AGENDA: Business Meeting 12/12/2021 (Last quarter business meeting)

 Filam Aug, 2021 By-Laws

PDF Agenda Business Meeting - December 12, 2021

Agenda: 

1.  Call To Order:
2.  Devotional / Shared Prayer
3.  Establish Quorum
4.  Review and Approve Agenda
5.  Review and Approve Previous Minutes
6.  Treasurer's Report
8.  New Business
9.  Reports
10.  Recap:  Decisions / Action Items 
11.  Closing Prayer
12.  Adjourn 

Comments

  1. BongNovember 29, 2021 at 12:06 AM

    Nominations:
    1. Counters: Sally, Eva Murallos, Carnacion Inong, Lourdes Barraca
    2. Youth: Micah Abagon, Edelyn Barraca
    3. Sunday School: Jo Beltran and Joanne Nocasa (Directors)

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  2. BongNovember 29, 2021 at 1:43 AM

    Pastor's Report: Oct-December 2021
    1. Contact / Decisions Card
    2. Men's Discipleship after service
    3. Sunday School Initiative

    Update Designated Offerings for Dec 2021 and on
    1. Sta. Barbara Christian Fellowship / Missions
    2. Youth Project / Missions
    3. CBS - Center of Biblical Studies / Education / Mission
    4. Pastor Rogelio - Aeta Tribes
    5. Ministry Points from 2018 Youth Project

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