Timothy Award Recipients

Jim is a key presence in the life of our community. The numbers of students who have been impacted by him is beyond count, and the kingdom is better and bigger because of his heart for Jesus.

Bill and Eileen Cashdollar have been genuinely and lovingly serving young Nazarenes for over 40 years. The gift of their time and energy in fundraising, teaching, and quiz coaching has been priceless.

Walter has invested in countless student lives and goes out of his way to maintain the relationships he has built over the years. He exemplifies everything the Timothy award stands for.

Both Matt and Laura are passionate about serving the youth. They have been generously investing their hearts into young people and involving them into helping the needy and prayer ministry.

Tom has demonstrated over his years of service to the district teens that there is room and care for them at his table. He is an example of what it looks like to love God and love others.

Chuck and Brenda have a passion for young people coming to know Jesus and that is evident in the way they led and ran our district camp. For many years, they have poured into students and the people surrounding our District Camp.

Heather's dedication to the youth in her local church goes way beyond her regular ministry hours. For many years, she's been supporting and serving the youth, creating a bridge between community and church.

Tim has brought a professional and spiritual attitude to every area of service and has been an asset for not only the North/East Texas district but for the church of the Nazarene and the Kingdom of God as well.

Jen has served as a youth mentor, then lead mentor, and then Pastor to Youth & Families. She has been absolutely amazing and has given countless hours to love the youth and families here over these 17 years.

Ryan and Jamie have fully dedicated their lives to the youth ministry, working hard to build relationships with teens and their families and developing a team of adults to love on teens.

Tammie not only revolutionized the district NYI productivity and events management, but most importantly, she made a tremendous impact on the lives of hundreds of teenagers. Her love for teenagers and young adults spilled out into every aspect of South Carolina NYI.

Because of David's belief in investing in youth, he has been instrumental in creating opportunities for youth leaders to bond with one another and in forming a sense of “family” among the district leadership.