Río Texas Annual Conference

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Board of Ordained Ministry

Oversees the conference's relationship with its clergy — examining and recommending candidates for licensed and ordained ministry, and guiding their formation and continuing care. Elected for the quadrennium; at least six elders and deacons in full connection, with lay members.

Book of Discipline
¶634634 · Conference Board of Ordained Ministry1. Each annual conference at the first session following the General Conference, shall elect for a term of four years a Board of Ordained Ministry. At least six ordained elders and deacons in full connection and, when possible, at least…The Book of Discipline 2020/2024, ¶634 · via PlenaryRead ¶634 in full →
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Source: 2026 Río Texas Pre-Conference Report · p. 146 ↗

Members

Transcribed from a prior Río Texas conference journal (membership approximate)
  • Kim Burke
  • Pamela DykehouseCabinet Liaison
  • Jacklyn Freeman
  • Taylor Fuerst
  • Aaron A. GonzalezStaff Liaison
  • Kallie Green
  • Greg Hackett
  • Celia Halfacre
  • Karen Horan
  • Randy Knighten
  • Alicia Leyva
  • Chuck McGarity
  • Reed McNitzky
  • Robert OrtizCabinet Liaison
  • Juan Osorio
  • Priscilla Patterson
  • David PayneChair
  • Jessica Petersen
  • Isidro Piña
  • Carolyn Pittman
  • Nohemi Ramirez
  • Kevin Reed
  • Teresa Smith
  • Catherine Stone
  • Lisa Straus
  • Ralph Thompson
  • Katie Toalson
  • Robert Waddle
  • Elizabeth Wright
  • Adrienne Zermeno

This body wasn’t up for election in 2025, so its members come from the conference journal — names only. Verify against a current source.

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