

* Annie Jones

* Clear Springs

* Crestview First

* Lillian

* Mae Edwards

* Niceville (Also #1 donor to UMCH)

* St. Mark-Crestview

* Woodbine

All-Star Churches in 2009:

* Clear Springs

* Crestview First

* Mae Edwards

* Niceville

* St. Mark-Crestview

* Woodbine

All-Star Churches in 2008:

* Clear Springs

* Crestview First

* Mae Edwards

* New Bethel

* Perdido Bay

* Woodbine

All-Star Churches in 2007:

* Annie Jones

* Crestview First

* Niceville First

* Woodbine

All-Star Churches in 2006:

* Chumuckla

* Ensley

* Jay

* Niceville First

All-Star Churches in 2005:

* Bagdad

* Christ

* Chumuckla

* New Bethel

* Niceville First

* Wesley Memorial

All-Star Churches in 2004:

* Bagdad

* Chumuckla

* Elizabeth Chapel

* Ensley

* Lillian

* Niceville First

* Perdido Bay

* Wesley Memorial

All-Star Churches in 2003:

* Bagdad

* Elizabeth Chapel

* Mae Edwards

* Niceville First

* Perdido Bay

All-Star Churches in 2002:

* Cottage Hill

* Farm Hill

* Jay

* Mae Edwards

* Mt. Carmel

* Niceville First

* Perdido Bay

* Pineview

All-Star Churches in 2001:

* Christ

* Farm Hill

* Jay

* Mae Edwards

* Niceville First

* Perdido Bay

Honor Roll of Churches: Annual Recognition

by The United Methodist Children's Home

The "giving year" for The United Methodist Children's Home runs from April to March to accommodate White Christmas donations received after December 31.

2010 Report

According to the United Methodist Children's Home's Report of 2010 giving, Niceville United Methodist Church was the top donor church out of both the Alabama-West Florida and the North Alabama Conferences, and Pensacola District was the top donor district. Niceville gave $60,581. Second was the Monroeville Church (Baypines District) at $34,175.

The 2010 giving year for UMCH ran from April 2009 to March 2010. In the AWF Conference, Pensacola District churches gave $301,946, Baypines District $155,665, Montgomery-Opelika District $152,253, Dothan District $152,228, Mobile District $113,317, Montgomery-Prattville District $110,263, Demopolis District $84,308, and Marianna-Panama City District $82,110. The top ten donor churches in the Pensacola District in amount given were Niceville - $60,580.94, St. Luke, Pensacola - $14,782, Shalimar - $7,566, Pensacola First UMC - $7,205, St. Paul, Gulf Breeze - $5,764, Century - $5,350, Crestview First UMC - $3,823,Jay - $3,404, Mt. Carmel - $2,743, and Lillian - $2,388.

Pensacola District churches on the "Top 100 Churches" list in per-member giving were Century @ $113.83/member (47 members), Annie Jones @ $72.45/member (29 members), New Hope @ $29.29/member (24 members), and Jay @ $23.97/member (142 members).

UMCH awards certificates of recognition to churches that gave at least $10 per member. Pensacola District Churches receiving certificates and the amount given per member were Century ($113.83), Annie Jones ($72.45), New Hope ($29.29), Jay ($23.97), Niceville ($19.22), Wesley Memorial ($18.20), St. Luke ($13.52), and Mt. Carmel ($13.25), McDavid ($12.81), and Mae Edwards ($11.49). Thank you for your contributions to the United Methodist Children's Home!

2009 Report

The 2009 giving year ran from April 2008 to March 2009. Niceville was UMCH's top donor church from the Alabama-West Florida Conference and the second from the top donor church from the Alabama-West Florida and North Alabama Conferences combined. The top eleven Pensacola District Churches for average contribution per member were as follows:

Century - $122.39/member, total $5,630
New Hope - $86.54/member, total $2,250
Annie Jones - $78.96/member, total $2,290
Jay - $25.45/member, total $3,461
Mae Edwards - $24.57/member, total $1,253
Niceville - $17.66/member, total $53,276
Mt. Carmel - $17.26/member, total $3,590
McDavid - $9.06/member, total $272
Bellview - $8.49/member, total $2,777
Bagdad - $7.94/member, total $1,175
Trinity - $7.54/member, total $8,188

2008 Report

The 2008 giving year ran from April 2007 to March 2008. Eleven Pensacola District Churches were recognized by the United Methodist Children's Home and received certificates "for exceptional giving to and participation in the ministry of the United Methodist Children's Home." Beside the name of each church below is the amount contributed per member and total given from April 2008 to March 2009.

Century - $109.24, total $5,025
Annie Jones - $76.68, total $2,166
New Hope - $53.00, total $1,378
Niceville First - $36.74, total $110,793
McDavid - $24.98, total $749
Jay - $22.84, total $3,106
Mae Edwards - $21.13, total $1,078
Mt. Carmel - $20.83, total $4,332
St. Luke - $13.67, total $12,300
Christ - $13.23, total $2,660
Pensacola: St. Mark - $10.39, total $10.39

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