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Explore the comprehensive breakdown of the 2018 budget focusing on parish income, apportionment rates, mission grants, youth programs, and staffing details for spiritual and numerical growth.
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2018 Proposed Budget MISSION STATEMENT: Grow and develop congregations spiritually, numerically and in missional leadership.
2018 Apportionment (EXHIBIT 1) PARISH INCOME RANGES & RATES: • Over 80% of our churches range between 9-13% • Median Rate = 11%, Average Rate ~ 12.4% • 5% “Cap & Floor” limits the amount of actual increase OR decrease for any parish to no more than +/- 5%, year over year.
2018 Apportionment(EXHIBIT 1a) 2018 Apportionment of $995,160, based on: • Our churches reported 2016 Operating Income of ~ $7.9 M. (+ 2%) • Using our current apportionment rates and income ranges • Applying the 5% cap & floor
2018 Diocesan Budget & Draw Projections(EXHIBIT 2) Apportionment ($995K) + Net Draw ($1.027) of 5.2% (Trailing 5-YR Avg.) provide total funding $2.022 M. Current Draw ~ 5.1% of year-end Cash & Investments.
Diocesan Budget Expenditures2007-16 Actual, 2017 YEE & 2018-20 Projected (EXHIBIT 3)
2010 vs. 2017 YEE Expenses by Category ($M)(EXHIBIT 4) $ 2.596 $ 2.042 0.940 0.940 1.656 1.102
2018Proposed Operating Budget(EXHIBIT 5) PROGRAM: $ 888,000 (CDP & Mission Grants, Asking, Leadership & HRA’s) ADMINISTRATION: $1.130 M. (Governance, Staff & Office Expenses)
2018 Proposed Diocesan Budget vs. 1st DRAFT(EXHIBIT 6) Increase investment in CDP Grants and Communications role, offset by decrease in Mission grants and lower administrative costs for conventions & IT/telecom.
2018 Mission Grants(EXHIBIT 7) • Mission Grant requests ($’s) down ~ 10% from 2017, due to . . • New “caps” on grant awards & duration ($10,000 cap on new grants, $5,000 cap after 5 years) and . . . • Trend of lower parish participation (15 vs. recent average of 21) • Mission Partnership Committee awarded 71% of “$’s requested” in 2018, as compared to 79% in 2017. Total Mission Grant ($’s) awarded are down 19% - reflecting both fewer requests and the impact of “caps”.
2018 Youth Funding(EXHIBIT 8) PARISH YOUTH GRANTS: Except for 2015 (when we promoted a 2nd round of grants at year-end ~ $14,000), participation has declined each year from ~ 30 churches in 2014, to 15 last year. TOTAL YOUTH PROGRAMS: Except for 2015, total investment increased from less than $12,000 in 2013, to $26,000 (2017/2018).
2018 Detailed Budget EXHIBITS
2018 Proposed Operating ExpenseCongregational Development & Mission Partnership(EXHIBIT 9)
2018 Proposed Operating ExpenseMission Partnership (2018 Grants)(EXHIBIT 10)
2018 Proposed Operating ExpenseMission Partnership (previous Grants)(EXHIBIT 11)
2018 Proposed Operating ExpenseD&FMS, Health Benefits & Leadership Development(EXHIBIT 12)
2018 Proposed Operating ExpenseGovernance, Staff & Office Expense(EXHIBIT 13)
2018 Proposed Budget -StaffingDiocesan Staff Roles(EXHIBIT 14) There are currently eight Stipendiary Leadership roles: Five District Deans and three Coordinators (Ecumenical & Interfaith, Leadership Development and College for Congregational Development).
2018 Proposed Budget - StaffingDiocesan Salary Ranges(EXHIBIT 15) Salary ranges are established for all Diocesan positions based on current market compensation data (ALL Clergy positions include SECA allowance). Rector/Priest salary ranges are based on church size, using Average Sunday Attendance (ASA) .
2018 Proposed Budget - Staffing Diocesan Staff: Total Compensation Detail(EXHIBIT 16) • Total Compensation includes: Salary, Housing, *SECA, FICA, pension contributions, car allowance (bishop), life, disability & health insurance. • Reimbursed expenses include: Travel, continuing education, sabbatical, etc. • Pool for salary increases estimated @ 2.3% of payroll (effective 7/1/18).
2018 Proposed Diocesan Budget vs. 2017(EXHIBIT 17) Total Expenditures down 2% to $2.022M., with a balanced budget.
Diocesan Council – Budget Committee • ROLE: Work with Council and the Bishop’s staff to develop an operating budget that aligns resources with our mission statement. • Elected Council Members: • Rev. Dan Burner, St. Mark’s, Penn Yan • Rev. Stephen Meister, St. Mark’s, Newark • Mr. Scott Seabridge, Chair, Church of the Incarnation, Penfield • Ms. Gwen Van Laeken, St. Peter’s, Geneva • Diocesan Treasurer: Terry Butwid • CFO: Todd Rubiano • Diocesan Accountant: Kristin Woodward
Diocesan Council Budget: Process JAN - Review preliminary 2016 budget & draw results. Meet with Trustees to begin review of draw/budget impacts (01/26/17). FEB - Review ‘16 results, ‘17 changes, & 3-YR baseline budget projections (2018 – 2020). FEB thru SEP - Committees & staff develop proposed budgets (CDPC, MPC, Budget & Others). MAR – Trustees approve 2016 draw (3/4/17).Consider & analyze spending priorities. Begin reviewing Apportionment. APR - Review Q1 ‘17 performance. Finalize 2018 apportionment vs. spending priorities/options. MAY– Joint Budget meeting with Trustees (05/09/17). Approve 1st DRAFT 2018 budget, apportionment & communications plan. Publish 1st DRAFT budget (05/24/17).
Diocesan Council Budget: Process JUN – Gather feedback on 1st DRAFT at District Meetings: • SE District: Monday, 6/5 @ Addison • NE District: Tuesday, 6/6 @ Palmyra • Rochester/Monroe: Tuesday 6/6 @ Webster • SW District: Thursday, 6/15 @ Geneseo JUL & AUG – Determine if a 2nd DRAFT is needed SEP – Review feedback, integrate changes & approve PROPOSED 2018 Budget (09/19/17) OCT - Review Proposed 2018 Budget at Pre-Convention Mtgs: • Dansville (10/11/17) & Henrietta (10/12/17) • Present budget at Convention (10/28/17)