PRESBYTERY OF ELIZABETH

		2008 Liturgical Colors From the 2007-2008 Presbyterian Planning Calendar
	MSEXCEL	2008 Mission Pledge Form [attention Clerks of Session & Treasurers]
	MSWORD	2008 Prayer Calendar [attention Church Office]
		2008 Presbytery Budget [Second Reading/Approval at the March 2008 Stated Meeting]
		2007 Presbytery Budget
	MSWORD	Nomination Form
	MSWORD	Unified Mission Support Form [attention Treasurers] Used for remittance of funds for General Mission, Special Offering, and Designated Giving
		Federal Reporting Requirements for Churches 2007 Tax Year TAX-001 The Board of Pensions of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
		Tax Guide for Ministers & Churches 2007 Tax Year TAX-000 The Board of Pensions of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
	MSWORD	Treasurer's Manual Compiled by the Financial Network Group of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) for use by Church Treasurers [February 2003]
		2004 - 2007 Legal Resource Manual for Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Middle Governing Bodies and Churches Be certain to consult your local attorney for legal advice and expert assistance. While the information in this resource manual should be a helpful guide, it cannot substitute for your local counsel familiar with the law and facts of your particular situation. The laws, of course, continue to change. Your local counsel will ensure the current law is applied to your needs.

		Handbook for Clerks of Session [attention Clerks of Session]
		Parliamentary Procedures [attention Clerks of Session]
	MSWORD	Examination of Session Minutes [attention Clerks of Session]
	MSWORD	Examination of Rolls and Registers [attention Clerks of Session]
	MSWORD	Compensation Report Form for Clergy 2008 [attention Clerks of Session]
	MSWORD	Compensation Report Form for Non-Ordained Personnel 2008 [attention Clerks of Session]
	MSWORD	2008 Minimum Terms of Call [please advise Clerks of Session & Treasurers]
		Guidelines for Session Personnel Committees Prepared by Leadership & Vocation of the General Assembly Council of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) [1997]

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